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Thread: Ultimate east coast longboard
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Jul 12, 2013, 09:53 PM
The obvious answer is to pattern it after the gnome's pile of kindling or one of gnomey's aliases, aka huck-a-chuck taylor & steeeve183.
If the wooden beast doesn't work out for you in terms of catching waves, it's all good, you've got beach bonfire material. And your buoy Fitz has already indicated that he will be pleased to bring the dawgs in one form or another.
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Jul 12, 2013, 10:06 PM
If the wooden beast doesn't work for you it's time to quit. They are the BEST surfing boards for every condition. From ankle high slop to a Code Red swell a RS is the go to stick.
\nLee- You're shaping it? Have you shaped an LB?
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Go talk to Austin at his surf shop on 19th st. He's there on Fridays and Saturdays and is really easy to get along with.
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Jul 12, 2013, 10:36 PM
I like boards with moderate rocker, flat bottom to vee tail. 50/50 rails to hard rails on the hips to tail. Diamond or squash tail. Scoop under the nose is nice too. Basically a nose rider in front and a hplb in the back. All around.
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Jul 12, 2013, 10:36 PM
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9-6, same outline and rocker template as a Walden Mega Magic, but not 4" thick, maybe 2-7/8 thick and with a slightly narrower rounded pin tail than the usual. see Chris Birch's Chauffeur model
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Jul 13, 2013, 02:11 AM
9'6" single fin. At least a 16" tail. 24" wide. Pulled in nose for beach break bottom turns. 2 3/4" thick. Maybe 3". Toss in a step deck for the hell of it. Fin box for diversity. Don't forget your floaties.
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Jul 13, 2013, 05:52 AM
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Big hip toward the back, scoop some of the nose out. Those combined features will be the best middle ground parking on the nose as well as some kind of turning ability.
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Jul 13, 2013, 02:25 PM
lee... a lot of guys around here are looking for the same thing... 60% noserider, 40% performance. What I've been doing with good results, and out of the Y series blanks, is a long blended nose concave 1/3 the length of the board, to flat, to rolled vee peaking at the leading edge of the fin, to flat behind the box. Wide point back, NO HARD EDGES. The rail goes from beveled up around the nose, to soft 70/40 through the middle, to thin and 50/50 in the tail. I also shape a little concave in the tail on the deck side... and old school local shaper here taught me that, and I think it works. Combine that with a wide, heavy wood tail block and you got a decent noserider, that can turn and respond in east coast beachies.
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Jul 13, 2013, 02:44 PM
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Jul 13, 2013, 04:54 PM
The tail block can add some weight at the end of a very long lever. I make mine out of darker, heavier wood, accented by thin strips of bright pine of varying widths. The tiny bit of added weight in the tail might only help keep the tail down marginally, but it sure doesn't hurt... it might make the difference between the tail popping out or not, so I'll take any advantage I can get. The little concave on the deck helps hold water over the tail, also helping to keep it down. But in order for it to work, you have to have water flowing over the rails and onto the deck. That means soft rails all the way, with no hard edges that will make water release from the rail, rather than wrap around onto the deck.
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Jul 13, 2013, 05:29 PM
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Lee- some good advice in here. Talking with Austin would be a great idea, I have always found him to be open and helpful - and he knows LBs
\nLB crew has given a good run down of rails and bottom, he has the knowledge- his description sounds a bit like the Jim Phillips 9'6" SWT2 I have - noserides great and able to turn. The thing I had to adjust to is the softer rails do not release like a tucked or hard rail, so trying to make speed like you do on a perf LB or SB doesn't work- different ride but fun.
\nPM me if you want to take a look @ it to, see how the concave/raiis are set up. Also with a single fin you want a good fin I found the Greenough 4A fin really works well - real popular in singles
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Lee why don't you just get a gnarlaroo fatty and put your picture of andy irons on it. Both sides so you can stare at it while sitting waaaay outside?
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So the presumption here is that the boards are for short period swells?
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You should base it off of the Bing Elevator. Great beach break longboard good for turns and noseriding, I don't think you could go wrong with that shape.
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Jul 15, 2013, 10:24 AM
LBCrew, JTS, others... thank you! That is the feedback that I was looking for. We started on the board on saturday and she is coming along. Made Our planer sh*t the bed so that is today's new project. It's an old craftsman so I;m thinking about rebuilding her. The vibrations got so bad that I couldn't even hold on it to anymore. Anyone had any luck with rebuilding them? Are the cheap harbour freight model any good?
