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After every weekend fixture, former Gunner Adrian Clarke dissects Arsenal's performance - home or away.
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Re: Conch Charter BVI STAY AWAY
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I also chartered with Conch Charters and had nothing but headaches. Basically, poor attitudes, substandard boats and people that don't care that they've ruined your vacation.
Like Others have said, there is lots of competition out there, WHY TAKE A CHANCE for heavens sake!!??
I do notice that you have only posted once to this site, that seems odd.
Re: Bareboat charter companies in the BVI
I've chartered twice in Tortola - both 40' monohulls. The first time with Sunsail. Sunsail was a class operation - waiting area with bar, well equipped and well maintained boat, courteous staff. My last trip, at the suggestion of a charter broker (Ed Hamilton Co), was less than enjoyable at BVI Yacht Charters. The charter base in located in a run down industrial area with chickens running around and dilapidated boats in front of the office. The showers at the base had drain issues and you ended up with two inches of water on the floor. The boat had many issues as well. Mainsail would stick in the mast and you had to manually pull it down, the shower drain was plugged and we had to bail it out, the bathroom doors fell off, the water pump leaked into the bilge, etc. There were also a lot of little things that wouldn't work or had missing parts so you ended up having to improvise fixes. As a sailor for 30 years I realize that there may be some items that you have to work around when you own a boat - but that's' when YOU own it. When you spend thousands of dollars to rent a boat for a week the expectation is that the boat is very well maintained. You won't find that at BVI Yacht Charters!
Conch Charter BVI STAY AWAY
I also chartered with Conch Charters and had nothing but headaches. Basically, poor attitudes, substandard boats and people that don't care that they've ruined your vacation.
Like Others have said, there is lots of competition out there, WHY TAKE A CHANCE for heavens sake!!??
Same Experience with Conch!
I could have written this review Family O Fun. I think it USED to be a good, quality and reputable company but perhaps new ownership or partnership is ruining it.
There are a few people there who seem to care but the rest have lost their groove.
It is painful when you spend a lot of money on a vacation like this with airfares, hotels, etc and have this kind of thing happen.
Better luck next time!
Do not recommend Conch
We just returned from a trip in which we chartered bareboat through Conch and I have the following to say about our experience with them. The boat was about what we expected however it was not really very inviting. For example, we had pillows that were about 100 years old that stank to high heaven along with tissue paper sheets that also stunk. Housekeeping was generally very poor-dirty cutlery and utensils, etc. Had to give the place a scrub down, but unfortunately had to live with the bedding the whole trip. Two heads would not stop stinking. We could overlook all of this with the right concern from the operators however Customer service was dismal. Phone calls not returned in general. When we did get a voice, there was basically no answer to our query on equipment that would not stop beeping or missing integral equipment.
We still managed to have an absolutely FANTASTIC time and learned to overlook or live with this aspect, but the salt on the wound was when we returned to Conch. First, they quickly closed shop and left us without water for the night. However not before sticking it to us as follows: We had run over the whaler line prior to returning. Line was cleanly severed however they called it prop wrap and quickly put through our $1500 Damage deposit . Just a tad slimy. I know this company started out with a Canadian couple who were know to 'care', however, perhaps they've grown tired of the business or are entrusting the wrong staff. We payed this company an extra $250 to sleep on board before our flights and the first thing we saw upon arriving home was an email complaining that we didn't do the dishes (with no water?).
Anyway, there are lots and lots of options out there (my husband has had plenty of previous good experience with Moorings) and I'd suggest if you are looking for a good deal, but still want to savor your hard earned vacation, find a company with a personal touch. I could add a lot to this review, but I think I've said enough.
Have a great trip!!
Yes, the link you posted (Beneteau 393) is Am Cala.
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I bought a Beneteau 393 last year in the SE Caribbean and have listed it with NS for this season. Light usage, refit, new sails suggests it may be in better shape than what is on the Moorings docks. Check the prices and see what you think.
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|I bought a Beneteau 393 last year in the SE Caribbean and have listed it with NS for this season. Light usage, refit, new sails suggests it may be in better shape than what is on the Moorings docks. Check the prices and see what you think.
|First chartered with them back in the early 80s when they were on Gorda, then many more times since. They generally have boats older than 4 years. I'd ask the age, then consider the value proposition. They are currently operating out of the Prospect Reef Marina (a few boats still down at Nanny Cay). I've never had any performance or mechanical issues - the boats are well stocked and maintained. The staff are great and the long term manager (Chandi) is awesome and will do everything to ensure you are well taken care of.
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In grain handling, safety is number one. But, after that, there are some strategies that can keep your grain bin as a retainer of profit.
We drove through central and southern Illinois on the way to and from the joint American Association of Bovine Practitioners and National Mastitis Council meeting in St. Louis, Mo. Combines, grain carts, and semi-trucks are in the fields collecting this year's harvest. That reminded us of some grain bin management tips, compiled by Joe Harner.
Harner is an Extension Engineer for Grain and Livestock Systems at Kansas State University. He provided his top 10 in 2005, and we think they are still helpful today:
1. Make sure grain facilities are cleaned inside and outside. Any place an insect can live must be cleaned. Places where physical cleaning is not possible must be cleaned using chemicals.
