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Well It's been a long while since my last actual post... or thread... or... whatever. Anywho, I thought I'd put it out there that I'm working on my custom mando right now and let everyone know about my idea. right now its a little rough... and kinda split into to ideas. It started as a western style think, somewhat like Cad Bane but Mando. I do med Mando armor and have a duster some pistols and a rifle. then I saw Saz's Celtic buckets. I almost cried :cry, they are awesome and in my price range :thumbsup. needless to say, I'm getting one and probably get a standard from him in the near future. well that helmet inspired a new design entirely, based on the celtic influences on that helmet. that got me thinking of something radically different from my earlier design. no duster but a kama. no rifle but a vibro axe. light armor instead of medium and perhaps a JP. I will probably be scratch-building my Axe, but I'd like to know, does anyone use a swiffer wet-jet? all I need is an empty bottle. if anyone has one let me know !


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The Wildcats haven't played since posting a 28-25 win against William & Mary on Nov. 3, snapping a nine-game losing streak against the Tribe. UNH hosts Towson in the final regular-season game on Saturday at noon. The Wildcats own a 6-1 record in the Colonial Athletic Association and can clinch the outright league championship with a victory at Cowell Stadium.
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These encounters are, they insist, innocent meetings of folks who just happen to enjoy each others' company and share an interest in public service.
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We mostly listen and take notes. Most days, we don't even remember to offer them coffee. Or validate their parking. They visit because they want to influence public policy, or at least influence whatever influence we have on public policy.
Us opinionators say this is ethical because: 1) We learn stuff. 2) We are equally open to those on all sides of an issue. 3) They don't give us any money. Or meals. Or Jazz tickets. Or rounds of golf in St. George. They usually leave us with reports and color brochures, sort of like you got at that last timeshare presentation.
But it can work. Which I will now prove by giving a favorable notice to a recent group of editorial board visitors from an organization we have written a lot of smack about over the years.
A delegation of lord-high-everything-elses from the Utah Transit Authority was in for a meet-and-greet. They noted that they've opened a few miles of rail lines in the last few years, way ahead of schedule and way under budget.
Board Chairman Greg Hughes raved about how the modern workforce, with laptops, iPhones and email to catch up on, just loves FrontRunner.
He's going to say that, of course, because rail is the manned space flight part of public transit. It looks cool and draws the support needed to pay for the whole system.
Like Gus Grissom said, "No Buck Rogers, no bucks."
More important, though, is that Hughes and his colleagues made a point of remembering that UTA doesn't exist just for the rich and logged-on.
On the drawing board are plans to improve service for working folks, to automate the fare payment system in a way that is accessible to both the smart-phone wielder and the person who can use a few scraped up dollars to buy a rechargeable fare card at the neighborhood drug store or who already has a state-issued assistance debit card and pay less than the long-distance iPadded commuter.
Nobody explicitly refuted the harsh words of now-retired, and obscenely pensioned, UTA GM John Inglish.
He was the guy who shut down a wise request for more affordable services for the poor made by Salt Lake County Mayor Peter Corroon back in 2005 with the now-infamous line, "UTA is not a social service agency."
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We all pay sales tax, and seek federal funds, to keep the system alive and useful so it can reduce road congestion, ease air pollution, encourage infill development and get people to work on time.
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"You've heard it called the U-T-A," Burton said. "Now, it will be the New-T-A."
We can hope.
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The Used. Neon Trees. Fictionist. Joshua James. Imagine Dragons.
These are the most buzzed-about Utah bands to reach the national scene in the past decade. And while they have different styles of music, these acts share one commonality: Their ascending careers were born in Utah County.
The Salt Lake City music scene has always been a bustling one, with local bands Royal Bliss, Kid Theodore, King Niko and The Brobecks receiving significant regional attention in the past decade.
But when it comes to moving beyond regional success and selling out venues from Southern California to northern Maine, a Provo pedigree has proved more useful.
The Provo scene shows no sign of dormancy, with musicians such as Lindsey Stirling, Parlor Hawk, The Mimi Knowles Band, Chance Lewis, The Moth & The Flame, Faith Johnson, Book On Tape Worm, Eyes Lips Eyes, The New Electric Sound, Ryan Innes, Isaac Russell, Desert Noises and others making noise.
When University of Utah grad Kaskade makes records, he turns to Utah County for singers such as Mindy Gledhill and writing and production help from Finn Bjarnson, forsaking his onetime hometown for the fruits that have blossomed in Utah County.
Not bad for one of the most conservative areas in America.
Early influences • Corey Fox is the owner of the all-important Velour Live Music Gallery in the 100 block of University Avenue in Provo. He has owned the all-ages club since 2005 and has had a front-row seat as bands have begun and built up support on his stage.
