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Best Offensive Coordinators in College Football
Offense gets all the attention in college football, but actually compiling a list of the best offensive coordinators is actually a tad more complicated than you'd think. Basically, there's not one defined set of responsibilities from one OC to another. Everyone does it a little differently.
With few exceptions, we try to stay away from the co-offensive coordinator titles as much as possible. This is a common thing in college football, but it's easier to pin down everything when it's one person running the show. Additionally, the tough part about listing offensive coordinators is that so many head coaches, in essence, hold that position. In many instances, the head coach will call the plays while OCs will draw up game plans.
Some of these things are unavoidable. With that in mind, let's proceed. Selections were made on offensive stats, improvements, accolades and player development.
Lou Holtz's House Damaged by Fire Likely Caused by Lightning
The Orlando, Florida, home of former college football head coach Lou Holtz suffered significant damage Sunday, likely due to a lightning strike that started a fire.
Yahoo Sports' Dr. Saturday tweeted out a picture of the damage done:
The Orlando Sentinel (via Graham Watson of Yahoo Sports) provided additional details about the house and the fire, noting it took multiple hours to extinguish the blaze. Per Watson, "The home, which is reportedly worth $1.6 million, was engulfed in flames and took 60 Orlando firefighters to fight and more than three hours to extinguish. Two firefighters suffered minor injuries during the blaze, but there were not other reported injuries."
Holtz retired from coaching in 2004 after spending six seasons at South Carolina. In 33 seasons as a college football head coach, the 78-year-old won 249 games and one national championship in 1988 with Notre Dame. He was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame in 2008.
He had been working as an analyst at ESPN since 2004 before leaving the network in April.
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Derrick Nash, Central Michigan DB, Dies at Age 20
Derrick Nash, a Central Michigan football player who was diagnosed with leukemia, died from the disease at the age of 20 on Monday.
Central Michigan football's official Twitter feed announced the news Monday night:
Central Michigan director of athletics Dave Heeke released a statement about Nash's death, per CMUChippewas.com:
This is a very difficult loss for our football program and entire Chippewa Athletic Program. Derrick was an inspiration to us all and the fight he showed will never be forgotten. The incredible courage he exhibited in never allowing this terrible disease to dampen his positive outlook on life, is a tremendous representation of the type of man he was. Our thoughts and prayers are with Derrick's family and friends during this difficult time.
In May 2013, Hugh Bernreuter of MLive.com spoke to Nash following his diagnosis and about signing his letter of intent to play college football. "Playing Division I football...I never thought I would get the chance, but I was getting the chance," Nash said. "Signing that letter of intent was the greatest moment in my life. It was something I thought would never happen."
CMU's release on its website noted that, after going through treatment, Nash took part in spring practice in 2014 and was set to earn a spot on the roster before doctors found the leukemia had returned.
Nash would never get the chance to play in a game for Central Michigan. He redshirted in 2014 while undergoing further treatment for the disease, though he did get to serve as an honorary captain for the Chippewas in the Bahamas Bowl in December.
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Georgia Bulldogs Fact or Fiction: Will Nick Chubb Lead SEC in Rushing in 2015?
The Georgia Bulldogs are seemingly always in contention in the SEC. Will that be the case in 2015?
Bleacher Report's Stephen Nelson was joined by Bleacher Report's College Football Analyst Barrett Sallee as they played a game of Fact or Fiction.
Where will Georgia finish in 2015? Check out the video and let us know!
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Top 5 Takeaways from ESPN's Updated Recruiting Rankings
The beauty of 247Sports' composite rankings is that they make shakeups in any of the four major recruiting sites—247Sports, Rivals.com, Scout.com and ESPN.com—more of a topic of discussion in the college football recruiting world.
When ESPN released its updated ESPN 300 on Monday, a few players were rewarded with a bump in their 247Sports composite rankings.
Here are five takeaways from the new ESPN 300 rankings.
Sterling-Cole continues to impress
ESPN thinks very highly of quarterback Dillon Sterling-Cole—and rightfully so. Once unranked in the ESPN 300, the uncommitted 4-star is now at No. 111 in the latest rankings.
Sterling-Cole's rise since the spring has been very impressive. When he won quarterback MVP honors at The Opening Dallas Regional in March, he was a 3-star player and the No. 27 dual-threat quarterback. He's now the No. 9 pro-style quarterback after showcasing his skills throughout the spring and summer.
All eyes are on Sterling-Cole, who has schools like Texas A&M, Houston, UCLA, Florida and several others on his list. Texas A&M fans are hoping to land him, as he is an Aggie legacy: His father is former Aggie Chris Cole, who went on to play receiver in the NFL for the Denver Broncos.
Major spikes from the defensive front
Nothing helps a player's confidence like watching his rankings escalate emphatically. Four uncommitted, 4-star defensive ends saw a rise of at least 70 spots on Monday.
Brandon Bowen proved to be the biggest winner, as he jumped 190 spots from No. 351 to No. 161. Another triple-digit jumper was Antonneous Clayton, who rose 106 spots from No. 217 to No. 111.
Prince Sammons, a bigger man among big men at 6'8" and 280 pounds, climbed from No. 258 to No. 159, just missing a triple-digit increase in the rankings. Justin Madubuike "only" rose 74 spots but managed to jump into the national top 100, escalating from No. 169 to No. 95.
A fifth defensive end, Georgia 4-star commit Chauncey Manac, rose 75 spots from No. 149 to No. 74.
More news about defensive ends
The new composite rankings feature 22 defensive ends in the top 200, and six of those are in the top 50. Nick Bosa is the nation's No. 2 strong-side defensive end behind 5-star Shavar Manuel, but Bosa, also a 5-star player, rose from No. 31 to No. 8 in the composite rankings. Manuel is at No. 6.
While Bosa cracked the top 10, other defensive ends saw an impressive bump in the composite rankings on Monday. Marlon Davidson, another 5-star defensive end, jumped from No. 53 to No. 22. Florida State 4-star commit Janarius Robinson rose 47 spots from No. 83 to No. 36. McTelvin Agim, a 4-star end and the top-ranked player in Arkansas, went from No. 79 to No. 55.
Geaux-ing for the win
Teams like Florida State, Miami and reigning national champion Ohio State have either double-digit commitments or near-double-digit commitments from the ESPN 300. However, the team to beat currently is LSU.
The Tigers are the top-ranked team in the 247Sports composite recruiting team rankings with 17 commits. Among the members in the ESPN 300 are 5-star cornerback Saivion Smith, 5-star defensive tackle Edwin Alexander, 4-star quarterback Feleipe Franks and 4-star receivers Dee Anderson and Stephen Sullivan.
