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Dhoni has enjoyed a fairytale rise
Mahendra Singh Dhoni's one-match ban means the India captain will have time for an introspective look as to where and when his Midas touch deserted him as his team mates battle to avoid a series whitewash against Australia in Adelaide.
Dhoni, who will miss next week's fourth Test after the ICC banned him because of India's slow over rate in the third Test defeat in Perth on Sunday, has enjoyed a fairytale rise from the cricketing backwaters of the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand.
In what seemed like a storyline straight out of a Bollywood script, he led teams to Twenty20 (2007) and 50-over (2011) World Cup victories and oversaw their rise as the number one Test team in the world, thus convincing many he was India's best captain ever.
His unflappable leadership, as much as his tactical brilliance and uncomplicated approach, impressed most, including a management institute in his home town Ranchi which wanted to do a brain-mapping of the Indian captain.
Image: Mahendra Singh Dhoni
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Dhoni met his Waterloo in England last year
It was a fairytale too good to last long and Dhoni met his Waterloo in England last year, a nightmare that returned to haunt him in Australia.
Dhoni's brand of leadership, which earned him the nickname of 'Captain Cool', was ridiculed by a cricket expert who likened him to a clerk in an Indian bank - with no real passion or anger.
In England, where a 4-0 whitewash completed in August robbed the team of the top test status last year, Dhoni could at least blame it on injuries to key players.
In Australia, following two innings defeats that have left them trailing 3-0, he has no such luxury.
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Dhoni has not looked quite in command
For quite a while, Dhoni has not looked quite in command and the Perth Test was a good case in study.
The sheer rarity of the move to field an all-pace attack, axing off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin to accommodate debutant pace bowler Vinay Kumar, baffled most.
"I'm surprised, a spinner could have exercised some control here," former captain Ravi Shastri rued on air as the Indian pacers strayed their line and got hammered by Australian opener David Warner on the first day.
In a way, Dhoni met his comeuppance and incurred a one-match ban after India were found two overs short of target. It may not have been the case had one of his frontline bowlers been a spinner.
He could not get the best out of his pacers either.
Much of Ishant Sharma's reputation is built around his excellent spell against former Australia captain Ricky Ponting in the 2008 Perth Test but this time around Dhoni held him back, preferring Vinay Kumar's military medium pace instead.
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Dhoni's retirement comment disappoints Ganguly
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly was disappointed by Dhoni's announcement on the eve of the Perth Test that he was focussing on 2015 World Cup and might quit Test cricket next year.
"I wish he's joking," Ganguly told Aaj Tak channel.
"And if he is really serious, then it is not sensible of him at all to make such a comment 24 hours before the start of an important Test match," he added.
Image: Mahendra Singh Dhoni (left) speaks to Sachin Tendulkar
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'This revolving door of first slip is rubbish'
Barring the half-century in the Sydney Test, Dhoni has not enhanced his reputation with the bat either on this tour and has been average behind the stumps.
Throughout the series, he and his slip colleagues stood way behind where edges dropped and he aimlessly shuffled slip fielders on occasions.
In Perth, Dhoni briefly had Virat Kohli in first slip where the fielder dropped Warner before Sachin Tendulkar, original occupant of the position, returned from outfield.
"It's a permanent position. This revolving door of first slip is rubbish," former Australia captain Ian Chappell, a specialist slip fielder himself in his playing days, fumed.
Image: Mahendra Singh Dhoni (left) chats to coach Duncan Fletcher
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'I'm the leader of the side, the main culprit'
While the entire blame cannot be placed at his feet, Dhoni knows he deserves the lion's share and had the candour to admit it.
"I need to blame myself. I'm the leader of the side, the main culprit," he said.
While vice-captain Virender Sehwag takes over the captaincy temporarily for the Adelaide Test, a lack of suitable alternatives mean India need Dhoni to come back firing for the three-Test series in Sri Lanka in six months time.
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What are you doing July 2 through 6?
A Children's Summer Art Program at the Cedar Key Arts Center for 1st through 12th grade students is planned.
Youth can learn from the experts about ceramics, drawing, sculpture, photography etc.
Classes are from 9-11:30 am daily and there will be an exhibit of students' work on Friday, July 27.
Registration forms are available at the Cedar Keyhole, Chamber of Commerce or from Kathy Hudson at Cedar Key School.
Enrollment is limited and deadline is June 112. There is a $20 materials cost, but scholarships are available, just ask.
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If you've visited Island Arts across from the Post Office on Second Street in the past two weeks you've probably asked "Where's Bo?" If you don't know who Bo is, then let me tell you, you missed meeting the coolest shop cat in Cedar Key.
Artist of the Month for May 2012 at the Cedar Keyhole Gallery is Virginia Stevenson.
Using a variety of fabrics and dyeing methods, Virginia Stevenson has steeply advanced the sophistication of her creations. Her works have appeared in a number of shows as well as collections. Stevenson has also been commissioned to devise fabric solutions for decorator challenges. Never idle, Stevenson uses many of her original fabric designs in producing ready-to-wear fashions. All of her latest creations will be on display at the Cedar Keyhole during the entire month of May.
At 79, Henry Gernhardt's hands have twisted, turned, pressed, pounded, painted and baked globs of earth into works of art for more than 73 years.
The artist, who now lives and works just outside of Cedar Key with his wife, Amy, grew up in rural Connecticut in a family he describes as being mostly engineers and mechanics.
"I just couldn't get into that," he says. "I always did things different."
So, Gernhardt started a formal education in the arts at Norwich Art School in the early 1950s.
The months of February and March provided an opportunity for Levy County Visitors Bureau to host two international groups of travel writers, a television segment shoot and a writer and photographer from Southern Living magazine.
By Pam Darty
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Special to the Beacon
Roxy Blues is a fictional story based upon the lives of real people. It is the story of two ordinary people who live in Cedar Key and the impact that an extremely effective pain killing medication has upon their lives.
Roxy Contin overtakes a husband and wife's life and becomes an addiction. This is a novel about what could happen to any of us, writes Pierce Kelley the author, an attorney in Cedar Key.
By Donna Thalacher
Wintertime Cedar Key resident
I probably got started into composting for the wrong reason. In Iowa, John and I live on the Des Moines River and I love to garden. As the years have passed, my flower beds have both grown in size and number, including a rather large wildflower bank meadow. And if that isn't enough, once the grandchildren started arriving, our fruit and vegetable gardens started growing as well.
On Saturday and Sunday, April 21-22, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m., Florida's coastline from Pensacola to St. Mark's will step back into maritime history by staging the second Lighthouse Challenge.
