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So, after a couple of weeks away, I see I haven't missed much in Canuckistan. It appears that Mike Gillis' offseason activities have basically amounted to Sweet F.A. And by that, I don't mean signing Jason Garrison.
That being said, I've been preaching patience for weeks now, and the way CBA talks are going, I'm not sure Gillis has any reason to make any rash moves, other than to give me something new to doodle about. C'mon, Mike, it wouldn't hurt to throow me a Doan, every once in awhile. Er, I meant bone.
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The Lull Before the Civil Unrest Storm
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Nov 07, 2012 - 03:49 AM
By: Jack D Douglas
Vast social revolutions and wars are often preceded by periods of giving up on reforms, despairing withdrawal from public life by the best and brightest,(Going Galt) and even peacefulness which seems to have become the normal condition in spite of deep conflicts and growing crises beneath the surfaces of public life. Often, earlier periods of intense conflicts and crises have been overcome and resolved, so it comes to look like that is the normal in life. This lulls most people into assuming their worse fears cannot happen, but this leads them to lowering their guards against growing conflicts and crises, so small ones can more easily cascade down into massive ones. If people expected they could become vast wars or revolutions or implosions, they would take more precautions to prevent that. But when lulled in expecting the worst cannot happen, the worst than they could ever imagine often explodes suddenly.
The cataclysmic French Revolution came after many decades of attempted reforms and conflicts which people had come to think of as unending. It started with new attempts at reforms, then incidents that did not seem so important, then all of it a sudden it exploded. WWI came after so many decades of peace in Europe, in spite of imperial conflicts around the world and an arms race, that most people thought a major war was impossible. Then a single murder in the far away Balkans set in motion an explosive cascade of events that led to a cataclysmic war. The Russian Revolution was preceded by such a long "lull" encouraged by European peace and reforms by the tsar that even Lenin was near despair and was living abroad. After several years of WWI and growing poverty at home, the Russian front imploded and a small event at home triggered a revolution that started small and democratic and then exploded into one of the vastest social revolutions in history. The beginning of WWII on the crucial German-French front was so quiet for so many months after France and Britain had declared war on Germany after it invaded Poland that it was called the "Sitzen Krieg" in Germany, the sit-down war, then it exploded as Germany invaded through the Ardennes. This was repeated near the end of the war as Germany built up its forces secretly for attacking through the Ardennes again.
The American Revolution looked very unlikely until that fateful British march to Concord and Lexington to enforce gun control laws. Then it exploded. The conflicts between the North and South had been so intense for so many decades, off and on, and then resolved again and again by major compromises that the Ante-Bellum period of the 1850's seemed another replay of that scenario. Then all of a sudden there was a small incident near Charleston, moves to secession, calling up the Northern troops and an explosion of war vastly more ghastly than Americans imagined possible. War between Japan and Germany and the U.S. had been put off so many times and so long that Pearl Harbor came as quite a shock to most Americans. The 9/11 attacks on the U.S. were just as shocking all over again.
In the early years of this new century, the U.S. had used soaring paper money and paper-asset inflation to fuel a great Bubble and apparent "prosperity" over twenty years and repeated crises [1980, 1987, 1990, 2000] were ended by pumping out more paper money and inflating assets [both paper and houses after the Nasdaq Crash in 2000] that the Fed and almost all economists and Bankers and speculators declared we had entered an Age of The Great Moderation in which financial crises were impossible, as Bernanke declared with gusto. Then housing and stocks started slowly cascading down, then did so more rapidly, then one Big Bank was hit by a sudden crisis and had to be "saved" from implosion, then others followed, then suddenly one weekend Lehman imploded and the the whole top of the U.S. financial system imploded and had to be taken over by the U.S. to save it from what looked like total implosion. The Great Moderation was suddenly replaced by The Greatest Global Financial Crisis in history. Europe and the rest of the world soon followed the U.S. into growing crisis.
By pouting out vast and soaring trillions and using vast distortions of the System [such as Quantitative Easing by the Fed] to hold the System up, they managed in the past several years to stop the accelerating cascade down and have kept it bumping along the bottom in official statistics like the GDP and unemployment, while the debts and distortions and all the real crises keep growing. The apparent bump up in the official stats on GDP are an illusion, below the real rate of inflation for GDP, while real unemployment and all the other real economic crises keep growing.
We're now in a lull before a vast, revolutionary storm. The U.S. is sinking faster and faster in all the ways vital to the future of our society, from the The Great Global Economic-Financial Crisis which the U.S. produced with insane Big Bank speculations and corruption to educational decline and bureaucratic strangulation to losing imperials wars around the world to political deadlock. I'm sure any intelligent American who is honest with himself can quickly write down a long list of the crucial ways in which the U.S. is declining now. Maybe half of Americans are too ignorant about the world or lack the intelligence to see all of this Big Picture of Crisis and Decline. They are confused and mad and despairing and see no way out, but assume the Republicrat System will go on and on and are trying merely to fit in and keep or get a job with a livable wage for them and their families. Even some knowledgeable and intelligent people see what is happening but see no exit and despair and simply withdraw and hide from it all, implicitly or explicitly assuming The System will just keep getting worse and worse and never end.
But nations, like individuals and groups and companies, cannot simply drift downward faster and faster into worse and worse crises they patch up but cannot escape or reverse. We've been doing that now for decades, as France and Russia did before their vast social Revolutions, as the nations did during long decades of peaceful imperial conflicts before the utterly immense conflicts of the American Civil War, WWI and WWII. There comes a time finally when the accelerating crises and sufferings and rages become too much to bear and something, often a seemingly small event like a murder of a young man in the Balkans, or an attack by "hotheads" on a small fort near Charleston, sets off an explosive cascade of events that quickly leads to a vast social explosion.
The U.S. is now rushing downward along all vital dimensions of social life. If this continues much longer, the U.S. will simply implode and that will lead to vast social revolution or revolutions. But maybe the vast social revolution will come before implosion.
The one thing we can be sure of is that we have sunk so far so long and are now accelerating down so fast that this cannot continue long without producing an implosion or a vast social revolution.
I'm not advocating it, but I would not be a bit surprised to see one or more Oklahoma city type attacks in the the next few years. There are a lot of people in the deep south and west who are armed to the teeth and not going to sit idly by while the federal government shoves gay marriage into their churches. If the federal government pokes the tiger enough and eventually they are going to get their arm torn off...
We have until December 17th...
Once the electors certify the election, Obama will feel he can do ANYTHING...
The tiger was poked last night...
