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Mitch - To answer your questions, I'll refer to the rules. Basically, 50.2 says that a spin or whisker pole mast be attached to the mast. The outrigger section (50.3(b) and 50.3(c)) basically define a pole.
The length of the pole is set by the J dimension. If it's greater than J, then it's a spin pole. When I received my rating, I deduced this by inference since I was claiming a non-spin pole credit and to get the credit, the whisker pole had to be less than the J. Hence, I deduced that a spin pole is J or greater.
Since the other boat was using a boat hook that was about 6'-8' long and held by a person, not attached to the mast (neither the pole nor the person), they were in violation of 50.2. I don't see anything about a person standing forward or aft of the mast, but if it's in the rules somewhere, I'll stand (or sit) corrected!
50.2 Spinnaker Poles; Whisker Poles
Only one spinnaker pole or whisker pole shall be used at a time except
when gybing. When in use, it shall be attached to the foremost mast.
50.3 Use of Outriggers
(a) No sail shall be sheeted over or through an outrigger, except as
permitted in rule 50.3(b) or 50.3(c). An outrigger is any fitting
or other device so placed that it could exert outward pressure on
a sheet or sail at a point from which, with the boat upright, a
vertical line would fall outside the hull or deck planking. For the
purpose of this rule, bulwarks, rails and rubbing strakes are not
part of the hull or deck planking and the following are not out-
riggers: a bowsprit used to secure the tack of a working sail, a
bumkin used to sheet the boom of a working sail, or a boom of a
boomed headsail that requires no adjustment when tacking.
(b) Any sail may be sheeted to or led above a boom that is regularly
used for a working sail and is permanently attached to the mast
from which the head of the working sail is set.
(c) A headsail may be sheeted or attached at its clew to a spinnaker
pole or whisker pole, provided that a spinnaker is not set.
|Thanks chuck, it was nighmare trying to work out all the logistics.
For next year try the Sandy Point State park ramps the day before and I'll put you on a ball or at a friends dock overnight.
There's a boat ramp 2 blocks from my house with 4 feet of water. I can hang a guest pass on your trailer or you can use my drive way over the weekend.
You've got my phone number and email in my previous PM's.
|Sabreman--i'll let the real racers provide what the rules say, but my understanding is that you can use a boathook to pole out the jib as long as the person with the boathook stands behind the mast. besides, aren't whisker poles usually restricted in length? If so, how would you know their pole is "legal"?
kai - We did NOT turn on our engine! At about 0300, we thought about it, but decided to hold off until it was a physical impossibility to finish on time. Luckily, that didn't happen and we finished 20 minutes before the 21 hour cutoff. It was amazing that after all that time, two boats in our class were right next to us at the finish. At least one of them used their boat hook to pole out the jib. Unfortunately, we didn't have a protest flag on board or we would have protested, had them DSQ'd, and moved up a place. Since we knew that we were battling for the back of the class, there really wasn't much point to protesting except to stroke the ego. Since 28% of the fleet DNF'd, 15th was ok for the first time. Next year, we'll be on time over the start instead of 9 min late!
It was a fun race. I'm not sure that I've ever experienced that wide a range of conditions in 21 hours. From 5-10 kts to dead calm, to 20 kts, to 30kts with t'storms/rain to dead calm to another t'storm on the way home that night.
We didn't stay long for the part since the crew had to get places, but we went ashore to buy souvenirs (they were out of lg/xl shirts!)
TAK- The party was great!!!! they had this drink called a sea nettle...needless to say after acouple of those and some mt. gay rum and 45 min of sleep the night before i was a happy camper.
ZZ4gta, Sabre- Thanks that was my first big race and finished in 12h 42min 30s. Its gunna be hard to top that experience. Inspite of being the slowest boat in our class by alot we almost beat the farr 11 straight up, but the last three miles killed us with no wind(Meridian has a phrf of 21 and the next closest was 0) . We had good wind (about 14 knots) from i would say 2130-0230and also had good wind after we rounded point lookout until about 3 miles to the finish when the wind completely died. im looking forward to sailing that race in the future if im lucky. it sucks that you guys had to turn on your motors AND missed the party. ZZ4gta well with all of those misshaps and equip failures i hope you still had a good sail and lots of beer on board.
|lol, never made it. I was falling asleep at the helm and the previous 2 days I got 2 hours of sleep each night due to trying to hit high tides at launch ramps. Never again. I'll just pay to have it splashed. 4 horus of sleep in 3 days = no party for me. Drove the 2.5 hours home, and passed out!
|More importantly.. How was the party??
I don't feel bad quiting b/c of equipment failure
|Yeah, I don't feel bad quiting b/c of equipment failure. But would've really liked to finish. I know some things I'll be doing differently. For one, I don't think 2 of my crew will be doing it next year. Too small of a boat for too long on the water. The other said he liked "sailing" not "hiking". I didn't think I'd have to explain the fact that sailing and hiking make the boat go fast, and that's what we want. Silly me I guys.
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We are setting our new sharepoint environment up on our new ACE appliance. We have setup sticky sessions and traffic seems to be flowing properly but we are running into a problem when we take one of the nodes out of service. Traffic doesn't fail over to the other server without restart IE or whatever browser we are using. It seems to be stuck to that one server and wont transisiton to the other. I'm not sure if that is by design but it will start working if the server is put back in service. We have waited up to five minutes but it still doesn't work. We have also decreased the sticky timeout to 1 minute as a test but that didnt help either and have also configured persistant rebalance.
