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(AP) -- LONDON (SE) - Goals may be difficult to come by when Everton welcome Swansea to Goodison Park on Wednesday.
The Toffees have scored only 16 goals in 15 league matches this season and conceded just 19. Visitors Swansea have failed to score in four of their last six matches, but have also have also kept eight clean sheets this term.
Both sides defend well but have clearly had problems finding the net at the other end of the park. Everton's Australia international Tim Cahill has suffered a surprising personal drought and has gone 12 months without scoring a league goal.
When Lee Osman scored the equaliser in last weekend's 1-1 home draw with Norwich it was the first goal Everton had scored in 272 minutes of league action.
Captain Phil Neville is confident the Everton squad is strong enough to turn their season around, despite having watched the Toffees slip to 14th in the table - just four points above the drop zone.
Neville said: "It is just not falling for us at the moment and we just need to persevere and keep the spirit.
"We showed spirit against Arsenal (a 1-0 defeat) and Norwich and I know that is not good enough to win games at the moment but we need to keep that fighting quality.
"We can't let it get us down and feel sorry for ourselves.
"People are paying good money (to watch) and fans are demanding results and demanding more quality, and from the manager downwards everyone feels the same and we are all hurting at the moment.
"We know what we need to do, we know what we require and we have to come through this sticky period we are going through.
"The only way to do that is by sticking together and being brave and, as team captain, I look around the dressing room and I think we have got a lot of brave players and that gives me confidence."
Swansea, who are 12th in the standings with 18 points from 16 matches, secured a 0-0 draw at Newcastle on Saturday, a result which left the Welsh side still looking for their first away win.
Wales midfielder Joe Allen believes Swansea can break their duck with a victory at Everton.
Allen said: "We're getting more and more confident on the road and we're looking forward to Wednesday's game to see if we can get that first away win.
"It would get the monkey off our back, but it's not something that overly bothering us - we're confident it will happen.
"You can speak about so many grounds that will be tough to travel to this season and Goodison Park is another one.
"We'll have to show resolve at in some parts of the game, I'm sure, then we'll have to go up the other end, create some chances and score some goals.
"There's no reason why we can't go to places like that and get results.
"It's a shame we haven't got that victory before now but there have been some positive performances and it's important to remember that."
Swansea received a boost ahead of Wednesday's game when Spanish defender Angel Rangel was declared fit to face the Toffees. Rangel suffered an ankle injury during the 0-0 draw with Aston Villa last month and it was feared he might be sidelined until January.
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Florence Mozelle Plummer, 89, of Poteau died Monday, Sept. 08, 2014 in Poteau.
Mozelle was born Nov. 29, 1924, in Memphis, Texas, to O.W. "Boots" and Lois (White) Wise. She was owner-operator of Buster's Buffet.Â
Linda Diane Dudley, 65, of Heavener died Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2014, in Fort Smith, Ark.
No services are planned. Dowden-Roberts Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
Betty Jean Claunts, 81, of Cameron died Monday, Sept. 8, 2014, in Cameron.
Services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 11, at Evans Chapel of Memories in Poteau with burial in Oakland Cemetery. Family visitation will be from 6-8 p.m. Wednesday at Evans and Miller Funeral Home.
Maureen May, 91, of the Haw Creek community died Sept. 7, 2014, in Poteau.
Maureen was born April 20, 1923, in Page to James and Mary (Jackson) Brown.Â
Maureen was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Junior May; two sisters, Mozelle Johnson and Bonnie Gillham; and one brother, J.T. Brown; and a, granddaughter, Stephanie May. She was raised and lived in the Haw Creek Community all of her life and was a member of the Big Creek Baptist Church. Maureen's life was dedicated to her family and church. She loved spending time with her children, gardening and quilting.
Florence Mozelle Plummer, 89, of Poteau died Monday, Sept. 08, 2014 in Poteau. Mozelle was born Nov. 29, 1924, in Memphis, Texas, to O.W. "Boots" and Lois (White) Wise. She was owner-operator of Buster's Buffet.Â
William Floyd "Bill" Taylor, 65, of Poteau died Thursday, Sept. 4, 2014, in Poteau.
Services will be held 11 a.m. Monday, Sept. 8, in Evans Chapel of Memories with the Rev. Jim Cook officiating. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery, Poteau.
Family visitation will be from 2-4 p.m. Sunday at Evans and Miller Funeral Home.
Bessie Smith, 85, of Panama died Saturday, Aug. 30, 2014, in Poteau,
Bessie was born Aug. 5, 1929, in Poteau to Roosevelt and Chloe (Brown) Oliver.
