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Optical navigation involves using a camera or cameras on a spacecraft to take pictures of a target body or bodies during a mission. Those pictures are then used to determine the position of the spacecraft with respect to the target.
"It's really watching where you're going by opening the spacecraft's 'eyes,' or cameras, and looking at the position of the target body in the field of view of the camera," said Dr. Steve Synnott, the principal investigator for this experiment.
The camera on the orbiter will be used to take pictures of the small Martian moons Deimos and Phobos against the background of stars. From the locations of these moons against the star background, engineers can determine the position of the spacecraft with respect to Mars.
If the body - a planet, a moon, a comet or asteroid - does not appear in the expected position in the image, then a trajectory correction maneuver (the firing of a spacecraft's propulsive rockets, used by navigators to change a spacecraft's course) may have to be done. Or, later, engineers would have to fine-tune where to point the cameras so that higher-resolution pictures can be taken of the surface of Mars for science purposes.
The camera on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter is not much larger than a manual 35-millimeter camera with a long zoom lens attached. It weighs only 2.8 kilograms (6 pounds) and is about 30 centimeters (12 inches) long and has an aperture (opening) of 60 millimeters (2.4 inches) in diameter.
Approximately 500 pictures will be taken, starting at about 30 days before Mars orbit insertion (March 10, 2006). Most will be taken within the last eight days for maximum accuracy for the orbiter's insertion into Mars' orbit. The accuracy may be about 1 kilometer (a little more than half a mile). These images won't be close-ups, as "pretty portraits" of the moons aren't what navigators are looking for. It is most important for them to see the moons in comparison to stars in the sky to determine the spacecraft's position with accuracy.
This small camera is also being proposed to fly on other NASA missions, possibly to Mars, but also to comets, asteroids and other planets. The increased precision that the camera will provide may prove vital to landed Mars missions that will involve avoiding large obstacles (such as rocks and craters) on the surface.
Moving at approximately 8,250 miles per hour (13,277 kilometers per hour), Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter is currently about 12,897,847 miles (20,757,073 kilometers) from Mars.


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My name is Kelly Sallee and I am the lead teacher in the Willow Classroom. This will be my eleventh year at MSGL. I have worked in the Elementary I Classroom, the Spanish Bilingual Classroom, the Canoe Birch Classroom and this is my ninth year in the Willow Classroom. I received my bachelors in Elementary Education from Purdue University and my Montessori Certification from IU South Bend.
I spent my summer with my husband Randy, our 3.5 year old son Evan and our daughter Emma who just turned one this June!! Emma was the reason I took maternity leave all last year. I have thoroughly enjoyed my maternity leave spent with my children this past year and look forward to returning to the Willow Classroom.
"Do something you love and you never have to work a day in your life", I have been lucky enough to find this at MSGL.
Kelly received her BS in Elementary Education with a kindergarten endorsement from Purdue University. Kelly obtained her Montessori Certification from Indiana University of South Bend in 2009.
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Appendix H WITTENBERG POLICY OF COMMERCIAL SOLICITATION
Neither students nor non-students may use campus grounds and/or facilities for commercial purposes unless written permission has been obtained from the university. Students should seek permission from the Student Services Department, and employees should consult with their supervisors before making the intended solicitation.
1. It is the policy of Wittenberg University to prohibit any and all solicitation or sales in campus buildings other than operations by a lease or agent whose contract with Wittenberg permits such solicitation or sale.
2. As defined for this policy statement, the terms "solicitation" and "sales" mean any effort by an individual or an organization to:
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3. Guidelines for vendors, solicitation and fund-raising are available at the Office of Student Activities and the Benham-Pence Student Center.
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'The moves, announced Monday, were made last week prior to an NHL deadline Thursday when teams had to sign their 2004 prospects or lose their rights. The Sabres had previously signed their first-round pick from that draft, right wing Drew Stafford.'
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Kentucky Gymnastics Announces 2014 Schedule
Oct. 1, 2013
Complete 2014 Schedule
LEXINGTON, Ky. – Coming off the most successful season in program history, the University of Kentucky gymnastics team and head coach Tim Garrison announced its 2014 schedule, which features four home contests at Memorial Coliseum and eight meets against Southeastern Conference opponents.
The 2014 slate includes 11 regular season contests and home meets with defending national champion Florida and fellow SEC foe Auburn. UK also welcomes Penn State, West Virginia, California, Ball State and Centenary to Lexington.
Kentucky, which finished 21st in the national rankings last season, will face 10 teams in the regular season that finished in the top 17 in 2013. Seven of the SEC's eight teams placed in the top 21 last year.
Garrison, in his third year at the helm, led UK to the program's highest-ever NCAA Regional score and three SEC wins in 2013, the most in school history.
After the team hosts its annual Blue/White Intrasquad meet on Dec. 10 at Memorial Coliseum, the 2014 campaign officially kicks off at home with Excite Night at the Kentucky Classic on Jan. 10. As part of the four-team event, UK hosts Penn State, West Virginia and Ball State at 7 p.m. ET.
The Wildcats hit the road the next three weekends, where they'll face three SEC squads. The roadtrip begins in Knoxville, Tenn., at the Ozone Invite against Alabama and Nebraska on Jan. 18 at 8 p.m. and continues Jan. 24 at 7:30 p.m. at Missouri. On Feb. 1, Kentucky and Georgia square off at 4 p.m. in Athens, Ga.
UK returns to Lexington on Feb. 7 to face Florida, the defending NCAA and SEC champion. The meet against the Gators will be the annual Pink Out at Memorial Coliseum.
The season continues with three more road contests over two weekends. Kentucky travels to Fort Worth, Texas, for the Metroplex Challenge on Feb. 15 to face NCAA runner-up Oklahoma, Arizona and LSU at 8 p.m. The following weekend, the Wildcats will compete twice, on Feb. 21 at Arkansas and on Feb. 23 at the Masters Classic in Lincoln, Neb., against host-Nebraska, Wisconsin-Stout and Bridgeport.
On Feb. 28, Kentucky hosts Auburn before the Wildcats welcome California and Centenary to Memorial Coliseum on March 7 for senior night. Both meets start at 7 p.m.
The regular season concludes March 14 at LSU at 8 p.m.
The SEC Championship on March 22 will feature the league's eight teams in Birmingham, Ala. UK will begin postseason competition looking to secure the program's 26th NCAA Regional appearance and 10th straight.