"I have respect for a lot of bands and club owners in Salt Lake City," Fox said. "That being said, I do think there is something special happening in Provo."
There are many pieces to the puzzle, but Velour has played a big part in these successes.
"I would like to think part of it is because of the structure I have put in place, that I am a good judge of potential talent and a good motivator," he said, "but it really comes down to the talent and work ethic of the bands. That work ethic can create a domino effect. If one band sets the bar high, others will follow."
That domino effect serves not as a destroyer, but as an inspiration, Fox said.
"There is definitely a strong community feel in the Provo music scene, which is another reason for all the success," he added. "It's a small town with limited venues so bands know and support each other. To be honest, there is also a healthy dose of friendly competition between bands that has been very instrumental in the scene's growth as well."
Bands that have found success beyond Provo say the area offers them an atmosphere where they could thrive.
Bert McCracken is frontman of hard-rock band The Used, which signed a major-label deal in 2001 and has sold more than 3 million albums. He said the opening of Velour helped turn Utah County into a hot nerve center. "There wasn't a lot of places to play" before Velour, said McCracken, whose band began in Orem. Now, "there's a little more open-mindedness" in Provo to music.
"The music community is a testament to Corey," said Lindsey Stirling, who lived in Provo from 2005 to late last year and performed many times at Velour, as a solo artist and as a violinist supporting other musicians. She became a YouTube sensation while in Utah, with her violin mash-up videos drawing more than 226 million total views and 1.5 million subscribers.
American Fork musician Joshua James is the only home-grown artist in recent history to perform at the Salt Lake City Arts Council's popular Twilight Concert Series. He headlined a Seattle venue Thursday. "I love the passion Corey puts into Velour," said the folk-rock musician. "He is so supportive of local music and me. There is a community of supporting music in Provo. Go to Velour for a band you've never heard of, and there will be 200 people there. Go to Salt Lake City for a band that's well-known, and there will be 30 people there."
Kyle Henderson, frontman for the nationally touring alt-country band Desert Noises, said, "[Provo] is a great place because there's a lot of college kids forming bands at critical places in their lives. It's really awesome to be a part of that."
Muse joins in • A rising player in Provo is Muse Music Café, also in the 100 block of University Avenue. It has been around for about a dozen years, but new owners Debby Phillips and Darcie Roy took the reins in June. While they don't have the longevity of Taylor, they are opening eyes by providing a diverse lineup of local acts, including a heavy dose of hip-hop.
As an outsider who has only lived in Utah for about two years, Roy said the first Utah band she became aware of was new-wave revivalists Neon Trees, which has seen both of its full-length albums on Mercury Records become national smashes.
"Debby and I first learned of Provo through them," she said. "I met them while living on the East Coast, and Debby while traveling from her home base in California. While touring our respective sides of the country, both of us clearly saw how incredibly hard they were working at making their dream a reality. We both believe that drive and focus are what will get results. Talent and connections will give you a base, sure, but your success will be short-lived if you don't focus on the bigger picture."
The sense of community in Provo continues to excite Roy. "As far as recognition and applause go, I definitely feel a sense of Provo pride, and I know others do, too," she said. "While a city by definition, we definitely maintain a small-town feel, so when one of our own does something great, we feel a connection to it on a personal level."
North vs. south • Those who visit Velour or Muse sense the difference between those clubs and clubs in Salt Lake City. There is not only a community of bands, but a community of listeners. One example is the growing popularity of Provo's Rooftop Concert Series.
Fox acknowledges there are a lot of great, hard-working bands in Salt Lake and some good places to play, but his focus is different.
"Most clubs in Salt Lake are bars that either cater to national touring acts or are just looking to book local bands as fun entertainment for the bar crowd," he said. "In a bar-heavy scene, it's easy for bands to get in the routine of playing too often or just showing up and playing to built-in crowds."
Fox said Velour is different.
"My motivation was to create a stage where I could find local talent and push them to accomplish more," he said. "Also, being an all-ages venue, it forces bands to get creative with branding and promotion to draw people to the shows. It also serves as a great platform for the development of young artists who can't play at 21-and-over clubs."
One curious feature of the clubs in Provo is that there seems to be less distracting audience noise and more respect given to performers.
"Trust me, we have some shows filled with college freshmen that haven't figured that out yet," said Fox, "but yes, [respect] is one of our goals."
Fox said the absence of alcohol means the performance is the only focus of the crowd.
"We also consider Velour a 'listening room,' and we want the crowds to respect the performers and to respect their neighbors who are trying to listen," he said. "The crowd reaction in between songs can be greater because the crowd is actually fans of the band rather than random people socializing in a bar."
Some musicians say there is nothing worse than some dunce yapping in the background when you're playing. That's a reason to avoid Salt Lake City, which has developed a reputation for boisterous and alcohol-soused crowds.
