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Re: Marthas Vineyard, Greenport, Block Island, Port Jeff, Matiuk, Stonington, New Lo
You are right. I'm resigned to the delivery being either a "guys" trip or having her delivered. We've done that before. Have the boat moved far away and sail her home. We get to theoretically cover twice the distance and the psychology of always making progress toward home is easier on the crew. I say theoretical because, when we did this last year, we ended up spending a week exploring Penobscot Bay making no westerly progress at all. And loving it!
I think I've mentioned that I have a buddy that moved his boat up here, from Annapolis, for this past summer. He had her delivered and the crew of two made it in 48 hrs flat, non-stop offshore. Ideal passage conditions though. I know he absolutely loved coming here to sail for the summer and I'm waiting to hear whether he is really going to take his boat home. He is considering leaving her on the hard rather than paying to deliver her home and back again, but it is exactly those Fall sailing months that he is considering. Nice problem to have.
Re: Marthas Vineyard, Greenport, Block Island, Port Jeff, Matiuk, Stonington, New Lo
I understand. I have to agree, and that's why we come up there on August. Tht turns around in September and October. Not saying there isn't good sailing on the Sound in the fall, but that is primo time on the Chesapeake. Most who even take there boats out here don't do so till mid November. Days are warm and so is the water. Colors re out at all the many anchorages and quiet rivers and creeks. Power boaters leave .
While my Odessey seemed long , you really need a month in many ways. The worst part is always getting from here to there. The Jersey coast and Delaware River are arduous but the rewards once arriving on the Sound or the Chessie are worth it.
The biggest differences we found were that there are Far more places to just drop a hook on the Chesapeake and they are closer. No needs to always travel iChat distances between harbors or inlets.
People are nice both places. Great little towns both places. More Mainas on the Chesapeake. Substantially less moorings meaning that the prime anchoring locations on the Chesapeake are not restricted by hundreds of moorings not allowing travelers to anchor in protected areas like on the Sound. I understand why for the boat owners there it's a safe place to keep your boat, but sometimes makes it tough for a visitor who just wants to anchor.
I would find a way to cruise here. Maybe you and friends bring the boat own and have your wife take a plane/ train nd meet here in Baltimore. I would help yu bring your boat down. Have a captain bring your boat here in 3 days tops.
If you come in the hot humid airless August you will pass me heading north.
Re: Marthas Vineyard, Greenport, Block Island, Port Jeff, Matiuk, Stonington, New Lo
Glad you enjoyed it all Chef. Maybe we'll see you next year.
I've always wanted to make a cruise to Annapolis to see friends. I suppose I haven't because the weather is so nice up here in the summer. But I have to admit that your recount of so many grueling legs makes me question whether my wife would return with me.
Re: Marthas Vineyard, Greenport, Block Island, Port Jeff, Matiuk, Stonington, New Lo
Ran the gauntlet of t storms and water spouts and made record time. In the 50 or so trips to/ from Cape May to Rock Creek on the Patapsco, this was the record time. 13.5 hours to cover 86 miles. Current was what helped us.
Glad to be home safe and sound with memories of a great trip and vacation.
Re: Marthas Vineyard, Greenport, Block Island, Port Jeff, Matiuk, Stonington, New Lo
On the way up the Delaware this AM running with the current motor sailing at 7.5. Important to make the nuke plant at Salem, NJ by 2as the tide switches about then and we'd be doing maybe 4 knots. Smooth seas this AM on Delaware bay noted for its square waves in 3second intervals. This due to the very shallow nature and long fetch. The remnants of TS Issac are closing in so depending on the timing through the C&D Canal will depend where we anchor or even head the final 6 hours for home port. Maybe more prudent to arrive after dark at 10 then fight heavy rain tomorrow.
Re: Marthas Vineyard, Greenport, Block Island, Port Jeff, Matiuk, Stonington, New Lo
Spent an extra day in Atlantic City as the winds were gusting to 30 on the nose with 4-6 footers at 8 second intervals. Figured we'd hang out with Lawrencie and Elaine of the Ellandi crew who have come down the coast with us from Northport on the LI Sound.
We are 3 miles off the coast of my old home town of Ocean City. , NJ where I lived or 18 years while working in the AC casinos. We are making 6.75 knots COG with a 10-15 knot wind across the beam. Seas are 2-3 swells. Plan is to get to Cape May by 2 hopefully. Hangout on town and eat at one of our favorite restaurants 410 Bank Sreeet. Every year the owner , chef and others on the staff take a two week trip in the winter closed months to the country they intend on featuring in the following years menus to get ideas. This year is Siapan in the South Pacific. They have at leat 6 fresh fish catches ( Cape may is like Montauk with a large fishing fleet) with a choice of having any of the fish prepared 8 differing ways. The restaurant is in an old Victorian Cape May house seating 120 in many differing rooms.
Tomorrow is a 5 AM alarm to catch the Delaware River express. We can bride the 2-3 knot current for almost 7.5 hous to nthe C&D Canal (49 miles) other ride the current through the Canal (15 miles) and down to the Sassafras River or Still Pond on our beloved Chesapeake.
They teens of Isssac are supposed to catch up with us either late Sunday or Monday on our final leg home. Will be the first real rain we have seen in 20 days. Oh yes the humidity is back today too which we never saw the whole trip.
Refrigerator and freezer is finally showing some bare walls. Had an interesting experience at night on the way to Atlantic City in the dark. Winds were 20 on the nose at sunset with large breaking chop as we were about 10 miles from the inlet, we took down our main with some light left. We rigged for night running with our red lights, put n our Pfds and teathers, and I turn on the illumination on the engine panel. Wentn below or a few minutes and came back to a large motor sound with my wife saying the engine Sound changed. I took the ditch bag into the cockpit and went below to inspect the engine compartment. Dripless shaft ok, shaft turning correctly no water, alternator belts and alternator fine, water pumps and belts fine. Large sound continuing. As I came up the steps I rea
Iced I have pulled out the blower switch which we rarely use instead of the illumination light. Duhhhhhh. We laughed.