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Final 3 revealed tonight
Go cowboys go little brothers
Brent and Catie Duhtectives
Go Cowboys and Little Brothers!! I would be happy if either of them won. I'm a little worried about the Brothers tonight due to the meltdown we saw in the previews. I hope that was just a red herring to throw us off.
ETA: at least 60 Minutes was interesting tonight. That yummy Anderson Cooper and the chef were . And Conan finally speaks!
No delay tonight!!
"A hoof in the head"?!!?!
Did those people send the Cowboys to the right place?
I know Shanghai is a big city, but you'd think the taxi drivers would be familiar with this Garden Bridge.
Note to future participants on The Amazing Race: take a crash course in some basic Chinese before departure. China always seems to mess people up.
Uh, oh. B/C in first place but the Cowboys on their trail.
They know it by its Chinese name. So going to an internet cafe or something would've been a good idea. Or what Caite did. Who knew?
Don't hate on a place, Dan (or Jordan, I can't tell them apart) just because no one speaks YOUR language. Gah. And then teaming up with the Duh-tectives? Who have re-earned that name?
Holy cow. I know its just counting, but they all blend together into a sea of gold!
I know! I would get so dizzy trying to count all those.
Brent and Caite are rocking so far this episode. If they end up winning, I'll be PML
If Dan and Jordan would calm down, why don't they call the translation service?
Okay Catie, you know its not 520, 522 or 524. The next round I would not even count and just straight away guess 523, then 521 next time if it wasn't right, just to rest my eyes!!
I have a picture of me in Yuyuan Gardens holding a Starbucks drink.
Lil Bro strategy pretty good so far. You just need to be 3rd to keep playing.
Go Cowboys!!! They have the best attitude, never trash talk the other teams, and are never rude to people. (I'm looking at you models & brothers).
Did you yell at people to get out of your way like Caite?
Oh look, Brent needs to pee.
Duhtectives have a very easy road block.
uhm, why can't Catie look while Brett goes to the bathroom?
Brent's bathroom woes. PML
They were trying to sell me stuff. Of course not.
That speed bump wasn't really that difficult.
Was the stuff pink?
@ the cowboys commentary on the model's toilet problems.
OMG Just take a piss already!!!
I'm kinda with Brett on that one. When you gotta pee ... you gotta pee!!! Let the man pee already Catie!
At the chops challenge, do they EACH have to find the stamp with their name, or just one stamp with one of their names? I missed the clue.
Seriously. When you have to go that badly, you can't concentrate on anything else.
I may have bought some pink stuff in China. Sparkly, pink stuff.
I hope Caite never breeds. She'll be screaming at infants to be potty trained and then yell at them to "HOLD IT"!
Or, they're trying for the Depends endorsement?
Didn't one female team a few years ago wind up in last due to a potty break?
at the bathroom drama! Wasn't it in China that a team stopped to let someone go to the bathroom and ended up eliminated?
Yea, it was the sisters whose names I can't remember. They were at the Beijing Bird's Nest stadium and I think they got passed when she stopped at a port-o-let.


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|October 17th, 2012, 07:51 PM
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|October 18th, 2012, 05:46 AM
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Dawn dish soap kills them better than flea shampoo and also won't dry there skin out. Have two APBT's one all red, and a all white bluenose, for one reason or another our red nose didn't really have to much of a problem, but on the other hand the white one had them like crazy. Spray from TSC mentioned worked well and baths every week.
|October 18th, 2012, 12:38 PM
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Dawn soap WILL dry out their skin. Have you ever washed your hands with Dawn soap? How did your hands feel afterward? Dry. Now imagine the 2-3 times most people need to wash their dogs with Dawn to ensure the fleas are dead, then think of how dry it will make their skin.
Blue nose is ONLY a nose color. If your dog is white, call it white. If it's blue, call it blue. If it's green, call it green. You don't have a "white bluenose" because there's no such thing.
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Dog is still itching today, not much but still itching. Frontline Plus is taking its time spreading I think, but I know this isn't an immediate fix and have found plenty of dead fleas in his cage and room which is a good sign.
Anyone know where around Clarkston I can get Capstar not at the vet? PetCo and PetSmart list it online I'm going to give them a ring and see if they have it.
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You can give some Benedryl to help with the scratching. Rule of thumb is 1mg/1#, but not over 50mgs.
Obviously, it's not going to help with the fleas but it might give your dog a bit of itch relief.
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My lab had fleas bad ~ we first used the k advantage but didn't like the way he reacted to it. Went to frontline plus. Check Amazon.com for a great deal on that. As for the house, I read this on the internet, can't say it worked or not as I never really saw any fleas in the carpet or on the furniture, but did it anyway. Sprinkle regular table salt on furniture and carpet. Do the bedroom first thing in the morning and vacuum really good in the evening, sprinkle living/family room at bed time and vacuum in the AM. Good luck.
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Found some capstar at petco and gave that to him so any living flea on him will be dead fast, supposedly. Vacuumed again, found a handful of dead fleas on the hardwood and in his cage so that's progress. See if I find more now that frontline has taken hold and capstar has been given.
|October 20th, 2012, 05:38 AM
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Yes you are correct there is no such thing as bluenose rednose, ect. But honestly who else but maybe a hand full of people on this site would know that... So when you've gone to school for years and paid thousands of dollars to become a vet, then you can tell me the opposite of what every other vet including my mother, who all say to "use dawn dish soap because it kills the fleas and wont dry there skin out" then maybe I'll listen to you till then screw off and have a nice day
|October 21st, 2012, 12:16 AM
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How do you know if I'm a vet or not? Oh right, you don't. BTW, vets are not breed experts.
