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67 year old ham operator who spends most of his time on dialysis. Searching and photographing grave markers has been a hobby for a long time.
Park Lawn cemetery in Evansville has never been friendly or cooperative in any way. They want to charge $45 to show a person where a grave site is and now they no longer want photos of graves taken without family permission. 10-7-2011
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Linus Hurm
Thank you for the transfer of Linus Hurm!
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James Clarence Hendrix Findagrave.com: 69528369
Name: James Clarence Hendrix
Born: March 13, 1867 Tennessee, USA
Died: February 10, 1956 Deaconess Hospital Evansville, Vanderburgh, Indiana, USA
Spouse: Cora Bell Sinclair
Parents: William Hendrix
Occupation: Flagman Rail Road Tracks
Cause of Death: Pulmonary Embolism
Date of Burial: February 13, 1956
Age at Death: YRS: 88
Death Certificate#: 6694
Informant: Mrs. Cora Bell Hendrix Wife
2201 Hicks Drive
Evansville, Vanderbugh, Indiana, USA
Funeral: Miller & Miller Funeral Home
219 E. Franklin
Evansville, Vanderburgh, Indiana, USA
Findagrave.com: 69528369
Informant: Parl Lawn Cemetery and Mausoleum Evansville, Vanderburgh, Indiana, USA
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Thanks for all your work fulfilling edit requests - espec. for Transcriptions in section A-4 at Park Lawn that have flat stones/plaques on ground. dg
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There's 2 of the same pic on mem pg 71833538 for Robert Rundill at Park Lawn. Request delete one, thanks. (sent req. this way since it's someone else's mem pg.)
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Thank you for transferring Alice Burk to me. Jennefer Burk
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Hi Randy. I would very much appreciate to have Alice I. Burk 71211805 transferred to me. She is my husbands mother and I have much information to share on her site. Rhank you for your help. Jennefer Burk 47103529
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prior memorial? (It's the same person.) I posted a photo request for you. Rich.
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Just a quick thank you for the many transfers you have sent to me. Your work is not taken for granted. I sincerely appreciate you creating memorials and making the numerous photographs that you have. I hope all of the additions I am making will only make the memorials even better for my extended family. Thanks again !!!
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Thanks very much for making this memorial and for transferring it to me.
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Randy would you be so kind as to transfer this memorial to me. This is my Husbands mother and stepfather. Linda actually has passed away since your photo was taken. I am would love to the memorial with information for both Eugene and Linda. Not many people remember but Eugene was murdered while Linda saw it happen outside there home. His murder went unsolved for many years. Anyway if you would transfer this memorial I would greatly appreciate it.
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What Hits!?
|What Hits!?
|Greatest hits album by Red Hot Chili Peppers
|September 29, 1992
|Funk rock, alternative rock
|Red Hot Chili Peppers chronology
|Singles from What Hits!?
|Professional ratings
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|Rolling Stone
What Hits!? is a "best-of" compilation album by Red Hot Chili Peppers, released on September 29, 1992 by EMI. The album contains tracks from the band's first four albums as well as "Under the Bridge" from their fifth album, 1991's hit Blood Sugar Sex Magik and the Pretty Woman soundtrack contribution/Taste The Pain B side "Show Me Your Soul".
This album was released on EMI/Capitol records through a deal with Warner Bros. Records. The band had left EMI for Warner in 1991 where they would record their biggest album at the time, 1991's Blood Sugar Sex Magik. EMI, who owned the rights to the band's first four albums decided to cash in on the band's newfound mainstream success. The two labels however agreed that each label would allow the usage to one song recorded during the Peppers career on each label so each company could produce a greatest hits compilation. EMI chose the band's biggest hit single at the time, "Under the Bridge" for What Hits!? and Warner Bros. chose "Higher Ground", the band's most successful single for EMI for the band's 2003 compilation Greatest Hits.
The title of the compilation is a joke alluding to the relative lack of success achieved by the Red Hot Chili Peppers during their tenure with EMI, highlighting the irony that many of the tracks included on what is supposed to be a 'greatest hits' compilation were generally singles that peaked notably low in the charts, arguably too low to be considered 'hits' (and even in some cases, such as "The Brothers Cup," "Backwoods," and "Johnny Kick a Hole in the Sky", were never released as singles at all with the latter song never even being performed live). Most of the material released on this album were songs taken from Freaky Styley (1985) and Mother's Milk (1989).
"Behind the Sun" was released as a single to accompany the release of this compilation, originally appearing on the band's 1987 album The Uplift Mofo Party Plan. Ironically in 1987 the band pleaded with the label to release the song as a single however EMI deemed the song not worthy enough however thanks to the band's mainstream success the label now felt it was time to cash in and release the more melodic sounding song. Although a music video was also made, the Red Hot Chili Peppers had no involvement in its making since it was produced by EMI. The video reuses segments of the band performing taken from their earlier video for "Higher Ground".
In 2013, after EMI was aborbed by the Universal Music Group, What Hits?! saw a re-release as part of UMG's Icon compilation series.[4]
Track listing[edit]
- "Higher Ground" (Stevie Wonder) – 3:21
- From the 1989 album Mother's Milk
- "Fight Like a Brave" – 3:47
- From the 1987 album The Uplift Mofo Party Plan
- "Behind the Sun" – 4:45
- From the 1987 album The Uplift Mofo Party Plan
- "Me & My Friends" – 3:05
- From the 1987 album The Uplift Mofo Party Plan
- "Backwoods" – 3:06
- From the 1987 album The Uplift Mofo Party Plan
- "True Men Don't Kill Coyotes" – 3:36
- From the 1984 album The Red Hot Chili Peppers
- "Fire" (Jimi Hendrix) – 2:01
- From the 1987 single "Fight Like a Brave", 1988 EP The Abbey Road E.P. and 1989 album Mother's Milk
- "Get Up and Jump" – 2:50
- From the 1984 album The Red Hot Chili Peppers
- "Knock Me Down" – 3:43
- From the 1989 album Mother's Milk
- "Under the Bridge" – 4:24
- From the 1991 album Blood Sugar Sex Magik
- "Show Me Your Soul" – 4:22
- From the 1990 motion picture soundtrack Pretty Woman and the 1990 versions of singles Taste The Pain and Knock Me Down.
