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Bump, in order to reply to the Cetol thread in Resources, in which I maintain that good results can be had using the house-grade cetol as a wood covering.
Bump, in order to reply to the Cetol thread in Resources, in which I maintain that good results can be had using the house-grade cetol as a wood covering.
Dave, your photos of Drake are the best arguement for Cetol I've ever seen...
Here's a photo sent to me by Pierre Charbonneau, the 2nd owner of my ketch. It's 24 years ago, and she's all dressed and being used for a movie (title unknown).
OOps. What gives? What a cumbersome way to post a photo. It didn't work. And what's with this 39kb size limit?
Once again, posting photos on the Internet is far, far harder than building a boat.
More research required....
OK, after getting advice from folks over in Misc -- Boats, I'll try again....
Last edited by Dave Hadfield; 03-15-2008 at 12:18 PM.
Bump. I want to show Drake to the crew of Marguerite, whom I took flying recently.
Bump, to show a photo of the stove installation -- very nice, the other night, at 28F!
Thanks Dave. And thanks also for the stuff on your website 'round this - very interesting.
If I use the word "God," I sure don't mean an old man in the sky who just loves the occasional goat sacrifice. - Anne Lamott
Yes, nice to see this thread resurface.
Bump, once again, to show a friend what works well in a ketch.
Wow! What a lovely boat with a sweet sweeping sheer line.
I am reminded of Charles D. Mower designs.
A friend went by Drake last fall from a cruise boat, and from her upper deck got a shot or two of Drake at her mooring.
I quite liked being at a mooring. This was my first year of it. I didn't mind the lack of electricity at all, and using the dinghy was seldom much of an inconvenience -- just once when I left without my cellphone, which I realized 5 minutes down the road. It's a good dinghy, 10 ft, of my own design, which rows well.
I love the privacy. It's not as good as being at anchor, but not far off. I've never been much for dock-life.
Sure made single-handing easier. Each time I left I attached a thick, 30 ft, floating line (3/4" yellow polypro with sections of pool noodle threaded on) to the buoy, which when I returned made hooking-on simplicity itself. I used chain over the bowsprit to hold her permanently, as you can see (I hope). To protect the edge of the oaken bowsprit, I made a chafe-guard from 2" copper water pipe, screwed in place. And then used a small loop of chain to keep it centered on the guard.
No problems -- no theft, only 1 minor ding (incident unknown), and she handled 50 kt winds several times, during which the chop in the harbour can get to 2 ft.
When the yard manager saw how much I liked it, he put out 4 more moorings -- hadn't had much demand in the past, but apparently the sight of Drake out there generated numerous inquiries.
Last edited by Dave Hadfield; 03-15-2008 at 12:21 PM.
Hi Dave,
What a fantastic vessel! Wonderful photographs and information. Its great to get an insight into the history of this boat and to see that she has been well cared for and respected.
Congratulations and best wishes, Stewart
Better and better. Thank you, Dave, and those who have provided photos and stories.
Hi, Dave
Beautiful boat! I am very jealous.
I have some questions for you concerning a similar boat that I'm planning to build, an expanded version of Munroe's "Egret", "Snowy Egret", 39.5', Reuel Parker-designed. You mentioned sailing "Drake" on Lake Superior; I intend using my boat on Lake Erie and the upper lakes, but also in the Inside Passage of B.C. and Alaska, and also occasionally for short trips in the Gulf of Alaska, Cook Inlet and Prince Albert Sound. I think that Lake Superior has some characterstics in common with these waters, i.e., sudden weather changes, large waves, etc. So I (finally) come to my questions: how did your boat handle in Superior? Did you think it safe? Do you think that the "Snowy Egret" is a good choice for her intended use?
Reuel Parker originally designed her for a client in B.C., to sail around the San Juan Islands, so she's being used in at least some of the waters in which I intend to use her.
Your photo of "Drake" at her mooring is also very instructive. I'm presenty launching and recovering my 20' sharpie on a launch ramp over a 5' seawall into shallow water, which can be a pain. I have deeper water, 3' to 4' about 350' or so out, and have been considering making a mooring there. The nice thing is that in summer I could wade out to the boat; the downside is that others also could. Oh, well...
Thanks for any advice that you can give me.
Thanks for the comments!
Erie, Drake would be better for heavy waters if she was about a foot, maybe 16", wider. She'd have a little more power to carry sail then.
In Superior (or Alaska I imagine), there sometimes aren't that many harbours, and if you can't make a harbour by sunset, you've got to head offshore and spend a night "at sea". Out there, you've got to be able to deal with 40 kts of wind -- it happens. If it's on-shore, you've got to be able to sail your way off. That takes a hull which must support enough sail to drive upwind against the wind and sea. Having the long keel allows heaving-to, as well.
Drake can do this against 25 kts, but probably not 40. If the boat lacks the power to do this, then the sailing plan must be adjusted to stay out of those situations, using careful judgement and not trusting forecasts.
I do like the centerboard. Even though she still draws 40", I can usually find a spot in a crowded anchorage even if I arrive late. Makes a huge difference for anchoring or hiding from storms.
