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Cindi,Here is another lesson in genetics.Both roosters are Brahmas the darker rooster is from an Astralorpe hen and Brahma Rooster and the Light one is both parents are Brahmas. Astralorpes on one of the fastest maturing chickens and will start crowing as early as 6 weeks, while Brahmas won't start until weeks 10-12. That is why one is already sexually active and the other is still an adolescent. Brahma roosters can over 20 weeks to mature. The coloring on the darker rooster indicates the mother was Astralorpe as the body feathers a re mostly black and the Cape and tail dress feathers a more white. If the parentage had been reversed you have seen the coloring reversed. That dark one is a beautiful rooster.
The rooster looks like he may be crossed with a golden cuckoo maran.It looks like those chicks you are holding are little roos too, how old are they?Those combs are pretty prominant on such little things.I asked him straight out if he hears the roosters crowing and thats what is bothering him but he said no I just don't want roosters here. Bizzare. I do have a favorite at this point a blue laced red wyandotte, so I may sell off one of the others to shut him up. The one I really need to keep is my son's.He has a pair of blue cochins that walk all over the yard together like a couple of lovebirds and its just the sweetest thing I have ever seen.I don't have the heart to break them up, plus its the only 2 eggs that hatched out of the whole batch that he incubated, so I may have to part with one of mine so he can keep his.Also, he has been so sick lately with asthma that I just feel bad for him because he has to lay low and he enjoys going out in the yard and hanging out with his chickens so I really can't take his away.the BLRW is gorgeous but if I have to choose between him and my son's cochin...So there is my unsolicited rooster story, geez I had only planned on telling you about the mix that I think your rooster is and I started rambling... kind of like someone else we all know...hmm who is that?


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by armygirl, Oct 12, 2008.
BTW, if I was Joe, I'd let JMax walk and make a move for David Lee.
Amir is making $3.7M. I think the 3 year $15M offer is a good one and Jmax is silly to turn it down.
Wow. Thats alot of good players.
If we could get Okur back...that will be cool. David Lee will be amazing here too, because he's a hard worker. Leon Powe will be another great pick-up.
Is Memo worth more or less now? Relative to his last deal of course.
It is extremely rare in NBA that market happens to be buyer's market...Wonder what Baby Eater and his agent hope to gain...
I still think we can get Victor even if he is a leestricted free agent.
I agree. Unfortunatly this is the business side of the game. Not to say that something cannot get done but we are going to have to also re-sign Stucky, Amir, AA in the near future. Its going to be interesting because Maxiel is so far heading into a season where he is not going to play a whole lot. We will just have to see. Maxiel controls his own destiny here. If he is able to force his way into the lineup and does not have that mid-season drop off like he had then he can become the priority this summer.
Maybe Katz is working some Euro deals, but I don't see Jmax getting more than $5M there either.
Here's Maxiell's quote on the matter: This makes it seem like it's his agent's idea in an attempt to increase the offer as opposed to a secretly disgruntled Maxiell who is upset about not starting.
Jason Maxiell will test the market | Detroit Bad Boys I guess Maxiell thinks he can get more elsewhere....oh well. Cya Max.
Anyone here think Max maybe included in any mid-season trade now?
I think we would want his services. I wouldn't rule out a trade of anyone though.
Probably. His expiring contract and Sheed's are going to be hot items.
Maxiell is only getting paid $1.877M this year (vs. $13.680M for Sheed). He's worth far more as a player than as an expiring contract because he's underpaid right now.
TaS, you actually make an unintended point. While Max's expiring deal is valuable, the fact that it is for so little, makes it less valuable.
2 mil here, almost 16 mil there ... I mentioned both Max and Sheed for a reason. I'm sure there's at least one team looking to dump salaries/contracts.
Thats what I was just thinking. It's almost a negative since the team that gets him knows they are essentially taking more salary back than they give up in the long run if they plan on keeping him.
Actually, you took it one step further. Very interesting.
I'm guessing that any team that trades for him isn't planning on keeping him or Sheed. They just want to dump as much contract $ as they can. A one on one deal involving Max probably won't happen ... the Pistons don't need a 1.8m player in return.
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The secluded kingdom of Bhutan has introduced new tensions for its people by holding the first ever election in which political parties can run candidates. Butan has long been a holdout from the modeern world and was run by a Bhuddist king who finally broke down in 1999 and allowed Internet and televisioin to become part of the national culture. According to Yeshi Zimba, one of the candidates for office, "No one wants this election. His Majesty has guided us thus far, and people are asking why change now?"
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DAYTON, Ohio (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - After a five-game winning streak which appeared to be unstoppable, the Green Bay (9-6-1, 4-3-0) men's soccer team was unable to overcome an aggressive Wright State (8-6-2, 4-2-1) offense, falling 2-1 at Alumni Field Saturday. The loss ends Green Bay's longest winning streak of the season.
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It looks like Jazzman,who was the original poster has left the site in April 2012 after only being here for a short spell and mostly contributing in this thread.