Damien Jurado is a Seattle-based singer-songwriter who performs in Utah but makes it a point to avoid Salt Lake City because he finds the crowds especially noisy.
"I haven't played Salt Lake City in a long time. I'd rather play Velour in Provo," Jurado said. "Most club-owners don't give a s-. But Corey does. They appreciate people coming there. They have a great crowd."
The future • The question now is whether the hype over a particular Utah County "sound" will die down or help the state, proving to the rest of the country that Utah-grown bands have the talent and personality to appeal to people from Scranton, Pa., to Bakersfield, Calif.
"I don't think that you can define a Utah County 'sound' since most of these bands are succeeding in different genres of music, but I would definitely say that the Utah County music scene itself has been underhyped for sure, even in Provo," Fox said. "I honestly think that Provo could end up rivaling past music scenes in Seattle or Brooklyn and I'm just waiting for everyone to catch on. … [I] would definitely like to see more local awareness, pride and support."
Roy agreed. "I think Utah County music overall is underhyped," she said. "There is a tremendous amount of talent here."
Other Utah bands have differing opinions, but some look at the attention as a sign that national success can come to a band anywhere in the country.
"I'm constantly hearing 'If you want to make it, you have to move to L.A. or New York' or whatever. … I say that's nonsense," said Ransom Wydner, lead singer of Salt Lake City band King Niko. "Look at Neon Trees, Imagine Dragons, Kaskade, etc. We have an amazing culture of music here and Utah is gorgeous and a great place to find inspiration. Honestly, all that matters these days is delivering the goods. If you can turn out good music that affects people, do it and don't sweat geography."
King Niko guitarist Benjamin Moffat said Utah County may get more mainstream attention than Salt Lake City but great bands are coming out of both places. "It's essentially Coke versus Pepsi the same poison with slightly different flavors."
The future is bright for all Utah bands. "Our neighbors to the south have turned out a lot of success, but I have a feeling Salt Lake will catch up," Wydner said.
"It's a little sad that there's so much separation between the two [because] it's only 45 minutes away from one another," Henderson said.
Roy agrees. She says a rising tide helps all boats.
"Artistic expression is a free-flowing thing and shouldn't be confined by cliques or labels," she said. "We'd love to see that same sense of community extend outward and eventually become a statewide attitude."
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Monday Night Football: New Orleans Saints Beat Philadelphia Eagles, 28-13
Drew Brees threw two touchdown passes and Patrick Robinson scored on a 99-yard interception return, as the New Orleans Saints beat the Philadelphia Eagles, 28-13, in the Superdome on Monday night. New Orleans (3-5) sacked Michael Vick seven times and sent Philadelphia (3-5) to its fourth straight loss. The Saints jumped out to a 21-3 halftime lead thanks to Robinson's first quarter interception return and Brees' precision passing.


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I build everthing my self (boxes, frames,traps,hand tools, smoker). check by binging frame paterns and you'l get a ton of them. but make sure you use your foundation as you assemble the frames to make sure you have them square till you get use to making them. John
And, it's the MOst BORING wood working in the whole world. (if I wasn't married I'd never make them :-* )
Anyone trying to build their own frames (or anything with a table saw for that matter) should always use push sticks ...some feather boards to hold the timber down and against the fence wouldn't go astray either.


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Lohan arrested for nightclub fight in NY, also charged for Calif. car crash
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Actress Lindsay Lohan attends the White House Correspondents' Association annual dinner in Washington in this April 28, 2012 file photo. Lohan was arrested outside a New York nightclub on an assault charge early November 29, 2012 after she punched another woman in the face, police said. Lohan and the 28-year-old unidentified woman had some sort of dispute inside the club Avenue in Manhattan around 4 a.m., police said. (REUTERS/Larry Downing/Files)
Lohan, 26, was arrested shortly after 4 a.m. on a third-degree misdemeanor assault charge after punching another woman in the face at a club in the Chelsea neighborhood, police said.
The charges in California were more serious, and could result in the "Mean Girls" actress having her probation revoked and being sent back to jail.
Lohan, who has been to rehab, jail and court numerous times since a 2007 arrest for drunk driving and cocaine possession, is currently on informal probation, following her January 2011 conviction for stealing a gold necklace from a jewelry store.
A Los Angeles judge had lifted her formal probation in March but told her to comply with all laws and stay out of trouble.
Police in the beach city of Santa Monica said Lohan was formally charged on Thursday with reckless driving and lying to police after telling them she was not driving the Porsche that smashed into a truck on a busy highway. No one was seriously injured.
In New York, Lohan was accused of punching a 28-year-old unidentified woman multiple times in the face, said New York Police Sergeant John Buthorn. The victim sustained "minor, minor injuries," he said.
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Discussion in 'Fantasy Sports Central' started by Darth Tater, Jun 24, 2007.