- "If You Want Me to Stay" (Sly and the Family Stone) – 4:06
- From the 1985 album Freaky Styley
- "Hollywood (Africa)" (The Meters) – 4:58
- From the 1985 album Freaky Styley.
- Listed as simply "Hollywood" on packaging
- "Jungle Man" – 4:04
- From the 1985 album Freaky Styley
- "The Brothers Cup" – 3:24
- From the 1985 album Freaky Styley
- "Taste the Pain" – 4:34
- From the 1989 album Mother's Milk
- "Catholic School Girls Rule" – 1:55
- From the 1985 album Freaky Styley
- "Johnny, Kick a Hole in the Sky" – 5:10
- From the 1989 album Mother's Milk
A video and later, DVD version of What Hits!? was also released, containing the following music videos:
- "Behind the Sun"
- "Under the Bridge"
- "Show Me Your Soul"
- "Taste the Pain"
- "Higher Ground"
- "Knock Me Down"
- "Fight Like a Brave"
- "Jungle Man"
- "True Men Don't Kill Coyotes"
- "Catholic School Girls Rule"
- "Fire"
- "Stone Cold Bush" (live)
- "Special Secret Song Inside" (live)
- "Subway to Venus" (live)
- The three live videos were taken from the band's 1990 Psychedelic Sexfunk Live from Heaven video.
What Promo Hits!?[edit]
Prior to the album's release, EMI released a very rare five song CD sampler titled What Promo Hits!?. The sampler was released to radio stations and not for public sale.[5]
- Higher Ground
- If You Want Me to Stay
- Under the Bridge
- Taste the Pain
- Behind the Sun
- Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Anthony Kiedis – vocals
- Flea – bass, trumpet
- Hillel Slovak - guitar (on tracks 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17)
- John Frusciante - guitar (on tracks 1, 9, 10, 11, 16, 18)
- Jack Sherman - guitar (on tracks 6, 8), backing vocals (on track 1)
- Jack Irons - drums (on tracks 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, )
- Cliff Martinez – drums (on tracks 6, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17)
- Chad Smith - drums (on tracks 1, 9, 10, 11, 18)
- Additional musicians
- Philip "Fish" Fisher – drums (on track 16)
- Dave Coleman - cello (on track 16)
- Recording personnel
- Michael Beinhorn – producer
- George Clinton – producer
- Norwood Fisher - producer
- Andy Gill - producer
- Rick Rubin - producer
- ^ "RHCP Timeline". redhotchilipeppers.com.
- ^ http://www.allmusic.com/album/r16304
- ^ "Red Hot Chili Peppers: Album Guide". Rolling Stone. Retrieved 2012-05-10.
- ^ Icon: What Hits!
- ^ http://www.discogs.com/Red-Hot-Chili-Peppers-What-Hits/release/3011200


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#15793 closed Cleanup/optimization (wontfix)
Filebased email backend should save emails using the ".eml" standard extension
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Emails saved by the filebased backend should be saved using .eml or .email extensions, this is the de facto standard extension for email files, using .email or .eml instead of .log has some other advantages as well. One of them is the possibility of opening emails directly in MS Outlook or preview them in OS X Finder by simply pressing space over the file.
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Changed 5 years ago by Kronuz
comment:1 Changed 5 years ago by Kronuz
- Needs documentation unset
- Needs tests unset
- Patch needs improvement unset
The standard extension that works both in Windows and Mac is .eml, not sure about Linux, but I suppose it should be a standard there as well?
comment:2 Changed 5 years ago by Kronuz
- Component changed from Uncategorized to Core (Mail)
- Has patch set
- Type changed from Uncategorized to Cleanup/optimization
- Version 1.2 deleted
comment:3 Changed 5 years ago by anonymous
Ubuntu with default settings opens .eml files in Evolution too.
comment:3 Changed 5 years ago by anonymous
Ubuntu with default settings opens .eml files in Evolution too.
comment:4 Changed 5 years ago by aaugustin
- Easy pickings unset
- Triage Stage changed from Unreviewed to Accepted
comment:5 Changed 5 years ago by aaugustin
- Easy pickings set
- Triage Stage changed from Accepted to Ready for checkin
Patch is trivial and the change makes sense.
There is no standard for file extensions; .eml is certainly more appropriate than .log for an email.
comment:6 Changed 5 years ago by anonymous
- Needs documentation set
- Patch needs improvement set
- Triage Stage changed from Ready for checkin to Accepted
Some documentation could be added to docs/topics/email.txt about this, and even though the current extension isn't documented, this would be backwards incompatible for anyone who uses other scripts built on what we have now - a note will have to be added to the next version release docs noting this incompatible change.
comment:7 Changed 5 years ago by SmileyChris
(that previous comment was me)
comment:8 Changed 5 years ago by aaugustin
Upon further investigation, the files created by the filebased email backend aren't really emails:
- ('-' * 79 + '\n') is appended after each email, even if there is only one;
- several message will be written to the same file if they are sent with one call to send_messages().
While I understand and support the case for renaming these files as .eml — it's only a debug tool, being able to double-click the files will save time — I wonder if we should go further and use the mbox format (http://docs.python.org/library/mailbox.html#mailbox.mbox), which is the standard container for dumping several email to the same file. That would be more backwards incompatible, but at the same time much more useful. One possibility is to create "mbox" backend and then deprecate the "filebased" backend, but that seems overkill...
comment:9 Changed 5 years ago by lrekucki
- Resolution set to wontfix
- Status changed from new to closed
I'm closing this as won't fix then.
Using ".eml" as an extension will probably work in most cases, but having more then one message in the same file is likely to break and confuse people. Using a mailbox seems like a good idea, but that's another story in another ticket :)
PS. I don't think we need to deprecate filebased backend even if we add an "mbox" one. It's less then 60 LOC, unlikely to break and useful as is.
comment:10 Changed 5 years ago by Kronuz
- Cc Kronuz added
- UI/UX unset
comment:11 Changed 4 years ago by kmike
The very simplistic implementation is now on github, bitbucket and pypi:


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There are 115 comments on the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin story from Oct 26, 2008, titled Hit-and-run accident in Rancho Cucamonga kills cyclist. In it, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin reports that:A 19-year-old Nebraska cyclist died Friday evening after being run down in a hit-and-run accident earlier in the day, the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department said.