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Duh, disappeared? I went sailing yesterday, and the day before. I am not posting from my phone, so not online when sailing...Sorry, one day I will take you all along for a ride when my tech level get's there! (You didn't miss much, light air regatta)
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Sooooooo, what did you end up doing? Just curious why you disappeared from this thread?
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Having taught sailing in the Pacific NW, and learned the ropes mostly by osmosis; here's my nickles worth.
The smaller the boat, the less expensive the errors. Make all your really dumb moves in a self bailing skiff like a laser, or topper; they are cheap to purchase, and if well maintained, will sell easily when you want to move up.
Most of my instructing was done on 35 ftrs, as economics force a certain class size 3 or 4 students, hence the need for 4 or 5 bunks for a 5 day cruise and learn. As noted above, not the ideal size to really knock about in, the wear on running rigging and sail fatique with all those slow sloppy tacks, gybes and man overboard manouvers can get expensive when a single sail is commonly costing over $1K. Learn on small boats! Get lots of hours in various conditions, and without an engine, you will quickly learn to read the weather and tide guides after being forced to paddle for a few hours to get in! Also volunteer as crew on as many different boats as you can.
Also re: docking. Rig a midship line, as it can slow your way easily, and gently use your momentum to snug up to the dock, whereas snubbing a bowline will take some paint off, and a stearnline will often be too late.
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Wow, lots of great responses. Thanks for all the helpful input.
I'm mainly reluctant about buying a bigger boat in the hopes that I can consistently dock it single-handed. A smaller boat is probably a lot more forgiving at the dock. If I get really good at docking a smaller boat smoothly, I'm hoping that stepping up to something line a 27' boat will be an easy transition.
More ideas on a smaller (not too small) daysailer that's easy to find cheap are always welcome. I'm seeing some 22' Tanzers, Catalinas and Hunters that look intriguing. I'm assuming a boat that size would be a lot more manageable both at the dock and under sail than a 27-footer.QUOTE]
I think you should try the small lake with a small day sailor. Get good at that then move up to the big lake bigger boat. I think you want to get your sailing skills down so they are second nature, then move up.
I single my 34 and the hardest part of all is the docking followed by undocking. If there is little wind, no problem, but add some wind and things get not only difficult, but stressful with the worry of damaging someone elses boat in the process. Trying to dock a big boat in very windy conditions is like driving a car on black ice. You have little stopping (wind blowing bow off) and steering power.
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i'm still learning so i'm not one to give advice, but for what it's worth:
i sailed for the first few times as crew on a buddy's 28 footer. he races so that's how i learned. i actually bought my boat before i went sailing for the first time. crazy move but i somehow picked the right boat. i got a vandestadt & mcgruer siren 17. so far i have sailed her a few times and i love the boat. love it. we were definitely meant to be together LOL. i have single handed her a few times and it's really all about practice. and being physically able to manage your equipment.
i never set foot on a sunfish, although i don't see anything wrong with learning on a sunfish if that's what is available... and in hindsight if i had bought a sunfish instead of my siren i'd probably be able to go out alone more often because stepping the mast would be easier.
anyway, on my buddy's boat we have gone racing in some very aggressive weather, something i would never want to be out in my smaller boat on. that said, if i planned on taking long boat trips across open water i would want to be in a big full keel boat. however, knowing that i am not yet even close to ready to take that type of trip, i went with the smaller boat and it turns out to be perfect.
good luck
PS as far as picking the larger boat to sail rougher waters, wait until you are ready to sail big water. i would have been calling the coast guard if i was out alone on my boat rather then with other people on my friends larger boat in the weather i described above.
if i had a small lake nearby i'd be learning there on a sunfish and then stepping up when i was ready.
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I am not going to try to tell you what kind of boat will be the best I just do not want to see you look at Lake Erie like it is a wild beast. A lot can be said for a small lake to learn in and do not leave a safe fun level if you do not feel safe it is not fun . This is true for others with you and how they feel they are not going to have fun. I did say if you go to the lake you will find the weather you like. Look at what other boats are doing on the lake. I was and am still amazed at the huge amount of high $ boats that sit at the dock others that never left the bay. I have crossed the lake more than a few times. The best part of the lake is from 1 to 4 miles out. You will have know one else's wake to bother your boat. You can hold the course you want for as long as you like. Stay in close untill you feel safe then enjoy the lake . To repeat the lake will have the weather you like almost twice each day late in the summer because of a land sea breeze. Study this make notes time date wave height 4 hours apart if you want. You will see how it is almost like a time slot for what you want to do. You live near some of the best water on the planet and the warmest of the great lakes.
Re: Boat for Single-Handed
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I'd hate find myself discontented with my boat purchase after a single season, especially if I ended up taking a beating on the resale. I'll keep an open mind.
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Sounds like my tentative plan was to follow in your foot steps going from a small boat up to a bigger one, Denise. I'll be training on a 30' boat, so we'll see how that feels.
I'd hate find myself discontented with my boat purchase after a single season, especially if I ended up taking a beating on the resale. I'll keep an open mind.
