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Painted or Unpainted. Looking for a clean set of ROTJ Gaunts (PayPal form of purchase) Thanks. [MOW's Purchased)
Painted or Unpainted. Looking for a clean set of ROTJ Gaunts (PayPal form of purchase) Thanks. [MOW's Purchased)
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Talk to redkraytdragon here on the forums, Man of War Studios on eBay, or FettPride here or on Facebook. If you're in Europe, maybe contact Bobamaker.
That's the choices there...unless you wait around the cargo hold for a set. The MoW gaunts are good, but need a good amount of assembly, but there is at least one excellent tutorial on here, with short wait time to get them.
The FP and Bobamaker are very accurate with less assembly, but more of a wait time.
Haven't seen the RKD in person, but they look good, and short wait time, and priced very reasonably.
I hope you're not talking about my tutorial. I kind of went off the rails, customizing a bunch of stuff and replacing a ton of those parts.
Once I get past the flamethrower scratch building, my current tutorial will be a by-the-books build using almost all RKD parts.
Yeah...you did( kinda go off the deep end). But it was cool as **** though!
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I am located in "The States"... I've reached out to FP via his E-Mail that he has posted on his site (No response). I've gotten a response from Bobamaker (His stuff looks real crisp). I don't mind a little wait for good material. Also, Man of War has nothing on Ebay. Additionally, I be doing the wireless Range Finder kit this time around (Devil's in the details). (http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/f31/n...-lights-46819/)Andres Klose from this forum posted a run of 5 and I'm all paid for- which reminds me, I should check on an ETA for that. I'm on day four post payment. I'll be posting a WiP... I'll also have to revamp my Evo props toilet bowl of a bucket...
FP will get back with you, but sometimes it's a week or two. Bout $100 cheaper and surely less wait time. You can also email Christian at email@example.com if you don't see his on eBay. Just have to have a lot of patience with this hobby.
EDITED*** I hear ya'! Thanks for his E-Mail. I'm in the works of obtaining ASOK's Budget Cold Cast kit... Looking forward to breaking out the dremel and airbrush again... I have feelers out there with Bobamaker and the MOW EMAIL doesn't work.
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Sorry, verizon.net
I'm new to the board also and was wondering about the gauntlets also. Just contacted MOW so waiting on a reply.
QUOTE=JayFett;621274]I'm new to the board also and was wondering about the gauntlets also. Just contacted MOW so waiting on a reply.[/QUOTE]
Havent seen MoWs on eBay lately. He may be taking a break on them? This whole Fett thing really boils down to what you're looking for as far as accuracy, accessibility, and affordability. You are better off buying quality items even if that means it takes two years to complete. Honestly two years doesn't even seem like that far off as an average, but some luck up and get many used items at once.
Feel free to ask what questions you need to get the answer you need.
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I've been thinking about buying a block of clay and making my own vacuum form table. I'm pretty crafty, and the price to get it started wouldn't be half the price of a set of gauntlets from aforementioned artists. I'd put a few sets up on this forum for free (Just pay shipping) Just to get some feed back.
In terms of "Screen Accurate"... Even the screen Gaunts don't have crisp angles on the Gaunts... They reek of vacuum formed... I know for a fact I can get better angles on a vacuum formed set...
As for getting sharper angles, I very highly doubt that you could get sharper angles than what's shown on an ESB set and there are several factors that will determine what kind of results you will get (i.e. how powerful your vac system is, what type of plastics you're using, and how you make your molds). Different plastics will pull sharper than others and your elevation also can be a determining factor as to how many inches of Mercury you're able to achieve.
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If you ARE interested in doing something like that though, take a look at this forum here, best place to start!
www.TK560.com :: View Forum - Vacuum Forming & General Stuff
Props to you for the spirit. But there is a little bit of naiveté in your thought process. There many other things to consider than just your equipment alone, which in reality the equipment could be pretty inexpensive for limited / occasional use and not heavy production.