2. Cool your grain as quickly as possible. The recommended temperature of cooled grain is 70° F in warmer months and 35° to 40° F in cooler months.
3. Be aware of incoming moisture, and remember that aeration fans are not intended to dry grain but to cool it. High-moisture grain entering storage can create problems.
4. Adjust harvesting and handling equipment to decrease the amount of broken kernels and unwanted material. The more broken kernels, the more surface area is exposed for insects to nibble. Equipment, excessive handling, and dry grain are the three leading causes of broken kernels.
5. Clean grain is important. Weedy material usually has higher moisture content than grain and may accumulate in isolated pockets which can interfere with aeration, making areas more difficult to cool.
6. Monitor the temperature, moisture, and odor of stored grain with scheduled inspection times. Inspection should be every two weeks once grain and outdoor air temperatures are above 45° F.
7. Pay attention, and be observant because most problems can be fixed early. While odor is a good indicator of grain spoilage, moisture may be another good indicator. Slimy grain and drip spots on the underside of a roof are indications of too much moisture.
8. Safety first. Safety should be first and foremost on the minds of everyone working near grain storage facilities. Use caution, and follow all guidelines when using chemicals. For safety reasons, have at least two people present when sampling grain bins.
9. Have a marketing plan, and use it to help develop a management strategy to maintain stored grain quality. During warmer weather months, it may be necessary to rewarm the grain to prevent moisture migration due to temperature differences within a grain bin.
10. Be prepared to make quick decisions about grain storage problems once they are detected. To prevent further damage of stored grain that is heating, it should be cooled, turned, or marketed as soon as possible.
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By Nik Brumsack
A beaming Jennifer Beattie cut a delighted figure after her hat-trick helped to fire Arsenal into the last 16 of the Women's Champions League.
Beattie was only introduced as a half-time substitute against Barcelona on Thursday, but blew the Spanish champions away with a masterclass in clinical finishing as Laura Harvey's team eventually ran out 4-0 winners at Meadow Park.
The 21-year-old also scored in last week's first leg in Barcelona and, clutching the match ball after the final whistle, she described her joy with her current form.
"I think it's probably my first hat-trick for Arsenal so to do it in a massive game like this I'm more than chuffed," Beattie told Arsenal.com.
"But I don't know if I'm Champions League top scorer because I never really look at the stats!"
Beattie replaced Kelly Smith on Thursday to lead the line just four days after being deployed as left back against Doncaster. The Scotland international insists she doesn't mind where she plays, as long as she is in the team.
"It's pretty tricky, but I always say to myself that I have to be in the right frame of mind and turn up focused," she said.
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Monday, August 3, 2009
A feminist meditation on skirts
When I was in high school, I wore the 3 pairs of the same jeans - Gap, size 12, stretch boot cut. They lasted me into college, where they were my daily uniform in conjunction with an ill-fitting t-shirt, Birkenstocks, and a Red Sox hat. The two skirts I owned were strictly for laundry day; friends who saw me in them literally pointed and laughed.
Shortly after I began dating, something changed. I still wore jeans fairly regularly, but I began to buy a skirt here, or a dress there, and wear them once in a while. The size large t-shirts were replaced by size medium tank tops.
Today, I'm making a quilt of my t-shirts and wear skirts or dresses 6.5 days out of the week. But I'm not capitulating to the patriarchy's need for me to dress up my body and put it on display. I'm not making my legs and ass something to be visually consumed. If people want to look, that's their business, and it's not going to stop me - but they'd better not make it my problem
The shift may have been sparked by a desire to be seen sexually, and that's probably problematic. But I needed to make a break from my sexless self. In high school, I was mistrustful of men after social abuse in junior high, and I didn't want them to see me sexually. I had crushes, but I didn't want dates. Pants put me apart and away from the discourse of dating, and skirts signaled to me and others where I was in life. My gender expression moved away from masculine and towards feminine.
Pants just plain don't feel comfortable. If jeans fit right when I put them on at 7 am, they'll be baggy by noon, and I have to wait longer for tight jeans to loosen up. I'm very very tall, and it's hard to find pants that don't look Jacksonesque after one wash. If I do find jeans that fit right, they won't when I gain or lose five pounds – as I do every couple of weeks.
Skirts allow for those fluctuations. An a-line skirt – I don't do pencil - doesn't constrict any part of my body. If I gain 10 pounds, I can move the skirt up to my waist with little change, or down to my hips. It allows for movement and freedom. Cis privilege allows and applauds this choice where it disallows it for other women, and it's a feminist choice for me.
There are style concessions I've made towards expressing my femininity that don't really have to do with feminism – makeup, which I wear occasionally, contacts, shaved legs. And some that are enabled but not so motivated by feminism – I almost never wear bras today (thanks B cups) because they just don't fit and I don't care. But skirts have been the most liberating style change I've made in the transformation of my looks.
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1. F.D. did a great job with the layout of the blog. It's beautiful!ReplyDelete
2. Wearing skirts is awesome. I'm wearing a jumper right now, and I only recently started loving dresses and skirts. But now they're just great. They're practical and wonderful. There's an old issue of Nylon, I think, somewhere where a woman writes in favor of skirts, saying she's even hiked in them. And I'm like YEAH WHY NOT?