\nMfitz solid advice man. Thanks.
\nHere's my set-up and the first cuts IMG_20130714_120520.jpg
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Lee, looks like you are on the way!! Remember in lb's, less rocker = more glide. a 60/40 rail about 1 foot up from the tail will help produce tighter turns in lieu of the "sliding" feeling. Been using a 9.75" Greenough stage 6 fin in my 9-6 bing ss for awhile now, fin works well in all conditions thus far.
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Jul 15, 2013, 03:20 PM
Lee dude, I'm feeling that triple stringer. That's going to come out real nice.
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Jul 16, 2013, 02:18 PM
Ok I mowed through some more foam last night. Cut out the overall shape and started removing meat on from the top. I also glued up my tail block with scrap strips of walnut, cherry, and maple. The board is going to end up about 9'5 with the tail block on it. I traced the back 1/2 of my stewart hplb and just kind of winged it at a big spoon noseriding nose. For the most part I am taking LBCrew's advice on the bottom concave and vee, and am yet to make any big decisions on rails. They are currently square so sky's the limit.
\nOh yeah, let me tell you, 3 hardwood stringers is kind of a biatch...
\nAttaching the tail block... do you dow into the foam or just glue and laminate it in place?
\nIs there special glue for foam to wood or will elmers shop glue do it?
\nLBCrew... I like your idea of a concave in the top side in the tail. I am considering adding a "feature" in the rail at about 1/3 or 1/4 up from the tail to encourage the water to flow over the tail. Ever gone about it that way?
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Jul 16, 2013, 03:14 PM
I never tried a feature to facilitate water flow onto the deck. Maybe too much drag??? I just use a nice, soft rail shape of adequate volume. Remember... bigger rail volume means more "suction" force as water wraps the rail. Look up Coanda Effect for some insight.
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Board looks good so far. How wide is it ?
\nProps for taking on a triple stringer w/tail block as a first LB shape, thats a lot of extra stuff to deal with. Post the final shape when you are done.
\nDo you have side lights in your garage or just the overhead?
\nYou gonna glass it yourself or take it to a shop?
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Jul 17, 2013, 12:19 PM
\nThanks! It's currently 23 1/2" wide, kind of a pig, but I left some room because I havn't shaped the rails yet. Will probably turn out 23ish. The stringers are kind of a pain and a blessing, It's been really easy to measure everything out and eyeball symmetry in the shape but it sucks mowing through them 1/48" at a time.
\nJust overhead lights, but there is a deck outside that overhead door so we can always open it or even drag it outside for more light. Gotta love summer solstice.
\nGlassing... anyone in VB want to glass a couple boards? I have a nice shortboard ready for glass as well. If no takers I'll end up at the old seasoned factory again. They do good work but it's pricey.
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Jul 16, 2013, 02:20 PM
Lee why'd you change your "avatar" (haha love that word)? I keep thinking you are Bubonicsphonics however he spells it
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Jul 16, 2013, 02:31 PM
mfitz was crying about Andy for some reason, so I gave him a mcgangbang to cheer him up. Now that he has had time to console, I think the new one is appropriate.
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That's looking like a sweet start. What blank is is that?
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Jul 17, 2013, 12:30 PM
Look'n good, Lee!
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Jul 22, 2013, 01:03 PM
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Damn right, Lee! She looks like she's gonna be a fun one.
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Jul 23, 2013, 11:39 AM
Nice three-stick, brother. They always look so classy with the wood tail blocks, too. What did you decide for glassing, and what are their prices? Just curious...
\nOh... and I got the exact same fan in my garage... the only thing that's kept me plugging away during that nasty heat wave.
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Jul 27, 2013, 01:39 PM
\nI'm out of town on buidness so I arranged for my old man to drop it off with Austin in Virginia beach. Either the seasoned/ fibercraft factory has shut down or changed their number so I wasn't able to get ahold of them. In the words of my old man, "if it turns out anything like the boards in Austin's shop, this will be one fine stick". I look forward to seeing the result, with great confidence. I don't know about pricing yet, but he suggested throwing a lot of glass at it to make it strong. I'm all for it.
\nThat fan, heck yes, we just point that thing out the garage door and good bye hot air! Point at yourself and you will look like pauly-D. We also have a big turbine exhaust fan in the ceiling getting all of the crap out of the air.
