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Microsoft Exchange PST Capture
Microsoft Exchange PST Capture allows you to search for PST files on computers in your organization and then import those files to mailboxes in your organization. PST Capture works with both on-premises Exchange servers and Exchange Online.
This topic provides an overview of PST Capture. For details about how to install PST Capture, see Install PST Capture.
PST Capture is comprised of the following components:
PST Capture Central Service At the heart of PST Capture is the PST Capture Central Service. The Central Service maintains the list of all PST files found in your organization and manages the data as it's moved to the Exchange servers or Exchange Online.
PST Capture Agent Discovery of the PST files is performed by PST Capture agents that are installed on computers in your organization. The agents also send the PST files they find to the host computer when an import operation is started on the PST Capture Console.
PST Capture Console The PST Capture Console is the interface you use to configure PST searches, specify the target mailboxes for PST files, and track the status of PST import operations and reports. You can also use the console to import PST files stored on network attached storage (NAS) devices, on which you can't install PST agents.
For optimal operation, you should install the PST Capture Central Service and the PST Capture Console on a dedicated computer, known as the PST Capture host computer.
Communication between the PST Capture Central Service and the PST Capture agents is achieved through a polling mechanism. Each minute, all PST Capture agents poll the Central Service for configuration updates and any pending tasks by default. If necessary, you can change this polling frequency (for details, see Configure PST Capture Settings). When a PST Capture agent contacts the Central Service, it receives any pending actions, such as a PST search or import operation. The PST Capture Agent then sends status updates from previous actions to the Central Service.
When you configure and run a PST search from the PST Capture Console, a new PST search action is queued for the PST agents that are installed on the computers included in the search. These agents scan the local computers on which they are installed for PST files and then return the list of PST files that were located to the Central Service. For detailed steps about how to perform a PST search, see Search for PSTs Using PST Capture.
When you configure and run an import operation, a new import action is queued for the PST agents that are installed on the computers where the PST files reside. These agents transmit the PST files to the Central Service. The Central Service then logs on to the destination mailboxes and imports the data. For detailed steps about how to import PSTs, see Import PSTs using PST Capture.
When using PST Capture, the greatest impact on network utilization is when the actual PST data is being transmitted over the network. When you import a PST file to a mailbox, it is first copied from the client computer where the PST Capture agent is installed to the staging area on the host computer where PST Capture Console is installed.
If you import PSTs to your on-premises mailboxes, the PST data is sent to your Exchange organization through your Client Access servers. Therefore, as a best practice, we recommend that the network connection between the host computer and your Exchange servers is a low latency, high bandwidth connection.
If you import PSTs to your cloud-based mailboxes, the PST data is sent directly to the cloud from the host computer.
Because the movement of PSTs over the network can consume a lot of bandwidth, you may want to schedule the PST import operations during off hours. This is especially true if you have a low bandwidth connection between the host computer and the client computers, such as branch office scenarios.
PST Capture requires a service account. Depending on how you use PST Capture, a different set of permissions is required for the service account. The following table provides the permission requirements for each usage scenario.
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Installing PST Capture
Searching for PSTs
Importing PSTs to mailboxes in your Exchange Online (Office 365) organization
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The Japanese NGO, Sanyukai, which has been feeding the homeless for decades in Tokyo's Sanya district was ordered by the metropolitan government to cease its activities due to protests they have received. Many parents are upset that their children who attend local schools may have to walk past areas where homeless people are being fed and this will somehow upset the little ones. After all, is it very difficult for children from middle and upper class families to encounter the phenomenon that some people are hungry or without shelter. The Tokyo government also said the activity violates Article 24 of the river law which forbids occupancy of riverbeds without proper authorization– the NGO uses that area as the place to feed homeless people.
Some might regard it as a learning experience for children to come into contact with those who lack food and shelter, and, perhaps, to assume responsibility for helping those individuals. Of course, such an attitude would indicate the concept of compassion might be aroused in young Japanese children.

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Shoot Shoreditch Photography Exhibition and Private View
Following the recent Shoot Shoreditch photographic treasure hunt event, a unique exhibition of images taken on the day will take place in July and August.
The Shoot Shoreditch event took place at Cargo in July. On the day, teams were given clues that led them to different destinations around Shoreditch. Having deciphered the clues, teams were tasked with taking photographs to portray their answers.
Held at Cargo, the exhibition will run from July 29th to August 23rd, and will be a very different photography event. As our treasure hunts focus on encouraging fun and creative photography, the photos from the day represent a truly unique collection of images.
There will also be a private view for the exhibition, held on Tuesday 4th August, which we would like to invite you to. This is a great opportunity to socialise with participants from the event, along with the Shoot Experience team, and to enjoy free drinks.
Shoot Shoreditch Exhibition
Date: Wednesday July 29th Sunday August 23rd
Venue: 83 Rivington St, London, EC2A 3AY
Time: Monday Thursday 12pm-11pm, Friday 12pm - 12am, Saturday 6pm - 12am, Sunday 6pm - 10pm
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by AI IS GOD, Feb 25, 2009.
Joe needs to take a vacation and come with a fresh mind. Maybe that'll bring his brilliance back
Hopefully he doesn't pick Orlando as his destination.
OK, let's say he does. Why? He either hired a lousy coach or picked up lousy players. So we go back to which does he think it is? If it's the coach...he fires him. If it's the players...he trades them. Either way he needs to correct the problem, right?
What if he realizes that he picked a bad coach and has been telling that bad coach exactly what to do and if he fires that coach, that fired coach will tell everybody that Joe was really the coach and also has a cocaine problem?
Just got this from the DBB board: Howcome with almost the same players as last years the Pistons right now are a .500 team. You think Billups had that much influence or is it combo of factors (MC/AI trade/aging)
We won playoff games without Billups last year. This core is one of the tightest, least selfish in the league. They like eachother. They play unselfishly. They try hard. This year, we have again had a very good health record. No excuses for MC. Of all the variables, he is by far the biggest. The players gave him a chance and he blew it. They went along with his decisions (starting Stuckey, starting Amir, starting Kwame, starting Dyess, benching Rip, not going zone, going zone, playing Herrmann, benching him for a month, ending the Kwame experiment for good, playing him 2 games later, etc.).
I don't think MC would take a cheap shot like that....saying that Joe was really the coach.
I agree with the main point here. But I do wonder, at this point in time, what we even mean anymore when we talk about "the core." I know that historically we've meant Sheed, Rip, Chauncey and Tay. So now I suppose Sheed, Rip and Tay. But are they really the same three players they were as part of the core? I'm not sure we can meaningfully use the term "core" any longer, if by core we mean a group of players with a certain set of complementary abilities and a cohesive attitude.
If we wanted to, we could put a team on the floor that won playoff games last year as a unit. Stuck/Rip/Tay/Dyess/Sheed. If they were good enough to win in the playoffs, then you would think that they could beat a .500 team at home in the regular season with AI coming off the bench. But I'm not sure they can. And the reason is because they are poorly coached.
So do you mean that when you say "core" you are referring to those five players?
Yes. But mainly Rip/Tay/Dyess/Sheed. The vets who have been here through some major battles. They have high familiarity with each other and are like family members on the court. Stuck and Max are a little removed from that.
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text: Great post, Laimbrane. I'm still waiting for someone to tell me which players the Pistons could have picked up instead of paying Prince and Stuckey. I agree that they're overpaid, but WHO, specifically would you have targeted? It appears to me that Joe looked at back-court players in the upcoming draft and free agency, and decided that he would have a hard time doing any better than Stuckey. I kind of agree with him. Even if there is a player who could be an improvement, there's no reason why that player would want to come to Detroit, other than money. Then we'd be talking about how Joe overpaid on THAT guy. As for the players who we missed out on, what is the name of is this young rebounder/shot blocker who Joe passed on in order to sign Stuckey and Prince? What is the name of is this young, stud wing who Joe passed on in order to sign Stuckey and Prince? Just because we need a certain kind of player doesn't mean that it was possible to acquire him. It's the same kind of defective thinking that Lee uses to evaluate our roster. It's the same as the erroneous belief in that whatever the team currently lacks is available on the bench. It's the belief that all of our problems stem from players not "being used correctly by an idiot coach". "We wouldn't be so bad if our idiot GM just acquired the right players!", Pistons fans scream. It's the same thinking that led Lions fans to believe that the best quarterback on the team was the one not playing. Lions backup quarterbacks were the most popular players in town for decades, even though they sucked even worse than the guy stinking it up on the field. It's the same thinking that Lions fans use when they demand that the organization draft a certain player in order to "Fill a need". Well, if that player isn't better than what you've already got, then you haven't "filled a need" by simply drafting a guy who plays a position of need. It's my understanding that Stuckey's contract isn't fully guaranteed. If he severely under-performs, then we can get out early, or trade him to someone seeking to shave payroll. Prince's contract will be an asset in it's final year. It takes a couple of years to rebuild, unless you get insanely lucky, and we're stuck in the middle of it. Other than swinging and missing on Chucky G and Gordon, I'm not sure anything we could have done over the last few years could have saved us from this.


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I believe there is a quote to the effect of "Action is intention." All i can find on the internet is "It is action which I call intention." But I can't find a sutta reference. Does anyone know what sutta this is from?
Sorry if this is the wrong forum as i'm basically just looking for a reference. But discuss on the sentence is okay.


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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by LatinMind, Dec 31, 2012.
I'm glad somebody gets it, even if you're not a Cowboys fan.