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#1 Oct 26, 2008
How disgusting to hit (Kill) a person riding a bike, then get out of your car (with your young daughter), do nothing to help, then simply get back in your car and leave. I'll bet any amount of money she was illegal and didn't want to get sent back to Mexico!
Will we ever be able to do something about these heartless, free-loading, dirt bags that contribute nothing and take all? Some poor family is receiing the most tragic news of their lives and the dirtbag illegal that killed this man is probably laughing knowing even if she is caught, nothing will be done. She'll pop out 10 more kids and never give what she did a second thought!
#2 Oct 26, 2008
I like how you turn an article about a tragic criminal act into a personal soapbox to disseminate your narrow minded views. You know nothing of the circumstances of this accident other than what is stated in the article, and yet you immediately conclude that it was a "dirtbag illegal". Idiot.
#3 Oct 26, 2008
Wow, and you call the other narrow minded?
You have lot of nerve. Listen it is a crime a FELONY to hit and run no matter how you look at it!
Now saying that the woman with a kid shows she has no regard for anyone let alone her own kid if it was hers!
I hope they catch her and she is charged for it. There is no excuses to leave the scene no matter what. Excuses are like ...... everyone has one!
And you posting to this shows you either know the person who did it or you are that person!
#4 Oct 26, 2008
Duh...did you even read what I wrote? I said it was a tragic criminal act. NOT a tragic accident. Please read (and attempt to comprehend) before you comment next time.
I hope they arrest her too, obviously. My comment was merely an observation that people love to jump to conclusions, even though we know few details. Contrary to popular belief, not all people of Latin descent are illegal immigrants.
I don't really see how mentioning that people should not jump to racially-motivated conclusions makes me narrow minded. Your argument is not very convincing.
Do you honestly think the person responsible for murdering someone would be making comments about it online?
#5 Oct 26, 2008
wow. great values she is passing on to her child there.
#6 Oct 26, 2008
brown skin can be latina,native american,islander,middle eastern you people jump to conclusions on your attacks that everything is to blame on the illegals.it seems its all you have left.
#7 Oct 26, 2008
In this day and age they do it already unfortunately. Some have went to the point of posting their crimes online. Shows people today can careless what happens who they hurt ect. It is sad.
#8 Oct 26, 2008
This is my co-workers son. I hope that whomever saw this accident and had the desription of the car and the woman and child will come forth with all information that they have. How could anyone hit someone, get out and see him dying and get back in the car and take off. No one was called for help, she just left. She will pay for this the rest of her life if she does not come forward now. If she doesn't they will find her and get her really good for leaving him there dying. This is MURDER.
#9 Oct 26, 2008
I'm positive it's a frigging illegal. No D.L. , no insurance...... I'm sure that's why she fled. She'll get her's.
#10 Oct 26, 2008
Rather she is an illegal or not or no DL or no insurance that's all aeralavent and shouldn't matter. NO ONE SHOULD EVER JUST LEAVE A PERSON THEIR TO DIE. An as for the child she shouldn't of even been out of the car why in the world would a person let their kid see something like that this world has come to heartless act's and no moralls in family's any more. I hope this person is charged with MURDER . An hopefully her child will be given better parenting.
#11 Oct 26, 2008
It is interesting to me how some people assume that just because someone looks Latino or has a Latino surname he/she is automatically Mexican. Please don't be ignorant. Mexican is not a race it is a nationality. There are Caucasian, Asian, African, and even Arab Mexicans. In fact, the richest man in Latin America is a Lebanese Mexican (Carlos Slim). From your comments I can only assume you are a conservative protestant republican. Eventhough, I share many conservative beliefs it is this type of racism that keeps me, a Mexican American,away from ever becoming a republican.
#12 Oct 26, 2008
It's funny how the Latinos go to bat for and defend one another on here, even when they know they're in the wrong.
#13 Oct 27, 2008
"I'm positive it's a frigging illegal. No D.L., no insurance...... I'm sure that's why she fled. She'll get her's."
She probably won't get hers. If she's caught, she'll claim he swerved in front of her. If she even gets tried for hit-and-run, she'll walk away with six months, and then only serve a third of it. People commit murder with their cars all the time and hardly anyone takes notice.
#14 Oct 27, 2008
Your right "LOL" my comments might have come off as if I was on a soap box, for that I apologize... that wasn't my intent!
I will however stick to my conclusion tht this individual was here illegally, why else would she not call for help, and then on top on everything else run from the scene... leaving a poor person to lay dying in the street.
If you have no reason to hide, thn you have no reason to run... and my experience is the vast majority of folks that run from a crime scene are either drunk or illegal.
Since it was in the morning, she had a child in the car, and she was described as Latina I concluded she was probably illegal... I hope I'm wrong, but either way they need to catch this KILLER and issue her the highest/strongest penalty!!
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#15 Oct 27, 2008
Humm..... Happened on Sixth Street near Utica gray 1990s Honda Accord, The driver is DESCRIBED as a Latina in her mid-20s with a thin build and long black hair that was pulled back in a bun...IF that doesn't scream Mexican, I dont know what does. The clues are all there...The area it happened (mexican area), the car (a favorite of mexicans) the description (described a mexican cow to a "t") Only a dirty, moral-less illegal would do this...
#16 Oct 27, 2008
I can understand there's frustration spreading to both sides. But instead of throwing in the race game, let's all give the respect to the family under these difficult time. Hopefully the police will catch the individual whether illegal or not or "mexican" or not and hand out the maximum punishment for her action.
#17 Oct 27, 2008
What a tragic event that has occurred. Please keep in mind this is someones son, this 19 year old has friends and family that will be grieving over their loss. May the police find and procescute the driver of the vehicle that ended his life.
#18 Oct 27, 2008
Tragic hit and run.... If she is illegal, they will most likely send her back so she and her kid can take "Zebra" pictures of tourists and sell chicle until they earn enough denero to pay a coyote to sneak their illegal behinds back to mooch off of our system again! Build the fence!!!
#19 Oct 27, 2008
Since she was turning on Utica, maybe she lives in that area or knows someone in that area. Man, I hope that someone will come forward with information. I HOPE the little girl says SOMETHING to SOMEONE. The driver needs to know how bad of a crime this is and gets punished to the fullest extent. I am sure shes trying to find some sort of excuse as to why she left the scene. She'll probably plead insanity or something. Is something wrong with me? I feel bad if I kill a spider or a cricket....
My prayers to the family...