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Austin's longboard glass schedule is ultra heavy. I can't remember exactly what mine is but 8&6 on top with a 4 or 6 oz deck patch and 8&2 on the bottom sounds right. The 2 oz on the bottom is there for filler because the hot coat is pretty thick due to the laps. Austin said its a lot less likely to crack if the board flexes a lot after getting drilled by a big wave...or something like that.
Are you going to have him do any cool resin work?
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Jul 28, 2013, 04:54 PM
I would stick with clear on a nice triple stringer with wood block... but I've seen some nice tints, too. Personally, I like clear. I would glass it 2x6 deck with 3/4 deck patch, single 6 bottom with diamond patch over fin box.
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Thank God there are still people on this site who provide actual knowledge in a clear, concise manner. I am tired of all the mentally ill, attention seeking posting that is rampant lately.
\nBTW Lee, board looks nice, good call getting Austin to glass it - it will last.
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mfitz was crying about Andy for some reason, so I gave him a mcgangbang to cheer him up. Now that he has had time to console, I think the new one is appropriate.


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Rask, who has a .926 save percentage and a 2.20 goals against average in 102 games with the Bruins, spent the past two seasons backing up Tim Thomas. However, with Thomas likely to sit out next season, Rask will be thrust into the starting role, something that Chiarelli thinks he is capable of handling.
'We saw [good performance from Rask] for a large portion of [2009-10],' Chiarelli said. 'He's coming back earlier to train. I guess the proof is in the pudding at the end of the day, but $3.5 million isn't chump change. He's shown to me that he's ready to take that next step.'
WILMINGTON — Bruins general Peter Chiarelli said Friday that he does not expect the team to make a splash on the first day of free agency Sunday.
"My gut is telling me that we'll be quiet," Chiarelli said. "That's my gut. Now, if you at how we've built the team over the years, but for my first year and when we signed [Michael] Ryder, we haven't really gone out and hit a couple of home runs on July 1. Maybe I look at the trade market after July 1, but my gut is I'll probably be quiet."
The Bruins, who have already re-signed unrestricted free agents Chris Kelly, Daniel Paille and Gregory Campbell this summer, will return the vast majority of their 2011-12 roster next season. Wing Jordan Caron will likely take on a bigger role while defenseman Dougie Hamilton stands strong chance at making the team.
|News and notes from Wednesday's conference call with Peter Chiarelli
|06.13.12 at 8:01 pm ET
Here are some of the takeaway bits from Peter Chiarelli's conference call with the media today. For Wednesday's column on what he and the players had to say about the Chris Kelly and Gregory Campbell signings, click here.
– Chiarelli said that while he did not see Tim Thomas' Facebook post, nothing has changed on the Thomas front and the team still believes Tuukka Rask and Anton Khudobin will be the NHL goalies next season. Thomas heavily implied but did not flat-out say that he was taking the year off, and the Bruins have not heard from the netminder since.
– Asked about the status of restricted free agent Benoit Pouliot, Chiarelli offered no update on the team's intentions but said a return for the 25-year-old is "a possibility." Pouliot and Brian Rolston are the only two forwards from last year's team that are not signed.
– The general manager confirmed that with all of the team's centers locked up, the plan for Tyler Seguin is to keep him at right wing in the coming seasons. Seguin was drafted as a center after playing the position in the OHL, but the combination of the team's depth and his getting familiar with the NHL has kept him at right wing for the vast majority of his two professional seasons.
"Kells is a center and [Rich Peverley] is a center and they've played wing, so for the short term, yes," he said of Seguin staying at wing. "He's had success at the wing, and short term may be one, two, three years. Who knows? At this point we don't have any reason to put him to the middle."
– Kelly's deal won't officially be signed until July 1 because of what Chiarelli called "payroll tagging issues."
"It's a salary cap thing," he said. "It's called tagging room about future commitments, and so because of that, we won't be able to register until July 1st. Basically, it's a formula based on salary cap and future commitments."
|Peter Chiarelli conference call: Bruins not expecting return of Tim Thomas, Joe Corvo
|06.01.12 at 4:54 pm ET
Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli confirmed goalkeeper Tim Thomas said he wants to sit out the 2012-13 season, citing familial reasons.
Chiarelli said on Friday that he will have to suspend Thomas if the goalkeeper does not play next year, but Thomas' cap number will still impact the team.