But more, you'll need to have molding and casting knowledge to make your greeblies/accessories (you can't vac form everything). You'll see a lot of silicone rubber (even a gallon of that can be upwards of $100 a shot). Them there is other pro equipment to consider, such as pressure pots, and a lot of other specialty items that can take a sizable investment to do things right. And there will be so much trial and error that you likely want to pull your hair out. The vac forming part looks easy. But you need to figure out your vac molds/forms so they won't wrinkle every time you form them. Each shape is unique. How many shapes can you put on one table to save as much plastic as possible, and make them all work together without wrinkling each other. What kind of materials work best for forms (long term vs. short term and clay is neither), where to strategically place air holes to draw more detail in places that are necessary. I can go on and on about it for about, oh? 10 years. Because I've been doing it for over a decade and still find myself making mistakes.
Good luck
I've seen this bad boy-(www.TK560.com :: View Forum - Vacuum Forming & General Stuff) That's a serious set up. Thanks for the link.
As for the price comment,
I didn't mean that to be misconstrued- and text can be difficult to convey with out annotations.
It wasn't a jab or a personal opinion of what I think someone should charge. In fact, I'm willing to pay the price that the aforementioned artists offer...
As for tinkering with vacuum forming- Hell, I love projects like that... And I do not underestimate the difficulty... I believe no one would say they aim for second best!
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You could achieve crisper lines and have parts that look more like they were cast if you use the negative buck technique, but it's a bit of a pain. If you used oil based modeling clay, you could just make your mold from some ultracal.
If you want to tackle these, go for it!
I am not understanding your comment about the sharpness though. All original gauntlets were vacuum-formed except the top L. ROTJ. Are you saying you wish for sharper angles than currently exist on various makers' vacuum formed gauntlets?
I always encourage people to make their own things if they feel they can. Just be warned; these can be very tricky. But if you make your own the best part is you own them and the rights to them. And that is a good feeling.
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The nights are drawing in, the days are chillier and summer is just a distant memory. What's there to be cheery about? Well it's the start of the weekend, many of us are planning our Friday night outfits, and the rest of us are planning our Friday night TV viewing. Its Saturday tomorrow, and therefore a great opportunity to put the stresses and strains of the week behind you and catch up with friends.
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So can anyone help me do the right things to it. So the knife holder on mine is worn out, but I heard that comes off anyway? This is the area I am referring to:
The other thing I noticed is the bottom is not open. So how much/where do you make the cut? This is the bottom:
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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- The Milwaukee Brewers never expected to have their playoff hopes dashed by the Houston Astros, the worst team in the major leagues.
The Brewers fell flat on Sunday in a 7-0 loss to Houston that officially eliminated Milwaukee from the playoff hunt.
''For us to come out and get shut out, that was probably the last thing that I thought would happen,'' Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said. ''I thought we'd come out and play a good series here against Houston and we didn't. It's hard right now. To play as well as we did to get back in it, this was a very disappointing series.''
The Brewers, who reached the NL championship series last year, had surged since mid-August to get back into the postseason race. Milwaukee is 27-12 since being 12 games under .500 on Aug. 19.
But the last-place Astros won two of three at Miller Park to finish off Milwaukee.
''We were supposed to win this series against Houston,'' Brewers third baseman Aramis Ramirez said. ''For some reason they played good against us.''
The victory gave Houston its first series win in Milwaukee since it took two of three in July 2008.
''We're real excited. It's nice to win the series here,'' Astros manager Tony DeFrancesco said. ''That was our goal; win two out of three from these guys and now we go to Chicago and hopefully we'll continue to finish strong.''
The Brewers were stymied at home by 21-year-old Astros right-hander Jordan Lyles, who had just one road win this season coming into Sunday's game.
Lyles pitched his first major league shutout and hit his first home run. Lyles (5-12) threw a four-hitter in his first complete game in 40 big league starts.
''It was awesome to finish up this up-and-down season with a pretty good start,'' Lyles said. He entered the game with a 1-7 record and 6.95 ERA away from Minute Maid Park. He struck out three and walked one.