I think I posted in another thread. Jimmy has any many playoff appearances and victories from his time in Miami as Dallas has since the time Jimmy left.
Hell, it might be more.
That's how Jimmy did. 4 years versus 17 years.
Who was the GM when it was decided Bernadeau and Livings would fix the OL?
I cannot believe that anyone would think Jerry was more responsible for the great teams than Jimmy..
Nevermind the fact that many were ex-Hurricanes or players Jimmy tried to recruit. Without Jimmy, those guys still would've been brought in by 500 other coaches.
One hell of a post. The Jerry supporters will still disagree with you, but you are telling the truth.
Jerry will neglect another area this offseason and we will be in the same situation this time next year.
Why Jerry just loves fans like you. Thank you sir I'll have another 8-8 season.
You were bashing the team on here before week 8, what are you suddenly a homer now that we've been eliminated?
Ever think that maybe thats all the could afford? its fun as a fan to say get the best OG best OT. Because fans live in madden. Realistically Cowboys had little money to spend after going for a lock in Carr. But the thing alot of you dont understand or dont want to is that, Livings and Bernadeau arent glued to Dallas. They can cut either and have very little impact against the cap.
Er ... he is THE problem.
Seems that way.
I certainly don't think Jerry has a vision for what he wants a team to look like. As you said, he seems to lean towards whoever has his ear at the moment. As a result, you end up with a mish mash of styles.
Although the more recent drafts have been more productive, they haven't been very deep and they've drafted a lot of guys that seem to have issues staying on the field.
like with our O line somehow our standards have slipped from having the best to just not having the worst
Locking us up with Carr was Jerry's decision. Furthermore, his decision to give up one 2nd round player for another CB.
Jerry put himself into the position of having Livings and Bernadeau.
Yep. It's just simple math: If they're rushing 6-7 and we have five in to block, we're not going to consistently be successful, especially when every route is slow developing and 20 yards down the field.
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I got them resized and up for you guyz and girlz!!! plus I added a few more!!
I got them resized and up for you guyz and girlz!!! plus I added a few more!!
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Ha ha....... is that "Bud" from "Married with Children"???? that's funny.
Bro, please tell me those aren't philip screws in your armor??
Looks good man. Just curious, I notice that there is no RF ear cap covering the RF stalk
I have shamed myself... those are indeed Phillips heads...:o I had problems keeping the velcro attached and I wanted to see how noticeable they were buy just painting them since my armor was painted already. when I redo my paint job I will bondo over them. but thats a later project...8) as for the stalk it was there beginning the day I will have to check it out to see if its still there its still in my trunk! also I had a slave girl pic on here but she ended up to revealing so it was removed I would have NEVER posted it if I spotted the problemed area also if you guyz need any more proof on the HOTSHOT BLASTER, I was sporting it all weekend and it was a dream to use!!:thumbup
Great pics Mitch. Looks like it was a blast!
Great pictures! Thanks for sharing. Great armour aswell.
Ahhh, well now that we've found someone to blame.
I know that predator!!!!
I "hunted" with him at Wizard World Chicago, along with Ruffkin.
And...umm..... how about sending me a copy of that pic you had to take down?
Someone to blame?! More like to thank, lol. It's all good.
Noth to hijack, but in case anyone's interested...
a pic of me, that pred, and Ruffkin form WWC.
I'm the one in leather armor
Hey there. Great pics and nice to meet you at GenCon!
I think you're side pouches are the ESB version rather than ROTJ. The ROTJ version is a khaki color.
Also, it looks like your cape is attached to the shoulder bell. It should be attached to the left outside stud on the collar armor.
Hope to see you out there soon!
Cool pics!! I did the gen-con thing a few years back in my Fett. Was a great time!!!
yeah I think they are the ESB versions I got them on fleabay a few years ago and they didn't say what version they were. Plus they are too small I had a hard time fitting them on my belt. they will be changed this winter when I do my overhaul! as for the cape its actually attached by a string on a Phillips head screw between the studs on the collar armor. the studs are just super glued on. when I repaint my armor this winter I am going to fill in my Phillip heads on my armor. I cant wait to do more conventions!! It was very nice to meet you there! your Fett ROCKED!!
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What about this hut?!? Looks like fun!
Alpine Club of Canada - Clubhouse and Mountain Huts / Castle Mountain Hut
it would be 37, sentinal pass but you don't have to go up the pass. I have taken out of shape 50 year olds from ontario up to the meadow.
Parks Canada - Trail Report
that is where the trail conditions are, looks like it will have some snow, you can call and ask if the meadow has snow. It will also tell you if there are bears in the area. I would get and bring bear spray anyway.
I don't' think you need any climbing experience to get to any of the huts although climbing is fun so take the course anyway.
Thanks for the tips guys!
Yeah I was looking at those Alpine huts. One of them is perched on top of a cliff, that's my goal for one of these years, to make it to that cabin! We're going to take a rock climbing course so we're better equipped even if all we do is scrambling at the most.
I'll bring her to the Doc you suggested. She's been doing physio once a week in Airdrie, but not really getting better or worse. She's a relatively healthy 30 year old, so no reason she can't get 100% better and start really enjoying life again.
Is the trail you mentioned called "Consolation Lakes" on this site?
Parks Canada - Banff National Park - Hiking Trails in the Lake Louise & Moraine Lake Area
It shouldn't be too busy at this time of year eh? I remember seeing something a week or so ago about alpine snowpack being about 1.5m thicker than normal. Dunno if that means the meadow will still be under snow? Also are their bear restrictions at this time of year? I know I know, all answers that can be found by my friend google...
Thanks again!
BTW the loop we did in Algonquin (I've done it 4 times now) is 5-6 km in with no overall elevation gain, but a solid 75m or so hill in the middle near the end that makes it tough with heavy packs on your back. Day two is a light day with just lunch on your back, 5 km to a swimming hole and 5 k back. Day three is the hike out. Relatively easy overall but a great way to spend a few days!
|Well, you could always stay in tunnel mountain campground since you have never. Its pretty nice unless its changed a ton but I always enjoyed it. Really theres a lot of trail options but the bow river is right there and you can hike into banff from the camp, although I recall it being a little bit of scrambling, I think becuase we were down low. I think theres a good trail there. You can find a ton of trail ideas at the info desk though, they will sort you out in town.
Do valley of the 10 peaks, its where i take never evers. You don't have to go up to the pass you can just hike up to the meadow and the little lake up there. If i am with in shape ppl we make it up to the meadow in about 45 min, when i go with people who don't hike who visit from ontario it takes about 1.5. Just go slow take lots of breaks, its pretty much just switch backs to get above the tree line then it is relativly flat. The only thing i would say to that is maybe call to see if there is a ton of snow up there still. Make sure you tell them you are not going up the pass just to the meadow.
For back country a good place to start to keep the girl friend happy is to join the alpine club of canada and stay in back country huts. They are all over the place and are well equiped and super cheap. Just bring food and a sleeping bag and everything else is there. A super easy one is Elk Lakes hut, you start in kananaskis and hike into BC. There are also some high alpine ones that are harder to get to but unreal. Look up the Asulkin Hut (good place to split board as well).
Also take your girl to see Dr. Fisher at Intergrated Health downtown Calgary. He will get her fixed up.
Calgary area Camping/Hiking thread
Just like the title says, I'm heading out for some light camping/hiking in a couple weeks... Looking for ideas!
I was originally thinking Johnson Canyon campground and hike, because it seems like an easy start to the area, and some neighbours said it was very scenic. But I've also read it's extremely busy at times. Being the June 21st weekend it shouldn't be too bad though.
Any other must sees? Eventually we want to get into backcountry camping, but the Fiancee needs to be initiated into Banff area camping so we're thinking a campground is a good start.
So: good campgrounds? Good 5 km or so hikes? Not looking to do any scrambling, just light-medium grade hikes. Rougher trails are okay as long as the grade isn't too steep (Fiancee has sciatic issues that flare up when she has to use a lot of leg-butt-back muscles, yeah yeah, I know)
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1865-Vintage Artifacts Back On Display At DeSoto Refuge
A collection of Civil War era artifacts has returned to its home at the DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge along the Missouri River.
More than 250,000 artifacts from the Steamboat Bertrand Museum Collection were removed just before the 2011 flood and stored at a warehouse in Bellevue, Nebraska. The collection is an archaeological time capsule of 1865 America.
Museum officials say the collection was inventoried and inspected while the refuge and the collection's home, the DeSoto visitor center, underwent major repairs over the last two years.


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Born in Algeciras, a small city in southernmost Spain's Cadiz province, de Lucia was bred to be a world-class musician. He trained with his father and brother from the age of five. Mastering the art of flamenco guitar by his 11th birthday, he made his public performance debut on Radio Algeciras in 1958. A year later, he received a special award at the Festival Concurso International Flamenco de Jerez de la Frontera. Heralded as a child prodigy, de Lucia was invited to join the flamenco troupe led by dancer José Greco at the age of 16. He remained with the group for three years. A turning point in de Lucia's musical development came while on tour with Greco's troupe in North America. Meeting Sabicas, the first flamenco guitarist to tour the world, he was instructed to pursue his own style of playing. Although he remained tied to traditional flamenco on his first two solo albums -- La Fabulosa Guitarra de Paco de Lucia in 1967 and Fantasia Flamenca in 1969 -- and recorded ten albums accompanying flamenco vocalist de la Isla, de Lucia continued to seek a personal approach. The renowned guitarist died suddenly and unexpectedly of a heart attack in Mexico in February 2014; he was 66 years old. The city of Algeciras, de Lucia's birthplace, declared two days of official mourning. ~ Craig Harris
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Posted by James McQuivey on the CMOs Blog on April 16, 2014
Google acquired Nest for billions, and then Facebook spent several more billion on Oculus VR. We're only a few months into 2014, and already billions have been spent by some of the world's largest digital players, with each of these companies eager to own the next big thing. Mobile is right here, right now, but everyone knows that very soon, there will be something else. But what else?