"As of right now I'm operating under the premise that there's a strong possibility that he'll be taking the year off and we'll have to go about our business without Tim Thomas for the year," Chiarelli said.
If Thomas does not come back, Chiarelli said the Bruins would use Tuukka Rask and Anton Khudobin as the goalkeepers.
Even though Thomas' exploration into taking a year off coincides closely with the expiration of his no-trade, Chiarelli said he doesn't think that factored into Thomas' decision. The Bruins general manager said the reason why Thomas wants a year off is because the goalkeeper cares about his family and wants to play in the 2014 Winter Olympics. Chiarelli added that Thomas had expressed issues of exhaustion before.
"I remember one of the things that he told me after, the year before, we met, that he was really tired," Chiarelli said. "And we had exit meetings after we won the cup and he was really tired. And he said to me after these exit meetings he definitely was worn down a bit."
Thomas isn't the only player with a questionable future as the Bruins are still involved in various contract negotiations. On Friday team announced the signing of Daniel Paille and Chris Bourque.
Chiarelli said Bourque, the son of Hall of Famer Ray Bourque, has a chance of making Boston's lineup and playing with skilled players.
"He does have those attributes," Chiarelli said. "He does have the ability to shoot and find seams, but he also has a great element to his game where if he has to play lower down the line that he can do that."
|Tuukka Rask wants to remain with Bruins, Peter Chiarelli 'not inclined' to trade Tim Thomas
|04.27.12 at 3:50 pm ET
Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask said Friday that he hopes to sign a long term deal with the team this offseason. A restricted free agent, Rask could refuse to sign with the team and force his way out of town, but the 25-year-old netminder said his plan is to stay.
"I think you guys know the answer to that question," he said. "I've always said that I like it here and I want to come back, so that's about it."
Furthermore, Rask said that he wouldn't require the Bruins to give him the starting job in order for him to return. Asked whether he'd still sign if the team planned on keeping Tim Thomas as the starter, Rask said he would.
Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli, meanwhile, said that he is "not inclined" to trade either one of his goalies this offseason. Rask and the Bruins have yet to begin negotiating.
"I think there's a clear plan," Rask said. "I think everybody's been talking about it for a long time. It's not about the money, it's more about what's good for everybody. I've always said I like it here, and I think we have a great group of guys and the organization is great, so I don't see why anyone wouldn't want to be here. In my case, I love it here and we've just got to make things work."


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Anne Carson has been acclaimed by her peers as the most imaginative poet writing today. In a recent profile, The New York Times Magazine paid tribute to her amazing ability to combine the classical and the modern, the mundane and the surreal, in a body of work that is sure to endure.
In Men in the Off Hours, Carson offers further proof of her tantalizing gifts. Reinventing figures as diverse as Oedipus, Emily Dickinson, and Audubon, Carson sets up startling juxtapositions: Lazarus among video paraphernalia, Virginia Woolf and Thucydides discussing war, Edward Hopper paintings illuminated by St. Augustine. And in a final prose poem, she meditates movingly on the recent death of her mother. With its quiet, acute spirituality and its fearless wit and sensuality, Men in the Off Hours shows us a fiercely individual poet at her best.
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Anne Carson was born in Canada and teaches ancient Greek for a living. A former MacArthur Fellow, awards for her numerous books include the T.S. Eliot Prize and The Los Angeles Times Book Prize. Red Doc> was recently awarded the Griffin Poetry Prize and the inaugural Folio Prize. Her first full poetry collection, SHORT TALKS, was published by Brick Books in 1992 and is now presented as a new edition in 2015: SHORT TALKS: BRICK BOOKS CLASSICS 1.
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Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.
Eric Falkenstein has a post up highlighting another area where there seems to be money on the sidewalk: Shorting the Vix. He notes that the VXX has underperformed a hypothetical outright short VIX position by a large margin due to the contango in the curve.
1. Scott Sumner Has an open letter to conservatives about monetary policy. A lot of it is pretty reasonable, but he makes the mistake of thinking that conservatives care about nominal GDP when in reality they care more about real GDP.
Mark Cuban has a blog post up where he shows that he thinks the government should encourage people to work at steady 250k a year jobs rather than getting a job in a potentially successful start up where they are often paid via high capital gains. He tries to justify this by calling it "earned money" vs. "found money" but his definition of "found money" sounds awfully similar to something that would impact early employees in a successful start up.