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Dear Patriots, Tonight, this Countrys Special Interest Groups, by a narrow margin, decided that their own self- interests were more important than that of the Countrys and in so stating said: to hell with the Country as long as the Feds and Obama provide me with more continued Free-Bees.
Every group created and expanded over time & routinely, thanks to this Federal Government & its various entitlement departments and agencies, as we have stated, became the end result that decided our end.
America, as a consequence, WILL NEVER EVER AGAIN BE THE SAME.
It will now accelerate its Downhill Slide into oblivion
. Higher taxes, further retarded approaches to basic and fundamental policies including energy and foreign policy, will make America a second rate power totally dependent upon a Socialist mechanism in which Obama and Company will destroy the remaining bulwarks of our Constitutional basis.
They will rule, as mentioned, via Executive Fiat and the ultimate result I fear, will be an eventual Civil War.
More from the Middle Class and whats left of it, to pay for those who simply WANT, via a Redistribution Policy cloaked in a Political Policy of Transformation, will require more and will take more until the inevitability of the Founders predictions regarding the Enemy from Within is realized from which the only recourse will be that as described above & undertaken.
Obama won simply because those States that emulated the Federal Demagoguery of entitlement, provided the impetus that carried this man to yet another ominous term in which his lies and transgressions will be realized.
The blind and decapitated in this Country are clearly running it.
The Country is screwed as a result & because of that which THEY HAVE CREATED over these decades.
The so-called BattleGround States were won via several counties within each who command a high population of Peoples who BENEFIT from Federal hand-outs in one form or another.
Thus, those few counties containing large areas of per capita residency, overwhelmed the remainder of their States giving it to Obama while Three-Fourths of the remaining area of those States voted AGAINST OBAMA.
These are the type of Demographics WE have been warning YOU of.
They have been DELIBERATELY created as part of a larger plan relating to an Ideology that was put in earnest play beginning in the 1960s but whose roots can be traced back to April, 1865 as we have asserted.
Tomorrow, YOU can look at the map and the various counties within Each State that will support this claim.
It is entirely possible that Romney will win the Popular vote but lose the Electoral Vote thanks to this Federal Governments creation of homogenized locations across this Country in which general welfare in one form or another is freely distributed from the backs of tax-paying Americans.
America will NOW get FOUR MORE YEARS OF THE SAME but ONLY WORSE, and far more WORSE, than their ability to think or contemplate ever surmised.
The welfare lines will grow larger as will the arrogance and impunity of those who shared a mutual hand in this Countrys destruction and for No OTHER REASON THAN THE same 30 pieces of silver Judas received when he sold out Christ.
And in the end, America will hang itself just as he . in order NOT TO FACE THE REALITY OF WHAT EACH HAD DONE.
In closing, I will say to one and all and perhaps for the LAST TIME this: this country must separate. There are TWO clearly distinct and opposite Ideologies in play and this most basic and elementary fact can NO longer be denied or swept under the rug any longer with the mundane excuses provided us by this Federal Oligarchy in Power.
Yes Folks, WE Confederates Told YOU So, but HALF of this Country has decided to buy the Snake Oil that the Other Half will Now have to Produce & Pay For .Simply to keep the other half in their comfort to which they have become accustomed thanks to a Central State that 150 Years ago changed the Direction in which we were to have gone.
So Long America.
We have two choices - 1) continue to be complacent slaves to the left (because WE are the ones who will be paying all of Obama's excessive spending), or 2) fight back through either civil unrest until the left is unseated and gone or until we achieve secession from the United States of Liberal Loonyville.
I wonder how many were upset that they didn't get to riot last night?
Actually, it's the exact opposite. Precision weapons means that fewer people will get killed and the cost, logistics, etc., of deploying modern weapons means that wars will be very short. Once you lose most of your air force or navy in the first few weeks of a war and realize that it will be twenty years to replace those weapons, one side or the other will come to the peace table quickly.
Now, if you're talking civil war with limited weapons, starvation of the masses(due to civil war), etc., then yes, the body count will pile up quickly and for who knows how long.
We no longer have a country, we have dependents. This nation cannot survive much longer with so few producers. The Takers-versus-Makers is upside down with the Takers calling the shots.
I will just sit back and wait. When the Gubment runs out of money the left will self destruct. Imagine Detroit, Philly etc when the checks do not come. Prepare yourself and family with food, water, and a good generator. I am thinking 1K rounds of ammo should be enough and will use a 300% safety factor just to make sure. Self defense only.
"I wonder how many were upset that they didnt get to riot last night?"...
Probably a lot!...They'll just rob someone Saturday night.
It's kind of ironic that the author chose to use the French Revolution as an example of getting ready to fight socialism.
Think of what just happened on the East Coast on steroids. "My Obama phone can't get on Facebook." "The @#$% cable is down and I can't watch the Beyonce PBS special salute to the president." "We're out of @#$% Ding Dongs."
Your plan is a good one.
Just refuse to participate or support them,
and just watch it crash.
Their ideology is fiscally unsustainable.
I've heard several news stories on "the fiscal cliff" today, whereas I heard NOTHING on this from the MSM before yesterday.
Everyone that wants to get started, start listening to "Uncle Jack" at http://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com.
Don't let the word "survival" turn you off. This is not a "camoflaged ninja creeping around in the woods with an AR and a backpack" kind of "survivalist",
but more of a "grow your own garden, raise your own chickens" kind of "survivalist".
You might survive the conflict, but the pestilence and famine that will surely follow will be the bugger. You can bet there won't be a Marshall Plan after the next one.
The makers need to stop makin'.
Let's crash this pig all the way into the ground and start over.
It is crashing, that is for sure. We couldn't stop it if we wanted to.
Even with Romney and a fillibuster proof majority in Congress/Senate, the crash couldn't be stopped.
The difference, though, would have been that there would have been an economic runup before the dollar was inflated out of existance,
and there would have been a capitalist/businessman instead of a Marxist in power to put the pieces back together.
IC Ken....You better plan your hide far from your home in a wilderness area or hard access area with a good surrounding view(free fire zone). When TSHTF, your house will be a death trap even if you have 10,000 rds of ammo. Secrecy and invisibility will be your hope for survival until you meet up with like-minded groups and form community defenses...
Even though a movie, Red Dawn is an example of survival, albeit without the offensive moves that the group made...That was Hollywoodish....
That's the start...It will only sustain you until the pack mentality begins with the people who haven't planned and they band together to pillage...That's when you better be invisible with your supplies somewhere else....
Superstorm Sandy was a wake-up call. I hope people were paying attention. Those who were unable to make it a week without assistance need to get started on their preparations now.