3. And dressing in a flattering way doesn't always eroticize the body. Treating yourself as a work of art that has certain curves and flat spaces, certain mounds and forms, means that how you cover it or shape it will draw the eye to certain parts. To be well-dressed means to look balanced, to look natural in whatever shape the clothes take. If you're wearing a mini skirt but pairing it with a shirt that draws attention to the face/neck/arms/chest, you've balanced out what might normally be easily and quickly eroticized.
SO, given the way women are told to wear their bodies, I think there's a way to given into highly feminized and sexualized clothing and instead reshape that so that a BALANCED wardrobe (and I mean every single day, not like half-pants and half-skirts) keeps one from being overly objectified just for putting on a V-neck shirt. Does that make sense?
Re: 2. People get so scared about skirts like OH NOEZ WHAT IF PEOPLE LOOK UP THEM when women are active in them. Not that that's not a legitimate concern for some women, but my attitude is: if someone voyeuristically peeks up my skirt or watches for exposed underwear while I'm out living my life, the onus is on them. My underwear is not inherently offensive or eroticized, and it's not my responsibility to make sure other people aren't creeps.ReplyDelete
I love skirts and dresses! They are so much more comfortable than pants!ReplyDelete
And there's nothing wrong with feeling confident about yourself and part of that is being comfortable in what you are wearing and how you are presenting yourself to the world. Shouldn't all feminists aim to be or already are confident people? So what you wear should fit into that.
love the new layout and this post. I am the same exact way and I was the same way in high school!ReplyDelete
How tall are you?
A) Please tell me that skirt in the picture belongs to you! It's adorable!ReplyDelete
B) Your point that jeans will inevitably be baggy by noon is spot on. Even with a belt I find myself pulling them up all damn day. Honestly, I feel considerably less constrained when I wear dresses and skirt.
C) In a world that practically encourages self-hate among women, feeling good about yourself has to be feminist, and appearance is intrinsically linked to that. If wearing skirts and eye shadow and shaving your legs is what makes you happy and able to face the day, it's ultimately feminist.
I wish - it is EXTREMELY cute.ReplyDelete
#3 is an excellent point!
I think skirts can be happily feminist. Especially when they are fair trade. There are some great ones on www.therainforestsite.com. I wear skirts all the time... I recently stopped shaving all together though. Once I found out about its origins I couldn't lift the razor to my leg.ReplyDelete
I've always found pants equally comfortable to skirts.ReplyDelete
I do wear pants almost exclusively but I don't think that's ever been a rejection of femininity for me personally. I think my style just happens to be odd and quirky and the kind of pants I wear (baggy guy's cargos, one size up girl's cargos and basically anything with ridiculous numbers of pockets, but not jeans) just goes very well with my look and feel.
I've yet to find a skirt that fit that weird style of mine. XD
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I hail from the Midwest where I was a hardcore archery hunter, chasing around the big corn feed Whitetail. I moved to the Southwest last summer (where I am still bow hunting) and due to more species to hunt, and longer seasons, I am looking to get into either Quail hunting or Waterfowl hunting.
Waterfowl hunting has always been very interesting to me. I enjoy the weather (even the crap weather), the decoys, the calls, the game, the guns, the dogs, everything. There is nothing that I do not enjoy about Waterfowl hunting. The main issue I have now is that my state is not a Waterfowl hunting mecca. There are birds, but not many. I have also had a couple of offers from individuals to take me out and show me the ropes here.
On the Quail side of things, I am in THE Quail state, period! I have a co-worker who lives and breaths Quail hunting and English Pointers. This individual has already told me that he will take me out as often as I want (he hunts over 60 days a year). He also told me he will show me everything I want to know with regards to English Pointers ( I currently, let me rephrase, the fiancee currently has two Siberian Huskies that I bought for her). Upland hunting has been fun and I have shot many a Pheasant back in the Midwest. Quail are new to me, but the opportunity for me is there.
Life being what it is, and finances being what they are, I can only get into one of the two, to start. Eventually, I will do both and enjoy doing both. Personally, I "think" I would enjoy Waterfowl more, however, this state has very few birds. I do "think" I will enjoy Quail hunting. So I ask, what would you all do?


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im starting a build thread for my rabbit, im out of school and have a real job now so its time to re-do the daily
this is how i got it a little under a year ago
then i threw out the unevenly cut springs, bought some racelands, gave it a little "character" and drove it like that for a while
got tired of getting pulled over all the time so i painted the whole thing and put on some bottlecaps
and it worked, surprisingly.
but now its time to fix the rust, shave the bay, paint it for real, new engine, seal it up, and maybe get some better suspension, depending on the my funds at the end of all this
day 1 i stripped out the interior and the wiring
no rust here yay!
day 2 got the fenders off found some rust , pulled the front suspension, cleaned up the wells a little, and would have dropped the motor but i got my hoist back from a friend with no pins to hold the legs on so it going to have to wait till tomorrow
for the color I'm going Wimbledon white, always loved that color. was also thinking about doing some subtle OEM styled accent striping kind of like the ones on the CAT rabbit
im building an ABA for it on the side, little teaser of that
plans for that are high comp pistons, 276 TT cam, high rev springs, dual 40 webbers, TT high flow valves and guides, half a mil over exhaust valves (just cause they were out of stock size) not sure on what trans yet still doing my research for that
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Next on Jubilee from the International Newgrass Festival: Sam Bush & Friends
Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2012
Newgrass founder Sam Bush joins a variety of performers onstage on the next edition of Jubilee, recorded live at the third-annual International Newgrass Festival in Bowling Green, KY. The program premieres Tuesday, Nov. 20 at 8/7 pm on KET.