Bessie was preceded in death by her parents; her first husband, Joe Fitzer; her second husband, Bill Smith; an infant son, Bobby Fitzer; three brothers and three sisters.
She is survived by three daughters, Brenda Cook and husband Charles, Joy Moore and husband Don, Chloe House and husband Patrick; stepson, Joe M. Daniel and wife Donnell; numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.Â
Hazel Opal Hetherington, 99, of Poteau, formerly of Panama died Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2014, in Sallisaw.
Anna Mae "Tootie" Alfred, 87, of Poteau died Aug. 29, 2014, in Tulsa. Tootie was preceded in death by her husband, James Alfred of Poteau; her parents, Steve Sr. and Letha Garrett of Poteau; sister, Alma Taylor of Wilburton and brother, Steve Garrett Jr. of Poteau. Tootie, a lifetime resident of Poteau, was a homemaker. She was known for her beautiful table settings, her apricot brandy cake and her dependability when a friend was sick. Tootie loved a cold beer on a hot day, a good tenor voice and the Oklahoma Sooners. Her family celebrates her long, independent life.
Gerald Dee Wilson, 77, of Poteau died Aug. 29, 2014, in Fort Smith, Ark. He was born Sept. 23, 1936 in Red Oak to James Howard and Bertha Lucille (Montgomery) Wilson. He was retired from Whirlpool Corp.
Gerald was preceded in death by his first wife and the mother of his children, Cleo Wilson; two daughters, Laura Wilson and Joyce Mirus; four brothers James Wilson, Leonard Wilson, Joe Wilson and Bob Wilson

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Seeing a model as long-lived as the Lotus Esprit evolve over time generally requires some clever photography or graphical work, kind of like this. This video doesn't require any of that trickery, though, because it features every single model year of Espirt in one glorious row of awesome British cars.
Taken at the 2013 Lotus Festival at Brands Hatch in the UK, it features Esprits from 1976 all the way to its last model year in 2004. It really puts into perspective the slow evolution of the mid-engined, wedge-shaped Lotus, as it went from a very 1970s design to something decidedly more modern.
We've got the full video below, which starts with a red 1976 model, travels down the line to a silver 2004 Esprit, and then all the way back to the original. Take a look, and let us know what you think.


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China chalked up a record trade surplus of $14.5 billion in June, compared with $13 billion in May. In the past 12 months it has accumulated a surplus of $123 billion. Russia's surplus for the year to May was even bigger, reaching $136 billion.
Brazil's consumer prices dropped by 0.2% in June, the biggest fall since 1998, because of cheaper ethanol and food. Consumer prices were still 4% higher than a year before.


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$813—$1,247 Studio—3 bed 5095 E. Donald Ave., Denver CO, 80222
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5095 E. Donald Ave., Goldsmith, Denver, 80222
Commute to Downtown Englewood
The rent at The Ventana Apartments ranges from $813 for a studio to a $1,247 three bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 7% more expensive than the Goldsmith average.
The Ventana Apartments is a 11 minute walk from the E-Line Light Rail E-Line, the F-Line Light Rail F-Line and the H-Line Light Rail H-Line at the Yale Station stop.
This apartment is in the Goldsmith neighborhood in Denver. Nearby parks include Ash Grove Park, Mamie D Eisenhower Park and Cook Park.
The Ventana Apartments has a Walk Score of 50 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby schools include Denver Academy, Van Dellen Christian School and Iliff Preschool.
The closest grocery stores are Jerusalem Market, Middle East Market and Natural Grocers.
Nearby coffee shops include Puff Hookah cafe Lounge & Smoke Shop, Starbucks Hookah Cafe Cofee and Mist Hookah Cafe. There are four restaurants within a 15 minute walk including ShawarmaRama Shawarma Grill, Pantaleone's and Nationwide Fire Protection.
The Ventana Apartments is near Skyline Acres Swim & Tennis Club, Holly Hills North Park and Mamie D. Eisenhower Park.
There are excellent bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. The Ventana Apartments is very bikeable, biking is convenient for most trips.
With several apartment styles to choose from, there is a home awaiting you at Ventana.
Jenni L
Oct 03, 2014
Stay away from these roach infested apartments and the lying management! Our apartment has been infested with roaches for over a month and they have done very little to correct them problem and waited till it is unlivable to do anything. Even the $1000 computer that is used for graduate school work is infected with cockroaches. It is impossible to eat when every time you pick up a spoon you see another roach crawling down from the unit above. Now that we have finally received the "aggressive treatment" all they can say is it might take days for the roaches to die if the treatment was successful. Im sure that will be a comforting thought when iI wake up to the sensation of them crawling in my bed. When we asked the staff if they could please return the kitchen to working order., push the oven and refrigerator back into place and replace the drawers of the cabinets, they proclaimed it was my issue to deal with (mind you, being a 5'2" female the fridge is both larger and heavier then me).