Thanks, Jamamer. I'll follow your advice!
Re: Coming soon **FANTASY FOOTBALL** Is the fantasy football league full?
Re: Coming soon **FANTASY FOOTBALL** Yes it's full. But we will put you on the list as a backup. Please keep in mind that regular posters on this forum will be given first priority.
Re: Coming soon **FANTASY FOOTBALL** that means start posting not don't play.
Re: Coming soon **FANTASY FOOTBALL** Yeah, what he said.
Re: Coming soon **FANTASY FOOTBALL** So, since I already posted, can I just take a break until the draft day?
Re: Coming soon **FANTASY FOOTBALL** No. Anyone who doesn't post for a period of three consecutive days or longer is subject to league discipline, possibly including expulsion from the league. Commissioner Jammer is very strict on this policy. There will be absolutely no exceptions.
Re: Coming soon **FANTASY FOOTBALL** What do you mean exactly by "posting"? I hate to sound this stupid, I am an extremely knowledgable sports fan, but I' a newbie as far as fantasy football goes.
Re: Coming soon **FANTASY FOOTBALL** It means contributing to the board. Participating in discussions. This is mainly a Pistons board, we talk about them quite a bit.
Re: Coming soon **FANTASY FOOTBALL** You can't do this to us. The public will not stand for this. The true fans of the game will speak up.
Re: Coming soon **FANTASY FOOTBALL** Are you a member of any other forums? There are threads where we reply to other people. We discuss sports related issues. We promote our ideas. We exchange opinions. You go into the thread and participate, that's all that means.
myzoriak, I will send a message to the commissioner of this league, and he will get back to you. Welcome to the forum.
LTom will go first this time. Nice to know the order is random. My point is, there are 3 to 4 QBs that will throw ~30 TD passes. Only 1 RB will score 25 plus TDs. The next best will be in the 15 to 16 range. No contest.
Sleeper is Joey Harrington. Pick him first
don't think theres a spot left.... but if so PM me... I'm active all year. wait... i have a league.. i am starting a thread...
You might want to private message Roscoe36 as a courtesy/for permission to advertise your league here. He owns this joint. ;)
o sorry, didn't know it would be a big deal to invite a few members here to play fantasy football I have a few spots and some people here might have missed out on this thread (like me) Seems fine... all in fun and football!
Not a big deal at all. Just a suggestion.
Here is an excellent draft guide for fantasy football rookies (and veterans too)! Be sure to read it. It goes over the basics. Strategy 101: Fantasy's 10 Commandments - NFL - Yahoo! Sports
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Partake in the joy and pageantry of the Christmas Season as it might have been celebrated in English castles in the 16th Century.
History The Madrigal Dinner at Fort Hays State University began in the fall of 1964. The Union Activities Board created a monthly series of gourmet dinners. Themes from various parts of the world were used in providing an evening of food, music, and décor. The first dinners represented Holland, Germany and Hawaii. The desire for an English dinner had prompted the involvement of Dr. Donald Stout, FHSU Music Department and Mr. John Thorns, FHSU Art Department. Both were familiar with the Madrigal Dinner held at Indiana University where they had done graduate study.
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England was a melting pot of music and styles from the continent of Europe. Music from Italy (the madrigal, for example), France and Northern Europe (German and Flemish areas) was imitated and given an "English flair." The singing and instrumentation were often given first traditional hearings at informal private affairs in the castles and country homes of the landed gentry. Many of the Lords and Ladies performed the music themselves as they sat at dinner in the Great Hall. Part books were handed out and everyone present participated as the host encouraged. The FHSU Madrigal Feaste is our representation of the joy and reverence of the Christmas Season as it might have been celebrated in 16th century England.For information call the
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yeah I have similar issue with my baby (now a year old), but he was born prematurely and was deprived of oxygen as well - the vet said he would have definite brain damage, we just did not know to what extent
he took longer to gain his eyesight, he actually learned how to walk up and down stairs blind, but now sees just fine...his growth was stunted (definite "runt" of the litter), and whereas he is very intelligent because that is the breed, he doesn't recognize verbal commands right away...he's just slow...
we took extra time training him, and still continue work at it...but there are some things he just doesn't seem to comprehend...mental retardation is possible, but just work with your baby in a way that works for your household, no two dogs are the same, and even if there is a limitation to his brain abilities, you'll find a way to work with it and find your's and his "normal"
but, that's just my take on it
The personality change is pretty typical, especially if he had bad experiences with other dogs. It's too bad you don't have more time to spend with him. He's probably bored and lonely. My dog does the licking thing (not a firepit though! Wow!) with metal objects and feet. He sounds more like he has nervous problems rather than being mentally impaired.