[Watch all the episodes of this season of Jubilee online: Sam Bush Band, The Greencards, Curtis Burch Band, The Farewell Drifters, The Vespers, Dread Clampitt, Sierra Hull & Highway 111, Nedski and Mojo with Jana, Ryan Cavanagh & No Mans Land, Hazel Johnson Band, Sydni Perry and Cafe Blue, Rockin' Acoustic Circus, Act of Congress]
Bush has helped expand the horizons of bluegrass music, fusing it with jazz, rock, blues, funk and other styles. He's an in-demand musician who has played with Emmylou Harris, Bela Fleck, Lyle Lovett, Garth Brooks, and more. In this program, Bush is joined onstage by fellow musicians from this season of Jubilee, including the Greencards' Kym Warner, Ryan Cavanaugh, Dread Clampitt's Kyle Ogle, Kenny Oliverio, Boulder Saunders, and Ricky Burch and Curtis Burch of The Curtis Burch Band.
In the 1970s, Bush, along with musicians Courtney Johnson, John Cowan and Curtis Burch, joined together as New Grass Revival and incorporated contemporary music elements in their performances and recordings. Since their music wasn't bluegrass, technically, they coined the term "newgrass music," which quickly became popular.


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An interesting article in this months WDYTYA magazine pointed me to this website which is dedicated to the men who fought & died in WW1 and who were from the Craven district of Yorkshire. The Craven district is the area within a 20 mile radius of Skipton in North Yorkshire.
So if you have an interest in this area take a look at this site, it is a great example of what people with an enthusiasm for history can achieve.


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I continue to be alarmed with the news that heroin is becoming a more prevalent drug in our society. I was reminded of the reality of this just the other day when I saw a young adult (20 year old) patient of mine that I had not seen for awhile. I remembered that during the end of his high school years his mother had called me about some issues he was having....but I never heard more and had not seen him for quite some time.
He came into the office as he was having cough and cold symptoms. While I was taking the history of his illness, I also started asking him how he had been and what he was doing now. He told me that he had just recently gotten out of rehab and was working part time and planning to start taking some college classes. While he certainly was not the first patient of mine who had been to rehab, he was the first to tell me that he had been a heroin addict. I was "shocked" to say the least....heroin? One of my patients?
He was quite open as he told me he had started smoking marijuana in high school and then had gone on to experiment with other drugs including prescription narcotics, mushrooms and even meth. He was then introduced to heroin and as he told me , "it is readily available around here and in almost any high school in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area". He also told me that heroin is cheaper than many other drugs, so may be a go to drug. What really struck me was when he said "I cannot tell you the rush and euphoria you get with heroin.....you are addicted the first time!". That statement turned out to be true for him.
At some time in the last 2 years he had also been arrested and sent to jail, but once out he continued to use heroin until he finally accepted help and went to rehab. He had been clean for months and was continuing to work on staying that way. I was so proud of him as well as his honesty in discussing his addictions. I pray that he may stay clean and sober, although he is smoking now...but as he said to me, "that discussion is for another appointment". Agreed.
The face of heroin addiction is not like I had thought. It is now affecting a lot of this country and in suburban neighborhoods and schools. This is not only an inner city problem. If his statement, "I was addicted the first time" is true...then this is yet another discussion to have with our teens.
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During the June 22 "Daily Rorschach" segment of his CNBC show, Dennis Miller -- after reporting that Mel Gibson is the number-one celebrity in Forbes magazine's "Celebrity 100" -- show host and executive producer Dennis Miller displayed the widely circulated image of a hooded Iraqi prisoner with wires attached to his outstretched arms and remarked, "Forbes' least powerful celebrity? You're looking at him." Miller then gestured to the photograph and added, "Screw this guy. ... [He's a] bad guy."
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For years, muzzle-loaders could take either sex, and the number of hunters who took up the smoke-poles increased dramatically. So did the kill, and Fish and Game responded by tailoring the numbers every season to the point where now most of the wildlife management units are bucks-only.
New Hampshire's deer kill reached its all-time peak in the early '60s at around 12,000 as I recall, and in years since has been hovering between roughly 7,000 to 9,000. The deer population is mostly regulated by winter weather and wildlife managers do their best to respond by increasing or decreasing hunting.
Why not? Because coyotes are responsive breeders, meaning that when food is scarce, they have fewer litters of fewer pups and in times of plenty they get back to what's perceived as normal. If their numbers are lowered by eradication campaigns, they respond by having more litters and more pups.
Here in northern New England, coyotes have filled the vacant niche caused by our persecution of the less adaptable wolf and are here to stay - unless our ancestral wolf returns and then who knows what. The bottom line is that persecution simply does not work and the coyotes/brush-wolves bounce back every time.