The disparity in wealth in this country does not come on the backs of people making 250k, or even 500k or 1mm per year FROM THEIR JOBS. The ever increasing delta between the rich and everyone else does not come from EARNED INCOME at all. It comes from found money.
Found money is when an internet bubble hits and the options you got for 1 dollar are sold for 250. It comes from buying a stock for $1 and seeing it turn into a "10 bagger". It comes from hitting the lottery. It doesn't matter whether you were smart or lucky, it is money you FOUND based on good fortune.
When I sold broadcast.com does anyone seriously think I would have cared if the tax on my FOUND money was 10pct or 20pct more ? Hell no. Would I have made any decisions differently, HELL NO.
For long term capital gains, it would be more difficult, but I would tax it at a gain greater than $1mm or a basis equal to the compounded CPI for every year held, against a 300pct increase and reduce the GOT LUCKY percentage to 20pct..
Ford was the only domestic auto manufacturer to avoid bankruptcy or take a bailout from the federal government.
Last Friday the BLS released their benchmark revision with this month's nonfarm payroll number. This number is an under appreciated statistic, as the information it provides about the jobs picture is much larger than the monthly change*. The benchmark revision was -366,000, while the monthly job change in September was -95,000. This means that their 2010 estimates of the amount of people working need to be adjusted down by 0.3%.
Industry: Benchmark revision (Percent revision)
Total nonfarm: -366,000 (-0.3)
Total private: -371,000 (-.4)
Mining and logging: -20,000 (-3.0)
Construction: -62,000 (-1.2)
Manufacturing: -114,000 (-1.0)
Trade, transportation, and utilities: -144,000 (-.6)
Information: -11,000 (-.4)
Financial activities: 42,000 (.6)
Professional and business services: 14,000 (.1)
Education and health services: 6,000 (*)
Leisure and hospitality: -91,000 (-.7)
Other services: 9,000 (.2)
Government: 5,000 (*)
(*) Less than 0.05 percent.
Sources of nonsampling error include coverage, response, and processing errors in both data series. Additionally, the survey is potentially subject to sample design and estimator biases.


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TheatreAC will bring a beloved literary classic to tuneful life beginning Friday.
"Little Women," a musical based on the 1868 Louisa Mae Alcott novel, runs through May 11 in the Amarillo College Experimental Theatre on the Washington Street campus.
"It's one of my very favorite musicals," said Thea Touchton, who plays central character Jo March. "I can't even describe how exciting it is, how fulfilling."
Jo, as readers of the book or viewers of its several film adaptations know, is the headstrong second daughter of the March family.
"She is determined to be a writer, a famous writer, and she wants to change the world with her wee literary earnings," Touchton said. "She wants to have the duties of a man except she is kind of bound by the social status of women."
That's a learning opportunity for the young cast members, said director Monty Downs.
"Our students have really had to learn about the (Civil War) era, what women did at that time and what was expected of them and then how Jo was challenging that," Downs said.
Matriarchal characters in the play — the girls' mother, Marmee, and their aunt — are played by adult actors, Robin Hooten Downs and Susan Stafford, respectively.
"I have two sons of my own and never had a daughter, and with one fell swoop, I have four," said Hooten Downs, a theater teacher at Tascosa High School and wife of the director.
"These girls go through some of the things that all teenagers go through with identity crises and what do I want to be when I grow up and just the world changing around them," Hooten Downs said. "As a mother, you have to nurture that as well as keep them protected and love them and discipline them."
Though the story has tragic elements, including the death by scarlet fever of one of the sisters, it also includes lighter moments, such as when the family act out some of Jo's melodramatic stories, Downs said.
"The music is beautiful, some beautiful, beautiful songs in there," Downs said.


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Long Island Doctor's Swine-Flu Rap Unexpectedly Awesome
"Stop the bedlam," the good doctor rhymes. "If you think you're infected, seek attention."
Jerome Clarke, the medical director of the Long Island Railroad, has written and performed a rap about H1N1 prevention, and It. Is. Genius. Clarke — who has in the past rhymed about asthma and diabetes — entered his video, which you can watch here, in a contest the Department of Health and Human Services is sponsoring for the best swine-flu public service announcement, but if you ask us, anyone who can rhyme hand sanitizer with "I advise ya" should win a Grammy.