That dog you posted there is not an APBT. It's actually an entirely different breed called an American Bully. It was a breed that was created in the early 90s using APBTs and ASTs as well as a handful of other Molosser breeds. Yes, I know you said that your dog is registered as an APBT with AKC, which is quite comical, seeing as AKC doesn't even recognize APBTs as being a breed. They do register ASTs though, which your dog also is not.
UKC registers APBTs and they'd register your dog as one even though I'd guarantee his pedigree does not show any APBT lines in the last say 3-4 generations.
My "stupid" remark about his blue nose only meaning that his nose is blue still stands. Yes, his nose is blue. Congratulations, you're not color blind. He's also a blue dog. Also congrats, what's your point? Your dog is blue, good job.
When you mom tells you to use Dawn, how many times does she say to wash the dog with it? If you read my post, I said to be careful if you're going to be washing the dog 2-3 times to get rid of the fleas. Now, I don't know about you but if I'm getting rid of fleas, I'm going to be washing the dog a few times within a week to make sure my dog is pest-free. I guess that's just me though. Maybe you wait a week or 2 to many sure you don't come across dry skin. If you wash your dog 2-3 times in a week with ANY kind of shampoo, you're more likely to dry their skin out..
One more thing, when there are oil spills and wildlife is affected, why do they use Dawn to clean the animals? Why do they suggest you use Dawn to clean oil spills in your garage? Because it cleans the grease. How does it clean the grease? By drying it out. So why, oh why, would it not dry out your skin or your dog's skin?
|October 21st, 2012, 01:27 AM
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"Ever wonder why Dawn Dishwashing Liquid is the wildlife cleaner of choice after an oil spill? According to the International Bird Rescue Research Center, Dawn effectively removes grease but does not cause harm to the skin of the birds and other wildlife. Its also biodegradable and contains no phosphates.
Second. Your post did not say to be careful about how many times you wash the dog. It said now imagine using the 2-3 times needed that would dry the skin out.
Third this is not an American bulldog
Nor is this
American bull dogs only grow to be between 70-120lbs and 22-28 inches tall full grown. He is only 65lbs and registered UKC purple ribbon blue Tasmanian devil. Bred to be thick and have a huge head like an American bully, But is not.
This is an American bully
Also a misspell by my phones auto correct it was supposed to be ukc and Mkc registered, even willing to show you pics of his papers. Even have a pedigree going back well over 6 generations as I did not buy him from some dead beat rundown pos "pitbull" breeder.
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That carb stock had 72's on the primary side and 76's on the secondaries. An 85 power valve, .025 squirter, and a plain colored spring on the secondary diaphragm.
Personally I get all kinds of carbs in the shop that the owner say runs like crap. Most times putting it back to stock straightens them out. Unless it's had the air bleeds and/or the metering blocks messed with I find that stock to maybe 1 or 2 jets higher gets you pretty close.
|If the bib block hat a hot cam then the power valve should be closer to stock for your application.note jet sizes and go up or down 2 sizes at a time.If you are lucky then the carb may have been modified to have change able air bleeds,note their sizes too if they are remove able. a standard 30 ss pump is all you will likely need and the cam position is adjustable so I wouldnt change it yet. check pump discharge nozzle size while the carb is apart
the rebuild kit is a holley master kit..
it was 99.oo at summit.. it has a few powervalves/etc
this carb was on a very hot bbc in the 80's so , this is why I'm asking where to start with the jets/ect as I'm sure as it it be eye watering pig rich..
but haven't opened the carb up to know what # jets/power valve is in it.
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rebuilding my first holley 3310
Hello, I'll be rebuilding my holley 3310 (750 vac 2nd) carb. that I got from a friend.. it was in runnable shape when I got it.. clean and in a holley carb travel case..
I have the complete tear down rebuild kit. figured do it once all the way down..
this part shouldn't be all that hard.. other than installing the choke kit
my question is tuning.. as I'm sure the jets/ramps/etc was changed as it was on a not stock ,engine.. before I got it..
it's going on my 71 c-10 350 with a edle performer intake under it.
the 350 nothing special.. and no idea what it is.. other than a 350.
figuring it's either the 71 engine or a mid 70's early 80's smogger.. thats stock..
where would you start with jet sizes, ramps/cams(or is that just double pumpers?)
the bowls don't look stock.. and this carb has metering blocks on both sides not a metering plate on 2nd side..
thanks for any pointers to get it somewhat close as I rebuild it..
not sure if it's needed.. but the truck is 3950 lb with 3.08 gears 26.5"tires(tall)
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Capture multiple shots of a scene that is partly in light and partly in darkness. Merge the two, and what you get is HDR, high dynamic range photography that balances the brightness and contrast in these multiple images and gives you a vivid, crystal clear image. The popularity of this form is largely because of its ability to capture the scene just the way a human eye does.
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3. For HDR photography, use the Aperture priority mode. Once you fix your aperture value, the camera sets the shutter speed automatically. Higher the aperture, greater the depth of the field. So use the value accordingly. Just remember that for HDR, your aperture value needs to be constant. And once you get familiar with Aperture mode, you can switch to Manual mode for custom-made photography.
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Archbishop Jose Gomez of San Antonio, made it clear that Senator Hillary Clinton was not welcome at St. Mary's University because of her support for abortion rights and stem-cell-research. He apparently was responding to numerous emails and phone complaints about Clinton's appearance at the local university. The Archbishop was upset at lack of contact from university officials concerning her talk. "I was neither advised nor consulted by the university before the decision was made to have Senator Clinton speak at the university."