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I'd go right for the gusto & get the boat you want. If you go small, before your first season is up you will come down with the infectious disease know as "boatitis".
A smaller boat will be fun at first
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In the three weeks since the Security Council adopted its Presidential Statement calling on all parties to Syria's conflict to facilitate the work of humanitarian organizations, the situation has worsened with civilians more vulnerable and aid organizations finding it even more difficult to access communities in need.
This was the grim assessment delivered by UN Humanitarian Chief Valerie Amos in a briefing to the Security Council this morning (25 October).
"Despite the Council's grave alarm at the significant and rapid deterioration of the humanitarian situation, and its call for urgent increased humanitarian action, fighting continues to intensify across the country and its impact on civilians continues to grow each day," said Ms. Amos.
"We continue to receive reports of both Government and opposition military positions being established in populated areas and of occupation of, and indiscriminate attacks against, civilian infrastructure, including hospitals, power plants and water points."
2.5 million people are beyond the reach of aid agencies
Ms. Amos told the Council that Government and opposition forces have laid siege to a number of cities and towns, trapping civilians and cutting off their access to basic services.
"We are still unable to provide assistance to an estimated 2.5 million people trapped in hard to reach and besieged areas," she said. "Many of [these people] have not been reached for almost a year."
This figure of 2.5 million represents more than a third of the 6.8 million that the UN estimates are in need of assistance.
Earlier this week, Ms. Amos issued a statement calling for a ceasefire and the immediate safe passage of civilians trapped in the besieged neighbourhood of Moadamiyeh in Rural Damascus.
"Despite my call […] for an immediate pause in hostilities […] we have still been unable to reach the area," she said.
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The number of people fleeing their homes continues to grow. An estimated 4.25 million Syrians are now displaced within their own country. Many are living in makeshift or improvised shelters, leaving them exposed as winter approaches. A further 2.1 million have left the country, spreading the humanitarian impact of the crisis into neighbouring countries.
Last week, health officials received reports of polio in the city of Deir-ez-Zorin eastern Syria. If confirmed, these would be the first cases in Syria since the disease was eradicated 14 years ago.Elsewhere, local and international workers are reporting rapidly growing rates of malnutrition.
But despite the growing needs and limited access, the humanitarian community has been able to expand its efforts in some areas. The World Food Programme now aims to provide food to about 4 million people every month. The UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) and its partners have provided safe drinking water to 10 million people since the beginning of the year, and the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and its partners have distributed basic relief items such as blankets and mattresses to about 2.4 million people.
"UN agencies and partners continue to work in extremely dangerous and difficult conditions across the country," said Ms. Amos. "Yet […], despite our best efforts, the humanitarian response in Syria remains severely insufficient compared to growing needs."
"No one is taking their obligations under international humanitarian law and human rights law seriously"
Ms. Amos ended her statement by calling on the Security Council to reinvigorate its efforts to find an end to the conflict, and to help aid agencies reach people in need.
"We immediately need more humanitarian action to reach the ordinary men, women and children who, through no fault of their own, are caught up in this conflict," she said. "No one is taking their obligations under international humanitarian law and human rights law seriously."
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Green Bay Hosts Valparaiso in Wednesday's Quarterfinal Round
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The quarterfinal round of the 2012-13 Horizon League Tournament will kick off Wednesday night at the Kress Center as the top-seeded No. 20/20 Green Bay women's basketball team (26-2 overall, 16-0 HL) will host No. 8 seed Valparaiso (11-19 overall, 5-11 HL) at 7 p.m.
The Phoenix wrapped up its fifth unbeaten conference slate in program history with an 80-56 win at Milwaukee on Saturday. In the win, seniors Lydia Bauer (Lake Zurich, Ill.) and Adrian Ritchie (De Pere, Wis.) had the hot hands from downtown, as they hit 6-9 and 5-6, respectively, from behind the arc. Bauer's six triples tied her career high, while Ritchie's five were the most she's made in a single game of her career. Ritchie finished with 19 points, while Bauer had a game-high 22.
In recognition of Ritchie's performance from downtown against the Panthers and against Loyola just two days prior, she was named the Horizon League Player of the Week on Monday. In two games last week, the De Pere native averaged 18.0 points per game and went 9-12 from long range.
Just two hours after winning Player of the Week honors, it was announced Ritchie had also been named to the All-Horizon League First Team. She joined fellow senior Sarah Eichler (Grafton, Wis.) on the list as Eichler was named to the All-Horizon League Second Team. Both senior standouts were also named to the league's All-Defensive Team.
HOW THEY GOT HERE: With a perfect 16-0 mark in conference play, Green Bay earned the top spot in the 2013 Horizon League Tournament bracket and the right to host the winner of the No. 8 vs. No. 9 seed play-in game. Valparaiso entered this year's tournament as the No. 8 seed, defeating ninth-seeded UIC 67-57 on Monday night.