Five lighthouse: Pensacola Lighthouse, Cape San Blas Lighthouse, Cape St. George Light, Crooked River Lighthouse and St. Mark's Lighthouse will be open to visitors.
The Cedar Key Woman's Club held its Installation Dinner on March 28 at the Seabreeze Restaurant in Cedar Key.
The theme of the event was "recycling", and true to that theme, the club's new officers are those that served in the past.
Officers installed include: Jane Moore, president; Debbie Franks, first vice-president (not present), Joan Selby, second vice-president; Teri Brennan, secretary; Cindy Leiner, treasurer (not present); Judy Duvall, parliamentarian; and Eileen Senecal, corresponding secretary.
By Toni C. Collins
Levy County Historian
The Federal government has conducted a census or account of its population every year since 1790. In that year the census takers, who were U.S. Marshals on horseback, counted 3.9 million inhabitants.
Why did the government undertake such a huge project? As America expanded, the nation's interests grew more complex and the government needed to plan for that new growth.
By LESLIE STURMER
Special to the Beacon
Each Wednesday morning, the Boat Builders meet at 9 a.m.
Also on Wednesday mornings, Chris Harkness is in the photo lab. The next few sessions Chris will be teaching pinhole camera techniques.
• Ann Kamzelski has extended her Photoshop elements class through March 27, when she will show how to change images to black and white, how to add a watermark and will work on editing images brought to class. The fee is $20 for members - $25 for nonmembers. Ann's number is (352) 543-9660.
Twelve Cedar Key Lions took being green to heart on St. Patrick's Day,
collecting 150 lbs. of roadside trash on the Lions' two mile stretch of Adopt-a-Road on Rt. 24 leading into Cedar Key. Lions doing their part are, from left: Teri Brennan, Judy Duvall, Ralph Selby, Dale Register, Susan Hollandsworth, Lannie Cardona, Frank Molitor, Bob Piscura, Judy Howerton, Roland Senecal and George Sresovich. (Not pictured is Rory Brennan).
By Eileen Senecal
The Cedar Key Woman's Club held its Annual Luncheon & Fashion Show on March 15, entertaining over 150 women. The ladies just can't be beat with their efforts to support local charities and raise funds for the scholarship for a Cedar Key young lady graduate.
Cedar Key School was recognized Friday by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection for outstanding efforts in 2011 to promote recycling.
Cedar Key students, collecting about 550 pledges to recycle in FDEP's staterwide K-12 Recycling Pledge Card Contest, pushed their school to the top three in the state.
By PAM DARTY
Special to the Beacon
To celebrate Florida Archaeology Month the Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) will host four distinguished archaeologists and two Ranger-led walks at the Shell Mound archaeological site near Cedar Key.
All activities are free.
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A winner was selected from 72 designs submitted by 21 freelance designers.
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Children and adults learning to play the piano
Design a certificate of achievement that is awarded to people on completion of a beginner's piano method.
The template is attached.
The certificate needs to be serious and at the same time aimed towards beginners. Mostly children.
The musical notes in each corner should not be overwhelming. Just a few crotchets, quavers, and semi-quavers should be splattered around sparingly.
Please use the example attached as a guide.
The color of the text should be the same as you see it in the attachment: Black text and red text. The 5 Lines on the outside should be black (not blue as in the photo). The lines are the frame.
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I'm sure that most of you are like me, and have joined Keenspace for the sheer joy of doing a comic. I'm sure most of also feel as I do, and do not expect your creation to make any money or bring you any prestige.
 That being said, I really would like to make a living out of doing this. However, I don't think 'Zap Jones' is going to do that, or 'Squatters' for that matter. Now don't get nervous, I'm not going to quit doing either strip. I'm just gonna add to my burden by doing a third comic.
 'Park Life' is an idea I've been tossing around in my head for quite some time. I think it has the potential to make it into newspapers. At first, I was gonna attempt to bring my old strip, 'Ballyhoo!', back from the dead, but I decided my heart just wasn't in that one. 'Park Life is different, it's fresh, creative, and most important, family friendly. I can get a lot of milage out of it without getting bored.
 So, starting sometime in June, 'Park Life' will begin with a three day a week schedule, slowly turning into more days as I shuffle it into a rotation with 'Zap' and 'Squatters'. DJ Coffman's fantastic success with 'Gravity' has made me realize that it can be done if you put your mind to it. So, I'm counting on you guys to help me get the word out once the 'Park' is open.
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Things will probably change art wise, as I get a little more simplistic and cleaned up look that will look good in the papers. I won't start running the strip until I have at least five weeks worth. My goal is to be in at least one paper by 2002.
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The navy blue padded gilet and sweatshirt combo isn't quite doing it for Mr Seán Dermot Fintan O'Leary Jr. His stylist, Mr Tom Stubbs, tries to talk him into wearing the sleeveless garment for our photo shoot, but the team reckons it looks a bit too Back to the Future. The Essex-born Radio 2 DJ and The X Factor host grimaces at this reference and removes the offending item. Now he's in a Paul Newman-esque waxed cotton car coat, a well-cut pair of chinos and some simple brown lace-ups. Much better; much more Mr O'Leary's style. He's happy now, and after a quick fiddle with iTunes (lots of King Creosote, Madness and Morrissey) the photographer can start work again.
The closer Mr O'Leary gets to his impending wedding day, the fussier he becomes about his clothes. Certainly, the rugby playing, James Joyce-reading Arsenal fan has come a long way from the football terrace gear he wore when his career began on Channel 4's T4 show 10 years ago. Now a primetime TV mainstay, Mr O'Leary prefers to look the part in super-sharp tailoring with a carefully folded handkerchief in the jacket breast pocket. "Just because it's Saturday night, it doesn't have to be bling or shiny," he says. Here, Mr O'Leary shows what ensembles manage to make the cut.
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Luna 11
Goals: Launched 2 weeks after NASA's Lunar Orbiter 1, Luna 11 was designed to take the Soviet Union's first pictures of the surface of the Moon from lunar orbit and to obtain data on the Moon's composition, the mass concentrations first detected by Luna 10, and the lunar environment.
Accomplishments: The TV system failed to return usable images, but the other instruments functioned properly. The spacecraft completed 137 radio transmissions and 277 orbits of the Moon before its batteries were depleted.
