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Will Acheron appear in any more books and will there be another book about him?
Yes, Ash will continue to be a vital part of the series. He will make appearances when and where necessary and be his usual mysterious self. At this time, I don't have an additional book planned for him, but I never say never.
Why is Sam's hair brown in Dream Warrior and then blond in No Mercy? Angelia's hair does the same thing too.
These aren't discrepancies. As in the real world, the characters change year to year. Some of them such as Acheron, Simi, Savitar, Xirena, Zeke, etc. don't have a "set" human form. They can be any height or hair color or eye color they choose and...More
Will Apollymi ever get free and be able to see Acheron?
If she is freed, the world ends. I keep trying to come up with another solution, but so far... It doesn't look good for us :)
Is there something between Apollymi and Savitar?
Yes. It's called hatred and it has to do with a mistake Savitar made centuries ago. That being said, she was never disloyal to her husband, Archon. In spite of his infidelities, she loved Archon right up to the moment she turned him to stone.
The #1 New York Times bestselling series.
The Dark-Hunter Credo:
We are Darkness. We are Shadow.
We are the Rulers of the Night.
We, alone, stand between mankind and those who would see mankind destroyed. We are the Guardians.
The Soulless Keepers.
Our souls were cast out so that we would not forewarn the Daimons we pursue. By the time they see us coming, it's too late.
The Daimons and Apollites know us. They fear us. We are death to all those who prey upon the humans.
Neither Human, nor Apollite, we exist beyond the realm of the Living, beyond the realm of the Dead.
We are the Dark-Hunters.
And we are eternal.
Yeah, yeah. Enough of the doom and gloom because, baby, that ain't us. You want to know what a Dark-Hunter is? We are what the intro says. We're Mad, Bad and Immortal. We're ancient warriors with attitudes who fight rough, and play hard.
We are the scary things that go bump in the night. And we love every minute of it. So when you think you're being watched. You just might be. The question is…is it something evil or is it one of us?
In the world of the Dark-Hunters nothing is ever as it seems. Life and death both take on a whole new meaning as this immortal cadre of warriors fight to protect mankind from those creatures and demons who would prey on us. It's dark. It's deadly and it's a whole lot of fun and laughter.
There are questions in every book that will be answered in the future. The one thing I ask readers to keep in mind is that every story has at least two sides. The side of the person who witnessed or experienced it (each book shows *that* character's viewpoint and memory which may or may not be the same as another character's memory or viewpoint) and the truth. Events are always clouded by perception, conclusions and emotions. If two or more people experience the same exact event, they will come away with two entirely different tales about it. Sometimes VASTLY different. My series is no exception. Each character will have their own unique take on every event.
Sometimes they will contradict each other. Much like my sister and I tell two different versions of an event with I was in 4th grade. Her best friend and I were playing vampire. When Virginia went to bite me, she said. "I vant to suck your blood." Of course I jokingly cried out, "No, you can't!" To which she responded, "Why? Are you anemic?" My response to Virginia was "No, I'm Catholic!" Now my sister (who is thirteen years older than I) refuses to believe that I knew it was a joke. She says I was too young to understand what anemic meant and confused the word with atheist. Of course, since I was the one who responded, I know for a fact that I knew what anemic meant (I was first diagnosed with anemia by my doctor at age five and have been treated for anemia all my life). My sister to this day says that I didn't know– you cannot convince her otherwise. In her mind, she's right, but I know for a fact, that I am the correct one in this situation.
Everyone has argued such events with another participant so I know you all know exactly what I'm referring to. Then of course, there are those people who flat out lie about events to cover for themselves or others (or lie for reasons only they understand) and I know you all know them, too. Apollo is one who often fabricates things in the series, to save face and to wound.
While this can be confusing at times for the reader and may look like I forgot what I'd initially written, I'm hoping all of you will give me the benefit of the doubt until the real truth is "shown" to you. Believe me, in the DH world even the lies have a place.
Likewise, you will see different aspects of the characters through the eyes of others. Many have noted that Nicolette was entirely different in Unleash the Night than she'd been in other books. The reason for this is that you see her through Wren's vantage point and Wren doesn't like her at all. Likewise, she's extremely mistrustful of him and is cold and guarded whenever he's around. Something she's not with her own children or with Vane. But again, we are all that way. There are those we get along with and those we don't. Our friends have an entirely different view of us than our enemies do. To me, these are the things that make all of my series and characters seem real. They are slices of their world and of their lives.
Daimon Rules:
There is actually only one rule: Don't Die.
However we have put together a few reminders for you:
Don't fall onto pointy objects chest first.
Don't drink the blood of the dead.
Sunblock doesn't work, nor do umbrellas or anything else. If sunlight touches you, you violate the only one real rule- Don't die.
All humans are evil.
Dark-Hunters are vermin in need of extermination.
Squires are extra yummy when eaten.
Avoid taking the life of an Arcadian or Katagari unless they are offered to you as a sacrifice. They tend to have very large families that will hunt you down and kill you. On that note, remember, they can travel and kill in daylight. We can't.
In fact, avoid angering anything that walks in daylight. They tend to break into our cribs and expose us to light. So don't play with your food. Kill them, eat them and move on.
Dark-Hunters can't go into cemeteries or any haunted place. For a great show, drag them inside and watch what happens.
Dark-Hunter blood is poisonous to us.
Don't try to kill a Dark-Hunter to steal his soul. They don't have one. It's a waste of your time and it just pisses off the Dark-Hunter.
You can only kill a Dark-Hunter by exposing him to daylight or by decapitation. Anything else just pisses them off.
If you see someone with a bow and arrow tattoo, walk on by. DO NOT ENGAGE. Not unless you're a true Spathi and in that case Bon Apetite
Hang with the Goth crowd, we tend to blend and they think our fangs are cool. Not to mention Goth chicks will gladly ask you to bite them. Goth clubs = supermarket/fast food.
Avoid polyester and plaid. No real reason other than you just look stupid in it. No one should be caught dead in either one and since we're dead…
Avoid the Dark-Hunter called Acheron. There is no such thing as escaping or defeating him. He will kick your ass and laugh while he mops the floor with you.
Avoid biker bars. 1. they tend to have Dark-Hunters in them. 2. we don't blend in there.
Once you go Daimon, do not share this knowledge with any non-Daimon. If anyone should ask, you're still Apollite. Who's going to know? And if they do, kill them.
Never take an Apollite soul. It's just bad form and we will hunt you down for it.
If a bolt-hole opens, go into it.
When approaching an Apollite, the key phrase to remember is "I am the Light of the Lyre and I walk in his grace."