The good news for LSU is that more commits could be coming. The Tigers are in a solid position to land 5-star studs such as defensive tackle Rashard Lawrence, offensive tackle Willie Allen and safety Brandon Jones.
An interesting race for No. 1
The top two players in the ESPN 300: Rashan Gary and Greg Little.
The top two players in the 247Sports composite: Rashan Gary and Greg Little.
The battle for the top-ranked player in the nation appears to be down to a dynamic, uncommitted, 5-star defensive tackle and a technically sound, 5-star offensive tackle committed to Texas A&M, respectively. Betwen them, the two have nearly 60 reported offers.
The summer and fall, however, will play a key role in who ultimately finishes as the No. 1 player.
Will it be Gary or Little, or will another 5-star prospect overtake them? Quarterback Jacob Eason is the No. 3 player in the 247Sports composite. Defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence, who rose 37 spots from No. 54 to No. 17 in the ESPN 300, is No. 4 in the 247Sports composite.
Next month's The Opening could be a determining factor in who ends up where.
Damon Sayles is a National Recruiting Analyst for Bleacher Report. All player ratings are courtesy of 247Sports' composite ratings unless otherwise noted. Follow Damon via Twitter: @DamonSayles
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Danny Etling Transferring to LSU Is Great Insurance at QB for Les Miles
Ever since Matt Flynn led LSU to a national title following the 2007 season, the quarterback position—save for Zach Mettenberger's senior year in 2013—has been a wasteland.
Ryan Perrilloux couldn't stay on the field, Andrew Hatch and Jarrett Lee struggled, the Tigers won in spite of Jordan Jefferson and Anthony Jennings wasn't exactly a game-changer in 2014.
Help is on the way, just not immediate help.
According to Greg Ostendorf of ESPN.com, former Purdue quarterback Danny Etling will enroll at LSU this fall, will sit out the 2015 season due to NCAA transfer rules and have two years to play starting in 2016.
He's a tremendous insurance policy for head coach Les Miles and his staff.
Ideally, Miles and offensive coordinator Cam Cameron would like either sophomore Brandon Harris or junior (and recently suspended) Anthony Jennings to evolve into a star this year and hold down the job for at least the next two seasons.
At this point, though, that might be the college football equivalent of searching for a unicorn, and having Etling waiting in the wings in 2016 will give Miles and his staff some security.
The native of Terre Haute, Indiana, completed 55.5 percent of his passes (239-for-429) during his first two seasons at Purdue, threw 16 touchdowns and tossed 12 picks. The former 4-star prospect in the class of 2013 has a strong arm, can stand tall in the pocket and deliver the ball on time and on the money.
His stats from Purdue don't exactly jump off the page, but that's not the point nor is it all that important.
He's the most accomplished quarterback on the LSU roster right now, and unless Jennings or Harris bucks the trend and is successful in 2015, he will be next year when he's eligible to play.
Plus, Etling might benefit from the talent around him—especially at wide receiver where Malachi Dupre will be a junior when Etling can play, and other wide receivers like D.J. Chark, John Diarse and Tyron Johnson will have plenty of experience under their belts.
As Barton Simmons of 247Sports notes, he could shine in the pro-style system of Miles and Cameron.
What's more, he'll be the only true pro-style quarterback on the roster in 2016.
Jennings and Harris are both dual-threats, and the loser of the battle this year has a good chance of leaving before the 2016 season. Justin McMillan signed in the class of 2015 and enrolled early, but he is also a dual-threat. The Tigers have a commitment from 4-star stud Feleipe Franks, but he's also a dual-threat and it's a lot to ask for a true freshman to come in, play and succeed right away in the SEC.
Etling not only provides a solid pro-style option for the staff, but he also can act as a bridge to get from the current situation that's unstable-at-best, to Franks.
Does Etling have the same buzz surrounding his name as Florida State graduate transfer Everett Golson?
No, of course not.
But he is a solid insurance policy for Miles to have in 2016 and beyond, and he could become a star with LSU's stable of wide receivers at his disposal.
Quotes were obtained firsthand unless otherwise noted. All stats are courtesy of cfbstats.com unless otherwise noted, and all recruiting information is courtesy of 247Sports' composite rankings.
Barrett Sallee is the lead SEC college football writer and college football video analyst for Bleacher Report as well as a host on Bleacher Report Radio on Sirius 93, XM 208.
Follow Barrett on Twitter @BarrettSallee.
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During Chinese New Year, a demon attempts to steal a mystical wooden staff, that's protected by the Zodiacs and they enlist the aid of Piper. Meanwhile, Phoebe enjoys her new place by throwing a housewarming party that gets out of control; a monk teaches Billie how to use her power of projection to find her sister; Paige tries to get through to Henry about her magical abilities.
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12 Angry Zen
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Phoebe enjoys her new place by throwing a housewarming party that gets out of control. A monk teaches Billie how to use her power of projection to find her sister. Paige tries to get through to Henry. Piper helps with the staff.
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Piper (referring to dead zodiac): I suppose you heard about chicken? Zodiac Dog (frustrated): Rooster!
Piper (about Victor taking Wyatt and Chris to the marine park): I should be taking them to Marine Land. You know, their mother. Phoebe: Well, why aren't you? Piper: Because I have to defrost my husband somehow.
Piper (to Buddha staff): What are you looking at?
Piper: What just happened? What are we doing here? Billie: Oh, no big deal, you guys were just trying to kill me but I changed your minds. (The Charmed Ones look at each other, confused. Piper and Billie smile.)
(The Charmed Ones, under the influence of evil, are approaching Billie and Lo Pan.) Billie: What are you guys doing? Paige: Making our new year's resolutions. (Piper tries to blow up Billie and Lo Pan, but misses. Billie and Lo Pan duck behind a rock.) Phoebe: You missed.
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International Episode Titles: Italy: La schiera cinese (The Chinese Team) Germany: Büffel, Tiger und Hund (Buffalo, Tiger and Dog) France: Le sceptre du zodiaque (The Zodiac Scepter)
On it's original airing this episode got 3.28 million viewers.
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When Paige gets knocked down by the zodiac she falls in the living room. Later when Phoebe comes home Paige is now in the family room where the fireplace is. No one has moved her so why is she shown in another room?
Phoebe tells Paige that in order to find Piper, they have to use the To Call a Lost Witch Spell, but Paige tells her that it would not work because Piper isn't lost, despite having using this spell to summon each other many times before.
Despite twins Jason & Kristopher Simmons (Wyatt Halliwell) being listed in the end credits, they did not make an actual appearance in this episode.
TRIVIA: Starting with this episode, twins Jason and Kristopher Simmons are now listed as Wyatt. They are listed as recurring stars for the rest of this season, even if they don't appear in each episode.
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Billie (imitating Lo-Pan): Don't bend the spoon, imagine there is no spoon?