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Valley bracing for bad flu season
Last year's flu season was mild, but Valley doctors, clinics and hospitals are bracing for what could be one of the nastiest flu seasons in years and people are being strongly urged to get the flu vaccine.
The average adult touches 30 objects each minute and the virus can live on door knobs, toys, keyboards, TV remotes, light switches and other hard surfaces for 18 hours. Maricopa Medical Center Dr. Robert Fromm said keep the hand sanitizer close by.
"Keep your hands away from your eyes, nose and mouth as much as possible. That's how you transmit the particles that you picked up with your hands. It's not coming in [to your system] through your fingertips."
One place people should be wary of is the grocery store. In a study, the University of Arizona found shopping carts have more bacteria than public restrooms. Fromm recommended wiping down the cart handles with sanitizer.
Fromm said people with the flu should stay home from work. A lot of people fear calling in sick and others just think they can tough it out, but Fromm said those people are getting others sick. People with the flu have a contagion period between one day before symptoms are shown and up to one week after symptoms arrive.
Fromm said anybody above the age of six months should get a flu shot.
Since Oct. 1, there have been 150 cases of the flu in Arizona, according to the Arizona Department of Health Services. There were only 70 cases in first nine months of the year.
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Climate Progress in radio debate today at noon
Or, actually, 12:07 PM EST.
You can listen live at www.wday.com and then click on "Listen Live" near "Hot Talk" (upper right hand corner).
I will be debating the Competitive Enterprise Institute on the mandates for CFL lightbulbs in the recently passed energy bill:
Lamp Efficiency Standards. The bill sets lamp efficiency standards for common light bulbs, requiring them to use about 20-30% less energy than present incandescent bulbs by 2012-2014 (phasing in over several years) and requiring a DOE rulemaking to set standards that will reduce energy use to no more than about 65% of current lamp use by 2020. The initial targets can be met by advanced incandescent lamps the major manufacturers are just introducing to the market using halogen capsules with infrared reflective coatings. The longer-term targets will likely be met by compact fluorescent lamps and other advanced technologies such as light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and very advanced incandescent lamps now in development.
Should be fun!
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What argument could the Competitive Enterprise Institute use? Being against efficiency is like being against motherhood…
Do we get to see your review of this 'debate'?
I hope you gave them h**l and sent them to the hottest levels of it…
Where can we find a recording?
Joe –
Along the same lines, I caught the last half of your webcast from the Green Building Conference.
And it made we wish I'd heard the first part, even though I've read everything here.
I suggested that to GBC to no avail. Their site has other speakers archived.
And I don't recall seeing any video with yours. But even an archive of just the audio would be worthwhile here.


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Gonad maturation processes were studied in Pseudocalanus spp. females from Georges Bank and Cape Cod Bay (northwest Atlantic) using a combination of morphological analysis and experiments. For light microscopy of the oocytes, females of different maturation stages were preserved immediately after capture. The maturation processes during the spawning cycle were described from observations of live females which were exposed to feeding and starvation at two temperatures, 8 and 15°C, for 12 days. The gonad morphology of these females was examined in 24 h intervals, and spawning events were recorded. Both light microscopy and whole animal observation revealed that oocytes during maturation change in shape and size, in the morphology of the nucleus, and in the appearance of the ooplasm. Due to these modifications of oocyte morphology and due to oocyte migration, the morphology of the gonads changed distinctly during a spawning cycle. Five oocyte development stages were identified by light microscopy and related to a macroscopic system of four gonad development stages, that can be applied to whole animals and allows the identification of females ready to spawn. The experiment showed that food and temperature had strong effects on gonad maturation processes. High proportions of mature females were found when food was available, whereas the proportion of immature females increased shortly after exposure to starvation. Compared to 15°C, gonad maturation at 8°C was prolonged and thus spawning frequency was lower. The final maturation processes at food saturated conditions were slower than the embryonic development, and no indication was found that mature oocytes are stored in the diverticula waiting to be released. The duration of the interspawning interval would thus be determined by the duration of final oocyte maturation which is dependent on both temperature and food supply.
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- Gonad morphology and oocyte development in Pseudocalanus spp. in relation to spawning activity
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Marine Biology
Volume 143, Issue 4 , pp 759-768
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- 2003-10
- 10.1007/s00227-003-1034-7
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I'd like to apologize profoundly to Norfolk terrier owners everywhere for the mental lapse I suffered, and the egregious error I committed, in referring to their dogs as "Norwalk" terriers in a Monday piece about a Central Park party celebrating them and a related breed, Norwich terriers.