For regular cruising of colder, wilderness waters, I'd have a permanent wood-burning stove of some kind, and a dodger.
I like the Snowy Egret. http://www.parker-marine.com/sh39page.html
I'd prefer a shallow, 3/4 length keel. I don't see the external box-keel he mentions in the plans. Where is it? A shallow keel aids in heaving-to and generally in manners under sail. Drake self-steers. Mighty nice!
That companionway dodger could be extended a bit, then you could steer from under it using a simple tiller-line around the cockpit on 4 blocks.
Fine-looking boat, though. It would turn my crank....
Hi, Dave
Thanks for the thoughtful advice. The "Snowy Egret" design appeals because of its relatively simple and inexpensive construction, but mostly because of the well-established and documented seaworthyness of the "Egrets" generally.
I haven't seen the plans yet, so I can't say about the outside keel. I've been in touch with the designer and will be getting the study plan from him shortly. If the outside keel is not shown, I'll be sure to ask him about it. From what you said about clawing off a lee shore, it would seem to be quite necessary.
If you're ever in the Monroe, Michigan area, either sailing or otherwise, let me know; my phone number is 734-289-4424. We live on the Lake Erie shore and I'd love to be able to tell you that you could sail right up to our place, but the water's way too shallow. Although a scant quarter of a mile away is Brest Bay Marina...
By the way, I've built another of Reuel Parker designs, the 20' Maryland Crabbing Skiff. For various reasons I wasn't able to get in any real sailing last year, but I intend to remedy that this year.
Well you're not too far away from where I spent all my boyhood summers: Stag Island, in the St. Clair River, opposite St. Mary's Michigan. We still have a cottage there. If you're ever up that way let me know. I don't keep Drake there, but we have a 14 ft plywood sailboat that does very well and is lots of fun to sail.
Bump, to show a number of people at my boatyard, Dutchman's Cove, Penetanguishene, Ontario, information about Drake -- which has just launched! Successfully, too, though a month late.
It took up faster than I thought, though I had preswelled the centerboard trunk and the bottom 4 planks. In 36 hours, the bilge pump comes on once an hour. At first-splash, it was Niagara Falls.
David, I may have a clue for you as to the designer of your boat: William Roue, of Bluenose fame. If you look at page 119 of the latest issue of WoodenBoat, in the top left hand corner you will see a photo of a 54 schooner designed by Roue advertised for sale. The hull shape and cabin style are remarkably similar to Drake. I would say that both boats stem from the same pen.
I googled Roue and came up with this URL http://www.joelro.com/wjr/DesignPortfolio.html
It lists a ketch, design #112, for a client named L.M. Waloon. LOA 41 7 LWL 35. Unfortunately, no other dimensions or details are given, but I think it would be worth pursuing. They may still have the original plans I also checked the Kingman Brokerage site, but the schooner was not listed. An e-mail inquiry to them might turn something up too.
Good hunting,
Thanks, Don. Yes, she does look similar. https://proto2.yachtworld.com/privat...&slim=pp267098&
But her hull draws 6 ft, so it may just be a case of "convergent evolution".
Wouldn't I just love to be able to say she was designed by William Roue?!!!
With 6-2 headroom and such large cabins on a 36' LWL, Im willing to bet this schooner was originally a centreboarder. A boat this big with 6 draft would not require such high cabin tops. But that aside, designers often rework similar designs for different clients. Im not suggesting that this schooner and your ketch share the same hull. Rather, I think the styling is significantly similar and suggests that Roue could possibly be Drakes designer. Design #112 fits the dimensions of your boat remarkably closely. One of your B&W photos above shows the original boat, sans boomkin, and with a short bowsprit. It would certainly suggest a 41-7 LOA on a 35 LWL.
Perhaps MMD or some of our fellow Nova Scotians might know of this schooner and her builder and be able to shed some light on ketch design #112 as well.
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Image won't load for some reason. I was hoping to compare it to this photo of Drake. Note the bow profile in particular and the positioning of the portholes high up near the roof of the cabin in both boats.
Bump, to illustrate Cetol 2,3 Plus in use on a boat (that's the house grade stuff) after 7 years, usually with 1 coat a year maintenance.
Greetings Mr.Hadfield,
Forgive this intrusion on your thread, perhaps you recall I had mentioned, a year or two ago, recalling your boat from my past?
Out of simple curiosity, and not meaning to pry, but did you manage to arrange a sail together with Pierre Charbonneau?
Fresh pictures and a story of that encounter would be most appreciated and rather fitting considering the "archeological"nature of this thread.
Mind you, I would certainly understand and respect your decision not to relate a story,should you consider it too personal or if,unfortunately, a sail together never managed to occur.
Thank you for bumping this thread into view,once again and happy haul-out!
M. Lestat,
For some reason I missed your last post until just now. Sorry. No, I wasn't able to get together for a sail with M. Charbonneau due to health issues on his part.
However, a big bundle arrived in the mail one day that turned out to be a genoa! Rather a nice surprise! It fits reasonably well, and is intermediate between the genoa I have now (too big anyway) and the working jib, so it gets used!