St. Mary's University is an independent liberal arts college and there is no reason why it must clear the names of speakers with an archbishop. It is the duty of universities to offer an open forum to speakers holding diverse views. A Catholic university that allows abortion supporters is not "giving a platform" for abortion, it is allowing students the right to make informed choices.


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I did a troop in Oct for the Air and Space Center Holloween Bash,,But this was my first as an official member of the 501st,,Had a great time with the guys from my garrison,,The Toys for Tots event was great,,I'll post more pics as I get the desktop fixed,daughter killed it,,anyhoot here are some of the pics I got a chance I got to load enjoy!!!!
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Football is better than soccer - from a Brit.
Nice read on the British point of view. I work at an international company and I am noticing the number of co-workers interested in "our" game is rising.
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Re: Football is better than soccer - from a Brit.
Nice article. I love soccer, but I'd generally prefer to watch football. On the other hand, I think I'd prefer to play soccer.
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Re: Football is better than soccer - from a Brit.
As a Brit, I agree. It is.
I think I'd differ on the main reasoning. I fell mostly out of 'soccer' due to the predictability of it. In the Premier League, its always, at best, a three horse race. The horses may change on occasion (like Manchester City has seemingly supplanted Chelsea now), but why bother watching if you know who's going to win year after year after year? It'S not like the draft where even if you have a fallow few years, there's a good chance somewhere down the line that your team will be good again.
In the EPL, unless you've found yourself a rich sugar daddy, there's no chance of that occurring. It's not just England either. Spain it's down to two clubs, Germany it's Bayern and everyone else etc. It's just dull.
There are other issues, of course - like the theatrics.
The only thing better about it is the suitability of the name. 'Soccer' (which is a horrible word) has much more to do with actually kicking it than (American) football. Throwball would be closer to the truth.
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His definitions and arguments were so clear in his own mind that he was unable to understand how any reasonable person could honestly differ with him.
Re: Football is better than soccer - from a Brit.
Any Given Sunday
I find the whole cap system, draft process and other aspects fascinating
The fact we started the season and leaving aside the Packers there are any number of teams including the Ravens who could go all the way
If football was like the Premier League then Washington and Dallas might be dominating every year.
And while I don't know a lot about baseball I read and watched Moneyball and maybe this happens there with the big market teams?
Parity is a fantastic concept and if that was lost during the CBA then possibly football may have started to decline
Just my piece
Re: Football is better than soccer - from a Brit.
Last 10 World Series Champs:
2011 - St. Louis Cardinals
2010 - San Francisco Giants
2009 - New York Yankees
2008 - Philadelphia Phillies
2007 - Boston Red Sox
2006 - St. Louis Cardinals
2005 - Chicago White Sox
2004 - Boston Red Sox
2003 - Florida Marlins
2002 - Anaheim Angels
Last 10 EPL Champs:
2011 - Man U
2010 - Chelsea
2009 - Man U
2008 - Man U
2007 - Man U
2006 - Chelsea
2005 - Chelsea
2004 - Arsenal
2003 - Man U
2002 - Arsenal
Of course you could make the argument that a league that determines it's champion with a playoff as opposed to using their regular season record is likely to have more sporadic results, but I don't think it's fully accounting for the stark difference here.
This is the primary reason that I really only watch soccer during the World Cup. Of course if DC United comes to Baltimore I'd change my tune in a hot second!


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Library Catalogs
Library catalogs are a vital resource for the study of reading patterns and the evolution of reading tastes and collecting interests in American intellectual and cultural history. The Society's collection of institutional public library catalogs (the classification PBL) and private library catalogs (PL) affords access to a rich body of material for literary scholars, historians, librarians, and bibliographers. Such catalogs provide a barometric view of the intellectual life of an institution or an individual as well as highlighting the distribution of particular books at any given time.
Public library catalogs printed through 1840 are accessible via the card and online catalogs. Those issued after 1840 are mostly uncataloged, and are shelved alphabetically by state, with state institutions preceding those of individual city or town. There is a checklist of uncatalogued post-1830 public library catalogs. The checklist currently consists of five loose-leaf binders of photocopies of library catalog title-pages, arranged by state or foreign country. The foreign libraries checklist is available as a pdf.
Included in the PBL collection is a representative selection of nineteenth-century institutional library catalogs. There are catalogs for the Boston Athenaeum, the New York Society Library, the public libraries of Cincinnati and Worcester, Sunday school libraries, lyceum libraries as well as mercantile libraries in San Francisco, St. Louis, New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, to mention but a few examples. There are also foreign library catalogs for institutions in Canada, France, England, and Barbados, among others.
In addition to library catalogs, the PBL collection consists of institutional annual reports to the present day, such as those of the Pierpont Morgan Library and the Library Company of Philadelphia, as well as modern monographs, such as the histories of the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C., and the Huntington Library, in San Marino, California. There are also assorted institutional publications, including newsletters, readers' guides to special collections, exhibition catalogs, and occasional miscellanies. Journals issued by institutional libraries are shelved with the periodicals collection.
The catalogs of private libraries (PL) provide critical insights for both biographers and intellectual historians and offer an amazing range for the study of individual collecting interests and tastes. Most of the private library catalogs printed through 1840 are cataloged online. Those issued after 1840 are shelved alphabetically in the PL classification by name of library owner. A primary access point for these works is found in the card or online catalogs under the subject heading "Libraries, private."