NCAA Regionals will be held April 5 at one of six sites, three within the SEC. Conference foes LSU, Georgia and Arkansas have been selected to host regional meets in addition to Washington, Minnesota and Penn State.
The 2014 season concludes at the NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships, April 18-20 in Birmingham, Ala. A national champion will be crowned at the same site as the SEC Championships, the Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex.
For complete news and updates on the Kentucky Gymnastics program, go to UKathletics.com. Breaking news, behind-the-scenes updates, photos and more can be found on Twitter at @UKGymnastics and Facebook at Facebook.com/UKGymnastics.


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hey im working on a custume gun and i was wondering should i make a sniper rifle or a normal rifle?
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hey im working on a custume gun and i was wondering should i make a sniper rifle or a normal rifle?
That's really a hard choice, but go with what design looks the best, or what fits your "character" better. Personally Im working on a mando heavy weapons guy, the backpack design i have is a pain but in the end it will hold my chaingun and sniper rifle on it... It's seriously going to be heavy
It's your costume...what do you think?
well i was thinking that i could have it a rifle/sniper but i'd use the rifle barel most often.
Do you have any design ideas you could show us? Draw something up for us to see. As mentioned earlier, go with what fits your character. If you're all stealthy, you may want the sniper. If you're all out fighting in the front lines, go with something better for that.
ok ill post some pics on wat it looks like so far a soon as i can.
honestly, I suggest that you do what you want to do. Do you play any first person shooter games? If so, which do you prefer on those games? Do you do any shooting for real? If so, do you prefer to shoot close targets or long range targets? I mean honestly... It's up to you. If you're still on the fence... you may consider something like the SAMR/DMR that the US Army/US Marines are using now. It's a standard issue assault rifle with optics attached and a little fine tuning. Gives them the ability to have an "Advanced/Designated Marksman" within each rifle squad. Also, You may check out my WIP thread and look at the carbine my character has, I'm considering mass producing them for distribution.


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German Shepherd Dog Forums (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/)
- Feeding Our Puppy (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/feeding-our-puppy/)
- - I am beginning my raw diet research tonight. all advice is welcome. (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/feeding-our-puppy/195381-i-am-beginning-my-raw-diet-research-tonight-all-advice-welcome.html)
I am beginning my raw diet research tonight. all advice is welcome.
Good evening all,
I have a 11 week old, male, GSD puppy (12 weeks on sunday). I want my dog to have the best life he could possibly have while still knowing that he is the dog.
I am very intrigued by the raw diet posts, and other info on the internet. There is a lot of apprehensivness about that diet from well established professionals in the field of veterinary medicine. While that does count for something, Professionals are just as prone to being bought as my congressman is. The raw diet argument has some very good points, but it also seems like there are a few holes to plug in to make it work. i.e. supplements and so forth. It's benefits dont seem to be arguable, so I wont go there. But the manner in which to go about raw feeding seems very arguable and very dependent on the individual dog. Research is my first step, and thats why I am here. I want to get pointers from people who actually use the diet and have used it for a while.
Gunner is about 16 lbs and so far has only had giardia, a tapeworm, and was missing some hair on his snout. All of that has been corrected, and we are on the last bit of panacura for his giardia. (per our vet). I understand he is a bit small, but that might be attributed to him just not hitting a growth spurt yet. The breeder had him on puppy chow(unbelievable), we transitioned him to Petsmarts attempt to counter Blue Buffalo (Simply nourish) and are about mid transition to being permantly on Blue Buffalo itself. (Unless raw proves to be better of course) He was on simply noursish for a good few weeks so there hasnt been too much of a strain on his stomach.
He just the right mix of obedience,puppyhood, spunk, energy, and intelligence we were looking for. He is learning new tricks all the time, and his AKC training is going very well. We are hoping to have him STAR certified by tomorrow.
I say that because I dont want that to change due to a raw diet implementation. I like where hes at, and he is seemingly very healthy.
So my overall question is....what can other German Shepherd dog owners who have raised a pup since 8 weeks and implemented a raw diet at or before 13 weeks tell me about the risks, benefits, diet plans, standards, meeting full nutritional needs, and anything else I have missed as I am still in the learning phase? And does the fact that he is not yet finished with his vaccine regimen effect the raw diet at all?
Thank you very much to any and all who respond In advance, I hope your holiday season is an incredible one for your familys and of course, your companions.
My pup was weaned onto raw....though the breeder did feed kibble now and then so the pups that would go to kibble fed homes didn't have issues.
I didn't see any risks other than the gulping that happened due to competition when littermates eat....food drive is pretty high. First meal at home, Karlo ate a leg in one gulp. He slowed down after that, I did hold his meaty bones to slow him some and he figured out he didn't have to rush.
Vaccines have no impact on raw feeding, in fact the immune system is strong with a raw fed puppy.
There are many threads here on transitioning to raw, but I'll type out a quick instructional on what I did:
pup is fed about 2# total per day split between 3 meals. Gauge your portions according to pups growth spurts by feeling his body condition.
At 16 weeks, I cut out the mid day meal and then gave a midnight snack.
I started with chicken legs, necks, thighs and fed frozen(fresh)green tripe along with about 2 oz of liver(beef or chicken) At 8 weeks, I didn't give supplements, but started them at about 3 months.
Human grade fish oil gel caps(1000mg), natural vitamin C with rose-hips or citrus bioflavonoids(500mg) and as pup got older doubled those doses....adding in natural E with mixed tocopherols(400iu) every few days. Liver has E naturally as do eggs, so if I give eggs I forego the E.
I give my dogs hard boiled eggs every other day rotating with yogurt.
The threads here will give you the portions for rmbs, mm, and om.
As an example, I feed~ but don't stress over it~ 45% raw meaty bones(turkey necks, chicken backs, pork necks, or chicken wings) 50% muscle meat(ground and I deduct the eggs/yogurt from this) and 5% organ meat.
This yahoo group is good for asking questions or reading older posts, it is w/ Monica Segal who is a raw expert. http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/K9Kitchen/ (you have to be accepted by the admin)
She also has a "pay" to consult plan where she'll set up the perfect portion diet for you dog. Not sure it is worth it, some swear by it, however.
after giving Maya a CRAP quality kibble, I spent a lot of time researching what was the best kibble on the Market. After much research, I found that the best results were with foods that tried as closely as possible to mimic a Natural diet, and kept clear of grains, such as Orijen and Taste of the wild, in the end I thought to myself, why argue with Nature.