SCOUTING VALPARAISO: The Crusaders jumped out to an 11-point halftime lead over UIC after a low-scoring, back-and-forth affair in the early stages of Monday's contest. With multiple UIC players in foul trouble, including post threat and All-Horizon League Second Team member Katie Hannemann, Valparaiso was able to hold on for the double-digit victory. Prior to Monday's game, the Crusaders shocked Detroit with a 73-53 home win. In the effort, Gina Lange led the way to victory with a game-high 20 points.
BATTLING VALPARAISO, ROUND ONE: In the first meeting this season, Ritchie led Green Bay with a near triple-double as the Phoenix picked up a 78-55 win on Jan. 26 in the Hoosier State. Despite the 23-point victory, the Crusaders became the first team in nine straight matchups to score more than 50 points against Green Bay.
ROUND TWO, THE SEASON SWEEP: The Phoenix completed the regular-season sweep of Valparaiso with an 80-38 victory in the annual PinkZone game on Feb. 23. Redshirt sophomore Megan Lukan (Barrie, Ontario) had a career day in the victory, finishing with a career-high 22 points and a 4-8 effort from long range. Prior to the contest, Lukan had not made a three since the first meeting with the Crusaders nearly a month prior.
LAST YEAR'S TOURNAMENT OPENER: In last year's Horizon League Tournament, the Phoenix opened the postseason with a 77-53 victory over the Crusaders, led by then-senior Julie Wojta who recorded 17 points and six steals. Green Bay forced 26 Valparaiso turnovers in the win and held an incredible 45-4 advantage in points scored off turnovers.
LET'S GO DOWNTOWN: In Saturday's win over Milwaukee, Green Bay shot an impressive 12-20 from long range, good for 60.0 percent. Led by Bauer's 6-9 performance and Ritchie's 5-6 mark, fellow senior Jenny Gilbertson (Wabasha, Minn) also added a triple of her own. During the last four games, the Phoenix hast shot nearly 45 percent from behind the arc.
EICHLER ASSISTS: Sarah Eichler only scored three points at Milwaukee on Saturday, but the senior forward has been an assisting machine over the past nine games. After turning in a six-assist effort against the Panthers, she improved her average over that span to 5.7 shares per game. Overall Eichler averages nearly 3.3 assists per game, good for a top-10 ranking in the Horizon League.
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2014 MAAC Championships
No. 5 Canisius (13-16) vs. No. 4 Quinnipiac (19-11)
Friday, March 7 - 2:30 p.m.
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- The No. 5 seed Canisius women's basketball team opens play in the 2014 MAAC Championship against No. 4 seed Quinnipiac University at 2:30 p.m. on Friday, in the MassMutual Center in Springfield, Mass.
- The Golden Griffins earned the No. 5 seed by winning four of their last five games, including a 66-63 win over Rider University in the Koessler Athletic Center on Sunday.
- Canisius has won four out of five games for the first time this season.
- The Griffs enter the postseason having won four of their last five regular-seaosn games for the first time since the 2008-09 season and for the fifth time in 10 years under coach Terry Zeh.
- Canisius is the No. 5 seed in the MAAC Championship for the third time in program history and for the first time since 2003, when the Golden Griffins advanced to the semifinals.
- Quinnipiac swept the season series from Canisius, winning 65-51 in Hamden, Conn. on Feb. 9, and winning 65-55 in Buffalo on Dec. 21.
- Freshman Lauren D'Hont was named to the MAAC All-Rookie Team on Monday, and is one of five freshmen eligible to be named the MAAC Rookie of the Year on Friday evening.
- The 2013-14 season is the 25th year that the Golden Griffins have played in the MAAC.
- Quinnipiac enters the MAAC Tournament with a 19-11 overall record, winners in seven of their last nine games. The Bobcats went 14-6 in their first season in the MAAC.
- Quinnipiac had three players named to the All-MAAC teams on Monday. Jasmine Martin and Brittany McQuain earned Second-Team honors while Gillian Abshire earned Third-Team honors.
- Martin ranks fifth in the MAAC in scoring (15.3). She scored 22 points and shot 4-for-5 on 3-pointers in the 65-55 win over the Griffs Dec. 21.
- Abshire leads the conference at 6.8 assists per game and in assist-turnover ratio (3.7). Abshire has nine or more assists in 13 games.
- Brittany McQuain led Quinnipiac with 18 points (14 in the second half) in the 65-51 win on Feb. 9. McQuain is third in the MAAC in rebounding (9.2).
- Quinnipiac ranks second in the MAAC at 8.3 3-point field goals made per game while ranking sixth at 32.5 percent from behind the arc. Samantha Guastella leads the team with 47 treys.
- Quinnipiac turns the ball over on a league-low 17.3 percent of its possessions. The Bobcats are first in the MAAC in defensive rebounding percentage (70.1) third in and offensive rebounding percentage (33.6).
- Tricia Fabbri is in her 19th season at Quinnipiac. The 1991 graduate of Fairfield has 292 career victories. Last season, Fabbri led the Bobcats to their first 30-win season, an 18-0 NEC record in and an appearance in the NCAA Tournament.