The Society's post-1830 private library catalogs range from the eighty-volume set of loose-leaf notebooks of Thomas Winthrop Streeter and the twenty-one-volume set of binders of Henry F. DePuy to the smaller catalogs of the important libraries of Jared Sparks and Amor L. Hollingsworth. The PL collection also consists of modern catalogs of reconstructed private libraries that existed in the eighteenth or nineteenth centuries, including, for example, Intellectual Life on the Michigan Frontier: The Libraries of Gabriel Richard and John Monteith (Ann Arbor, 1985). There are also many valuable auction catalogs of the sale of great private libraries, such as the 1948 Parke-Bernet catalog of Herbert S. Auerbach's Western Americana collection, Christie's catalog of the Estelle Doheny collection sold between 1987 and 1989 in New York and London, Sotheby's catalogue of the 1989-90 sale of the library of H. Bradley Martin, and the 1999 catalog of Frank T. Siebert's library of the North American Indian and the American frontier.
Material related to public and private library catalogs may be found in many other collections such as Biography, Book Trades (including Booksellers and Auction Catalogs), Broadsides, General Institutions, and Manuscripts. Researchers who are interested in studying public and institutional library catalogs should be aware of Robert B. Winans's A Descriptive Checklist of Book Catalogues Separately Printed in America 1693-1800 (Worcester, 1981) and Robert Singerman's American Library Book Catalogues, 1801-1875: A National Bibliography (Champaign, Ill., 1996).
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The Urban Audio investigates the musical potential of Turku, the European Capital of Culture 2011, and lets citizens and visitors participate in a new quality of perceiving urban space.
In a nine days project, Urban Audio will turn the urban sounds of the Finish town Turku to music. Special stringed instruments transform all ambient sounds to musical tunes. Every noise and sound, every shouting, barking, honking or laughing, and every car passing by will play a tone on the instruments.
The Urban Audio van with its mobile recording-studio will be present on different sites in the public space of Turku. Citizens and visitors are invited to listen live to the transformation of urban sounds on headphones and to enjoy the yet unheard acoustical quality of urban space.
The Urban Audio got 3rd prize at Live Grand-Prix contest in October 2010 in the Digital Turku category. This presentation in July is a continuation of that competition.
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Curry-Howard-Lambek correspondence
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Curry-Howard Isomorphism is an isomorphism between types (in programming languages) and propositions (in logic). Interestingly, the isomorphism maps programs (functions in Haskell) to (constructive) proofs (and vice versa).
1 The Answer
As is well established by now,
theAnswer :: Integer theAnswer = 42
2 InferenceA (non-trivial) Haskell function maps a value (of type
representation :: Bool -> Integer representation False = 0 representation True = 1
3 Connectives
Of course, atomic propositions contribute little towards knowledge, and the Haskell type system incorporates the logical connectives and , though heavily disguised. Haskell handles conjuction in the manner described by Intuitionistic Logic. When a program has type , the value returned itself indicates which one. The algebraic data types in Haskell has a tag on each alternative, the constructor, to indicate the injections:
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show :: Message String -> String show (OK s) = s show (Warning s) = "Warning: " ++ s show (Error s) = "ERROR! " ++ s
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Re: Any Newport 41 owners in the Bay Area?
Rick- Welcome to Sailnet! Good to hear of another N-41 on SF Bay! What's the name of your boat? If you go to Newport, Neptune, Gulf sailboats built by Capital Yachts you can join the Newport Yahoo group; there are several N-41 owners who discuss the boat on that listserv.
Russ - N41 Good Grief!
Re: Any Newport 41 owners in the Bay Area?
I live in Bay area and own a 1979 41 have owned it for 12 years , its located in sausalito but also have a slip at pier 39. have done alot of mods
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Uh, keel stepped in the head, behind the clock in the pic
Re: Any Newport 41 owners in the Bay Area?
I was just perusing a Newport 41 on Yachtworld (nice lines) and I didn't see a mast in the salon. Curious, is the mast hidden behind a bulkhead? This doesn't seem like it would be a design with a deck-stepped mast (not that there is anything wrong with deck-stepped masts)
They shortened the P measurment to improve the IOR rating. To do this they had to make the J measurment 1' longer to keep the center of effort of the sailplan in the correct location. Making the rig taller added ~6' of luff length which helped upwind performance. This tall rig with short boom was also meant to fly a blooper while sailing downwind to make up for the loss of sail area on the smaller main.
How is the in-cockpit sheeting arrangement on the older 41? Seems like it would be great for single-handing; but difficult to deal with on downwind legs and gybes because the mainsheet would drape across the inner cockpit.
Early 41 model history
One question I had was that early 41 model had a J of 16ft and longer boom (E 17?) and shorter mast (I 48). At least mine does (hull #3/1969). Later models appeared to move the mast back 1 ft with J 17, lengthen the mast (I 52) and shorten boom. Another variance is that early was single spreader where later was double. I was curious as to the motivation(s) for the change(s) and if there were other underwater changes like keel. The rudder was changed of course.
Hey I own one located in Richmond California! In all the time I have been here on Sailnet I never thought of throwing up a post asking who else owns one of these rare birds (LOL). Great to see a thread started so we can all chat about it. Sorry if this thread gets hijacked; but I did not know there were so many people here that own one in the SF Bay Area or have owned one here on Sailnet!! I have been feeling quite lonely while discussing the great sailing properties of the early C&C's while some people who think they know everything about boats call them IOR broach-coaches, and poorly constructed. Neither can be further from the truth as we all know!!