The coyote takes its share of the pie as do hunters and free-running dogs and other factors such as road kills, disease and old age. So we live with this mystical and canny creature and simply view it as part of New Hampshire's wildlife mix.
Note worth noting: The above comes from a guy who lives on a farm that has featured various kinds of chickens, some of them looking pretty foolish with feathers on their feet and fountains of feathers erupting from their heads, and flocks of sheep and spring lambs approaching 200 (we're out of it now - enough, already).
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The only reason I'm feeding the honey balls is because most of these mating nucs were VERY VERY light. They had maybe two of three days worth of honey left in them when I saved them. They had eaten all their honey trying to keep warm before I added all the insulation.
It's not Christmas yet, but I figured my little mating nucs might like an early Christmas snack. So I made them a batch of honey balls today.
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THE GROWING POPULARITY OF THE long putter has now spread from country club gates to the pearly gates, as God Almighty announced in a statement that he has added the "broomstick" to his set after a few experimental practice sessions. The creator of the universe has watched with interest as players have won with long putters for three consecutive weeks on the PGA Tour.
Adam Scott was the first, rolling to an impressive win at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. PGA Tour rookie Keegan Bradley followed, winning the PGA Championship with a belly putter in his first major appearance. And on Sunday in Greensboro, North Carolina, Webb Simpson claimed his maiden PGA Tour victory using a long putter.
The strong momentum of the long putter among the professional ranks caught the attention of God—who historically is not easy to impress—and was the impetus for the switch.
The Lord admitted that he putted "very well" with a conventional putter but wanted to try the long putter to see what all the fuss was about.
God expected some good-natured barbs from St. Peter, who is part of his regular group, but said with a chuckle, "I can handle Simon Peter. I've long known his weaknesses, both on and off the golf course."
God characterized himself as a recreational golfer, yet declined to reveal how many rounds he has logged this year. Asked how much he plays, God simply said, "More than the Pope and less than President Obama."
Next up, he added, is one of his favorite golf outings, the annual father-son tournament.
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3 comments:
- Gareth @ Beginners Golf said...
Jesus! why are you punishing us with long putters?lol As you can tell I am not a big fan of the long putter. I suppose its a matter of finding what works for you but look at all these people jumping on the "bandwagon" if someone won the PGA Championship putting with a driver I am sure people would follow.
- Average Golfer said...
Well done! Big chuckle.
- Golf Grumble said...
Now, what is God going to do? Keep or remove the bellyputter from his bag? If he asks me, I will tell him to remove it!
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And now for a Q&A about the video/marathon. I interviewed myself.
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And now for a Q&A about the video/marathon. I interviewed myself.
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Brilliant! Glad you are ready and you feel good...you have done the hardest part (apparently!). Good luck!ReplyDelete
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I'm so proud of you! You might have to wear rainboots for the race!ReplyDeleteReplies
thanks! i just got an email saying to bring plastic bags to tie around my shoes. hahaDelete
I hope my teeny weeny contribution will help:) Good Luck!ReplyDeleteReplies
it does!! thank you!!!Delete
I can't imagine how hard it must have been to loose your Mum at such a young age. Sharon, I think you are incredible!ReplyDelete
P.S. I think the slow-mo may have been a little much, but hey, I donated so I say go with what works!Replies
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haha yeah the slow motion. the real reason? i had about 15 seconds of usable footage. my only choice was to spread it out. the last shot of me (with the final plea!) cracks me up.
glad to know the slow motion worked it's magic on you though!! ;)
I lost my mum when I was 22 so I know how hard it is. Thanks for doing this to honour yours. Just donated. Good luck to you!ReplyDeleteReplies
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my contribution was small (too small to be made public *cringe*) but I hope it means something to you. be safe! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
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the video worked. :D donated. also, a VERY small contribution...but am hoping others donating a small amount will add up.ReplyDeleteReplies
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Hi, Sharon...what a great blog! Would love to know what you think of NewNYers.com, which serves as encouragement and a network for newcomers to the city. We're on Twitter (@newnyers) and on Facebook at NewNewYorkers.ReplyDelete
Hi Sharon, I think what you're doing is fantastic and you shoul be really proud. I wish I had the guts to do what you're doing! We always do a 5km run in support of Breast cancer in Toronto, but that's nothing compared to a marathon! I'm sorry I couldn't contribute more, but I'm sure you'll reach your goal. A lot can happen in a week! Good luck!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Damian Martinez and Martin Angha will make their full debuts for Arsenal tonight.
The Argentine goalkeeper and the Swiss defender have been named in the starting line-up for the Capital One Cup tie against Coventry City.
Olivier Giroud, Theo Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain all start while Hector Bellerin, Thomas Eisfeld and Serge Gnabry could make their debuts from the bench.
Emmanuel Frimpong is also among the substitutes after returning from a long-term knee injury.