Re: Marthas Vineyard, Greenport, Block Island, Port Jeff, Matiuk, Stonington, New Lo
We did anchor at the Highlands on the land side of he fairway behind the breakwater. Got up at 5 and flew down the coast to Barnegat our goal. One of the boats with us (Xort,s Freedom) peeled off as we decided to continue to Atlantic City as today's forecast is for 20 on the nose. Well that forecast kicked in 3 hours later nd our last 25 miles took almost 8hours with 6 ft seas. Was a rough one, tacking over 18 times down the coast. We pulle into AC after dark at 10 PM. Hooke ou our Shore power and crashed after a stiff drink.
Re: Marthas Vineyard, Greenport, Block Island, Port Jeff, Matiuk, Stonington, New Lo
Hi Dave,
I took a guest mooring in the Atlantic Highlands again last night...Had dinner at "On The Deck" Thought I might see you but, I'm sure you were up and gone by the time I got up and out. You had to be pleased with the weather today...I sailed out of Sandy Hook Bay about 10:30 this morning..with a nice NW wind about 11 kn. apparent and it filled in throughout the day saw 18 kts. at times. Probably the best sailing I've had all year...
You must have flown down the coast...You couldn't have asked for better weather!
Have a safe trip home..
Re: Marthas Vineyard, Greenport, Block Island, Port Jeff, Matiuk, Stonington, New Lo
Headed down the Jersey coast to Barnegat this AM with Freedom (xort) and ElandI. Beautiful day out. Goal is to anchor tonight. Thy may stay put or go to Atlantic City tomorrow. We will try to do Cape May and stay for a couple days before heading up the green head fly breeding Delaware River, back to our Chesapeake. Forecast tomorrow looks a little iffy to get 65 miles in with 10-15 and gusts to 20+ on the nose. S o we may pull in in Atantic City.
Re: Marthas Vineyard, Greenport, Block Island, Port Jeff, Matiuk, Stonington, New Lo
S/V Haleakula,
Sorry to have missed you this summer again.
I wish I could have made it out to Northport to meet both of you and the Trox/Xort duo.
Maybe next summer.
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Voices From the Future Time
"Voices from the Future Time," by friends of Joanna Macy (Journal of Traditional Acupuncture)
Friends of Joanna Macy--the author, innovator, teacher, mystic, futurist--prepared and performed this piece in her honor at an award ceremony sponsored by the Center for Psychological Studies in the Nuclear Age at Harvard University in December 1989. At the ceremony, the speakers, acting as representatives of a future time, addressed their remarks to Joanna. Macy. In the article below, however, they speak to all those in the late twentieth century who were part of the Great Turning--those who worked diligently to solve problems of global suffering and planetary survival. The Journal thanks Joanna Macy for permission to broaden the script to address each of us involved in "world work."
Hear the voices from the future...
Voice: Student at the Institute of Gaian Studies
"I am a student speaking to you from the year 2189. I am in my second year at the Institute of Gaian Studies, located in the Eastern region of Tibet.
"As I study the early history of Gaian thinking, I am filled with gratitude for the way you applied ancient wisdom, such as that of the Buddhist Dharma and of Taoism, and the later insights of general systems theory, to the problems of global suffering and planetary survival.
"Though you are now long dead, this Institute carries on your work. I speak across the centuries today to tell you that in this, and in many other ways, you will never be forgotten. We try to imagine what it was like back in the time of the Great Turning, the time when you lived and did your work. It must have been a tortured time, a time of fear and uncertainty. I only hope there was also joy, and the warmth of human closeness, for you and those around you.�
"We know the threats to our beloved Earth which pervaded your time, and we thank you particularly for creating a new psychology for global survival. We know that Albert Einstein called for a new mode of thinking in the nuclear age, and we feel that you contributed to that task--not just new thoughts, but a new mode of thinking, one that joined mind and heart and spirit.
"Well, I must return now to my report on 'Macy's adaptation of Buddhism to the Gaian System'--it's due Monday morning, and I've hardly begun. You see that some things have not changed! I bid you farewell, and tell you once more, you are not forgotten."
Voice: A worker at one of the Nuclear Guardian Sites
"I am a worker at Mahatma Gandhi Nuclear Guardian Site, in the place Where the old Three Mile Island nuclear power plant once stood.
"I have been reading some of the early reports of the Fire Group created back in the late twentieth century, which is now almost 200 years ago. Through the Nuclear Guardianship Project, you helped create a new method for storing nuclear wastes for the many thousands of years they remain deadly.
"We at the Gandhi Site, and all those in residence at the many other Guardian Sites around the world (my brother works at the Gorbachev Site, where Chernobyl once stood)--we thank you for having the courage to create this new form, for seeing that a monastic community would be needed to hold the discipline of guardianship for centuries. As I leave now for the evening meditation, I salute you with the universal sign for peace and earth caring, now used in every part of the world--two hands raised, cupped, over the head, two hands holding the Earth. We thank and honor you for your vision and courage."
Voice: Shaman of the Surui Tribe, in the Brazilian Amazon
"I am Itabira, Shaman of the Surui people, of Rondonia, in the Brazilian Amazon. In the 1990s there were barely a hundred of my people left, though we had once numbered in the many thousands. Our women had stopped bearing children; our people were diseased and no longer had the will to live. My ancestors prepared at that time for the death of our people--we performed the ritual for the end of time.
"But then through the efforts of many people to wake up the world, there came a great change. The destruction of our rainforest home ceased--the logging, the burning, the killing of people and animals--all of it gradually came to an end. My people survived, and now we live--WE LIVE!
"We honor the work you did to help in this great cause, the work you called Deep Ecology, and which we know simply as the basic truth of life.
"And we would tell you something from the vantage point of this future time. There was eventually a great discovery. A medicinal herb which we had used for over 50,000 years in our healing ceremonies; was found to hold the cure for many of the cancers that afflicted your people. This cure might never have been found if we had disappeared. But we did not disappear. Thanks to you, and to many others, we live. WE LIVE!"