I've owned mine for coming up on 5 years; we sail SF Bay regularly. We need to get a Newport 41 raft-up going this spring or summer. I know of 3 other 41's in SF Bay that are not owners who have posted here. A second 41 resides at my dock and I helped a guy buy one about 2 years ago; which is now down in Redwood City.
Would love to talk shop with some of you guys who have owned 41's for many years or have sold yours. We could start another thread on the boat specific "Newport" forum here or start one in "Gear and Maintenance". Also, there is a Newport e-mail listserver on Yahoo where everyone who was on the old Sailnet listserv are. Go to Newport, Neptune, Gulf sailboats built by Capital Yachts and follow the Yahoo Group Banner link. Recently the Wife of Bill Smith (co-founder of Capital Yachts) joined and put up a couple of nostalgic posts.
The Newport 41 still turns heads and wins races! Great to hear one won overall in the Figawi; and my boat was selected for a photo in the 2010 Cruising World Calendar!!
|I was an owner on hull #129 a 1982 MK 2 and sold her in 2003. I am also happy to share with any questions a new owner may have.
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I have owned one for 24 years, and i know several other owners in So Cal.
It is an excellent sailing boat. As for strength , I have shipped mine coast to coast twice on a truck , crossed the Gulf Stream 12 times. sailed successfullu upwind in 34 kts true and 7 foot seas . The boat was built to C&C spec and therefore was able to use C&C as a designer in their advertising
Some earlier hull numbers , (guessing under 10) may have had
some un reinforced forward sections. and I heard of some remote cases where mast step structure absorbed water. Yourself and any good surveyor can detect any specific issues
One thing all of these boats need is a rudder upgrade, That is the only one issue. Also, there has never been a keel bolt issue or a gap opening forward
or anywhere for that matter. As for sailing , forward decks stay dry and at anchor, no annoying butt slapping to keep you awake at night.
My boat rayed 93 and could sail it ,I was dinged 3 seconds a mile for my rudder
but that was worth it considering the improved control under spinnaker in heavier air. I recently sold mine ( the yellow one on ebay) but will be happy to answer questions,
I am also a real engineer not a wanna be
I have materials and structures background so if you get serious
you can private message me and we can talk on the phone.
There are some her who's opinions are just that , opinions , and need to be corrected
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That celebrated mimic, the Superb Lyrebird, is the star of a new children's picture book published by Museum Victoria. Lyrebird! A True Story by Jackie Kerin is magnificently illustrated by Peter Gouldthorpe and was released just this week.
Cover of Lyrebird! A True Story by Jackie Kerin, illustrated by Peter Gouldthorpe.Source: Museum Victoria
Lyrebird! A True Story is based on the real tale of Edith Wilkinson and a a lyrebird she called 'James' who danced in Edith's Dandenongs garden in the 1930s. At the time, Superb Lyrebirds were believed to be shy and elusive, but James tolerated human audiences and performed for bird-watchers and ornithologists who arrived from around the globe. Upon a platform built on Edith's verandah rail, he became one of the first lyrebirds to be captured on film, and helped spread the reputation of these birds as uncanny imitators of the sounds around them.
Jackie first learned about James and Edith in 2007 from a 1933 book called The Lore of the Lyrebird by Ambrose Pratt. Therein he described an article he wrote about the unlikely pair in the 13 February 1932 edition of The Age. Jackie retrieved the article and from then on, she was hooked.
"I loved the story and thought that I could shape it into what I call a 'tellable tale' – take the story and put it into language for telling. I tell stories at schools and festivals and I was very interested in collecting some uniquely Australian stories," explains Jackie. "Also I like to encourage kids to connect with nature. And they're just such fabulous birds that we carry in our change purse or pocket, on the ten-cent coin. So I wrote a little story that I called Edith's Lyrebird." Her story won an award at the Woodford Folk Festival, then at the instigation of filmmaker Malcom McKinnon, Edith's Lyrebird was turned into a short film.
Creating a book was the next logical step, and Tasmanian illustrator and artist Peter Gouldthorpe was a natural choice to illustrate the book. As well as being a very fine landscape painter, Jackie says "he understands the importance of getting the animals and vegetation correct. I wanted a book for hungry eyes with lots of detail for kids to explore."
Jackie bird-watching in the Dandenongs while researching for Lyrebird!.Source: Jackie Kerin
Jackie researched the places and era of James and Edith. She read extensively about lyrebirds and explored the landscapes and bird life of the Dandenongs. "Edith had what they called a 'cut flower and foliage farm' on the south-west side of the mountain. During the Depression, flower gardening was a big industry up there. They'd have these flower shows with whole football ovals covered in flowers." Her photographs of Cloudehill Gardens in Olinda, situated on a former cut flower farm, helped provide the reference material Peter needed to recreate Edith's garden. Wayne Longmore and Rory O'Brien at Museum Victoria showed Peter and Jackie rare books and bird specimens so that they could capture details of Dandenongs birdlife and the nature of bird-watching in the 1930s.
MV photographer Jon Augier with a lyrebird specimen in the museum's photography studio. Studying specimens of Dandenongs bird species helped Peter Gouldthorpe get all the details right in his illustrations.Source: Jackie Kerin
The result is a book with many layers for readers to explore. "We've tried to include a sense of the seasons because the birds' mating and moulting are connected to the rhythmical seasons of the mountain." Throughout the illustrations there are the birds in Edith's garden that James mimicked, like the Yellow Robin, Laughing Kookaburra, and rosellas, and a there is a chart at the end of the book to identify them. Budding horticulturalists can also identify types of flowers and native flora.