- Canisius is playing its best basketball of the season at the right time, winning four of its final five games to close out the regular-season schedule.
- The Golden Griffins improved their statistics in a number of categories, especially in two-point field goal percentage, at the free throw line and on the offensive glass.
- Canisius has also improved defensively, holding its opponents to more 3.5 percent lower from the field and allowing 0.10 fewer points per possessions.
- Three players are averaging in double figures, led by sophomore Crystal Porter. She is averaging 12.2 points in the last five games after averaging 6.2 points in the first 24 games of the season.
- Canisius is playing in the MAAC Championship for the 25th season and has an all-time record of 17-23 in the event.
- Canisius won the MAAC Championship in 2005 and advanced to the title game in 2004 and 2009.
- Since 1999, Canisius is 17-14 in the MAAC Championship.
- Canisius is the No. 5 seed for the third time in program history and for the first time since the 2003 tournament when the Golden Griffins advanced to the semifinals.
- Canisius has won its opening game in the MAAC Championship in nine of the last 11 years.
- Canisius coach Terry Zeh is in his 10th season as head coach of the Golden Griffin women's basketball program. The 10-8 record by Canisius is the second-best in the MAAC during the last nine postseasons. Marist leads at 24-1 while Iona is third at 10-9 and Fairfield is fourth at 6-9.
- Zeh is in his 17th MAAC Championship overall after serving as an assistant coach for seven seasons with the Canisius men's basketball program from (1997-2004).
- Friday's game will be the 32nd MAAC Championship game where Zeh has been on the bench as he was an assistant coach in 13 games with the Golden Griffin men's team.


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I'm focusing on school as of right now. I'm saying all this cause i know there will be one cock head in here that tells me to get to life. I have a life and when I'm not doing homework for school or with my gf or friends. I'm at home.. playing games. I choose to have my life evolve around videos games excluding the important things (school, gf, family etc)
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For anyone scratch building a pack and using soda (beer, can't forget the beer) cans, I found a neat solution for a top and bottom to go on them.
I used 3 cans on each side of mine, and put them together so the bottom of the can would be at the top and bottom of each "tank". You can get a top from a Powerade bottle to fit right inside the bottom lip of the can. It fits perfectly - you could almost get by without having to glue it in.


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For the second consecutive week and for the third time this season, junior Emily Litwin has been named the MAAC Libero of the Week.
Litwin averaged 5.17 digs per set in two Canisius sweeps to go along with 10 assists, three service aces and a 95.6 service reception percentage. Litwin posted 20 digs in the three-set sweep of Rider on Saturday, and then matched her career high with three service aces to go along with eight assists in the sweep of Saint Peter's. The Griffs recorded kills on 20 of Litwin's 45 service receptions on the weekend.
In conference play, Litwin leads the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference at 4.91 digs per set. She has recorded double-digit digs in 22 of the team's 23 matches and ranks 57th in the country in digs per set.
On a season-long four-match winning streak, Canisius (10-13, 8-4 MAAC) opens the month of November with four road matches, starting at Iona College on Friday. Match time in New Rochelle is set for 2 p.m.


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I am still working on my jet pack... it needs a lot of weathering and I have yet to paint on the details, but here is it so far...
I am still working on my jet pack... it needs a lot of weathering and I have yet to paint on the details, but here is it so far...
Wow, that really looks good!!!
Lookin' great!
That's a great looking pack!
Yowsers !! Great looking jet pack
Self build ?
Nah, its a Bradley...
I thought about making it myself... but with the overwhelming success of my knees I decided to buy one!
Looks really nice! Can't wait to see it all done!
Lookin good. Your costume is comming along at a nice pace. You go girl !!
Are you doing the silver scratches all topical ? or do you have a base silver layer underneith. Was gonna say I found that using multiple techniques for the silver weathering made the best results. If you have a silver base layer you can use an exacto and scratch away the blue layer (or whatever layer) and make nice fine scratches.(I used masking fluid, then went back and fine tuned and added smaller scratches with exacto). If I had to do it again i think I'd skip the masking fluid all together and just use the exacto to scratch/chip away to taste. This seemed to give me more control of the scratch patterns.
If your doing all topical use varied sized brushes to achieve this effect. I cannot stress enough how important it is to buy quality brushes of varied sizes. But I'm sure you already know this.
Your becoming quite the brush artist
thanks so much for the kind words everybody!!!
I am actually doing both... it has a silver base coat and I am chipping pieces off plus I am painting on some of the damage.
A quick work of advice if you are using mustard. Make sure its thick! I had quite a few areas that were thin. The mustard dired and I couldn't get it off. I had to sand the blue down and start again. I have seen others use mayo. I think this is a much better approach, as it really never seems to dry.
I like it
looking good!
That pack is looking awesome. You are doing some great work.
Ok, I think its just about done now...
Just needs a tiny bit more weathering and the straps...
I think you need to work up a tutorial? Or have you already?
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a painting tutorial?