Shea Smith
May 29, 2014
Run! Don't look back! I could go on for days to tell you all the stuff they don't want you to know as a future resident. First, I don't know how many times I've been told "it's out of my hands." At your first glance everything looks pretty decent, then you find out the price which is ridiculous. For an apartment that is far from being luxury they act like they are the nicest apartment in the Denver. The management can't handle any tasks to properly take care of the complex unless it's to tell you that a bike on your patio isn't allowed or that even when you don't own a dog you need to clean up after them. Then when your utilities come to $200 dollars more not using heat or A/C (this is also not including the bills you pay on your own) they'll to tell you it's the economy's fault or blame the company that bills them. They don't tell you that you have to pay for electricity for the common area which I'm sure The Ventana Apartments can afford since they scam you for every dime you have. Niam is the worst apartment manager I have ever worked with! If you leave him a message or have any questions you might as well ask a 3 year old because they could answer it better than him. The only nice thing I've noticed about the apartment is the people that live her all have to suffer from the same stupidity. It is not worth any of your time to look or live at these apartments.
Haley King
May 02, 2014
The apartments are great but the management is very inconsistent. It seems like there is a new manager every month practically. A couple of the maintinence staff are very rude and slow. I had one guy take over a week to come fix my clogged garbage disposal so I had to have someone else do it because I could not use my sink and it smelled. Once he got here finally and I told him it was already done, he yelled at me for not "letting him do his job". When people were fixing the roof, they were using my balcony to stand on and eat snacks and chat without my permission and when I told them to get off my balcony, they refused. After I called management about it, I could hear them on the roof through my fireplace talking about what a bitch and a c word I am. I had to put up with this for hours. Then once they finally left, there was trash all over my balcony from them and they had destroyed two of my plants by knocking them over and had moved around all of my furniture. I was pissed. I got no help from management and will definitely not recommend anyone live here.
Aws Adnan
Apr 24, 2014
DON'T DO IT. Bottom line is "This apartment management and staff are bunch of thieves". I lived in this apartment complex twice. They took my security deposit both times saying I had damage and touch up paint and so, they charged me the full deposit. The second time I lived there and only because I had to, They said the apartment was damaged and needed paint and cleaning done. So not only they charged me the entire security deposit, but they wanted more. I was charged $1000 because they failed to put a 60 day notice in their stupid system. their staff are lazy and inconsiderate. When I talked to the manager 'Naeem" he said that I'm only giving him words and no proof on paper that I had verbally given a 60 day notice to his staff. When I went in to give my 60 days notice I was told that they didn't have the notice printed out, (WE RAN OUT OF IT, WE'LL HAVE SOMEONE DELIVER IT TO YOUR APARTMENT LATER ON TODAY OR THIS WEEK) this is what I was told by an employee in the ventana office. but they never did. They were quick to deliver a 3 day warning though saying that I didn't pay the rent when I paid it but they were to lazy to check their drawers and find my check. The service is terrible. Maintenance is horrible. the apartments are ran down. the roof leaked water for as long as I lived there. the patio glass is so thin and cheap and it blows cold ass air in the winter that kicks your power bill up to $200. I implore you not to live there, please. If you have to, come stay at my place for few days until you find a better place. don't rush into renting there.
Khadija Al-h
Jun 25, 2014
Watch out for the most hated self-appointed dictator NAEEM! He spends his time putting silly warning notices on the doors if you leave anything in your balcony instead of fixing things in the buildings. Half of the washing machines don't work in the laundry room and they don't bother to fix them. These are some lazy management team that prefer giving warning notices for any petty things instead of improving the community.
Goldsmith, Denver, 80222
Some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Many nearby public transportation options.
Flat as a pancake, excellent bike lanes.
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The Ventana Apartments has good transit which means many nearby public transportation options. Car sharing is available from RelayRides.
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NEW POST: Remember that insanely cool Link munny we shared with you earlier this month? How about the slew of incredible Dunny customs for last year's Designer Con? It's no secret that we're huge fans of Southern California artist Tim "Timbone" Wollweber, and he's gone and done our heads in again with THIS glorious piece of spectacular sculpturing: Steampunk GizmoDuck! Seriously guys, my inner child is FREAKING right now!
Recently on exhibition as part of the SteamPop art show at Rothick Art Haus in Anaheim, CA, this beaut was sculpted FROM SCRATCH using Super Sculpey, a plastic rod and a tube. Eighty hours later and that is one hell of a rod and tube, if I do say so myself. The piece was then painted with acrylic paint and he stands about 9 inches.