I own a mutt. Nonetheless, I believe I understand something of the anguish that could be experienced if one's beloved breed was misstated. My mother is on her fourth Boston terrier and were I to call it, say, a Bedford terrier she might well disown me. She's already made it clear she'd be more upset if something happened to Skippy than to me or my two siblings. If there was irony in her voice when she made the claim I failed to detect it.
Shortly after the column appeared online I was informed of my mistake by a reader. The depression that started to set in as I came to appreciate the magnitude of my faux pas was briefly mitigated by a congratulatory email I received from a Norwich owner who had attended the Saturday party at the Alice in Wonderland statue. I came clean about my mistake. "Not to worry," she replied cheerfully. "The Norfolks don't know."
Unfortunately, their owners and breeders did. "As a breeder of Norfolk terriers," one of them wrote first thing next morning, "I would appreciate it if before writing an article for The Wall Street Journal you actually did some research and make sure that the article is accurate.
"Norwalk can refer to many things such as a city in Connecticut," she went on, "but it does not refer to a breed of dog."
In my own defense, or more likely to my own further disparagement, I actually did research the difference between the Norfolk and Norwich breeds before writing the article, visiting the American Kennel club website. The difference is that Norwichs have pointy ears and Norfolks have droopy ears.
The two were actually a single breed until 1979. But that they're virtually indistinguishable, especially scurrying about my feet at 8 a.m. in Central Park—before my first cup of coffee—is no excuse.
The only explanation I can come up for my lapse (is there such a thing as late-onset dyslexia?) is that the name Norwalk trips off the tongue more easily, makes more phonetic sense, than Norfolk, coming on the heels of the name Norwich.
But back to the hate mail—and the self-flagellation. There was the correspondent who only mentioned my error in passing. He took greater exception to my depiction of pre-9 a.m. Central Park when dogs are allowed off their leashes as "hellish," waxing poetic about the joys of unconstrained canines and their muddy paws, before concluding his epistle thusly: "God forbid I should run into you after 9:00 with my off-leash dog."
After that broadside, I had to appreciate the guy who, giving me the benefit of the doubt, said the mistake must have been "a typo," rather than a character flaw.
But just as I was thinking that perhaps it wasn't the end of the world, that no one was going to cancel his subscription because of me, one gentleman sounded as if he was flirting with just that idea. "I have been a long time subscriber and purchaser of the Wall Street Journal and admire its reporting, research and accuracy," he wrote. "I find it hard to believe that a Wall Street Journal reporter who is given a half page on terriers in Central Park would not even have checked to see what the name of the breed was; Norfolk, not Norwich."
He meant Norfolk, not Norwalk.
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"Heh, that was impressive, maybe you're stronger than I gave you credit for. Thanks for the help, I'll start gathering the ore now whilst you heal up. Told you they were tough!" Rapp smirked triumphantly while saying this, slightly annoying Dante.
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Sighing Dante smiled back and replied modestly, thanking Rapp for the praise.
Rapp, thanked Dante again for helping get the ore and asked him to meet him at his shop on the 8th floor. Saying thanks again he sent Dante a friends request and teleported off.
I think I'll accept this after I see what his blacksmithing skill is like.
After looking around the room he had just fought in Dante activated his teleportation crystal as well. Appearing at the 8th floor teleportation portal he made his way to a nearby tree to lean against.
While leaning against the tree Dante swiped at the air to open up his menu. Hitting the compose a new message button, he began his message.
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I just finished that escort job beautiful, just getting my payment now. I'm on the 8th floor so I'll come find you after I'm finished with Rapp. I'll see you soon gorgeous.
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Yes, this must definitely be it.
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His attitude towards me has changed for the better.
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"Just tell me what you'd like and I'll craft it for you. This ore's some pretty impressive stuff so don't hold back on me, I've been looking for a challenge! I've got plenty of other materials too, so be as specific as you'd like." Rapp said excited, smiling at Dante like he was challenging him.