(I didnt bulid the pack - its a Bradley)
I hadn't even considered doing that...
Looks great, almost done there! Cant wait to see it all together.
I agree, it's looking really good.
Good weathering. Can you take a photo outside in natural light, to see the colors better? Great job.
Nice job on the weathering!
Very nice job on the weathering!


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Antiques ruined but community spirit remains intact
November 09, 2012 , 3:58 PM by Patrick Mitchell
ABC Statewide Drive host Nicole Chvastek was at scene of a truck crash in Newlyn this week in which an antique store was demolished leaving a $70,000 damage bill. Nicole writes:
The last few days have been about royalty at the Melbourne Cup and of Presidential contest in the U.S. but it is one bloke without wealth or power who caught my imagination this week.
His name is John Hungerford. He and his wife Fay had been sleeping in their wooden cottage on the edge of the Midland Highway when, in the early hours of Wednesday morning, they were woken by the thunderous crack of an out- of-control sheep truck tearing up walls like tissue paper and snapping apart doors and furniture. John had leapt to his feet and run outside. There in the darkness, a couple of metres from where he'd been sleeping, was a monster B-double truck which had just slammed into his antique store, destroying it in an instant. Inside was a driver with broken ribs calling out that he was sorry.
Not much happens in Newlyn. It's a pretty little village with a primary school and a sleepy row of bric-a-brac shops. But on this morning it was an emergency zone – rescuers scrambling over debris, police directing traffic and sight of a monster sheep truck lodged in the middle of someone's life.
I spotted John and told him who I was and he invited me into his little kitchen. A phone rang incessantly in another room and emergency workers in protective yellow clothing came in and out, checking on his welfare. He wondered if I would like a cup of tea? Sitting at the breakfast table was his wife Fay, still deeply shaken. John gently began to explain to me what had happened. How he thought when he went outside that he would find a dead body in the truck. How he'd tried to sound friendly as he called into the darkness ... "You OK mate?" How surprised he was when he got a response. Sorry for the trouble.
The truck driver had appeared at his door asking for a cigarette but he'd refused in case there'd been a fuel leak. How he saw the funny side of the next scene: trying to keep the agitated man calm and seated on his lounge room couch while juggling a phone call to triple 0 for help. Telling his wife not to go to the toilet because "there's a truck there".
Yes he'd been jolted awake by the noise of the crash he told me. And how did that sound? Well ... "he knew it wasn't a possum".
As he spoke his telephone rang and rang and rang. A friend, shaking like a leaf arrived, holding both of them tight in the soft light and the bedlam of their little kitchen. They were fine he assured them. He was an old soldier. "Keep calm and carry on" he smiled.
That afternoon John did an on air interview for us. His little business was in pieces but he told me that it was lucky the sheep truck had missed the village's iconic heritage hall and – oh yes - he and his wife sleeping in their cottage – by the barest of margins. The heroes, he reminded me when I remarked on his grace under fire, were the CFA volunteers, who were by his side within minutes.
So it wasn't the great oratory of Barack Obama which I remember this week or even the excited call of the race that stops a nation. It was John Hungerford of Newlyn who offered me tea in his kitchen on a day he could have been killed ... and told me he'd been blessed.
The Newlyn and Dean Community Carols will be held at the Newlyn and District Sports Complex at 7:45pm on Friday December 7 2012 with proceeds going toward the Newlyn CFA.
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This simply means that the only things we had as of now are hope and the will to move on but inspite of this aftermath we still have our legs to stand up and make a new beginning.
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Stuart Cohen, FAIA, looked at the relationship between classical and modern architecture, which is closer than many might think. He compared a photo of a room by Le Corbusier, for example, to one of a room by Edwin Lutyens, highlighting their uncanny similarities. Cohen also discussed the impact both modern and classical design have had on his own firm's work. He showed the packed room the connections between a floor plan by Robert Adam and a plan of a house Cohen designed in the 1970s. And he told how Frank Lloyd Wright's way of defining spaces with trim served as an iconic example to him and his wife/business partner, Julie Hacker, AIA.
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Houston • We learned last night that the dunk contest has some fundamental problems.
Hours after Deputy Commissioner Adam Silver (who replaces David Stern as top dog next spring) said the NBA had looked at "refreshing" All-Star Saturday night, the dunk contest went out and fizzled before an excellent final between Evans, the Jazz forward, and Toronto's Terrence Ross. We'll get to the reasons momentarily.
First thing first, Evans likely cost himself a lot of votes. How? After all, the Jazz forward jumped over an acrylic image of himself, one he had painstakingly painted in the week and a half before the competition. It was like inception, Evans dunking over an image of Evans dunking over an image of Evans dunking over an... Get it? It was far and away the most detail-oriented dunk of the night, but there was a fundamental problem. I don't think people realized Evans was the artist who actually did the painting.
[Note: I'm hearing from Twitter followers that the point got made on the TNT broadcast. But in the arena there was a complete lack of awareness that Evans had painted the image. Obviously, more folks watched at home than inside the Toyota Center. Moot point? Still think Evans could have brought a little more gusto to play up his artistic role. Very few media reports from the event made the connection.]