I have corresponded with his daughter, and we will arrange a sail as soon as we can work out a common time. Looking forward to that.
I was just over the boatyard yesterday (in an Aeronca Champ, acutally) and noticed my tarp needs adjustment. I'll drive up there tomorrow.
Drat! All those photos link to the now-defunct Imagestation. I did save them, in Photobucket. I guess I should re-establish the new links...
A fellow recently asked me about the squaresail, and I see another wondering about tabernacles.
I'll work away at it.
I've gotta take more under-sail photos this year...
I'm on a friend's yacht in the bahamas, and wanted to show some photos of my own boat.
I'm sitting on my boat at Waiheke island,Hauraki gulf, NZ.
Hi John,
I missed your reply back in April! (Ketch as ketch can!) You should have seen my friend's yacht -- a 195ft steel ex-oceangoing tug with a crew of 15, and a Stuart Knockabout on deck for daysailing! Great time sailing and diving, sharks and all...
Right now we're getting ready for our Summer Voyage in Drake. We aren't too ambitious this year, but we should get 2 un-interrupted weeks aboard, which is a life-altering change in pace.
Anyone sailing in Georgian Bay in the middle of August? Rendezvous? (Anywhere between Penetanguishene and Kilarney. No fixed plan yet!)
Compulsory photo essay required about your cruise Dave.
I'm just about to head down to the harbour to see whats been happening. Weather bomb overnight. 86 knots I saw reported as a gust and 70 reported as constant for quite a while.
Well John B, we sure anchored in some lovely places. This is in Shawanaga Inlet, a favourite of ours.
A group of innocent rain showers merged and swelled and grew, swallowing each other, until they formed a massive cumulonimbus that flattened Parry Sound one afternoon. We only caught the edge of it, but it was enough to make me set extra anchors and rig the Sentinel on the anchor line.
I thought I'd document some boat details.
Here's the Swim Stage. It's a wonderful design, and I've never seen another like it. Snap-on, snap-off.
Since Drake has an overhanging stern, the swim stage is our only way to get back on aboard from the water. It's a wide mahogany plank. Underneath it are 2 stainless steel channels, into which slide the spacers that hold it our from the hull -- so it's a take-apart. These spacers are cushioned with 1 1/2" plastic pipe around the ends against the soft cypress hull planks. The pool-noodle fender bits are not usually on it, but I was using the stage to rig my sailing dinghy that day.
It's rigged right at water level.
Last edited by Dave Hadfield; 10-09-2008 at 12:34 AM.
Halyard hooks.
These work very well. They don't chafe the sails and keep all my lines off the cetoled masts.
They're made in my shop from beaten copper. Method: I slide a 4" piece of copper 1/4" tubing inside a 4" piece of 3/8" tubing, and then pound them flat with a hammer. Then I bend, grind, and drill screw holes, after which I polish and clear-coat.
Using copper tubing produces smooth, rounded edges.
Also, being copper, it's poisonous, and rot doesn't occur behind the fitting.
More beaten copper: lazyjacks; very useful on a ketch, otherwise you tend to drop the mizzen, and sometimes the boom, on the helmsman's head.
And for the fitting to take the line around the boom, to revent chafe, again I used simple copper pipe or tubing (in this case both), beaten flat and polished. These pieces never got the clear-coat, and thus they take a patina which I don't mind at all.
I don't like the plastic hooks. As they break I replace them with... hooks made from beaten copper!
Wooden blocks. I love them. They reek with tradition, work adequately for the low tensions of Drake's multi-sail rig, and are pleasant to make in the off-season.
Three out of the 4 blocks on my mainsheet are wooden. As you can see the rig allows some mechanical advantage, but not a lot is required -- when I bought the boat the mainsheet was rigged as simply as a dinghy.
This block is carved from a single piece of ash -- made on a drill press for accuracy of axle-hole and the morticed slot. The grommet is made from Buff Polyester -- a wonderful rope! (So is the sheet.) The thimble is made from copper, a 3/4" pipe-joiner.
The copper thimble is made using the 3-hammer technique. (A ball-peen hammer is set in a vise, ball side up. The pipe-join is set on it and heated with a torch. The next hammer is laid on top of it, ball-side against the copper. And then that hammer is tapped with a third one. This works the flare into the sides of the thimble. (This block is stropped with manila, tarred using a stockholm-tar boat-sauce to add longevity. the seizing is tarred nylon sein twine -- wonderfully handy stuff on a boat, I have 3 rolls of different sized twine on board.)
Last edited by Dave Hadfield; 10-09-2008 at 12:53 AM.
More wooden blocks... these are mizzen-outhaul blocks. They are carved from cherry. Remarkably, they have no coating or finish on them, other than I boiled them in linseed oil when I made them. The sheave too, which is turned from Jotoba. I just dropped them in a paint-can of linseed oil, boiled them for about 4 hours on the sood stove, and they've needed nothing ever since.
I believe boiling the sheave in oil also adds long-term lubrication. These sheaves are on simple pin-axles, yet they roll reasonably well.
These blocks are glued-up, obviously. It's a lot more work, and from my experience, not really worth the trouble. Here they're in use as a mainsail outhaul tackle.