When approaching a Daimon, the key phrase is "I fear no evil, for I am the baddest creature walking the night."
We don't have records of all Apollite communities or groups, but the largest known groups are:
Karones– They are usually found in North America. Mostly the US and Canada. Unlike most of our people, they tend to frequent cooler climates.
Athenians–They are mostly found in and around our native homeland of Greece. They are marked by sun symbols of all sort.
Delphinians–They are our Oracles. Found throughout the world, it is believed they can summon the bolt-holes at will. You can find them by the dolphin tattoo or jewelry they all carry.
Polluxians (Cult of Pollux)– They are the strangest of Apollites in that they all swear an allegiance to die on their birthdays as Apollo decrees. Not well liked by other groups, they are usually found in remote areas.
Mavrovian–They are located in the warmer climates and many of them live in and around the Mediterranean. They are secretive, but we are told many of them carry the mark of the lyre.
Kalasian–They are our angels of mercy. Found all over, they usually live among the humans, but are willing to aid any Apollite they find. Many of them are located in the Arcadian or Katagaria sanctuaries.
Spathi–they are our warrior class. No one knows who they are or where they come from. They are mysterious and powerful. It is said one true Spathi can annihilate a group of Dark-Hunters easily. The true Spathi are identified by the mark of a yellow sun that holds a black dragon in its center. Their leaders are Stryker and Zephyra.
Agkelos–these are the Daimons who find it hard to take the life of "innocent" humans. The weakest of the Daimons, they prey on humans who are criminals and predators.
Dayslayer–we have been told of these since the dawn of our history. No one has ever seen a Dayslayer who is able to walk in daylight. But we believe they exist. It is also believed that one day the one true Dayslayer will come and unite us all so that we can take our place as the rulers of the earth. It is a day we all dream of.
Dikisi–they are called vengeance Daimons. They specifically target the humans who have preyed on Apollites. They also target the Dark-Hunters and any who help or serve them. They are governed by a series of leaders. Only the strongest of them is capable of leadership and if a leader is perceived as weak, he is overthrown by his next in command.
Apati–these are the "fake" Spathi. Dark-Hunters and many Apollites can't differentiate between these and the true Spathi. Most of them are found living in and around human cities. They are tough, but not nearly as much as the real thing.
Trelos–they are the insane Daimons that even the Daimons hunt and kill. These usually start out as Agkelos who have taken so many criminal and evil souls that it has destroyed their own soul. They no longer have control of themselves and will kill anyone they come into contact with whether they need to feed or not.
Kathoros–Said to be even more evil than the Spathi, these Daimons are rare. At one time they were believed to have been the servants of the Atlantean war god Misos. Like the Arcadian Sentinels, one half of their faces is tattooed and legend says they shave their heads.
Doulos–they are human servants to the Daimons. They guard and protect the Daimons from the humans. Their blood can tide a Daimon over if she/he is desperate, but they are only killed when they have betrayed or are no longer necessary. Most of them believe they will become a Daimon and have immortality. They're very stupid which is why we love them.
**Please note that the books listed under series are in their correct reading order even though they don't have to be read that way. The ones listed under related are books/anthologies that contain characters from this series, but they exist outside of the series time line.
Will Acheron appear in any more books and will there be another book about him?
Yes, Ash will continue to be a vital part of the series. He will make appearances when and where necessary and be his usual mysterious self. At this time, I don't have an additional book planned for him, but I never say never.
Why is Sam's hair brown in Dream Warrior and then blond in No Mercy? Angelia's hair does the same thing too.
These aren't discrepancies. As in the real world, the characters change year to year. Some of them such as Acheron, Simi, Savitar, Xirena, Zeke, etc. don't have a "set" human form. They can be any height or hair color or eye color they choose and they vary it just to mess with people's perceptions. Others such as Stryker, Samia, Angelia et al partake of hair dye and haircuts. It's usually a year's span of time between books and it may be several years before a character is seen again. In that time, they can and do get haircuts, change hair color and other such physical matters. In some cases such as Fang in Bad Moon Rising and Wren in Unleash the Night, the changes are shown on screen. But in others such as Sam in Dream Warrior, they get their hair done off camera. My real hair color is jet black and extremely curly. Most of you have never seen me with black hair and the red I choose varies all the time. Likewise, I often blow my hair out, but other times leave it curly. The characters are the same way. Lastly, I write in what's called deep character POV. Therefore, when you're getting a description of a character, it isn't always consistent with the last person's POV you read from. Case in point, I always describe my brother as blond. Yet I've been corrected many times by others who call if brown. In my family of jet black hair, his hair is considered blond. Height and petite are also in the eye of the beholder. Acheron considers Tory petite and tiny even though she's over six feet tall, because compared to him, she is. It's why Nicolette seems different in Unleash the Night. Wren is the first character who describes her who doesn't love her. He's suspicious of her. None of this is done out of author forgetfulness or lack of care on my part. It's done intentionally to add realism to the characters and books. It's now been over ten years since the first DH book came out. It would be weird and unreal if none of them had ever changed in the last decade. Think of it like the way TV show characters change season to season.
Will Apollymi ever get free and be able to see Acheron?
If she is freed, the world ends. I keep trying to come up with another solution, but so far... It doesn't look good for us :)
Is there something between Apollymi and Savitar?
Yes. It's called hatred and it has to do with a mistake Savitar made centuries ago. That being said, she was never disloyal to her husband, Archon. In spite of his infidelities, she loved Archon right up to the moment she turned him to stone.
Will Artemis ever have her own book?
I don't know. She's one of those characters that I can't forgive at the moment. While I feel badly for her, it's not so much that I want to redeem her. We will see.
A member of a race cursed by the god Apollo. They cannot be out in daylight and they must live on the blood of each other. On their 27th birthday, they die a slow and painful death over the course of a twenty-four hour period unless they decide to turn Daimon and prey on human souls. So long as the human soul is alive inside them, they can live. The moment the soul expires, they die. Therefore, they are always trying to find new souls to take.
Squires who are called out to perform blood hunts to terminate any Squire who breaches his/her oath and endangers the Dark-Hunters or their world. They are also called in to execute a "rogue" Dark-Hunter who has turned against humans. Blood-Rites Squires are marked by a spider web-like tattoo on the hand.
Squires who are descended from other Squires.
A race of demons from Atlantis who are extremely violent and amoral. But they have a very interesting code of ethics.
An Apollite who refuses to docilely die over a curse s/he had no part in creating. They feed on human souls and fight the Dark-Hunters. They are mistakenly called vampires, but vampires are a different entity.