On a more light-hearted note: Hyperbole and a Half: Dog
I don't see how "mentally retarded" is offensive. It is being used in proper context. Maybe I should have said "mentally impaired"?
Anyway, yeah Ghost does sometimes stare at objects. And his personality changed a lot. When he was a baby he was brave and curious. Now he's one year old and quite cowardly. Don't get my wrong, I love my dog. He just seems off. I guess I'm so used to my Aussie Shepherd (who died a couple years ago due to old age). That dog was insanely intelligent to the point it was scary! She could answer simple yes or no questions. And she was easy to train and always wanted to please.
Ghost just seems less intelligent than her. He does have some behavior issues I have been trying to correct. Like he attacks and barks a other dogs. He didn't use to until he had a bad experience at the dog park. Another puppy his age was too rough with him when playing and he got real upset. He has never gotten along with other dogs since. Well, except for the rottweiler my parents own. That is another issue. Otis (the rottweiler) used to bully Ghost a lot. Not so much anymore, but sometimes ge still treats Ghost like ****.
I want to train him more, but I am always either working or at college. I only can spend two days out of the week training him.
|Definitely what selzer said. Some of the "lay" and walking troubles just sound like training issues to me, and my shepherd actually tried to lick a burning candle just because he's a goof. But the freeze and stare off into space worries me. My last shepherd had epilepsy and he had petit mal seizures where he would suddenly freeze and stare off into space or his eyes would roll up. Not sure why but after his seizure developed, he had some weird behaviors like pawing new surfaces, leaning against walls, and excessive drooling. It's not likely, but definitely something I would bring up and have the vet check out.
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I am more concerned with the staring into space and not snapping out of it when you call the dog. Is he fixated on something, a person or dog, or is he having a lapse. I know people can have tiny epileptic siezures where they blank for moments. Teachers can see it sometimes. It is quick but it is still an issue. I do not know that that is what is going on with your dog though. Could he be listening for something. When you take the dog to the vet, I would ask about that, and mark how frequent and how long this lasts.
Lay or Down is more difficult, especially with distractions for dogs. That does not mean your dog's growth or aptitude is stunted. It may indicate a dog with more independence, who is less apt to conform to what you want.
The down position is a position where the dog is more vulnerable and has to accept. If there are other dogs around, the dog may feel he is being put lower than the other dogs, or he may be concerned with being attacked.
A training tool that some people employ is to build up a down stay to 30 minutes, and use it regularly, like when they are eating, or exercising. There is nothing wrong with teaching a long down, but I would go slowly with it.
I am more concerned with the staring into space and not snapping out of it when you call the dog. Is he fixated on something, a person or dog, or is he having a lapse. I know people can have tiny epileptic siezures where they blank for moments. Teachers can see it sometimes. It is quick but it is still an issue. I do not know that that is what is going on with your dog though. Could he be listening for something. When you take the dog to the vet, I would ask about that, and mark how frequent and how long this lasts.
|I think the licking everything is probably part boredom and part clueless exploring. The refusal to do a lay is probably stubbornness to lay down or the similarity in lay/stay. Switching sides back and forth is a common walking issue with pups/dogs. Humping thing probably nothing out of the ordinary list of hump issues. Pretty typical nothing wrong with him. Just needs some more training, exercise, and healthy activities.
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|So I feel for you. Our dog, Loki, was ah, "slow". Or maybe he was just really stubborn. Either way he wasn't stupid. But you know that look of intelligence? That look of "the gears are turning" you see in your GSD's eyes? You know the look... Loki didn't have it.
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The macho attitudes that prevail in many crews ignore the proven fact that humans need rest if they are to function responsibly. Muscles require it, but surely the brain needs it even more. Rest and sleep are of utmost importance to skippers, watch captains, navigators, and others who must make decisions. A psychiatrist who specializes in the treatment of military veterans, Jonathan Shay, in an article in the journal Parameters (Summer 1998), emphasizes the great danger of regarding sleep stoically as an act of self-indulgence. He writes: "Sleep deprivation, in particular, promotes: Catastrophic operational failure. Fratricide and other accidental deaths. Otherwise preventable non-combatant casualties. Loss of emotional control and failure of complex social judgmentoften the proximal causes of operational failure."
If that's true for the commanders of naval and military units, it's certainly true for the leaders of crews of pleasure boats, even in relatively easy conditions.
That experience should inspire some reflection by sailors heading out overnight or even on short runs in wet, cold, or rough conditions. But before examining alternatives in watch organization, let's see how a watch works.