Thanks! Where'd ya go?
Along the E coast of Georgian Bay. It's called the 30,000 Islands, but should really be called the 100,000 reefs.
We never got past Pointe au Baril, not being in any rush, and having contrary winds all the way.
But we had no schedule, so why sweat it? Each day was great!
We got as far as Collins Inlet,going the other direction.
We had several bad rain days and there were some pretty decent storms.
Sleep with one eye open.
Hi Ron. Too bad we never crossed tracks.
Yes, it was a wet year. This morning the water level is still .17 meters above chart datum -- a welcome trend.
More photos....
The dinghy. This is a 10 pram I designed and built. It's damn-near perfect for the job I need her to do: function as a lifeboat, take me to shore and back with a load (always in trim!), row sweetly solo, tow dry, tow easily, not cost much, and weigh under 80 lbs.
The key is her underbody, which features deadrise at the front transom, merging to flat-bottomed at the stern. This makes her quiet at anchor and alongside, yet she tows so easily I can pull the towline slack at 5 kts with only finger and thumb. She never gets wet unless it rains. Lots of rocker in the bottom. Good sailor, too, with a leg-o-mutton spritsail and a clip-on leeboard.
Ah, these photos are poor. In real life she doesn't look that stodgy.
Very difficult vessel to steer -- look at the tension on the helmsman's face, and the physical pressure on her left foot.
Looks warm still, looks good, looks ..... hell ,I want to be there.
Fascinating cruising ground you have there Dave , as I've no doubt said before.
I'll be up in the bay of islands next week, no doubt arrive in the o'dark sometime ( race) but I'm really hanging out for a cruise .
Beautiful, absolutely beautiful.
Thanks, John. Yeah, we've got a bit of summer back. The wind goes back to NW, from the Arctic, in a day or 2. Have a great race!
And Boatbuddha, Robin says thanks for the compliment! And that the boat is beautiful too.
This is the essence of why I joined this forum. That said, if I had your boat (or a salt-water equivalent) I'd be living on it in the Gulf of Mexico. Your boat is a beauty.
My mother and grandfather (and uncles and aunts) live in Midland/Penetang. I never really thought of it as a boating kind of area, but I guess it is isn't it. Doesn't Georgian Bay freeze in the winter?
Georgian Bay hasn't frozen over for a while.
IIRC Lake Huron hasn't frozen since the early-mid '90s.
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March 5, 2001 - 9:00pm
Darkhorizons offered us an exclusive peek at the newest, in what will obviously be a long successful range, poster of Angelina Jolie as Lara Croft.
Also available at the DarkHorizons web site, this brand new poster will carry the title of "the official "Tomb Raider" teaser poster".
So press on the download tab above in order to enjoy Ms Jolie's less subtle talents, which she obviously doesn't mind parading for promotion purposes...
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|Posted by hj on July 25, 19100 at 00:50:04:
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The AC is in the attic, but I might have needed the Kevlar pads myself. Then some armor plated pipe would work for the plumbing and AC repairs. The holes in the roof could be considered additional fire supression devices if it ever rained here.
: : I had a early evening call from a customer regarding a water leak in his attic. He was not home when I arrived, but the ladder was in the garage and the scuttle hole was open. I noticed that the ceiling was completely drenched and all the drywall screws were visible. I turned the water on slightly and then went up there to check the leak. In Scottsdale, we have home fire sprinkler systems. Usually they are installed with CPVC pipe, but this one used copper. The leak was in a copper fire line, but it appeared to have been made with a 1/4" drill from underneath it, since the exit hole on top was burred out. I could not see how a drill could have been used on it because there was only about 4 inches between it and the sheetrock ceiling. Anyway, by this time the owner came home and I asked if anyone had been working in the attic that afternoon, and he implied that there had been someone up there. He then called his father to tell him what had happened, and then the father asked to speak to me. When I told him about the hole drilled in the pipe, he asked me, "Could it have been a .22 bullet?". Lights flashed in my head, and I said, "Yes." I then discussed the situation with the customer and he told me that he thought he had heard someone in the attic or on the roof, so he used his .22 automatic and shot holes in the ceiling, and by implication, the roof. Those spots I thought were drywall screws were the .22 holes, about 20 of them. three shots went through the air conditioner and at least one was directly beneath the coil. And one had penetrated the fire line almost perfectly in the center of it. I was then glad that I was not in the attic when he returned home.
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Popular and my favorite Games are follows:
1) Tomb Raider
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5) Bio shock 2
Popular and my favorite Games are follows:
1) Tomb Raider
2) Black Hawk Down
3) Resident Evil 5
4) The Legend of Zelda
5) Bio shock 2
any on the Monster Hunter games (Tri currently since the others don't have Multi player anymore and the PSP sucks)
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
Here are my current favorites...
1.) Final Fantasy XIII
2.) Final Fantasy XIII-2
3.) Infinite Undiscovery
4.) Bayonetta
5.) Sonic Unleashed
My all time favorite games are:-
1)Mario Boxing
2)3D Snow Race
3)Turbo Golf
4)Ninja Painter 2
5)Pets Real Haircuts
6)Drift Runners 3D
I didnt see a thread for games you like. Might not be an all-time favorite of mine, but "XCOM: Enemy unknown" is turning out to be pretty cool.