Voice:�Colymbus glacialis, the common North American loon
"Greetings from the future world, O human friends. We know that many years ago, you spent precious hours resting from your labors by the lakes that are our home. You listened to the loons, calling far out across the water.
"Many, many years later, over 200 years later, as you humans count time, we are still here. I am�Colymbus glacialis, the loon, and I call now, not across the water, but across time, and I call to let you know the sun still rises here on the lake, and the morning mists still lift from the water. The sun still sets slowly in the evening and the call of the loons is still heard by the humans.
"This beauty still exists, and your caring for all this still renders your presence here. Your work to care for all the living things of the Earth has left its vibrant trace. Your spirit became part of these lakes; and here it will reside, lifting with the morning mist, and floating across the water with the cry of the loons."
(Words by Joanna Macy's friend and colleague, Kevin McVeigh.)
You live inside us, beings of the future.
In the spiral ribbons of our cells, you are here.� In our rage for the burning forests, the poisoned fields, the oil-drowned seals, you are here.� You beat in our hearts through late-night meetings.� You accompany us to clear-cuts and toxic dumps and the halls of the lawmakers.� It is you who drive our dogged labors to save what is left.
O you who will walk this Earth when we are gone, stir us awake.� Behold through our eyes the beauty of this world.� Let us feel your breath in our lungs, your cry in our throat.� Let us see you in the poor, the homeless, the sick.� Haunt us with your hunger, hound us with your claims, that we may honour the life that links us.
You have as yet no faces we can see, no names we can say.� But we need only hold you in our mind, and you teach us patience.� You attune us to measures of time where healing can happen, where soil and souls can mend.� You reveal courage within us we had not suspected, love we had not owned.
O you who come after, help us remember: we are your ancestors.� Fill us with gladness for the work that must be done.

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Hey there,
My wife just got a 2011 2.5L Golf a few months back and i was throwing a stereo into it the other day, and it came out real nice (pictures below) - im a professional at this stuff, but not a pro vw mechanic.
i did two things, i unplugged the battery for a little while, and i took off the trim for the raido and the piece below it where the passenger airbag light info is.
after i put it back together (i used all my own wiring, the only thing i tapped was the speaker wires after the raido) and now i have an airbag warning.
my wife found a little reset trick, turn the key to ignition, hold down the button to the right of the guage cluster that looks like two squares, within 20 seconds press the button to the left of the guage cluster, and turn the ignition off - or something real close to that. we tried it, and the light goes out for a few seconds and comes right back.
we need to get the inspection re-done and we will not pass with the airbag light on. the car has only like 10,000 miles on it and i called the VW dealership thats local to me (checkered flag in virgina beach) and maybe we can have them hook up to their VCDS\VAGCOM and reset the warning?
does anyone have any ideas?


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Hello all.
I've been reading mix reviews on different primers (Krylon, or Rust-Oleum and then there's sandable auto primers).
What's good to use on sintra and styrene armor?
Hello all.
I've been reading mix reviews on different primers (Krylon, or Rust-Oleum and then there's sandable auto primers).
What's good to use on sintra and styrene armor?
sand with the finest sandpaper you can and use Kylons for all the layers
Krylon's paints are what I'm using on my bucket. Just doing the mandibles right now then I'm as done as I can get til I'm ready to strip it down and get an airbrush kit and do it better. I like Krylon for two reasons, firstly it's a paint that is made for plastics so adhesion is very good and secondly it dries crazy fast. The only downside is that while they do have a lot of colours you kind of have to take what you can get since some of the colours just aren't right.
i use whatever i have handy... i've never really found any pros/cons to any primer brand.
the important thing in my experience is to not put it on too heavily... a few light coats are better than 1 heavy coat.
I like the automotive "high build" filler primers. I've used Dupont, Transtar, and Duplicolor
I've used several different types, and I can't say the differences have been noticable between the brands.
Lately I've been using Tamiya Fine Surface Primer.
I like using Rust-Olium automotive primer. it's thick and good for filling minor scratches and abraisions, especially on plastic. I've also found that it doesn't run or drip, even on smooth materials like polished metal. But honestly, it realy doesn't matter what brand you use, just make sure it's cheap! if you use it like I do you'll end up having to buy 2-3 cans!
pretty pricey though, but well worth it
I bought 6 cans
shipped to my house was 66 bucks.
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Re: Comparing a P36-2/C36/C34
Hey there Mr Walters
Are you still considering a P36-2? I'm the new proud owner of hull#30 and have a load of pictures and thoughts if they are still valuable for you?
Re: Comparing a P36-2/C36/C34
Originally Posted by kwaltersmi View Post
Far as I can tell, the newer more modern ports appeared on the 1987 C36's, while a small scoop transom appeared in 1991. The beam change and walk-through on the MKII is definitely an improvement, but as you say, the MKII is out of our budget.
The walkthrough will be worthwhile if you can find one, they are sometimes referred to as MK 1.5s
Re: Comparing a P36-2/C36/C34
Thanks Faster! Your input is appreciated!
Originally Posted by Faster View Post
And also Aesthetically, a post 89 Catalina will have the more modern ports and windows layout, a significant improvement over the original, and the MKIIs in both models add a much sleeker appearance and more beam aft for improvements in space below, stability, and cockpit layout/walkthrough. There's a definite cost factor in going to a MKII though...
Not sure what we will end up with, but I'm enjoying the process! My tastes tend towards salty double-enders, but most in our price range don't have the room we're looking for down below to accommodate 2 adults and 3 young children, so we're looking at a very wide range of sailboats.
Re: Comparing a P36-2/C36/C34
Just back from a weekend, had a closer outside look at the P36-2... and thought I'd pass on the following.. The cockpit is 'tighter' and less spacious that the Cats but more ergonomically shaped, and would probably be more comfortable on a long trip as long as you didn't have 6 on board, and it won't seat as many at happy hour raftups if that's part of your plan. She has a longer cabin trunk (one reason for the shorter cockpit) so may in fact feel more spacious below, but it's hard to beat the C36s interior plan, esp the second dinette when families are involved.
The other thing that popped out was the Pearson has a much nicer double spreader tapered spar as opposed to the Catalina's single spreader rig, and the P's rig looked about a foot or two taller than our son's standard rigged C36 that was moored nearby.