With respect to advanced weapons, you're correct. Those who don't have guns or can't afford them need to learn how to use and sharpen knives. Many will scoff at such a suggestion, but I had a conversation with FReeper Mr Rogers last year about knives versus guns that gave me a new perspective. Then just the other day, I was flipping through the channels and caught an episode of "I Survived" in which a female lawyer was attacked in her apartment by an intruder with a knife. The damage he inflicted, quietly, changed my mind about bringing a knife to a gun fight. I love my guns, but I also now keep a blade next to my bed and in my truck.
Darlin', he already feels that way. It's open season on conservatives now.
What is with the popularity of the phrase "going Galt"? The correct term is "shrugging." Tell your friends and family to call it shrugging.
Holder ain't gettin' on the SCOTUS while I am breathing.
Are you nuts? War is biggest of all Big Government projects.
Scary scenario, but I'm also concerned about a related issue. One of my favorite movies is "Falling Down" with Michael Douglas from 1994. I could see a lot of people "falling down."
Think the point was that we have a ruling elite that is not working for our best interests. They are lining their own pockets (bailouts). The outcome from the fight against our tyrants, is not very predictable. We could slip into a socialistic Russia or a more perestroika ("restructuring") and "glasnost" ("openness") Poland or form several new countries. Some socialistic (Kalifornicationland) and some based on the principals of the founding fathers of the US (Free Texas).
This is getting really serious. I mean for the American people to say "OK" to socialism bordering on Communism it is the most frightening thing I have see in my 41 years. Yes Clinton was bad but he was a just a walking penis. This man has conned every one into thinking he is the next FDR. I weep for my country. No longer the Country I love but the country of my birth.
"...I am thinking 1K rounds of ammo should be enough ..."
You need a bit more than a thousand rounds, friend...
And it won't only be the hordes from the city you need worry about; it'll be FedZilla and thugs with badges that consider you a threat for having the temerity to believe you actually have rights and property worth defending.
Yes, the Wall Street robber barons and banksters.
No doubt. But my personal prediction for the day they finally succeed in taking my stuff? It's going to be warmer than me. They'll have to take it in the proper sequence, too. Ammo first.
Time to "Go Galt".
Remember Valerie Jarrett BEFORE the election?
She said they were going to punish anyone that opposed them.
If Fedzilla comes after you, no amount of ammo is going to do you any good.
You're facing a practical infinite foe there.
The only way to take on that monsters is to nip at his heals from concealment.
" Hussein is already claiming a Mandate to Raise Taxes "
And Boehner has already AGREED TO IT.
You better hurry. Prices are going thru the roof for guns and ammo. And soon there will be another AWB. And I also expect new laws against "hoarding."
The first time I read Atlas Shrugged was in 1965, there was a popular bumper sticker at that time that was Navy blue and had white letters that said, "Who Is John Galt?"
I quit work 20 years ago at the age of 50 and have been living in Galt's Gulch ever since.
Every high school graduate that sends me an invitation to their graduation gets a copy of Atlas Shrugged as a graduation gift.
I probably won't change, lol.
I toyed with the idea of picking up an extra WASR-10 AK variant (don't really need one, but just felt like it) , and checked the usual sites.
Every site that had them yesterday is sold out today as expected.
Surprisingly enough, the Hungarian AMD-65s are still in stock. I have one and they're not a bad budget AK.
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A dysfunctional family drama with a teenaged son named "Conrad" will inevitably invoke the 1980 film Ordinary People—and the novel upon which it's based—and like that film, Louder Than Bombs is a family portrait snapped at a moment of profound grief, of a family derailed by loss. Full Story


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By JASON BAILEYWeb/IT Admin
Like many technologies, wireless networking has evolved a number of times since it's inception. Today it's in the process of leaping forward once more.
The technology generally referred to as wi-fi is actually a series of wireless networking specifications, or amendments, that are collectively known as IEEE 802.11. Each wi-fi specification or amendment to 802.11 is denoted by a letter of the alphabet. The most common ones in use today are a, b, g, i and n.
Today, wireless "b" and wireless "g" are by far the most common, with maximum speeds of 11 Mbps and 45 Mbps (megabits per second), respectively. Both specifications have become so common that virtually all laptop computers built nowadays support both of them.
But a new 802.11 specification, dubbed "n", increases wireless speeds to more than 100 Mbps.
Such drastic increases in speed are accomplished using a technique called "MIMO," which stands for "multiple input, multiple output." This clever technique uses multiple antennas at both the transmitter and receiver to achieve faster data transfer speeds and better signal reception and coverage.
The problem is, it's still in draft stages and hasn't been finalized yet.
What this means is that the specification is subject to change until it is finalized - something that isn't slated to happen until November of 2009. No one really knows whether the draft will actually face revisions or not.
This hasn't stopped manufacturers from building draft "n" networking equipment, however. Most major wi-fi manufacturers already provide a host of "draft n" products.
The potential problem for consumers today is that if the specification actually does change during the draft period, any previously purchased "draft n" equipment may be totally incompatible with forthcoming certified "n" equipment.
Whether or not consumers should buy "draft n" wireless equipment is a decision left to the consumer.
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January Security Updates Available
Start the year off right by installing security patches for Microsoft Windows on your computer. The patches will be sent to all PCs on Monday morning. Customers who'd like to install them for themselves can find step-by-step instructions on the ITS website. Updates must be made before 4 a.m. Friday, Jan. 18. Otherwise, ITS will install them for everyone at that time.
Updates do not apply until the computer is rebooted, so customers should restart their computer on Friday. It's also a good habit to restart computers a few times a week.
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The National Gallery of Australia's Winter events calendar is now available online. Details of selected events and other items of interest follow. For detailed information on upcoming events go to nga.gov.au/Calendar.
Gallery Shop annual clearance sale
The Gallery's annual clearance sale starts Saturday 4 June 10am–5pm, with 30% to 50% or more off exclusive gift items and exhibition catalogues such as Seeing the centre: the art of Albert Namatjira; Sari to sarong; and The Edwardians – all marked down to $20. Many fine art, architecture, design, and photography titles are marked down, so be quick as limited quantities are available. Sorry, no phone, eCommerce or trade orders on sale items. Go to ngashop.com.au for non-sale product.
Ashton and the New York School
On Saturday 4 June at 2pm in the James O Fairfax, Theatre New York-based critic/curator Dore Ashton will relate her experiences with New York School artists such as Mark Rothko and Philip Guston, with reference to the exhibition David Rankin works 1967–2004. Go to www.tweed.nsw.gov.au/artgallery for information about the exhibition. Bookings essential.