Be sure to check out Tim's website and DeviantArt page for more photos, because this thing needs to be properly seen to be believed!
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For the past seven years, I've driven up to Downeast Maine for the last weekend of July to serve as volunteer-producer of the Deer Isle Jazz Festival at the Stonington Opera House. I fell into this role naturally. Erica and I happened upon this place and fell in love with the charming coves, the pink-and-blue sunsets, the unparalleled lobster, the chilly nights, the warm unassuming atmosphere, and the creativity that seemed to bubble up everywhere we went. One afternoon, we made a left turn and right in front of us stood a once-grand then-decrepit opera house. "Hey, let's quit our jobs," I said dreamily (I had one at the time), "buy this place, fix it up, and turn it into a nonprofit arts center!'
We didn't, but a group of enterprising women did. (You can read more about them and their Opera House Arts here.) Soon, we got to talking: Let's bring jazz musicians up here, create a festival that celebrates not just music but improvisation and its connections to creativity of all types, someone said. Before long, saxophonist Dewey Redman was onstage, opening the inaugural event. Matt Wilson, then his drummer, played a separate set: a forty-minute duet with slide guitarist David Tronzo. Tronzo meanwhile, had spent two weeks at the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts (in a festival-related residency): a glassblower had created a series of custom slides that Tronzo used in performance. At one point in the set, Tronzo coaxed tiny squeals from his guitar by rubbing a plastic up against his strings, coaxed along by Wilson's skittering beat. The audience stuck with it, dug it: I knew we were on to something. Since then, the 250-seat former vaudeville house has played host to Brazilian singer Luciana Souza in duets with guitarist Romero Lubambo and pianist Fred Hersch; saxophonist Greg Osby's quartet with pianist Jason Moran; my own favorite male jazz vocalist, Andy Bey; French horn player Vincent Chauncey; free-jazz hero bassist William Parker; and 80-year-old master pianist Randy Weston.
One Sunday morning, as a Deer Isle resident helped William Parker load his bass into a van, I asked. "Were you at the show last night?"
"Yeah, loved it," he said.
"Wasn't too 'out' for you, too avant-garde?"
"Nah, only an old man would say that."
The guy was 70 if he was a day. Producing this festival on a tiny island ten hours from home keeps me from getting jaded: These folks can hear any music -- long as it's brilliant and honest, categories don't matter.
This year, pianist (and music director of the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra) Arturo O'Farrill is the headliner, performing Saturday, July 28th. He's currently serving as artist-in-residence at Haystack. The school's director, Stu Kestenbaum, reports that Arturo has the workshop students engaged in creating a six-minute Afro-Cuban opera about the school.
And on Saturday afternoon at 3pm, I'll read from my published reporting about the struggle to protect and preserve musical culture in pot-Katrina New Orleans. It's the first of what I hope to be many efforts to bring the stories of New Orleans musicians and the communities that nurture jazz culture to venues where audiences come to experience jazz.
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I just wanted to say thanks, as a native Mainer who attended the festival on several occasions for bringing this great cultural event to Deer Isle. What a great setting to hear some fantastic music.
This was a fascinating entry. Amazing what can happen in the most unlikely pockets of America with people who have an open mindset running things and more importanly, funding things.
Keep blogging. Even if people aren't commenting, be assured they're reading.
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What is a Phaal? Is this a real Indian Curry?
Or is it just a gimmick?
I like hot food -- but only when it is also tasty! My worry is that there is no attempt to make the curry be anything but hot.
Anyone had the Phaal at Chola or Brick Lane Curry House? Those are the two places I know of that serve it.
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Phaal is the hottest Indian curry out there. I get the impression, though, that it is spicy for the sake of being spicy. Whether or not it is authentically Indian is up for debate as I never encountered it before coming to New York.
I've never tried it, but I have had plans to go to Brick Lane at some point specifically to give it a whirl.
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interesting -- does it taste of anything but chili powder?
re: Wilfrid
This is definitely a British-Indian dish and not Bangladeshi. There is a dish from Bangalore with the same name but it is not the same food.
re: antonys1
Most "Indian" restaurants in the UK (approx. 90%) are owned by Bangladeshi's who were "Indians" before the partition of India & due to the fact Bangladesh was a new country the Bangladeshi owners used & kept the name "Indian" on their signs etc.
You can still find Bengali food in India i.e. in the regional area of Bengal. Therefore Bengali food is still part of Indian cuisine. It is considered to be more aromatic & spicier & there is a large variety of dishes including fish, meat & vegetables compared to other the regions of India.