In the battle to find and claim the next device that everyone will want, these companies will soon realize that next big thing is not a thing at all: It's your voice.
Voice control suffers from the same things plaguing augmented reality or virtual reality: It has been around for so long that we think we know what it is. Any fan of Star Trek: The Next Generation knows that voice control involves invoking an invisible computer with a command, "Computer," followed by a query, "How many Klingons does it take to screw in a light bulb?" Maybe that's a question you don't want the answer to, but the computer — as voiced by Majel Barrett in the TV series — would know it.
It's possibly a long history of popular depictions of voice control that made us collectively show so much enthusiasm for Siri when Apple first debuted it in 2011. It's also partly to blame for why we quickly turned on Siri, declaring her soothing semi-robotic tones to be merely amusing at best or irrelevant at worst.
When Microsoft recently announced its long-rumored Cortana voice service for Windows Phone 8.1 as a catch-up to both Siri and Google Now's own voice interface, the interest was modest, perhaps because if Siri hasn't changed the way millions of Apple users use millions of Apple devices, how can Microsoft initiate a wave of behavior change when it has so few Windows Phone users?


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Can anyone help me?
I'm trying to edit an old post with some updated information and photo's. It's this one:http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/f20/e...g-types-46703/
I want to edit the first post which I've done a ton of times but now when I try to edit it now the edit box appears blank as if nothing has been posted at all. I can edit other posts in the thread but not the first one. Any ideas?


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|Turkey Italian Sausage browned and them simmered in the slow cooker in low-sugar marinara sauce. What could be easier?
It's Friday but I don't have any photos to share this week of those naughty things I may or may not have eaten, so instead I'm giving you a recipe for something I make all the time to eat for lunch at school. Speaking of Easy South Beach Recipes, it just doesn't get much easier than this. I use turkey Italian Sausage with less fat to make this more South Beach Diet friendly, and although I often use my own marinara sauce, this time I used Muir Glen Tomato Basil Sauce, which is organic and low in sugar. Use any brand of sauce you like, but do check the sugar if you're eating the lower glycemic index South Beach Diet way.
Italian Sausage with Tomato Sauce
(Makes 5 servings, but double it if you want because this freezes very well)
1 pkg. (5 links) Turkey Italian Sausage (either hot or mild, but I prefer hot)
2-3 tsp. olive oil for browning sausage
1 jar (25.5 oz.) low sugar Pasta Sauce (use your favorite tomato-based sauce variety that is low in sugar, try to get under 5 grams sugar per serving)
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The Divine Nature of Christ
Other religions might say they respect Christ for being a good prophet or moral teacher, but Scripture will not allow us to stop there. Jesus is also truly God and worthy of our worship. To be a servant of Christ ...Read More
The Pelagian Captivity Of The Church
The power of God for conversion is in His grace working through the preaching of the gospel (1 Cor. 1:21). We do not have to invent fancy techniques to bring people to faith; we just have to preach God's Word ...Read More
Is Grace Cooperative?
Passages such as Titus 2:11 are invoked as proof of prevenient grace, but the biblical doctrine of election forces us to reject Arminian and Wesleyan interpretations. When Paul says the grace of God has brought salvation to all people, he ...Read More
A Divided Will
Either God is the source of all good or He is not. If we deny the necessity of grace to do what the Lord considers truly good, then we end up calling into question whether He is the ultimate source ...Read More
Is Grace Resistible?
Augustinianism and semi-Pelagianism ultimately disagree regarding the power of God's love and beauty. Is God's love so effectual and is He so lovely that those to whom He reveals His salvation cannot finally reject Him, or are His love and ...Read More
The Loss And Restoration Of Liberty
When Adam and Eve sinned, they tried to hide from God (Gen. 3:6–7). Since then, all people apart from grace have continued hiding from the Lord, seeking to avoid His law and His judgment. This is a futile effort, and ...Read More
Are We Born Free
Few would claim the mantle of Pelagius today, but it is a common belief that God's commands imply our ability to obey. Thus, many people overestimate the degree to which they have kept God's law. We must have a strong, ...Read More
The Truth Shall Make You Free
Sin is a harsh master, leading its slaves finally to death. Christ, however, is a kind master who gives us an easy yoke. His servants will not experience eternal death but eternal life. If we think that we can find ...Read More
The Grace Of Perseverance And Glorification
Knowing that God will keep us in grace inspires us to work out our salvation, obeying Him as evidence that He is indeed preserving us. And when we see someone apparently fall from grace, that is our cue to pray ...Read More
The Grace Of Sanctification
Until we are glorified, the presence of sin remains in us, affecting all that we do. Thus, our obedience cannot merit salvation because none of our obedience is perfect. But God is pleased to accept good works done in Christ ...Read More


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Importance of Agriculture
Agriculture is the number one industry in Montana and MSU delivers a variety of programs and outreach services that enrich and advance the agricultural enterprise. Originally known as the Montana College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, agriculture has been a cornerstone of MSU's academic and outreach efforts since its inception.
Pertinent Research
From crops and livestock to land management, MSU is researching issues that are specific to Montana. This research drives new innovations in agriculture such as new crop varieties and vaccines that help Montana producers. In particular, the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station (MAES) is a high impact program focused on challenges faced by food producers. MAES conducts research in agricultural and natural resource systems at multiple locations around the state.
Statewide Service
The MSU county Extension offices and Montana Agricultural Experiment Station give MSU a statewide presence to serve communities all across the state. County Extension offices help to share research-generated knowledge by making it accessible and useful to individuals, families and communities.
Agricultural Marketing Policy Center (AMPC)
The purpose of the Agricultural Marketing Policy Center is to provide applied research and education, including extension education on agricultural marketing and related policy issues for informed decision-making by farm and ranch managers, public decision makers in rural communities and in local and state agencies, state legislators, and congressional delegations in Montana and the Northern Plains and Rockies Region. http://www.ampc.montana.edu/
Beef/Cattle Extension Program
The goal of the Extension Beef Program is to provide scientific, research based information to help producers create "low cost - high profit" cattle that yield a product desired by the consumer and manage resources in a sustainable manner while maximizing profits. http://animalrangeextension.montana.edu/beef/
Agro–Security and Agro–Emergency Preparedness
This new program seeks to assist agricultural producers in preparing for all emergencies, as well as identifying where to get assistance during and after an event. Emergencies could be the result of bad weather, natural disasters, disease outbreaks, transportation accidents, or as a result of deliberate and malicious acts. In any case, a quick organized response to an emergency event will help protect human health and life while reducing or preventing animal disease and death, crop and facilities damage and economic loss. http://www.animalrangeextension.montana.edu/agrosec/agrosec.html
Center for Invasive Plant Management
The Center for Invasive Plant Management (CIPM) serves as a western regional hub for invasive plant expertise. Working with state and federal agencies, Tribes, farmers, ranchers, the research community, Extension Services, county weed districts, and conservation organizations, the Center helps promote broader awareness and progressive sustainable solutions to invasive plant problems. www.weedcenter.org
Cropping Systems
A cropping system is a producer's map of their approach to production. MSU Extension offers online tools to help producers make informed choices. These tools will provide custom results for your operation. From variety selection to herbicide choice or scheduling water use for irrigation, these tools will help produces make educated decisions for farming operations here in Montana.
Equine Extension Program
The MSU Equine Extension program offers a wealth of equine related information, articles, resources, links and calendars. http://animalrangeextension.montana.edu/equine/equine.htm
Farm Management
The MSU Extension Farm Management program provides educational materials on Farm and Ranch Management, Financial and Economic Implications of Production Agriculture, Decision Support Software for Agriculture, Agricultural Policy and Commodity Support Programs and Risk Management. http://www.montana.edu/extensionecon/farmmanagement.html
Fire Services Training School (FSTS)
The Fire Services Training School provides training for community and volunteer firefighters who serve local fire stations all over Montana. The staff is a dedicated group of individuals around the state whose activities have significant impact on firefighter safety and insurance premiums paid by Montanans. In Plentywood, the Fire Chief credits FSTS with saving $200,000 in commercial premiums annually. FSTS has introduced virtually all of the innovations occurring in the past three decades for the safety and well-being of Montana's firefighters. FSTS has improved the performance of 76 percent of community fire companies. Additionally, FSTS reduces the cost to the state of "project fires" by improving local fire company's ability to make successful initial attacks. By bringing professional training to communities, FSTS significantly reduces training cost for local governments. http://www.montana.edu/wwwfire/
Food and Agricultural Systems Education
Food and Bioenergy Systems degree program, with a Sustainable Food Systems track offered through the Department of Health and Human Development. This major entails a great deal of service learning and internships that involve students in many communities and food and farm enterprises throughout the state. Locally, the Towne's Harvest Garden provides thousands of pounds of produce each summer to the Gallatin Valley Food Bank, as well as to its Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) members and buyers at the local farmers markets. http://sfbs.montana.edu
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
The Montana Agricultural Experiment Station (MAES) is a vibrant and high impact research
outreach organization with statewide impacts in agriculture and natural resource communities. Selected research themes encompass small grain and livestock production; stewardship and management; bioenergy; integrated pest management; infectious diseases; sustainability; trade and policy analysis; and environmental sciences. MAES is a programmatic and financial partnership with the State of Montana and the USDA. State and local citizen-based advisory groups provide guidance on research activities to address future challenges from Montana's largest industry with more than $3 billion in gross receipts. http://agriculture.montana.edu/
Montana Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
IMP provides pest management information to agriculture and horticulture of Montana and surrounding states, prioritize and coordinate pest management research, extension and educational programs, and respond to the informational needs of the public and private sectors on a regional basis. http://ipm.montana.edu/
MontanaView - Geospatial Technologies
The MontanaView program provides workforce development programs, K-12 education, and emergency response support with respect to satellite remote sensing and geospatial technologies. MontanaView is part of the 37-state AmericaView consortium; MSU leads the MontanaView consortium, which included University of Montana, Montana Tech, Salish Kootenai College, and several other non-profit and governmental organizations. http://www.montanaview.org/
MSU College of Agriculture
As a land grant institution, Montana State University provides education, research, and extension/outreach programs focused to meet the changing needs of Montana. The College of Agriculture and the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station generate and disseminate superior knowledge and technological solutions to increase the competitiveness of Montana's agricultural and natural resources, preserve environmental quality, and improve the quality of life for all our citizens. http://ag.montana.edu/
MSU Extension Cropland Weed Ecology and Management.