Lewis Morley tribute
On Saturday 18 June from 11am to 6pm in the James O Fairfax Theatre, past and present curators of photography will present short talks about works in the Gallery's collection, with a focus on Lewis Morley and Margaret Michaelis, celebrating 25 years of photography at the Gallery. Followed by a toast and cake for Lewis Morley's 80th birthday. $15; Members $10. Supported by Nikon. Bookings essential. Go to nga.gov.au/PhotoCelebration for details.
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Stage fright opens in the Children's Gallery on 11 June, showcasing works on paper and costumes from the Australian Theatre Arts collection. The exhibition will lead young children and their families on a voyage of discovery through mythology, fairytales, visionary worlds and fantasy characters with designs and costumes destined for the ballet, opera and theatre stage. See nga.gov.au/StageFright for details.
Cossington Smith closes
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Debbie Jo Dudley, 61, of Shelbyville, formerly of Eldorado, died 11:40 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2012.
Funeral services are 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 28, 2012, at Dalton City United Methodist Church. Visitation is 4 p.m. to service time Friday at the church. Arrangements are in the charge of Reed Funeral Home of Sullivan with information provided by Gholson Funeral Home in McLeansboro.
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'Red Ants' during Trinidad Carnival 2008.
this dirty one is called J'ouvert
& if your not this brave there are other bands that are covered up
This year is the first year in my adult life that I actually played mas ALONE. Could you imagine how unsettling the idea of playing mas alone in one of these big bands would make you feel? This year I took it upon myself to be the fearless leader that I can be and step out from under the shade of bikini and beads and try something different. I love my mas like any other Trinidadian but for the past few years I questioned myself as to why I play with these big bands, pay all this money and get practically the same costume and experience every year. The artist in me was looking for something more that the Vegas showgirl/pretty mas situation. Not much option other than, maybe Mac Farlene. As much as I admire MacFarlanes drive to design mas that essentially says something and has some concrete thought behind it, still too much fabric for me.
Trinidad and Tobago's annual Carnival festival -- the biggest and best in the Caribbean, and one of the top public celebrations in the world -- varies from year to year depending upon the Lenten calendar. Here are the 2012-2020 dates for Trinidad's Carnival - or at least Carnival Monday and Tuesday, the "official" celebration days, although the party always starts at least the previous Friday:
- 2012: Feb. 20-21
- this is the link here 4 dates & such
were known for our steel band , rythem our music is very sensual our women are
beautiful judge for your self we also have kiddies mass .
Kiddie Carnival
Smiling girl during Trinidad's Kiddie Carnival
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here is another link have fun watching the greatest show on Earth
and this one is the pretty mass any one can play
HARTS CARNIVAL's Photos - INDIVIDUAL Costumes!
Absolutely AMAZING Individuals! I have to give it to HARTS for having the best female individuals this year...they're just GLORIOUS!
HARTS, theme: Planet Rock, section: Andesine (individual)TRIBE's Mayan Eagle male individual kills all competition point blank...but HARTS is just WOWWWW!
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Shift with less effort, and gain an additional gear.
Many of the greatest refinements to Shimano's new Ultegra 6800 groupset were reserved for the rear derailleur. The new 6800 mechanism is the result of a complete overhaul, as it's more compact and lightweight than 6700, and it now operates using a redesigned spring mechanism that works to ensure shifts are equalized across the cassette's entire 11-speed range.
For this the new iteration of Ultegra, the majority of the previous version's dependable alloy construction carries over, as this rigid design assists in the light, crisp shifting experience over the entire cassette. Shimano devotees, however, will immediately notice the focus paid to making a slight alteration to the feel of the shift through the derailleur's new spring design. This is the result of the new Ultegra 6800 having been engineered with the same shifting objective as Dura-Ace 9000 -- easier action with a shorter stroke at the lever. To achieve this required a revision of the mechanism's spring. The new design relies on a more linear spring rate, which results in seamless shifting across the entire block.
As we all know, Ultegra tends to snap the chain up the cassette, but it feels like it drops the chain from cog-to-cog on the way down. Now, the RD-6800 creates an equal, positive sensation regardless of the direction of your shift, or the size of the sprocket that you're shifting to. Shimano calls this its Vivid Index Technology. And for the first time you'll find a large, 11-speed cluster at your disposal. Not only can you expect to apply an equal lever-force at the top and bottom of the cassette, but the Ultegra 6800 Rear Derailleur can now handle up to a 32-tooth cog with its GS (long) cage model. Shimano is also releasing the Ultegra 6800 in a SS (short) cage option.
All in all, Shimano claims that the new rear derailleur system creates a reduction in shifting effort over 6700 at the lever. And to round things off in the efficiency department, the RD-6800 is pulled by Shimano's proprietary, polymer-coated shift cable. Shimano's new cable nearly eliminates mechanical drag, and it further enhances shift accuracy. Altogether, the minimization of stroke and required effort creates a shifting experience on-par with the accuracy found in both Dura-Ace and Di2 systems.
The Shimano Ultegra 6800 11-Speed Rear Derailleur is available in one size and one color. Please note that it has been designed for use with Shimano's PTFE derailleur cables and exclusively for the complete Ultegra 6800 component group.
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- Proprietary, polymer-coated shift cable
- Handles up to a 32-tooth cog with the GS (long) cage model
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- Designed for use with Shimano's PTFE derailleur cables
- Designed to work exclusively with the complete Ultegra 6800 component group
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Hi! Do this Shimano Ultegra 6800 Rear Derailleur works with Dura Ace Shifters?
Shimano Works...
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Building up a new bike and chose Shimano because of my previous experience with how well these parts work.
Ultegra short cage derailleur
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Had to replace a derailleur due to crashing and bending it. The ultegra derailleur is super smooth shifting and easily adjust.
Rivals Dura Ace
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The Shimano Ultegra derailleur is the best performer and value in the Shimano line, it rivals Dura-Ace. It might be as good if not better. Every shift is smooth and perfect.
Smooth shifting.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I made the upgrade from Shimano 105, along with the cassette and the chain. And I feel a better response on the shifters. The Ultegra cassette helps on shaving off some weight too. The sale on this components are great. I could nt find a better price anywhere else. I hope the next generation of Ultegra comes with the actual DurAce design.
Are Ultegra 6800 rear derailleurs interchangeable with Dura-Ace 9000 rear derailleurs? For a bike with all Dura-Ace 9000 components, can the long cage version of this Ultegra derailleur be installed, along with the CS-6800 11-32 cassette to achieve lower gearing with a full size, or a mid-size crank-set?