There's a well-tested routine for the change of the watch. The members of the new watch are roused by the old, off-going watch in time for them to get dressed, have a cup of coffee or a snack, and go on deck with a few minutes left over so they can gain a feel for the conditions, develop night vision (if necessary), and be briefed about the boat's position, nearby vessels, and the weather. A watch change takes at least 20 minutes in rough weather (when foul-weather gear and safety harnesses must be put on) and 10 minutes in good weather. You don't do the other watch a favor by letting them sleep a little longer, for they'll have to rush to get on deck in time. It's rude to your shipmates to be late getting on deck. And it's dangerous and rude for the off-going watch to leave important chores (like changing sails) to the oncoming watch, whose coordination and alertness will revive slowly.
Regardless of the weather, as soon as the new watch is settled down they should inspect the sails and recoil and recleat all halyards and sheets to make sure there are no kinks in the lines. The new watch should never assume that the old watch made no mistakes. (Obviously, we're talking about normal cruising and racing. On the most intense racing boats, the off-watch doesn't go below but, instead, rides the windward rail. They're even more uncivilized than the fellows that the Teutonic critic in my cartoon was frothing about.)
Sleep may be a loose term aboard a moving boat. In my experience, there's not much real sleep the first night out when my system is adapting to new conditions. But that's no excuse not to lie down when off watch early in a passage. Rest is almost as good as sleep. On the second night I'm usually sleeping fairly well, and on the third I'm enveloped by Morpheus.
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Watch-on-watch with regular hours Here we have the classic arrangement of two watches, traditionally called "starboard" and "port," standing back to back. In this schedule, each three-person watch is on deck for four hours, then off-watch for four hours before coming back up. This is called four-on-four-off.
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Watch-on-watchthe Swedish system The Swedish watch system also splits the crew in half, but uses an irregular schedule to balance the varying demands of different times of day. Beginning at 1900 hours (7:00 p.m.), the watches run on this schedule: five hours, four hours (mid watch), four hours, five hours, and six hours (afternoon watch). This system dogs itself automatically.
Three watches Here we have the system that the Royal Navy instituted to allow the crew more time off to rest and clean ship. Each watch of two people (in our example) is on deck for three or four hours-with six or eight hours off, respectively. Splitting the crew into thirds is effective on passages when not much sail handling is called for. One watch below must be on standby, ready to come on deck in a moment. If there are a lot of maneuvers or you're setting spinnakers, you'll need more people on deck almost all the time.
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I hate poor reporting, The woman cutting onions on the subway was part of a social experiment and she was recording peoples reactions to her behavior. its not "odd" behavior on the subway when your doing it intentionally.
So, you don't think people randomly doing social experiments on the subway is odd? What if the poor reporting is an experiment to see what people with nothing better to do comment on?
What kind of shaming campaign is this? Just because a guy dresses a little differently from the mainstream you put up his picture on a news website to shame him for all the world? Well…the shame is on you…
looks like it's not a shame for the guy to dress like this
Wow! I went on the subway today and there were , like, all kinds of people I've never seen in my condo community, like, where did they come from???
Wish there was more information on the wedding dress runaway.
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So Halloween costumes are trolling? I guess I was a troll all through the 80's in NYC.
Sam Prince should have seen the subway in the 70's, this modern stuff is nothing compared to those days.
I hope these people sue you.
The people sleeping on the subway, not so strange. I see it all the time and the other people are mostly going to party LOL.
The only etiquette suggestion might be for the woman who had lifted her top. The rest make perfect NYC sense to me. Example: guy buys lounger and in NY it's impossible to get delivery, or very expensive, or both. So he hauls it himself.
The only thing that I learned from this, is that Sam Prince thinks he's somehow better than the rest of humanity. The only troll involved in this "news item", besides the man taking "upskirt" photos, is Sam himself. Making fun of mentally ill people (likely in some of these examples) is a mental deficiency, in and of itself.
The worst type of lazy photo journalism one can find on the internet. Some of the pics are so ordinary run of the mill that makes the tag of "Trolls" reflective of the toxic political atmosphere in Washington DC. This kind of reporting is also borderline subject to civil liability in a court of law. Shaming innocent people just to get a paycheck??????
people who think this is particularly remarkable need to get out more. obviously the compiler of this collections of photos hasn't much of a life.
I think the real trolls are the people who took the pictures. Let people be!
Only troll I see here is the author. Utter tripe.
Notice how in the pic with the guy lounging the only person that the people think is strange is the guy taking the picture. None of this is new (well, except for the woman baring her breast). And I think taking a picture of a woman who seems to have had bad things happen on her wedding day for amusement is downright wrong and disgusting.
Labelliing the people in some of the photos as trolls says something about the reporter. Sure some are unacceptable, but many just show people who seem exhausted, or trying to get from one place to the next, regardless of how they are dressed. The reporter is prejudiced and it shows.


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My sister-in-law asked if I could repaint my nephew's Hasbro toy blaster and make it look more realistic. Well, I was glad to have an excuse to paint and get into my Fett mindset again. :)
The first thing to do was to sand off the black decal on the stock. After that I filled in some of the screw holes, seams and gaps with bondo. Follow that up with primer, a base coat of Tamiya battleship gray, dry-brush the high spots with silver, add a few rust streaks and do a wash made of glass cleaner and gunmetal over the entire blaster.