Arsenal: Martinez, Miquel, Djourou, Angha, Yennaris, Santos, Coquelin, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Walcott, Arshavin, Giroud; Subs: Shea, Squillaci, Bellerin, Frimpong, Eisfeld, Gnabry, ChamakhCopyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Korn (stylized as KoЯn) is an American nu metal band from Bakersfield, California, formed in 1992. The current band line up includes five members: Jonathan Davis, James Shaffer, Reginald Arvizu, Brian Welch and Ray Luzier. The band was formed as an expansion of L.A.P.D. They have collaborated with musicians such as Chino Moreno from Deftones, Fred Durst from nu metal band Limp Bizkit, Ice Cube, Tre Hardson from The Pharcyde, Skrillex and Nas. The band released their first demo album, Neidermeyer's Mind, in 1993. Read more on Last.fm more
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay (2-8-3, 0-3-2 HL) men's soccer team will play its final road game of the regular season Wednesday, Oct. 17 as it heads to Madison to face in-state rival Wisconsin (4-6-3, 1-2-0 Big Ten) at 7 p.m. at the McClimon Soccer Complex.
Green Bay enters the contest 2-5-1 against nonconference opponents this season and is coming off a 1-0 Horizon League loss at Loyola Oct. 13 in Chicago, Ill. The Badgers are coming off their first Big Ten win of the season after a late goal lifted Wisconsin to a 2-1 win over Michigan on the same night.
The Phoenix and Badgers play three common opponents in the 2012 season. Green Bay fell 1-0 to Marquette Aug. 26 before battling in-state rival Milwaukee to a 2-2 double overtime tie Oct. 3. The Phoenix hosts Cleveland State in its final game of the season Saturday, Nov. 3 at 1 p.m. Wisconsin fell 2-1 against Marquette in double overtime Sept. 26 before edging Cleveland State 2-1 Sept. 29. The Badgers recently fell 1-0 to Milwaukee on its home field Oct. 10.
ABOUT THE PHOENIX... Eight players have scored goals for the Phoenix this season including sophomore Kirby Allen (Appleton, Wis.) who leads Green Bay with three while Sam Krenzien (Wauwatosa, Wis.) and Alonso Flores (Chicago, Ill.) each have two on the season. Flores leads Green Bay with 13 shots on goal (.650) while Allen has six (.545).
With a save percentage of .732 through 10 games of play, Green Bay goalkeeper Ryan Wehking (St. Louis, Mo.) has registered 53 saves during his senior campaign. Wehking and fellow senior Alonso Flores are 3-0 against the Badgers with two shut out victories (2009, 2011) and a 4-3 overtime win during the 2010 season.
SCOUTING THE BADGERS... Wisconsin is led by junior forward Chris Prince with three goals, four assists and 26 shots on the season. Junior Nick Janus also has three goals on the season for the Badgers including his most recent 80th minute goal against Michigan to lift Wisconsin to an eventual win over the Big Ten foe.
The Badgers are currently in fifth place in the Big Ten standings with a 1-2-0 record against conference opponents. Wisconsin is 1-2-1 on its home field and 3-4-3 overall against nonconference opponents during the 2012 season.
ABOUT THE SERIES... Wednesday's game is the 41st meeting between the in-state rivals with Green Bay owning a 21-18-1 series edge over the Badgers. Green Bay has won the past three games against Wisconsin, shutting out the Badgers two of the three meetings. The Phoenix has a 9-10 record on the Badgers home field in Madison.
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New York – Equality Now welcomes the decision of a jury that convicted Manhattan-based sex tour operator Saeed Ahmed in the Supreme Court of New York County on Tuesday, May 22, 2007. Ahmed was found guilty of three counts of promoting prostitution in the third degree, a D Felony, under which he could be imprisoned for up to three years.
Saeed Ahmed operated Jump Off Destinations a sex tour company that offered sex tours from New York to the Dominican Republic. Through his website, Ahmed provided pictures of women with whom potential sex tourists could arrange to have sex on the tour. He organized three levels of tours, and the numbers of "guaranteed" sex tour partners varied with each level. Jump Off Destinations is one of several other sex tour companies that advertise on Craig's List. In February 2006, Equality Now brought this case to the attention of the Manhattan District Attorney's office. The office was quick to respond to the case and Saeed Ahmed was arrested in May 2006 for violating New York state law that prohibits the promotion of prostitution.
The jury's decision in Tuesday's case is particularly noteworthy because this is the first time that the New York state law prohibiting the promotion of prostitution was used to successfully convict a sex tour operator. For over eleven years Equality Now has campaigned for the prosecution of Big Apple Oriental Tours, a sex tour company based out of Queens, which also violated the same state law. Although Big Apple Oriental Tours was effectively shut down in 2003 by a temporary restraining order obtained by then New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer in a civil lawsuit, the criminal case is still pending. After a first criminal indictment, an appeal, a second criminal indictment and second appeal, the criminal case has been referred back to the Dutchess County Court for trial, which is now set for June, 2007.
Expanding on the national significance of this case Ken Franzblau, Equality Now's Trafficking Program Director explained, "Since New York's laws against promoting prostitution are very similar to many other states we hope this case sets a precedent and that prosecutors in other states will use their laws to prosecute sex tour operators in their jurisdictions." Welcoming the decision, Equality Now's Executive Director Taina Bien-Aimé said, "It is commendable that New York State has interpreted the law in a manner under which sex tour operators can be indicted. It is unfortunate, however, that we need to rely solely on such action at the state level, in spite of having a federal law that clearly prohibits the operation of sex tours in the country." Since 2004 Equality Now has called without success on the Justice Department to prosecute G&F Tours, a sex tour company in Fort Worth, Texas, that blatantly violates specific provisions of the Mann Act, the federal law that makes the operation of sex tours in the US illegal.