Aesthetically I did think the P's cabin house a bit angular but overall she looks a handsome boat. You probably should take that look for a full comparison.
And also Aesthetically, a post 89 Catalina will have the more modern ports and windows layout, a significant improvement over the original, and the MKIIs in both models add a much sleeker appearance and more beam aft for improvements in space below, stability, and cockpit layout/walkthrough. There's a definite cost factor in going to a MKII though...
Re: Comparing a P36-2/C36/C34
Weather didn't allow us to get into the P36-2, but we did check out the C36 and C34. Here's my quick take on both after taking a walkthrough while each is on the hard:
General thoughts on the cabin
- Not as much room inside as the C36 (particularly noticeable in the salon and galley)
- The keel-stepped mast intrudes a bit more into the cabin since it is back a bit from the forward bulkhead (unlike in the C36).
- Aft cabin berth was large, but I prefer the "sofa" available in the C36 aft cabin
- Aft cabin door and aft head really make the cabin feel much smaller than the C36
Specific thoughts on condition
- Her bilge was full to the top with water (currently frozen)
- Mystery drill holes in the port side headliner were weeping dark liquid, likely from a wet deck above
- Head sole had about 1/2" of standing water pooled at the drain (not sure why)
- Running rigging was trashed from U/V damage
Verdict: This is not our next boat. Both condition and layout simply aren't to our liking.
General thoughts on the cabin
- Very open, roomy feeling salon
- Starboard mini-table/game table seems like a good feature for our family with 3 kids
- While not overly attractive from an aesthetics stand point, the cabin layout/room seem very family friendly
Specific thoughts on condition/"features"
- The full cockpit enclosure, winter cover and new FrigoBoat refer with keel cooler are pluses for us
- Reverse cycle air/heat is a concern for me. My wife likes having it as an option, but I've heard too many stories about repair/reliability with A/C and so I am considering it a possible detractor
- ProFurl in-boom furling main: Not sure how I feel about this "feature". I'm a a bit leery of keeping the boom/mast angle perfect for furling and have heard some people say furling isn't always easy from the cockpit. I'm not too concerned about sailing performance trade-offs, but the ProFurl unit is only a positive for me if it furls/reefs easily from the cockpit. If not, I'd prefer a simple StackPack or similar.
- She's got ablative bottom paint and looks ready for a complete sanding (or better yet soda blasting) and repaint. This is potentially expensive and labor intensive at best.
- All deck hardware (stanchions, etc.) was re-bedded last season, which could be a plus/minus depending on if it was done correctly and the reason for doing it.
- Not sure how I feel about the wing keel. We don't need it for our cruising grounds. Not sure I want to sacrifice pointing ability for an un-needed shallow draft.
- Owner applied new gray non-skid paint to the deck. I'd rather not have paint to maintain on deck.
Verdict: This boat may get a second closer look when the weather shapes up and I've had time to think things through.
I'm also very interested in in comparing the Catalinas with the P36-2. Without having been aboard the Pearson yet, my perception is that this will be a better sailing hybrid between the C34/C36, since it has bigger size than the C34 but a very similar cabin layout.
Re: Comparing a P36-2/C36/C34
... The Pearson that I really wanted, was the Pearson 38. It was essentially the same boat as the 36-2, but it had a fixed, drop-leaf table, and (correction to my post above), it was only the Pearson 38 that had the walk through transom.
I believe that there were only 20, or so, produced, so they are as rare as hens teeth. Beautiful boat...
Re: Comparing a P36-2/C36/C34
I looked and studied (for a long time) the 1985-1991 Pearson 36-2, the 37-2, and the 38. All three boats share the same basic hull. The interior layouts are different, and the keel and deck options evolved over time. I had also sailed the 36-2 for a week long charter, and, overall, love the boat.
The 36-2 was introduced as a 1985 model and was available as a fin keel or centerboard version. The fin keel drew 6.5', and the centerboard drew 4.2' up, and 8.5' down. In 1989 Pearson introduced a winged keel, which drew 5'. To the best of my knowledge, these all had solid glass hulls, with a balsa cored deck. The total sail area was 660 sq ft. Here is the profile of the boat;
The head is to port of the companionway steps, and there is a full cabin to starboard. Here is a picture of the layout of the 36-2:
Despite my affection, there are some areas that I don't like (these are my opinions, take them for what they are worth);
As the design evolved over the years, Pearson introduced a walk through/sugarscoop transom, which was, IMHO, well executed. I would place a (~$3K) premium on a later boat with this feature.
I hope this helps!
PM me with any specific questions.
Re: Comparing a P36-2/C36/C34
Both Catalina's are great cruising boats - there's not much in it when comparing the two. Tall rigs preferred, esp in light wind regions. The 36s galley wins that battle, otherwise it's down to personal preference as to layout. Virtually no difference on deck -they are so similar the only way to tell the difference is to know the 34 has 3 opening ports vs the 36s two. Agree the MkIIs aesthetically a step up, ESP walk thru.
That said we have a P36-2 in our club and it's a "bigger feeling" boat, looks more powered up and has a totally liveable interior too. Anecdotally I have heard of more issues like leaky ports on the Pearson.
As ever for me it would come down to individual condition, all else being equal. While I really like the Cats in general without any other compelling reasons I'd probably go for the Pearson.
Re: Comparing a P36-2/C36/C34
I've got a C34 and a friend has a C36. The difference in size is very little, same beam and only 1 foot in length. Totally different layout with the 36 having the head forward and the 34 having the head aft. Some people prefer one style over the other so keep that in mind.
C34's owners have a very active web site that helped me quite a bit while searching for a boat and can be an invaluable source of information for current owners. ANYTHING you need to know about a C34, you can find there.
I understand C36 owners also have a good website as well but not quite as active as the 34'
Never been on the Pearson, but they made good boats. Sorry they went out of business.
|Alex W
Re: Comparing a P36-2/C36/C34
SA/D of 14.6 on the Catalina vs 17.4 on the Pearson. I know which one I'd rather sail. Even the tall mast Catalina 36 (SA/D of 15.9) looks under canvassed.
