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Photos of the progress or lack thereof:
My history with VW. Long, long time ago, my father had a 1976 Mk1 Rabbit,
bright yellow 4 door automatic. We had it until the late 80's when it totally
crapped out on us.It looked just like this!
me and said car
I may still have a polished hub cap at my folks place Then in hs, I
dreamed of owning a bug. But, it never came into fruition... Anyways, I've
always had a soft spot for vw's, especially older ones. Long story short, since
I sold my previous stickshift car, I've been driving a auto slushbox for the
past year or so. I've been dying to get a "fun" car. Wanting to get something
different (ie. not a Honda), I picked up 16vU4EA's 1989 Gti 16V couple
weeks ago.I've been thoroughly enjoying driving it to work each day. It's got some
issues, mostly cosmetic (it ain't no beauty queen), but who doesn't. hahaha.
We'll work through them =D This site has been an invaluable resource and
I'm looking forward to picking your brains and hopefully meeting some of you.Ivan
Modified by choochoo at 4:56 PM 12-22-2009
Last edited by choochoo; 02-29-2012 at 06:54 PM.
16v can be the devil!!
or it can be a complete god!
be careful!
and welcome
Cool ride. Now just get a second job so you can afford the mechanic bills
Thanks for the warm welcome. Some of you guys are scaring me good thing my wife's not reading this forurm. She explicitly said, "you can get a car as long as it's not going to break down all the time." I said, "okay, sure "I don't think I'm going to put any more performance parts on. It's got enough grunt & spunk for me. The priority now is to get rid of the rust and the water leaks. That's the biggest issue right now. I've been scouring the DIY section for solutions. Any recommendations? I've been reading that POR 15 is the way to go. There's no interior except for the seats and dash. So, it's easy to get to the problem areas.
Plan of attack:
1) fix rear shock (shoots through the strut tower) & passenger door handle
2) find and fix the water leak(s) (this should be fun... )
3) clean up all the rust spots interior and exterior (this should be fun... X2)
4) install interior carpet and headliner
5) Alignment
6) drive and enjoy the carHow does that sound?
Any recommendations on good mechanics or shops? I've been reading that VW Specialties is good. He's not close, but not too far. I used to drive out to Torrance to get my Saab worked on.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Modified by choochoo at 12:04 PM 12-5-2008
Thanks. I can't really take any credit for it, since I bought it this way. Well, I guess I can take credit for paying for it! hahahaha!!!Update: passenger door handle fixed, horn fuse replaced and new wiper blades! It has begun.....
oh yeah, and $5 Walmart steering wheel cover
Modified by choochoo at 7:54 AM 12-6-2008
That car was on craigslist for awhile. good luck on your purchase .
Doesn't look it, but it's loud WOT. Drones at 70mph. I think I'll need another resonator to quiet things down.
Interior mess
compfy seats
more interior mess
Modified by choochoo at 12:55 PM 4-29-2009
glad to see this car went to a good home
enjoy it!
I was going to pick it up but insurance issues prevented me
plus I have no time to do all the work
I am sure that you love the MK2... I am still working on my ... hope it will run solid soon
Thanks for the encouragement! I hope it doesn't rain....Is anyone running 185/60/r14 instead of 205/55/r14? If so, what tires are you running and how's the grip?
Modified by choochoo at 4:30 PM 12-8-2008
It really depends on your plan.. if want grip around town .. toyo t1r will be great. if u want a great cayon /auto x tire.. falken azenis rt615 is what your looking for in a 185 60 14,
Hell yeah! That's awesome! There are not many Mk2s in this area - or Mk3's, it's pretty sad actually. Makes me wish I would have just bought a Mk2 instead of buying a brand new Mk5. Anyone wanna buy a Mk5? :-D
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Thanks for the recommendations.Right now, it's got Toyo Ra-1's on there. It grips like it's on rails in the dry, but last time I drove in the rain.... it was a little sketchy..... I'm looking for something that's good for everyday use. I've been fairly satisfied with pirelli p-zero nero, bf goodrich g-force sport, and falken 512 tires in the past. The falken's were the worse performing of those, but they weren't terrible. Anyone ever run Bridgestone Potenza RE960 AS Pole Position?