#20 Oct 27, 2008
my roomate has no licencse, no insurance , 3 dui's and guess what? he's White!! you stupid morons!!!
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Anything Goes
The Black Box Theatre is proud to present the classic musical Anything Goes. A shining example of classic musical theatre with epic tap dancing, a madcap book and a wonderfully unexpected and romantic happy ending, the unforgettable Cole Porter score includes De-Lovely, I Get a Kick Out of You, You're the Top and, of course, the great title song, Anything Goes. Set aboard the S.S. American, the singing-dancing ocean liner overflows with wealth, sailors, a stowaway, gangsters, an evangelist, Wall Street brokers and the most irresistible of showgirls, the brassy-but-lovable Reno Sweeney.
Anything Goes will be directed by Jay Geller (Kildeer), with musical direction by Michael Hillstrom (Woodstock), Choreography by Maggie McCord (Crystal Lake), Musical Conductor Dr. Paige Lush, set design by Thomas Kesling (Glenview), lighting design by Rick Amundsen (Woodstock), costume design by Susan Cowell (Harvard) and stage manager Kathryn McCord (Crystal Lake).
Meet the Cast
The cast includes Larisa Bell (Johnsburg), Heather Bilecki, Desmon Brock, Chloe Eskoff, Carolyn Victoria Ivancic, Lindsey Keehn, Matthew Lucchetti, Gary Mackowiak, Robert Morvay, Kara Searl, Johanna Sveden, Jacob Villec (Crystal Lake), Tyler Birkhoff, Maryann Bennett, Janaan Rose (McHenry), Sean DeGroot (Round Lake), Deanna Golenna (Huntley), Mark Kuhlman (Algonquin), Justice Lesperance, Nathaniel Miller (Cary), Sean Plotts (Wonder Lake), Jake Seelye (Harvard), Kacie Swanson (Woodstock), Ariana Wasik (Trout Valley).
March 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, and 19 at 7 p.m. and March 13 at 2 p.m.
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From legend and mythology to The Hobbit and A Game of Thrones, the dragon is a perennial favorite in the fantasy genre.
With its fiery breath, scaly armour, and baleful, malevolent stare, the dragon became the ultimate symbol of evil and corruption in European folklore and mythology. Often serving as a stand-in for Satan, or the power of evil gods, dragons spread death and hopelessness throughout the land. Only heroes of uncommon valour, courageousness, and purity could hope to battle these monsters and emerge victorious. Those that did became legends. They became dragonslayers. The list of dragonslayers is small, but it is filled with great and legendary names. Hercules, Beowulf, Cuchulain, Sigfried, Lancelot, and Saint George all battled to the death with dragons. Other heroes such as the Danish King Frotho, the French Saint Mercurialis, the Polish champion Krak, and the Russian warrior Dobrynya Nikitch might be less well known to western readers, but also fought and defeated dragons. This book will retell the greatest legends of this select group of warriors, while examining the myth of the dragonslayer in a historical, mythological, and even theological context.
About the Author
Peter Dennis was born in 1950. Inspired by contemporary magazines such as Look and Learn he studied illustration at Liverpool Art College. Peter has since contributed to hundreds of books, predominantly on historical subjects, including many Osprey titles. A keen wargamer and modelmaker, he is based in Nottinghamshire, UK.
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"Entertaining and a joy to page through, Dragonslayers is a choice pick for personal browsing or public library mythology shelves."
- The Midwest Book Review (May 2013)
"Writings from Greece, Russia, and Western sources explore the evolution of dragons and dragonslayer myths and realities, making for an outstanding synthesis of all the legends surrounding them."
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MAYOR NUTTER'S "Election Day Fact-Finding Team" released its report yesterday on the Nov. 6 election, in which the city saw an unprecedented spike in the use of provisional ballots.
City Managing Director Rich Negrin pointed the finger at poor management by the three city commissioners who run Philly's elections.
"It's all about management," Negrin said. "It's clear from this report that we need to do a better job."
By the numbers, the findings were not substantially different than previous reports on the topic. Of the 27,000 provisional ballots cast in November, about 19,000 were from people who were properly registered to vote in Philadelphia. Of those, 6,800 went to the wrong polling place, meaning they were supposed to cast provisional ballots.


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Consumer Sentiment in U.S. Unexpectedly Declines
Confidence among U.S. consumers unexpectedly declined in January as more Americans worried about the effects of higher gasoline prices on their finances.
The Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan preliminary index of consumer sentiment for the month dropped to 72.7, the lowest since November, from 74.5 in the previous month. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg News projected a gain to 75.5, according to the median forecast.
Consumers anticipated stagnant incomes this year along with rising inflation, a product of the highest gasoline prices at the pump since October 2008. Buying plans declined, indicating faster job growth may be required to keep consumer spending accelerating in coming months.
"Rising gasoline prices are definitely hurting people's wallets," said Jennifer Lee, a senior economist at BMO Capital Markets in Toronto. "The more important thing is to focus on the expectations index, which shows consumers are feeling a little better about their finances in coming months and that will guide spending patterns up."
The estimates in the Bloomberg survey of 72 economists ranged from 73 to 78. The index averaged 89 in the five years leading up to the recession that began in December 2007.
Stocks fluctuated after the report, with the Standard & Poor's 500 Index rising less than 0.1 percent to 1,284.5 at 10:25 a.m. in New York.
The confidence survey's gauge of current conditions, which reflects Americans' perceptions of their financial situation and whether it is a good time to buy big-ticket items like cars, decreased to a three-month low of 79.8 from 85.3 in the prior month.
Consumer Expectations
The index of consumer expectations for six months from now, which more closely projects the direction of consumer spending, increased to 68.2, the highest since June 2010, from 67.5.
Separate data from the Commerce Department showed sales at U.S. retailers rose in December for a sixth consecutive month, capping the biggest one-year gain in more than a decade. Purchases increased 0.6 percent after rising 0.8 percent in November. Sales climbed 6.7 percent in 2010, the most since an 8.2 percent jump in 1999.
Industrial production rose more than forecast in December, boosted by gains in business equipment and home electronics, Federal Reserve figures showed.
Industrial Production
Output at factories, mines and utilities climbed 0.8 percent, the most in five months, after a revised 0.3 percent increase in November. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg forecast a 0.5 percent gain, according to the median estimate.