It is a reference to dialogue in the movie The Matrix, when Neo talks with a boy at the Oracle's. The boy tells that it is impossible to bend the spoon with one's mind, one has to realize there is no spoon to bend because they are in the Matrix.
Piper (to Billie): Forget it, Jenkins, it's Chinatown.
This is a reference to the last line of the 1974 film "Chinatown" directed by Roman Polanski, starring Jack Nicholson. Jack (as character Jake Gittes), says to Joe Mantell (as Lawrence Walsh) "Forget it, Jake, it's Chinatown".
Piper: I don't really have time to watch anything anyway. Except Spongebob.
"Spongebob Squarepants" is a popular cartoon featured on Nickelodeon.
Title: 12 Angry Zen
This is a reference to the classic 1957 film "12 Angry Men", starring Henry Fonda as a dissenting juror in a murder trial.
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This week linguistic brainbox Natalie Haynes and poet Michael Rosen vie for wordy supremacy with comedians Arthur Smith and Paul Sinha.
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Zodiac Life Sciences Pvt. Ltd. - India
Manufacturers and Exporters of chromatography products, column chromatography, chromatography, hplc columns, carb columns, gc capillary columns, gc columns, preparative columns, columns, presto spe products, spe products, proclean vials, proclean closures, velox syringe filters, vials caps, crimp cap vials, snap cap vials, vials
Address: Ews-65, K.p.h.b Colony, Road No.3, Hyderabad, Telangana India
Ark Enterprises - India
We are wholesale suppliers of filters.
vakula - India
Manufacturers of Filter.
Address: 77777, Hyderabad, Telangana India
Vinu Enterprises - India
Suppliers of automobile spares, filters, brake pads, lubricants, oxygen, carbon dioxide gas
Address: Flat Nog-1, Elite Heights Apts, Somajiguda, Hyderabad, Telangana India
M. M. Aqua Systems - India
Suppliers of micron filters, filter media, uv assembly ph, tds meter, ro plants, test kits, dm plants, ion exchange resins, softeners, activated carbon
Address: 1-10-304/5/b, St. No. 7, Brahmanwadi, Begumpet, Hyderabad, Telangana India
Ss Air Systems - India
We are the wholesale suppliers of home cleaning like air cooling systems, clean room products, laminar air flow systems of all kinds of MDF / SS sampling, dispensing booths pass boxes and fan filters units.
Address: 7-77/4, Plot No. 327, Subhash Nagar, Ida, Jeedimetla, Hyderabad, Telangana India
Micro Flo Filters (p) Limited - India
Manufacturers and Exporters of oil, fuel filter, automobile filters, lubricating oil filters, diesel fuel filters, dry air filters
Address: E-10, Sainik Puri, Hyderabad, Telangana India
ARK - India
Wholesale Suppliers of Filters.
Ferromatic Industries - India
Manufacturers of drip irrigation equipments, sand / media filters, fertilizer tanks, screen filters, hydro cyclone filters
Address: 66/a, Phase Iv, Ida, Jeedimetla, Hyderabad, Telangana India
Infiltration Technology - India
Manufacturers of water plants, water filters, ro systems
Address: 37-93/162/1/1, Road No.4, Madhura Nagar, Rk Puram, Sainikpuri, Hyderabad, Telangana India
Za Engineering - India
Manufacturer exporters of all types of filter caps, metal cap, mild steel cap, stainless steel cap, plastic cap, aluminium filter cap, brass filter cap, molded caps, disk filters, air, oil, hydraulic, industrial caps etc.
Address: Kamatipura, Bahadpura, Hyderabad., Telangana India
Sigachi Chloro-chemicals Pvt. Ltd. - India
Deals in chemical products, pharma ingredients, microcrystalline cellulose, chlorinated paraffin, filters, hydrochloric acid etc.
Airmech Systems - India
Manufacturers of air handling units, laminar air flow, air washer systems, hvac filters
Address: Plot No 8 & 9, Ida Gandhi Nagar, Balanagar, Hyderabad, Telangana India
Hyderabad Pollution Controls Limited - India
We are manufacturers of bag filters, industrial process fans, scrubbers, desulfurization units, air pollution control units etc.
Address: Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh India
A O F Filtration Systems Pvt. Ltd. - India
We deals in industrial filters as air, gas, liquid, filter cloth.
Address: 8-3-833/282, Kamalapuri Colony, Phase Ii Ext, Srinagar Colony, Hyderabad, Telangana India
Reliable Pneumatics - India
We deals in air compressors, air compressor spares, screw compressors, reciprocating compressors, pneumatic tools, air dryers, refrigerated dryers, air filters, pneumatic systems.
Address: 101, Gayatri Apartments, Trimulgherry,, Hyderabad, Telangana India
Tokyo Japan Center - India
Manufacturers and Exporters of video conversation cameras, cases, zooms, studio lights, kit bags, filters, pillers, id cards printers
Address: 5-4-7, Beside Sony Center, Mahaprabhu House, J.n. Road, Abids, Hyderabad, Telangana India
Silverline Lighting & Exim (india) Pvt. Ltd. - India
Manufacturers of swimming pool filter.
Address: 266/a, Opp. Canara Bank, Road No 10, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, Telangana India
Ampower Equipment - India
Deals in chemical equipment, reactors, heat exchanger, storage tanks, filters, chemical machinery etc.
Vinair Systems & Services - India
Manufacturers of clean room equipments, laminar flow station, air flow work station, industrial air filters etc.
Address: PLOT NO.17C PHASE-1 PATTANCHERU DIST. MEDAK Hyderabad - 502319 Andhra Pradesh India, Telangana India
Enviro Vent Air System - India
Manufacturers of air pollution control equipment, blowers, cyclones, bag filters, scrubbers, ventilations systems
Address: 39-55, Sanjay Gandhi Nagar, Balanagar, Hyderabad, Telangana India
Ranga Sai Enterprises - India
We are the wholesale suppliers of all types of filters such as air filters, diesel filters, oil filters, earth moving equipments filters, air oil separators filters-air, gas and liquid.
Address: Plot No. 92, Old Air Port Road, Near Masjid, Goutham Nagar, Ferozguda, Hyderabad, Telangana India
Allied Filteration Industries - India
Manufacturers of auto filters, air filters, fuel filters, oil filters
Address: Asad Complex, 16-1-26/16/1, Imdraprastha Road, Saidabad, Hyderabad, Telangana India
Amrutha Technologies - India
We are manufacturers of cell , cellular repeaters, antennas, RF and microwave components like filters, power amplifiers, walky talky 2 way radios, wireless systems, binoculars and GPS navigation systems.
Address: Ameerpet, Hyderabad, Telangana India
General Enterprises Company ( Geco ) - India
Wholesale suppliers of grills, diffusers, access door, fire dampers, duct insulation, flexible ducts, duct connectors, flange, corner, anti vibration hangers, glue, air filter etc.