The chart to help readers of Lyrebird! name the birds of Edith's garden.Image: Peter GouldthorpeSource: Museum Victoria
Jackie has also become quite fond of author Ambrose Pratt. "He was very passionate and his prose is very rich and fruity. He believed that the future was in the hands of children. He was very keen that people understand that if you care about the animals, you have to care about their environment."
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MILWAUKEE, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - In the first round of the 2011 Horizon League Volleyball Championship, sixth-seeded Green Bay (11-18) won set two Friday night at the Klotsche Center in Milwaukee, but third-seeded Butler (16-13) took sets three and four and end the Phoenix season, 3-1 (25-18, 21-25, 25-16, 25-13).
Sophomore Leah Van Zeeland (Kaukauna, Wis.) recorded 18 kills to lead the Phoenix while junior Brittany Groth (Oak Creek, Wis.) had 24 digs to end her record-setting 2011 season. Groth, an All-Horizon League libero, had 656 digs on the season, setting a program record and tallying the third-most digs in Horizon League history.
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After dropping the first set, the Phoenix went back and forth with the Bulldogs in a tight second set that included 11 ties and three lead changes. Trailing 14-11, Green Bay scored eight of the next 10 points to lead 19-16. Butler rallied to tie it at 19 before recorded three kills in the next eight points to close the set.
Van Zeeland had 12 kills through the first two sets, including seven in set two, while Groth had 17 digs, including 11 in the second. Green Bay had 18 kills in the second set alone while hitting .222.
Butler jumped out early in set three and finished it off, 25-16, for a 2-1 lead. The Phoenix hit just .100 in the third set while the Bulldogs hit .353 with 14 kills and two errors. The Phoenix led the fourth set 9-8 before Butler scored the next six points to take a 14-9 lead that it would not relinquish.
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Discussion in '2008 Playoffs' started by max, May 21, 2008.
Same time same place tv: ESPN 8:30PM Hopefully the Pistons will make the necessary adjustments.
We win at a 95% clip when AA plays in the first half. We lose at a 50% clip when he doesn't. Quit screwing with fate and get him in the game in the first half. I don't care if it is fate, luck, voodoo etc. These are the stats. Don't mess with it and get him in the game. I don't care if you stand him in the corner picking his nose. Getting him in gives us a win more times then not. What is so hard to understand?
If we don't play Amir and AA, we will lose in the [strike]first[/strike] [strike]second[/strike] third round. We are still the archetype for dominance. This is going to be a long, drawn-out blood bath.
All I am saying is that there is some power greater then us all that has decided that when he plays; we win 95% of the time. It can't be explained but if he plays the next game; and we win...? Isn't the ultimate goal to win?
I'm on your side honestly. AA is one of my fav players, although I think Amir is terribly overrated. GO PISTONS!!!! :D
Thats why he needs to stay on the inactive for the rest of the year, so Joe can get more than he is worth for him this summer. I don't know about the rest of you but it is starting to get tiring trying to cling to a players hype when their on court performance is embarrassingly lacking in comparison. For once I wish Joe would take advantage of the situation and swindle someone into giving up more than they should for one of our unproven guys before their stock drops.
Amir's on-court performance has ranged from good to absolutely fantastic. Flip's inability to spot talent (defensive talent esp) and refusal to play him does not make him overrated. Also if you saw when he was getting consistent PT, he was getting more and more comfortable and started to relax and not press at all. He was playing great, and then UTAH happened where he was yanked for no reason. Ever since then Flip's been jerking him around. Amir is not Darko. Darko has some sort of mental block that Amir has shown absolutely no sign of. In fact his attitude has been the opposite, ad he's showed a maturity beyond someone his age in handling an obviously sucky situation. Personally, i wish we'd stop hearing about potential and play the players already. This refusal to do is just contributing to the frustrating "hype".
I agree with you 100%, I've just given up the impossible task of convincing the virtual masses. So far, all indications are that Amir rises to the occasion when he is rewarded with playing time. He dives for loose balls, blocks shots, rebounds, makes unselfish passes, gets put back baskets, etc. He's pure energy, which most coaches love. He's the kind of player that LB would have rewarded with real PT. Darvin Ham with benefits.
Yea, whatever happend to accountability.
9.65 DR CB should just stand at the arc and drain 3s on off. We shot like 37% and was still in the last game. 43% and we win. Open the Reserve.
Amir can play good at times. Disappear at others. Foul himself into oblivion with depressing regularity. I listened to the Big O on Rome today, and it made me think of Amir. Some guys can't transition to the big show where they are not the biggest, the fastest or most athletic. In the NBDL, Amir was a giant among scrubs. In the NBA, he's at best a 9th man.
I hope Lee gets you for that.
I wanted Amir to make an impact this year soooooooo... bad. My belief is that he sits because he fouls too easily and then becomes a non-factor too often. Better luch next year. Put on the weight...
You are so cute. Buddy.
He's not your buddy, guy!
Those fouls are a product of his lack of PT, over exuberant youth which is exacerbated by lack of PT, and the fact that our perimeter defense is crap, and instead of letting everyone score like Dice, and (sometimes) Sheed do, he tries to contest. Also i can't even remember all the fouls he picked up that could solely be attributed to Arvis. When he got consistent PT, his fouls went down. When his PT got taken away and he got these 2 min stints to impact the game when the game was already over, he started pressing again. He hasn't seen enough time to warrant that 9th man distinction, and wouldn't it be nice if we could stop arguing about what Amir can/can't do, and actually see on the court ? Flip seems to think if he plays Amir, the Celts would win the entire series is those 6 min. edited to add; At least the players seem to get that this loss was on the defense not the offense . . . Detroit disappointed in defensive effort vs. Celtics - Detroit Pistons Basketball: News, Blogs, Photos, Audio, Schedule & Stats - MLive.com Now if only we can get Flip to play AA on Rondo/Perice specifically.