24 Aug 1966: Launch
27 Aug 1966: Lunar Orbit Insertion
Mission Type: Orbiter
Launch Vehicle: SS-6 (Sapwood) with second-generation upper stage + escape stage; 8K78M (no. N103-43)
Launch Site: Tyuratam (Baikonur Cosmodrome), USSR, NIIP-5
Spacecraft Mass: 1,640 kg
Spacecraft Instruments: 1) imaging system; 2) gamma-ray detector; 3) magnetometer; 4) radiation detectors; 5) infrared radiometer; 6) meteoroid detectors; and 7) R-1 gear transmission experiment
Spacecraft Power: Batteries
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Solar System Log by Andrew Wilson, published 1987 by Jane's Publishing Co. Ltd.
This subset of the "second-generation" Luna spacecraft, the Ye-6LF, was designed to take the U.S.S.R.'s first photographs of the surface of the Moon from lunar orbit. A secondary objective was to obtain data on mass concentrations ("mascons") on the Moon first detected by Luna 10.
Using the basic Ye-6 bus, a suite of scientific instruments (plus an imaging system similar to the one used on Zond 3) replaced the small lander capsule used on the soft-landing flights. The resolution of the photos was reportedly 15 to 20 meters. A technological experiment included testing the efficiency of gear transmission in vacuum as a test for a future lunar rover.
Luna 11, launched only two weeks after the U.S. Lunar Orbiter, successfully entered lunar orbit at 21:49 UT on 27 August. Parameters were 160 x 1,193 kilometers. During the mission, the TV camera failed to return usable images because the spacecraft lost proper orientation to face the lunar surface when a foreign object was lodged in the nozzle of one of the attitude-control thrusters. The other instruments functioned without fault before the mission formally ended on 1 October 1966 after the power supply had been depleted.


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Workers in manufacturing and industrial trades make almost all of the products that we use. Paper goods, automobiles, farm machinery, and electrical equipment are just a few of the major products manufactured by skilled workers in Wisconsin. The following trades are included under this overall heading.
Every product that we touch in daily life, a metalworking journeyperson touches first. The machine tool trades build precise, complex tools and precision component parts used in high technology industries such as aerospace, medical, automotive, defense, construction, and consumer products.
If you are mechanically minded, hands-on-person who likes problem solving, designing and building things, accepting responsibility, teamwork, math and industrial science, take a look at the advantages of a career in the machine tool trades.
Machinists use machine tools to repair metal parts, tools, or machines, applying knowledge of mechanics, shop mathematics, metal properties, and machining operations. They study specifications to determine dimensions and tolerances of workpieces and sequences of necessary operations. Machinists are skilled workers who can transform a block of metal into an intricate part, such as a gear or piston, that meets precise specifications. They set up and operate most kinds of machine tools used to fabricate metal parts of automobiles, machines, and other equipment, and also have knowledge of the properties of a variety of metals, such as: steel, cast iron, aluminum, and brass.
The cost of a set of measuring instruments, including verniers, micrometers, and a dial indicator, can run from $300.00 to $700.00. Employers often purchase these and reimburse themselves with deductions from the apprentices' paychecks.
Machinists with experience can advance to supervisory positions. With additional training, they may become tool and die makers or instrument makers. Some open their own machine shops.
Simply glance the "Skilled Trades" and "Professional Technical" sections of any newspaper and, regardless of the economy, you'll see many employment opportunities available for Machinists, Tool and Die Makers, EDM, Moldmakers, and Patternmakers.
The types of metalworking skills needed by industry today are advancing as rapidly as technology. Employers need people who know how to design on modeling software, integrate automation with machine tools and troubleshoot problems. The nature of the metalworking trades is changing to encompass ever-higher technology skills.
Throughout an apprenticeship, a journey worker will be attending technical college, earning good money and not accumulating the typical debt associated with attending college. Upon completion of an apprenticeship, a journey worker is already employed within his/her career field and is well on the way to above-average earnings potential.
How Do I Apply for Apprenticeship in the Industrial Trades?
Applying for apprenticeship in the industrial and service sectors involves applying directly to the company that operates an apprenticeship program. Although the Bureau of Apprenticeship Standards has set minimum entry requirements for each individual trade, eligibility requirements will vary from employer to employer and trade to trade. Most employers require a high school diploma or equivalent, math and reading skills.
Some employers test individuals to determine aptitude and trade knowledge. Some of the larger companies and those companies that have collective bargaining agreements often limit apprenticeship opportunities to people who are currently in their employment. This may mean that an individual interested in becoming an apprentice will have to take another position with the company while waiting for the opportunity to serve in an apprenticeship. Some companies may list apprenticeship opportunities with the local Job Center, technical college or in the classified ads of the local newspaper.
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Both are wonderful!! Please keep praying for the young man who cuts himself - he's in a lot of pain emotionally - he cuts to be able to bear the deeper pain. The video - I don't speak a word of . . . Slavic? I'm not sure what language you speak, please forgive my ignorance. . . but found myself laughing through the wonky/fun! . . .and will be singing oy oy oy. . .oy!! for the rest of the evening!!
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"Being a Fellow helped me to expand my professional network here in Pittsburgh and gave me some amazing opportunities to work for Girl Scouts Trillium Council as well as for the United Steelworkers of America," Iris Winter said on reflecting on her time as a Peace Corps Fellow in Duquesne University's Graduate Center for Social and Public Policy.
Iris has a strong ethic of social justice and service. Before joining the Peace Corps she was an Americorps VISTA at Big Brothers Big Sisters in Tucson, Arizona. As a Peace Corps volunteer in South Africa she helped introduce new educational techniques to teachers. There she also met her future husband, Manuel Zuniga, another Peace Corps volunteer, who preceded Iris as a Peace Corps Fellow in the Policy Center.
As a Fellow, Iris wanted to work in a women's organization. As it happened, just as she started her studies Girl Scouts Trillium Council in downtown Pittsburgh approached the Policy Center with a need for help in developing a needs assessment of girls in their service area. Though initially they had no money to offer, after Iris's first successful year they included her in their regular operating budget. "Iris demonstrated exceptional initiative," her supervisor reported. She managed and supervised a team of six interns and staff; developed a project timeline, assigned tasks, and tracked ongoing progress; created and implemented standardized templates, spreadsheets, forms, and questionnaires for an eight-part process; gathered, compiled, entered, and analyzed census, school, and membership data; and organized and assisted in the facilitation of community leader focus groups.
Even after she finished her fellowship she continued to work for them, doing a variety of projects including some fund development, until her son was born. She even did some freelance from home after that, too, including setting up the first ever Girls Scouts Build a Dream event.
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I obviously overlooked the collection #'s. The pictures are different on the Anakin and Yoda figures, but the Royal Guards are packaged on the same card. Why don't you take over here Matt... I mean, when did you become a variation/error enthusiast and collector? Always have to one-up me don't ya? But that's why I like you so much, you keep me on my game...