Quote, originally posted by _pineapplegti_ » That car was on craigslist for awhile. good luck on your purchase . Haha...that's what I was going to say...
I have a Bentley that is pretty much new for that car for sale.
anyone know where I can get Por-15 locally?I think i'm going to try to work on the vapor barriers this weekend.
Modified by choochoo at 5:13 PM 12-9-2008
So, 3 weeks ago, I fixed the passenger side rear shock. Then i noticed the drivers side rattling. So, I tightened the top hat.... well, long story, short, I overtightened, then the driver's side rear shock pushed through the tower.... So, this weekend, I got to work on the car. Put it up on jacks... pulled the rear shocks out of both sides, not having access to a real welder, I JB welded the circlips and washer in place. hopefully, it'll hold. I've got my fingers crossed.
On jacks
Close upI noticed a bit of rust on one of the springs. Should I be worried? It doesn't look too bad.
Rust on spring
YEah, fixed! ....hopefullyalso, refused the headlights and tried to clean up some of the wiring to the relays. I still don't have my highbeams. But, I suspect it's the high beam switch on the turn signal stalk, which should be coming in this week.
Modified by choochoo at 12:56 PM 4-29-2009
come out to the ontario meet this saturday the 31st
come out tonight! manic mondays in ontario check the socaleuro forum for moar details
Quote, originally posted by veedubber_kyle » come out tonight! manic mondays in ontario check the socaleuro forum for moar details Can't.... Chinese New Year dinner!!!!
I'll try to make it out to the Saturday meet. But, my wife's been complaining i'm spending too much time working on the car.... so.... it might not fly with her....
Modified by choochoo at 3:30 PM 1-26-2009
snowflakes. two are in kind of rough shape. Straight, but have some curbage. They do hold air. tires are shot. Paid $30 for the set.
What tires should I get? I already have toyo ra1's and i want to save them. So, i'm looking for a DD, decent grip, can be a summer tire. Nothing but R-compound for stock 205/55/14 size. So, i'm open to 185/60/14 or 195/60/14 sizes.
Modified by choochoo at 12:56 PM 4-29-2009
If you are looking for some 14" Work equips (the real ones) let me know. Im looking for a trade plus cash for stockies with decent tires.
Also looking for header back exhuast for stock trade plus cash too.
My car needs to go back to stock.
Modified by selfatvi at 10:04 AM 3-6-2009
German ExKlusiv
"The Ariel Atom has the power to weight ratio of a hand grenade" - Car and Driver
¯\(°_o)/¯ "How do i shot web?!"
no, not looking for wheels. I need to save up some money to work on the body. Just looking for some tires. I like the look of the snowflakes.I've read and heard that the Falken ZE912's are a decent all around tire. Anyone here have them?
Modified by choochoo at 4:13 PM 3-6-2009
I have the Falken 912's on my Jetta and they are superb! I recommend them.
Modified by Phat73VW at 3:48 AM 3-8-2009
Hmmm, I see them advertised on craigslist for $39/each for 185/60/14. I might have to check them out.
hey nice car i have an 85 gti they are very fun cars. my interior is mint i would be willing to sell it to you if your interested.
Finally had a chance to put this video clip of what the exhaust sounds like. It's a bit loud and drones a bit at highway speeds. I think I need to put in another resonator.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IGSg-Vqh4kNew pic, with new silver/black snowflakes I like them better than
the silver ones.
Modified by choochoo at 12:57 PM 4-29-2009
Just put on the 185/60/14 falken ZE912 on the front and some cheapy Federal 185/60/14 tires on the back. NO MORE TIRE RUMBLE!!! but, now the turn in is not as sharp. But, that was what was expected. Hopefully, the gas mileage will improve too.Hopefully, in a month I'll have a garage to start working on the body.