An ancient warrior who sold his/her soul to the Greek goddess Artemis for a single act of vengeance. Now they protect mankind from the Daimons who want to claim our souls.
Another word for demon or demon-kind. It can also be a term of affection between demons, symbolizing brotherhood.
Dorean/Free Agents:
Squires who don't serve a specific DH, but who provide a service that helps all of them. Doctors, pilots, police officers, judges, etc. fall into this category.
They are the gods of sleep who were cursed by Zeus to feel no emotion whatsoever. But they carry within them a dark secret that could completely shake the world in which they live. The Oneroi branch are often helpers to the Dark-Hunters.
They are assigned to a specific DH and they maintain the DH's home. They often fetch for them as well. They are aids and personal assistants. They live with the Dark-Hunter and help to create an illusion that there's nothing unusual going on with the occupants of a house.
Fringe Guard
Bounty hunters sent after preternatural beings.
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Chthonian: A race of... well that would be the question. There are only a handful of them left and they are a CRANKY bunch.
Savitar: Yeah... in a class by himself ;) Ditto on Acheron.
Limani: So-called bolt-holes these are doorways that open when Daimons are in trouble. They take the Daimons straight into Kalosis.
Limanis are also many sanctuaries in the human world for us. In a pinch, you can always run to a club or home of the Arcadian and Katagaria packs. So long as you keep your fangs in your mouth, they will tolerate you in their havens.
These are the cities that house large Apollite communes where Daimons are welcome: Las Vegas, New Orleans, New York, San Francisco, Paris, Rome, Athens, London, Helsinki, Rio, Los Angeles, Honk Kong, Montreal
DC not kewl. Too many blood-sucking lawyers, IRS, and politicians. They have no souls to prey on and the poor pitiful people who do are quickly bled dry by them. You'll starve if you try to live there.
Squires who are recruited who had no previous knowledge of the DH world.
A human who speaks with the gods. They tend to be really crusty/cranky people. We think it's because they don't get enough sleep. Too many voices in their head.
A Katagari who has lost all control of his/her powers and has been driven insane by them. They are indiscriminate killers and are hunted, then put down by the Strati and Sentinels. It's also a term that the Arcadians use for any strong Katagari fighter, and one they use to justify killing any Katagari they find.
A human who is employed by a Dark-Hunter or a human who has skills that make a Dark-Hunter's life a bit easier. They have an entire organization set up and are willing to die or kill to protect the secret of the DH world.
The Katagaria equivalent to an Arcadian Sentinel, i.e. super warriors who are even stronger than the rest of their people. Aside from the difference between their subspecies, the Strati do not have the facial markings of the Sentinels. The Arcadians refer to them as Slayers, but Slayers to the Katagaria are those who have lost control of their powers and have been driven insane by them. A true Slayer is hunted and put down by the Strati.
The Malachai
The sum of all evil. Born in violence to do violence.
At one time, there were thousands of Malachai. But after the first war was fought between the gods, they were all destroyed. All except one. Their leader and fiercest warrior who was the original Malachai spawned: Drakon. He is the great-grandfather to Nick. He lived for thousands of years until his son, Teresun Malachai replaced him. In time, Adarian Malachai was born and he, in turn, with the help of Noir, killed his father. Adarian spent centuries serving Noir until he was able to break free of Azmodea and reenter the world of Man where he has been hiding ever since.
The Malachai are allowed to have children, but only one will inherit the powers of their father. The majority of their children never survive childhood and it is said that if a son makes it to age ten, he will then be the one to kill or cause the death of his father, and then assume the full Malachai powers for himself.
If, however, he fails, the senior Malachai can then absorb his powers. To date, no Malachai of the thousands born was ever born to a loving mother. Not until Nick Gautier...
Originally part of the Apollite race, a Were-Hunter's DNA was magically spliced with animals so that they wouldn't die at age 27. Now they are shape-shifters who are embroiled in a war against each other and they live for centuries, but are not immortal.


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FISHER, Ind. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay men's swimming and diving squad earned the Butler Invitational championship for the second-straight season on Sunday, placing first out of four schools. The Phoenix finished with 766.5 points in the one-day meet, nearly 100 points ahead of second-place Xavier (673).
Green Bay finished either first or second in 10 of the meet's 16 events, picking up five total wins.
Reigning Horizon League Swimmer of the Week Willem Poelmans (Hasselt, Belgium) had another outstanding day in the pool for the Phoenix on Sunday, collecting a trio of individual victories. The sophomore earned first-place finishes in the 200-yard freestyle (1:43.79), the 200 breaststroke (2:08.50) and the 400 IM (4:02.90).
Green Bay started the meet with a win in the 200 medley relay, as the team of Evan Hill (Jefferson, Wis.), Ryan Korslin (Rudolph, Wis.), Cole Hackney (Highlands Ranch, Colo.) and Casey Murphy (Sun Prairie, Wis.) raced to a victory in 1:34.89.
Korslin also nabbed an individual win in the 100 breaststroke, touching the wall first in 58.13. Hackney went on to earn a pair of runner-up finishes, placing second in both the 50 free (21.65) and the 100 butterfly (52.43).
Freshman James Wise (Chilton, Wis.) had a solid day on the boards for Green Bay, placing second in both the 1-meter (278.35) and 3-meter (240.65) events. Senior Robert Miner (Madison, Wis.) was also a runner-up in the pool on Sunday, placing second in the 200 butterfly in 1:56.12.
Both Phoenix squads return to action on Saturday, Feb. 1 at in-state, Horizon League rival Milwaukee.
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2 – Xavier 673
3 – Ball State 539.5
4 – Evansville 444
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Arsène Wenger had a word with Emmanuel Frimpong after the Manchester City game - but only about the winning goal.
The tenacious teenager caught the eye at Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night as Arsenal had the better of their Quarter-Final tie only to succumb to a late goal on the break from Sergio Aguero.
The following morning's headlines focused on a reported clash between Frimpong and former Gunner Samir Nasri and Wenger was asked on Friday whether he raised the issue with his young midfielder.
"I had more than one word with him but not about what happened [with Nasri]," replied the manager.
"They were more about the goal we conceded. Overall I don't know what happened with him and Nasri - nobody spoke about that inside the Club."
Frimpong did his prospects of another first-team start no harm with a solid display against City and Wenger believes he's not the only one.