The Montana State University Extension Cropland Weed Ecology and Management program focuses on developing and delivering information on the integrated management of agricultural weeds. We provide plant identification through the Schutter Diagnostic Lab. http://ipm.montana.edu/cropweeds
MSU Extension Entomology
Entomologists in three departments at MSU (Animal and Range Sciences, Land Resources and Environmental Sciences, and Plant Sciences and Plant Pathology) engage in extension programs for horticultural, crop, forest, livestock, pollinator, rangeland, stored-grain, and urban insects throughout Montana. The Schutter Diagnostic Laboratory provides insect identification services. http://diagnostics.montana.edu/
MSU Extension Horticulture/Yard and Garden
MSU Extension's horticulture programs, publications and links provide expert yard, garden and urban integrated pest management resources for individuals and business throughout Montana. http://msuextension.org/category.cfm?Cid=5
MSU Extension Master Gardener Program
The Master Gardener Program was first started by the Washington State Cooperative Extension Service in 1972. It grew out of a need to meet an enormous increase in requests from home gardeners for horticultural information. Master Gardeners have become a vital part of Extension's ability to provide consumers with up-to-date reliable information. Master Gardening has also given its participants a sense of community spirit, accomplishment and intellectual stimulation. http://www.mtmastergardener.org/
MSU Extension Plant Pathology
The Extension Plant Pathology program at Montana State University focuses on diseases of economic importance in Montana as well as issues faced in the home landscape. We provide plant pest identification through the Schutter Diagnostic Lab. http://www.msuextension.org/plantpath/
MSU Extension Water Quality Program
The Montana State University Extension Water Quality (MSUEWQ) program works to address the broad spectrum of water quality education and information needs of a diverse audience throughout Montana and its neighboring states through research, extension education, and outreach. MSUEWQ is part of the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) Northern Plains & Mountains Regional Water Program. The goal of this program is to protect or improve the quality of water resources throughout the United States and its territories, particularly in agriculturally managed watersheds. The Northern Plains & Mountains program seeks to address this goal at national, regional, state, and local levels. http://waterquality.montana.edu/
Natural Resources Extension Program
The Extension Livestock Environment program's goal is to provide education, technical assistance, and applied research answers to all stakeholders in Montana's livestock industry. This program provides ongoing outreach on animal waste and nutrient management, regulatory compliance, non-point source pollution, air emissions, and recommended environmental best management practices. http://animalrangeextension.montana.edu/natural/natural.htm
Extension Forestry
MSU Extension Forestry is a branch of the MSU Extension Service and is housed cooperatively with The University of Montana - College of Forestry and Conservation in Missoula, Montana. The mission of Extension Forestry is to provide education and outreach to Non-industrial Private Forest Landowners around Montana. It is estimated that more than 50,000 landowners own 4 million acres of forestland in the state. http://www.cfc.umt.edu/extensionforestry/
Range Extension Program
The Extension Range Management program addresses range management issues facing Montana landowners. The goal of the program is to provide scientific, objective, and research based information that promotes an understanding of range management. http://animalrangeextension.montana.edu/range/range.htm
Sheep Extension Program
The Montana Sheep Extension program is a demand driven program which strives to address specific needs of Montana sheep producers. The goal of the sheep extension program is to provide programs, knowledge, and assistance to sheep ranchers throughout Montana and the Rocky Mountain region. http://animalrangeextension.montana.edu/sheep/sheep.htm
Soil Fertility Extension Program
The Soil Fertility/Nutrient Management program at MSU focuses on the processes that affect nutrient cycling so that they can be managed more sustainably. Soil testing can detect low nutrient levels that lead to possible crop nutrient deficiencies. In addition, soil testing allows for timely adjustments in fertilizer applications, reducing input costs. Understanding the economics of fertilizing, yield goals, and crop quality, along with soil fertility management can assist the producer in meeting profit goals. http://landresources.montana.edu/soilfertility/
Sustainable Food and Bioenergy Systems (SFBS)
The Sustainable Food and Bioenergy Systems (SFBS) interdisciplinary degree program promotes sustainable production, distribution and consumption of food and bioenergy by growing a new generation of leaders through collaborative learning and hands-on experience. SFBS students will explore various aspects of food and bioenergy systems as well as career opportunities in these areas. http://sfbs.montana.edu/
Swine Extension Program
The Montana swine extension program is flexible and demand driven and attempts to respond to specific needs within local areas. The swine industry is currently undergoing dramatic changes in production technologies, business structures, product quality, marketing strategies, and awareness of environmental and other societal concerns. A goal of the swine extension program is to provide programs, knowledge, and assistance to help producers understand and adapt to these changes and issues. A second goal is to develop the concept that a progressive attitude coupled with niche marketing will help smaller producers retain a successful and important role in the swine industry. A third goal is to provide youth and the public, an understanding of modern swine production as well as with knowledge of the characteristics of high quality pork products. http://animalrangeextension.montana.edu/swine/swine.htm
Wildlife Extension Program
The goal of the Extension Wildlife Program is to provide scientific, research based, and pertinent information to promote understanding of all aspects of wildlife management. A second goal is to provide programs and information that will help sustain Montana ranches and farms while increasing the public appreciation for the contribution of agriculture to wildlife and wildlife habitat. http://animalrangeextension.montana.edu/wildlife/wildlife.htm
Yellowstone Science
The Weed and Invasive plant ecology and management group and thermal biology institute of LRES have teamed up to create Yellowstone Science website which houses environmental science lesson plans for 4th-12th grade teachers and their students. The aim of the site is to provide science teachers around the state with interesting and unique environmental lessons plans that focus on plant ecology, geo-microbiology, snow science and civil engineering, thermal microbiology, historical geography, and hydrology.http://yellowstonescience.montana.edu/


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Criminologist, a multiple graded stakes winner, will be supplemented to the $500,000 Matriarch on Nov. 30 at Hollywood Park, trainer Shug McGaughey confirmed Wednesday from New York. The fee is $10,000 for the Grade I test for fillies and mares at one mile on turf.
"All systems are go," said McGaughey from Belmont Park, where the 5-year-old mare has worked three times since a third-place finish as the favorite in the Oct. 11 Athenia Handicap.
"She should get firm turf and probably some pace out there," added McGaughey. "This will be her last race. She has won four Grade IIIs but no Grade Is."
McGaughey said the mare would be flown west Monday and be ridden by Edgar Prado, who won the 2006 Matriarch on Price Tag.
Criminologist, winner of the Noble Damsel Handicap at Belmont two starts back, has won nine of 21 outings and earned $544,313 for owner-breeders Stuart Janney III and the Phipps Stable.
The Matriarch is the co-feature with the $500,000 Hollywood Derby on closing day of the three-day, six-race Turf Festival, which begins Friday, Nov. 28.
Trainer Bob Baffert named Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith to ride Ventana for the first time in the $100,000-added Hollywood Prevue Stakes, a Grade III test for 2-year-olds at seven furlongs Sunday.
Baffert won the race a record fourth time last year with Massive Drama following victories by In Excessive Bull, Commitisize and Premier Property from 1996-98.
Smith, who won the 2003 Prevue on Lion Heart, will become the fourth jockey to ride the colt in four starts. He finished fourth in the Goodman Stakes at Santa Anita in his California bow Oct. 18.
Ventana broke his maiden at first asking Sept. 5 at Belmont before finishing a distant 10th in the Champagne Stakes on Oct. 4. A $410,000 purchase at the Barretts March Sale, the son of 2002 CashCall Futurity winner Toccet is co-owned by Mike Pegram, Karl Watson and Paul Weitman.
Ventana is expected to be joined in the Prevue by unbeaten Backbackbackgone (Rafael Bejarano), Hollywood Juvenile Championship winner Azul Leon (Garrett Gomez), Arashi Cat (Clinton Potts) and unbeaten Canadian invader Congor Bay (Michael Baze). Congor Bay was scheduled to arrive here today.