New "old" steering wheel!!! I was never really fond of the 4 button wheel.
Thanks Wacksteelow!
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Response number 21
Posted: 25 May 2012 02:31 PM
hey i'm english too, from kent! if only the americans would have paid their taxes, huh? and ellie, she IS in the rockies…trust me.
Response number 22
Posted: 25 May 2012 02:56 PM
Amanda is long, so when I met her, we shortened it to Mandy, which is what I call her now. i think the last thing Mandy ever said to me was, "How would you feel if I left?"
I can still remember it perfectly.
We were together on the sofa, and I was on my labtop, on the amana project. funny really. and i asked her if it was true, but I didn't think it was, so i just laughed.
She wasn't laughing. I was scared, because she was finally serious for once.
my response was to think maybe she was leaving…but it was so ironic, wasn't it?
the next moring, she was gone. Dissapeared off the face of the earth… and here i am now, telling all of you…*sniff*
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ROGUE SHE IS NOT IN THE ROCKIES :)))))) i have just come bac from a ski holiday there and i think some peeps would know if she was living there.
unless she has changed her name which puts a whole other turn on things…
but regardlesss, i think she is in yorkshire… with her aunt ;)
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Posted: 28 May 2012 10:43 PM
It was June 6th and my Dog who was there science my birth had just died and I was really upset. Amanda knows shopping is one of my favorite things to do so she took me to the Stanford mall to forever 21 and bought me all these nice clothes. I found a dress that was perfect for Amanda at the exact same time she found one for me. We tried them on and they looked perfect on us. We bought our clothes and came back to my house.
"For a very special party." she said I regards to my dress.
"And what kind of a party would that be?" I laughed at her.
She sadly smiled as a tear streaked down her face,
"A special one."
The next day she was gone. With only a key and a note left in my locker as good bye. -
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Posted: 29 May 2012 03:05 PM
i think mandys in the rockies too (maybe)
Response number 26
Posted: 29 May 2012 07:39 PM
ellie, don't be angry that i'm soooooo much smarter than you! :)
Response number 27
Posted: 01 June 2012 03:24 PM
scuse me :P tis a fact that girls mature quicker than boys so im not gonna make any comeback… :)
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Posted: 01 June 2012 04:45 PM
Haha rogue!
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I knew Amanda for only a day. She visited England, Essex Chelmsford. I met her at a local youth club. At first she came across as strange and slightly weird. I noticed she was new to the youth club, well I'd never noticed her before, she looked very confident and mature I was intrigued to why she was at a boring old youth club anyway. She certainly didn't look like she belonged there. She wore black tights, a cream vintage dress and tan brogues. Along with many old-fashioned accessories. at youth that day I got to know her very well. She told me about her life back in Orion. Quite a heart retrenching story. she told me about her mother and father, how they both were at such a young age when she was born so they gave her away to a loving family so she could have a better life. She told me as she grew up she became to hate her adoptive parents and insisted on meeting her biological family. They disagreed and told her they lived in England and she didn't have a passport and had never gone abroad before so her parents didn't approve of her going to meet them. Then she told me she got a passport and got the first plane to England and tried to find her parents. She found out they lived in Essex Chelmsford but she was still unable to find them she was still on a search for them. That was the only time I met Amanda and the last time I met her, the last thing she said was "It's better to let go and look forward into the future instead of the past. Don't regret decisions you make, and Life is too short to be angry all the time when there is actually happiness around you". I had so much more questions to ask but she left so quickly.