Along with many other well known favourite curry dishes, the phall is a British - Bangladeshi invention. It is not a tradition dish & was invented for the British public who like their curries extra hot!
re: Wilfrid
Phall (sometimes spelt as fall, phaal, phal or paal) is a British Asian Indian curry dish, which originated in Indian restaurants in the UK, and is not to be confused with the char-grilled, gravyless, finger food phall from Bangalore. It is one of the hottest forms of curry regularly available, even hotter than the vindaloo, using a large number of ground standard chili peppers, or a hotter type of chili such as scotch bonnet or habanero. Typically, the dish is a tomato based thick curry and includes ginger and optionally fennel seeds.
As stated on Brick Lane's menu: "An excruciatingly hot curry, more pain and sweat than flavor..."
It's "good" if what you're looking for is something that normal people can't eat (my girlfriend had a tiny nibble and then loudly declared that I'm an idiot). If you were to subtract the heat, I doubt the flavor alone would bring many people back. There are definitely better-tasting spicy dishes to be found in the city.
I have had the phaal at Brick Lane and I was not impressed. It is a vinegar based chile sauce like a vindaloo, but with more chile. I didn't sense that good fresh chiles were used, more like power or bottled stuff. It was just hot vinegar and bad meat.
I have heard Indians (Bengalis to be specific) laugh at the obsession with making everything 'hot'. I do think it is a British/American stunt-food passtime, but there are those who get quite attached to it. I am one of them. I LOVE vindaloo, when it is made well. However the phaal at Brick Lane was just for show, in my opinion.
Chola is a much better restaurant, and I expect more from them. I have not tried phaal there because I hated it at Brick Lane so much. I think any dish in the right hands can be magic, so who knows? But I do not hear about many Indians eating phaal.
well I ate the Phaal at Brick Lane last week, and i was underwhelmed. The lamb tasted Ok, but the sauce was overly vinegared, and the heat was not a very balanced heat. All of the heat was in the back of the throat, carried by the vinegar, none by the lips or tongue or front of the mouth. As such it didn't even feel as hot as it was - if that statement makes sense.
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Since my last post (above) I have tried the phaal at Chola, and it was very good. Chola is overall a better quality place than Brick Lane (which began well but is now just a 6th street typical hack place). The phaal there balances the vinegar with more up front spices around the chile heat, and the whole taste is fuller and has dimensions Brick Lane's lacks. It also has a sweet undertone, from what I don't know (Jagury?) which works really well. I like it better than their vindaloo, which is saying something!
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I live on the south coast of England, and just about every curry house does Phaal's, and all the ones i've tried (yes, I have had it more than once) are extreamly hot, but somehow the taste if you can stand the heat is incredible, moreover, order it at night on a cold evening, and walk home afterwards, every breath is like fresh water, rather than destroying your tastebuds, they'll thank you forever.


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What else can baseball fans do in January but dream of October? In You May Say I'm a Dreamer, the Outside Corner staff will imagine the route to a World Series in 2013 title for all 30 teams. The knock on Billy Beane and his Oakland Athletics has always been "his crap doesn't work in the playoffs". Since Beane rolled into down, the A's had won just one playoff series despite making the playoffs six times in 13 seasons. But that all changed in 2013, when the A's crap *worked* in the playoffs, and the team won not just one playoff series, but three, and a World Championship. Throughout Beane's tenure as A's GM, pitching has always been the team's strong point. That trait held true in 2013, as Oakland's pitching staff was one of the best in baseball. The staff was led by Brett Anderson, who finally had a full, healthy season in the majors, logging 183 innings of 2.70 ERA ball while striking out 135 hitters. Oakland's rotation past A...
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There's a school of thought that says an An Unearthly Child consists of an exceptional first episode followed by three rubbish ones about cavemen. I'm afraid I'm going to have to dispute that. For me, the story is complete in and of itself. The theme is clearly presented in both the settings of 1963 and 100,000 BC and explores how the technologically advanced appear to be god-like to those less developed, more primitive. It is central in the way this programme straddles the status quo of pre-Sixties culture whilst also recognising the revolutionary forces propelling Britain into the 1970s.
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BoatUS ANGLER: Do It Yourself Department
Winterizing Must Do's
from BoatUS Trailering Magazine
If your boat is kept on a trailer, don't procrastinate; here's what you need to do before the cold weather sets in.
The BoatUS Marine Insurance claim files show that a boat on a trailer is more likely to be damaged in an early freeze than a boat in the water. Here's how to avoid that.