To be honest, I have always been fond of a carniverous diet for dogs, I would only give kibble because "Proffesionals" told me they need the vitamins and minerals found in kibbles, however the more research i did, the more I found this not to be the case.
The fact is that dogs and wolves differ genetically, by only 0.02%, this is almost nothing, especially when you consider that it is thought that some humans may differ genetically by as much as 0.05%, it is especially true of german shepherds, since they are even closer related to wolves than husky's, and in all dogs, although temperament and visually they are different to wolves, thier oral and digestive systems are identical.
So when I considered all those facts, I decided to go for raw fed. Now there are 2 types of raw feeding, there is the BARF diet;
The "BARF" diet, an acronym for Biologically Appropriate Raw Food or Bones And Raw Food was created by Billinghurst. The acronym was coined by Debra Tripp. A typical BARF diet is made up of 60-80% of raw meaty bones(RMB), that is bones with about 50% meat,[12](e.g. chicken neck, back and wings) and 20-40% of fruits and vegetables, offal, meat, eggs, or dairy foods
and there is the prey model;
The "Prey model" diet attempts to simulate the proportions of an actual prey animal in a pet's diet. Actual whole prey are used whenever possible, including whole rabbits, chickens, game hens and turkeys. Generally, the diet recommends 80% meat (including some 'meaty' organs such as heart), 10% bone and 10% organs (of which half is liver). Proponents of the whole prey model diet believe dogs and cats are both natural carnivores and therefore there is no nutritional or dietary need for anything other than meat, bones, and organs,.[13][14] The supporters of the prey model also focus on feeding meats from a wide variety of animals, and some add small amounts of vegetable matter.
This information was gathered from wikipedia and gives you a good idea of how each diet works, but I suggest you do a lot more research first. Raw feeding - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I use the prey model for Maya because I believe she is simply a domesticated wolf (Canis Lupus Familiaris), and should eat what a wolf eats, and this is a variety of different whole animals.
Her diet currently consists of whole chickens, raw eggs, pigs liver, pigs heart, pork chops, pork shoulder joints, minced meat, whole Mackrel and tinned tuna (for omega 3). I plan on adding more and more different prey to her diet as she grows, as well as different organs such as kidneys, tripe, lungs ect. They key to achieving a balanced diet with the prey model, is to introduce new food sources, and feed WHOLE prey where possible (obviously cut into portion sizes), each meal is NOT going to be a balanced diet, however you should achieve balance each month.
Maya has no problem with chicken or pork bones, and as long as good hygene in the kitchen is kept, you should have no trouble with bacteria.
Kyleigh was never transitioned from kibble to raw. The breeder fed her raw, and I was thrilled when I discovered that nugget!
Honestly, it can be as easy or as complicated as you want to make it.
Lauri and the Gang / Carmspack / Gatorbytes will be able to give you loads of information on what / how to do it. But don't panic when you read all this stuff, it's really not that hard!
I follow the prey model with a "hint" of the barf diet. For example, Kyleigh loves brocoli. Does it have any benefits? Some will argue yes, some will say not necessary. She likes it, so she gets some. She also like blueberries, apples, carrots, zucchini and sweet potatoes. (They are all raw except for the sweet potatoes, I cook those.)
Some people do lots of supplements, others don't. Ky get's vitamin C, glucosamine, and a probiotic, that's it ... the rest is from her diet - which is meat, bone and organ and, oh yes, the ever so disguting tripe - she LOVES tripe!
Supplements can be very helpful to build up your dog's immune system. Since Ky's never had any "issues" and was vaccinated on a very different manner than most dogs (separate vaccines, and a month apart, and a detoxifier for each vaccine), her immune system is very healthy so I don't need "other" supplements.
Some people saw switch immediately, others say go slow. If your dog's got a cast iron stomach, you can likely just "make the switch". My friend did this with her labs with no issues at all. Some dogs can handle an immediate switch, others need a gradual transition.
A holistic vet will support your decision. The other vets will not. They are not getting any money from you ... the benefits of raw:
healthy immune system - dog doesn't sick
healthy clean white teeth - no need for dental work
shiny, soft fur
healthy skin - no need for "special foods" for allergies
Good luck with your research, and have fun making your dog's food!
Oh yes, have you invested in a freezer for your dog's food? You might laugh, but I'm pretty sure most of us who feed raw have a freezer dedicated JUST for the dog's food!
There is a very good section on raw on this site:
Welcome to the Raw Dog Ranch
We also have a raw feeding forum on the board with a lot of good threads. Venture a bit farther down the page. :)
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'The Sabres decided to give Pratt a look when they found out that Dmitri Kalinin will miss a month or more with an MCL injury.'
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'This is Ruff's 10th season behind the bench, and this is the ninth time his team has not gotten off to a strong start.'
Lindy Ruff post-practice
'We are not trusting the system. We are not trusting as a five-man group, each other, and that workload gets disjointed. And one person without working in unison with the other people isn't going to do any good on the ice. From that point on, and I think I've seen it in some other games, when we've had the mishap or the goal has gone in, we haven't stuck with it. We had a long discussion after the game and had another long discussion today about the system and how we need to play. The disappointing part is we've been in this situation now probably three road games in a row. You can call it bounces, you can call it whatever you want, but you still have to stay with it. And after that point I didn't think we stayed with it.'
Sabres recall Weber while Spacek returns to practice
'The Buffalo Sabres recalled defenseman Mike Weber from the Rochester Americans earlier today. With Dmitri Kalinin out at least a few weeks with a MCL sprain to his right knee, Weber could see if first career NHL action Friday night in Florida if Jaroslav Spacek is not ready to return from his sprained shoulder injury.'
Sabres lacking a finishing kick
'"It seems like when the game's on the line, we're not the better team," Sabres right wing Jason Pominville said. "In the past, we have been."'
Weber may make debut on defense
'"He has played a physical game," Ruff said Thursday. "He's been solid defensively. He's been a plus player down there [plus 4], and right now he has been the guy they've really liked."'