"Frimpong and Coquelin were already involved and I rotate them a little bit," he said. "Players like Oxlade-Chamberlain have made progress and are closer now to being selected to be in the squad."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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- 8 teaspoons RumChata liqueur
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- Brush liqueur over bottoms of the ladyfinger halves. Spread two tablespoons ice cream over the bottom of half of the ladyfingers. Top with remaining ladyfinger halves.
- Wrap each in plastic wrap; freeze on a baking sheet at least 1 hour. Just before serving, dust with cocoa. Yield: 4 servings.
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Reds lead the NL in pitches seen per plate appearance. Believe it or not, the Reds continue to lead the NL with a 3.85 p/pa rate. See THIS LINK for the full stats.
Among the Reds, there are 3 of the top 20 players in the NL in p/pa rate. Dunn is number 5, Freel is number 9, and Hatteberg is 18. Also note that Felipe Lopez is #8, and Kearns is #11. The National League Top 20 is HERE.
This leads to the Reds leading the National League in walks. See THIS LINK.
Among other interesting stat notes: The Reds are dead LAST in the NL in BA w/ RISP, at .248. Also we are 4th worst in team batting average in the majors. We move up to 4th in OBP(.338), thanks to all our walks.
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Bristol Bay Run Nears 5 Million Fish, Nushagak Surging, Naknek Still Waiting
Oregon Fishing Industry Uncertain about Future Access to International Terminal in Newport
China's JD.com Fresh Food Unit Inks Agreement with Norway for Salmon
Changsha Airport Imports Large Quantities of Norwegian Salmon as Norway-China Agreement Takes Hold
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ANALYSIS: May and Year-to-Date Gulf Shrimp Landings Surge
Russian Crab Quota Auction Challenged Over Corruption After Primorye Producers Secure Few Pounds
Acme Smoked Fish Introduces Ready-to-eat Hawaiian Smoked Fish Poke Bowls From Blue Hill Bay
Seafood.com News Summary Monday June 26, 2017
Japanese Salmon Consumption Fell More than 10% in 2016-17; Supply Shrank Too
Japan Becomes Signatory of Anti-IUU Treaty; Pledges to Eliminate Illegal Fishing Activities
Global Aquaculture Alliance BAP is First Aquaculture Standard to Near GSSI Approval
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Tuesday's Calgary Coverage
Flames catch fire in big win over Sabres (Calgary Herald)
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Leopold carves his niche as a Sabre (Calgary Herald)
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Myers deals with pressure, team downturn
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Re: My 1st boat, 1979 22 Catalina, swing keel...need some advice
Time to re-rig Cheers! It's the last step before her first trip to the Pacific. I'm very excited, and am ready to do this. Anyone had rigging experience? I've got the $$ to blow on all running lines, as she was stored in the sun and it killed the lines.
So, if anyone has tips or tricks, would love to hear your thoughts. I'm just going to pull ams replace as pulling so I don't get confused!! All blocks turn, aren't busted, but I'llrob grab a bunch of spares just in case.
Re: My 1st boat, 1979 22 Catalina, swing keel...need some advice
Had a crazy idea today.. I've seen it done on ski boats fairly often.. but would it be practical to vinyl wrap sailboat. Let me clear that up.. not the douche baggery affliction graphics.. but a solid blue black or green maybe w/ a stripe? Just the free board on the side. Leave the anti-fouling and deck as is..
Re: My 1st boat, 1979 22 Catalina, swing keel...need some advice
Sign up for the Yachts and boats for sale - Catalina Yachts association... lots of help, parts, information there.
Like others said, check the pivot/pin/cable. Check the wheel bearings, and replace. check the the shrouds for frays. Then check the chain plates (see if there are lose screws/bolts down below where the shrouds connect)... make sure the mast step is stable. Sails! make sure they don't have tears, and they have all the battens (quick way to trash a main is to raise it with no battens in a blow).
MOTOR? Can't tell by the picture, but seems like a huge NEW motor for the boat. that boat would likely benefit from a 6hp, or 4hp, anything more or less will likely be underkill or overkill/heavy.
gealcoat cracks are nothing... depending on how deep you can wet sand them out, if the hull is dull, that's probably better than just waxing anyway, wet sand, compound, polish, then wax.
Check all the turning blocks, make sure they turn... stupid I know.
Otherwise you have what is arguably one of the most popular starter cruisers on the planet (for good reason). Like others have said, catalinadirect.com is your friend! Every part you can imagine is available for that boat, and reasonably priced, shipped to your door.
Enjoy, and lets see some pictures of her sailing!
PS: A used cat 22 in cared for shape, that age, with trailer and motor, can draw as much as $8000. Mostly because regardless of age, they are tough little boats, and sail as well as the newer ones.
Re: My 1st boat, 1979 22 Catalina, swing keel...need some advice
Anybody got an old Bimini they need to get rid of.. that is halfway close to Mississippi?
Re: My 1st boat, 1979 22 Catalina, swing keel...need some advice
Check out "Chip Ahoy" Homeport This guy has done everything imaginable to a C22.
Make sure the volcano hose is in good shape-easy to replace-easy for the boat to sink if it breaks. You'll need to check the keel pin at some point to make sure it isn't worn. A hydraulic floor jack works ok-support the keel with the jack, CAREFULLY remove the bolts, then lower the keel a couple of inches to check the pin. Jack back up to replace keel.
Re: My 1st boat, 1979 22 Catalina, swing keel...need some advice
I am currently working on the boat and trailer. To date I've done:
1. Step the mast. This was not as hard as I thought. I came up with a clever system (after reading lots on here, with a 1.5 ton crane hoist). Lucky me, I work in construction, so it's easy to get tools like that.
2. New tires on trailer ($200 Fu$&ing bucks).
3. Rigged her all up with sails and all, in the desert but wanted to ensure she is ready before 1st splash in Aug.
4. Re-wired electrical (electrician friend helped)
5. Cussed and drank.
I'll keep posting as it gets better.
Re: My 1st boat, 1979 22 Catalina, swing keel...need some advice
Simple topping lift is nice to have to keep the boom out of the way when you drop the main too.
Re: My 1st boat, 1979 22 Catalina, swing keel...need some advice
Looks good, I'm working on a project of my own. Spend your money on the hardware. "Looks" can always be addressed down the road. As long as there are no leaks or soft spots, you should be good to go. Cable on the keel is a must, and at the very least, running lights if you're planning on being out after dark.
Couple upgrades to look into: upgrading that bow eye to the U-bolt design, especially if you're going to be winching it up on the trailer alot (just get it from Catalina Direct, it's easier than piecing it together). Take that single post eye, and throw it in the garbage. Could end up being a nightmare if it fails while you're trying to get it back on the trailer.