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Fanfiction supposedly written by a one, Terra Gillespie. Though many theorize that this work and it's author are entirely satire. If it is satire, it is on an Andy Kaufman level of genius. The story stars Terra as Ebony Dark'Ness Dementia Raven Way. A self described goff (spelling Goth with oddly situational Cockney phonetics) vampire (with straight teeth) who loves Hot Topic and hates herself some "prepz" (A word I never heard anyone, outside of a high school, speak with any sincerity short of A.C. Slater from Saved by the Bell. The story features many unique and unfortunate points of interest. 1. Virtually every chapter starts with the author yelling and swearing at the reader base. Threatening to stop writing if at least five good reviews aren't posted. Essentially holding crap for hostage. 2. Character names are apparently suggestions. Each character, including her own, is systematically misspelled in a way that puts the greatest telemarketers to shame. Watching her try to spell "McGonagall" is sad, like watching a limbless man in a three legged race. 3. Harry Potter is now a vampire and, in a veritable orgy of creativity, refers to himself as "Vampire". 4. Dumbledore swears like a sailor. Dropping more f-bombs than a Dennis Leary standup set. 5. Voldemort gives Ebony a gun at one point to kill Vampire Potter, and speaks in Ye' Olde Rene Faire Englishe. 6. Ebony is in a gothic metal band called "Bloody Gothic Rose 666". Apparently they sound like a mix of between Good Charlette, Slipknot, My Chemical Romance and really bad idea. other members are B'loody Mary (her jack off friend), Vampire, Draco, Ron (aka Diabolo) and motherfucking HAGRID (on washboard bass). 7. Apparently the dress code of Hogwarts has been replaced with a giant, magic Hot Topic that Good Charlotte routinely plays concerts at. I also hear Fred and George are now running the Hogsmeade Mall's Spender Gifts selling magic animated porn postcards, tin ankh/pentagram/potleaf jewelry and, fart based boardgames. 8. Many of the 45 chapters are dedicated, almost entirely, to the vampiric clown outfits she swathes herself in. 9. Even though she HATES "prepz" (a term that no one uses outside of high school) all of her favorite bands are ironically NOT Goth. Good Charlotte and My Chemical Romance are pop groups. 10. "I'm not related to Gerard Way but I wish I was, because he's a major fucking hottie." ...Think about that last line...why would you want to be related to someone you thought was sexy!?!? My Immortal is either the single greatest work of viral satire since Chad Warden Or, the single greatest strike against public school systems to date.
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A fan fiction that, if it's fake, then it's complete genius; and if it's real it's total desecration of a perfectly good book/movie series. Starring the ultimate Mary Sue Ebony Dark'ness Raven Dementia Way, who is "totally goff". Nearly everything is misspelled. ALL of the characters are COMPLETELY ooc. Also, theyre SO cool, that they do crack AND coke. Because apparently the author didn't realize that crack IS coke.
Regarded as the worst fanfiction in the history of all fan fiction, My Immortal is highly entertaining. Giving us new words like "virility" instead of "virginity", "mastacate" instead of "masturbate", and "excretion" instead of "discretion". Very much recommended. You don't need to be a harry potter fan- it will make you laugh, I swear. Friend: "Let's read my immortal!"
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3. | my immortal | ||
1. a song by evanescence (a modern-ish proto-goth pop band fronted by Amy Lee)
2. A satirical masterpiece, combining all the most undesirable aspects of most fanfics. Some of these include; constant horrific grammatical/spelling errors, rape of cannon of a popular movie (harry potter in this case), forgetting setting/character's names to a confusing degree, forced blending of personal interest, promotion of one poseur clique over another (goths), and Pre-teen virgin sexual fantasies. Fictional author tara gilesbe (often misspelled), invents cliched characters who seem to have the exact same personality, and similar appearence. she also awkwardly blends fictional characters with her real life friends reflecting their relationships. My immortal is one of the best songs ever written. It reflects how my soul felt after my last breakup
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The worst fan fiction in the history of fan fiction. Possibly a genius fake by a dedicated troll. it is very likely that the author is dyslexic. Friend: "dude, you have to read my immortal"
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5. | my immortal | ||
1. A song by Evanescence
2. The worst fanfic ever. 1. "My Immortal's a pretty decent song!"
2. I only had to read the first paragraph of My Immortal to know that Enoby Dark'ness Dementia Raven Way was a Mary Sue. |
6. | my immortal | ||
The other person is wrong. This song is about a past love who died and/or Amy Lee's younger sister who tragically died, not God. I'm not sure how this person got that impression. Just correcting.