Here's my nephew and my sister-in-law at Dragon Con
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FONTANA - Assemblywoman Cheryl R. Brown received a call recently from a Bloomington woman whose car was impounded by law enforcement because she forgot her driver's license at home.
The woman found herself stranded with her four children at night, and three days later had to pay more than $1,000 to get her car back.
It's the kind of story that convinced Brown a change was needed in the laws surrounding car impounds.
"I have heard numerous stories from my constituents about the hardship that the mandatory 30-day impound law has harmed their families and the abuse that has plagued the current system," she said.
Brown, D-San Bernardino, introduced Assembly Bill 335 in February, a bill that would prevent police from impounding vehicles that can be parked legally or released to a licensed driver.
Police say that while AB 335 might protect low- and fixed-income families, it could increase injury car crashes.
Fontana Police Chief Rodney Jones wrote a letter to Brown this week, detailing his opposition to the bill.
"I can appreciate that many people are precluded from obtaining a license for a variety of reasons which may cause a hardship for them and their family," Jones wrote. "However, the answer is not legislation that will increase the number of people hurt or killed by people who are untrained, unqualified and unlicensed to operate a motor vehicle on our roads."
He cited a statistic from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, saying that an unlicensed driver is 4.9 times more likely to be involved in a fatal accident compared to a licensed driver.
Police argue that being able to impound a vehicle is a deterrent, one that helps prevent people from driving if their license has been taken away.
Brown said the bill won't bar police from arresting or imposing fines on unlicensed drivers. It just makes impounding a car a last resort.
The bill is similar to one passed in 2011 that prevents police from impounding vehicles driven by motorists caught at a sobriety or driver's license checkpoints without a license. Assembly Bill 353 requires police to track down the registered owner of the vehicle or someone with permission from the registered owner to take the vehicle instead.
AB 335 is broader, expanding to regular traffic stops.
"(Brown's) worried about people trying to make a living," said Claremont police Lt. Mike Ciszek. "I'm worried about the people that are going to be killed every year."
Ciszek, head of Claremont police's traffic division from 2006 to 2009, said officers often investigate traffic collisions where one or more drivers have revoked or suspended licenses.
Ontario police say they've heard of the bill, but are still evaluating it.
Police Cpl. Bill Russell said the department is also trying to determine what effect the 2011 impound law has had on crashes in the city.
"I don't think we've made a determination yet. They're still keeping an eye on it," he said.
Redlands police are also taking a look at the bill, but Police Chief Mark A. Garcia agreed that unlicensed drivers are involved in high rates of crashes.
Numerous law enforcement agencies, including the Los Angeles, Oakland and San Francisco police departments already allow unlicensed drivers to park their cars or have a licensed driver pick up the vehicle to avoid being impounded.
The bill has been assigned to the Assembly Transportation Committee.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Entering halftime with the lead, the Green Bay women's basketball team couldn't contain a hot shooting Milwaukee squad as the Panthers opened the second stanza on a 14-3 run en route to topping the Phoenix 75-64 on Saturday afternoon at the Kress Center.
The loss halted a 17-game Phoenix winning streak against Milwaukee, leaving the Phoenix at 8-6 overall and 1-1 in the Horizon League. The Panthers improved to 5-9 overall and 1-0 in league action.
Despite the loss sophomore Kaili Lukan (Barrie, Ontario) finished with a game- and career-high 25 points, recording 20+ points in two consecutive contests. Senior Breannah Ranger (Skokie, Ill.) finished with her fourth double-double of the season, registering 13 points and 10 rebounds.
Green Bay scored the first points of the game, opening on an 8-0 run before Milwaukee called a timeout just under three minutes in. Junior Megan Lukan (Barrie, Ontario) collected the opening tip for the Phoenix and took it down the court where she found sister Kaili for a quick basket and 2-0 lead. Scores by senior Breannah Ranger (Skokie, Ill.), Kaili Lukan and freshman Mehryn Kraker (West Allis, Wis.) put the lead at 8-0.
With the Phoenix continuing to lead by five points (13-8) at the 14:45 mark, Milwaukee pulled to within a point (14-13) with 13:32 remaining. Using a 13-6 run the Panthers found their groove from deep, connecting on three three's during the run. However the Phoenix countered with a run of its own, this time a 10-2 streak to put the lead back at nine points (24-15) with 9:29 remaining. Four different players scored by the run capped off by three free throws from Ellen Edison (Maple Grove, Minn.) as she was fouled on a shot from deep.
The Phoenix continued to build its advantage, leading by as many as 12 points (37-25) in the closing minutes before going into intermission with a 37-28 advantage.