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Mark Runia is the proud owner of the world's first hydrogen-powered boat and at least for now he can also say he has the only one, too. A year ago, Mark met Sheldon Graber, president and CEO of Destination Yachts, at the Utah Boat Show. Graber mentioned to Mark and his older brother Bob that a new hydrogen fuel technology was now available and it could be applied to help power houseboats.
"My brother laughed when I told him I was thinking of buying a houseboat, but I told him I was serious after we walked around and looked closely at a boat at the show," says Mark. "Sheldon mentioned that he wanted to do a hydrogen system and that perked our interest quite a bit. So with that, we started penciling in some figures."
The thought of possibly owning a houseboat to the reality of doing it, quickly moved forward, and soon the Aqua Knotty, a 75- by 18-foot hydrogen- and gasoline-powered houseboat was conceived. The hydrogen system is manufactured by Hydro Phi Technology from Georgia, and the system supplements a 40/60 ratio with gas.
"If we go out for 10 hours, four of those hours will be with the hydrogen system," says Bob. "But you still need the generator to power the system, because it needs power to run."
Adds Mark, "The way we look at it, if you run it for 24 hours a day, every third day is free."
Basically the system passes an electric current through water, splitting or decomposing the H20 molecules into oxygen and hydrogen gas. The hydrogen is then injected along with gasoline in the exact same engines that are being used today on other boats. Since hydrogen burns hotter than gasoline, it helps clean up unburned hydrocarbons and nearly eliminates harmful environmental emissions. Also, the system doesn't store any hydrogen. It gets burned as it's produced and any excess gets released after the engine is shut down.
The system works side-by-side with the existing fuel injection and all that needed to be altered to the twin MerCruiser 4.3L engines was to re-drill the injectors so the hydrogen and fuel could work together. The brothers are completely satisfied and feel that it works harmoniously with the fuel systems that are available today.
"We hope to see many boats with this system, that's our dream," says Bob. "With $4 gas, if you can take 40 percent off, that's worth talking about providing the price of the product doesn't take away from the savings on the fuel side."
There are a few misconceptions, so it's important to note that Hydro Phi is not a fuel cell company and not even a hydrogen-powered solution. It is the manufacturer of an onboard fuel system that you don't need to pump or buy bottles for.
"We're not violating any laws of science," says Rod Aguillard, who is the CMO and VP of Business Development for Hydro Phi. "Were only taking existing science and packaging it."
From a scientific standpoint, the hydrogen system from Hydro Phi could be considered quite complicated. But according to the brothers, the actual application is relatively simple.
"Isn't that what we're all really looking for, simplicity in a product?" asks Bob. "We want results that are beneficial, plus safe."
Bob, who is a State Farm Insurance agent, was pleased to learn there were no issues or concerns when his brother went to insure the unique houseboat.
"It's actually a lot safer than other houseboats so as far as insurance is concerned, being hydrogen-powered was a non-issue," says Bob. "In fact the exhaust comes out as water vapor so it's a lot safer."
Graber felt the MerCruiser 4.3L engines were ample enough horsepower and Hydro Phi felt it was sufficient as well, so the brothers trusted their opinions and went with the twins.
"So far with the performance we've seen with the boat, they were both right," says Mark. "For a 90,000-pound houseboat, it does really well."
Adds Bob, "When we were planning with Hydro Phi we told them we wanted the same performance or slightly better that what a gasoline-powered motor could do. We weren't interested in super charging it, we just wanted it to perform in a way a MerCruiser should, and that's what they did.
Although Mark had never owned a houseboat prior to having his Destination Yacht custom-built, the boating lifestyle is something that has always been a part of his life. His parents owned a houseboat in the 80's and 90's and he can recall spending a lot of time on Lake Powell in Utah with his two brothers and three sisters.
Mark and his wife, Annette, grew up in Utah, but moved to California when their children were young. One of the advantages to moving back to Utah after 15 years was the chance for Mark to take his son Zach and his daughter Kylee to Lake Powell where he grew up boating.
"In 2005 we took six days and went from Bullfrog to Wahweap and our kids were in awe of Lake Powell," recalls Mark.
Zach and his friends wanted to rent a houseboat in 2009, but couldn't come up with the money, so Mark and Annette stepped in and rented it for them. They chaperoned the group, which also included their daughter Kylee and her friends, and after seeing how much fun everyone was having on the rental houseboat, it got Mark thinking about wanting to own one of his own.
"That rental experience led me to wanting to buy a houseboat," say Mark. "I mentioned to my wife that this is something we should do and she said, `I wish we would have done this a long time ago.'"
Selecting the manufacturer to build the houseboat was a decision Mark didn't take lightly, and after careful consideration, he knew that going with Graber and Destination Yachts made the most sense.
"Dollar-for-dollar, this is by far the best value that we can find, hands down," says Mark. "I would absolutely recommend them because I always knew that Sheldon would take care of me."
Adds his elder brother, "For the money spent, the value is there and it's a quality value that was well-thought out. The end-product is remarkable."
"We're known for not following or copying other companies; lead, follow or get out of the way," says Graber. "We're not the million dollar boat builder; our roots are in price-point boats."
Another great feature on this boat is the new patented hybrid MonoCat hull design, which tracks better in cross winds. Plus the design provides taller ceilings and room to stand up for those in the lower cuddy.
Working with Destination Yachts was a great experience because Mark felt he was given every opportunity possible to provide his input on the design. The desire to build something unique went beyond just the hydrogen system.
"Mark was very involved in the design, including the dual staterooms with the side porch so each stateroom could have a view of the lake," says Graber.
The president of Destination Yachts went to the design table to help give the brothers what they wanted, especially Bob, who likes to sit in bed in the mornings and look at the lake.
"That's the beauty of working with Sheldon. We told him what we wanted, for example the two master bedrooms, and he came up with the idea for the side porch," says Mark. "He presented the idea that I had never seen before and I figured since we're being a little different with everything else with the hydrogen system, why not go with the side balcony as well?"
The angled side porch could have been straight-lined with the boat, but Graber felt it would be nice to put it on an angle to make it a little more unique, and the brothers liked that. Even with the diagonal hallway floor plan, they knew they'd give up some square footage, but Mark wanted to add some creature comforts for his brother. He also had an ulterior motive for this design himself.
"We can also pull up our ski boat and unload on the side of the houseboat," says Mark. "That's why we put a gate there, plus a door so you don't need to go through Bob's bedroom to access it."