It's a very beautiful song. I'm not an Evanescence fan, but I love the song. My Immortal is Evanescence's finest song.
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superb evanescence song that i cant get out of my head. a song about God that is very emotionally powerful. "my immortal" is one of the greatest songs ever written.
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Located in the heart of the popular White Mountain National Forest. Franconia Notch is a spectacular mountain pass traversed by a unique parkway which extends from the Flume Gorge at the south to Echo Lake at the north. For eight miles, I-93 winds between the high peaks of the Kinsman and Franconia mountain ranges.
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Activities: Camping, swimming, hiking, picnicking, fishing, boating, biking, skiing/snowboarding, cross country skiing, snowmobiling
The beautiful waterfall at the Basin, has at its base, a granite pothole 20 feet in diameter. It is believed to have been eroded 15,000 years ago while the North American ice sheet was melting. It has been smoothed by small stones and sand whirled around by the Pemigewasset River. Below the Basin is a water-eroded rock formation called the Old Man's foot.
Cannon's 80-passenger aerial tramway quickly ascends 2,022' over a horizontal distance of more than a mile whisking you above the timberline to the 4,200-foot summit for spectacular views of the White Mountains, into Maine, Vermont and even Canada. Walking trails leave from the summit station to an observation tower with panoramic views of the valleys and mountains. Cafeterias and The New England Ski Museum. For winter activities at Cannon, visit our Winter Fun section.
Echo Lake Beach & Cannon Mountain RV Park
Beautiful Echo Lake, at an elevation of 1,931 feet, offers swimming, fishing, and small boat access, as well as views of Mt. Lafayette and Cannon Mountain. In a different watershed from Profile Lake, its waters flow westerly toward the Connecticut River.
A natural chasm takes visitors from the Flume Visitor Center on wide gravel paths and wooden walkways through covered bridges, past waterfalls and through the 800-foot long gorge with its sheer 90-foot walls. Scenic pools, glacial boulders, and mountain views. Free 15-minute movie at the Information Center provides an introduction to Franconia Notch State Park.
Lafayette Campground
98 sites, showers. Camp store. Excellent hiking, biking base with easy access to Appalachian Trail and nine-mile paved bike path.
The Museum houses the most extensive collection of historical ski equipment, clothing, film, photographs, literature, and artwork in the East. The extensive archive is renowned by scholars and historians across the country. The New England Ski Museum is officially recognized by the United States Ski Association as a Regional Musuem, one of four in the country. Located at the base of Cannon Mountain in Franconia Notch, New Hampshire, the Museum is a popular stopping place for skiers and travelers throughout the year.
Old Man of the Mountain
Also known as "The Profile" or the "Great Stone Face," an internationally known phenomenon, the Old Man was discovered in 1805 by workmen building the first road through Franconia Notch. The Old Man was a natural, granite profile jutting from a sheer cliff 1,200 above Profile Lake. Carved by nature thousands of years ago, the profile was formed by five separate ledges and measures 40 feet from chin to forehead.
Profile Lake
This small, clear body of water is the headwaters of the Pemigewasset River. Directly below the Old Man of the Mountain, it is often called the Old Man's Washbowl. The lake is well-known for its brook trout and is open to fly-fishing only.
Hiking in Franconia Notch State Park
The Appalachian Trail winds its way through Franconia Notch and offers some of the most groomed trails and spectacular scenery in New Hampshire. However, a hike through the Flume Gorge, located at the southern tip of Franconia Notch State Park is equally exciting. The natural gorge is narrow, with granite cliffs rising up 70-90 feet on either side. The Flume Creek splashes through the boulders at its base.
You can climb the stairs at the north end of the Flume out of the chasm into old growth forest. The trail descends downhill to the covered Sentinel Pine Bridge, built in 1939.
Further north down the Franconia Notch Highway is the Basin. The natural pool made of solid granite has been forcing water into a naturally carved bowl for over 15,000 years.