Address: Flat No: 21-4-759/1 Koka Bazar Hyderabad, Telangana India
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Dust Filters
Fabric Filter Systems
Filter Bags
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Filter Press
Filters Cleaning Services
Filtration machine
Fuel Filters
Gas Filters
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Liquid Filters
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Maine Gathering Craft Studio & Maine Craft Festivals
Some of the finest crafts in America can be found in little towns like Camden Maine. In this little town is one of the oldest craft stores in Maine. Founded in 1981, Maine Gathering is local treasure for Maine's finest crafts people. Howard and Margaret Gallagher have owned and operated the store for over 33 years.
Maine Gathering is an icon in Camden. It's a place where local artists can gather and share their work with the world. The store specializes any fine craft made in Maine, such as jewelry, wooden decoys, Nautical Crafts, ornaments, Maine beach stones, ceramics, Giclee prints & photographs, glass crafts, Maine U.S. bells, trillium soap, folk art, chocolate, and more. Its the perfect place to go to for a quality memento of your wonderful time in Maine.
Showcasing the rich diversity of Maine's crafts, Maine Gathering is not your typical e-commerce site. We've spent twenty years gathering a unique crafts collection, with an artisan's eye for signature craft art, often one-of-a-kind or special order items. Now our customers can shop with us throughout the year, no matter how far they are away from Maine.
This site is the former home page of the Maine Gathering craft store, and while no longer associated formally with the store, it will remain a testament to the community they have forged over the years with their dedication. You can see the Facebook page here. Some of the art on the Facebook page.
In order to weather the tests of time owners Margaret and Howard have established a well organized shop that has wonderful art in every nook and cranny of the shop. Some folks wonder if the store could use a professional organizer like Steve. But we think they have done a wonderful job over the years of showcasing the different art of the local artisans listed as: Business Services -> Arts & Crafts Supply Store. Its really more of a Gallery & Antique Shop.
In 2013 they moved to their current location at 8 Bay View Street in Camden. They can be reached at 207.236.9004 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The original "store" was on the Camden public landing. This wonderful public space served as a informal gathering place for artists of all sorts, and over the Gallagher's have crafted a wonderful permanent location through their perseverance and hard work. We salute their dedication!
We are proud of the Maine craft community. As long standing members of this community Maine Gathering is often involved with the vibrant craft festivals each year. Some of the festivals which take place in Maine each year include:
The Camden Harbor Summer Arts Show
Held in July AND October each year and has well over 100 craftspeople. This is a juried event, which means that ribbons are given to the best artists and crafts. Sponsored by the Camden Rockport Lincolnville Chamber of Commerce (also known as Penobscot Bay Regional Chamber of Commerce). Highlights include strolling the historic harbor and meeting and establishing a personal business relationship with the craftspeople and artists. The one in July is also known as the Carol Sebold Fall Harbor Arts Juried Arts & Crafts Show.
Camden Harbor Park
Camden, ME 04843
The Annual Bangor Arts & Crafts Show
This is held in the big Bangor Civic Center. It is a wonderful two day festival in November each year. The United Maine Craftsmen guild exhibits here each year and the quality is of the highest.
100 Dutton St.
Bangor, ME 04401
Arts and Craft Festival at the Car Show
Finally consider going to the Arts and Craft Festival at the Car Show in Hyannis. American arts and crafts abound at this fair, with a huge car show being held on Sunday. This festival includes home made gourmet foods such as jams, honey, cookies and more. The extensive crafts include tile, stained glass, toys, lamps, quilts and more!
Hyannis Village Green
367 Main St
Barnstable, MA 02601
Maine Crafts Guild Annual Fine Craft Show
Held at the Maine State Museum, this show has a plethora of fantastic holiday gifts.
230 State St.
Augusta, ME
We will continue to bring you fantastic articles related to the arts and crafts scene. Thanks so much for reading this article!


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Welcome to Woodbrooke
For learning, leisure and life
Woodbrooke is Europe's only Quaker Study Centre, offering adult education since 1903. Here you can:
- experience short courses on personal spiritual growth, theology, creative arts, and training for Quaker roles.
- hire out our elegant meeting rooms for conferences.
- stay with us for bed and breakfast.


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Not once in the past twelve months has President Obama logged a seven-day stretch where his positive press coverage outweighed the negative, according to Pew Research analysis. And based on recent media trends, that streak is in no danger of being broken as the Beltway press continues to pile on the Democratic president with routinely negative and increasingly misleading coverage, while at the same time giving his Republican rival a pass.
Whether it's in response to the right wing's incessant whining about unfair campaign coverage, or the product of the media's innate desire to create a close, competitive (and marketable) presidential contest to market, the resulting storyline is clear: Obama's faltering!
From a late-May Politico campaign analysis piece ("Obama Stumbles Out of the Gate") that read like it had been cribbed from a Karl Rove column the previous week ("Obama's Campaign Is Off to a Rocky Start"), to the recent congestion of sound-alike refrains, the "liberal media's" narrative has become set in stone and conservatives must be pleased since it echoes their own anti-Obama message.
There's nothing wrong with chronicling the ups and downs of campaigns. And nobody's suggesting the Obama re-election run hasn't had stumbles. All of them do. (Although note, Obama's Gallup approval rating has remained constant in the high-40s for a few months now, and even climbed to 50 percent last week.) But the feverish, one-sided coverage in recent weeks signals that a clear, GOP-leaning script has been adopted by the Beltway media. And yes, it makes a mockery out of the tired chant of a left-wing newsroom bias.
No surprisingly, the current wave of coverage is cresting on some shoddy journalism. (See fabricated oral sex jokes and botched Bill Clinton reporting.) Just look at the remarkably lazy and dishonest handling of Obama's comment about private sector job growth being "fine." The coverage represents a sterling example of how the press has had its thumb on the scale this spring.
For the past few years, much of the conservative echo chamber has thrived on exploring what they see as Barack Obama's mysterious, ominous past. The most prominent examples of this fixation have been the durable birth-certificate conspiracy and the increasingly exotic allegations that Barack Obama Sr. is not Obama's father (suggested "real" fathers have included Malcolm X and, as recently as last week, Frank Marshall Davis).
In a newly-released Vanity Fair piece adapted from his upcoming Obama biography, journalist David Maraniss details two of Obama's romantic relationships during his early 20s, complete with interviews of his ex-girlfriends. The article seemingly puts to rest conspiracies promoted by conservative big wigs about why none of Obama's exes have ever come forward. Rush Limbaugh asked this very question last year, citing "one of these email things" he had been sent.