The Labor Department said today that consumer prices rose 0.5 percent in December, led by higher fuel costs. The core rate of consumer prices, which excludes food and energy, increased 0.1 percent.
Consumers in the Michigan survey said they expect an inflation rate of 3.3 percent over the next 12 months, the highest since October 2008, compared with 3 percent in December.
The average price of a gallon of gasoline rose to $3.10 yesterday, the highest since October 2008, according to AAA. Prices on regular-grade gasoline have exceeded $3 a gallon since Dec. 21.
Five Years
Over the next five years, the figures tracked by Federal Reserve policy makers, Americans expected a 2.8 percent rate of inflation, unchanged for a fourth month.
Improving economic news helped boost stocks last year. The S&P rose 13 percent in 2010 and has extended those gains this year.
The U.S. is still not creating employment fast enough to quickly replace the 8.4 million jobs lost during the recession and the unemployment rate may stay above 9 percent for a third straight year in 2011, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg this month. The high jobless rate has been among the reasons cited by Fed policy makers for maintaining its program to buy up to $600 billion in Treasury securities through June.
Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke, in Senate testimony Jan. 7, said it may take five years for the labor market to "normalize fully." The U.S. added 103,000 jobs in December and the unemployment rate fell to 9.4 percent, Labor Department data show. For all of 2010, about 1.1 million jobs were created, with 1.35 million private payrolls added.
Holiday Sales
Holiday purchases rose 5.5 percent, the best performance since 2005, said MasterCard Advisors' SpendingPulses, which measures retail sales by all payment forms. That compared with a 4.1 percent gain a year earlier. The numbers include Internet sales and exclude automobile purchases.
Tiffany & Co. this week said sales over the combined November-December 2010 period rose 11 percent from a year earlier and raised its fiscal year profit forecast. It was the fourth time the jewelry retailer boosted its profit projection for the year ending this month.
Some retailers' sales fell short of analysts' projections last month as a blizzard the day after Christmas kept shoppers from stores, overshadowing earlier holiday buying.
A Dec. 26 storm that dumped more than 12 inches (30 centimeters) of snow on parts of the Northeast "disrupted" post-holiday shopping, Macy's Inc. Chief Executive Officer Terry Lundgren said in a statement. The day after Christmas is typically one of the busiest shopping days of the year.


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Kutztown University's program in Electronic Media encompasses all aspects of digital video production for traditional broadcast and cable television, as well as for distribution formats such as CD, DVD and the Internet. Prospective students looking for a diverse area of study in digital video and related areas should enter the Electronic Media program at KU, which is offered as both a major and minor.
The program is offered by the Department of Electronic Media within the College of Visual and Performing Arts.
Students in our program become familiar with all aspects of the electronic media industry and are given comprehensive training in video and audio production for a variety of audiences and content distribution.
Unlike many larger institutions with similar programs, Kutztown University's Electronic Media students begin working with the equipment their first year - state-of-the-art cameras, equipment in the television studio, non-linear editing lab, and audio recording studio, in addition to the portable equipment.
Students can join extracurricular groups such as the National Broadcasting Society, Newsbreak, and Film Club, or volunteer for a variety of productions and production types, including live-production, throughout the academic year to enhance their production skills.
All students take courses that provide a fundamental knowledge of the electronic media field: survey of electronic media, videography and editing, audio production, lighting, and scriptwriting. They also complete a series of required and elective major courses on the advanced level. Production courses prepare students for all aspects of video and audio production, from basic theories and concepts to advanced professional production applications and techniques, in a hands-on, equipment-based environment. Additional courses deal with a variety of non-production aspects of the electronic media profession, such as media law, aesthetics, ethics, and copyright.
Faculty in the Department of Electronic Media have industry experience which includes video and audio production for all types of distribution systems and uses in operations such as corporate production, broadcast television, and cable.
Students in the Department of Electronic Media produce a variety of programing for KUTV which airs on three local cable systems as well as being distributed via the web. In addition to producing programing in several classes, program production for KUTV is done on a volunteer basis, providing yet another opportunity for hands-on work with the equipment.
A strength of the program is that all students serve a one-semester, full-time senior internship. This allows students to apply, in a professional industry-related environment, the knowledge and skills they gained in Kutztown's classrooms and production studios.
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Caroline Smith:
June 11, 2012 at 3:32 pm
As a heads up, I used to check this site almost nightly before bed for a good laugh and geeat way to forget the stress of the day. I always read it on my cell, and it was great if I hadn't checked it in a while to be able to see multiple postings on one page. This is really burdensome on your readers and you know that, and don't really care. Hopefully after you lose half of your loyal readers like me you will realize that taking care of your audience is more important, especially when trying to make a buck leaves you with no one to make a buck from. Has no one learned from what happened to digg??
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June 11, 2012 at 10:43 pm
Hi Caroline, we're working on a solution for people that want to read through archived content the way they used to before. Please stay tuned and we definitely appreciate the feedback!
Gard Neff:
June 12, 2012 at 9:55 pm
Why just archived content. Just put it the way it was. That's what made you what you are today.
Kayla Van Coppenhagen:
June 13, 2012 at 12:57 pm
Gard Neff is correct... Put it back, im not laughing as hard as I use to!
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July 7, 2012 at 7:53 am
I didn't need to read past the first sentence to tell that this was going to be a massive rant about how the new layout sucks. Seriously, get over it.
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somewhere, some phone programmers are having WAY too much fun xD.
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New Penn State head football coach James Franklin made quite the impression at his introductory press conference Saturday afternoon. The former Vanderbilt coach didn't hide his personality, one bit, showing passion, humor and commitment throughout the hour-long presser. Watch our favorite moments from Franklin's first media session as Penn State's coach in this post.


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A few months ago, like maybe 6-7, I started talking to a male friend of mine through text messages. He is a few years younger than I am, still in college. Im 26. We were just talking and being flirtatious. My husband saw some of the texts and flipped out, as I would have. I explained to him that it was all innocent and I had no intention of taking it any further. When I explained to him that I never receive that kind of attention and it was nice to have that, he understood a little bit better. He gets hit on all the time. It makes him feel good. Well, thats what these conversations were for me. I told him if he was uncomfortable with me talking to Taylor, I would stop. No problem. He said it was ok with him as long as I was honest with him and it went no further. Very understanding! Im not sure I would have responded that way if it was the other way around.