''He had a little more fire in his eye it looked like,'' DeFrancesco said. ''He was aggressive in the zone, had a good breaking ball. That's a real good hitting team to shut down.
Lyles, Fernando Martinez, Jed Lowrie and Matt Dominguez hit solo home runs.
''We have 11 home runs in the last three games. Thats kind of nice to see these guys not quitting,'' DeFrancesco said.
Mike Fiers (9-10) struck out 10 in six innings, but also gave up Houston's four home runs. He had gone 1-3 with a 6.97 ERA over his previous five starts and ran into more trouble.
''It was probably the best I've felt all year,'' Fiers said. ''I just wanted to pound the zone. I was going after guys. I was making them swing the bat. They ran into a couple and they missed a couple. ''
Fiers pitched consistently well for an extended stretch after being recalled from Triple-A Nashville in May, but his performance fell off considerably in September as the Brewers battled for a playoff spot.
''I got off to a great start and I had a pretty bad September. I think most of it is mental,'' Fiers said. ''I think I was trying to do too much. I think that's why my command was a little off the past few starts.''
Roenicke said he has no regrets about leaving Fiers in the rotation.
''You have to have another answer,'' Roenicke said. ''Who else was going to start in his place? He was a guy we know who had been a good starter for us. We were hoping he'd come out and throw like he was before.''
Tyler Greene put the Astros ahead 1-0 in the third with an RBI double. Martinez homered the next inning.
Lyles, in his second season in the major leagues, helped himself with his homer in the fifth. Lowrie and Dominguez connected for back-to-back shots in the sixth.
Carlos Corporan added a two-run single in the seventh.
NOTES: The Brewers entered the game leading the National League in home runs (198) and stolen bases (153). Milwaukee is looking to become the first team since the 1996 Colorado Rockies to lead its league in both categories. ... With the outside game-time temperature hovering around 60 degrees, the Brewers opted to play the game with the retractable roof closed.


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So I grew up as a Air Force Brat, moving all around the world. Friends came and went, but Star Wars was always with me. I would watch the movies over and over.....and over again like many of you, but for some reason I had Lukes helmet burned into my head. I don't know if it was the colors, the designs, or that it was with him through all of his adventures. So every Christmas(early eighties), I would begg my poor parents for a Luke Skywalker x-wing helmet, needless to say it never came.
So years passed, like 20+ years, and i began to get that itch again, you guys and gals know that itch im talking about! One day out of the blue I mentioned to my wife how cool it would be to get my hands on an old flight helmet, and she didn't understand so I explaind to her blah, blah, blah.... and told her the story. So Christmas 2008 rolls around and we open all of our gifts, well at least I thought? My wife brings me a box from the closet and to my surprise it was an F-18 fighter pilot helmet that she got from a co-worker who was a former Marine Fighter Pilot.
I was excited, but had mixed emotions. I thought this is such a cool preseant, but do I have the BRASS to chop it up and possibly ruin it. My wife knew my talent of model building, painting and sculpting and told me "just do it!". So I did............
Here is what the helmet looked like.
Then I get to work.
Here are the progress pics
After weathering.
Finished after 4 months of labor.
And in 2009 @ San Diego Comic Con, I was able to meet Mark and have him sign the top left side of my helmet. Its hard to see in the pic, but it says, "Best To Ricky, Forcefully Yours, Mark Hamill" I now have it proudly displayed in my home, in the MAN CAVE.
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Christina Paoli is excited about her major. The junior Religion major from Maumelle recently returned from a weekend in Dallas attending the 2012 Southwest Commission on Religious Studies Conference, and she had a lot to say about it.
"A lot of the people there were actually scholars and professors from different universities," she said, "but also just people pursing their own interests in the religious sphere."
Paoli said for her the best part of the conference was the wide diversity of subject matter. "The panels and presentations were categorized by different emphases," she said. "One section was 'Hebrew Bible and New Testament,' but others included 'Comparative and Asian Studies,' 'Ethics and Society,' 'History of Christianity,' and so forth."