Friday's Florida Coverage
Sabres aim to snap four-game road skid vs. Panthers (Sportsticker)
Buffalo Sabres (3-5-0) at Florida Panthers (4-5-0), 7:30 p.m. (The Sports Network)
Game 9: Sabres at Panthers (LetsGoSabres.com)
Friday's Rochester Coverage
Call-ups raise pressure on Amerks (Rochester D&C)
Team seeks AHL franchise (Palm Beach Post)
Buffalo recalls Weber, Florida returns Meyer to Amerks (Amerks.com)
Sabres recall Weber from Rochester
'"From Randy (Cunneyworth) and Darcy (Regier), my understanding is that he has been playing a physical game, has been solid defensively, has been a plus player down there," said head coach Lindy Ruff referring to Weber's performance in Rochester. "Right now he's been the guy that they've really liked and really like the way he's played. The game we played him up here, we've really like his presence and his composure."'
Spacek Practices Full-Go: Weber Called Up
'Weber started last season with the Windsor Spitfires of the Ontario Hockey League, before being dealt to the Barrie Colts at the OHL trade deadline. In a combined 60 games with Windsor and Barrie, Weber posted career highs in goals (6), assists (28) and points (34), along with 172 PIMs. He also contributed six points (0+7) in seven playoff games.'
Sabres To Wear White For Select Home Games
'Buffalo will wear their road whites at HSBC Arena for games against Boston (Wednesday, November 7) and Toronto (Friday, November 9), along with Thanksgiving week visits from Ottawa (Wednesday, November 21) and Montreal (Friday, November 23).'
Sabres call up rookie Weber to bolster banged-up defense
'The Sabres' second-round pick in the 2006 draft, Weber could make his NHL debut Friday when Buffalo plays at Florida. He's had three assists in nine games in his first year with AHL Rochester this season.'
Sabres recall defenseman Weber from Amerks
'Rookie defenseman Mike Weber is being recalled by the NHL's Buffalo Sabres and is on his way to join the team in Florida.'
Thursday's Rochester Coverage
A Town's support for Meyer (Amerks.com)
Florida (NHL) reassigns Taylor to Rochester (Amerks.com)
Hurricanes keep Sabres on the skids
'"Dmitri's is a knee strain that's going to be a good period of time," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said. "We're going to get it evaluated, but it's an MCL that's either going to be Grade I or Grade II, and that's a long period of time."'


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Iona College track & field graduate student Mitch Goose was named the Buffalo Wild Wings Student-Athlete of the Week after breaking the Iona 5K Outdoor Record at Stanford.
Goose's time of 13:34.41 broke a six-year old school record by a quarter of a second. Former Gael standout Richard Kiplagat formerly held the record of 13:34.66 set at the Mt. SAC relays in 2006. Goose's teammate Leonard Korir ran the second fastest time (13:35.71) last year at the NCAA Championship.
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I am glad you're OK.
Pictures please...
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Those of you who love(d) and owned British sports cars should enjoy this: Lucas - Prince of Darkness - Lucas Electrical Humor Jokes
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I once had an International Metro panel van that was powered by an Austin-Healey engine. There was only one parts store in St.Louis that carried parts for English made engines. After I replaced the voltage regulator, the coil and the alternator I became pretty familiar with that shop. One day when I was in the parts shop they had a stack of bumper stickers on the counter that said, "The British drink their beer warm because their refrigerators are made by Lucas Electric."
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I've been wondering about this! Glad you mostly dodged the bullet on that fire!
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Alrighty, then...
I guess I need to bring this thread to a close.
At the risk of posting a "tl/dr" entry, I'll try to be less verbose than usual.
So, when last we talked I had finished the rebuild and then put the engine in local storage awaiting a reunion with the boat.
The critical path for this to happen was:
1. Get the bilge prepped for new diesel tanks.
2. Get new tanks fabricated.
3. Install new tanks.
4. Get cabin sole and cabinets reinstalled.
5 Install engine.
I spent about six weeks up at the boat yard in the summer of 2015 working on step 1. I had mocked up the tanks with 1x2 lumber, and had to glass in several knees to support the new (a skosh smaller) tanks. Once I was satisfied that the mock ups were in fact going to do the trick, I headed home to FL in August 2015 to get the new tanks built. I had planned on a month for that to happen.
Yeah, about that... I finally got the call that the tanks were ready this past July. More on this later.
In the meantime, I got an email from the storage area that they had had a fire in our building, and that access would be suspended indefinitely. That concerned me a bit. I did a internet search and found some raw video footage of the firefighting response, and I got really worried. The fire looked worse than expected, and was pretty much directly under our second floor storage unit. I feared the worst.
After about six weeks I got the OK to come up and recover whatever I could. Upon arrival I found we'd had a lot of smoke and water in the unit, but no actual fire. The cardboard boxes were trashed, a couple of plastic totes were a little warped, but all in all we were OK. Even the settee cushions and the qtr berth mattress eventually came clean. Took the engine home and ran it again just to make sure all was still good to go.
Fast forward to July 2016. After picking up the new tanks, I got back to work on the boat. We splashed last week. Had to run home to FL to drop off the SUV and my trailer/workshop. Brought the crew back up, turned in the rental car, and began final prep for departure. I've run the engine several times since then, and other than having to replace the oil pressure gauge sending unit everything's copacetic.
|Hi a couple of questions. How long is the alternator turnbuckle modification and has anyone encountered excess wear on the return spring and the hole it goes through which is mounted on the tab on the timing cover from the fuel pump stop?
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Those are smooth steel (usually) and don't suffer the same cling effect that raw cast iron does - the whole purpose of the paint is to speed oil drainback to the pan. It goes a long way towards keeping the oil clean as well - just rub some oil on a piece of cast iron and see how quickly it blackens.
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As SJB suggested, I decided to seal the areas of the block and head with Glyptal. Lots of varying opinions out there in the interwebs about the wisdom, utility and benefit of doing this; some folks swear by it, others raise worries about the paint coming loose and plugging up the oil pump and/or oil galleys. Others raise worries about the paint's insulating properties retarding heat transfer from the oil out through the block and oil pan. What ultimately swayed me in favor was that it had been done to this engine before and it looked to be holding up just fine.
A few comments about Glyptal. First, this is an alkyd enamel that was developed for use as an insulator for electrical coils and armatures. It has a very high resistance to heat, and plays well with oil. It's also pretty viscous -- 60% solids by weight. ...
Related to this, I have been working on two M25s (not my own) and was surprised to see that Kubota painted the oil surfaces of the D-850 block with Glyptal too! Sadly it was not used to coat the interior of the valve cover or the oil pan.
|Thanks! I'll get some more images next week . Yup it's a 50ft Mel Davis hull about 1997. Our home too. I reckon the engine is very old but runs nice just needs some TLC!