Well, I havent talked to Taylor in this way since about 6 months ago. I've talked to him about other things but not flirting. Tuesday, I texted him to ask a question. He answered it and then proceeded to get flirty. Ok. He said his gf was out of town and I told him not to get in trouble while she was gone. He said that he was going on a "vacation" too. I said that since he is an attractive guy, he should have no problem with finding girls, which is what he meant by "vacation". He thanked me for the compliment and then told me he thought I was attractive too. This is when things get serious. He asked if we could just be honest. When I told him yes, he said that he thinks that I am extremely nice and attractive and that if things were different, he would want to date me. I told him that if I wasnt married, I would be interested but I am and that wont change. Im not going to cheat on my husband and Im not leaving him. I love my husband. He suggested we meet and I said no. He suggested I send him a picture. Again, no. He seemed upset. Maybe more sad than upset.
I asked him this morning if he was serious about what he said. He said he was. Im feeling that at this point, if he is feeling this way and is going to push the issue, I cant talk to him anymore. At least not this way. I dont want to open a door I cant close. I wont lie. I have thought about what it would be like to see where this goes, but I have too much to lose. I will talk to DH tonight about all of this. Hopefully, he wont be angry. I have to talk to Taylor at some point about this as well. I cant believe I let my self get in this situation! I am angry with myself, honestly.
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text: Apart from "points off turnovers," almost all of basketball's statistics tend to separate offense and defense as two different systems geared towards the common goal of winning. However, unlike football or baseball—where the two groups are understandably divided—the relationship between offense and defense in basketball is much more fluid, and far more complex.With a steal, turnover, or made basket, any five-man unit can go from offense to defense (and vice versa) in the blink of an eye. Possessions rarely go longer than 20 seconds, and one might think both sides of the ball would have a clearer statistical correlation. This doesn't appear to be the case.But in Houston, a direct alliance could exist this season between their offense and defense—particularly if Kevin McHale continues to deploy an up-tempo, free-throw/three-point heavy style—with one helping the other perform at a much higher level than we all thought possible.Over the last few days I've taken a look at the league wide relationship between a team's FTA Rate (free-throws attempted relative to field goals attempted by player or team) and Defensive Efficiency over the past couple seasons.Why? An offense that gets to the free-throw line—like Houston's, which is currently getting 18.4% of their points on freebies (above league average)—can theoretically make its own defense better, for a few reasons: free-throws allow rest; they place opposing players in foul trouble, which could send key guys to the bench; and, most importantly, they allow ample time for five guys to jog back and set up their half court defense, as opposed to coming back in transition off, say, a missed mid-range jumper.(The opposite effect would be offensive turnovers, which remind me of the old Jerry Seinfeld bit about the ongoing struggle between Night Guy and Morning Guy. Whenever Night Guy stays up until 3 a.m. taking tequila shots, Morning Guy is the one who wakes up with a massive hangover. When Jeremy Lin drives to the basket, leaps in the air, and drops a pass straight into a defender's lap, the ball instantly heads in the other direction, with Offensive Rockets immediately transformed into Defensive Rockets, backpedaling up the court and eventually getting dunked on.)Most of this article is me theorizing on something that might not happen this year, but is definitely possible as the James Harden/Omer Asik/Lin core continues to grow. It's very difficult to speculate how this group will do moving forward based on the tiny bit of data we have available, but combining their individual skill-sets with the style McHale clearly wants to run can allow for some fairly responsible speculation.Here's where they're shooting the ball through four games. @ShakyAnkles


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Kevon Looney closing in on final 5 schools, wants to make final choice before senior season
Mequon – Milwaukee Hamilton forward Kevon Looney, one of the top players in the 2014 class, wants to achieve two goals in the next few months.
First, he hopes by Aug. 1 to trim his list of suitors to five schools.
Second, he hopes to pick a school before the start of his senior season.
"I want to get it done," Looney said Wednesday night after his AAU team, the Milwaukee Rebels, suffered a 69-66 loss to Sports U of New Jersey in 17U pool play of the Summer Jam at Homestead High School. "I want to get it out of the way and focus on basketball once the season starts."
Looney has scholarship offers from four Big Ten schools – Wisconsin, Michigan and Michigan State and Illinois – as well as offers from Marquette, Duke, Florida, Connecticut, Georgetown, Tennessee and UCLA.
UW coach Bo Ryan and associate head coach Greg Gard were in attendance Wednesday night.
Looney reiterated he is looking for an outstanding academic institution and a campus that provides a true college-town feel.
"I try to get him to understand you're going to spend 80% of your time off the court," Shelby Parrish, his AAU coach, said. "You're going to have to live there. You're going to have to want to be there."
Looney, 6-foot-9 ½ and 208 pounds, also knows what he wants in a basketball program.
"I want to pick a school that produces pros who have played my position," said Looney, who could play either forward position in college. "And I want a style of play that I can fit in, a balanced style that I can show my versatility."
According to Parrish, Looney has improved his ball-handling and perimeter shot since last summer.
Looney at times settled too much for his jumper early against Karl Towns Jr., a 7-1, 235-pound center who has committed to Kentucky for the 2014 class.
Hit a key three-pointer late but his best plays came on consecutive possessions late in the game. Looney played solid position defense on Towns, didn't leave his feet prematurely and both times Towns missed contested shots.
"Defensively he is fine," said Parrish, who noted Looney's wingspan is 7-2. "He stays down on shots."
So what factor might ultimately determine which school Looney chooses?
"I think it is going to come to the coach that he trusts the most," Parrish said, "the program that has an opportunity to win a national championship or be in the Final Four. He is a very competitive kid."


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#1 Jun 29, 2009
What does everyone think about this place?
#2 Jun 29, 2009
Who are the dentists there? If it's Bishoff and that bunch I would never go there.
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#3 Jun 30, 2009
I went there some time ago and had a
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need any type of painkiller. O boy it hurt.
So badly now I am scared to death of dentists.
#4 Jun 30, 2009
Dr Biscoff is not a nice dentist. I went to him and had a root canal. He did not give me enough novacaine or gas. I couldn't keep still and moaned a little because he was hurting me, he said DO NOT MAKE NOISE. OTHER PEOPLE CAN HEAR YOU and I told him he was hurting me and he stated that I should see another dentist. What a jerk. Josh, I too am scared of the dentist
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Bishoff is an a$$. Never go to him. It's dentist like him and others who make people afraid of having their teeth worked on.