Top Off Fuel Tanks. Tanks should be full (but leave some room for the gas to expand), which minimizes explosive fumes and helps prevent phase separation if the gasoline contains ethanol. Add stabilizer to keep the gasoline from losing its kick. Also consider one of the many ethanol treatments available.
Batteries. If you can do it, charge them fully, remove from the boat, and store in a warm place. Coat the posts and terminals with WD-40 to keep corrosion from interrupting a connection.
Outboards and I/Os. Look at your owner's manual for specific winterizing instructions. With four-stroke outboards and sterndrive inboards, you'll need to change the crankcase oil and possibly filters. Before changing the oil, use a screw-on attachment or a muff to get cooling water to the lower unit so that you can run the engine and lower the oil's viscosity.
Note: When you loosen the drain plug, watch for water or a creamy-colored liquid, which indicates a seal needs replacing. Sometimes, metal shavings can be seen, which also require professional attention. Various devices for changing oil as well as muffs are available at West Marine, Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's.
To winterize the raw-water-cooling system, use the garden hose to bring the engine back up to operating temperatures. Shut the engine off and connect the hose to a bucket of nontoxic antifreeze (a handy kit for winterizing lower units is available at West Marine). Start the engine, which will pull the antifreeze through the cooling system until you see it come out the exhaust. Running the engine before you add antifreeze opens the thermostat so that antifreeze will get into all the cooling passages. As an alternative, you can also remove the thermostat. Just before the bucket of antifreeze is empty, squirt a fogging spray into the carburetor (if the engine has one), which should stall the engine. If not, turn off the ignition. To deter theft, smaller outboards are safer in your garage.
Inboards. Change the oil and filters. The method of winterizing the cooling system is similar to I/Os but is done by disconnecting the intake hose and placing it in a bucket of nontoxic antifreeze. The transmission fluid should be drained and new gear oil added.
Remove the Removables. If electronics can be removed, do so and consider using a dielectric grease or spray on your connections to counter corrosion. If you keep registration information onboard, take it inside for the winter. Remove throw cushions, too, to prevent mildew buildup. Prop up any seat cushions so air can circulate on both top and bottom. Remove life jackets, anchor lines, and dock lines for the same reason. Open any rod lockers and live well compartments, and hang a mildew-control bag.
Inspect the Inspectables. This is the right time to take a look at expiration dates of any flares as well as the charging status of fire extinguishers. It is always better to discover out-of-date equipment when at home on land than when you need them or when the DNR or Coast Guard has just come alongside while on the water, asking to do an inspection. While you are in this mode, bring the first aid kit inside and replace bandages that may have become wet or medical supplies that have expired.
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Garlinghouse No. 8310. (Photo: Flickr user SportSuburban)
Good afternoon, preservationists! Here are a few preservation-related links we found especially interesting in the last week:
In the article "Plain, Common…and Historic? Fans Seek to Preserve Ranch Houses," The Wall Street Journal explores recent efforts to save America's ubiquitous symbols of mid-century suburbia.
1940s girl passing note…
Hair Styles: Poodle vs Horsetail - Life magazine, January 1952.
Marion Schultz, Douglas Aircraft Company, Santa Monica CA, 1943
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Marilyn signs autographs.
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Just another Friday night…
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New! Modern Ranch Homes…for town or country living! on Flickr.
1956 Modern Ranch Style House Plans
Carports, Breezeways, Low slung and cool - Ranch Style Homes with floor plans.
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Deluxe: How Luxury Lost its Luster
The blog The Vintage Traveler posted about this book on the way the luxury industry has changed over the last century. It sounds quite interesting! I'm going to have to add that to my to-read list on GoodReads.com.
The Five Women by vintagephoto on Flickr.
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12th Annual Alzheimer's Association Pro-Am Golf Event Set
The 12th Annual Alzheimer's Association Pro-Am Golf event is set for Monday, July 15.
The 12th Annual Alzheimer's Association Pro-Am Golf event is set for Monday, July 15.
One of Hannibal and the tri-state area's biggest annual festivals is gearing up for another big year, with some new things in the mix.
If the city of Quincy, Illinois, ever had an adopted child, chances are very good her name would be Ella Cain.
Ask most anyone from Quincy about "Baby Ella" and their faces light up. Words like "miracle" and "courage" are usually brought into the conversation
The Quincy Exchange Club will be hosting the Annual Gus Macker Basketball Tournament in Quincy on May 25th and 26th. The time to sign up 4-person teams to play in the event is now.
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and as a part of their "Nurturing Children Campaign" Transitions of Western Illinois is sponsoring a Family Fun Carnival this Saturday from 9 a.m. until noon.