Trainer John Sadler entered two sprinters in Saturday's $100,000-added Vernon O. Underwood Stakes but not the two he originally planned.
Sadler, who had planned to enter Cost of Freedom and Noble Court, went with Noble Court and Six Pack Abs after Cost of Freedom failed to get off the veterinarian's list following a five-furlong work in 1:00 here Wednesday.
"He's still on the vet's list and couldn't be entered," said Sadler after the ruling by state veterinarian Tim Connor. "They checked him after the work and weren't satisfied with him."
Cost of Freedom, a 5-year-old gelding who won the Ancient Title Stakes in September at Santa Anita, was a vet's scratch for unsoundness the morning of the Breeders' Cup Sprint on Oct. 25 at Santa Anita. He has worked three times since.
Sadler still has hopes for his other two Underwood entrants, particularly Noble Court, in the Grade III test at six furlongs.
"He had been out with a tendon injury," explained Sadler of a year layoff before the 4-year-old colt returned with an impressive come-from-behind allowance victory at Santa Anita on Oct. 4. Noble Court won the 2007 San Vicente Stakes at Santa Anita.
Six Pack Abs makes his stakes debut after a pair of good allowance efforts at Santa Anita.
Sadler seeks to win the Underwood for a record third time and first time in 18 years. He won with Olympic Prospect in 1989 and Frost Free in 1990.
Diamond Diva, winner of the CashCall Mile in her last start here in July, is nearing a return to training, according to trainer Jim Cassidy.
"She hurt a suspensory in the CashCall Mile and will start to train again at the end of the month," said Cassidy from Santa Anita.
"We're monitoring it pretty closely," said Cassidy of the 4-year-old filly owned by Three Chimneys Racing. "The injury was minute, but with a filly of that quality, you don't want to take any chances."
Cassidy also picked up Irish import Pasar Silbano, who finished seventh in the Moccasin Stakes for 2-year-old fillies Sunday in her United States debut for Three Chimneys.
FINISH LINES — Jockey Corey Nakatani, sidelined since Sept. 24 with a broken collarbone suffered in a Santa Anita spill, is nearing a return. "He gets doctor's clearance tomorrow, will start getting on horses Friday at Santa Anita and hopes to ride here next weekend," said agent Ron Ebanks…Trainer John Sadler said Eloquently, an English import who arrived here last week, could join Landaluce Stakes winner Emmy Darling in the $100,000-added Miesque Stakes for 2-year-old fillies Nov. 28. Sadler said he also planned to nominate Machisimo, a new arrival from Florida, to the $150,000 Hollywood Turf Express on Nov. 29...Sadler also said Evita Argentina, winner of the Moccasin Stakes for 2-year-old fillies Sunday, returned in good shape and remained a possibility for the $250,000 Hollywood Starlet on Dec. 13 but that stablemate Alpha Kitten was the more probable starter in the 1 1/16-mile Grade I test…Eric Kruljac said Miguel's Mascot, a recent maiden winner, would return in the $100,000-added Generous Stakes for 2-year-olds Nov. 29...Ger Lyons, the Irish trainer who sent Pasar Silbano out to a seventh-place finish in the Moccasin Sunday in their stateside bows, said he might return to California for the Dec. 26 Malibu Stakes with Dohasa, a good Polytrack performer.


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Re: Crealock 37 Wheel to Tiller Conversion
Internal Halyard Conversion has not been done yet but soon...
Mast is scheduled to be pulled this Friday (April 5) and work will likely start next the following Monday.
Not sure how much I am going to participate in this activity as work will be busy the next the few weeks and I will be out of town Sunday night thru Thursday night.
Chris Catterton of CC Rigging will be doing most/all of the work.
First time the mast has been off the boat since she was delivered in 1989.
New wiring, new LED lights, NMEA cable for B&G Triton wind instrument, new sheeves, etc.
Oh... had the boat out for about 8 hours yesterday. Really enjoyed sailing the boat with the new tiller, so much feedback compared to the wheel.
Marc Hall
Crazy Fish, Crealock 37, Hull 207
San Diego
Crazy Fish - Maintaining, Upgrading and Sailing a Crealock 37
Re: Crealock 37 Wheel to Tiller Conversion
A little off the subject, but I see on your web site that you recently converted to internal halyards on Crazy Fish. I plan to do the same next month, how did the conversion go? Any details you could provide would be appreciated.
Re: Crealock 37 Wheel to Tiller Conversion
Just totaled up the costs for the Tiller Conversion
Includes the conversion kit from Pacific Seacraft
New Kobelt Engine Controls (2042KBW1)
H&L Stock Tiller
Welding of the rudder post extension to the rudder post by Chingon Metal Fabrication
Pulling and reinstalling the rudder by the Hoffman Yacht Maintenance
Installing the bearing provided by Pacific Seacraft by Hoffman Yacht Maintenance
Does not include the haul-out as the bottom needed to painted and the cutlass bearing replaced anyway.
I installed the Kobelt Engine Controls and pulled the pedestal from the boat once the rudder was dropped.
Still need to plug the holes in the cockpit sole from the pedestal and probably some cosmetic fiberglass work on the cockpit sole.
Marc Hall
Crazy Fish, Crealock 37, Hull 207
Crazy Fish - Maintaining, Upgrading and Sailing a Crealock 37
Re: Crealock 37 Wheel to Tiller Conversion
The conversion of Crazy Fish from Wheel to Tiller was completed today.
Thanks to all who posted to this thread.
Thanks to Dave and Rhonda Mancini of Swan who we were able to visit while they were in San Diego.
Thanks to Thumper of Pacific Seacraft who provided tons of support and put together a conversion kit.
Thanks to Shelter Island Boat Yard and Steve Hoffman and crew at Hoffman Yachts who handled the work on the rudder, installation of the rudder bearing and the installation of the MaxProp Easy.
Thanks to Ramon of Chingon Marine Fabrication for a beautiful job of welding the extension provided by Pacific Seacraft to the rudder post.
Marc Hall
Crazy Fish, Crealock 37, Hull 207
Crazy Fish - Maintaining, Upgrading and Sailing a Crealock 37
Re: Crealock 37 Wheel to Tiller Conversion
I'm not trying to hijack the thread, but do any of you who've converted from wheel to tiller have a extra monitor windvane wheel adapter lying around you might want to sell? My seems to have walked off the boat. I've posted a parts-wanted classified but thought I'd throw this out to you guys too.
PSC 31 "Clue"
Re: Crealock 37 Wheel to Tiller Conversion
I spoke with PSC in North Carolina and they said wheel-to-tiller conversions were one of their most often requested services. Cost to do my 2000 34 was in the $5000 neighborhood if I recall . . . it was about a year ago.
Re: Crealock 37 Wheel to Tiller Conversion
Dear Marc,
We also made this conversion and LOVE it! It was a bit of work and futzing but not a difficult conversion.
Removing the pedestal and all that stuff was quite easy. We wanted to make easy for a future owner to convert back so we "covered" the bolt holes with bronze carriage bolts with the heads filed in a decorative compass rose pattern. We covered the hole for the cables with a top view of the PSC 37 hull with a single decorated carriage bold holding it in place. (see picture which is not very good).
For the engine controls we went with a single lever control on the starboard side of the cockpit footwell. While we occasionally bump into it (increasing or decreasing engine RPMs, there have been no problems with this location. And docking or picking up a mooring is not too bad especially if those are happening on the starboard side.
We moved the compass and Chartplotter up onto the companionway hatch. This is GREAT because you can slide the GPS up close or further away depending on which crewmember (with which eyesight and/or glasses) is trying to figure out where we are!
For the tiller and hardware we used a standard skeg bushing on the top end (replacing the round cover plate) like this SKEG BEARING 1.25" BRZ 145096. We then used standard 1 1/2" tiller hardware from Spartan Marine (Spartan Marine Hardware Catalog) (no association with either company). Then came the fun which was to have a machine shop manufacture a rudder post extension which was solid at the top (to fit into the tiller cap) and then hollow (to save weight) to fit down inside the existing rudder post. This went all the way down about 1" past the bolt holding on the quadrant and was notched to fit over that bolt and drilled for the higher bolt for the emergency tiller. Thus the new rudder post extension was about 18" long and fastened with two through bolts to the existing rudder post. Hard to explain but obvious when you look at it. BUT on our boat those bolts were no where near centered in the rudder post so had to be marked in place, taken back to the machine shop, and drilled with great creativity.
The tiller itself was the easy part! I used some local ash and can send dimensions if that would be helpful. We then installed a tiller extension, again of ash and really like having the choices it gives us of where to sit or stand).
Sorry for the long post. It was a big job but one of the better things we did.
SV Kenlanu, Buck's Harbor, ME
P.S. To complete the job I glassed in the nuts holding the cockpit sole in place so I could remove the bolts from above (no more locker crawling). I then used Stainless Steel Button Head bolts, cut off an allan wrench to fit in my drill, and can now do a NASCAR-style cockpit sole removal! Wonderful.
Re: Crealock 37 Wheel to Tiller Conversion
We converted our C37 Yawl to tiller about 10 years ago before leaving for Mexico. You'll find several previous threads if you search this site for "tiller conversion." We purchased all the necessary hardware from Robin when Pacific Seacraft was in Fullerton. I suspect Thumper at the new company can help you as well.