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Landis tells WTAM 1100,"I was looking right at the President when he got hit with the third shot, I saw his head explode, the whole thing." Landis went on to say, "We had no idea really what was going on at the time other than we were being attacked basically we didn't know if there were going to be other shots, somebody else."
For more than 30 years Landis has lived in a Cleveland suburb. He started as a Secret Service Agent for President Dwight D. Eisenhower. He left the Secret Service Agency six months after the President was killed. He's spoken very little of that day up until three years ago when a the Secret Service Agents got together for a documentary.
Landis says it was then they began to open up about their feelings that day. He says, "everybody else felt the same way I did, we felt guilty we let the country down, we failed at our job, everybody felt exactly the same way it was almost like word for word when everybody talked." Then, his voice quivering he says, "that just lifted a great burden for me."
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I had a little space in one of my display cabinets and wanted to add something different. Although the room is all Star Wars, I wanted a little retro / nostalgic feeling. I just need to find me one of those sweet Coca-Cola retro bottles, the shorty one. I swear I saw some last month at Wal-Mart, but can't find them anywhere now. Also need to fill up my popcorn box next time I pop a batch.
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Find My Past has the Militia Attestation Papers that are housed at National Archives, Kew under record series WO96. The records available online date 1806 – 1915 and are a great source for family historians whose ancestors feature in them.
The militia who were part time soldiers were a county based force whose main job was the defence of England whilst the regular army were overseas fighting. A pre-curser of Dad's Army!
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|Necessity was the driver on this,,, I don't fit very well in anything else I've found. Dan's advice seems to be spot on in all the treads he posts in. I'm afraid after looking at a bunch of those threads I'm looking into sewing machines to give upholstering a go. I bought a bunch of black hides on ebay some time ago and although I don't believe they are the best,,, I'd like to give it a try.
An excellent discussion
I'm very impressed with your ability to mock-up the seat in wood, and the guidance you've received is superb. Good luck on your project!
You did a nice job designing the seat frame! Yes, you can make the reverse of the pads or cushions or whatever you want to call them by using a thin piece of plywood, ( or my choice would be 1/4" PVC foamboard, but I keep that at my shop all the time.) and staple to it. Glueing the fabric would be not be necessary.
The seat bottom area could be held in place by drilling holes through the frame and "T" nuts installed in the plywood under the cushion foam. Then you could bolt the seat bottom down from the under side of the frame.
I would pad the outside and inside of the side bolster areas and the back side of the frame with 1/4" closed cell foam (brand name Volara). This is pretty rigid, so it is good strong padding with less thickness and less weight. You will need to glue this stuff to the frame. Be sure to scuff the shiny outside of the Volara so glue adheres to it better.
Makes sense now,, thanks. Making the center section in multiple pieces has the added benefit that I can get to the bolts that will hold the seat in place. When I first started down this path I looked at a number of seats in the junkyard and in particular one out of a 914. The center section of that was removable like we are talking about and it was backed with a thin piece of fiberboard that the material was glued and stapled to. Should that be the way these should be built?
As for me building these,,, well I sort of did. I mocked it up in wood and cut the metal,,, then had them welded up by a local shop as I dont TIG.
The wood mock up
I would make one large assembly that would cover the outside of the seat, after it is padded, and lap over to the inside of the seat and be glued down. I would make the inside part that you sit on in three pieces which would be 3 separate individual cushions attached by velcro. One piece would be the seat bottom, the next piece would go from the top of the seat bottom to where the top area flares out, and the third piece would cover the rest. If you drilled some holes through the metal seat frame, you could also attach some buttons right straight through the back cushions to the back of the frame to help hold those cushions in place.
Did you make these yourself?
First, thanks for your thoughts. Ive spent a bit of time reviewing you posts and tutorials over the last week or so,,, you really do fabulous work.
The bolts you ask about are really clecos I was using to hold the shoulder supports in place prior to welding. The car will have a 5 point harness and I have since cut some holes in the back of the seats for the shoulder harness to slide through. I do have the correct grommets for these.
As for the side bolsters, the seat is wider than it looks as I need a bit more room than I used to. That said,, how would you construct and attach these?
Thanks again!!!
These are larger than most Bomber seats. I'd do them pretty much exactly like you said. The sides will have to be very thin, at least on the inside, or you won't have much seating area left, I would sew the outside back, outside sides and inside sides all together using French seams, put that all on first, and then velcro in the seat bottom pad and the seat back pad. The seat bottom and lower seat back would be rectangles, and the upper seat would flare out on both sides and top.
The bolts are for some type of restraint system?
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I'm new here,,, great site. I need a few opinions on upholstering my seats. I'm not sure if what I'm thinking is the best way,,, would like your opinions as I've seen the talent this forum has.
I have a pair of aluminum seats that that I made that I'd like to get covered in leather. My though is to use 2" foam for the side bolsters, under my legs, rear end, then have it taper off to 1" as it moves up my back toward the headrest and shoulder support area. My initial thought is to have the two bolsters around my hips and legs to be separate pieces and then have the center section snap in place below my legs and above my head/shoulder area. Maybe held in place via some Velcro.