It's long been believed that buying groceries and cooking at home is a money saver. Is that true in this day and age?
The Dogwood Festival returns to Quincy Thursday, May 2 through Sunday, May 6. Here is a schedule of events;
If the weather were cooperating by now it would already be bike riding season. We are sure however that's it's going to be soon, so this is an event you won't want to miss.
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text: Greetings from the King's lands of Bordermarch. Held in fife by Their Excellencies Santiago and Elizabeth of Green Mountain Keep. I am Ld. Elrique and I once again have the honor of serving my Monarchs, Their Royal Majesties Ansteorra, their esteemed populace, and guests. The grandest kingdom in the known world. The menu will not be one to write upon the history scrolls, nor will it be sung of for generations to come, but it will be served hot, and it will be filling. To start the morning, we will have coffee. I have some creamer and sugar, but if you prefer a low calorie sweetener, I ask that you supply what you require. There will be hot chocolate. Of course I have plenty of those tiny little marshmallows. We have some prepared muffins. These will be available throughout the day so long as they last. At around 11:00 we will put on a simple luncheon. There will be a hearty soup, made in the tradition of the fabled Stone soup. Donations have already been coming in, but if you have items you would care to donate for the soup, please see me in the kitchen. The soup will be served with bread. I have bowls, spoons and Styrofoam cups in limited quantities, but if you have feast gear, I ask that you please bring it. All of this is supplied for the comfort and sustenance of the populace of Ansteorra and esteemed guests. Donations will be graciously accepted throughout the day. Please come. Eat, Drink, share your stories, raise your voice in song. Be entertained by the antics of the kitchen staff. Above all else, share in the camaraderie that is Ansteorra. In joyful service I remain, Elrique --- On Fri, 1/8/10, kris hoffman <mirabelis_ at hotmail.com> wrote: From: kris hoffman <mirabelis_ at hotmail.com> Subject: Re: [Ansteorra] Broken Spit Tavern Will NOT be at Crown To: ansteorra at lists.ansteorra.org Date: Friday, January 8, 2010, 6:59 PM Greetings!! Mirabelis here, crown autocrat, FEAR NOT!!! We have a backup!! There will be hot coffee, and warm food for the populace at Crown Tourney!! Many thanks to Ld Elrich from Bordermach for stepping up to help us!! SO, it is cold, bring your warmest garb and layer up, its cold out there!!!! Cheers! Mirabelis > Date: Fri, 8 Jan 2010 11:52:58 -0800 > From: benninggirl at yahoo.com > To: ansteorra at lists.ansteorra.org > Subject: [Ansteorra] Broken Spit Tavern Will NOT be at Crown > > M'Lord's and M'Ladys, > > I am very sorry that the Broken Spit will not be at Crown for lunch tomorrow. My health is not permitting me to attend. > > I am sorry for any inconvenience that this will cause anyone. > > YiS, > > Baroness Daria > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Ansteorra mailing list > Ansteorra at lists.ansteorra.org > In order to make changes and manage your account please go to: > http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/ansteorra-ansteorra.org _________________________________________________________________ Hotmail: Trusted email with powerful SPAM protection. http://clk.atdmt.com/GBL/go/196390707/direct/01/ _______________________________________________ Ansteorra mailing list Ansteorra at lists.ansteorra.org In order to make changes and manage your account please go to: http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/ansteorra-ansteorra.org


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Rustic-cool State Road reflects the woodsy, Berkshires kind of vibe that defines West Tisbury. Yet chef Jackson Kenworth's excellent dishes—pancetta-wrapped bluefish, milk-braised pork stracci, Menemsha lobster spaghetti—have the sophistication of the finest city restaurants. And with historically dry West Tisbury finally loosening up, that gorgeous zinc bar that's always been reserved for enjoying BYO beverages may finally be stocked one day.


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Preview Radiohead On Austin City Limits.
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I was watching a Korean movie called "Art of Seduction," and the most memorable thing about it was this wall of books. WANT.
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This is not what you want to have happen when you crawl into bed.
According to Seattle television station KOMO-TV, the family of a young girl says their daughter was pricked in the foot by a used syringe caked with dried blood at a Washington hotel. The girl will need blood tests for up to a year to make sure she's OK, according to the KOMO report.