#6 Jul 2, 2009
Dr. Whilhite is the one I'm talking about. She's a snotty, hateful ass. I will never go back to her again.
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Dr Biscoff is a straight up ass who is a sub par dentist. He ran me off from that place. Won't go back.
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wow....yeah, I know exactly who you're talking about. She's the dentist that sits on her computer 24/7 and lets all her assistant's do her work. She's not very friendly, at all!
#9 Jul 17, 2009
Yeah, I went to her once, and she wasn't very friendly at all. I would never go back to her. I heard on of her assistant's talk, and I swore it was a man until she turned around. They've called my house several times begging me to come back in. Very weird place.
#10 Jul 17, 2009
You guys should give Dr. Lea Fowler in Lawrenceburg a try. She is the best dentist. Everyone is super friendly, and they all honestly care if you are in pain or not. Lea will whip out the "magic wand" and numb your mouth and you'll never now it.....she's also great with kids....
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I smell a fart ....
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Thats funny! I know who you talkin about. Her name Kelly J., she has 2 kids and talks funny. I used to date her in highschool, till she cheated on me with my bestfriend. Used to tease her about her voice all the time! she very insecure! i miss you kelly baby..come back to Richie!!!
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IF this is the place on US 127, it's extremely expensive - a procedure my regular dentist charges $600 for cost $900 at Frankfort Dental. Dr. White, I think is her name. It was an emergency and I couldn't wait until my dentist was back from vacation. Very, very expensive. Shop around, folks.
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I went to her and she is a bad dentist she tried to me $8000.00 dollars to do all the work in my mouth I got care credit for $5000.00 dollars and it was supposed to pay to have all the work done to my teeth yeah right I am still having problems and she says I am out of funds there!!! what she did for my teeth has done nothing but cause me more problems I would never recommend anybody to go to Dr. Wilhoite and yes she is very RUDE!!!!I dont see why anybody would go to her!!! She does have her assistants doing her work and they arent worth a s*** either... If you want to keep your teeth dont go to HER!!!
#15 Aug 4, 2009
Not sure if this is the same place, but when I was 14, I had my braces put on there. They never once cleaned my teeth while I wore those braces, and I wore them until I was 18. My teeth looked horrible when I FINALLY TOOK THEM OFF MYSELF! They were so rude to me!!! I just recently went to Dr. Balluyut and she fixed all of my teeth. They look great now!
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I have a appoitment with Nancy Bowers at family dental center coming up. Anyone know anything about her or if shes any good.. is she worth my money?
#17 Jul 19, 2010
My whole family goes to Dr. Peters. I wouldn't let any of the others at Family Dental touch me. Just my opinion.
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The wet outer (left) board fit in place and screwed down.
Boiling water poured over a towel wrapped around the board and left for 10 minutes was enough to give the board enough flexibility to be fit.
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The gudgeons permanently mounted on the stem.
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Flipping the boat over using some ratchet straps hung from rafters.
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Test fitting the completed center board.
Results after sanding to 400 grit and then using micro-mesh wet sanding system which has a 9 step alternate grit scale starting at 1500 through 12000 grit
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Test fitting the mockup rudder.
My first attempt at stitching the leather on the mizzen mast.
The ipe shoe really makes the full length keel look right.
Test fitting the gudgeons on the aft stem
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A quick and dirty jig for bending the half oval for the hull rub strips/runners.
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I made a jig to hold the half-oval brass strip while I ground the end to 45deg.
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I epoxied the ipe shoe onto the keel with GFlex.
The final coat of epoxy is down. One more light sanding to prep the surface for paint should do it.
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Rub strips will protect the bottom strakes when hauled up on a beach.
The ipe shoe cut to just proud of the scribe lines.
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I sprayed some cheap paint onto the surface of the ipe to show the scribe lines a bit better.
The heel of the mast finally tapered on three sides.
I removed the bulk of material with a saw and used a jack plane to taper the heel of the mast.
Testing the Centerboard for fit.
Chris is inspecting the clearance at the aft end of the CB trunk
Fiberglassing the forward section of the CB trunk
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Even pressure is applied to the layers of glass on the inside of the CB trunk
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bevelling the keel at the transition to the stem
My neighbor Iain stopped by to supervise the flipping of the boat
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A bit of epoxy on the inspection port rabbet.
Shaping the main mast from eight sided to sixteen sided.
First coat of paint on the bilge and floors.
I used a mock main mast to double check the mizzen alignment.
After leveling the boat - side-to side, I used a plumb bob to align the mizzen partner on center line before marking and gluing.
The glue-up of the thwart gets a thourough inspection by the project engineer.
Cleaning up the squeezed out epoxy on the main mast partners.
The bench slid further out to reveal the floatation tank inspection port and small drain.
The bench partially slid out. There will be three french cleats per bench. Two on each end (bulkhead and thwart) and one near the middle.
Here you can see the two halves of the french cleat holding down the bench at the thwart.
I used carpet tape to properly align the french cleat to the underside of the bench before fastening it down.
First coat of clear epoxy on the forward knees and bulkhead trim.
Test fitting my dummy mast.
Test fitting the mast partners before drilling a pilot hole into the mast box through the deck.
Couldn't resist seeing what the benches look like on the boat after the fist coat of epoxy.
Finished putting the second coat of clear epoxy on the bench slats.
Testing the fit. we'll cut these plastic mockups to fit before cutting the final bronze pieces.
My friend Jim cut these test pintles and gudgeons from plastic on his CNC machine. Here Chris is testing the fit before sending off final revisions to Jim & crew.
Test fitting the bench tops before I cut the rest of them.
A keyhole cleat Chris devised for the uphaul on the prototype rudder. It works REALLY well.
Test fitting the foredeck
Before putting on the decks, I put four coats of Bilgekote below.
Chris built a mockup rudder for fitting and sorting out the hardware details
Adding a cross brace on the floatation tank to support the slatted bench tops near the thwart position
Hatch stop laminated and glued in place
Cutting out the center to make a spacer between the bulkhead and the hatch "stop".
I needed four ovals with the same outside diameter for the hatch spacers and stops. I shaped the first one by hand and used it as a template for the other three.
Finally got around to gluing in the aft king plank.
The interior of the mast box before gluing on the final side.