In Dreams From My Father, Obama wrote about a romantic relationship he had with a woman in New York. The lack of a name (and the fact that no one had come forward to claim the mantle) led some creative conspiracy theorists to doubt her existence. Her presence in the book was one of the main pieces of "evidence" in WND columnist Jack Cashill's much-mocked theory that Bill Ayers is the true author of Dreams.
Yesterday, ABC News released excerpts from Barbara Walters' interview with President Obama and the First Lady, scheduled to air on tonight's 20/20. Several news outlets have focused on President Obama's comments about the "laziness in me," featuring headlines that lack needed context.
Politico headlined their story "Obama: I have some Hawaii laziness," while the Daily Caller went with "Obama: "There's a laziness in me," and National Journal selected "Obama Blames Hawaii For His 'Deep Down' Laziness."
All of these headlines would likely give readers the impression that Obama was saying that he tends to avoid doing work, which would fit neatly into a common conservative attack on Obama. But the full context of the interview shows that Obama was actually saying just the opposite. Obama told Walters: "It's interesting, there is a -- deep down, underneath all the work I do, I think there's a laziness in me." [Emphasis added.] He later added: "when I'm mad at myself, it's because I'm saying to myself, you know what, you could be doing better; push harder. And when I -- nothing frustrates me more than when people aren't doing their jobs."
While some reports on the Walters interview have included parts of this key context, the headlines generally have not.
From the full transcript of the interview, obtained from the White House [emphasis added]:
Q Okay. What's the trait you most deplore in yourself and the trait you most deplore in others?
THE PRESIDENT: Laziness.
Q You've lazy?
THE PRESIDENT: It's interesting, there is a -- deep down, underneath all the work I do, I think there's a laziness in me. I mean, probably --
MRS. OBAMA: If you had your choice --
THE PRESIDENT: It's probably from growing up in Hawaii, and it's sunny outside, and sitting on the beach --
Q Sounds good to me.
PRESIDENT: Right. But when I'm mad at myself, it's because I'm saying to myself, you know what, you could be doing better; push harder. And when I -- nothing frustrates me more than when people aren't doing their jobs. Although -- sorry, I shouldn't provide two answers. The thing actually that I most dislike is cruelty. I can't stand cruel people. And if I see people doing something mean to somebody else just to make themselves feel important, it really gets me mad. But in myself, since I tend not to be a mean person, if I get lazy, then I get mad at myself.
The portion of the interview released by ABC News does not include this part of Obama's statement: "But when I'm mad at myself, it's because I'm saying to myself, you know what, you could be doing better; push harder. And when I -- nothing frustrates me more than when people aren't doing their jobs."
Politico's Ben Smith is calling this the "next anti-Obama talking point," while Mediaite's Jon Bershad says, "If you're a fan of right wing media ... you're probably going to be seeing that clip about 5,000,000 times in the next week." Which is all the more reason why responsible journalists should be emphasizing what Obama actually said rather than writing sensationalist, misleading headlines.
Politico reported Friday that more than a week prior, the wife of conservative Washington Post columnist George Will took a messaging position with the campaign of Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry. Politico noted that Will had since discussed the GOP primary and disparaged Perry's primary opponents in two Post columns and on ABC's This Week, all without disclosing his wife's position. The article also indicated that while Will had told his Post editors that his wife's role was unpaid, it is in fact a paid position.
This morning, Will finally disclosed his wife's position during ABC's This Week. When given the opportunity by host Christiane Amanpour to do some "personal housekeeping," Will did not apologize for his failure to reveal this information, nor did he pledge to continue to make such disclosures in the future. In fact, Will's only "housekeeping" was mentioning that "some of the more excitable and perhaps less mature members of the Romney campaign have tried to make this personal."
Fox News contributor James Pinkerton confirmed that he was paid to "partner" with Michele Bachmann on her new book, but said he did not disclose his role in the project at the request of Bachmann and her publisher.
Pinkerton also revealed that Fox News knew of his arrangement from the start and approved of his keeping it from viewers.
"I was bound by a confidentiality agreement. They said, 'Don't tell anybody,' I said, 'Okay.' I told my superiors at Fox and they knew," Pinkerton said Monday. "I helped on the book from June, July and August, I helped, in a collaborator sense. ... I helped as a collaborator to her. She was busy on the road, so she would have thoughts and tell me things and I would try and help put them together."
Pinkerton is a regular panelist on Fox News' media criticism show and has frequently discussed Bachmann and the other presidential candidates.
Fox News did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Pinkerton's role in the book first came to light Monday in a Politico story by Ben Smith that stated:
Michele Bachmann hired former speechwriter and domestic policy adviser to the first President Bush and to President Reagan, Jim Pinkerton, to help write her forthcoming memoir, "Core of Conviction," POLITICO has learned.
Contacted by Media Matters Monday evening, Pinkerton confirmed he had collaborated on the book, saying he is mentioned in acknowledgements as "research and writing partner."
Pinkerton said he had "zero regrets" about keeping his part in the book secret from Fox viewers, saying he always disclosed that his wife, a former Bachmann campaign chief of staff, was working for Bachmann.
"I chose not to [disclose his part in the book] because I wanted to protect the confidentiality of the book, although I told my [Fox] superiors," he said. "Every time Bachmann came up, I said that my wife was working for the campaign, and I was making it clear that I had an interest, as it were, in the Bachmann campaign, through my wife's work."
Asked why he did not disclose his book connection, Pinkerton said: "I felt that, I felt the need to keep the book confidential at the request of all parties involved."
Politico reports this morning that according to a newly-released Gallup poll, "support for gun control is at its lowest level in 50 years." Likewise, CNN's Jack Cafferty is using the poll to claim that "more Americans are against gun control than ever before." In fact, the Gallup poll points to robust public support for either maintaining or strengthening current gun violence prevention laws.
Cafferty and Politico are focusing on the results Gallup received by asking respondents whether they support a ban on civilian possession of handguns. While a national ban on handguns may have been a topic of political debate when Gallup first asked the question in 1959, there has been no large-scale push in favor of such a ban in recent decades. Indeed, the Supreme Court has found that local bans on handgun ownership are unconstitutional.
Indeed, another question included in Gallup's poll demonstrates robust support for gun violence prevention legislation. 77 percent of respondents feel that the laws covering the sales of firearms should either be stricter or kept as they are now, with only 11 percent calling for them to be weakened.
In other words, the vast majority of Americans support reasonable gun control measures; only a small fraction is actually opposed to gun control.
This finding is confirmed by other recent polling that shows that Americans support measures to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous criminals. According to one poll, 89 percent of respondents support requiring all gun buyers to pass a background check at gun shows, 94 percent support requiring gun owners to alert police if their guns are lost or stolen, and 69 percent support requiring those buying ammunition to pass a criminal background check. Another poll showed 86 percent of respondents supported background checks for every gun buyer
In the rush to cover the bankruptcy of Solyndra, a solar panel manufacturer that received a loan guarantee from the federal government, many news media outlets have misrepresented or omitted key facts.