Favorite Manga/Anime CharactersNaruto, Orochimaru, Jariya, Itachi, Ichigo, Mayuri, Kenpachi, Mugen, Vash the Stampede, "L", Edward Elric, Reborn, Rokudo Mukuro, Black Star, Dr. Fraken Stein, Death the Kid
As for my favorite games, probably Zelda: Ocarina of Time is my favorite (played all other Zelda games as well). The old Mario's were great. Loved Final Fantasy VII and X and Kingdom Hearts 1 & 2.
As for the current generation consoles I think I enjoyed the Uncharted and Mass Effect series the most.
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I never tried Kingdom of Hearts, it seems like I'm missing out.
Mass Effect series? I'm surely going to miss Mass Effect. I played Mass Effect 2 first and was hooked. I went back and bought part 1 and part 3 was a must have. Some people were disappointed with part 3, but not me. It wasnt as good as part 2, but it was a sufficent ending to the series. I want more. They need to do the samething thats happening with Halo, keep it going, it doesnt even have to be Commander Shepard, but I want more story! How awesome was the promethean DLC?
Dragon Age Origin is one of my all-time favorites. Too bad they messed up part II.
I've been skeptical about getting Diablo 3. It seems to be good, but not sure if its my taste.
Batman: Arkham City is/was fantastic.
Pretty much any "Civilization" game is good. Even 5, with the expansion pack.
all I'm waiting for now is Final Fantasy 13 versus. I wish they'd put it out already. I'm new to the FF series, but if this is what you have to go through (4-5 years waiting on a new one) I might just lose all interest.
I'm a strategy game fanatic. I might just buy one of the "Total War" games.
Oh and Bioshock infinite looks like it's gonna be GREAT!!!
Favorite Manga/Anime CharactersNaruto, Orochimaru, Jariya, Itachi, Ichigo, Mayuri, Kenpachi, Mugen, Vash the Stampede, "L", Edward Elric, Reborn, Rokudo Mukuro, Black Star, Dr. Fraken Stein, Death the Kid
^ Yeah the Prothean DLC had some awesome dialogues. I'm also happy with the ending, chose the Synthesis option. Nice epic conclusion of an epic trilogy.
And there will be a Mass Effect 4. Bioware asked the fans if they want a prequel or sequel.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
The weather finally cooperated and Hal Cannon visited the Emery County Historical Society on April 22. Cannon was originally scheduled for the February meeting but had to cancel due to a severe snowstorm.
Cannon began by explaining that he has been traveling around the Southwest portion of the United States working on a new project about the Grand Canyon. He has been visiting the indigenous people and the people who have been making a living in and around the Canyon. "I have spent most of my life traveling around recording songs and stories about peoples lives," said Cannon.
"I have collected many pieces of music and poetry over the years. I have always wondered why the people who had such a hard, unglamorous life, as the cowboys, made such beautiful music, poetry and crafts," added Cannon. He pointed out that no group of people, such as astronauts, teachers or cab drivers have songs about them, but the cowboys, Indians and buckaroos have many songs about their lifestyles.
"Why The Cowboy Sings" has been the focal point of Cannon's work and the title of his 16 minute video about the cowboy life-style. In the video, Cannon has interviewed and photographed four, real life, hardworking cowboys for this documentary. Larry Schutte of Nevada, Stephanie Davis of Montana, Henry Real Bird a Crow Indian cowboy, and Glenn Ohrlin, a rancher from Oklahoma are the subjects of the video.
Cannon explained that video was centered around seven different themes that seem to be in every cowboy's life. The first of these themes being the lone horseman. It signifies the solitary life of a cowboy. The second theme is the love of horses and what they mean to the people they serve. Third on the list of themes is the work and the cattle. Without one, a cowboy would not have the other. Fourth is the partners that some cowboys are fortunate enough to have. This theme emphasizes the reliance the partners have on each other. The fifth theme is the relationships that cowboys have with families and neighbors. The sixth them centers around the role the cowboy plays in the community and seventh is the woman alone. More and more, women are becoming part of the cowboy life other than the spouse waiting at home.
Cannon sang several songs that he had either written or accumulated and played the harmonica, an instrument popular with many cowboys. He also related several stories about local cowboys that he had heard over the past decades of his research. He sang a song named Blue Mountain by a local named Judge Fred Keller.
Another local cowboy that he had met in the past was Fame Price. Cannon played a recording he had made many years ago of Price playing the guitar and singing. Several of Price's family members were on hand and they, along with Cannon sang a song from the past that had been requested from the audience.
On May 15, the Emery County Historical Society will meet at the corral on SR-10, one half mile north of Castle Dale, and continue into the Huntington Creek drainage to visit historic ranches in that area. They will meet at 4 p.m.