Because of her interest in some of the fields which intersect Religion, particularly Sociology and History, Paoli finds religious/sociological studies deeply interesting. "Getting to hear people discuss their specializations was great," she said. "I had two favorite presentations, both by undergraduates: one was 'Leaders of New Religious Movements,' about new Religions, cult leaders, and what makes them tick. Another was called 'The Spirituality of Rap Music.' It was so very interesting! Christian rap has gotten really big in just the last few years. The presentation covered not only Christian rap but also rap devoted to other forms of spiritualism, for example Lupe Fiasco, a Muslim who explores his faith in his music."
Another example of presentations Paoli enjoyed was one on the passage in Luke 2 where Christ is a child, titled "The Boy Jesus in the Temple: Reading Luke 2:41-52 in the Context of the Role of Children in Roman Religion."
"She had done her research on Roman religious cults and discussed how those people would've received the story of the boy Christ meeting with the elders in the temple," she said. "A lot of the elements from the story would have made a lot of sense to the ancient Romans in terms of their own culture, for example the idea of the divine wisdom of the child. It's interesting how it all fit together."
Paoli says although she chose her Religion major her second semester at Ozarks, she feels she was uncertain at first what she wanted to do with it, but that in choosing Religion as her major, she has strengthened her own faith. "People always assume I'm going to some sort of Bible college, and once they find out I'm not, they ask if I'm not afraid I'll somehow lose my faith by studying Religion in a secular college, being called to analyze and question how Religion works. They say, 'Won't that weaken your relationship with God?' My answer is that I feel like if it weren't for my Religion major, I probably would have walked away from faith altogether, to be honest. Lots of people go into it and think, 'This isn't as awesome as I thought it was going to be,' but it was the opposite for me. I quickly got into the major, and that actually strengthened my desire to be a person of faith, wanting to explore it and wanting to deepen this, to appreciate it."
Paoli says that studying Religion as a person of faith if anything has convinced her more than ever that her faith is something she wants to hold onto forever. "There's so much I don't know," she says, "and I think that's the thing I love about Religion, ideas I had never come across before and that I know I would never have come across if I hadn't done this. I never would've explored these ideas if I hadn't chosen this course of study."
Asked whether she had considered pursuing her major academically post-grad, Paoli replied, "After this weekend I am! Before now I wasn't really sure what I wanted to do, but just being there at this conference, listening to these people and realizing these are people who years and years ago started thinking the things I'm just now starting to think, seeing where they're at in their life and their faith, I have a strong feeling this is where I want to be for the rest of my life. I'd be glad to give up my weekend to do something like this anytime!"


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Rebekah Johnson Bobbitt National Prize for Poetry
The biennial, privately funded $10,000 prize recognizes the most distinguished book of poetry written by an American and published during the preceding two years. The prize is donated by the family of the late Mrs. Bobbitt of Austin, Tex., in her memory, and established at the Library of Congress. The most recent winners of the Rebekah Johnson Bobbitt National Prize for Poetry are Nathaniel Mackey for Lifetime Achievement and Claudia Rankine for her book Citizen: An American Lyric.
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The Witter Bynner Foundation for Poetry was established in 1972 in Santa Fe, New Mexico where Harold Witter Bynner lived and worked for forty years of his life. The founding Board of Directors created mission guidelines that included the support of poets, a general statement that provided considerable latitude for interpretation. Among the early projects initiated by the Foundation was a five-volume set of the selected Witter Bynner published by Farrar, Straus & Giroux that included, Selected Poems, Light Verse and Satire, The Chinese Translations, Selected Letters and Prose Pieces. James Kraft was the Editor and wrote an introduction to the volumes, which were an appropriate beginning and a fine tribute to Harold Witter Bynner who, in addition to being a prolific poet, had the foresight to make provisions for a poetry foundation after his death.