A single line reefing system is fairly inexpensive and good to have in case you get caught in bad weather.
Probably wouldn't hurt to stick a pin in that rudder that you can pop in and out easily. Gets a little hairy, if that rudder comes up in rough conditions. And they are a little too long to leave locked down all the time if you're going to be launching off a trailer.
Re: My 1st boat, 1979 22 Catalina, swing keel...need some advice
As others suggested, check the keel cable. If you will be trailering very far, check that the wheel bearings are well greased. There are some common upgrades for the C22, such as replacing the keel bearing so it doesn't knock, and adding transom scuppers.
While sailing, know that it is possible to sink a C22. Keep lockers latched. When in frisky conditions consider putting hatch boards in, and be prepared to release the mainsheet if overpowered.
Have fun, and expect a steep learning curve the first season.
BTW, I'm not sure PCA Gold is sold in California. Look for a bottom paint that is good for trailerable boats.
Re: My 1st boat, 1979 22 Catalina, swing keel...need some advice
Thanks everyone. I am very excited about it...here are more pics...
I love the advice, please let me know more and more info. Too much info is better than not enough
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Bahr Yusuf leads water to the fertile Fayum area. Photo: Janne Klerk
At the entrance to the fertile Fayum region, in the narrow area of desert near the town of Sedment lay a burial area. A large number of tombs date from the First Intermediate Period, c. 2155-2050 BC. Petrie was therefore convinced that the tombs belonged to the town of Herakleopolis, from which the rulers of the First Intermediate Period ruled over the Northern part of Egypt. Herakleopolis, however, is not situated particularly close to Sedment, and today the site is regarded as a more local cemetery.
Excavations at Sedment
Tents in an old tomb in Sedment where Petrie and his team stayed
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Previous investigations of Sedment in 1904 were unsuccessful. However, the 1920-1921 season, saw the bringing to light of innumerable tombs with finds from several different periods. From the only completely undisturbed tomb from the First Intermediate Period, which belonged to a man by the name of Wadjethotep, the Glyptotek received all the finds.
What, in Petrie's words was the most significant tomb at Sedment belonged, however, to Meryrahashtef from the close of the Old Kingdom. A short distance down into the tomb shaft stood three finely carved wooden statuettes of Meryrahashtef. The largest one, with a staff and sceptre of rank went to the museum in Cairo, the middle one with a staff and deep furrows in the cheeks is in the Glyptotek. The smallest figure is today in the British Museum in London.


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Donald Duck - Big Feet! (Donald Duck #249, 1986)
Marty Greim scripted his self-published 'Thunderbunny' comic in the early 1960s. He wrote and drew the self-published 'Comic Crusader Storybook' in 1977. With Brian Buniak he revived 'Thunderbunny' for Charlton (1982), Archie Comics (1983-84) and Warp Graphics (1985-86). Later on, other artists also worked on the series, such as Gary Kato and Donnie Jupiter. Greim also wrote and drew 'Atomic Mouse', that was published by Bill Black's Americomics (1983), as well as a 'Donald Duck' story for Gladstone (1986).


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UNC Head Coach Roy Williams
Opening Statement
"Well, we feel good. We don't feel good about the way we played in the second half, but the first half we were pretty doggone good. We were so active defensively. We were unselfish and moved it, and did all the things we like to do on the offensive end. We missed some fast break opportunities: 3 on 1, 3 on 2, we had three of those that we didn't score. I was so pleased with what we had done defensively. Second half we got away from being quite as active defensively, and we really got away from what had gotten us a lead on the offensive end. We had some shots that good shooters were taking and didn't make them. That makes it always look ugly. Just like it looked pretty in the first half when Reggie (Bullock) was 6 of 9 in the first half. We started going too much 1 on 1 down the middle and we lost the ball three times on the dribble down the middle. We should never do that because if it's that crowded you shouldn't try to dribble it in there. We didn't do a good job in stopping their penetration to the basket. We were really good in the second half, and I want to show them on tape the second half and learn from it."
On Reggie Bullock and James Michael McAdoo having strong performances
"Reggie has been fairly consistent. Reggie made one basket in the second half, and I don't know how many James Michael made. James Michael made two just on great, great passes from Marcus (Paige). In the first half Reggie and James Michael both carried us. They should. They're the most experienced players and guys that we ask to do more."
On whether the team has finally understood what the coaches have taught
"Evidently not. Florida State, we had more of a sense of urgency and took better care of the basketball, and we never got selfish. Today I think that the first half was really, really pretty and the second half was really, really ugly. Young guys do that. Also when you're younger you see a 22 point lead and you think everything is going to be rosey, but this is the ACC and no one in this league is going to stop. Especially a Mark Turgeon-coached team is not going to roll over and play dead. I saw it last weekend, and I saw it in the first half today. I'm one of those guys that wants to see it all the time and no; I haven't seen it all the time."
On James Michael McAdoo's poor second-half performance
"He didn't get good shots in the second half. He rushed them. When you look at his stats he made three and everyone of them was a dunk or one inch from the basket. The jump shots he missed. He is just rushing his jump shot. He made a tough jump shot in the first half over Alex Len, but he didn't rush it. In the second half without those three dunks he was 0-6."
Maryland head coach Mark Turgeon
Opening Statement
"I thought Carolina was great. We let (Reggie) Bullock get going early, acted like we didn't even know he was out there a couple of times. And then, (James Michael) McAdoo too, we let them get going, their two best players. Everybody else fed off of it. I thought Carolina was great, and I thought their crowd was great. I thought their crowd was much better today than it was on senior night when we played here last year. It was a hungry team and a hungry crowd. It was a team that needed a win and they played like it."
On Maryland's offensive poise
"Yeah, we weren't very good. It's pretty obvious. We threw the ball to them a lot more than sometimes we threw it to us. But give the crowd credit, give North Carolina credit. It's disappointing but, 15 in one half is too many. But great environment, tough, we just kept fumbling balls, and fumbling passes. It's just one of those days."
On how Maryland felt before the game
"I thought we were going to play great, I really did. I thought we were confident. I thought we were going to play pretty well. But, you have to give them credit. They were so good out of the chute, and we just didn't respond to it. We weren't mature enough to respond to the way they came out and played, and made shots, and pressured. It just kind of steamrolled."