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Narrowboats are so cool and yours looks like a nice one.
But please....learn to rotate pics before you post them - my neck doesn't rotate well anymore.
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Guest hosting The O'Reilly Factor, Laura Ingraham criticized President Obama for saying that the Bush tax cuts -- rather than health care reform and a stimulus that "didn't work" -- are largely to blame for the debt. But the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimated that the Affordable Care Act will actually reduce deficits, and economists have said the recovery act increased employment and lifted the economy.
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Now, we just got through putting $1.2 trillion into debt. We put that into this health care bill. That wasn't paid for. We put an enormous amount of money into this stimulus. That didn't work. We have all this other money going out the window: child nutrition bill, $6 billion; billions of dollars for all these other, you know, green job initiatives and so forth. Was any of that paid for? I mean, the tax cuts are the reason we're $14 trillion in debt? [Fox News, The O'Reilly Factor, 7/15/11]
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CBO and JCT [Joint Committee on Taxation] estimate that enacting both pieces of legislation -- H.R. 3590 and the reconciliation proposal -- would produce a net reduction in federal deficits of $143 billion over the 2010-2019 period as result of changes in direct spending and revenues (see Table 1). That figure comprises $124 billion in net reductions deriving from the health care and revenue provisions and $19 billion in net reductions deriving from the education provisions. [Congressional Budget Office, 3/20/10]
Estimate Also Found Reform Legislation Would Continue To Reduce Deficit In Second Decade. CBO further stated:
Reflecting the changes made by the reconciliation proposal, the combined effect of enacting H.R. 3590 and the reconciliation proposal would also be to reduce federal budget deficits over the ensuing decade relative to those projected under current law--with a total effect during that decade in a broad range around one-half percent of GDP. [Congressional Budget Office, 3/20/10]
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CBO: Economic Stimulus Added Millions Of Jobs To The Economy In First Quarter Of 2011. A May 2011 report by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimated that the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act lowered the unemployment rate "by between 0.6 percentage points and 1.8 percentage points," and "[i]ncreased the number of people employed by between 1.2 million and 3.3 million" in the first quarter of 2011. [Congressional Budget Office, 5/25/11]
CBO: Economic Stimulus Raised GDP In The First Quarter Of 2011. The same CBO report estimated that the recovery act "raised real (inflation-adjusted) gross domestic product (GDP) by between 1.1 percent and 3.1 percent" in the first quarter of 2011. [Congressional Budget Office, 5/25/11]
Independent And Private Analysts: Stimulus Significantly Raised Employment And GDP. In its sixth quarterly report on the recovery act, the White House Council of Economic Advisers cited several economic estimates that concluded the stimulus increased GDP and lowered unemployment.
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Just wondering:Is it possible to start a bee colony with only one deep box? I'ved never heard of just one...I suppose you couldn't extract honey, and it would get quite full very fast with 3lbs of bees...tell me your insight?Thanks
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I basically live in a flower wonderland and I'm sure they'll collect honey extremely fast.
Alright, yeah I'm basically just trying to get more hives as fast as i can
Minimum to overwinter around here with Italians is two deeps. .
When 8 frames are drawn, you must add a second box. When the second box has 8 drawn frames you add a super. I dont think you can get by with one deep in Minnesota. Your hive might swarm if there is no room to grow.


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Who hasn't wanted to be a bird? Who hasn't wanted to be able to fly without the restraints of noisy airplanes, to soar through clouds and sky without a care? Birds are inspiring creatures, and their myriad colors, shapes, and sizes have fascinated people, particularly artists, since the beginning of time. The same can be said of fish, those slippery big-eyed beings, as they wander effortlessly into the intriguing mysteries of the deepest ocean. Submarines may be an adequate substitute, but the experience of being a fish has never been truly replicated by human beings.
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Ontario is about 45 minutes east of LA. Placerville is a nice area. I've been looking at buying some kind of farm. Your area comes up often. I'm sure you live in a nice area. Do you have a nice size piece of land or a small backyard like me. Matt
Thanks for the support, I'm going to need it. It's nice to find friendly people to talk to about something so exciting. I'm looking for a start up kit at this moment. The biggest question on my mind is frames. Plastic or wood. I leaning toward the wood. Seems more natural for the bees, giving them a tree trunk feel. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks Matt
Annette, why don't you keep the bees at your place? They WILL travel up the road to the neighbour's place where the bees are now living. It would make your life so much easier if they were home with ya. I am sure there is a good reason, but I need to know why? Have a wonderful and most awesome day, life, health. Cindi
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(Cleveland) -- All three women whose bodies were found late last week in East Cleveland were homicide victims, and two of them were strangled to death.
Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner Dr. Thomas Gilson says final autopsies on the three are not yet completed, but so far it has been determined that 18-year-old Shirellda Terry and 38-year-old Angela Deskins died from strangulation. It was not determined how 28-year-old Shetisha Sheeley died. Her death is listed as homicidal violence by unspecified means.
The bodies of Deskins, Sheeley and Terry were all found in a garage and in vacant houses last Friday and Saturday. They all had been placed into plastic garbage bags.
35-year-old Michael Madison (photo), the suspect in all three murders, has been charged with three counts each of aggravated murder and kidnapping. The registered sex offender is being held in the Cuyahoga County jail, and his case has been turned over to a county grand jury.
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text: I was at the game, surprised how many Pistons fans were there. Could you hear us cheering? We had very nice seats and actually could see ourselves when we watched the taped version. Pretty cool. Good game, thank God Rip is back, Washington fans truly don't like him. It was all about Gilbert there, I've never could stand him, all about himself. Thought Kwame had a nice game lots of rebounds, Maxie played well, my man Sheed stayed on the bench, at least he was dressed to play. Thought he might come in but no such luck. At halftime, I went up to go outside, when I came back, my husband said Sheed was right where we were sitting trying to hit a basket from behind the backboard, didn't make it but it was close. I missed it, maybe could have gotten an autograph or a handshake or something. I really need to stop smoking. Anyway, lots of fun and keeping my fingers crossed for tonight. Love the Philadelphia Eagles but it does not cross over to the Sixers.


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Adam Webber would bounce around the sidelines at Highland High School, run onto the field with water when it was needed and soak up the experience.
He learned the plays and the language and the expectations. Webber prepared himself for his football career at Highland while watching his older brother, Jake, play for the Rams through 2006.