I think this amir-hype was brought in to create excited atmosphere: overall it has been same starting5 for years and fans needed "fresh" stories. But hype has never materialized and fans blame coach for that. But nobody asked fans to buy hype...
I want to do a poll about who will be here in the next years. Amir is gone. Had to go Darko for min. AA same. Stuck = Houston. I hope I'm wrong.
As I've said before, I like Amir and want to see him out there too, but he really does foul a lot and it's a major flaw in his game. He was in constant foul trouble in the D-League last year, and that was when he was starting and tearing up the league. He's one of the league leaders in fouls per minute this year. Lots of guys learn how to play D without getting into foul trouble. Amir needs to get stronger and play more under control or he's never going to get reliable minutes.
So how does that work, you got 5 min. to use and 5 fouls to use. Free chili ? He blocks as well as anyone.
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asesrOriginally posted by grafxnine@Nov 20 2005, 03:51 PM
i like the fraze roller better too just to think with out fraze and bigmoe you kids wouldnt be painting there
i thought you were an envy of cleaness bigmoe. it doesnt get much cleaner than that FETA roller
its a roller, clean is not the point...and im pretty sure fraze did that with a extension, not a ladder, so itd be pretty hard to make it clean anyways...
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frazes was there for a year or so. FETA did a new one. at least it was something in a town like ours, when nothing else was being done. who cares. its just a roller. and this is still just the internet.
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I believe that is important in society, and as well that it is special in England. One of the things I like in England is that there is a good mixture of respect of tradition and innovation. I believe everybody is respectful of that and it's good to have a Remembrance Day because a society that doesn't honour people who have lived before doesn't survive. That is done very well in England.
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Provo • Football coach Bronco Mendenhall claims to have a short memory when it comes to BYU games, especially those that happened in previous seasons.
But after all the blankets had been handed out on Senior Day and the overmatched Idaho State Bengals had been sent back to Pocatello with an expected 59-13 loss and a sizable paycheck, Mendenhall acknowledged losing 17-14 at No. 5 Notre Dame last year still stings.
"I don't remember many games, but I remember that one. And so I am looking forward to going back," Mendenhall said.
The rematch is Saturday (1:30 p.m. MST, NBC) in South Bend, Ind., and will pit a pair of 7-3 teams.
The Cougars came within a whisker of upsetting the undefeated Irish on Oct. 20, 2012, and keeping them from their march to the national championship game. The Cougars had a 14-7 halftime lead, but their offense sputtered in the second half and their usually stout defense could not stop Notre Dame's rushing attack when the game was on the line.
One play in particular, when senior quarterback Riley Nelson overthrew a wide-open Cody Hoffman, had the Cougars wondering what might have been.
"It has definitely stuck with us, because we easily could have won," Hoffman said Saturday. "And just seeing them in the national championship [game] and just knowing that we could have, and should have, beat them. But it is nice being able to go back this year and hopefully get revenge."
Last year, BYU was a heavy underdog. But this year the teams appear evenly matched, and Notre Dame is just a 1-point favorite. The Irish were surprised 28-21 by Pittsburgh on Nov. 9 and had a bye last weekend.
"We should have came out with a win, in my opinion," BYU linebacker Kyle Van Noy said, after playing sparingly against ISU but still recording two tackles for loss, a pass breakup and two quarterback hurries.
"I think that we are going to go into a game in which they are going to be healed from a bye week. They are going to be ready to go," Van Noy continued. "But I think also we are hungry, too. We are hungry for success. I think that is what is going to show in South Bend. It is going to be a good game. It is going to be competitive. It is going to be Midwest [style] football. Kind of like Wisconsin, they are going to try to run and pound. So it is going to be fun."
Almost all of BYU's main contributors this season played in that game last season, so the Cougars believe they won't be in awe of the place and will treat it more like a business trip. The notable exception to that is quarterback Taysom Hill, who suffered a season-ending knee injury against Utah State two weeks before the trip to Indiana.
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First big sale of the year at TWM Performance! This is a great opportunity to start the show season early and save on our quality products.
Save on every short shifter + shift knob combo, even on our already discounted products like the MazdaSpeed 3 short shifter or Evo X short shifter! Its a total saving of $25 on every TWM combo!
The best way to improve the sloppy stock shifter found in most cars is to upgrade to a short shifter for a sportier and more direct feeling. Adding a weighted shift knob to the short shifter will offset the extra force required to shift for a very smooth operation.
Also, dont forget to include shifter bushings kits to your order when available for your car model, as well as a quality leather short shift boot to complement the interior of the car.
All the short shifters can be viewed on this link:
TWM Short Shifters
And before buying your short shifter, you can browse through our vast line up of shift knobs on the following link:
TWM Shift Knobs
Most TWM shift knobs are now available with engraved shift patterns on any of our 5 unique finishes in the industry.
*REMINDER FROM TWM PERFORMANCE SAVE 5% to 10% MORE!
Be sure to sign up to our newsletter at our home page here: TWM Home for your 5% newsletter discount code.
Also, if you are a student or in the military be sure to visit our website here: TWM Student and Military Discount to find out how students and members of the military can save 10% on all of the short shifters and shift knobs that TWM offers.
Discount codes cant be combined.
Feel free to give us a call toll free at 1-877-655-0540 to order or for any question!
TWM Performance