On Carolina's defensive intensity
"I thought the Florida State game was the best that they played. I think they took it to another level here. We kind of fed into it a little bit and we helped them. I thought they were terrific. If you watch their first two league games you get a lot of confidence. Get to watch the Florida State game, they were much better, and then today. They have speed that we just don't see in practice. They have a lot of speed and a lot of length. McAdoo's speed, Bullock's speed. And I thought (Desmond Hubert) was really good defensively for them. I don't know if he scored at all, but those 14 minutes he was really good defensively, and that's what that team needs."
Reggie Bullock
On how his teammates were helping him succeed:
"They were setting great screens, and I was setting my man up. That's one thing Coach always tells us: 'If you've got a great shooter, go screen for him.' I really thank my teammates a lot. They really tried to get me the ball and set great screens for me, and that's just Carolina basketball."
On coming out with a sense of urgency:
"We see how good we are as a team, and if we can do that against teams like UNLV we should be able to do that against all the teams in our conference. Just playing with that same sense of urgency, and once we play with that same type of game that we played against UNLV and the Florida State game, we're one of the best teams in the country."
On playing well with James Michael McAdoo:
"We have a lot of young guys but me and Mac played a lot of minutes for Coach Williams last year, so we know how he wants thing to be run," Bullock said. "So we just try to tell the younger guys, and it's up to them to believe us and believe in the talent that they have and go out and do the things that Coach Williams wants them to do."
James Michael McAdoo
On coming out with a sense of urgency:
"It all comes from Coach Roy, but there's carryover where we actually have to go out there and do it," McAdoo said. "Some of the games this year we haven't done that at all, but as you can see when we do do it like in the first half, we're a great basketball team. We can play phenomenal. Other times like in the second half when we let down, you can see glimpses of how we used to be and how we still can be. I feel like that's just coming with us maturing and continuing to buy into what Coach Roy is telling us."
On Reggie Bullock's day:
"Reggie probably had his best game in a Carolina jersey, or at least best half," McAdoo said. "(He played) bananas. The crowd's just like 'Go for 40.' That's what I kept telling him: 'Drop 40 on them, Reg.' He just played great and none of it was selfish. It was all in our system, and that's Carolina basketball."
Marcus Paige
On the first half:
"We just came out with a lot of intensity. The first half was probably the best half of basketball we've played all year. Right away from the beginning, just pressuring, they did have some turnovers but we caused some of those. We weren't able to maintain it. They came out aggressive in the second half. But in the first half, we played some great basketball."


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Food Myths & Your Baby
I really enjoy talking to my young parents about feeding their baby and toddler new foods. But what about food allergies they say? I believe that healthy nutrition and good eating habits begin early on, actually just as a child starts to eat solid foods. The more foods a child is exposed to initially, the better chance a parent has of having a child who eats a variety of foods when they are older. This means no making yucky faces if you (parent) don't like spinach - fake it!
But, with that being said, so many new parents are still under the impression that there is a "list" of forbidden foods. As I talk to them about finger foods and letting their baby explore new foods and textures they are amazed when I say things like, "let them try scrambled eggs" or "what about trying almond butter or peanut butter?", "try ripping up pancake pieces".
I also like to let a 9-15 month old try all sorts of different fruit, veggies and proteins. In fact, "there are really no forbidden fruits" as long as the food you offer is mushy (we adults might say a bit over cooked at times) and broken/or cut into very small pieces. I am most concerned about the size and texture of the piece and protecting the airway than I am about the food itself.
Over the last 5-10 years studies have shown that restricting foods and delaying introduction of certain food groups did not prevent the development of food allergies. So, the idea that delaying the introduction of peanut butter until after a child is 2 yrs old, or waiting to give a child fish until they are older, or not letting your 9 month old child taste scrambled eggs, did not prevent food allergies. Some researchers would say it may actually be the converse, earlier introduction may be preventative.
But the funniest thing to me, it is like old wives' tales....these ideas have somehow been perpetuated. The new group of parents that I am now seeing were often still in college and dancing at parties when it was the recommendation to wait to introduce some foods (egg, peanut , fish etc). How do they hear these old ideas? Maybe grandparents or friends with older children. Who knows?
So, for the record, the rates for most common food allergies are still low at 2.5% for milk, 1.3% for eggs and 1% for peanut and less than that for tree nuts. Don't limit what you give your child unless you have seen them have a reaction when a food is initially introduced, and if you are concerned, talk to your doctor. Most people who report having food allergy actually turn out not to have true food allergies after a good history and further testing.
More about true food allergies to come. Stay tuned!
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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd is pushing hard for an offiical apology by parliament regarding policies that lasted for generations in which Aboriginal children were forcibly removed from their parents and given to others. Some members of the opposition are quibbling over wording, and Rudd told them, "you either support an apology or you don't, and the language of it and how we approach it in overall terms should be clear as the week progresses. Members of the opposition party are divided and their indigenous affairs spokesperson, Tony Abbot, said there would be support if the wording "is reasonable" and wanted a balanced perspective to be presented. Abbot did not believe wording should 'defame previous generations" or pretend nothing but "ill had come from policies of the past."
The Abbot argument is akin to Nazi German supporters wanting the world to know Hitler constructed good roads and that should be cited in any evaluation of the horror of Nazi Germany. Previous generations of Australians behaved in ways that were, and are, reprehensible in terms of human rights.


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|I love them equally but have different relationships with them. Dakota is the eldest, so he gets whatever spot on the couch that he wants. Usually the other dogs will move for him but sometimes we have to tell them to move. I don't feel like this is playing favorites because he has bad hips and is more comfortable on the couch. At bedtime, daisy sleeps with my brother because she is " his" dog. Ditto and Weegee sleep with me. Dakota has to stay downstairs, which I hate doing, because he has a hard time getting back down the steps, which is dangerous. They all get treats at the same time and none of them feel left out. I will say that I am lucky that they get along so well.
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|Mine have their own personal accounts with me. I wouldn't want to miss one more over the other.
I love them differently, but not one more than the other.
Dakota is my heart dog. She is amazingly gentle, sweet, and engaging. Strangers adore her and I swear she is part human some days. She is incredibly intelligent but lives to be with me...not to work for me. She is not a snuggler but she always has to know where I am. If I get one kiss from her when I get home, that was still the best kiss of the day.
Kaiser is snuggly when he is very sleepy or when he wants something (ie to go outside to potty or to eat breakfast). He is a silly boy who never ceases to put a smile on my face. He is also greatly loved but being more vocal than Dakota he does tend to scare more people (even though he is just saying "hello"...and yes, we are working on this). I think he is my heart dog too...but in a different way.
Dakota fulfills my need for a best friend. Kaiser, a constant companion. Dakota has such a soft, inviting demeanor. Kaiser is full of piss and vinegar. Dakota warms my soul. Kaiser keeps me young. I could go on and on.