Letting customers incorporate their own designs and ideas into the finished product has helped Destination Yachts grow over the years. Not only does the Indiana-based manufacturer allow its customers to come to the shop while their boat is being built, they highly recommend it.
"It wasn't something we asked for to go out to the plant and see the boat being built, Sheldon insisted on it," says Bob. "It's a shop where the customer gets to be involved."
The brothers each made a trip back to Indiana during the building process, but it wasn't just about checking on how it was coming together, but also about seeing the effort that was being made by those in the plant.
"When we went back to the factory we had free reign to talk to the workers and to see our boat being constructed," says Mark. "I watch an Amish craftsman, Ivan, do the trim work and he was adamant that it be perfect. There is a lot of craftsmanship that goes into a houseboat that you don't see in today's society because everyone is about time and money. I really enjoyed seeing that in person."
Deciding to go with a hydrogen-powered houseboat was more than just a conscious decision to help be more environmentally friendly, although it is something that is a part of who Mark and Bob really are. Both own hybrid vehicles and they feel that if everyone did their part it would help us all. But they also recognized that the price of fuel isn't getting any cheaper these days.
"We think it's something that is going to come sooner or later," says Mark. "As gas gets to $5 and $6 a gallon at the lake, more people will start looking into this system."
The brothers pride themselves as being pioneers for this technology, plus they have a guarantee from Hydro Phi that if any new technology becomes available that they'll be the recipient, so the boat will continue to be upgraded.
"Hydro Phi has gone above and beyond what could be expected," says Mark. "They flew a guy out just to do the fine tuning on this boat and to me that says quite a bit."
Like building a home, you'll never be able to truly build the perfect houseboat, but that doesn't mean there is a lot the brothers would do differently if they were to build another boat today. The 75-foot length is already at the limit for Lake Powell, but Mark feels going with a 20-foot width instead of 18 would be one thing he'd do differently. And maybe adding a little more storage in areas like the head, but overall he's quite pleased.
"I would like to see the bow thrusters go all the way through like a tunnel design," says Mark. "It might work just fine back east, but on Powell I wish it would go all the way through for better control. The stern works great, but it could work better in the bow."
Destination Yachts is willing and ready to build another hydrogen-powered houseboat, as well as Hydro Phi, who before this project didn't really see this part of the industry as a strong market for them.
"Our founder felt it could be a hit for the boating industry, but we never would have focused on houseboats," says Aguillard from Hydro Phi. "I'm from Louisiana and we see these as man caves that aren't used a lot from my perspective. I never would have indentified houseboats as a target market."
Well the system is a hit in the houseboat industry, at least for two brothers that are pioneers of this technology and leading the way for others to follow. And of course with the concerns over the rising price of gas, they won't have the only hydrogen-powered houseboat for very long.
"The next time it will be all plug and play," says Graber. "We learned a lot from this hydrogen project and we'd love to do another one."
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The Yale Child Study Center and Yale Medical School is proud to introduce the new Masters of Science program in Psychodynamic Developmental Neuroscience in collaboration with University College London and The Anna Freud Centre.
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This program has developed from the historical collaboration between the Anna Freud Centre and the Yale Child Study Center spanning many decades of joint scholarly work and enterprise. This partnership began when Anna Freud collaborated with Dr. Albert Solnit of the Child Study Center to explore the approach and treatment of children in the legal system. Today, the Yale Child Study Center provides expertise in clinical developmental neuroscience and the Anna Freud Centre provides corresponding expertise in developmental psychoanalytic psychology.
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Evans, Wiles land all-tournament team honors
HONOLULU, Hawai'i (Nov. 29, 2009) - An extra five minutes of play was needed, but in the end it was worth it for the Lady Bucs.
Senior Siarre Evans (Griffin, Ga.) posted her fourth straight double-double (17 points/12 rebounds) and junior newcomer Tarita Gordon (Wichita, Kan.) netted a career-high 25 points, leading the ETSU women's basketball team to a 94-83 overtime win over Hawai'i on Sunday night inside the Stan Sheriff Center.
With the win, ETSU snapped a three-game losing streak and improved to 2-3 on the season, while Hawai'i dropped to 1-4. Also, Sunday's win marked the Lady Bucs' first November road victory since knocking off Mercer back on Nov. 30, 2006.
The Lady Bucs scored the first seven points in the overtime period and never looked back, as ETSU outscored the Rainbow Wahine 19-8 and cruised to the 11-point victory. Evans scored five of the first seven points in extra stanza and the Lady Bucs carried all the momentum with them to victory.
"It's always good to get a win, but to go on a road trip and win in this environment makes it a lot better," commented head coach Karen Kemp. "I told the team they needed to go out in the overtime period and take control. I felt the team responded well after making a few shots early, and it took the air out of Hawai'i a little bit. We knew Hawai'i was a very physical and scrappy team, so we couldn't back down. They (Hawai'i) put on a great tournament and we got two tough games out of this trip."
At the post-tournament ceremony, two Lady Buccaneers landed all-tournament team honors, as Evans and TaRonda Wiles (Danville, Va.) took home accolades. Evans averaged 19.5 points, 12 rebounds and 3.5 assists in the two games, while Wiles recorded 17.5 points and four rebounds.
The Lady Bucs looked to take control in the early minutes of the first half, as ETSU raced out to an early 8-2 lead, but lack of defense let Hawai'i even the score at 10-all heading into the first media timeout at the 15:43 mark. From there, neither team established any breathing room, as the next eight minutes of the contest saw one tie and three lead changes until the Lady Bucs finally opened a 12-point cushion (33-21) - forcing Hawai'i to burn a 30-second timeout after Gordon drained her fourth field goal of the half with less than eight minutes remaining before intermission.
Once again defensive flaws haunted the Lady Bucs and the Rainbow Wahine only need the next minute, 47 seconds to cut the 12-point deficit to three, 33-30, after Dita Liepkalne connected on a pair of free throws. The game remained tight for the remaining five-plus minutes of the half, but a tip-in by Evans at the buzzer gave the Lady Bucs a 49-41 advantage at the break.
Offense wasn't the issue for either team in the first 20 minutes, as both clubs combined to make 32 field goals. ETSU shot 48.5 percent (16-33) in the opening stanza - and after shooting a dismal 55.6 percent at the free throw line yesterday against Arizona State - the Lady Bucs were a blistering 91.7 percent tonight (11-of-12). The Lady Bucs did a solid job distributing the ball, as ETSU accounted for eight assists on its 16 made field goals.