Yes you can interchange these. All shimano road derailleurs are compatible with each other.
Silky smooth shifting!!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I've been a long time 105 user believing that they get the trickle down technology from the Dura-Ace stuff, and you are always playing the trade off game between increased performance and increased cost.. After a test ride of new 11 spd Ultegra equipped bike I was hooked. This thing shifts smooth and quick. It's as good as Dura-Ace was a couple of years ago (again, the trickle down of technology). Plus, you get another gear! Combined with the PTFE cables this is one slick setup.
This is ok with 11-32 cassette?
is this derailleur ok with 11-32 cassette? Thx
The GS version (medium cage) will support an 11-32 cassette. The SS will support up to 28t.
I'm running a newer short cage with an 11-32 with no issues. I have an older medium cage on my other bike. To be honest you can't really tell any difference, just don't X-chain with the short cage.
can this be used on a 10 speed
can this be used on a 10 speed
This will not work with 10 speed. It is 11 speed only
Will the Ultegra 6800 work with a 2012 -...
Will the Ultegra 6800 work with a 2012 - 10 speed Tiagra system?
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By PAULA WELLNITZ
Did you grow up learning sayings like: "Anything worth doing is worth doing well.", "Cleanliness is next to godliness."? Now do you feel guilty if you haven't done things so that they came out just right or if things aren't in perfect order? Do you feel constantly tense and hurried with no time for yourself? Or time with your spouse alone?
The above sayings are used as a means to encourage a desire to do better. What has happened in families often, however is that more and more things seem to have to be done. Parents are stretched physically, trying to get everything done perfectly at home, making sure their children get to all the things currently in vogue with each age group, frequently besides, working at a job. Emotional and psychological needs have increased also. Some things have to slip by. The individuals feel guilty and try harder.
No one can keep up with all this perfectionism. In the attempt, children and spouse relationships may be neglected. There is no time for regular chatting. Tempers may flare over inconsequential things. Others are expected to be just "perfect" and are blamed for not being so.
If this is you-you can decide your family is more important than being perfect. It is okay to fail by your definition of perfection. Being together as a family is more important than doing every activity. Perhaps some things have been let go for you as an individual or as a family that are really more important than those you are doing. You can assess with the others in your family what really needs to be done and done as well as possible-not necessarily perfectly.
To do this will mean you and each in your family will pass through the stages of transition we talked about the last few times. But you will find there will be a peace, a wanting to be doing what ever that is that enters you. LIfe will be simpler and more joyful. It takes a use of caring communication, common sense and decision-making.


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What does girl leadership mean? I was pleased to be asked to Auburn at the end of last week to attend a Silver Award ceremony. I always enjoy these, as it provides a chance to celebrate what we do as Girl Scouts. This was an exceptional group of girls who did a number of really great projects to earn that award. I was touched with this group especially because they went out of their way to include the younger girls in all they did.
During the flag ceremony, they showed one of the younger girls how to take part. After the ceremony, I saw them go out of their way to include the younger girls in the celebration. It was a beautiful thing. As I ponder on the many programs and activities we have, I am encouraged when I see a group like this illustrating by everything they do what it means to be a leader. As we continue to make changes in programs and other activities to maximize our impact, it will be focused on avenues where older girls can hone their leadership skills with their younger counterparts to lead by example.


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Gloucester began their Amlin Challenge Cup campaign with an 11-6 victory over Mont de Marsan in an ill-tempered encounter.
Gloucester began their Amlin Challenge Cup campaign with an 11-6 victory over Mont de Marsan in an ill-tempered encounter.
Referee Neil Hennessy dished out three yellow cards and one red as both sides struggled to find their stride in rainy conditions.
Gloucester boss Nigel Davies had rung the changes for the game, one of which saw Charlie Sharples return to action after an injury lay-off. The winger was lively in the opening exchanges but there was little quality to really speak of.
The Cherry and Whites opened the scoring in the 29th minute when Ian Clark dived over from close range after a good break from Dave Lewis.
The try came shortly after Mont de Marsan lock Scott Murray had been sent to the sin bin. Ill-discipline was a theme of the clash, with replacement prop
Ephraim Taukafa also earning himself a yellow card.
Tim Taylor and Jean-Baptiste Claverie exchanged penalties after the break before Andy Hazell came to the fore for all the wrong reasons.
The flanker was red carded in the 55th minute after aiming a flurry of punches and a knee to one of the home players after being taken out late. Matt Cox joined him on the sidelines for ten minutes for his involvement in the scuffle.
Replacement Billy Twelvetrees added another penalty early in the final quarter which was cancelled out by Claverie's second three-pointer fifteen minutes later.
While the penalty cut the deficit to just five with a handful of minutes to go, Gloucester held on for the win.
The scorers:
For Mont-de-Marsan:
Pens: Claverie 2
For Gloucester:
Tries: Clark
Pens: Taylor, Twelvetrees
Yellow cards: Murray, Taukafa (Mont-de-Marsan), Cox (Gloucester)
Red card: Hazell
The teams:
Mont de Marsan: 15 Jean Baptiste Claverie, 14 Jordan Beaulavon, 13 Christofer Baegert, 12 Tamaz Mchedlidze, 11 Jean Baptiste Dubié, 10 Alexandre Douvesy, 9 Julien Cabannes, 8 Aldric Lescure 7 Sebastian De Chaves, 6 Yann Brethous,5 Vickus Liebenberg,4 Scott Murray,3 Mathieu Giudicelli, 2 Thomas Bordes, 1 Pierre Correia.
Replacements: 16 Ephraïm Taukafa, 17 Morgan Phelipponneau, 18 Eric Dos Santos, 19 Vincent Farre, 20 Laurent Magnaval, 21 Thibault Duvallet, 22 Yohann Durquet, 23 Sebastien Ormaechea.
Gloucester: 15 Martyn Thomas, 14 Charlie Sharples, 13 Tim Molenaar, 12 Mike Tindall, 11 Ian Clark, 10 Tim Taylor, 9 Dave Lewis, 8 Sione Kalafamoni,7 Andy Hazell, 6 Matt Cox, 5 Will James,4 Peter Buxton, 3 Shaun Knight,2 Koree Britton, 1 Yann Thomas.
Replacements: 16 Tommaso D'Apice, 17 Nick Wood, 18 Dario Chistolini, 19 Elliot Stooke, 20 Gareth Evans, 21 Jimmy Cowan, 22 Henry Trinder, 23 Billy Twelvetrees.