They are both more special to me than I can articulate
Interesting question . We have three dogs in the house, but only Benny is mine. I am hoping to get a new pup soon and believe I will love each one equally. I had four children in 4 1/2 years and the capacity to love just came with each one. Sometimes I would spend more time and attention on one that had special needs, but the love for the others was not less. It is a balancing act.
I do worry about having the time to give each dog, being able to meet their needs so that they know they are loved, but believe it will work out after seeing so many others who can do it.
My heart dogs have always been GSD's but I am thinking about getting an English Shepherd for my new pup, because they seem to have less health issues, but something just keeps pulling me back to the GSD.
|No, I've never loved all the Hooligans the same ... some I loved more than others ... some I liked more than others ... but I have loved all of the an awful lot, I adore the crew I have now, still mourn the ones I've lost. I've had friends who loved all their dogs the same, I never could understand how they could while they don't understand why I can't.
|No, each dog fills a different need with me. Hondo is my easiest dog. Because he's easy, I take him with me a lot more than the others. Maggie is my neediest dog. So she forces my attention. Tug has aviodance issues. I have to make sure I spend time with him. Lonestar is my hardest dog and my greatest challenge, so he is more fun to work with. I spend more focused time with Lonestar because he requires it.
|Love them all equally - however, there are things the I LIKE more in one than the other.
|Over the years We've had many dogs, up to 5 at one time. They are ALL loved but yes some are more special to me than others and some are more special to my husband or to one of the kids. I've been blessed with two heart dogs... Duffy my boxer mixed with stupid and Shadow the GSD I lost last year to DM. Right now Ivan is so different and so less intense and more gentle than any dog I've ever had he is helping to heal my heart. Buddy is Shadows brother and looks and this is probably going to sound wierd but when I hug on him he smells like Shadow. Buddy's favorite person is off at college so we are closer than ever. Tasha is a doll but she is clearly my husbands girl of course when she gives me that shepherd quizical look my heart just melts. So all are loved but yes some dogs more than others will hold a special place in my heart.
|I definitely have a favorite, although it's not the one I do the most with. Kya, my old girl has been my heart and soul for 12 years. She will get extra treats, gets to be loose in the house, and there are certain things only she gets to do (like go uptown for ice cream). Now I spend more time with Milla, we go to training twice a week, work on obedience and tracking almost daily, she goes running and hiking with me. Poor Phinneas claims he's left out but he is spoiled in his own right.
|i have 2 jrt, 1 airedale and a gsd. i like them all for different reasons. spend more time with the gsd, kyra, as she could be of leash.
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everyone knows spiderman never had a capeOriginally posted by Havoc411@Feb 3 2005, 05:06 PM
its not a cape, its a shopping bag. IDIOT!!!!11!!1!!&# 33;!11!11111122
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My mom just got back from a trip to New Orleans. I felt it was time for some self took randomism instead of my usual wackiness.
3 costumes apparently representing the pleasures in life.
Bourbon street?
One police station I wouldn't mind visiting.
She brought me back some Mardi Gras beads, a Tshirt, some hot sauce, some pralines, and a baby alligator head.
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i did that in honor of the late great Fred. RIP fred, you were a totally chill hamster. when you wernt burning the fuck outta someone that is
"lets shake hands, im old"
"lets shake hands, i'm fat"
who's got a bad haircut, superhips, a stupid red face, and a badge?
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THUNDER THIGHS!!!!Originally posted by sbEr@Feb 4 2005, 01:57 PM
true fact.. hurricanez were first named after ex girl friends of tha scientists who uah.. look for hurricanes?.. but for real
woman are like hurricanes
when they come along they are all violent and wet
when they go away they take your car and house
Guys, some bitch ass rat motherfucker cloned my bankcard and completely emptied my bank account the other day, I M SO FUCKIN PISSED, they're doing an investigation and gonna cop the tape of the ATM that the money was taken from
if i find the person, i ma fuck em up so bad he wont be able to pick up let alone use a debit card
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text: Between Lambiel, Joubert, Takahashi, Lysacek, and Chan who would you say had the best and poorest careers at this point. I mean purely by achievements, not subjective views on who is the better skater. I would say the best is Chan. 3 Worlds titles and all his other international views more than overcomes Evans 1 Olympics and 1 Worlds and few international wins of smaller nature, Lambiel 2 Worlds titles and 1 Olympic silver and also few other international wins, and the bevy of medals but only 1 World or Olympic title for Joubert tand Takahashi. 2nd best I guess I would give to Lambiel. 2 World titles plus Olympic silver is worth as much or more to 1 World title and 1 Olympic Gold, and he has 2 Grand Prix finals to 1 for Evan. Both have limited international wins and other medals compared to even Joubert and Takahashi. I would give 3rd to Takahashi. Only 1 World title and only Olympic bronze, but so many top 2 medals at Worlds, grand prix wins, and other success that overcome the only edge Evan has over him, Olympic Gold vs Olympic bronze. 4th would be Evan. Joubert is last.


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It appears that the 12th opponent on BYU's 2013 football schedule which athletic director Tom Holmoe has hinted could be released any day now will be Idaho State.
Matt Gittins of Idaho television station KPVI News 6 reported on Twitter that the Cougars will play host to Idaho State on Nov. 16, 2013 at LaVell Edwards Stadium.
Idaho State visited Provo in 2011 and is an FCS school that competes in the Big Sky Conference with Weber State, Southern Utah and others.
Middle Tennessee State is supposed to play at BYU on Nov. 16, so that game presumably will be moved to one of BYU's other open weekends: Sept. 14, Sept. 28, Nov. 2 or Nov. 30.
Another issue regarding BYU's 2013 schedule involves Hawaii and the Mountain West Conference. The Cougars are scheduled to play at Hawaii on Dec. 7, but after San Diego State announced it was staying in the MWC earlier this week, MWC brass has said it would like to play the conference's first football championship game on that date.