Before dunking, Evans said he was a painting and drawing kind of guy, but let the mystery linger. After executing the flawless left-handed windmill, he signed the painting in big letters up top, more of an autograph than an artist's signature.
Matt Moore of CBS Sports tweeted, "Evans' painting dunk will go down as one of those dunks that had it been explained, would have gone over bigger. Ross better but still."
How could he have remedied this? Perhaps by signing his name with paint and brush.
I explained to countless colleagues post-contest that Evans was the artist, and it completely changed their attitude about the dunk.
However, Ben Golliver of Sports Illustrated suggested that Evans needed to get more creative. While jumping the easel was "the most memorable moment of the contest," in three of his four dunks, he jumped over something. Once it was Mark Eaton, then the easel and Dahntay Jones. Last year, he jumped over Gordon Hayward and comedian Kevin Hart.
"If Evans had just one unique concept - one more different look," Golliver wrote, "he would have been in position to be a back-to-back champion." But the bigger issue was the soul-sucking number of misses viewers endured during the first round. Said Ben Bolch in the Los Angeles Times, "If at first you don't succeed, then you would fit right in at the NBA's dunk contest."
Evans, who at his media availability a day earlier said it was critical to make your first dunk on the first try, struggled on his first attempt, over Mark Eaton. He needed several tries before grabbing the ball from the seated Eaton's outstretched palm and finishing a reverse dunk. But he was far from alone. Ross missed his first six attempts before earning a 50 [sidenote: How do you get a perfect score after missing six times?]. James "Flight" White never did complete his second dunk, a from-the-free-throw line windmill. Gerald Green's attempted double-dunk after cutting the net off the rim was pretty but he didn't complete it until he ran out of time.
The NBA format gives each participant 30 seconds to complete a dunk, no limit on attempts.
In the final, Evans completed each of his dunks on the first try.
"If you make it on the first try you [should] get more points when the judges make their decision," Evans said.
It's unlike in the classic dunk contests of Eaton's era when, the former Jazz center said, "it was like one dunk and if you got it you got it. You didn't get to do it over again."
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Discussion in 'Chevy C/K Truck Forum' started by revscott, Mar 21, 2012.
thanks, but I'm not familiar with the t-bar key. Where is it, what do I do?
I have been burdened with a dreaded steering slop for a while, I have replaced tie rods inner and outer, pitman arm, idler arm, and just replaced the steering box in November, along with dual steering stabilizers, and the new steering box did wonders for two months, until the box **** the bed and now it's twice as worse as it was before. So now i have another replacment box to put on that hopefully will work instead of this garbage.
First thing i would do is look for the problem, then go from there, more likely it will be the tie rods.
The "T" bar key is a lever sort of at the back end of the torsion bar. You can't miss them. The torsion bars are 3 or 5 feet long and run from your control arm backward parallel to the frame rails. There is an adjusting bolt running through the "T" bar key that is captured in a plate on the frame. Turning this bolt will lift or lower your front suspension on one side or the other by rotating its associated torsion bar.
CAUTION - turning this bolt also changes your spring rate by adding or removing preloaded tension into your torsion bar. If one of the bars is sagging low and the adjusting bolts are more or less already equally adjusted the same amount then your torsion bar is probably weakened somehow. The "T" bar keys however, are not meant to be adjusted to raise or lower the vehicle. They are used to remove tension from the torsion bar so it or your control arm can be removed for repair and used to level the truck up after the torsion bar has been installed. They are like having "on board" spring compressors.
This brings me to a question. Exactly how much does the prior owner of your truck weigh anyhow.:rofl:
I bought my '99 Burb from a guy who tops 300 lbs and it still sits level after 13 years. The driver's seat however, has a distinct list to Port.
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Two of 'em? I've heard those things, along with hugeomongous meats eat street spec GM (and most other brands) power steering boxes like Wheaties. You prolly should carry a spare one.:lol:
Thanks but I am not familiar with the t-bar key. Can you tell me where it is and what to do.
Sorry for double post, thought I had lost it. thanks for replies.
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Originally Posted by mallory42 View Post
Why not take it to a Marina and use the Travel lift, it could be a lot safer, less of a hassel and in doing this you have professional help with your rigging, a 27 foot boat mast isn't the easiest to just pop up on your boat at the ramp they are fairly heavy and I wouldn't do it with my girlfriend and nobody else. You also have to make sure that you don't put up your mast and then realize you have a bridge down the road and have to take it down, I don't know about up North but a lot of ramps down here in Florida are up smaller creeks and rivers which are crossed by low lying bridges that allow for small water craft generally on trailers but not sail boats with a 30 foot mast, know what I mean.