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Delivery Man
This is the story of affable underachiever David Wozniak, whose mundane life is turned upside down when he finds out that he fathered 533 children through sperm donations he made twenty years earlier. In debt to the mob, rejected by his pregnant girlfriend, things couldn't look worse for David when he is hit with a lawsuit from 142 of the 533 twenty-somethings who want to know the identity of the donor. As David struggles to decide whether or not he should reveal his true identity, he embarks on a journey that leads him to discover not only his true self but the father he could become as well.
Cast: Vince Vaughn, Chris Pratt, Britt Robertson, Cobie Smulders, Jack Reynor
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Running time: 1hr 45min
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Here, we inspire our students to dream big dreams and forge new pathways toward a brighter tomorrow. At AU, students find academic challenge, opportunities for experiential and entrepreneurial learning, support to develop inspiring careers, and guidance to help them build lives of meaning and purpose. That's why Augustana University is the place for possibilities.


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At most, ulquiorra is stronger than halibel after his level 2 resurreccion. But now way he is stronger than baragan or stark. So yea I'm pretty certain that the senior captains could handle ulquiorra well.
I also cannot believe that genryusai is actually being compared to ulquiorra after we have seen him wreck havoc without his zanpakuto and also still having enough strength to cast a high level kidou after getting hit by an explosion which is far greater than anything ulquiorra could have produced with his powers.
I'm not underestimating ulquiorra here but I cannot even imagine him being able to breeze through hitsugaya's latest hax-mode bankai form (the one where he summons a massive blizzard over the whole battlefield and freezes everything instantly).
ok i guess theres doubt over the old geezer and strawhat but the lower captains liek hitsuguya shoudlnt even be talked about , hitsuguya of all people against ulquiorra are you kidding me hes no match for ulquiorras second release , his speed alone wil defeat hitsuguya,
The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he never existed
Give a man a fish you feed him for a day
Teach a man to fish you feed him for life
well yamamoto would kill him in a sec,kyoraku would definitely defeat him the same goes for ukitake i think and for soi fon.dont know about byakuya maybe.i dont think kenpachi could defeat him
well since no one has seen him in his 2ED form its possible that he was under rated and should have been higher up on the food chain and yeah i think more than a few of them could have taken him down for sure


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Acts of the Apostles 11:19-30
Prokeimenon. Mode 4.
Psalm 103.24,1
O Lord, how manifold are your works. You have made all things in wisdom.
Verse: Bless the Lord, O my soul.
IN THOSE DAYS, those apostles who were scattered because of the persecution that arose over Stephen traveled as far as Phoenicia and Cyprus and Antioch, speaking the word to none except Jews. But there were some of them, men of Cyprus and Cyrene, who on coming to Antioch spoke to the Greeks also, preaching the Lord Jesus. And the hand of the Lord was with them, and a great number that believed turned to the Lord. News of this came to the ears of the church in Jerusalem, and they sent Barnabas to Antioch. When he came and saw the grace of God, he was glad; and he exhorted them all to remain faithful to the Lord with steadfast purpose; for he was a good man, full of the Holy Spirit and of faith. And a large company was added to the Lord. So Barnabas went to Tarsus to look for Saul; and when he had found him, he brought him to Antioch. For a whole year they met with the church, and taught a large company of people; and in Antioch the disciples were for the first time called Christians. Now in these days prophets came down from Jerusalem to Antioch. And one of them named Agabos stood up and foretold by the Spirit that there would be a great famine over all the world; and this took place in the days of Claudius. And the disciples determined, every one according to his ability, to send relief to the brethren who lived in Judea, and they did so, sending it to the elders by the hand of Barnabas and Saul.
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SPRING GLEN-Ana Irene Worley Norton Salzetti, age 83, passed away April 23, 2004 in Provo, surrounded by her family. She was born Jan. 16, 1921 in Storrs, Utah to Collier and Maude Tidwell Worley. She married Glen L. Norton, June 1, 1940. After his death in 1974, she married Guido Salzetti, Jan. 7, 1982.
She enjoyed playing cards, travel (especially going on cruises with Guido and their friends), needlework, bowling and flower gardening. Her first love has always been her family.
Irene is survived by her husband, Guido of Spring Glen and children: Glen Ron and Judy Norton, Kent and Connie Norton, Claudia and Don Salzetti, Holli and Mike Cox, Gaylene and Geno Ori and Mary and Mike Porter; 15 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Also survived by brothers Lee and Diane Worley, Mac Worley and sister Milly Harrison and many dear friends and family by whom she will be dearly missed. She was preceded in death by brother Fred and sister-in-law Enid Worley.
Funeral services will be held Tues., April 27 at 11 a.m. in the old Wellington LDS Chapel where friends may call one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the Wellington Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary. In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations be made to the College of Eastern Utah Scholarship Fund, 451 East 400 North, Price, Utah 84501, Attn: Development Office.
PRICE - Our beloved mother, grandmother, sister, aunt and friend, Angelina Nick Bonvicin, age 93, passed away April 21, 2004 at home while surrounded by her family.
She was born July 11, 1910 in a tent in Mohrland, to John and Maria Teresa Cortese Nick and was the second of 10 children. On Oct. 12, 1932 she married David (Bull) Bonvicin Sr., at Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Shortly after marriage they moved to Oakland, Calif. where they lived and raised their son David, and daughter, Gloria. On Jan. 3, 1975 Dave preceded her in death.