"Okay then, I want a sword that will last until at least floor 20, and still be a high level sword by then. Also if it does large amounts of damage it'd appreciate it. I'd also like if it had fairly high attack speed, higher than this sword if possible." Dante was laying down the specs of what he wanted for his new sword with no hesitation as he took out his current sword and handed it to Rapp. "Oh and it must be one handed and light! If you could do all that I would really appreciate it!" Looking rather excited Dante finished his sentence to see Rapp's eyes light up, the look on his face saying "Challenge, Accepted."
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The application is a content management system where I'm trying to pull in the template page, which is fully described HTML, including stylesheets, etc, and replace key portions of the template with...
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Ok having an issue, and found a possible bug.
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assuming you mean that MIFPanel is the panel I created.
27 Nov 2009 3:01 PM
Cool, thanks for the help.
I have the panel working now - turned out I had an unrelated bug. However, what's the best method for updating the iframe inside the panel with new HTML?
27 Nov 2009 1:44 PM
Ok, I'm missing something, and I feel like an for asking this because I either am not searching for the right terms, or I'm looking in the wrong places. But:
I want to be able to create an...
23 Nov 2009 10:03 AM
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Another nit to pick:
It would be very helpful if you included the newStartYear as one of the outputs for the aftermonthchange event. My issue was that I need both the new start month and the new...
23 Nov 2009 9:16 AM
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I saw this in the revision notes:
- give eventdates tooltips more priority or merge them with the today/holidays tooltips (suggested by RuiDC)
Maybe its just me, but its not behaving this...
22 Nov 2009 9:45 AM
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Ran into this today:
I have the datepickerplus in a panel that gets cleared out (the datepicker is part of a control I have built with several other fields) and datepicker fails in its...
20 Nov 2009 1:16 PM
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A quick suggestion:
I'm using the datepickerplus to display three months on my page and then when the user clicks a date, I want to bring up a context menu to allow them to do something on that...
17 Nov 2009 8:57 PM
First, what other changes? This code is working fine afaik, my arrays are making it to the backend just fine.
Second, apologies, I didn't look in .7 yet, mainly because I've been moving ahead with...
17 Nov 2009 4:00 PM
Another suggestion:
Below are some changes to the RequestDataConvertor that will allow it to pass in arrays from the JS back to the methods. Arrays get converted into a List<object> type. There...
17 Nov 2009 3:44 PM
Heh, well then I think that answers that question... :)
I haven't messed with my Json.net in a while on my current project, using this code so I haven't run into it yet. Probably a minor tweak to...
17 Nov 2009 3:50 AM
Yeah, I don't know that I've ever used the one from the zip - I've always used 0.6.
If you search back through the posts here in this thread, I uploaded a newer version (consider it a fork for...
16 Nov 2009 4:23 PM
Oh, and as far as I know - the version that's in this thread is the latest - I don't know if anyone updated the zips for the example routers, they aren't really maintained the same way the rest of...
16 Nov 2009 4:18 PM
Which exact version are you trying to use? The one that is attached on the first post from evan, the one from the download page, or the one that I posted up later on in the thread with a bunch of...
16 Nov 2009 11:39 AM
I can probably do it either way - because I'm catching all errors in a common controller class and altering them before sending them along. I could probably manage it so that I change them over to...
16 Nov 2009 8:56 AM
Well, I think it should be there, they should at least specify an optional data element. I personally think an optional, non-default data attribute wouldn't kill anything. Its helpful if you need...
16 Nov 2009 7:08 AM
On number of params not matching, I will test again - my js side is in flux and I might have missed it.
Speaking of error handling, I have a simple suggestion to add an optional param of Data to...
13 Nov 2009 11:17 AM
Hey there, I've been using (and modifying) the traditional ASP.Net router for a while now, but am doing a new MVC project so I grabbed your code. One struggle I had, who's resolution might be useful...
12 Nov 2009 6:49 AM
Excellent - thanks Kim!
I'll try to find the other thread about the real central repo that was going to be set up and see if that happened. In the meantime, use Kim's file and we can figure out...
11 Nov 2009 10:13 AM
Sure, but there was a lot more to Slate than just color changes.
10 Nov 2009 11:30 AM
Well, I've apparently screwed the pooch on the github. I removed it from github because there was going to be another repository set up for contrib files, and then today when I went to go through my...
17 Sep 2009 12:10 PM
Jump to post Thread: Ext.ux.SingleArrayStore by Dave.Sanders
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Ah thanks. That would have worked too. Oh well.
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I needed the same thing and created a UX to handle it today, if you are interested.
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