The Pearson was probably made to higher standards, but that is going to matter less than how each of these boats have been maintained and their current condition.
I've sailed a C-36, but not a Pearson 36-2. The C36 was the first "big" boat that I sailed, so it is hard for me to make comparisons based on that.
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Thread: Logical, unheated QB discussion
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But since then, have drafted Pashos in the 5th, Brown in the 4th, Adam Terry in the 2nd, and Chris Chester in the 2nd. Look around the league, the vast majority of O-lineman are late round picks or UDFA. It would be really stupid to draft an offensive lineman in the middle of the first round. But we've pick OL in the 2nd of our last two drafts.
My problem lies in the fact that these guys aren't even seeing the field.
They may be young and inexperienced but are they NOT good enough to replace the likes of Keydrick Vincent and Mike Flynn? And if they are CLEARLY NOT good enough to replace these guys, then why don't we dip into free agency?
My problem is that Vincent and Flynn played HORRIBLY last season, yet they are STILL STARTING! Yes, we've *partly* adressed the need for OL in the draft, but it seems the guys we're drafting are projects and not ready to contribute. It seems that we need an immediate impact on the OL, yet it is continuing to be ignored.
Pashos is unproven and doesn't have a veteran backup. Apparently Terry can't play RT and needs MORE time. Chester didn't even start a full season in college at O-line and brown apparently cannot make the line calls. My question is WHY the hell can't a 2nd year 2nd round OT crack the starting lineup on our shitty line? Why can't a 2nd year first team AA and iron man in Jason Brown knock off Keydrick Vincent and Mike Flynn? Huh?
I'll say it again: if they REALLY and LEGITIMATELY are NOT good enough to start, then why are we keeping one of the worst OL's in the NFL together?
I'll be glad to eat my words on this one. The rest of our team is stacked, but the OL is a worry of mine.
Re: Logical, unheated QB discussionOriginally Posted by LBoogyENFORCE THE 1ST AMENDMENT WITH THE SECOND, NEVER DISARM
Re: Logical, unheated QB discussion
I think we all agree that McNair at this point is a better QB than Boller. My only concern here is how much he (McNair) will be able to play this year.
I think Boller has improved a lot (admitedly, he started pretty rough). He did great during the Viking and Packer games last year (the Browns game was a disaster for all concerned), and has looked good this preseason. Not only has he gotten more experienced (= more comfortable), but he got better weapons now. (To whom was he throwing at first, Kevin Johnson and Travis Taylor?)
it is an NFL truism that 'any quarterback can pick you apart, if he has time'. at this point, do we think Boller can put up 300 yards on most Sundays, given good protection? I say yes. If/When McNair goes down (how long has it been since he's played all 16 games? how many QBs do any more?), I think Kyle can do ok...
...given time!!!
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Edited: Not even worth the time anymore.
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Re: Logical, unheated QB discussionOriginally Posted by Tex Ritter
Did you see the Vikings game last year? Or is the Green Bay game your only point of reference?
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Highwater, you are wasting your time. I think Old19fan got a new handle.
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Boller-trashing - the pastime that wouldn't die.
Requiem en pace, huh?ENFORCE THE 1ST AMENDMENT WITH THE SECOND, NEVER DISARM
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Re: Logical, unheated QB discussionHe might not be as redundant as oldfan, but he does appears to have the IQ of a root vegetable. You're right, I'm wasting my time trying to talk sensibly with "Tex"
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Other than through active reading and studying, I would say that most of my (limited) Linux skills were attained through issue resolution, and the research involved in that process.
This has been the case lately, as I faced some issues with GRUB2 and LiveUSB Creator. I had issues with both, not because they were not working as expected, but because of my ignorance and misuse of them.
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I was determined to recreate the flavors from that dressing, and although when I found their website I realized my salad was a bit different, I loved this Tomato, Cucumber, and Radish Salad with Yogurt and Tahini Dressing I came up with. (More experimenting coming to get a salad that's just like theirs!)
The salad at Old Jerusalem Restaurant didn't have radishes, but I thought they would add a nice kick to it, plus I love radishes, especially when they're cut into half-moon shapes like this.
(Makes 2 salads, with enough dressing for another time. This does not keep well, so just make enough for what you'll eat immediately. Recipe inspired by Jerusalem Salad at Old Jerusalem Restaurant in Chicago.)
2 cups chopped cucumber (about 2 small cucumbers, cut into pieces about 3/4 inch)
1 cup chopped tomato (cut into pieces about 3/4 inch if using whole tomatoes)
1 cup chopped radishes (cut into half-moon slices)
(Any proportion of cucumber, tomato, and radishes can be used, or use just cucumber and tomato if you don't have any radishes)
1 tsp. salt (for salting cucumbers) plus more to taste
1/2 cup Greek yogurt
1/4 cup tahini paste, also called tahina (This can be hard to find, but almond butter or natural peanut butter would be a pretty good substitute, especially with a little sesame oil added.)
2 T fresh squeezed lemon juice
1/2 - 1 tsp. ground cumin (start with 1/2 tsp. and taste)
1/2 tsp. finely minced garlic
2-3 pinches Aleppo pepper or cayenne pepper
ground Sumac (optional, for sprinkling on salad)
While cucumbers drain, put Greek yogurt, tahini paste, lemon juice, 1/2 tsp. ground cumin, minced garlic, and Aleppo pepper in a small bowl or measuring cup and mix together. (I found a fork worked best for mixing.) Taste and see if you want to add more ground cumin or a pinch of salt, then set aside to let ingredients blend.
Wash tomatoes and cut in half (if using cherry tomatoes) or cut into 3/4 inch pieces (if using whole tomatoes.) Wash radishes, cut off stem and root ends, then cut in half and slice into half moon pieces.
Blot cucumbers dry with a paper towel (most of the salt will have rinsed off if you've drained them long enough.) Combine cucumbers, tomatoes, and radishes in a bowl, then stir in enough dressing to moisten (I used about half the dressing, save the rest in the fridge for another salad.) Sprinkle salad with Sumac if desired and serve immediately.