Angie grew up in Price and graduated from Carbon High School. She was a staunch member of the Catholic Church her entire life. Angie was a longtime resident of Oakland, Calif. prior to returning to Price. She was an accomplished gourmet cook and she enjoyed feeding everyone who came into her home. She will be remembered by all who knew her for her generosity and kindness to all.
Survived by son, David (Jeanne) Bonvicin, Rancho Mirage, Calif.; daughter Gloria Bonvicin, Hayward, Calif.; five grandchildren, David (Robyn), Danny, Jill, Dean and Lisa; three great-grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Kerry Fister, Paulmina New, Serfino (Delma) Nick, Louis (Elaine) Nick, all of Price; Martin (Charlotte) Nick, San Jose, Calif.; and many loving nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by parents; husband; sisters, Mary Juliano, Josephine Copfer; and brothers, Frank and Elvin Nick.
The family would like to thank Rocky Mountain Hospice for their kind and loving care and all of the family and friends for their concern and thoughtfulness during her illness.
Funeral Mass was held Sat. April 24, at Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil service was Friday evening. Committal service, Price City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers the family suggests donations to Notre Dame Church or a charity of choice.
RIVERTON-Our loving husband, father, son, and brother, Chad Edward Thomson, 32, died April 18, 2004.
Born May 13, 1971 in Mt. Pleasant, to Garth Edward Thomson and Cheryl Kay Allred. Married Janell Jensen then later divorced. Married Amy Kenyon May 15, 1999 in Las Vegas, Nev.
Chad was a Staff Sergeant for the Utah National Guard for 15 years. He enjoyed racing, hunting and fishing but his greatest love was his family and he was always willing to help anyone.
Survived by wife; children Kayden, Andrew and Sadie Ann; father, Garth Ed (Jeanine) Thomson of Huntington; mother, Cheryl (Ronald) Brewer of Spring City; brother and sisters, Robert (Keri) Thomson of Ephriam; Denise (Mark) Gardner of Tucson, Ariz.; and Kaitlyn of Huntington.
In lieu of flowers the family suggest contributions be made to the Chad Thomson Memorial Fund which has been established at any American First Credit Union.
Funeral services were held Fri. April 23 at the Riverton LDS Stake Center. Interment, Spring City Cemetery.
KENILWORTH - Louis G. Riche, age 81, died April 23, 2004 at his home in Kenilworth while surrounded by his family.
Born July 3, 1922 in Sunnyside, to Loui Gregoria and Ethel Locke Riche. Married Nelsene Crandall on June 13, 1942 in Helper. She died May 20, 1980.
Lifelong resident of Carbon County where he worked in various coal mines, and later retired as a blacksmith from Kaiser Coal in Sunnyside. Retired member of UMWA Local 9958. Served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He will be dearly missed by family and many friends.
Survived by children, Louis N. (Sue) Riche, Kenilworth; Darlene Riche, Price; grandchildren, Louis G., Thomas N., Micalena, Becky, Kip, Tad, Chris; great-grandchildren, Patrick, Greg and Kami. Preceded in death by parents; daughter, LouSene; brothers, Joe and Morgan (Boofo) Riche; sisters, Jennie Robinson, Caroline Kay, Claranell Day and Ada Riche.
Funeral service Tues., April 27, 1 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
PRICE - Albert Blanc, age 81, passed away peacefully April 21, 2004 at his home.
Born Oct. 1, 1922 in Price to Martin Pierre and Yvonne Samboug Blanc.
Member of the Notre Dame Catholic Church where he attended Mass every Sunday. Lifelong resident of Carbon County and owner of Albert Blanc Plumbing. Albert also worked at the Price City Filtration Plant and in 1991 he retired from Price City.
He loved hunting, fishing, gardening, riding his bike and especially enjoying a cup of coffee with his buddies. His greatest enjoyment was spending time with the ones he loved.
Survived by sons, Jaime (Suzy) Blanc, Farmington; Larry (Meghan) Blanc, Price; Mike (Lisa) Blanc, West Jordan; sister, Anice (Robert) J. Robel, Manhatten, Kan.; eight grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by parents; three brothers, Martin Jr., August and Marcel Blanc.
Memorial Mass Tues., April 27, 10 a.m., Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Family will be at the church Tuesday one half hour prior to Mass. Committal service, Price City Cemetery.
CLEVELAND - Aleta Atwood White, age 54, passed away April 21, 2004 at home after a courageous battle with cancer.
She was born March 6, 1950 in Salt Lake City, to Melvin Edward Atwood and Vesta Nielsen. Married Clyde Delynn White Oct. 2, 1971 in Salt Lake City; he died April 23, 2003.
Aleta was very creative and she loved working with her hands. She loved camping, fishing and scrapbooking. Her greatest enjoyment in life was her family.
Survived by children, Melinda Atwood, Dustin Redmond, Dayna Stoddard, Cameron Defa, Natasha White, Whitney White; brothers and sisters, LaNette Ularich, Daniel Atwood, Jean Knuckles, Melva Mayti, Nathan Atwood, Ross Atwood, Amber Osterloh; and 10 grandchildren. Preceded in death by parents; and brother, Kevin Atwood.