From the Basin, you can pick up the Appalachian Trail for a six-mile day hike. Take the trail north along the west bank of the Pemigewasset River to Lafayette Campground passing by Lonesome Lake. Lafayette Campground sits beside the 5,260 feet high Mount Lafayette. The campground is a popular stop for hikers; they keep more than half of their 97 sites open to be taken on a first come, first served basis.
- Bald Mountain and Artists Bluff, reached by a short hike, offer fine views of Cannon Mountain and Franconia Notch. The 1 1/2 mile loop begins in the parking area across Route 18 from Peabody Base Lodge. After 1/4 mile a short, steep path diverges left for 1/10 mile to the open summit of Bald Mountain. The main trail continues on from the junction and bears right, up and across the low ridge. A short, unmarked path diverges left to the open top of Artists Bluff. The main trail continues down to Route 18 near Echo Lake.
- Lonesome Lake, nestled in the mountains 1,000 feet above the floor of the notch, is a popular hiking destination. It is reached by a 1 1/2 mile (one way) trail that begins at Lafayette Place, just south of the cabin near the campground. A lakeside trail leads to the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) hut at the far end of the lake and passes by an inactive beaver lodge.
- Kinsman Falls, a beautiful, secluded and oft overlooked spot on Cascade Brook can be found by following the Basin-Cascades Trail for 1/2 mile from the Basin. Many potholes and ledges in the brook along the way make for an enjoyable twenty minute (one way) walk. A rough path diverges left off the trail to the cool base of the falls. Follow the main trail a short way to a brook crossing to the left that leads to Rocky Glenn Falls.
- The open ledges at the 2,557-foot summit of Mt. Pemigewasset (Indian Head) afford excellent views of Franconia Notch, the Franconia Range and the valley to the south. The 1.4 mile (one way) trail climbs moderately to the summit from the Flume Visitor Center parking area. Return can be made by the same route or via the Indian Head Trail that diverges from the Mt. Pemigewasset Trail just below the summit, and leads one mile to Route 3, one mile south of the Flume Visitor Center.
Location: On I-93/Route 3, Franconia Notch Parkway, Lincoln/Franconia
General Information: 603-823-8800
Flume Gorge & Visitor Center: 603-745-8391
Lafayette Campground: 603-823-9513
Cannon Mountain, Echo Lake Beach, Cannon RV Park: 603-823-8800
New England Ski Museum: 603-823-7177
Amenities: Campground, RV campground, restrooms, cafeterias, gift shops, 8-mile paved recreation path, canoe, paddle boat and bike rentals, boat launch, covered bridges, hiker information center, New England Ski Museum, full service ski area
Operation Schedule:
Franconia Notch in General: Year-round
The Flume Gorge & Visitor Center: Early May to Late October
Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway:
• Summer: Mid-May to Mid-October
• Winter (skiing/snowboarding): Late November to Mid-April
Lafayette Campground: Mid-May to Columbus Day
Cannon Mountain RV Park: Year-round
New England Ski Museum: Memorial Day to Columbus Day & Dec. 1 to March 3 - Daily noon-5pm
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TORRINGTON — The Register Citizen's Artist of the Month for February is Washington Depot photographer Emery Roth II.
The works on display in the newspaper´s gallery space include empty manufacturing buildings in Torrington and Ansonia, as well as factory workers in Waterbury. Also included in the show are outdoor photographs taken in Washington and surrounding areas of Litchfield County and New York State.
Roth has always been interested in taking pictures. His first camera was a Brownie Hawkeye.
"In high school I often had a camera hanging from my neck and supplied many of the photographs used in the yearbooks. I can recall owning and using at least four other cameras until I was given my first single lens reflex Nikon FTn when I was a sophomore studying architecture at Carnegie-Mellon University," Roth explained. "Photography, for me, is a mostly solitary and meditative activity, though from time to time I enjoy doing a bit of street photography."
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"Photography gives me many pleasures. It gets me out and walking and is a kind of meditation, but it is also a hunt,¨ he continued. ¨The pleasures I once found in the darkroom have grown richer in the digital darkroom of my computer. It offers levels of freedom and control that are impossible in chemical photography. However the real joy is in trying to make an image that catches the eye and draws it in and leads to thoughts and feelings."