Leading 37-28 at the half, the Panthers opened the second stanza on an 11-0 run to take its first lead of the game, 39-37, at 17:19.
Green Bay shot 45.2 percent (14-31) in the first half, while the Panthers went 40.0 percent (10-25). However, Milwaukee was a cool 46.2 percent (6-13) from deep, while the Phoenix was limited to 14.3 percent (2-14) from beyond the arc. Green Bay held its own in the paint, outscoring the Panthers 24-4.
Milwaukee closed the opening half with a three by Angela Rodrigues and picked up right where it left off to start the second stanza as Rodriguez, Sydney Snower and Bre'Zall Warren sunk back-to-back-to-back three point shots to tie the game at 37-37 with 17:53 on the clock.
Green Bay missed the shot on its next possession and Milwaukee received a pair of free throws on its return trip down the court as Avyanna Young sunk both attempts to give the Panthers their first lead of the contest, 39-39, a lead they wouldn't relinquish the rest of the way. Milwaukee led by as many as 14 points in the second half en route to the 75-64 triumph.
Milwaukee shot an impressive 50.0 percent (13-26) from deep in the game and finished the contest shooting 46.0 percent (23-50) from the field. Green Bay was just 12.5 percent (4-32) from deep and 38.3 percent (23-60) overall. The Phoenix also controlled the boards, 41-33, and had a 34-16 edge in paint points.
Milwaukee had four players record double-digit scoring, led by 23 points from Angela Rodriguez. Avyanna Young finished with a double-double, adding 12 points and 13 rebounds.
Green Bay now takes to the road, traveling to Ohio to face Youngstown State and Cleveland State next week.
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STREETCAR LAWSUIT FILED: Is Kansas City's new downtown streetcar line in jeopardy now a lawsuit has just been filed challenging the project's funding? Construction was scheduled to start this summer on the two-mile transit initiative approved by voters in December.
BROKEN HEALTHCARE PROMISES? A Jackson County judge awards the Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City $162 million in a judgment against the owner of the largest hospital system in our metro. The foundation sued HCA which purchased all of the former Health Midwest hospitals alleging it had not delivered on promises for charitable care and capital improvements at the facilities, which include Overland Park Regional, Menorah and Research Medical Center's. It was a massive ruling that captured national attention, including a story in the New York Times. KCPT special correspondent Sam Zeff poured through the 140-page court ruling this week.
GM FAIRFAX: The CEO of General Motors heads to town this week to announce the biggest ever plant investment in the company's history. The automaker says their $600 million investment will make the KCK facility the crown jewel of GM's manufacturing universe. We explore the significance of the announcement.
NIXON'S STATE OF THE STATE: The Missouri Governor, now starting his second term, calls for campaign finance reform, more money for education, an expansion of the number of days in the school year and expanded Medicaid coverage. Freed from having to run for re-election, did we see a different Jay Nixon this week?
ADELE HALL REMEMBERED: She is being described as Kansas City's "First Lady." Civic leader and philanthropist Adele Hall died this week after collapsing unexpectedly while in Hawaii with her husband, Hallmark Cards Chairman, Donald Hall. She was 81.
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(April 1) - The National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) announces that in April, Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), the nation should see greater focus and attention on sexual violence.
Karen Baker, NSVRC Project Director says that as a result of the NSVRC's SAAM campaign, April 2003 will experience more coordinated nationwide SAAM activities than has ever occurred before. "In particular," Baker says. "April 9th will be a big day!" As part of this year's SAAM campaign, the NSVRC has called for simultaneous events on April 9th, Shout Out events, to take place all across the nation. Baker points out, "these events may be small or large but the hope is that together they will send a clear message to the nation: Sexual Assault affects everyone and we must now Decide to End Sexual Violence!" "Some Shout Outs may be small, local or regional events," explains Baker, "but larger events are also scheduled. For example, a state coordinated Shout Out will take place in Harrisburg, PA."
Jan Baily, Communications Director for the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape (PCAR) reports that "PCAR is preparing a statewide Shout Out at the Capital complex in Harrisburg. Buses will bring in people from all over the state." Baker asks the media to "watch for the wide variety of SAAM activities, and provide press coverage.
There will also be Take Back the Night events on campuses and many creative activities across the nation." She adds that the NSVRC website, www.NSVRC.org provides a calendar of SAAM activities that currently lists approximately 140 upcoming SAAM events. Baker reported that early in the month, April 3rd, the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention will sponsor a live satellite broadcast and webcast on Sexual Violence Prevention: Building Leadership and Commitment to Underserved Communities. And on the last day of the month, the National Taskforce to End Sexual and Domestic Violence Against Women is planning a briefing on Capital Hill to focus attention on effective sexual assault prevention programs, which will end April on a positive note.