Last night's Republican presidential debate generated no shortage of headlines and much coverage of the record number of prisoner executions during the administration of Texas governor Rick Perry.
Asked by NBC's Brian Williams if he struggles with the idea that any one of those executed prisoners might have been innocent, Perry answered: "No, sir. I've never struggled with that at all. ... In the state of Texas, if you come into our state and you kill one of our children, you kill a police officer, you're involved with another crime and you kill one of our citizens, you will face the ultimate justice in the state of Texas, and that is, you will be executed."
Much of the coverage thus far has focused on the theatrics of Perry's staunch defense of Texas' system for capital punishment, rather than the substance. The Washington Post's Chris Cillizza wrote this morning that Perry was one of the "losers" last night, but "salvaged the second half of the debate with a very strong answer on the death penalty." For those wondering what was so "strong" about it, tough luck: Cillizza didn't explain. In today's Politico "Playbook," Mike Allen counseled Perry to "give the same answer on executions in every debate."
A few media outlets have noted Texas' controversial record on capital punishment, and some even spotlighted the case of Cameron Todd Willingham as a counterpoint to Perry's faith in the Texas criminal justice system. Willingham, convicted of murdering his three daughters by arson, was put to death in Texas in 2004. Perry denied a stay of execution to allow the state to review evidence that the fire science used to convict Willingham was spurious. In 2009 he abruptly replaced several members the state forensic science commission just before it was scheduled to hold hearings on the matter.
Willingham's case is an important one, but we should also be talking about the many wrongly convicted prisoners freed from death row in Texas in the last ten years. They, more than the unresolved Willingham case, demonstrate conclusively not just that the Texas criminal justice system is capable of making catastrophic errors when meting out capital punishment, but also that such errors happen with appalling frequency.
Following reports that President Obama and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) had a "blow up" while negotiating solutions to the default crisis, in which Cantor accused Obama of "abruptly walking out" of the talks, right-wing media have attacked Obama as a "petulant child" for allegedly doing so. However, in June, right-wing media praised Cantor and Sen. Jon Kyl (R-AZ) for walking out of default crisis negotiations led by Vice President Joe Biden.
Numerous mainstream media outlets have reported on Republicans' accusations that the Obama administration's drilling policies are to blame for the recent increase in gas prices. These media have failed to alert their audiences to the fact that according to energy experts, the allegation is entirely without merit.
In fact, according to a recent Gallup poll that rates how Americans remember previous U.S. presidents from the last half-century, only perennially unpopular Richard Nixon saved the Bush from a last-place finish. Of the nine most recent presidents polled, Bush came in eighth in terms of how many people retrospectively approved of his presidency. Of the nine presidents polled, the average approval rating was 59 percent. Bush though, only tallied a 47 percent.
Yet amazingly, Politico typed up the poll results as good news for Bush.
How was Bush's nearly last place finish in the poll good news? Because Bush's approval rating came in one point "higher" than Obama's latest Gallup rating. (Fact: Based on margin of error, the approval rating for both men is basically the same.)
That's right, Politico decided to mix apples and oranges and compare the backward-looking approval ratings of a president who is no longer in office, who no longer has responsibilities, and who no longer has to make difficult choices (hint: those numbers almost always go up over time) and sizes that up with today's sitting president.
And based on that oddball, nonsensical premise, Bush's eighth-out-of-ninth place finish in the Gallup poll is good news for Republicans and bad news for Obama! (I can't make this up.)
Kenneth P. Vogel's October 4 Politico article reported that conservatives are increasingly turning on James O'Keefe in the wake of his alleged plan to "seduce" and publicly humilitate CNN reporter Abbie Boudreau.
From Vogel's article:
Heralded last year as epitomizing a new form of "activist" journalist, James O'Keefe now finds himself abandoned by some of the powerful conservatives who championed him. And a multi-million dollar effort designed to offset what many conservatives regard as the leftward tilt of the mainstream media has been undermined by a series of increasingly bizarre incidents.
"Just because conservatives have what I believe is a well-grounded beef with the establishment press, doesn't mean that they don't have to abide by rules themselves," Brent Bozell, founder of the Media Research Center, told POLITICO. "I have been telling my fellow conservatives that if we are going to accuse liberals of not following rules of journalistic ethics, then by God, we better follow them or we open ourselves up to all sorts of accusations, and one of them is hypocrisy."
Politico also reported that O'Keefe is losing support from conservatives who have previously funded O'Keefe and donors to organizations that have funded O'Keefe, such as the Leadership Institute and the Collegiate Network:
One such funder, the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, over the years has given more than $1.6 million to the groups. But, in an interview after O'Keefe's arrest in New Orleans, " foundation president Mike Grebe sounded cautious when asked about whether the foundation viewed O'Keefe's style of journalism as helpful for the conservative cause.
"It's worthwhile, depending on the tactics involved, obviously," he said. "There should be some limits on that kind of activity. We think that the coverage of the problems at ACORN was very effective and turned some opinions regarding that organization, so there a place for it, but again, within limits."
On Monday, Grebe seemed to distance the foundation further, explaining it had "never funded O'Keefe or Veritas," and adding that its grants to the Collegiate Network and Leadership Institute "have always been for general operating purposes and their grant requests have never made any mention of undercover video journalism. And I have no knowledge of what they may or may not do in that field."
He "deserve[s] a Pulitzer": Right-wing media previously showered O'Keefe with praise
Conservatives respond to alleged O'Keefe seduction "prank"
Time's up for O'Keefe: Breitbart seeks "explanation"
Media figures are falsely claiming that Obama is "backtracking" on his comments regarding a planned Islamic cultural center near Ground Zero. But the president's statements on the issue have consistently emphasized, as Obama put it, a "commitment to religious freedom" and the legal right to build an Islamic center on a privately-owned site.
Last week, Associated Press reporter Ron Fournier told Greg Sargent that the AP's fact-check pieces are consistently among the wire service's most popular features.
In response, Politico's Ben Smith raised some concerns about the practice:
The rise of a formal fact-checking establishment has been, by and large, a very good thing for politics. ...
And there seems to be a market for it: Ron Fournier tells Sargent that AP is doing more and more of it in part because it's popular. That may be in part because readers like simple stories cast in black black-and-white, as fact checks often are.
But the practice, and the presumption of absolute authority, can itself easily be misused politically, and I think it's worth adding a note of caution on two levels. First, just because it's labeled "fact check" doesn't render an article any less vulnerable to error and spin. Further, much of politics is made of arguments about policy and values that aren't easily reduced to factual disagreements.