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Gaborik may not get moved this week, or at all. His future up in the air Regardless of how productive (or unproductive) Marian Gaborik is throughout the remainder of this season, the Rangers would be best advised to hold on to the Slovakian winger until the off season. With a glut of young forwards up and around the big club this season, and with the Boston Bruins and Pittsburgh Penguins comfortably ahead of the Rangers for this year's race to the Cup, the Rangers hopes of playoff success this season rest with Henrik Lundqvist and a lot of luck. In short, the Rangers aren't likely a real threat to the dominant two of the East, right now. Therefore, this season – without giving up on it (something no Ranger should advocate) – has become in part a trial of sorts for the younger players. All of which brings us back to Marian Gaborik. With the arrival of Jesper Fast the Rangers have Fast, JT Miller, Chris Kreider and Mats Zuccarello -and in the minors Christian Thomas – all potentially vying for top six berths next season. That's a lot of youth, and offensive upside batting for just a few spots. With Ryan Callahan and Rick Nash the two certainties in the top six – on the wing – there's a few spots to be battled for; although this isn't considering the impressive merits of the flexible Carl Hagelin (who can play up and down the line up). The best time to trade Marian Gaborik will be in the offseason. His current form means demand won't be as high at the deadline and the return likely less satisfactory. Meanwhile Gaborik still offers the Rangers a better chance of success this season than Kreider or any of the other kids. In addition, in the offseason once the cap has been reduced and teams know what they have to play with, Gaborik's offensive ability and one year on his contract make him a more appealing commodity. Throw in to the mix the Rangers will/ should know a lot more about the readiness of the group of young forwards at their disposal and the timing is simply not ideal now. The Rangers have a chance at success this year, albeit a chance that looks unlikely at the moment, and the Kings keep representing what can happen if you squeeze in to the playoffs but the Rangers need to carefully assess whether it's in their best interests to move an asset like Gaborik at any stage. There's still the chance he also plays next year with the Rangers. While Mats Zuccarello played well Monday night, it was still just one game. With Miller and Kreider very up and down as the season has progressed (often literally) Gaborik still makes sense for the Rangers right now. Gaborik's time may be drawing to a close as a Ranger but the team needs to be careful how – and when – they choose to move a still considerable asset. Tweet
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Untying the Knot
by Karen Paul Holmes
Why do knots form by themselves? / In my blow dryer cord, / cell phone charger, / dog leashes. / What Boy Scout crept into the dark / to practice right over left / around and through?
by Emile DeWeaver
A mother-of-pearl mirror-stand, rolled rugs from Damascus, and other brick-a-brac from when I went through my I'm-gay-but-proud-to-be-Syrian bullshit fill the shadows in my garage.
by Bradley Potts
"There is a 2.43% probability of survival. How would you like to proceed, Jay?" Blue Jay, flutter and fly, away from the crows.
by Suzanne Conboy-Hill
Things began disappearing round about March. Just little things—a newspaper left on a bench, or a sandwich wrapper—and not blown away . . .
by David Buchanan
At first, when the war was new and my marriage was perfect, it was special to come home. I would fly myself home from the war in my KC-10 . . .
by Lowell Jaeger
Silence after I call your name this morning / earns another black mark in the roll book.
by Mark Ramirez
The family portrait sits framed on my dresser / along with the other artifacts from before my time. / 1942. You look about as old as the century . . .
by Art Nahill
Kneeling amidst / the camellias, roses / culling the self / sown from the cultivated / the disdained / from the highly-regarded / I'm reminded / how circumstance / defines us . . .
by Rustin Larson
I soak my sleeve in water just to foul things up a bit, / Create a small level of misery, to keep the defense / Honest. A white fence surrounds our courtyard . . .
by Diane Payne
After making the one hundred mile drive with my daughter for the Breast MRI appointment, she takes off to meet an old friend who is a medical student at the hospital.
by Jim Krosschell
Lately, as I've progressed from little walks around the living room to real walks around the block, the neighborhood seems to be different.
by Randy Osborne
"I don't expect you to remember me," she says. The Atlanta bar is loud around us. She's maybe late 30s, with dark hair and eyes, apple cheeks, a certain kind of defiance about the lips.
by Lee Martin
A porch swing sways, and the chains in the eyehooks screwed into the rafters let out their lazy creaks as if this is a day of rest for them, too. Or nearly so.
by Karen Paul Holmes
Why do knots form by themselves? / In my blow dryer cord, / cell phone charger, / dog leashes. / What Boy Scout crept into the dark / to practice right over left / around and through?
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One day when I was seven I came home from school to find that my mother had redecorated my bedroom. My shelf of stuffed animals was gone, replaced with all the books on math and science she had used in college.
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Wind, who yearns to be savored, offers / me three cups overflowing / with eternity, daemon of insight. / The opportune encounter enraptures quintessential / distress, ruffles estranged quietude . . .
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My mother took her own life at 1 a.m. on Saturday the thirteenth of some month. I know this because my watch tells me.