South Beach Diet / Low-Carb Diet Suggestions:
Made with low-fat or fat-free Greek yogurt, this is a great choice for any phase of the South Beach Diet or any type of low-glycemic eating plan. Tahini sauce is high in fat, but it's considered a "good fat" for South Beach. This is a great side dish for any type of grilled meat, especially something like Kubideh (ground meat kabobs) or Souvlaki. For a vegetarian option, serve this with Baked Falafel Patties and use the extra dressing as a sauce for the falafel.
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Enjoy these homestyle breakfast and brunch recipes during the holidays or any time of year when your friends and family gather 'round the breakfast table.
Company Breakfast CasseroleStart with a package of shredded frozen hashbrowns, and add sausage, mushrooms, cheese and eggs to create this make-ahead breakfast casserole.
Slow-Cooker Hashbrown CasseroleThe best part about this easy breakfast casserole recipe is that the slow cooker does all the work. Add the ingredients to the pot and forget it! In the morning you will have a perfectly cooked breakfast or brunch waiting for you.
Sausage Breakfast BakeThis breakfast casserole recipe is all you need to make a special breakfast or brunch memorable. Quintessential breakfast staples such as sausage, hashbrowns, and eggs come together in this satisfying dish.
Savory Breakfast PancakesThe next time you have a pancake breakfast opt for this savory recipe instead of pancakes with maple syrup. Tomatoes, peppers, pepperoni and mozzarella go right into the batter while pizza sauce and parmesan are perfect garnishes for these daringly different flapjacks.
Breakfast BruschettaTurn an appetizer dish into breakfast when you top toasted baguette slices with ricotta cheese and a cinnamon-fresh fruit mixture.
Breakfast BurritosThese 5-ingredient breakfast burritos are filled with sausage, cheese, and eggs, and make a great beginning to any day.
Country Breakfast CasseroleInstead of the diced potato, bell peppers, and onion, you can use a small bag of frozen seasoned hash brown potatoes for this hearty breakfast casserole recipe.
Caramel Breakfast WreathWith only 5-ingredients, this sweet and buttery bread recipe is an easy yet festive brunch option.
Yummy Sausage CupsFill mini-phyllo cups with a mixture of maple-flavored sausage, cheese and sour cream to make these tasty little pick-up breakfast treats.
Sugarplum BaconDress bacon up for a holiday brunch by dredging each slice in a mixture of brown sugar and cinnamon.
Fiesta Corn Tortilla QuicheAdd Mexican flair to your next brunch by using corn tortillas instead of a pastry shell for the crust of the quiche, and filling with sausage, eggs, green chiles, and Monterey Jack cheese.
Southern Veggie Brunch CasseroleThis hearty breakfast casserole recipe is packed with pork, peppers, tomatoes, and cheese and gets its Southern style from a tasty biscuit topping.
Brown Sugar French ToastThis easy French toast recipe is great for entertaining because you assemble the whole thing, refrigerate overnight, then just bake the next morning when you're ready to serve breakfast.
Overnight Apple French ToastTaking a crazy spin on traditional French toast, this recipe yields a drool-worthy outcome. Soaked with brown sugar, apple jelly, and freshly sliced apples, this recipe will soon become a family favorite.
Breezy Brunch SkilletThis easy brunch dish, filled with bacon, diced potatoes, eggs, and cheese, is great for entertaining since the whole recipe is cooked in one skillet and cleanup is a breeze.
Mexican Brunch CasseroleMake a Mexican-style brunch casserole by combining green chiles, tomatoes, and cheese, and topping with a savory biscuit mixture.
Golden Hashbrown CasseroleThe addition of chopped ham to this cheesy hashbrown breakfast casserole really makes it a one-dish meal that's great for breakfast, brunch or even dinner.
Garden-Fresh Egg CasseroleMake an easy breakfast casserole that's great for a crowd by combing eggs, cheese, spinach, and chopped tomato in a single baking dish. It's a great make-ahead choice for breakfast or brunch entertaining.
3-Ingredient Sausage SquaresMake this easy breakfast dish if you have last-minute company. The only ingredients you'll need are sausage, cream cheese and refrigerated crescent rolls.
Ham and Egg CasseroleCombine cubed ham with a creamy cheese sauce and serve over hot baked biscuits for a welcoming meal any time of day.
Apple-Walnut Coffee CakeNo brunch is complete without a moist, tender coffee cake topped with a sweet frosting. This one features chopped apple, walnuts, cinnamon and nutmeg, so it's a great choice for a fall or holiday brunch.
Overnight Caramel Pecan RollsUse frozen rolls for this easy, make-ahead sweet roll recipe that's a great choice for entertaining.
Make-Ahead Scrambled EggsMake breakfast easier by preparing your eggs ahead of time. Just cook them until slightly set, combine with milk, cream soup, onion, and cheese, and place in a baking pan. Refrigerate overnight and then bake when you're ready to serve in the morning.