Smith's concerns strike me as reasonable: The structure many media organizations impose on their fact-checking pieces is often problematic. In particular, the labels many media fact-checkers apply are highly questionable and misleading. Take this PolitiFact assessment of Jeff Sessions' statement that Elena Kagen "violated the law of the United States" in her handling of military recruiters at Harvard:
So did Kagan violate the law when she banned military recruiters from using the Office of Career Services for that one semester?
First off, the law didn't say universities may not bar military recruiters. It said certain types of federal funds may not go to those schools if they bar the recruiters. There's a big difference.
It's certainly fair to say Kagan tested the law, but it's another thing to claim she violated the law. Kagan barred military recruiters from using the Office of Career Services only after a Third Circuit court ruled the Solomon Amendment was "likely" unconstitutional. And she reversed course even before the Supreme Court ruled against the universities -- so she didn't willfully flout the law after the Supreme Court made the law unmistakably clear.
Some may argue that the Third Circuit decision didn't affect Massachusetts, which is in the First Circuit, and that the Supreme Court was decisive in its reversal of that circuit court decision. So one could also argue that Kagan didn't comply with what the law required, but we think it's a stretch for Sessions to say Kagan "violated the law of the United States at various points in the process." There was at least some legal ambiguity -- for a time -- about Harvard's obligation. And, we note, no money was ever denied to Harvard. And so we rate Sessions' comment Barely True.
In short, PolitiFact said Kagan didn't really violate the law, then declared the statement that she did so "Barely True." That's an interesting definition of "barely true."
PolitiFact also gave a "barely true" to George Will's statement that Utah Senator Robert Bennett voted for TARP, the stimulus, and an individual mandate for health care -- despite concluding that Will was "incorrect that Bennett voted for Obama's stimulus bill, and it was inaccurate for him to suggest that Bennett cast a vote for an individual mandate." So, PolitiFact found that one of the three things WIll said was true and two were not -- and gave him a "Barely True." Sounds more like "mostly false" to me -- but PolitiFact doesn't have a "mostly false" classification, so they leave the impression that Will's statements were more accurate than they really were.
But that isn't a problem with fact-checking. It's a problem of execution. The problems Smith identifies aren't inherent to fact-checking; they are the product of the journalists responsible for conceptualizing and writing the fact-checks, not of fact-checking itself.
The other problem with the execution of these highly structured, branded "Fact Check" pieces is that fact-checking shouldn't be relegated to occasional, highly specialized pieces; it should be a basic part of everyday journalism. Checking the truthfulness of a politician's statements shouldn't be something a news organization saves for its "Fact Check" feature; it should be present in every news report that includes those statements. It isn't enough to occasionally debunk a false claim, as I've been saying over and over again.
Smith suggests the popularity of the AP's fact-checking pieces stems from the public's fondness for "simple stories cast in black black-and-white." I'm not so sure that's the case. I think it may stem less from the public's appetite for simplistic "Mostly True" graphics and more for its appetite for clearly-written explanations of the key issues of the day, rather than the endless passive-voice prognostication and horse-race journalism that makes up so much of today's political news content. It may be the substance and clarity that readers crave, not the overly-simplistic, label-friendly branded "Fact Check" pieces.
What I'd like to see isn't another media organization with a branded, occasional "Fact Check" feature -- it's a news organization that commits to never reporting a politician's statement without placing that statement in factual context. I suspect that a news organization that made that -- rather than assessments of how the claim will "play" -- a central value would see at least some of the readership benefits that the special branded features apparently bring. And I'm certain it would result in better journalism and a better-informed readership.
In his May 9 "Playbook," Politico's Mike Allen claimed President Obama was "poised to name" Solicitor General Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court and purported to characterize "what critics will say" about the nomination. However, the "critics' " arguments that Allen presented rest on baseless accusations, stereotypes and distortions of Kagan's record.


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Re: Windows 7: 32-bit or 64-bit? in response to L.A.B. SolvedHi,
only the full retail package of Windows 7 contains both the 32-bit and the 64-bit version.
But you are only allowed/able to install one of it at a time with the provided license key.
The OEM/SystemBuilder versions of Windows 7 contain only 32-bit or 64-bit depending on what you buy.
Personally I would suggest to get the 64-bit version unless the Windows programs you wanna use are not fully 64-bit compatible (there are still some...).
Although with your RAM (now and later) the 32-bit version would suffice.
But who knows how much RAM you will in one year
L.A.B. Jul 27, 2010 6:59 PM
Re: Windows 7: 32-bit or 64-bit? in response to FortunyThank you Fortuny. That also clarifies the issue of which Windows 7 packages are 32-bit/64-bit.
Fortuny Jul 27, 2010 8:16 PM
Re: Windows 7: 32-bit or 64-bit? in response to L.A.B.You're welcome anytime.
Glad to be of help.
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But first, from less than two months ago . . . this photo taken by O. Nonimus Bosch shows Fells Point, Sassafras, and Pocomoke temporarily immobilized. Here and here are parts of the story.
Recently in t-shirt weather in the sixth boro . . . it's a classic, Thomas J. Brown.
Ellen S. Bouchard,
Resolute with a Bouchard barge,
and Evening Star, also with a Bouchard barge.
Elizabeth McAllister light,
Robert E. McAllister,
Ross Sea,
Eric McAllister,
and finally Ellen McAllister shifting
Cielo di Roma . . .
Thomas J. Brown . . . enjoy another look at this classic.
All photos by Will Van Dorp. And in the post above, subtracting the three tugs in the O. Nonimus Bosch photo, you have over 25,000 horsepower, of which 1000 of those ponies are generated by Thomas J.
This might be the "newest-named" boat in the harbor, although you've seen Genesis Victory here before as Huron Service both with blue trim and orange.
Laura K Moran first appeared on this blog back in 2008 here, as the sixth boro's newbie.
I'm not sure the story here, but Laura K holds station off the stern of MSC Sariska, who still has the hook down.
Brian Nicholas and Evening Mist head out on assignment.
Here's an entire post I devoted to Brian Nicholas over four years ago.
For a frontal view of Evening Mist, click here and scroll.
Here Miriam Moran escorts Hoegh Inchon. ROROs' cargo is quantified not in teus, but ceus, and Inchon is a 21-year-old floating parking lot with 4300-car equivalent capacity.
Maryland and Franklin Reinauer meet, with missions taking them in opposite directions.
And with Red Hook we end.
Happy springtime, like it was in the photo below, showing Huron Service about seven LONG years ago.
All photos taken in the real maricentric sixth boro by Will Van Dorp.
Unrelated: The post about the documentary Graves of Arthur Kill seems to be getting a lot of attention the past few days. Gary Kane and I can always figure out a time when one or both of us could do a screening for a group you put together.