My main concern was safety as getting to the steering cables for emergency repairs at sea is difficult to impossible. A side benefit is full access to the engine and shaft log for maintenance. The Monitor has an easy time steering the tiller and with a simple tiller pilot to the Monitor we don't hand steer much.
If I had to do it again I'd probably go with a gear drive wheel (like the Whitlock) and split the cockpit sole for access (the older c37's have a one piece sole). The Admiral has never forgiven me for taking away the cockpit table, Globemaster compass, cluttering up the cockpit with lines from the Monitor and making it harder for her to hand steer. It's nice to swing the tiller up and have the whole cockpit to lounge in but she'd rather have the wheel back.
A structural issue for tillers on the older C37's is the upper rudder bearing. On ours it was a fiberglass tube glassed-in under the emergency tiller deck plate. I cut this out and glassed in the Orkot bearing Robin sold us. This is a spiral-wound, graphite impregnated cylinder with good structural and bearing qualities to take the side loads of tiller steering. Google: Orkot Bearings.
You'll also need to extend the rudder stock for the tiller head. I have a sketch of what we had made if you need it.
Spinlock makes a single lever engine control that you can fit in the cockpit well and the Ritchie BN202 bulkhead compass is an adequate replacement for the Globemaster.
If you want more info email me at jnewcomer0613 at gmail.com
Re: Crealock 37 Wheel to Tiller Conversion
Hi Marc,
We made the conversion. Our boat is a 34, but the essentials are the same. We are at the Kona Kai Marina if you would like to see the results and talk about it. You can also look at our website referenced by Brokesailor above.
Dave Mancini
PSC34 #305 "Swan"
Re: Crealock 37 Wheel to Tiller Conversion
My 37 was fitted with a wheel and the factory made the switch to the original standards. Actually it was mostly straight forward to convert and without problems. The original rudder-post head and tiller head hardware was perhaps the largest obstacle. I searched worldwide for the original parts and finally found what was nearly identical but still off. The post in the PSC 37 is nearly perpendicular to the water line and the one I found with the big post size was from a vessell that had the post angled much greater than the 37. My fix turned out to be a custom teak and ash tiller (glued on a jig with several layers) that compensated for the angle. The larger cockpit is a huge benefit and the tiller allows real "feel" of the boat. Auto pilot can be very interesting by setting the pilot-arm on the coaming with the tiller flipped reverse (going backwards - a Tor Pinney supplied directive) however the maxium size auto tiller is borderline adequate. Click this link to see the tiller prior to having a custom tiller handle made.
Windflower at the Factory pictures by kkdtrader - Photobucket
If you send to me an email, I can show you new photos that show the close up of the final product.
In the end, I would easily suggest the expense and trouble to have the tiller was well worth the effort for me.
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So what did evryone get for the Holidays? I got Battlestar Galactica Season 1 on DVD, and thats all. What about you guys?
Its a Battlestar Christmas!
So what did evryone get for the Holidays? I got Battlestar Galactica Season 1 on DVD, and thats all. What about you guys?
Its a Battlestar Christmas!
Last edited by jodo; Dec 25, 2007 at 12:27 PM.
I got the regular Boba bobble head i got a massive star wars book called star wars the vault that has all the info on like everything they make and i have more to open and my gma's house so ill let you know
Also from my gma's i got the mandalorians action figures pack and wave 3 from 30th anniversary series
Last edited by Blackshadow; Dec 25, 2007 at 7:43 PM.
I'm at my In-laws house & am gonna drive home in a few minutes.
It's a 6 hour drive before I can open my presents at home
But so far i got the following;
Titanium Fett
Vintage AT-AT Driver 12 inch
New Mcquarrie Stormtrooper with Gold Coin
George Lucas in Stormtrooper armour figure
"Driven" cologne (ummm... that ain't Star Wars, who let that guy buy me somethin'?)
I got a Boba Fett helmet brass belt buckle. :-D
Well for me it was a few $50 bills, a TK 409 Chest Display, My MR Anakin RotS K2 Luxeon Conversion, a hell of a lot of chocolate, and the usual sock, jocks, boxers and shower stuff lol
So far from wifey...Bladerunner Collector Edition (Briefcase) and The Star Wars Vault, which is incredible. More to come later from the in-laws.
I got a new fencing jacket, a badger 150, a compressor, and some other miscellaneous glues, paints, and dremel bits.
Sounds like everyone's been raking in some good stuff!
I also got the Blade Runner Ultimate DVD set, a Gentle Giant Dengar bust, a Gentle Giant animated Darth Vader maquette (the black and white version!! ) and $100 from my mom and dad.
My wife said she had ordered me 2 other things that didn't make it here before Christmas. . . and she still won't say what they are!!
Hope everyone enjoys their Christmas.
Well it looks like everyone has received some pretty cool gifts. My brother surprised me with an awesome Kotobukiya fett figure, as well as a cool medicom fett figure.
Gift card to Applebys, gift card to Dillards, Titanium Sandtrooper, 5 of the single figure battlepacks, sweet UALR shirt -which I had to wear today :-)
And a few DVD's.
Master Replica Force FX Darth Maul lightsabers and the connector. The Star Wars vault, an Unleashed Black stormtrooper, A movie about Ninjas, and some Cologne.
Well besides the Boba Fett helmet belt buckle, my father-in-law gave me a Badger 200 airbrush gun (his old one, his wife gave him a new one), a variable speed dremel, and a 150 piece dremel set. Should help with the costuming. :-P
Well... here's the SW stuff I got so far. I wish I still had my old lite brite. The pop-up book has to be the coolest pop-up I've ever seen. Other that this, I got a couple hundred in cash and some gift certs. One more gathering to go though.
Add 3 shirts to my haul.
got the Star Wars Vault!! this thing is awesome. I have read it 3 times from cover to cover since last night. anyone else get one?????
woo hoo I got the blade runner dvd set, cheap quasi dremel, variable speed dremel, and a huge craftsman tool chest on wheeels for all my tools, jeans and coffee gift cards. merry christmas vode
Hey there
I was given ....
Concept Han Solo figure
Clone Wars Vol 1&2 dvd
Phantom Menace movie poster
Framed SW stamp sheet
Happy Holidays Everyone!
From my loved ones I received:
- Star Wars Vault,
- Halo 3 Lengendary Helmet Disc Set,
- Canon IXUS 860s Digi Cam,
- 360 Game and
- Band of Brothers Boxed DVD Set.
To my loved ones, i gave:
1x iTouch 8GB,
1x iPod Classic 80GB,
1x iPod Nano 8Gb,
1x Precious Moment Collector's Figure Set,
1x M9 Casted Boxed Gift,
1x Seasons 1&2 of Wanted Dead or Alive with Steve McQueen
1x HIM Pocket Watch and
1x Elektra Costume and Sais
That said, I'm officially broke.
Stay safe,
umm...do I count the stuff I [i]know[/]i I got but hasnt been wrapped, the stuff that I got early, the stuff I know what is but haven't opened, or the stuff I haven't opened and have no clue about?
For early gifts:
MR FX saber kit,
Craftsman Snowthrower- 5.5 hp, 24" wide by 16" tall mouth,
Gifts I know about that haven't been wrapped:
Photo-mosaic puzzle of JAck Sparrow,
Jack Sparrow's Pirate Gear (bought it for the compass)
AC/DC "Back in Black" T-shirt.
Gifts I know about that have been wrapped:
John Wayne 20-movie set
that wierd pen that records what you write (Fly-pen, I think?)
The ones I don't know about that have been wrapped............
Well, that explains itself.
Don't know what my family in Kentucky is sending up.
My grandma has been in the hospital (2 weeks tonight) and we're waiting for her to come home before we tear into them.
I to got the POP-UP guide to the galaxy (totally awsome book) but the big surprise was the limited (only 2000) Fossil Boba Fett watch and I go number 149/1000 this is what it looks like.
I also recieved wirelss headphones for my xbox (I think that was a present for me but really for her)
new head phones for my zune.
a nice jacket.
BB gift certificate. (speaking of any body know where I can get a 2 port HDMI switch??)
Man, I got ALOT this year, Im surprised. Lemme see what I remember!
-ESB classic movie poster
-antonio banderas cologne
-New dremel tool
-star wars blanket lol
-sansa "LIl' monsta" mp3 player
-battlefront renegade squad
-ratchet tool set
A few more things, just cant remember! Man I feel spoiled!
From my gf's family:
-about 8 star wars christmas ornaments
-american classic shampoo, with a large travel bag
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Dover police to honor officer killed in 1888
By JOHN QUINN
Union Leader Correspondent | August 06. 2013 9:41PM
Dover resident Kirk Purington Sr., is one of the last living relatives of Special Police Officer George Pray, who was killed in the line of duty in Madbury in 1888. Purington, who enjoys delving into family history, was pleasantly surprised when the Dover Police Department wanted to honor his great-great grandfather after a Tuftonboro officer discovered a long-forgotten report. (JOHN QUINN PHOTO)
On Dec. 31, 1888, George E. Pray was shot and killed while working to return Charles Tanner to the Concord Insane Asylum. Pray and his friend — William Robinson, who worked at a bottling company — found Tanner eating supper at his home. After learning of the purpose of this visit, Tanner shot Pray in the chest.
"He was a special police officer — he worked when needed," Purington said. "He was actually a dairy farmer. He also worked for the highway department when needed."
While a photo of Pray has not been found in old police records or at the city library, Purington said City records listed that there was one murder in Dover in 1888, Purington said. There were no other details about the police officer's murder.