I'm thinking my ideas are probably not the best,,, so the question is how would you go about upholstering a seat like this?
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Friday, December 7
Athens is a city we have visited many times down the years, our three Champions League matches with Olympiacos matched by three previous confrontations with their city rivals Panathinaikos. Although there is only so much 'enjoyment' you can get from one city it is at least one of those I do like going to.
The rivalry between the two main clubs is very easy to see as a visitor, every single bar, shop, street or restaurant we visited having local fans wanting to express their views, be they about their own team's exploits or the fact they wanted us to beat the team they dislike!
Culturally and historically there is obviously a huge amount to enjoy, especially if you have beautiful sunshine like we did.
Piraeus being the busy port for the Athens area it is also the home of our hosts for the game so come Monday night we decided to take in the entertainment on offer there, a fine decision and one that once again saw bed being hit well into the early hours.
Consequently we were all a little jaded on match day and with so little to get excited about by the game itself, the mood didn't really get much more buoyant as kick-off approached.
The local fans' enthusiasm certainly made for a good atmosphere if not as boisterous as previous years and in the first half we played relatively well. The chances we had certainly matched our hosts, Tommy's excellent finish after a good move seeing us take a lead into the break.
The second half however, did not match the first and we fell to our second defeat in this season's group stage. Disappointing, easpecially for all those Gooners who travelled, but with our progress already assured, not altogether unexpected.
One final night out completed another enjoyable visit to the Greek capital as discussions turned to our possible opponents in February and March next year.
Before that is decided however, we have some massively important games to play in two domestic competitions, starting with the visit of the high flying Baggies on Saturday.
We are the only English club to still be in every competition we have entered this season so we have to see this game as an opportunity to get our league campaign back on track.
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Ok about the ending, did the kid spread it, or did the infected just get out, or go through the britian/france tunnel. Was the kid running in the last scene, i could have swore i saw him in the middle of the shot running.
I think he had the diease while on the helicopter, he made the pilot crash, they all turned into zombies and they started to attack everyone in France. Because the helicopter was flying over water, I think he was going to France or somewhere, the kid started freaking out, bit them both, they crashed, but survied, attacked everyone in France and there you go. But thats just me


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Canisius (2-2, 0-0 MAAC) vs. Georgia State (2-2, 0-0 Sun Belt)
Date: Monday, November 25
Time: 5 p.m.
Location: Elon, N.C. | Alumni Gym
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The Canisius College men's basketball team travels to Elon, N.C., to take part in the final two games of the 2013 NIT Season Tip Off. The Golden Griffins will begin their play in the consolation round against Georgia State Monday night at 5 p.m. This will be the first meeting between the Griff and the Panthers.
• Georgia State comes into this evening's game with a 2-2 record after falling to Alabama 75-58 in the NIT Season Tip Off second round Nov. 19.
• The Panthers are averaging 82.8 points per game, having scored 80-plus points in three of their first four games. The team ranks 63rd in the nation in scoring average (as of Nov. 24).
• Georgia State is in its first year as a member of the Sun Belt Conference. Previously, Georgia State was a member of the Colonial Athletic Association.
• Canisius moved to 2-2 on the year Nov. 19, with an 86-85 come-from-behind win over Elon in the NIT Season Tip Off consolation bracket in Piscataway, N.J.
• In that win over Elon, Canisius shot 57.7 percent from the field, the best shooting percentage for the team since the Griffs shot 60.4 percent from the field in a win over Loyola (Md.) Jan. 31, 2013 at home.
• This is the 110th season of Canisius men's basketball. The Griffs are the first MAAC school to reach the 110-year varsity anniversary.
• This is the second time Canisius has taken part in the NIT Season Tip Off event. The Griffs are 2-2 all-time in the NIT Season Tip Off, having previously gone 1-1 in the 1994-95 event.
• Georgia State comes into this game tonight with a 2-2 record after losing at Alabama Nov. 19, in the second round of the NIT Season Tip Off.
• The Panthers have played just one of their first four games at home. That home game was a 97-79 win over Southern Poly on Nov. 9.
• Senior guard R.J. Hunter leads Georgia State with his 18.0 points per game scoring average. He is also averaging 5.5 rebounds per game while shooting 45.8 percent from the field, 38.7 percent from 3-point land and 80 percent from the free-throw line.
• Redshirt-junior guard Ryan Harrow ranks second on the team with his 15.8 points per game and he leads the Panthers with his 4.5 assists per game. Harrow started 24 games last season for Kentucky.
• Redshirt-junior Curtis Washington leads Georgia State with his 6.8 rebounds per game this season. Washington sat out the 2012-13 season after transferring from Southern Cal.
• Georgia State head coach Ron Hunter is in his third-year at the helm of the Panthers' program. His son, R.J., is a senior on this year's team.
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text: First of all, Merry Christmas! Hey ya'll, this is somewhat of longshot/shot in the dark but I figure why not? Every year for Christmas I visit family in the Memphis area. Anyways, I always try to occupy myself by going to Bass Pro or the Avery store but I figured maybe I could go duck hunting this year? I have no idea where to start or anything so if anyone wanted to take a Yankee out give me a buzz? Im going to be there from the 27th-31st. Thanks everyone and have a Merry Christmas!!!