0647 . . . This is the best time for optimism. Quantico Creek is leaving the port side of BLS Liwa.
Joan Moran exits the East River bound for sea.
Mako stands by during cargo transfer.
Laura K. Moran heads westbound between jobs, always between jobs she.
And count them . . . five motive vessels . . . Maryland, Brendan Turecamo, Joan Moran, maybe Ruby M, and another . . . Easter morning is a busy place in the sixth boro.
Have an optimistic day. All photos by Will Van Dorp.
Curtis Bay Fells Point built 1956. Taken 1987. Click here for Fells Point with more of the fleet. Scuttled in 2008 at Redbird Reef near the mouth of Delaware Bay.
James Turecamo built 1969 . . . in my first 2015 photo of her. In the dry dock directly between James and the WTC, it's MSC Harry L. Martin.
It's the classic 1965 built Bushey-built Cheyenne. Here she was in Oswego in June 2014 about to head into the Great Lakes, making her a truly anadromous vessel.
Miriam Moran built 1979.
Bruce A. McAllister . . . built in 1974.
Ruby M . . . built in Oyster Bay in 1967.
Robbins Reef . . . 1953
with entourage that may have salvaged the white fiberglass boat on the barge.
And the current Fells Point, Maryland built in 2014.
Photos of both vessels Fell Point come thanks to Allen Baker. All others by Will Van Dorp.
It surprises me sometimes what titles I've not re-used. This blog has little grand design; I choose to let to drift serendipitously according to what I see or what you choose to share, and I am grateful to you all for sending along photos and suggestions. Rock Juice the title came out of a conversation some time back with one of you; thanks and I think you know who you are. Here was the first in the series.
Diane B pushes a load of it in John Blanche.
Magothy . . . and . . .
and I missed the barge info.
Dory and Port Chester . . . . And notice just forward of Dory's wheelhouse, it's
Navigator . . . doing something at an oil dock.
Ditto Mary H, over between the Empire State Building and BW Kronborg.
Ditto Kimberly Poling.
And McKinley Sea . . . with the icicle hanging from a scupper hole as evidence that oil is going for heat.
Last one for now . . . Calusa Coast getting ready to hook up to a barge to take . . well . . . down the coast.
All photos yesterday by Will Van Dorp, who has to run.
I'll ditch the parody of the title of a book and movie I'll forego.
The temperatures this morning were below 20 F and will go down to below 10 by tomorrow morning, and yet I was amazed by the routine activity happening on the KVK. When this vessel was a greater distance off, I didn't recognize it because of the apparently white hull, the whit/grayish glaze of February.
That color makes it hard to distinguish where hull ends and froth begins.
Be careful if you're out long in the wind-driven cold.
Now known as Brooklyn, click here for photos of her making a convenience store stop on my rocky office terrace over six years ago.
Photos by Will Van Dorp, who'd love to see your ideas of either shades of spray or glaze of spray . . . or some other variation on this . . .. matter.
Many thanks to Pierre Kfoury for sending along this very clever photo in shades of black, white, and gray of Bruce McAllister he took up by New Hamburg, NY. In Pierre's photo, I like those gray shades and gray reflections too.
More shades of spray take us to Emerald Coast, passing Chesapeake Coast.
Sitting out on deck has to be evidence of a warm heart on a vessel
that will miss Mardi Gras in a warm place.
Frozen spray reinforces the fenders maybe?
The glaze coats the hull with a very light-gray layer.
Even on this vessel with a hot name . . . the icy shading is present. Is it true that this tanker was briefly in port to deliver the love drug —phenethylamine— to those of us crowded on the edges of the sixth boro? A few years ago, this vessel was in the sixth boro with the name Golden Venus; for photos of her and other vessels with fantastic names, click here.
So . . 50 shades of spray? How about 56 or 65 or . . .spray, gray, play . . . ? The number is only limited by the imagination and the eye.
I had gone looking to get a photo of this vessel, but by the time I got to my favorite cliffs, they all have headed to warmer waters. And given the usual fashion of mermaids, I can't blame them.
Thanks again to Pierre Kfoury for his photo. All others by Will Van Dorp.
Here were previous installments.
And below are a set of small craft I've seen in the sixth boro and further environs so far this month . . . .
The colors look familiar here, but
This one I have noticed before . . .
Wolf River used to be everywhere in the harbor until it got shipped–literally–to some far distant
dredge projects, like this one on Guanabara Bay in summer 2013.
The KVK is not the regular route of pilot boat Yankee.
Now here is the small craft that could and DID . . .
and got a presidential letter for it. Click here for more Long Island boat building traditions.
Dobrin . . . is a 65′ Swiftships-built survey vessel.
Click here and here for other Swiftships vessels that have appeared on this blog. Swiftships have also supplied vessels for the reconstruction of the Iraqi coastal navy.
Can anyone identify the manufacturer of NYSB-3. I'm guessing this is one of several identical vessels in the USACE NY District fleet?
And here's a clue . . . Vane Brothers currently has a crew boat in the harbor! Christian was formerly owned by Kirby, K-Sea, and others.
And to end where we started but we a quite different attitude . . . given the tender carried over the stern. I don't know this boat.
Let me postscript in another closer-up photo . . .showing a Rhode Island registry . . .
All photos taken very recently by Will Van Dorp.
On a cold winter's morning, what's going on in the harbor?
The usual . . . . Kathleen heads out with a scow,
Eric R. Thornton muscles scrap,
Evening Tide reconnects with an oil barge,
Diane B disconnects from John Blanche for a spell,
Joyce D. Brown heads out to a job,
Red Hook, wreath still in place, shuttles between barges,
And Ellen McAllister
shows Performance out to sea. And in response to my cuz . . JS . . . Ellen performs her magic on the container ship . . .
And tugster, who took these pictures, needs to warm up and get to work himself.
These photos come thanks to Allen Baker, whose most recent photos you saw here.
I'll just use his description: "Heading east in the Long Island Sound on 27 December, just an incredible sky looking aft as we made our way east….
Tangier Island heading across the upper bay with the lower Manhattan skyline as a back drop,
Bering Sea overtaking … out of the old Port Mobil, Staten Island,
Crowley ATB Coastal Reliance, assisted by the Chas. D. and Bruce McAllister, inbound on the Con Hook Range, and
close up of the Coastal Reliance."
I can be really happy to escape the winter temperatures, but nothing beats winter light!
Many thanks to Allen Baker for all these photos.


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The Robot Headphone Splitter is a cute as puppies device that instantly provides two headphone inputs to any 3.5mm headphone infused device. Sure, headphone splitters are nothing new, but this one is not only utilitarian, but uber cool seeing as the eyes are the plugs and the body pops off to reveal the headphone jack.
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