Referee: Neil Hennessy (Wales)
Assistant referees: James Jones (Wales), Martyn Lewis (Wales)
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With the War on Newerth's incessant battles harshly damaging the World Tree, Draconis awakens to join the fight! He brings fire that not even Pyromancer can hold a candle to! This Friday, you'll learn how to tame your own dragon.
click that link up there to see the vid btw
The hero looks fun. I'm glad that there is some sort of drawback to one of his spells, along with not having a slew of different ways to stun and escape. Just a normal solid hero~
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phone no flash ggggg
someone explain
If that S2 logo would burn at the start
Loogs good btw
Last edited by RockRose; 02-14-2012 at 03:11 PM.
Dragons in da haus.
The John Smith who will shake the world.
He turned out better than I expect. Great synergy and judging from the vido, the damage over time from his 2nd and 3rd are nicely balanced.
Anyone spot an alt in that video? I didn't...wondering what it will be.
So F***** Cool!
You can Ban me now, but he deserve such admiration! XD
First Skill: a wide angle fire-breath with knock back (aoe)
Secondskill: Unitwalking and Movespeed while leaving Fire behind (dot)
Third Skill: Like puppet whiplash, except it does AoE fire where it lands.
Ultimate: Splitshot like FA, but activatable for duration, gives attackspeed boost too.
Also, Draconis whiplash goes off every 5 hits or if she uses skill her next hit will proc it.
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Thanks Jill! That, coming from you, I will take as a HUGE compliment! ;)Delete
Can I just say what a coincidence it is that you and your hubby met on st. patty's day?! We also treat st. patty's as more of our anniversary than our actual wedding date because it was when we met :) AND we were living in seperate states but happened to meet at a st. patty's celebration in Savannah, GA. How fun!!ReplyDelete
One of my favorites for St. Patrick's. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
This is so cute! I definitely have to try it...also wondering already if there's some way to modify it for Christmas?!ReplyDelete
Thanks! So cute. Love your blog, you have such great ideas!ReplyDelete
These are so cute! I'd love for you to share some of your projects at Mix it up Monday:
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Totally genius!!! I wish I had found this before the holiday! I'll have to tuck it away for next year!
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Summary : Spitsbergen is the largest island in Norway's Svalbard archipelago. Spend 13 days making a complete circuit of Spitsbergen with visits to outer lying islands as well. The islands of the archipelago are varied, so this is the voyage to choose if you want the complete Svalbard experience. Observe scores of nesting seabirds, lazy walrus lolling on the shores, and of course, the iconic polar bear, prowling the ice edge. Spitsbergen also boasts a remarkably diverse landscape, offering the chance to explore everything from jagged mountain peaks to sweeping polar deserts. Tour the magnificent scenery on Zodiac excursions and by foot or with an incredible, optional kayaking experience.
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Board the expedition ship in Longyearbyen, the island's largest settlement. Enjoy views of the island's rugged, glacier-topped mountains, rising majestically from icy Arctic waters.
Expect a new adventure every day while journeying around the island of Spitsbergen and exploring smaller, outer islands. Be astounded by the variety of incredible wildlife and geological formations found here! Every expedition will be unique, but a few favorite landing sites include the 14th of July Glacier, Ny London, Phippsoya, Alkefjellet, and Sundneset.
Wildlife abounds with something for everyone in Spitsbergen. For birders, the 14th of July Glacier is home to purple sandpipers, common eiders, barnacle geese and Arctic terns; while Alkefjellet is home to nesting brunich guillemots and thick-billed murres. Observe authentic reindeer in the wild with camera ready for visits to sites like Ny London, Sundneset and Alkhornet. Search for polar bears at Phippsoya and Isbukta, two of their preferred places for hunting – meaning great potential to observe and photograph them in action. The walrus sanctuary off Moffen Island is another place that may be visited offering great opportunities for snapshots of walrus from the sea. Watch for beluga whales and colorful tundra meadow displays complemented by immense glaciers.
A big part of appreciating Spitsbergen comes from understanding the culture, not just how people live today, but how this land was first explored. Whaling was a key industry here with evidence observed at landing sites such as Smeerenburg.
End the adventure as it began, in the frontier-style settlement of Longyearbyen. From here transfer to the airport for the return flight home.
Read this itinerary as a guide only; the exact route and program varies according to ice and weather conditions - and the wildlife you encounter. Flexibility is the key to the success of this expedition.
Mandatory Travel Insurance:
All guests are required to have comprehensive travel insurance coverage. Due to the remoteness of the areas in this itinerary, travelers must have a minimum $50,000 of emergency medical coverage. Proof of coverage is required prior to embarkation. The shipping company will not be held responsible for delays due to force majeure. Any additional costs accrued will be the responsibility of the traveler. ExpeditionTrips strongly recommends that the travel insurance policy covers trip cancellation insurance, trip delay (interruption or after departure coverage), baggage and repatriation. ExpeditionTrips can assist you with this.
Sea Kayaking Option: Available all departures
Not included in cruise rate. See rates page for price. Minimum age 16 years. This is a pre-booked option for kayakers with some experience. Places are strictly limited so please advise at time of booking. Please contact ExpeditionTrips for additional details.
Snowshoeing Option: Available all departures
Included in cruise rate. Anyone can take part, no previous experience necessary. Snowshoes available free of charge for excursions when conditions permit.
Shipboard accommodation with daily housekeeping; all breakfasts, lunches and dinners on board throughout your voyage (Please inform of any dietary requirements as far in advance as possible. Unfortunately, the ships' galleys cannot prepare kosher meals.); all shore landings per the daily program; leadership throughout the voyage by experienced Expedition Leader, including shore landings and other activities; all Zodiac transfers and cruising per the daily program; formal and informal presentations by Expedition Team and guest speakers as scheduled; photographic journal on DVD, documenting the voyage; 10MB communications access card; a pair of waterproof expedition boots on loan for shore landings; an expedition parka – yours to keep; coffee, tea, cocoa available around the clock; complimentary selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages; hair dryer and bathrobe in every cabin; comprehensive pre-departure materials, including a map and an informative Arctic Reader; all miscellaneous service taxes and port charges throughout the program; all luggage handling aboard ship; emergency evacuation insurance for all passengers to a maximum benefit of $100,000 per person*; arrival transfer from Longyearbyen airport to your hotel if you arrive one day prior to embarkation; on embarkation day transfer from hotel or Longyearbyen airport to the ship; on the day of disembarkation, group transfer from the ship to your hotel or the airport.