"I remember thinking going into my freshman year [in 2010], 'I'm just going to work to get on varsity and play special teams,' " Webber said. "Then I was playing hard enough that I was opening coaches' eyes and playing some linebacker."
He started all but four games that year, an unbelievable beginning for a freshman.
Webber, now a junior, is the last remaining starter from the 2010 Rams team that won the Class 4A state championship.
"The last 2 1/2 years have gone by like it's a blur to me," Webber said. "It feels like it's been one season."
Highland is 2-1 after losing to Herriman last week and plays defending Class 5A champion Lone Peak on Thursday, Sept. 6.
While there are higher-profile college recruits and more explosive athletes on the roster than Webber, who is playing running back as well as linebacker this year, the team's success starts with the player whose nickname remains "Freshman."
Coach Brody Benson said he initially had concerns that Webber might be tougher to rein in because he was "Jake's little brother." He was playful and chatty as a water boy. But things changed when he joined the team.
"He kind of shut his mouth and went to work," Benson said. "Which has kind of been his M.O. since he got here."
At 5 foot 10, Webber is not anybody's prototype, but he is more than a charming anomaly for Highland. He's a player who happened to get a chance earlier than the rest.
"He does have some God-gifted skills," Benson said. "He flat outworks people. He's going to be tough."
Webber was a champion ski racer until eighth grade, when he gave up the sport to focus on football. He plays this game like that one: with contained recklessness. He played most of last year with a torn labrum while fighting his shoulder's persistent urge to pop out of the socket.
"It's the worst feeling I ever felt," Webber said, "because it was just that one little pop, then it would go back in. It felt like a hammer just hitting the top of your shoulder."
With doctors' assurances that he could not do any more damage to the shoulder and that offseason surgery awaited, Webber often would run off the field for a couple of plays, sometimes crying, and swing his shoulder around until blood got flowing, and the subluxation would subside and the ball of the shoulder locked into place again.
"Obviously he's tougher than nails to be able to do that," Benson said. "But it just shows that the kid's passionate about playing the game."
In addition to Webber's physical attributes Benson says he is one of the two fastest players on the Highland roster he is known for being a "cerebral" player, the product of being around the game when his brother played.
Jake Webber later walked on at Brigham Young, and Benson figures Adam has a future in college, too, although no one has yet made an offer.
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|Yeah I saw that you had motor issues.. really sux.. but..a chance to play with an LS is a definite plus... as long as you have the budget for it That LSX aftermarket block is pretty impressive but it also seems like learning a whole new language after messing around with standard SBC/BBC's for all these years ha
|What we ended up doing was after driving the car then pulling the starter and putting a cold one on and the motor would not turn over we attempted to turn the motor over by hand. The motor would not turn over when hot = engine problem and nothing to do with electrical or starter. I am going to pull the motor and pull it down and fix it then sell the 600 hp beast and replace it with some type of LS motor and trans.
FWIW I have been having similar hot start issues with the battery in the trunk.
I tried the ford solenoid, the starter heat shield, grounded both the the battery and the engine block to the frame etc.
After trying the above with no success I finally figured out that if you disconnected the HEI wire and just cranked it a few times the starter was almost too hot to touch even with the engine cold.. = ground issue!!
I did a lot of reading here and on team chevelle and saw several posts saying that grounding the battery to the frame was not sufficient b/c the frame is relatively flimsy metal etc. People were citing factory assembly manuals which called for battery to block no exceptions.
What seems to have solved it for me was running a 2ga ground from the battery in the trunk to the engine block itself (not the bellhousing which is usually aluminum and doesnt conduct well). I also used a separate 2ga ground from a different point on the the block to the frame, a third 2ga ground from the body to the frame and an 8ga ground from the ford remote solenoid to the negative on the battery. Make sure all paint surfaces are clean, bare metal at the connection point - use a dremel or 80 grit sand paper to get to clean, shiny metal.
Hope this helps save someone some frustration in the future..
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|Just got back from the shop Put another new starter on and it would not even turn over with a cold starter. Pulled coil wire and still nothing,,,nothing at all. Tried to turn the motor over at the crank and no go.....they are going to pull the pan because they think it is a galded piston or worse.......I may be done with Hot Rods!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
|Like sqzbox said, check for the ground strap. Also, too advanced timing, check spark plug gap (although it wouldn't cause it to crank slowly, it would cause it to be difficult to start when hot). Starter may need to be shimmed just a little; remember metal expands when it gets hot. Just some thoughts.
|Am going to run the car then pull the coil wire and see how it turns over. The starter is 3 days old,,,the battery is 3 days old and is big,,,,the cables from the battery,,,,2 days old and are so big that I had to use welding connections, Ford solenoid,,,2 days old. I do not have vac. advance,,,running all MSD with mac. advance only. I could have gotten a bad starter but I want to check the cranking with the coil wire pulled and see how it acts.
|manifold off and on, distributer in and out, hot start problem, now but not before the work preformed = timing to far advanced the shop that did the work should correct that at no charge . Just my first guess.
|Might need a bigger battery. There's a lot of resistance through the wire all the way from the trunk. Check for a ground strap from the engine to the firewall also.
|I am not sure where it is set now and it was late last night when I finished running the new ground cable and then found that it did not help. I will back the timing down tonight and see if that is the problem,,,it seems to me that that is the only thing left that it could be.
|Where is your initial timing set at now?
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HI ITS BRAD i see you have a monte i have 1987 monte carlo mint engine 200 miles trans 1500 350 roller cam,roller lfters,roller rockers 203 duration .450 lift car is all orginal black red.orange stripes 200r4 shift kit all built car is mint not bad. computor works i like it super chip in computor. but lets get back to yours tell me if it works, remmber its probly holding vacum and dist, is advance all the way when its sitting there for some time it loses the vacum and goes back to where it should be [cars are not sell proof for vacum] my car does not have vacum it is computerrized keep the hope up and if that does not work we will fix it do not worry or get nerves thanks BRAD
|Yeah sounds like timing. I had identical issues not long ago, adjusted my timing and I get a start even when the thing is baking hot.
|brads auto
hard starting
hi my name is brad iannotti n,providence R.I. EMAIL firstname.lastname@example.com my freinds call me mr.wized i do not know how old you are but remmber the old cadlacs. it sounds what your car is doing yo drive it shut it off and go to start it , it sounds like timing is advanced to death. it is if you have vacum control dist. if you have a check valve it is holding dist advance will it sets vacum slowly leaks out. try running it whit out vacum hook to dist for a test let me know BRAD
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OK, I have read other post that talk about hot start problems that sounds like my problem but the fixes mentioned did not fix mine. 69 Nova 502 all of the sudden will not start after I drive it. It starts fine while cold but once I drive it and shut it off it acts like the battery is dead. I put in a new starter, new battery, ran a huge + cable from the trunk where the battery is up to a Ford solenoid that I put under the hood. Today I was told that I needed to run a new large ground cable from the battery which I connected to the bell housing. From the bell housing (5 speed) I grounded it to the frame. Placing the ground here I thought would make a good ground to the motor. I made sure the Ford Solenoid was grounded well and after all this..........still will not turn over once it has been driven.