Roth's "digital darkroom" photographs are rich and full of texture, which work wonderfully with the subjects of his photographs - factories, old farms, nature. The technique makes for very dynamic photos that pop with a little color that really draws the eye.
Roth is trained as an architect, and says he is drawn to the contours of the land. He also is drawn to the subjects that show the passage of time - old farmsteads, abandoned houses or factories. Some areas that Roth has photographed are old fishing villages on the coast of Maine and Canada and the Eastern State Penitentiary in Pennsylvania.
In Roth's showing at the Register Citizen Newsroom Cafe he has photos that portray one of the oldest working brass factories in the Naugatuck Valley, as well as the old Hendey Corporation in Torrington. Continued...
He doesn't have a particular method for deciding what to photograph at a particular location.
"It may be a quality of light, a combination of colors. Often it is textures, patterns, or things that lead the eye into the distance," Roth said.
He does, however, have a method once something has caught his eye.
"The first step is to decide where to stand and how to compose whatever is important into a composition,¨ he said.
Roth decided to show his work at the Register Citizen´s Newsroom Cafe to introduce his photography efforts to a wider audience and to people who may have tips on good places to explore and who may be interested in purchasing his work, or seeing more.
Roth has been showing his work online since 2006 and has earned awards in various venues. He was a founding member in 2006 of The Camera's Eye, and with friends, mounted exhibitions annually at the old farmhouse on Macricostas Preserve in Washington. Locally, he has exhibited twice at the Gunn Library's popular Stairwell Gallery, all recent member shows at the Washington Art Association and in the annual Sherman Art Show. In March and April he will showing for the second time at the Sharon Historical Society. That exhibit will include more photos from the Valley. Some of those photos are now on display at the Newsroom Cafe. You can find Roth's work on www.OneNewEngland.com. He also has a blog that features his works http://RothPhotos.blogspot.com.
In addition to his photography, Roth also enjoys self-publishing and has put together two books of his work: "Farm: Personal Wanderings Among the Berkshire, Hudson & Taconic Hills" and "Prison - The Shape of Freedom." The books can be purchased online at http://www.blurb.com/user/store/erothii.
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On Friday, entries for the 2013 RS Feva Worlds set to take place in Tuscany - smashed through the 100 boat mark – and there is still nearly six months left to the start of the event! No time to be complacent about your entry though if it's not already in.
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Perlean Revels and attorney Arnold Locklear met with Donald Locklear, of Maxton, and attorney Carlton Mansfield and settled Locklear's claim, as well as a warrant Revels had taken out against Locklear, which accused him of trespassing.
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The Dolphins still have one game left in the 2012 season, but General Manager Jeff Ireland and coach Joe Philbin have already been making roster moves with 2013 in mind.The Dolphins claimed receiver Armon Binns and cornerback Dimitri Patterson off waivers in the last three weeks Binns from Cincinnati, Patterson from Cleveland in part to respond to injuries and in part to give them an extended look. Each has contributed quickly and made the case that he should be invited back.
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I have some questions but never having been on a cruise youll have to excuse me for asking some silly ones
do families sit together or with strangers? this does worry me a lot
is all the food included Iknow alcohol wont be
I see talk of other restaurants, how does that work then given youve already paid for a meal if its included. you just lose whats included and pay for one in another restaurant if you want to?
how does the tipping work? is it after each meal or at the end
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Re: Dining arrangements
The only silly question is the one that is never asked!
Families will definitely not be split up that`s for sure.
You may be lucky and be assigned a table for 4, but the chances are that you will be sharing a table with others.
To be honest, my DW and I were very concerned about sharing a table on our first cruise but so far [we are soon to go on our 6th DCL cruise], our table companions have been great every time. In fact we have kept in touch with many of them and already we have planned to cruise again next year when some of these folks are on the same cruise so that we can again be reunited.