After posting a strong shooting percentage in the first half, ETSU came out ice cold to start the second - going 2-of-10 - letting Hawai'i to tie the game at 52-all at the 15:48 mark. The Lady Buccaneer shooting woes continued and the Rainbow Wahine grabbed their first lead since the 13:12 mark of the first half after Liepkalne laid one in - giving Hawai'i a 58-56 advantage with 12:35 left in regulation. ETSU responded on the following possession when Evans scored two of her 17 points to even the game at 58-all.
Again, the game was a battle, with two ties and six lead changes being recorded from the 11:48 mark to 7:09 left in regulation, but Gordon took over - scoring four of the next six points to put the Lady Bucs ahead, 72-67. However, Hawai'i didn't back down and scored six unanswered points to regain a 73-72 lead with 3:15 showing on the clock.
Then, Tara Davis (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) came through in the clutch and snapped a four and a half minute scoring drought when she nailed a deep trey to put ETSU back up 75-73 with 1:56 left in the contest. Hawai'i answered with a game-tying bucket from Allie Patterson, and neither team could find the bottom of the net in the final minute and thirty seconds. Both teams had chances, but Gordon coughed the ball up with 23 ticks and Keisha Kanekoa missed a running floater with three seconds left in regulation to send the game into extra frames.
The Lady Bucs made three of their four field goal attempts in overtime and finished 30-of-69 from the field (43.5 percent). Meanwhile, Hawai'i went 2-of-9 in the extra stanza and shot 38.3 percent (31-81) for the game. ETSU out-rebounded the Rainbow Wahine - 48 to 46 - and assisted on 14 of its 30 field goals made.
In addition to Evans and Gordon, freshman post Tosha Austin (Chattanooga, Tenn.) posted her best game thus far in a Lady Buccaneer uniform. Austin finished with six points and a career high 15 rebounds in 39 minutes of work. Wiles scored 21 points and dished out four assists, while Davis chipped in with 14 points, five boards and four assists.
Hawai'i had five players reach double figures in scoring and was led by Patterson's 19-point effort. Rebecca Dew also added a double-double effort in the losing effort - posting 13 points and 11 rebounds.
The Lady Bucs return to action on Saturday, Dec. 5, when ETSU opens Atlantic Sun Conference play with North Florida. Tip time is set for 1 p.m. inside Memorial Center.
For more information on Lady Buccaneer basketball, visit www.ETSUBucs.com.


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|Sacred Heart HS
2010 All-WWPA Honorable Mention
WWPA Player of the Week- Oct. 27, 2010
2008, 2009, 2010 ACWPC All-Academic
2010 WWPA All-Academic
AS A SENIOR IN 2011: Made 33 starts, playing in 34 games total … amassed 316 blocks, 21 steals and 23 assists … saved an impressive 16 shots against No. 5 UOP at the Cal Bear Invitational, and recorded three saves in one half of action against No. 2 Cal later in the day … tallied 11 saves at No. 17 Princeton … registered 10 saves and added two assists against St. Francis … recorded 12 saves, five steals and added an assist against Brown … continued his terrific play by recording 11 blocks and two assists against MIT … had five saves and an assist against Fordham … at UOP, recorded 10 saves for the game … recorded an impressive 18 saves that represented a career-high for the senior against St. Francis … had another outstanding game by recording 14 saves vs. West Valley … recorded six blocks against UC Davis … added six saves to continue his season-long strong play in net against Redlands … recorded seven saves against Occidental … totaled eight blocks against No. 3 Cal on Sept. 25 … had six saves against No. 3 Cal on Oct. 1 … saved 12 shots vs. LMU … picked up nine saves against Air Force … recorded 10 saves in three quarters against Pomona-Pitzer … had 13 saves, two steals, and two penalty shot saves in the team's upset win at No. 10 UC Davis … made 12 saves vs. UCLA … tallied nine saves vs. Brown … recorded 10 saves vs. Air Force … collected four blocks vs. Cal Baptist … Picked up 14 saves against Bucknell … set the all-time Santa Clara record for goalkeeper blocks against Harvard with 1,066 … recorded eight blocks vs. UOP on Senior Day to add to his all-time Santa Clara record … tallied seven blocks at No. 11 UC San Diego … had eight saves at No. 4 Stanford … made five saves at Pomona-Pitzer … added six saves in the semifinals of the WWPA Championships against No. 11 UC San Diego … in the consolation game of the WWPA Championships, had eight blocks to end his Bronco career.
AS A JUNIOR IN 2010: Started in all 34 games... racking up a career-high 288 blocks, 20 steals and 21 assists… registered 14 saves at Cal (9/5)… made 10 saves while only allowing one goal in a win versus Harvard (9/12)… made 13 saves in a win over Navy (9/18)… made 14 saves and collected two steals in a win over Saint Francis (10/2)… made 12 saves while adding an assist and steal in a win over Pepperdine (10/3)… made 14 saves while adding an assist in a win over Pomona (10/9)… recorded 12 saves and two assists against UCSD (10/16)… made eight saves while adding a steal and an assist in a win over Brown (10/23)… made 14 saves while adding three assists and a seal in a win over Bucknell (10/24)… made 11 saves and picked up two assists against Air Force (10/24) …
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2009: Started all 34 matches at goalie accumulating 268 blocks, 37 steals and 20 assists ... had 13 saves stopping two penalty shots, one in the closing seconds of the game in a win over then No. 11 Princeton (9/9) ... six blocks and two steals and one assist all in the first half against Harvard (9/13) ... tallied twelve saves in win over No. 14 Air Force (9/19) and accumulated eight saves against No. 3 California (9/19) at the NorCal Invitational ... racked up eight saves against California Lutheran (9/26) ... made nine saves against Whittier (9/26) ... registered 13 saves against Redlands (9/27) ... tallied 10 saves against No. 3 Stanford (10/17) ... marked 14 saves against California Baptist (10/24) ... recorded 11 saves against No. 15 Air Force (10/25) ... blocked 11 balls against No. 16 UC Davis (11/14).
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2008: Named to the ACWPC All-Academic Team ... started all 30 matches in the cage for the Broncos ... recorded 257 blocks on the season ... surrendered only 243 goals ... added 18 steals and 18 assists ... recorded a season-high 14 blocks against Navy (Sept. 20).
HIGH SCHOOL: 2008 graduate of Sacred Heart Prep in Atherton, Calif. .... coached by Brian Kreutzkamp and Marco Palazzo ... Central Coast Section and Western Catholic Athletic League champions his senior year... team went 27-3 ... Villa Park all-tournament team and was a first team All-WCAL and All-CCS... team finished third in the 2008 Junior Olympics ... competed on the Stanford Club team.