At more than a few yards up here, winter storage costs include launch and retrieval, and are about the same as launch/haulout and mast (un)stepping fees. So, if you don't plan on launching and stepping the mast yourself, you would be farther ahead to forget about the trailer. (driving distance to work on the boat could easily offset any savings though)
The Catalina 22 is a good trailor - sailer but not for offshore. The cockpit is too large, the companionway is much too large and the opening goes too low in the cockpit for safety. One good wave, which doesn't have to be too big when the boat is 22' long, would inundate the cabin too easily. The drop boards are also tapered which isn't good - they only have to go up an inch or so to come out.
Here's 2 pictures - Catalina 22 cockpit and the safer one on the Vega 27. Not only is the Vega opening smaller, the sides are nearly vertical so the drop boards have to be lifted up a ways to come out - less convenient but a better design for offshore.
Is the C22 really less seaworthy than these other boats? I can see that it's less comfortable- but is it really less safe- and what about the C22 makes it so?
In defense of the C22, it seems like it's heavily rigged for its displacement, and the hull is extremely thick hand-laid fiberglass. It also has small windows, all of the hatches can be well sealed and are made as strong as the deck itself, and able to be fastened securely. A lot of the parts are the same as used on the Catalina 27 which has almost 3x the displacement
The Vega is 27', not 28. While there may be a saildrive in one or two, the period when the boat was constructed was before the introduction of the saildrive, and that's a good thing. Original engine was a gas or diesel with a variable pitch prop. Excellent sailer, several have circumnavigated and many have crossed oceans.
Originally Posted by merc2dogs View Post
There are a couple of Ariels for sale in the lake michigan area. Ariels are good solid boats, well liked by their owners.
I feel that trailer 'launch able' depends more on draft than other considerations. 4ft being about the max that most ramps can handle.
Torsion half axles, would easily allow the keel support on the trailer to be within 6" of the ground as opposed to over a foot for a regular axle, so the needed ramp depth would be a bit easier to find.
Though I've thought about inflatable pontoons on the trailer, or hard floats that can be let out on reels so you could float the boat/trailer out to deeper water then 'sink' the trailer from under the boat and reel it in. That way, as long as you had deep water nearby, all you'd need at the ramp would be two or three feet of water. It would open up a whole lot of launch areas.
|The NorSea 27 is a solid boat and there was one for sale at the marina down in Annapolis that we held the Sailnet meetup at. It was on a trailer...
Albin Vega again
Originally Posted by Barquito View Post
I actually have that book (it is a great help). What I would like to do is find a boat that is bigger and more seaworthy than my C22, but, that I can still launch from a trailer (possibly with great effort once per year). I wouldn't expect that very many boats in this range would be good for regular trailer sailing. So, the trick is to find as much boat as I can, that still has moderate draft, and probably won't get me killed if caught in a big T-storm in the middle of Lake Michigan.
Here is my expanded list:
Bristol 24 -- Draft 3'5". Standing headroom
Pacific Seacraft Dana 24 -- Draft 3"10", maybe a bit deep
Bayfield 25 -- Draft 2'11" !, too tender?
Cape Dory 25D -- Draft 3'6". 'Slouching' headroom
Pacific Seacraft 25 -- Draft 3'3". Maybe not enough headroom.
Vancouver 25 --Draft 310
Cape Dory 26--Draft 3'7".
Voyager 26--Draft 3'4". Probably too hard to find.
Albin Vega 27--Draft 310 Maybe too deep, but, I like it.
NorSea 27--Draft 310. Designed for trailering.
Bayfield 29 -- Draft: 36! Like the head in place of V berth.
Cheoy Lee Bermuda 30 --Draft 3'8". Maybe too much wood to care for.
Albin Vega
Try a Albin Vega 28 they were built for the North Sea and are very sea kindly they have a nice layout tiller steering with a volvo sail drive with a 4 foot draft.
Originally Posted by Barquito View Post
I'm looking to move up from our Catalina 22 to something that would be safer to cross Lake Michigan. I would like to keep costs down by stepping the mast and trailer launching the boat in the spring and recovering in the fall my self. So far, it looks like the Pacific Seacraft 25 would be my leading contender; moderate draft, well-built, tabernacle mast step (I think).
The limitations (other than price) are that I would need to find a boat that has at least a yard trailer, moderate draft, and mast that can be stepped by two people and an A-frame, probably fixed keel (tired of dragging weeds around on my keel cable).
What else should go on my list?
PSC25, Cape Dory25D...?
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growing up on the shores of the indiana dunes, and watching the undertow take people..... then growing and watching lakes take boats.... i would step wisely.... i would suggest looking to the Mac for suggestions... but lest you want a pocket crusier check the Jclass if you have the scratch.... i know belmont harbour is expensive, so you might be able to get more boat by mooring a wee bit outside the city
I don't think I'd call a Catalina 27 or the Catalina 30 "offshore capable" boats either without modifications. I'd start with that overlarge companionway and continue on to the interior cabinets that are held in place with just a few screws. There are many other items as well. In the last few weeks another asked what should be changed on a Catalina 36 for offshore use. A Catalina 36 is a lot more boat in almost all ways than a Catalina 22. Here is a post by Mainesail explaining why as his post was excellent.
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