Not Included:
Any airfare; passport and visa expenses; government arrival and departure taxes; any beverages that are not in the complimentary selection; any meals ashore with the exception of breakfast at the host hotel before embarkation, if applicable; baggage, cancellation and medical travel insurance; excess baggage charges; laundry and other personal charges; telecommunications charges; the customary gratuity at the end of the voyage for ship's crew and Expedition Team members; optional kayaking ($595 per person); fuel surcharge may apply.
*Emergency Evacuation Insurance:
Emergency evacuation coverage to a maximum benefit per paying passenger of $100,000 is included in the cost of this expedition. Included coverage is applicable only to travel between the first and last day of the expedition purchased. Additional days of travel prior to the expedition and/or after the expedition are not covered by the included emergency evacuation insurance. We strongly advise all passengers to purchase medical, cancellation and baggage insurance, and additional emergency evacuation coverage.
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Practically Speaking
Kyle and her husband moved to Brookfield in 1986. She became active in local politics and started blogging in 2004. Her focus is primarily on local issues but often includes state and national topics, too. Kyle looks at things from the taxpayers' perspective in a creative, yet down to earth way, addressing them from a practical point of view.
More concerned with what Brett Davis DID than what Lt. Gov. does
We have less than 2 weeks to go until Wisconsin's Primary Election and the campaign ads are in full swing. The Brett Davis ad I have been hearing is really something, proving that in this election cycle, saying you are a CONSERVATIVE is a must for the Republican side of the ballot. (The TV version is much the same but shorter.)
Representative Davis' ad features a glowing litany of what he did in the legislature, with a decidedly conservative, tax cutting spin. It claims he wants to transform the office of Lt. Governor into a taxpayer watchdog for the state. Great.
Trouble is, his complete voting record doesn't match his ad's promises. See what you think.
The Davis ad: In a lighthearted way, the Davis ad begins with a male voice asking a series of questions: For thousands of years, mankind has looked to answer the great questions of the day: Can we predict the end of time? When will Brett Farve retire? and What on earth does the Wisconsin Lt. Governor do?
Then a woman's voice comes on and seriously tells us the facts: Conservative Republican Brett Davis has a plan to end the days of Wisconsin's do-nothing Lt. Governor. Brett Davis will transform the job into the leading taxpayer watchdog in the state, with the chief mission of cutting wasteful spending in Madison. Brett Davis, a small businessman and legislator, who has voted 126 times to cut taxes by a total of $5 billion dollars. No one else running for Lt. Governor can say the same. Brett Davis has a 100% voting record with National Federation of Independent Businesses, is the only candidate with an A rated voting record from the NRA, and is endorsed by Wisconsin Right to Life. It ends with the usual vote Brett Davis on Sept. 14th....
Sounds good, doesn't it? Especially if you aren't familiar with Brett Davis' voting record in Wisconsin's Assembly!
When I look at a prospective candidate, I am far more concerned with what that person did in the past than the promises they make for the future. In fact, I will quote Mr. Davis' latest campaign email called "Home Strech" (Brett, you might want to make that stretch). He states, "But talk is cheap--actions speak louder than words."
First of all, since he is the only candidate that has been a legislator in Madison; obviously he is the only candidate with a legislature voting record!
And while in Madison, HE VOTED FOR THE FINAL DOYLE 2007-2008 BUDGET. Although Davis says the promise of a $4 Million dollar Soy Bean Crusher for his district (pork) to sweeten the pot on wasn't the reason, he was the "lone Republican" vote among the Democrats on an earlier compromise budget proposal just the same.
Davis' ad says he wants to "transform the job of Lt. Governor into the leading taxpayer watchdog in the state". In his email he promises, "I'm going to make the job meaningful by giving the office a purpose -- stopping wasteful spending."
Some Watchdog--seems more like a fox in charge of hen-house? Because by Brett Davis' vote in 2007, Davis approved of the $200 million dollar raid from the Patient's Compensation Fund and approved the inmates driver's license ID policy that he is now raging war against. And let's not forget his sponsorship of AB 15, a 2005 Ethanol Mandate Bill. Hardly the work of a true Conservative.
As for the endorsements, Ginny Marshman, a leader in Republican politics in Waukesha County, said this about Davis' pro life stance: "Brett Davis has a 75% pro-life record in the 2005-2006 session, voting against the Wisconsin Right to Life positions three times. His stance against the pro-life movement, including voting for Planned Parenthood's #1 agenda item in chemical abortion aka 'emergency contraception'." (Davis' voting record in 2007-2008 was 100%.)
Notice there is no Tax Hero status mentioned from Wisconsin Club for Growth as there is for real conservatives such as Leah Vukmir or Jim Ott or Glenn Grothman, to name a few.
Yup. You can dress 'em up and even call them Conservative in the ads, but their voting record remains. I can only hope voters this time around will do a little research before they cast their vote on Sept. 14th.
My vote is going for a genuine Conservative, Rebecca Kleefisch, for Lt. Governor. She is Pro-Life, Pro 2nd Amendment, and says NO to high speed rail, for example. If I were not voting for her, I would choose David Ross, Mayor of Superior.
Certainty we can do better than Brett Davis, a Madison middle of the roader for Lt. Governor.
More reading: Brett Davis doesn't want you to know THE TRUTH
Brett Davis is a grade-A hypocrite
We don't need another RINO in Madison zoo
My anti-ethanol [and Brett Davis soybean] rant
Past Posts: Wisconsin's primary is 3 weeks away - who are you voting for?
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Anglers who fish at Joes Valley Reservoir are encouraged to attend a public meeting in Price on Dec. 13. The purpose of the meeting is to receive input on proposed changes in fishing regulations at the reservoir. The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. in the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources office, in the basement of the state office building, located at 475 West Price River Drive.
Biologists and anglers alike believe that fishing regulations need to be changed to protect large splake (a hybrid cross between lake trout and brook trout) from overharvest. They also see a need to more strongly encourage legal fishing methods. Numerous large fish have been taken during a vulnerable period in the last several weeks as they have attempted to spawn. Some of the fish have been caught by snagging, an illegal fishing method. Large splake are needed for control of an overabundant Utah chub population, and to maintain a high quality trophy fishery.
Changes being proposed include: (1) Splake hooked other than in their mouth must be immediately released, (2) All splake 15 to 26 inches in length must be immediately released, and (3) Only one splake larger than 26 inches may be kept. The splake limit would remain at two fish.
For more information, contact Louis Berg , 435-636-0268 or Mike Slater, 435-636-0275, at the Division of Wildlife Resources.


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Having both picked up victories in Round One, the clash between Ireland and England is being viewed as a premature title decider.
Having both picked up victories in Round One, the clash between Ireland and England is being viewed as a premature Six Nations title decider.