I did have the car worked on by a shop that builds hot rods because I was having a backfire issue and they found that the intake gaskets recommended by AFR were not the right ones which created a vacuum leak in the upper bolt holes on each side of the intake (AFR heads do not use the 2 upper intake mounting holes on each side of the intake).
While the car car was in the shop I had them fix a trans issue and then do a mini tub so it has been in the shop for about 6 months and now that I have it back I have the hot start issue that I have never had before. Since the shop has to pull the intake to change to a different gasket I am wondering if the timing is just set to high and that is what is causing the problem with the hot start. Any ideas?
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posted at 8:39 pm on June 25, 2009 by The Other McCain
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Officials of Amtrak have "systematically violated the letter and spirit of the Inspector General Act," Sen. Charles Grassley (R-Iowa) charged Thursday, making public a 94-page legal report prepared at the request of the Amtrak inspector general who resigned suddenly a week ago.
Fred Wiederhold, a veteran IG, retired without notice or explanation June 18 after a meeting with Amtrak officials where he presented the report by the law firm of Willkie, Farr & Gallagher.
"The allegations are serious, including third parties being told to first send documents under subpoena by the Inspector General to Amtrak for review, and the Inspector General being chastised for communicating directly with congressional appropriations and authorizing committees," Grassley said in a statement.
Grassley's accusation of illegal actions by Amtrak, including failure to comply properly with subpoenas, is the most serious to date in an investigation that has expanded quickly since the IG for the AmeriCorps program was given an ultimatum two weeks ago to resign or be fired.
In a letter to Amtrak Chairman Thomas Carper, Grassley said the legal report "suggests a long-term and unrelenting interference with the activities and operation" of the IG's office. Grassley said his staff believes that members of the Amtrak IG office "be fearful of retaliation if they were to discuss the matters set forth in this letter with anyone, including Congress." . . .
Read the rest. Just got off the phone with a source who had some encouraging news. Investigators for Sen. Joe Lieberman (Ind.-Conn.) and Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) are now becoming involved with the IG-Gate probe.
Previously, Lieberman and Collins had seemed willing to accept Obama administration officials' version of the firing of AmeriCorps IG Gerald Walpin without even hearing Walpin's side of the story. Now, as a clear pattern of pressure against IGs has developed, the multiple investigations have gotten the attention of Lieberman and Collins, the chairman and ranking member, respectively, of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. This is the chief oversight committee with jurisdiction to hold hearings and subpoena materials in the IG probe.
Some Republicans, however, have been disappointed by Sens. Orrin Hatch of Utah and Mike Enzi of Wyoming. Both GOP senators have expressed interest in the IG investigations, but neither has sought to interview Walpin or ordered their own staffers to coordinate with Grassley's investigators, who have already been on the case for two weeks.


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(Phoenix, AZ—August 28, 2012) Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction John Huppenthal announced today that a new Native American Language Certification Policy R7-2-614J, developed jointly by the Arizona Department of Education and the Native American Tribes, was unanimously adopted by the State Board of Education.
In discussions at the State Superintendent Huppenthal's Native American Advisory Group, members of various Native American tribes, communities and nations came together to voice their concern with an education bureaucracy that challenged their ability to pass on their native language and culture to future generations of Native American students. These discussions led to a partnership between the Arizona Department of Education and Arizona's Tribal Governments. This partnership has now enabled Native Language speakers to be certified to teach their Native languages in Arizona classrooms.
The Native American Advisory Committee to Superintendent Huppenthal made recommendations to establish a Native Language Teacher Certificate on September 21, 2011. In rapid response to the committee's recommendation a proposed rule to establish a Native Language teacher certificate was drafted. On October 5th this draft rule was considered by the Certification Advisory Committee which unanimously voted to forward the proposed rule to be considered for adoption by the State Board of Education. It was officially adopted today and now goes into immediate effect. The Navajo Nation is already a participating Tribal government. Other tribes in Arizona are currently taking action to draft proficiency assessments and have declared intentions to participate in this government to government partnership. There are 22 tribal governments in Arizona.
"I am pleased with the unwavering support of the State Board of Education in supporting this new policy. These Native American languages are in danger of becoming extinct. It is imperative that we
work to support Native American communities in their efforts to preserve their languages through the generations," stated Superintendent of Public Instruction John Huppenthal.
"I'd like to thank the Department of Education and Superintendent Huppenthal for supporting Native American language programs and its traditional teachers," said State Board member Jacob Moore. "This is a historical event that honors the recognition of Native American languages in our education system and will be well received by Tribal Nations and Communities throughout the state."
The new policy allows for individuals with Native American language proficiency, whose proficiency is verified by their own tribal assessments, to apply for a Native Language Teacher Certificate at the Arizona Department of Education. Other requirements would include a finger print clearance card, an application fee and be subject to renewal requirements consistent with other teacher certificates under section R7-2-614. The policy goes into immediate effect and is anticipated as a new avenue for elders and other non-degreed language experts to teach only native language(s) to students in Arizona schools. Many of these languages are critically endangered and at risk for extinction if not taught to Native American Youth.
"The new Native American Language Certification will help us preserve and maintain our language," said Kathy Kitcheyan, Apache language mentor teacher at San Carlos Unified School District. "I'd like to thank the Superintendent and State Board for having the Native American Advisory Committee and for moving this forward. This was a long time coming."
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By Justin Grones (@JustinGrones)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Former Green Bay women's basketball great Adrian Ritchie (De Pere, Wis.) can be addressed by many impressive titles—Four-time Horizon League Champion. College graduate. Four-time NCAA women's basketball tournament participant. All-Horizon League First Team selection. NetScouts Team USA world champion. The list goes on, but this week she added yet another impressive title—professional athlete.