PERSONAL: Parents are Mike and Bebelu Wishart ... has an older sister ... major is mathematics with a minor in economics ... career goal is to be an investment banker.


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Part of the mystery of our planet and her sister the Moon is the relationship between the
Sun and Moon during the year. The Moon rises highest during midwinter, while the Sun rises
very little. During midsummer the Sun rises to his greatest height while the Moon rises the least.
Right now at the time of the solstice, when the Sun is low on the horizon in Capricorn, the Moon
is sailing high in midsummer's sign, Cancer. And so they reflect each other in a dance of
This full Moon in Cancer is pulling her weight opposite the Sun, Juno and Pluto all in
Capricorn. This is a strong set of oppositional forces she must somehow integrate to work at her
best. Uranus, a planet of surprise and novelty makes a square to all of this and Scorpionic Saturn
makes a trine to the watery Moon and a sextile to the Sun. Can the Moon fully express her
power in Cancer with all of these other influential forces to be reckoned with in the chart?
The Moon is at home in Cancer. She speaks of her attributes as cosmic mother, and
reminds us of our house and home, the earth. Cancer is the sign of the oceans, and the tides that
move the seas and human events. Cancer like the crab which represents the sign, is sensitive and
moves sideways rather than straight ahead. Food and the pleasures of domesticity are high
during the Moon in Cancer which falls during this period of festivals for the return of light to the
Northern Hemisphere. We can all take pleasure in preparing food and eating with those we love.
Demeter, the earth mother, in the form of Ceres is opposite Mercury during this full
Moon, and as so often been true during this year, there seems to be the potential for messages
from the Mother about the future. On the news, we hear that ski resorts must now become spas
because there is not enough snow, even artificial snow to keep them open for winter sports. We
hear about droughts deepening in the West, and floods which will wash away ocean coastlines.
We are not accustomed to take the earth into consideration when talking about the 'future.' The
future had to do with human ingenuity or human capacity for peace or war, or human population.
What the earth had in mind was not a topic of discussion. But that has changed as we have
watched the powerful shifts in weather, ocean sustainability, water sources over the past year. At
last humans will have to hear what the earth will accommodate, and this chart speaks loudly
about that new focus.
Athena squares Ceres and Mercury. Will she provide the conversation between Ceres
and Mercury with wisdom or her warrior stance? The Sabian Symbol for the degree Pallas
Athena inhabits at this full Moon is 'the harvest moon illumines a clear autumnal sky.' The
commentary brings up a question we might ask ourselves, 'The light of fulfillment that blesses
work well done.' How has the year brought us closer to a harvest of communication about the
earth, our home, and our relationship to her? Has there been good work for the earth during the
past year? Is there a shift in general understanding about what is taking place on a global level?
As for the Sun's position in a sandwich between Juno and Pluto, we can look for a deep
intensity concerning how we organize our economy (Pluto in Capricorn) and, at the same time,
a push from women (Juno) who traditionally receive very little benefit from the decisions made
at the top level on how the economy will distribute wealth. Cancer, the sign of the Moon might
say we need to run economies to include all members of the family in equal proportion.
Capricorn Sun and Pluto may cling to traditional male hierarchical distribution systems, but be
eroded by the reality of women's growing anger and impatience (Juno) with an imbalance of
Uranus in Aries squares this full Moon opposition. We can almost feel the earth shake
beneath our feet. The 'outlet' for this T-square is in Libra. Libra is about relationship and is
ruled by Venus, planet of love (and money). We will have to find enough love to work for the
change we envision for the earth if we are to continue into the next few years in a direction that
does not involve more and more human misery. That space in the chart is quite empty of cosmic
players. It is our space to take action.
I sent out the link to this video to many of you already, but thought you might enjoy it again as a
reminder of exactly what is needed. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/12/18/terry-jones-allyou-
Uranus in this case is the man who, from out of nowhere, suddenly begins the song, which
drowns out the message of hate.
2013 offers us all the opportunity to be creatively alive! Best wishes, Sarah Fuhro
Keeping our Ancient Wisdom Alive The Wisdom Tradition evolved over the centuries to address our deepest human needs. Sarah Fuhro is a practitioner of its many forms; including Astrology, Tarot, Flower Essences and Druidry. In addition to personal consultations, Sarah teaches workshops and private classes, offering both clients and students knowledge powerfully rooted in the past, presented in the language of the present. To learn more, please visit www.sarahfuhro.com.


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Silas Thurman Interview
The cynics will tell you wakeskating is run by old men. Old men who've never put soggy shoe to grip tape and popped a shuv. Old men who only care about money and don't know the difference between a kickflip that's mobbed or not. But Silas Thurman disproves that theory entirely. As a rider who's been in the sport since people would make their own decks out of old wakeboards, he is helping to push wakeskating in the right direction. Rider, Team Manager, Judge, Event Organizer—Silas has his hand in almost every facet of the sport. And you know if he is involved, things are going to be done right. This is the Silas Thurman interview.
AWS: Silas Thurman, how is it going today?
ST: Wonderful.
AWS: What are you doing with your life these days?
ST: I am the team manager of the Nike 6.0 wake team, I ride for Liquid Force, Active Watersports, aacadia, Bern Lids and Nike 6.0.
AWS: How do you manage to balance riding and babysitting?
ST: I don't consider it babysitting because these are my good friends. The way I balance it is by riding a bit and trying to take care of emails at night and in the morning. It's just the life. Ride as much as I can and keep up with Nike stuff. Just had a board come out, the SST. Well, it didn't just come out, but I just got the '09 40.5, it's amazing. So kinda testing all that out right now.
AWS: Do you have any sort of degree in marketing or advertising that makes you such a good schmoozer?
ST: Uh… I took one year of after high school education. Most classes I did take were in marketing, and low-level math.
AWS: So what's 3×9?
AWS: Wow, you're really good.
ST: Yeah I'm pretty quick.
AWS: Why have you chosen to keep riding on a professional level with the industry job and all?
ST: I really love to wakeskate. If I wasn't doing that I wouldn't be as interested or motivated in the job that I have with Nike and everything with Liquid Force. It keeps me going and helps me be around the scene, and know a little bit more than some other people who potentially could have had this job.
AWS: As a former Team Manager of the Year what do you think makes a good team manager?
ST: Staying in tune with your athletes, being there to help them out, be around enough that you actually know what's going on and you're not just some kook team guy that has no clue who's doing good. Not just who's riding well, but who you want to have on your team and what makes a good team.
AWS: Do you really hate polar bears?
ST: I do not hate polar bears.