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Burt's Bees Herbal Blemish Stick Reviews
Doesn't work for meThis blemish stick is very inexpensive and maybe that's why it doesn't do anything. I'll stick with Origins on the spot remover. — 7 years, 6 months agoTBjunkie | 692 reviews
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MmmThis was my go to spot treatment (now I use dry lotion and I LOVE) but this did work to but just not as fast — 5 years, 6 months agoaddkg777 | 237 reviews
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Didn't help meMy wife got this for herself and when I tried it my breakout only got worse. I tried it a second time and I broke out more again so I don't know if it's me or it but we don't mix well. — 5 years, 9 months agosteadyeddie925 | 351 reviews
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Ow!Okay, first of all--I love this packaging! It's a glass vial that feels so very expensive. The applicator, however, leaves a lot to be desired. It's a roller ball, which means the liquid inside the vial gets all nasty after a while. The smell is pretty herbal, but not wholly unpleasant. It also works pretty well, but it gets used up pretty quick due to the applicator! It also burns more than I lik...read moree, but if you're looking for a good natural pimple treatment and don't have overly sensitive skin--this is for you! — 6 years, 11 months agoRavenLoudspeakr | 301 reviews
works well!My husband and I have been using this for the past 2-3 mo and we both really like this. It smells very natural and isn't overwhelming. It speeds up the healing time of a pimple or blemish. When I apply it I wait for it to feel cold then I know the oils touched my skin. Use it on blemishes too! — 5 years, 9 months agopure.life | 331 reviews
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nahThis didn't seem to do much for my zits and whiteheads. Plus since it's a liquid it doesn't stay on the zit you want to zap. — 8 years, 11 months agoMiss_Vicki | 271 reviews
Really works!You don't hear much about using tea tree oil to clear up blemishes as often as other things like salicylic acid or sulfur, but people should really know about it! It works really well (especially on sensitive skin) and doesn't have the drying effects of salicyclic acid. The smell is a little bit herbal but it's not noticeable at all. It dries on your skin clear and leaves no residue, so you could ...read morewear it under your makeup. Probably one of the best pimple spot treatments I've tried. One little issue that sort of bugged me was the applicator, which is like a little rolling ball applicator. Problem is, when you apply it to your skin, the bacteria from the pimple gets into the little tube and over time, you can see it going bad! The liquid will just get all cloudly and you can see little sediments floating in it. But besides the short shelf-life, it's definitely worth it. — 9 years, 4 months agoModernDayWriter | 205 reviews
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It does work!I tried this after using other drug store products that just did not work. This is really good at shrinking my pimples and helping them heal. — 6 years, 8 months agojenicide1 | 292 reviews
Try ELF's Zit Zapper insteadThis helped my acne clear a day or two early, but at times it was extremely irritating. I've found that if I use a strong salicylic acid face cleanser first and apply this blemish stick after, the Burt's Bees actually burns my face and causes redness. However, when I use a more gentle cleanser, I don't have the same problem. ---> Update: I recently purchased elf's zit zapper blemish stick and it w...read moreorks so much better than this product (and elf's zit zapper is only $1). I absolutely recommend checking out elf's product first before trying Burt's Bees (I love the BB line, but elf has them beat on this product). — 5 years, 2 months agoVV001 | 23 reviews
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And...nothing.This doesn't really do much for me. If the zit is really big and red, it'll bring down the swelling a little bit, but only if you apply several times throughout the day. Not worth the work. — 3 years, 2 months agoBekkia | 78 reviews
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a few questions. What ducks are normally the last to migrate south and what ducks are the last to leave from the deep south to head back north?
Right now in Florida, I 'm seing numerous pintails but our season closed Dec26 on thoose. These pintails wheren't around a few weeks ago and the green wings seem to all but packed up and left or moved on. Blue wings are numerous in numbers along with ringnecks.


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Lifetime warranty means you take the wires back to the place you bought them from - along with your receipt - and they give you a new set. It does not mean you take them back and get your money back.
If water got into the plug well and was there for a long time it might seep into the wires. But as long as you put silicon grease on the wires before you put them on the plugs then it should have protected them from that.
|My car is back in the garage that fixed it the first time. They said I need new plugs and wires, that the plugs were fouled and the wires were arcing. The plugs are only about 3 months old (motorcraft). The wires I bought have a lifetime warranty, so they are getting a new set from NAPA and I can return the old ones. They said they have already checked the coil pack (replaced the first time), the cat converter, and everything else checks out fine with no problems. If that's the case, what caused the plugs to foul and the car to hesitate and chug with misfires again? Could the water in the spark plug well have ruined these parts? My brother told the garage that the Beldon wires did not go all the way down and meet the top of the motor like they should even though they are made for my year and model car. The garage said that is the only way water would get in there was if the wires were not tight, yet they are going to try the same wires on the car again because the garage said they have never had a problem with them before. I don't know if there was water in the well before the car started running like crap because we didn't look down there till the other day. It had been chugging for almost a week before we found the water. I'm assuming they checked for a head gasket leaking too. My brother noticed I had a lot of water coming out of my tailpipe when he followed me to the garage but it was clear water and no white smoke other than the normal exhaust smoke you get when the car is cold. I'm baffled, and so discouraged. This is the 3rd used car I have bought (because I can't afford a new one) that has had problems from the start after the person selling it said it was in great condition with no issues. Oh and the garage wanted 184 dollars to for the plugs and wires LOL...my brother told them no way, they had said the diagnostic was going to be free because I was having the same problem again as before when they fixed it. Waiting for them to call back to see what they are charging me. I wanted the serpentine belt changed, afraid of what that will cost me!
What causes this is a leaky valve cover gasket.
One of the combustion products of gasoline is water. Most of this goes out the tailpipe but some goes past the rings into the crankcase, as engine blowby
The plastic valve covers are much cooler than the aluminum engine. So what happens is the blowby gasses containing water vapor rise in the engine and the water vapor condenses on the plastic valve cover. Then if there is a leak it runs past the valve cover gasket and into the spark plug well, rather than back into the engine crankcase where it would be evaporated again.
This is very easy to fix. Get a rubber mallet with a soft rubber head. Get a valve cover gasket. Remove all bolts holding the valve cover gasket down. Give it a rap on the side with the rubber mallet (if it is stuck to the engine) and it will pop right off. Replace the gasket and tighten the cover back down hand-tight.
|It was nothing but rusty colored water no coolant or oil mixed in with it. We used a clear rubber hose from my daughters nebulizer and a syringe to get the water out. The weird thing was when we pushed it out through the hose to empty the hose it was white and foamy like soap suds. I did a search on water getting in there and a lot of people have had this problem right up until the 2006 models and no one seems to know how the water is getting in there. Some have said it's the jets that for the windshield washers that may have a leak and the cleaner is spraying on the motor and if the plug wires aren't flush the water is seeping in. I did notice that these new plug wires I bought a month ago do not snap down as tight as the old wires did. The boot seems to be a little taller than the old wires. I might try putting my old wires back on again and see what happens. When I had the problem before the number 2 cyclinder wire was arching but it ended up being the coil pack that was bad so I wonder if that old wire is still good and I will be able to use it. Would the bad coil pack have made that wire arc?