A hometown hero and fan-favorite, Ritchie will head to Robin Hood's hometown of Nottingham, England where she'll suit up for the Nottingham Wildcats of the English Basketball League (EBL). Her contract begins on the team's first day of practice, Sept. 16, before the EBL season begins in late October. She'll look to contribute to a Wildcats' squad that finished second in the EBL last season.
"It's a complete thrill to be lucky enough to have a professional team call your name and want you to play for them. It's something I've been waiting for my whole life and now that it's here it's pretty unreal and I'm just looking forward to this great opportunity," Ritchie said. "Nottingham has teams ranging from U14 all the way up to the professional level, so it's a great program with a lot of fans and support."
Ritchie finished her impressive collegiate career as one of the most decorated players in program history. A 2012-13 All-Horizon League First Team and All-Defensive Team selection, her 1,360 career points rank 11th on the team's all-time scoring list. She also owns the program career records 3-point field goals made (196) and attempted (538). During the 2012-13 campaign, she led the Phoenix in scoring (456, 14.3 ppg), rebounds (162, 5.1 rpg), free throws (71-84, 84.5%), blocks (19) and steals (84, 2.6 spg). She also set the program record for 3-point field goals made in a single season with 71 while shooting 37.6 percent from long range.
"I think playing at Green Bay prepared me very well for playing professionally," Ritchie said. "I was coached very well from a young age—high school through college—and I've learned so much about the game of basketball. I feel lucky to have that background and I think it can take me many places."
After wrapping up her playing career at Green Bay, she traveled to China in May as part of the NetScouts Team USA women's basketball All-Star squad that competed against the national teams of China, Australia and Brazil. Ritchie and former Phoenix teammate Stephanie Sension helped the U.S. to a 7-2 record and the tournament championship after a nail-biting 66-61 victory over China in the final contest of the 15-day, three-city tour.
Before heading to England in September, Ritchie will be enjoying time with her family and friends while continuing workouts in preparation for her rookie season.
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Mount Blackmore Climber's Log
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Date Climbed: Jul 20, 2016
|A long trail but not too strenuous. After breaking out of the forest we were surrounded by wildflowers. Despite a lone thunderstorm to the East we had great views. Mountains in all directions.
|Posted Aug 31, 2016 2:44 pm
|Good hike
Date Climbed: Jul 18, 1990
|A good view
|Posted Mar 26, 2016 5:42 pm
|Nice Day Hike
|Simple enough of a trail, really cool views from the top especially if there's enough snow. Its like an ocean of mountains.
|Posted Jul 31, 2015 3:25 pm
|Standard Route
Date Climbed: Jul 27, 2013
|Solo from TH near Hyalite Reservoir. Great hike. Nothing complicated, unless forked trails near the beginning trip you up. Rained when I got to the summit.
|Posted May 2, 2014 6:42 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 17, 2012
|Fantastic views
|Posted Dec 25, 2012 11:58 am
|Snow is closing in
Date Climbed: Oct 20, 2012
|Trail is starting to get pretty icy, microspikes or crampons probably a good idea until spring!
|Posted Oct 25, 2012 10:07 pm
|First time up, doubled Elephant Rock
Date Climbed: Jul 30, 2011
|Cool area, totally overrun by tourists and unprepared locals (sorry, but hiking in shorts and t-shirts with a fanny pack for water just isn't prepared enough in high elevation). 10mi roundtrip, a couple fun glissades on the way out
|Posted Jul 3, 2012 10:29 pm
|Nice hike
Date Climbed: Jul 7, 2011
|With the snow finally gone, its an easy walk up the south ridge.
|Posted Oct 26, 2011 12:41 am
|Ski Descent
Date Climbed: Feb 6, 2009
|Beautiful ski descent.
|Posted Dec 6, 2010 9:53 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 10, 2009
|Nice views. I love Montana!
|Posted Nov 28, 2009 3:24 am
|Good ol' Blackmore
Date Climbed: Jul 16, 2007
|Tagged Bole, scrambled down into a basin to tag Elephant, and then tagged Blackmore. Hiked out at Cottonwood. Not a bad day.
|Posted Sep 28, 2009 10:10 pm
|Route Climbed: From Resevoir
Date Climbed: Sep 12, 2009
|Pretty easy walk up the trail. Nice views. Plenty of people on the way up as our group headed down. Did in conjunction with Elephant. Looking forward to more time in the Gallatins again soon.
|Posted Sep 13, 2009 3:25 pm
|Early Season Fun
Date Climbed: Nov 11, 2008
|Skinned to the top via the East face...shredded a line down the east ridge to a chute which dropped the north face. Awesome line!
|Posted Dec 30, 2008 10:41 am
|Storyhill Summit
Date Climbed: Jul 31, 2007
|I topped out on Mt Blackmore during a family vacation to Storyhill Fest along the shores of Hyalite reservoir. Beautiful music, beautiful mountains!
|Posted Dec 15, 2008 6:19 pm
|Great Family Peak
Date Climbed: Aug 24, 2008
|Backpacked up to the bowl created by Blackmore, Elephant Mountain and saddle between. Tagged the summit the next day with my wife, 11 year old daughter and dog. Views to the south and west are incredible!
|Posted Aug 27, 2008 3:59 pm
|Nice Mountain
Date Climbed: Sep 10, 2007
|Nice approach and view of the Bozeman area from the top. Great view of the NE side of the range.
|Posted Aug 5, 2008 9:04 pm
Date Climbed: Jan 27, 2008
|skied from the saddle, sketchy avy conditions, beautiful basin
|Posted Jan 27, 2008 8:51 pm
|Don't Close the Road!
Date Climbed: May 9, 2004
|Rode the North face after a spring storm- classic! Went with Shane and his hippy sticks. One of the best quick rides from Bozeman, have been back many times.
|Posted Dec 12, 2007 4:54 pm
|Very Nice
Date Climbed: Sep 10, 2007
|A great after work hike on a spectacular fall day. A few small patches of snow left from the weekend. Crazy Peak had a fresh coat of snow on its upper reaches.
|Posted Sep 10, 2007 10:54 pm
|Tie-Dye Mike
|First trip up Blackmore
Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2007
|Quickly climbed the trail in 2hrs and 15min, and took the same time for decent. Skipped work to get one last hike in before school started. Beautiful views from the top of the entire valley.
|Posted Aug 26, 2007 9:21 pm


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