Graveside service was Saturday, April 24, 2 p.m., Huntington City Cemetery under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.


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I am sorry for the very long period of silence in my blog. I was ill and in the hospital but am beginning to feel better now.
I had promised a follow-up on the previous article about sex in pregnancy. If you are recently delivered, you may be asking why would you ever have sex again? You are sleep deprived, you are tired of having vaginal drainage, and if breastfeeding, you have sympathy for all the cows of the world.
You might also have some fears about pain and discomfort, or be afraid that your husband might look at you in a different way after having watched you deliver a baby. I remember my fear after having my 10 pound baby was that my vagina would be too big, a cavernous, echoing vault. Silly me, everything was as it should be.
You will have sex again and it will be pleasurable again. It just might take some effort. Clear your mind to the best of your ability. If you are making a grocery list, or thinking about the laundry or keeping an ear open for the baby, you will not be enjoying yourself as much. Don't have intercourse in the same room as the baby. If you have a baby monitor, turn it off.
Some women who are nursing will worry about leaking during love making. Often, if you can keep your mind off of the baby you won't have much problem with this. Being well lubricated during intercourse can be a problem. Have a personal lubricant handy and use it; some for you, some for him. Basically you should adopt the rule, the slipperier the better.
In my opinion the most important rule is to take your time. It doesn't have to happen until you are ready. If you try and it is uncomfortable, wait and try in a few days. Keep communication open and loving. Oh yes, do use birth control if you don't want another baby right away.
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The research about breastfeeding as a means of birth control do show that for breastfeeding exclusively, no bottles, pumping, a women will not get pregnant for the first 3 months. By 6 months, even with exclusive breastfeeding, the odds of getting pregnant are the same as anyone not using birth control.
According to Planned Parenthood breastfeeding or LAM is effective against pregnancy for the first 6 months - http://www.plannedparenthood.org/health-topics/birth-control/breastfeeding-4219.htm
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I'll tell you the content of an article about pregnancy to my wife.
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As a recent patron of "The Sex Diet" books, (http://www.thesexdiet.com if you haven't heard of it all over the news lol), it concerned me when I found out I was pregnant, because here I was partaking in a very rigorous sex routine, and became frightened about what my husband might start thinking about my body. It was important for me to keep the weight off while I bore my child. He calmed my mind about this, but I still worry what might happen after I give birth. The book has helped us become closer sexually, and deal with problems like this, but it doesn't have a section on post-birth. Is there post-partum for men?
Telling me I will have great sex again gives me hope at least. Thnx Mary.
The habit of smoking must be avoided as it leads to certain complications like miscarriage. Miscarriage is one of the common results of smoking during pregnancy. It must be stopped in order to avoid birth defects and the risk of miscarriage.
Thanks God for your good health. I ever listen that you can sex til early signs of labour . Is this fine for baby?
If this desire stops then i think each mother only have single baby. But i think don't stop pregnancy just have some gap between two kids. It is better for mothers as well as for babies health and always should prefer natural ways to induce labour
Vitamins for Memory also helps pregnant women to maintain the baby's heath while it is still in his tummy.
That's really thininkg out of the box. Thanks!
Many breastfeeding women experience some vaginal dryness. Some like you experience extreme dryness that is not helped by the usual lpersonal lubricants. This is usually a result of the decrease in estrogen. The cream your doctor gave you is probably an estrogen cream. The dryness comes back when you stop using the cream because your body is still supression your estrogen. You should experience an improvement in your dryness after your baby is about 6 months old. You can continue to use the cream as well as personal lubrucants. If you don't get any relief, I would check back with your doctor for further evaluation.
I have a 4.5month old and I am breastfeeding. Intercourse is still painful and I have minor discomfort in my vag region. My Doc said it was not a yeast infection but the result of extreme dryness and possible irritation from soap/detergent. He gave me a cream to deal with the discomfort but when I stop using it the daily discomfort returns. The cream does not help with intercourse pain. Is this normal? Any suggestions? We have tried lots of lub, taking it slow, and waiting a few days to try again. I am beginning to worry something is wrong. Thanks
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I am a menopausal mom who adopted a baby boy at 2 days old with my hubby. I had no desire for sex for 1 year, it hurt so bad.I was also nursing our baby too and that was also part of the dryness problem too. But, I now have the problem solved! I am using a natural vag creme that is called estradiol-estriol , and it has worked wonders! I feel like my old self before menopause and before nursing!
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The Slippery Slope of Ramps
This post is part of the Science Tuesday feature series on the USDA blog. Check back each week as we showcase stories and news from USDA's rich science and research portfolio.
To many of locals in western North Carolina, they're called wild leeks. Some call them ransoms and still others call them wood garlic because of their pungent smell. Nevertheless, ecologists simply call them ramps. This native plant has been useful to humans since inhabiting the eastern regions of the U.S. and Canada. Still today, locals harvest ramps for food, medicinal preparations, and to sell at markets and spring festivals. Read more »