Yes all food [and soft drinks] are included, and yes alcoholic drinks are charged to your room account.
The only restaurant where you pay a supplement is Palo`s. This is an adults only restaurant and it is essential to make a reservation here as the places are limited. It costs is an additional "fee" of $15 per person but it is well worth paying the extra for the experience of dining there IMHO
Towards the end of your cruise you will find 4 small envelopes in your stateroom. These are for the Stateroom Host, The Head Server, Your Server and The Server`s Assistant, and you insert your tips in here and give them to the respective CM on the last night of your cruise.
See this thread for more detailed information.
There is a 15% service charge added to the checks at the bars etc. If you feel like any extra is justified, you can also add a bit more onto your check before you sign it.
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Just to say we are a family of 4 and were on first (main) seating. We were seated on a table of four very close to other famillies on tables of four also (all with the same servers) it was perfect because we were close enough to chat while we were waiting for the food and talk about our days etc but not to close that you felt you needed to wait for others on your table to begin eating or leave. The perfect scenario for us.
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I'm really trying to remember, but I believe at dinner it was just the 4 of us seated together. Since you can eat breakfast anywhere practically a couple of times we met some very nice strangers over breakfast.
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head heavy/head light/even balanced
i was wondering at what point of a racket such as a conventional racket(67cm) to be head light/head heavy or balanced.....from the edge of the handle goin up to the shaft...
04-30-2005, 03:17 PM #2Originally Posted by hahahalol
04-30-2005, 03:50 PM #3Originally Posted by bluejeff
05-01-2005, 05:59 AM #4Originally Posted by bluejeff
strung or not?
no grip on the handle?
balance points of my racquets, strung, couple of layers of electrical insulation tape on the handle + 1 Karakal Super Pu grip
supposedly head-light racquets
Carlton AS-1 256mm
Carlton AS-1 260mm
supposedly even racquets
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Carlton AS-Ti 258
Carlton AS-Ti 261
Carlton Aerogear 1000FX 259
Yonex MP100 262
supposedly head-heavy racquets
Yonex Ti10 275
Monsoon 3000Ti 279
Carlton Airblade Yong Hock Kin 282
Carlton Airblade Rasmussen Superlite 296
05-01-2005, 09:18 PM #5Originally Posted by Neil Nicholls
05-01-2005, 09:19 PM #6Originally Posted by Stijn
05-02-2005, 08:44 PM #7Originally Posted by Neil Nicholls
05-03-2005, 01:25 AM #8Originally Posted by taneepak
But saying that, get this:
MP100 - 121g
Ti10 - 114g
the others are all about 20g up from the "list" weight. The Yonexs are a bit more because the handles are longer than on the Carltons.
05-03-2005, 05:13 AM #9Originally Posted by Neil Nicholls
05-03-2005, 06:33 AM #10Originally Posted by taneepak
Adding weight to the handle has only a minor effect on a racket's playing characteristics - it doesn't affect the feeling of weight very much, because it is near to your hand and therefore has little moment.
Adding weight to the head has a big effect on a racket's playing characteristics. Weight added at the head has a large moment, so the racket feels heavier.
Light badminton rackets are obviously better than very heavy ones, but there is a limit to this improvement. Otherwise the best racket in the world would be the Karakal SL-70
05-03-2005, 06:37 PM #11Originally Posted by Gollum
The only way is to find if this is true is to do an A/B evaluation/comparison.
05-04-2005, 01:19 AM #12Originally Posted by taneepak
05-04-2005, 01:42 AM #13Originally Posted by Neil Nicholls
05-04-2005, 04:17 AM #14Originally Posted by taneepak
To my surprise I found 6 (!) layers of insulation tape under the grip.
With the grip down to the wood, the weight is now 92g (strung), BP 315mm.
So how much weight can I afford to put on the handle before it
"play's differently from what it was designed for"
bear in mind that 1 Karakal Super PU grip will add about 12g
05-04-2005, 05:00 AM #15Originally Posted by Neil Nicholls
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