Police became aware of the incident after Tuftonboro Police Chief Andrew Shagoury stumbled across documents while doing unrelated research. Shagoury submitted the discovery to the N.H. Law Enforcement Memorial Committee, who contacted Dover police and initiated a search for the history of the incident, which was published in local newspapers, according to police.
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|If you plan on doing IPO with him start going to club now. If IPO is a goal, you need to be laying down the proper foundation for IPO, it's different than pet obedience.
Normal behavior.
Exercise, training and redirecting until the phase ends.
Teach your children not to squeal or dance around.
Pup wants to play and doesn't have hands.
Are you taking any classes with him? Look for a trainer that will let your daughters work with the puppy in the ring, taking turns.
Teach your daughters this: puppy at the drama club. When puppy nips at them, they are to give a high pitched shriek turn back and dramatically walk away. Storm off 'I'm not playing with you any more!' Then the puppy is in time out for 5 minutes.
One child at a time with puppy until he learns manners. Have each one train him every day for 5 minutes. Yummy treats, hotdogs, cheese, pieces of chopped liver if they can stand it. Spread out the training sessions over the course of the day. Puppy brain is only good for 5 minutes at a time.
I have 3 children, they're almost 11 (boy) and 9 (boy/girl twins). My girl is much better with the dogs than the boys. Girls require less redirection. She was 3 1/2 when we got Otto. His nickname growing up was Mighty McBitey Mite but my daughter mastered bite inhibition a long time before the boys did. She has a natural dramatic flair...
|It does come to end, but every dog is different, some are a little more determined than others. My 3 kids, (all under 8 at the time) would encourage it, so it took us a little longer than it should have, especially with our male. Keep kids/dog separated unless their interaction can be supervised and keep at the redirection to a toy. Do things to wear him out, OB, flirt pole, tug, fetch, make yourself the one the pup goes to when he wants to play, and its hard, but having kids act as uninteresting as possible around him may help, he'll lose interest.... Or not.
I agree...sounds like a normal puppy. Nikki was just getting started with her biting at that age.
Have you seen this? http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum...nhibition.html
your first step is to remove the word aggressive from your vocabulary. He's acting like a perfectly normal playful pup.
keeping the leash on him is a good way to handle it. teach him gentle and check out the many threads on this forum about teaching bite inhibition
Take him outside and play and tire him out. Are there any safe places other than your yard? We took our dog to a park near my home that is well maintained and up to our breeder's place just to socialize and meet other dogs.
Have toys all over the house within reach to stuff in your pup's mouth. Yes your home will be messy for a while.
Section off part of the house? Can you keep him downstairs so your kids can feel safe upstairs?
Toys for teething pups, like Kongs?
Biting and aggressive towards my kids
We have a beautiful working line gsd that is 13 weeks old, we have had him for 3 week now. I have 3 girls, 12, 10 and 7. The 12 year old is tall and just as big as my wife. The other 2 are age appropriate sizes. We love the dog and looking for advice on how to curb this behavior that I see as puppy play. We have had other GSD's but american line, this is our first WGWL.
His behavior is really same with everyone but with my stern no, he will back away then begin to bark at if arguing.
With the girls he will come right up on them and start nipping and biting at them. At this point I have to keep on leash at all times when my girls are home. When they are not at home he is care free in our living room that we have gated off from rest of the house. He is fully house trained and uses the doggy door we have built into our wall from out previous GSD that past away last year from old age.
Summer is coming and the thought of having him constantly on a lead or crated throughout the day is not what I had hoped for.... but my girls come first and seeing them scared and crying from his bites is a little more than I can bare.
I am looking for solutions and advice as to how long this will last. He gets his final shots in 3 weeks and we can start taking him out then to wear him out but playing in yard with me is not making dent in calming his need for play.
I understand that due to his lines that he has more prey drive and the breeder did inform that his lines/parents had defense/agression which is why were interested since we are planning on doing IPO once he is old enough to take to local club.
Thanks for any advice..... I honestly was looking at a muzzle today and then put it back in hopes I could get some advise here on the net.
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Eroica Riesling 2011
Riesling from Columbia Valley, Washington
Winemaker's Notes
The 2011 Eroica Riesling exhibits aromas and flavors of white peach, grapefruit and sweet lime with subtle mineral notes. The mouth-watering acidity is beautifully balanced by flavorful Washington Riesling fruit. After more than a decade, the winery has truly found the "Eroica style," striving for beautiful bright fruit with crisp acidity and enhanced mineralilty.
Critical Acclaim
Wine Enthusiast - "Complex and compelling, this has a luscious mix of fruits that run the Riesling gamut. It's creamy and textural, fresh and primary, with exceptional aging potential and fine, juicy, natural acidity. Cellar Selection"
Wine & Spirits - "Eroica in a cool vintage is driven by energy and freshness more than fruit, the acidity providing a cool, angular intensity. In this 2011, scents of peach and honeysuckle give way to stone fruit flavors that feel clean and pure, buoyed by a minerality that keeps the wine en pointe. A tremendous success in a vintage that required care and a sophisticated approach to viticulture."
The Wine Advocate - "For thoughts on Chateau Ste Michelle's uniqueness and recent evolution, consult my extensive April, 2013 text designed to introduce recent tasting notes. The Ste Michelle-Loosen 2011 Riesling Eroica is scented with lime, apple blossom, clover, honeydew and mint, and gushes with juicy honeydew and apple fruit, its vivacity and (at 11% alcohol) levity reflecting the long, cool growing season including a summer without the usual hundred-degree heat spikes. But for all of that vivacity and lift, this Riesling is also downright lush, making for a refreshingly sorbet-like, metaphorically cooling impression. Its sweetness – at 22 grams – is perfectly judged to support the fruit but not be obvious or get in the way of the wine's versatility. While not hugely complex, it's irresistible and impressively persistent, with hints of salt and stone suggesting the basis for future call-and-response."
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Eroica Winery
Launched in 1999, Eroica is a labor of love for two of the world's great Riesling producers. One from the Old World, Dr. Loosen estate of Germany, and the other from the New World, Chateau Ste. Michelle of Washington state. An intermingling of Old and New World philosophies and technique enables the crafting of an extraordinary Riesling from Washington state grapes. Named for Beethoven's Third Symphony, Eroica reflects not only its variety and site, but also its heritage: bold and forward from its Washington roots, elegant and refined from German inspiration.
The first five vintages of Eroica Riesling (1999-2003) were named to Wine Spectator's "Top 100" list.
"I have long believed that a Riesling revival would have to start with a prominent New World winery like Chateau Ste. Michelle."
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About Columbia Valley
Columbia Valley is the largest of Washington State's wine growing regions, with almost 11 million acres. It encompasses a number of smaller regions, including Yakima Valley, Walla Walla Valley, Red Mountain and more. The vast area consists of a range of climates, allowing viticulturists to plant a diverse selection of grape varieties. Most wineries plant rows sparsely, which helps the vines survive the harsh winters.
Notable FactsMerlot is the most popular and most planted grape of the area, followed by Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay. Syrah and Riesling are also popular and continue to grow in acreage.
About WashingtonRelated Links:Now the number two producer in the United States, Washington State has also grown in quality.
So how does a state known for rain and coffee produce high quality wines? They plant their grapes on the east side of the Cascade mountains, away from that ever-present rain cloud that sits along the coast. Perhaps wine grapes do well since the sandy loam soils east of the Cascade range give way to an almost desert-like land, saved from drought only by the helpful rivers that run through the area – and the good irrigation systems.
Thinking that the state would do best with typical northern growing grapes like Riesling and Gewurtztraminer, turns out the apple state is well-suited for reds, namely Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and, more recently, Syrah. Of course, whites have not been forgotten - Washington State Rieslings range from bone-dry to sweet, are well-structured and high quality, and Chardonnay dominates most of the other white plantings, making a range of wines. But the reds of the region, Merlot in particular, have made Washington State a quality force to be reckoned with.
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20 ratings, 9 with reviewsWineBine - Boyertown, PA412/23/2012
I like this one. I'm not a white wine person, prefer the reds but I love this one.HRSidwell - Chicago, IL16/20/2017stephen tignor - Morgantown, WV16/1/2017jr_weaver - Rocky River, OH15/25/2017awenig - New York, NY35/14/2017MN G-man - Minneapolis, MN411/21/2016Anonymous - South Bound Brook, NJ58/20/2016Anonymous - Albert Lea, MN46/17/2016dkb79 - Honolulu, HI35/9/2016mmartin272 - Lordsburg, NM59/21/2013
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My wife's favorite white.jacarneysr - Brooklyn, NY47/23/2013
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Sparkling on the palate.Terpdevil - Haymarket, VA47/22/201355/7/2013
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Clean and crisp with lots of apple and a nice finish!32/28/201322/24/2013Much sweeter than I expected.42/22/201352/6/2013
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Eroica is our favorite Riesling regardless of price. WE have enjoyed it for many years and this offering from a price perspective can't be beat. It is great to drink on its own or with a meal.bhaenel - Canton, NY32/6/2013
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Missing the distinct Riesling flavor. Still in search of a non-NYS Riesling that I like as much as a good NYS, Alsace or German Riesling. This wine was fine, but it lacks the diesel component that I expect in a good Riesling. Pear? Yes. Diesel? Nope.42/3/2013
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Excellent Wine! Very fresh a fruity. Wine made by Dr. Loosen with technology from German's Mosel in the U.S.A. Better than German's Mosel Riesling.couturequeen - Seattle, WA31/21/201341/13/2013
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In this month's Arsenal Magazine, we asked Johan Djourou a quickfire round of questions on football and his hobbies and interests outside of the game. His favourite game? Best gadget? Favourite website? You can find out all of his answers from these questions and more below!