Chirs, laminating up the main mast
My Dad took on the job of building the oars. Here he's laminating the stock.
Test fitting the aft deck
Chris' mock-ups of the rudder hardware
Alternate version of mast partners. This version preserves the lines of the kingplank.
Planing the tapers on the mizzen mast
Testing a possible option for the mizzen mast partner
The blank for the mizzen step
Determining the angles for the mizzen mast with a few pieces of scrap.
Epoxy gluing the blank for one of the breasthooks
Laminating the boom.
Laying out some patterns for the forward bench top
I glued in a 5/8" by 2" backing in the forward floatation tank to accomodate pad eyes in the cockpit to secure cargo etc.
Chris' jig for scarfing the spar stock
Inspection port for the top of the floatation tank as well as a drain to channel water to the bilge.
Planing the sitka spruce stock before laminating the spars.
Test fitting the floatation tank side
Testing a friction device on a mockup centerboard
First draft for a pattern for the under-bench floatation tank.
Testing a centerboard mockup
After the epoxy cured, I put a fillet on the aft seam and filled the front seam.
The template for the forward bulkhead. I used hot-melt glue to attach some card stock to conform to the shape of the laps.
I stapled a few tape covered MDF pads to help hold the bulkhead in place during glue-up
The hatch was cut out and I epoxied the bulkhead in place
Test fitting the aft bulkhead
Fitting the template for the aft bulkhead.
Template for the aft bulkhead.
Attaching the last starboard inwale.
The finished taper.
I used a power planer to taper the inner inwales from 5/8ths down to 3/8ths at either end and finished up with a hand plane.
Finished bevel.
Cutting a bevel on one of the in-wales.
The inner in-wale requires the bevelling of one side. This is a jig that does that nicely on the thickness planer.
Milling the inwales to the proper thickness.
Testing the fit of the rubstrip joint.
Finally! Freeing the boat from the building frame.
After scraping and sanding the hull, I laid on a couple of coats of CPES penetrating epoxy as a sealer.
The keel is on the boat an cured. I need to do some shaping on the side bevels of the keel yet.
Attaching the stems, skeg, keel and keel rub strakes all in one fell swoop.
Final test fit and masking off the keel.
Masking off in preparation for attaching the "outbone"
Looking aft showing the taper of the keel rub strakes. The screws are to temporarily fasten the rub strakes to the skeg while shaping and fitting.
Looking forward along the keel.
Ultimately a 3/16ths thick brass sole will be attached to the keel and the edges of the rub strakes bevelled to a pleasing shape.
One of the keel rub strakes cut. This photo shows the fine taper to the strake.
I removed the bulk of the waste material for the taper with the bandsaw and finished to the line with a plane.
I laid out the taper to the keel rub strakes with a long cedar batten.
Detail of the keel rub strakes at the center board trunk slot.
Planing the tops of the keel rub strakes to match the keel and skeg.
The aft stem temporarily screwed on to the boat with the bevel cut.
I opted for a longer design for the keel rub strakes. Here the roughed out rub strakes are being test fitted to the keel.
The keel rub strakes will be much longer and tapered more than what is called for on the plans.
Cutting the bevel on the bow stem.
The design for the center board trunk changed so the CB trunk slot need to be widened a bit. A router bit with the following bearing on the top, a scrap of 1/8" plywood tacked 3/16ths outboard and some wedges did the trick.
Test fitting the skeg
Test fitting the aft stem and skeg.
Spiling the hull shape onto the skeg.
The planking is completed!
The final plank on. It's starting to look like a boat!
Another shot of the test fit of the final strake. I decided to completely cover the shear strakes with tape to protect them as they will be finished bright.
The first shear strake. The blue tape protected the plank from epoxy drips during the glue-up and subsequent clean-up.
Test fitting the next plank.
This method makes quick and accurate patterns for the planks. The plank I made from this pattern fit perfectly and needed no further tweaking.
Strake epoxied and clamped to garboard
Test fitting the starboard 1st strake
Cutting the gains on the garboard.
The first strake glued to the boat held on with simple plywood clamps and wedges.
I cut the plank a bit proud of the template, so a bit more shaping to the lines was necessary. A block plane worked well for this task.
Test fitting the next strake.
Trying a different method for making the templates for the next plank. This turned out to be much easier and more accurate than the other methods I tried.
To get the proper bevel on the lands, I affixed a guide onto an old block plan which rides on a batten of the same thickness as the plank stock. I temporarily attach the batten to the station molds at the lower edge of the plank.
A simple tool for marking the lands on the planks.
Both garboards on the boat.
The first garboard on the boat! The toughest part of attaching planks is cleaning up the epoxy squeeze-out before it sets up.
Final test fit of the garboard on the jig before epoxying it on.
A good action shot of my Dad shaping the garboard with a block plane.
Test fitting the garboard on the building jig. This plank has some dramatic curves to it.
My Dad came to visit from Texas to help with the boat. Here we're cutting out one of the garboard planks with a router.
A nice scarf cut by the router on the jig.
My friend Chris drew up the plans for this scarfing jig. It works great!
Tracing the template for the garboard plank onto the 9 millimeter plank stock. Note the finished plank tables.
I built a couple of ten foot planking tables. Here I'm cutting the dados for the cross pieces.
Pretty close to the final shape of the Keelson.
Using 1/2" x 3/8" battens to check the fairness of the lines on the station molds.
Shaping the Keelson.
Another perfect match to the drawings.
Cutting the Keelson to shape at the bow.
Shaping the aft stem.
Planing the stems to thickness.
Glueing up the aft stem.
Now on to gluing up the stems.
Not too bad, I must say.
A bit more shaping.
Test fitting the stern apron on the building jig.
Shaping the bow apron on a belt sander.
The bow apron all glued up.
Testing the bow apron pattern before glue up.
Glueing up the stern apron.
Test fitting the Keelson.
Cutting out the slot for the center board on the Keelson.
Lining up the station molds on the Center Line.
Testing the setup of the molds on the building frame.
Some cuts on the molds were just too small for the circular saw.
Using a circular saw turned out to be and easier and more accurate method of cutting out the station molds from the 1/2" plywood sheets.
Test fitting station mold #4 on the frame.
Cutting the first station mold (Station #4)
Setting the Center Line (CL) on the building frame. The CL is just about the only straight line in this whole project.
Planing the bearing beams on the building frame