|Possibly a blown head gasket if water is leaking into spark plugs, also its def blown head gasket if theres coolant in the spark plug area or you could have a bad intake manifold thats letting stuff leak into it
|Well my focus is now dead. The chugging and hesitation got worse. Just now my brother pulled the spark plug wire off and there was water down inside where the plugs are. What would cause this? We got most of the water out and the inside of the brand new wires I bought the 2nd and 3rd cylinder ones were all rusted???? They are brand new, the other 2 were fine. The plugs in the car are not very old either, they were changed only a few months before I bought the car back in Feb. Anyway, he checked all the wires and when we went to start it it wouldn't start or if it did it was very rough and as soon as you put it in gear, it would stall. There are no leaks anywhere, but it almost seems like the plug wires are not going all the way down like the old wires did even though you can hear them snap onto the plug. I hope I'm making some sense, I'm just so upset right now. I have an appt to take it back to the place that put the new coil in on Monday morning, but now I can't even drive it at all so will have to have it towed. More money I don't have. Does anyone know how water could get into where the plugs are? Is this something that is going to cost me an arm and a leg to have fixed?
|Thanks Sailor, some very useful info. My daughter took the car to work and won't be home till 6pm tonight and by then it's supposed to rain. I will check these wires asap though to see if I see anything unusual. The spark plug wires are brand new too. I replaced those myself before it went to the garage for the diagnostic and new coil pack. I had found the number 2 wire arching and thought that was my problem but new wires didn't solve it. I had checked the wires going into the coil pack a month ago and didn't see anything weird or broken but that doesn't mean something didn't happen after they put the new coil pack in at the garage. Appreciate the help from all of you!
"Underside" usually refers to checking the bottom of the coil for cracking, and is only possible with removal. NOT too likely with a new one, as it generally occurs with age.
The wiring is harder to "see" an issue with, unless a wire is loose at the connector or there is obvious damage. Look over carefully, also pay attention to whether it's under "tension" (no slack in harness, so the wires get pulled). Wiggling the harness with the engine running to see if a "miss" occurs can be helpful, just be careful of the "High Tension" wires (plug wires) since they CAN "Zap" you a bit if they aren't in real good condition. Use ONE HAND ONLY when working near high tension so any "zap" is just an "ouch" (general safety rule, electricians often put one hand in a pocket to avoid touching both hands when working near high voltage)
Intermittent problems with this wiring are somewhat common, and usually are internal to the wires as a result of the harness being pulled on due to poor routing/too short wires. The replacement pigtail "kit" is to repair connector issues as well as wiring issues NEAR the connector. The fact this kit is avail. speaks to the common nature of the problem.
|I will check to see if there are any wires that look exposed on there. Hard to see the underside unless I take it apart correct? Is there a way to check this that is fairly easy?
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If it is the coil pack......there is definately a problem there. BUT, I don't think the coil pack is the problem. I would think the harness connector to the coil pack is suspect.
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Recently I received an email from a WorldStart customer outlining a screenshot program. As I was reading through I noticed that this is a really great find and I just had to share it with everyone. So Marjorie, thanks for the great tip!
Everyone at one time or another has had a reason to take a screenshot of their computer screen. Now, of course you can use the good ol' "Printscreen" and paste method, but why take that much time? Also with that method, you do not have the ability to capture exactly what you want. Screenshot Captor is a program that is able to do this and many other things for you.
Upon downloading and running the setup file, I was surprised to find absolutely no add-on's. It downloaded/installed extremely smoothly and without any issues. The last step of the setup explains to how to get your free license code for the program. (While this program is completely free, it does require a code to use.) In order to get my code I simply pressed the Program Website button located at the bottom of the window.
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text: Hi FSU, I need some advice. This past weekend I got a letter in the mail from our university hospital (I'm a grad student) telling me that I owe them money for lab tests - that this is the final notice and that if I don't pay up within 15 days they're going to send it to a collection agency/adverse effect on my credit score, etc. Since I have zero recollection of having any lab tests done with them recently, I called to ask about it today. They're charging me for an EKG for atrial fibrillation done back in January - which, unless I developed amnesia, I did not have done. I told them this and the guy said they would "look into it" and couldn't give me any more information. It doesn't seem like a scam - the number I called was our university hospital billing agency, and they did confirm that this bill exists. How it got under my name, I don't know... and that's what's worrying me, since several classmates suggested that they would have had to have my social security number to bill me. The guy on the phone did verify my name, address, phone number, and date of birth. I know my name and information is in the system for previous visits but I did not have this procedure done. Is it as easy as punching in the wrong record number to accidentally bill the wrong person? Also weird - they said they've been sending me letters since June, but this is the first time I've gotten one. I've put up a fraud alert on my credit reports for the next 90 days. As of last time I checked my credit report (August 8) there was nothing abnormal. So my question is... the original letter (in all caps, very urgent sounding, mind you) informed that if it doesn't get paid off within 15 days then it will be send to a collection agency and would affect my credit score. The guy I talked to said that he would look into it but couldn't promise me anything as to when/if it would be taken care of. Several days have gone by already (weekend) and I'm worried about what would happen if they don't get it processed in time. I'm planning to keep calling the billing office until we get close to that deadline - but if it doesn't get taken care of (and I'm not that sure that it will, guy didn't sound so convincing), should I go ahead and pay it? It's $32 - not the end of the world. I would rather not pay for something I don't owe, but I'm thinking that might be easier than having to worry about removing incorrect reports on my credit score later. There was also a huge hullabaloo in the past few weeks about a breach of the university's electronic system, but I'm thinking that might not be related if they've been sending me letters since June. Help? I've never dealt with anything like this before so I'm awfully worried. Thanks!


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Votto sac fly to center. 1-0 Reds!
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Productive outs.
Welsh with a little anti-RBI rant.
Votto does what he is paid to do....makes an out and drives in a run.
Phillips flies out to right. 1-0 Reds mid 1st
was pence limping?
Welsh trying to give away Joey's RBI....goodness no lol
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