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Well, sadly the time has come to part with my latest project. It's been a fun car to build but, being that I live in the middle of the Santa Monica Mountains, I just need something fun and sporty. Here are the details:
2001 Audi A6 Avant Quatro
2.8 V6 Auto with 85,xxx miles (it's a daily so that will most likely go up)
The Fun Stuff
- Front and rear Bag Yards. Bomber in the rear, supremes in the front
- Accuair Switch Speed Management with controller mounted in the door pocket
- 5 gallon tank with dual Viair 400 pumps
- Dakota Digital gauge mounted under the center arm rest
- Interior refinished in red leather from leatherseats.com
- Aluminum All Road door blades
- 19" Hartman G5 wheels with about 80% life left on tires
- Ipod/Iphone adapter integrated into factory stereo
The Maintenance Stuff
All work done by Ingolstadt West in Canoga Park
- Timing belt, water pump, thermostat, cam tensioner seals, front crank seal all done about 1k miles ago
- New coil pack, plugs, and wires about 2k ago
- New brake pads front and rear about 3k ago
- New axles up front about 3k ago
- New upper control arms installed about a year ago when I did the bags
- New radiator, radiator fan, coolant reservoir and cap about 500 ago
The Not So Great Stuff
- Needs both catalytic converters. Currently has a check engine light for low threshold in both. Doesn't cause any driving issues however.
- Drivers side headlight fogs up a bit when it rains. It started doing this after I replaced a headlight bulb so I think it's because I didn't seat the seal in the back properly
- Center display has the typical pixilation problems that are common in these cars
- Rear speakers crack a bit but I do have brand new Infinity speakers for the front and rear I will toss in at no charge.
- Trunk isn't really finished. Everything is in a box I built but I never got around to finishing it.
- Passenger front side window goes up slow some times.
- Tint pealing a bit on the front drivers side window
- Slight curb rash on rear passenger wheel.
- Rear bumper could use a respray. Previous owner used to park by braille apparently.
The Extra Stuff (Parts that come with it that aren't installed)
- Thor Skid Plate
- Front brake rotors
- 4 stock wheels with ok tread
- Stock door blades
- Some extra leather from the interior redo for whatever you'd like to do with it.
- Tons of extra fittings, tubing, fuses, whatever for roadside assistance kit
- Superweave car cover from California Car Covers
- I'll even toss in a duster and some good waxes/cleaning supplies
This has been a great car and I hate to get rid of it. I get complements on it everywhere I go. The only reason I'm selling it is because I want something sportier that my wife can drive too. All of the major maintenance has been done on it besides the cats, this really is something that you can just get in, drive, and enjoy. I am asking $10,000 obo. I think that about covers it. Email for info firstname.lastname@example.com or call 310-741-7917. Name is Brandon. Thanks!
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The San Francisco SPCA is once again teaming up with Macy's for Holiday Windows, the annual event where adoptable animals are showcased in Macy's holiday windows in Union Square. The Windows will be unveiled by Mayor Willie Brown and 49ers running back LaMichael James on November 16 at 5 p.m., at the corner of Stockton and O'Farrell Streets. The Windows will remain open through January 1. Iconic San Francisco neighborhoods provide the theme for this year's Windows. Last year's event was the most successful ever; more than 325 animals found new homes and nearly $80,000 was raised for the SF SPCA.
"We are grateful to be partnering with Macy's again this year" said Jason Walthall, SF SPCA Co-President. "Holiday Windows provides us with a unique opportunity to help animals in need. The event not only helps homeless animals find new families, but it also raises awareness about important animal welfare issues such as pet overpopulation and homelessness."
"Macy's Union Square is proud to continue the tradition of the iconic SPCA Holiday Windows", said District Vice President, Lori Randolph. "The windows have become a symbol of the holidays here in San Francisco. They help us spread the generosity and spirit of the holiday season by finding loving homes for animals in need and bringing joy to the families that adopt them."
The SF SPCA needs volunteers to help spread the holiday cheer at Windows by greeting the public, collecting donations, and directing visitors to the SF SPCA pop-up adoption center inside Macy's. The 2-hour shifts do not require special training. Groups are welcome, and children are invited to volunteer alongside their parents. For details or to sign up, visit sfspca.org/holiday-volunteer or call 415-554-3008.
Each holiday window will be equipped with a video camera that streams images to sfspca.org/holiday, so you can watch the kittens and puppies from your computer. The streaming video is generously supported by KSFO Radio.
On December 14, National Believe Day, Macy's will be matching all donations collected outside the Holiday Windows, up to $1,000. On December 1, Family Fun Day, Macy's will host a holiday cookie decorating workshop for kids from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Kids Department, Level 5. Kids will decorate animal-shaped cookies that they can take home and enjoy. Radio Disney will also be at the event with a DJ, games, holiday decorating station, and giveaways. For those who can't make it to Macy's, the SF SPCA will be waiving the adoption fee on adult animals adopted from the permanent SF SPCA Adoption Center at 250 Florida Street, November 16 - January 1.


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There were two important pieces of Nokia news of interest to mobile platform developer partners leaked today. First, Nokia's MeeGo platform, designed to replace Symbian, will likely be killed before ever reaching the market. Second, Nokia's CEO Stephen Elop purportedly sent a 1,300 word memo to all Nokia employees that includes key sections such as: "We poured gasoline on our own burning platform. I believe we have lacked accountability and leadership to align and direct the company through these disruptive times. We had a series of misses. We haven't been delivering innovation fast enough. We're not collaborating internally. Nokia, our platform is burning"; and "The first iPhone shipped in 2007, and we still don't have a product that is close to their experience. Android came on the scene just over 2 years ago, and this week they took our leadership position in smartphone volumes. Unbelievable."
This dovetails with what we predicted in a November 2010 report, "The Feeding Frenzy Over The Mobile Developer Channel," in that it would not be the quality of the underlying platform software (Nokia has remained strong there), but the ease of development, viability of the platform, size of the market, and availability of distribution channels that would settle the mobile platform battle. In all of these factors, Nokia has been steadily falling behind its competitors, led by Apple (iOS), Google (Android), and Microsoft (Windows Phone).


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Sales tax threat: A real one from Washington
The so-called Marketplace Fairness Act would compel retailers who do at least $500,000 in remote sales to collect and remit sales taxes for the jurisdiction where the buyer resides. Once that happens, it is only a matter of time before the same standard is applied to in-person cross-border retail sales.
Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., proposed adding the bill as an amendment to the defense authorization bill this week, but debate was cut off before that could happen, Examiner.com reported. "Senator Durbin is working with his colleagues ... to look for any opportunity to move the bill," a Durbin spokesman told the paper.
Sens. Kelly Ayotte and Jeanne Shaheen oppose the bill. Where do newly elected Reps. Anne Kuster and Carol Shea-Porter stand? New Hampshire retailers need to make sure those two and our governor-elect oppose it as well. (New House Speaker Terie Norelli says she opposes it, though the National Conference of State Legislatures, of which she is president, supports it.) New Hampshire will need all the help it can get to protect the N.H. Advantage from this very serious threat.