Addressing Sunday's match in Dublin as a sign for who will take him the trophy next month is a tad pre-emptive, yet England and Ireland both did enough on the opening weekend to suggest they possess championship material.
Starting with Ireland, we will be lucky if we witness as dominant an opening quarter such as the one Declan Kidney's side produced against Wales in Cardiff, from any team again in this Six Nations. Ireland were as brilliant as Wales were awful – with better execution, planning and power at the breakdown, not to mention a moment of magic from Brian O'Driscoll to add to his already vast collection.
That clinical edge that Ireland showed in Cardiff has only been witnessed in flashes over previous years – the win over Australia at the Rugby World Cup, last November against Argentina – since Ireland captured the Grand Slam in 2009.
Their second half however was a different matter. Ireland's well of possession dried up following O'Driscoll's try, forcing them into a defensive workout that by the end left their tackle count at 200 – with Cian Healy and Mike McCarthy making 21 and 20 respectively – along with the concession of three tries.
Arguably the contest was already over at 3-30, but Ireland's defensive lapses at one stage let concern grow as to whether they could hold on. In many ways it was a timely reminder that Ireland are far from perfect – enough to keep them humble and realistic before facing the "arrogant" English on Sunday.
Except England are not so arrogant anymore. Saturday's victory over Scotland was convincing and yet the immediate statement from Stuart Lancaster was that England could do better.
He is not wrong – four tries, a scrum and lineout with success rates over 83% and an impressive number of completed passes (221) are all positive signs – but more points were left out on the field.
Debate has been fierce in the build-up to Sunday's fixture about who should make up England's centre pairing and whilst a combination of Billy Twelvetrees and Manu Tuilagi may represent the future, the threat posed by Ireland in midfield is enough to make Lancaster think again and keep Brad Barritt.
The possibility of a Grand Slam in 2013 appears minimal given the proximity of the competition, but by the end of Sunday one more candidate will be snuffed out. We are set for a thriller.
Ones to watch:
For Ireland: The fact that Brian O'Driscoll still holds so much sway and influence aged 34 and after 127 caps is a testament to his talent. O'Driscoll offered a reminder of this against Wales and will be closely marked by England this weekend. His speed has gradually been replaced by power around the fringes – a test for any tired tacklers late in the game. Elsewhere, Donnacha Ryan will be charged with attempting to disrupt England's efficient lineout and prevent an easy platform for Ben Youngs and Owen Farrell.
For England Previous trips to Dublin have shown that if points are on offer, England cannot afford to let them slip. That focuses attention on Owen Farrell – the Saracens fly-half whose kicking form of late has been exceptional. Still only 20, Sunday is another test of Farrell's maturity and composure, although so far he has answered all the questions thrown at him. His midfield partner Billy Twelvetrees will also be under similar scrutiny after a promising debut, because he offers qualities at inside centre that England have lacked for some time – a markedly different player from when England last played a Six Nations match in Dublin and employed the battering ram that is Matt Banahan.
Head-to-head: A positive start for Jamie Heaslip to open his account as Ireland's permanent captain will have no doubt settled some nerves and silenced some doubters. Against England however, Heaslip will need to bring and give everything he has. His opposite man will be someone to whom the number eight shirt is fairly unfamiliar, Tom Wood. In outstanding form since his return from injury at the beginning of the season, Wood was one of England's top performers against New Zealand and Scotland. Despite few starts at number eight, Wood has the power and ability to handle the positional switch.
Recent results:
2012: England won 30-9 at Twickenham
2011: England won 20-9 in Dublin
2011: Ireland won 24-8 in Dublin
2010: Ireland won 20-16 at Twickenham
2009:Ireland won 14-13 in Dublin
2008: England won 33-10 at Twickenham
2007: Ireland won 43-13 in Dublin
2006: Ireland won 28-24 at Twickenham
2005: Ireland won 19-13 in Dublin
2004: Ireland won 19-13 at Twickenham
2003: England won 42-6 in Dublin
Prediction: This one is close. Ireland's home record against England – 2011's Rugby World Cup warm-up result aside – is exceptional over the last decade. The gaps between the two sides when it comes to the scrums, lineouts and breakdown are minimal, leaving it down to a missed kick from either Sexton or Farrell to separate them. Only a moment of magic will settle this and despite England's bright start under Stuart Lancaster, Ireland's home advantage could be the difference. Ireland by 5.
The teams:
Ireland: 15 Rob Kearney, 14 Craig Gilroy, 13 Brian O'Driscoll, 12 Gordon D'Arcy, 11 Simon Zebo, 10 Jonathan Sexton, 9 Conor Murray, 8 Jamie Heaslip (c), 7 Sean O'Brien, 6 Peter O'Mahony, 5 Donnacha Ryan, 4 Mike McCarthy , 3 Mike Ross, 2 Rory Best, 1 Cian Healy.
Replacements: 16 Sean Cronin, 17 Dave Kilcoyne, 18 Declan Fitzpatrick, 19 Donncha O'Callaghan, 20 Chris Henry, 21 Eoin Reddan, 22 Ronan O'Gara, 23 Keith Earls.
England: 15 Alex Goode, 14 Chris Ashton, 13 Brad Barritt, 12 Billy Twelvetrees, 11 Mike Brown, 10 Owen Farrell, 9 Ben Youngs, 8 Tom Wood, 7 Chris Robshaw (c), 6 James Haskell, 5 Geoff Parling, 4 Joe Launchbury, 3 Dan Cole, 2 Tom Youngs, 1 Joe Marler.
Replacements: 16 Dylan Hartley, 17 David Wilson, 18 Mako Vunipola, 19 Courtney Lawes, 20 Thomas Waldrom, 21 Danny Care, 22 Toby Flood, 23 Manu Tuilagi.
Date: Sunday, 10 February
Venue: Aviva Stadium
Kick-off: 15:00 GMT
Referee: Jérôme Garces (France)
Assistant referees: Nigel Owens (Wales), Pascal Gauzere (France)
Television match official: Iain Ramage (Scotland)
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Salsero wrote:Well, 10 months later, I have gone back to taste the 2008 Xiaguan "Golden 8100", and I find it very enjoyable this time. I used a bit more leaf (6 gr in 100 ml gaiwan) and the flavor is still quite light, but there is some character in the lightness and a good feel in the mouth that led me through 12 infusions, every one of which I found quite enjoyable despite the lack of strong leather, tobacco, or horse sweat tastes that I typically crave.
interesting, the last time I tried it... the broth was thin maybe what you meant as light... still not yet my ideal choice to add to the collection