To hear more from Johan and to read our exclusive interview with Wojciech Szczesny, check out the new Official Arsenal Magazine, now in newsagents and available online.
What would be your dream job if you weren't a footballer?
Maybe I'd like to be a professional basketball player
What was the last film you saw?
Who was the last person you called on your mobile phone?
My dad
What is the most played song on your iPod?
Just some African music
What's your favourite gadget?
My iPad
What is your favourite website?
I'll say YouTube
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Hypocrisy Of Liberals Who Cling To Their Guns
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Gun Control: A different set of gun laws applies to network anchors, but even stranger is a newspaper publishing a map showing not only who has a firearm but also telling predators who doesn't.
It should have been sufficient for the Gannett-owned Journal News, headquartered in White Plains, N.Y., reporting on increased calls for stricter gun control in the wake of the Sandy Hook massacre in nearby Newtown, Conn., to have noted that about 44,000 people in Westchester, Rockland and Putnam counties in the Lower Hudson Valley one of every 23 adults was licensed to own a handgun.
But using data obtained under a Freedom of Information Act request, the paper went further and printed an interactive map showing the names and addresses of gun permit holders a pathetic attempt to shame and embarrass them for exercising their Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms.
In an editor's note accompanying the map, it's pointed out that Journal News reporter Dwight R. Worley hypocritically owns a Smith & Wesson 686.357 Magnum and has had a residence permit in New York City for that weapon. It is not known if his house is one marked on the map, but at least he can post a "Protected by Smith & Wesson" sign.
Hypocrisy among those supporting more gun control is nothing knew from the liberal elites who live in gated communities to Hollywood and music industry stars who travel with armed entourages. Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California is readying legislation to reintroduce the ineffective 1994 ban on assault weapons that expired in 2004 with no impact on the crime rate.
Yet, as radio talk show host Mark Levin points out, Feinstein owns a concealed firearm. "If somebody tries to take me out," she says, "I'm going to take them with me." Seems her life matters more than those of her constituents.
The apparent thrust of the Journal News piece and the paper's position is that guns are dangerous, even though the story's author owns one, and that readers should know which of their neighbors has a firearm and is a potential loose cannon, no pun intended, that threatens their safety.
But it's the Journal News that threatens their safety, because all an armed predator has to do is avoid those homes marked on the map and hit the unmarked. Avoid the red dots and break into the other homes in clearly discernible gun-free zones. Perhaps we could publish maps listing the names and addresses of gun control advocates, those with gun permits, and those who do and those who don't leave home without packing heat.
"Meet the Press" host David Gregory apparently broke a law by waving an empty high-capacity ammunition clip on the air last Sunday during an interview with the NRA's Wayne LaPierre. Under D.C. law, it's illegal to possess even an empty clip. So far the Journal News has not called for his arrest for doing what would be a felony for the rest of us.
What Gregory and the Journal News don't tell us is that over the last 20 years, the firearm crime rate has dropped, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, from 6 victims per 1,000 residents in 1994 to 1.4 victims per 1,000 residents in 2009. This has happened as more and more citizens arm themselves.
Only a handful of states had concealed-carry programs 25 years ago, when the violent-crime rate peaked.
Today, 41 states either allow carrying without a permit or have "shall issue" laws. Major crimes, except in gun-controlled major cities, have shown a continuing decline that has paralleled the rise in the number of right-to-carry states.
As the NRA's LaPierre says, the only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun.
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Dunn Makes First USWNT Start In Algarve Cup
ALBUFEIRA, Portugal - The U.S. Women's National Team overcame a subpar first half to win its opener against Iceland in the Algarve Cup. UNC junior defender Crystal Dunn made her first career start and 2007 alumna Heather O'Reilly was named U.S. Soccer's Budweiser Woman of the Match.
It was the seventh year in a row the USA has won its Algarve Cup opener, but it was not easy against a physical Iceland team that played low pressure on the front line while pushing its backs high, which severely compacted the space in the midfield.
While the Americans struggled to connect passes and find an attacking rhythm in the first half, the USA scored almost exactly two minutes into the second. That led to a flurry of three goals that lifted the USA to victory.
Heather O'Reilly did some hard running from right midfield for the USA all game long and earned the majority of the USA's seven corner kicks on the afternoon. Former U.S. Under-20 star Crystal Dunn, who earned her first career cap at the senior level against Scotland on Feb. 13 in Nashville, Tenn., made her first career start, going the full 90 minutes at right back.
The USA continues group play against China PR on March 8 back at the Municipal Stadium in Albufeira. Kickoff is at 2 p.m. local / 9 a.m. ET and fans can watch the match on TV or online via Pay-Per-View.
The Algarve Cup is being distributed in the United States by Integrated Sports Media for live viewing on both cable and satellite pay-per-view via iN Demand, Avail-TVN, DIRECTV and DISH for a suggested retail price of only $14.95 per match. Additional same day replays will be available. Check with your Pay-Per-View provider for replay times. Fans can visit Integratedsportsnet.com for updates on TV coverage.
Fans can also watch the matches online via Pay-Per-View. For web-streaming information go to http://www.ustream.tv/integratedsportsppv. Fans can also follow the match via ussoccer.com's MatchTracker and on Twitter @ussoccer_wnt.
U.S. Women's National Team Match Report
Match: U.S. Women's National Team vs. Iceland
Date: March 6, 2013
Competition: 2013 Algarve Cup
Venue: Municipal Stadium; Albufeira, Portugal
Kickoff: 2 p.m. local / 9 a.m. ET
Attendance: 500
Weather: 63 degrees, sunny, windy
Scoring Summary: 1 2 F
USA - Rachel Buehler (Lauren Cheney) 48th minute
USA - Shannon Boxx (Christie Rampone) 62
USA - Abby Wambach (Alex Morgan) 74
Lineups: USA : 21-Jill Loyden; 6-Crystal Dunn, 19-Rachel Buehler (capt.), 3-Christie Rampone, 5-Kelley O'Hara; 9-Heather O'Reilly, 7-Shannon Boxx, 10-Carli Lloyd (23-Christen Press, 64), 12-Lauren Cheney; 13-Alex Morgan, 20-Abby Wambach Substitutions Not Used: 2-Sydney Leroux, 4-Becky Sauerbrunn, 8-Kristie Mewis, 11-Ali Krieger, 14-Whitney Engen, 15-Megan Rapinoe, 16-Yael Averbuch, 17-Tobin Heath, 18-Nicole Barnhart, 22-Lindsey Horan, 24-Ashlyn Harris Head coach: Tom Sermanni
ISL: 1-Thóra Helgadóttir; 2-Sif Atladóttir, 5-Hallbera Gudný Gísladóttir, 13-Glódís Perla Viggósdóttir, 10-Dóra María Lárusdóttir, 6-Hólmfrídur Magnúsdóttir (22-Sandra María Jessen, 64), 7-Sara Björk Gunnarsdóttir (capt.) (20-Gunnhildur Jónsdóttir, 83), 11-Katrín Ómarsdóttir (4-Edda Gardarsdóttir,73), 14-Dagný Brynjarsdóttir (15-Gudný Ódinsdóttir, 79), 9-Fanndís Fridriksdóttir (3-Rakel Hönnudóttir, 46), 18-Harpa Thorsteinsdóttir (23-Elín Metta Jensen, 73) Substitutions Not Used: 8-Katrín Jónsdóttir, 12-Gudbjörg Gunnarsdóttir, 16-Birna Kristjánsdóttir, 17-Ólína Gudbjörg Vidarsdóttir, 19-Mist Edvardsdóttir, 21-Elísa Vidarsdóttir Head coach: Sigurdur Eyjolfsson
Stats Summary: USA / ISL
Shots: 18 / 4
Shots on Goal: 8 / 1
Saves: 1 / 5
Corner Kicks: 7 / 3
Fouls: 12 / 16
Offside: 7 / 2
Misconduct Summary: None
Officials: Referee: Fusako Kajiyama (JPN) Assistant Referee 1: Allyson Flynn (AUS) Assistant Referee 2: Saori Takahashi (JPN) Fourth Official: Salome Di Iorio (ARG)
Budweiser Woman of the Match: Heather O'Reilly


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Date: 02/14/2005
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except where otherwise noted, all pictures copyright Dave Crim, Dec. 2004; hereby released to Potomac Curling Club
some guests came in and George is explaining the game to them
in the WARM room, everyone else is out curling! :)
just tryin' to figure the shot
yeah, like that :)
go Barry! (told you I'd get to sheet D :)
she was never really lonely, she's even got a sweeper now! :)
nice form, Sean
go Susan!
skip's rock
the other skip's rock
have I mentioned the Mixed Nationals yet?
nice shirt, huh? :)
what a girl! she can cook and she can curl! :)
she cooks and curls too! what a multi talented group we are! :)
reconfiguring the teams due to people that are leaving (uh, the first round is done! we're back in the WARM room! :)
food's up!
and when you mention food around curlers...see what you get? :)
look at the size of that pile he's got! (hi Neil)
the ambience of dinner
they're like rabbits! they've multiplied! :)
figuring the "draw" for the gift exchange
moved them to the big table
and the first draw is...
Nick, with a game binder