AWS: Really? So then why do you drive a huge SUV?
ST: Well, I have a really good answer for this and for the person who put that note in my window. I only drive probably half the year in Oregon, so that means I'm only driving that truck half the year. I don't have to go anywhere for work because I can just stay in my hometown and ride so I am probably driving less than the Prius-driving guy who put that note in my window. So he needs to think about what he, or she does, before she is putting notes in people's windows
AWS: So you live in Oregon, which is obviously not so common in wakeskating, is it hard to live here?
ST: I grew up in Oregon, so it's natural for me to live here. My family's here and my friends are here, so it's easy for me to stay around. I travel half the year though, a quarter of the year in Orlando and another quarter of the year just random traveling to all the spots we have to go for Nike and Liquid Force and contests. I've actually just stayed here because a lot of people I know are still here and I like to be with all of them when I am not working. But I would almost say I am a half-Orlando resident.
AWS: So in addition to being a team manager you are also a contest judge. How did that come about?
ST: I happened to be in Orlando for the final Toe Jam last year, and I'd judged wakeboard contests and wakeskate ones like the Hippodrome in the past. Collin Harrington wasn't going to be able to make it so I filled in for him because I feel like I know a lot about the sport and all the tricks. I also know what I think looks good so I felt like, I'd rather it be me than someone who doesn't know wakeskating very well.
AWS: Is it hard to judge your friends?
ST: It is hard to judge your friends, especially all the guys on my team with Nike, but I'm really fair and very critical of how tricks are done and how they are landed. I think it needs to be very clean and I don't think you can't be dragging your back down the course and claim that as a landing. I look over the runs the very closely and I think I am a very fair judge. I've never really had any issues.
AWS: How did you get into wakeskating?
ST: A good friend of mine, Justin Fisher, was out wakeboarding just after I finished high school. I started wakeboarding a little bit with him. When I was about 19 I was hitting rails a bunch on a wakeboard then started grip taping old wakeboards. I rode those for awhile and then Thomas Horrell came out with the first Cassettes. The one I had was the flat 41 and I started riding that. It was really good timing because there wasn't a lot of guys out riding yet. I tried to watch all the videos Thomas and those guys were in and learn as many moves as I could and I just liked it a lot more than wakeboarding. Actually I snapped a Cassette in half and Thomas ended up at my house after a pro tour party and was all stoked about it. I kind of met him got to hang out with him and he gave me some insight on how you get around the industry and helped me meet sponsors and stuff like that. Awesome guy.
AWS: I always thought of you and Collin Wright as a duo a few years ago. How did you know him?
ST: I didn't actually hang out with Collin much in Oregon. We didn't really grow up in the same area but I started meeting him because he was always traveling down to Orlando so I started asking if I could tag along and he showed me around a lot. I met a lot of people in Orlando because of Collin and Mike and Nick Ennen.
AWS: How did you end up doing Hippodrome with Collin?
ST: Collin had mentioned he wanted to do a contest at some point that was a wakeskate/wakeboard contest. The lake from the shop I rode for came open for a weekend and they had mentioned if I wanted to do something we could use it so I called Collin up and we started talking about names and how the contest would be. At the time the Toe Jam was invite only so we wanted to make a contest that all the kids could come to that didn't have to be invited to the Toe Jam. It worked out really well. We had like 20 riders the first year and 30 riders the second year and the third year it became a part of the Toe Jam series. It was really awesome. It was a big honor to be part of Scott Byerly's series.
AWS: What happened this year?
ST: This year with Toe Jam moving around to different spots, we didn't have a lot of time. We were trying to get some permits to have it downtown and have it actually be a winch stop for the year. But we didn't get permits in time and it was just really hectic this summer, but as long as everything goes right hopefully we'll be doing it next year in downtown Portland and we'll be like the all winch stop. Hopefully it'll be a Toe Jam qualifier.
AWS: Ben, got any questions for Silas?
Ben Horan: If you could do one trick on a wakeskate what would it be?
ST: Heelflip
AWS: Why?
ST: I think it's awesome, like I can do kickflips, but it would be so awesome to be able to do a kickflip and a heelflip. I think its an awesome looking trick.
AWS: Who are the people you think are going to take wakeskating to the next level?
S; I don't want to put my foot in my mouth for this one. If I name every guy and miss one then I am an asshole.
AWS: Ok well then instead of who, what will take wakeskating to the next level?
ST: I think people getting out there, demos, all the contests that are going on. I think not even because someone shows up and gets to see their favorite rider, but it's more about the person who showed up and didn't even know about the sport. Those people are the ones we need to get into it. People who are already into it love and just want to keep doing it. But if we can get out there and bring new people into it. Demos, ride days. Raging Pull was a pretty good example. Just spots where kids can come ride with the pros and learn how to ride better. When I started getting better that was the thing that motivated be to keep doing it. I was learning stuff all the time so it was fun.
I think all the cables too. I never used to be into riding behind the cable, but I think if we had twenty cables in the US it wouldn't be bad a all. And I definitely that when these people start building the cables they need to have good rails for wakeskating, not these stupid gigantic ramps with loop-de-doos They need good wakeskate rails and also good wakeboard rails for the wakeboarders. But I think that's gonna help out a lot. The winch is definitely helping out a lot because of the way gas is right now. It's just a really important thing to have. As far as the people who are pushing it I think everyone who is motivated and sticks with it. Doesn't just give up because they are not making money and getting rich. Those people who push though and stick it out are the people who are going to take it to the next level. They are the ones who love it and wanna keep doing it and want more people to do it and are really stoked about the sport—not just doing it because it's better than some other job.
AWS: You mentioned the dreaded rollercoaster rail. I know you have some strong feelings on people making those for parking lot rail jams, wanna put it out there?
ST: I think it's ridiculous. For myself, I've passed up a couple rail jams because I think it's a joke. I don't want to showcase myself going up down, up flat and then sliding into the water. I mean I just think it looks ridiculous and I don't think that's a good way to portray wakeskating– just being able to hang on for the 8 seconds like you're at a rodeo. I think the best way for all these shops is to make a good flat rail or a good downrail because those are what the wakeskaters want to hit and that's what's going to make the sport look the best and make other board sports people want to get into it.
AWS: Plans for the near future?
ST: I am headed to Wakestock then down to Orlando for a while. Not sure how long. We've got a Nike trip to the Philippines, and maybe a trip to Germany in September.
AWS: Anything else we need to talk about?
ST: Look for the Hippodrome next year. Check out the new SST 40.5, it will be out very shortly, sorry about the delay. And check out nike6.com/wake. Check out our team.


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