The Foundation has entertained letters of intent and applications from organizations throughout the United States for forty-one years and has supported poets, a broad variety of poetry programming and numerous translations of poetry in collaboration with non-profit organizations in forty-six states. To date, the Foundation has invested four times the original endowment in the support of poetry. In addition to supporting the work of others, the Foundation has conceived and implemented many ideas for the furtherance of poetry in Santa Fe including the Santa Fe Poet Laureate Program with the City of Santa Fe, Art Works Poetry in the Schools with the City and Partners in Education, poet residencies in New Mexico schools, a poetry translator residency with the Santa Fe Art Institute, a new playwright series with the Santa Fe Playhouse and a free, summer Shakespeare festival in one of Santa Fe's most beautiful City parks.
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Soto catches Gillette rookie honor
Soto catches Gillette rookie honor
In the charter version of Major League Baseball's newest award, Soto outpolled teammate and outfielder Kosuke Fukudome, right-hander Jair Jurrjens of the Braves and Cardinals right-hander Kyle McClellan to win the Rookie of the Month Award presented by Gillette.
Rangers outfielder David Murphy was so honored in the American League as online fan voting played a pivotal role in both league awards that includes a $5,000 charitable donation. Voters also will have a shot at attending this year's All-Star Game in Yankee Stadium or a 2008 World Series Game.
Soto, who was the 2007 MVP of the Pacific Coast League, hit .341 with five homers, eight doubles and 20 RBIs in April while posting a most impressive OPS of 1.059. Valued for both defensive and offensive skills, Cubs manager Lou Piniella counseled him this spring to use all fields and not simply rely on his power to left field.
"We've told Soto it would be very difficult for him to try to pull the ball solely and strictly -- that you have to have perfect timing -- and very few players have success in the big leagues that way, if at all," Piniella said.
Balloting for the new Rookie of the Month Award presented by Gillette begins exclusively at mlb.com/gillette during the first week of each month to help determine the previous month's winners.
The site lists nominees in both leagues, as well as unique statistics, video clips and season-long editorial content built around the rookie theme. Voting will be based on statistical criteria, and the online fan vote will represent 20 percent of the overall vote -- with the remaining votes coming from team writers and club broadcasters.
Once voting is concluded, Gillette, MLB and Major League Baseball Advanced Media announces the winning rookie for each league in a monthly press release and congratulates the winners online at mlb.com/gillette. A Rookie of the Month trophy then will be presented to each of the winners, and Gillette will make a donation to a charitable organization in each award recipient's name.
There could be something big in it for voters as well. Everyone who participates in the balloting will be automatically registered for a chance to win either a trip to the 79th All-Star Game July 15 at Yankee Stadium or to one game at the 2008 World Series -- depending on the month of entry.
Soto, who has thrown out 10 of 24 potential basestealers this season, hit .389 in 54 at-bats with the Cubs last year and appeared in two games in the NLDS.
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Flower Color Red Common Name Tulip Botanical Name Tulipa Single Late Kingsblood Light Requirements Partial shade / Full sun Bloom Time Mid to Late Spring Estimated Mature Height 18-26" tall Optimal planting spread 3-6" wide Planting Season Autumn Planting Depth 6-8 Inches deep Soil Moisture Average
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DetailsSingle Late Tulips are the tallest tulips. The large flowerheads on tall stems make Singe Late Tulips very impressive in mass displays. Popular for cut flowers. With their broad range of bright colors and long stems , they are ideal for beds and borders as well as cutting. Widely known and popular! Single Late Tulips have an height of 18-26 Inches. Bulb Size: 12/+ cm
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Originally Posted by jrd22 View Post
The other part of the above examples is that even if you pay the 120k for the new boat, in ten years of use it will need a refit so you have to add that to the original cost as well.
Time away from family, time away from work/business, time away from sailing and enjoying the boat with the family.
It would be great of all boat projects could be done on days that sailing was not possible. Like posting on a sailing blog for example.
Sadly many boat projects need to be done on nice days.
Originally Posted by CaptainForce View Post
new electronics and wiring for 4K
In truth you wouldn't want to spend much more on a 30 year old boat of course.
In my unrealistic scenario the C309 actually leave the factory at about 102k. The extra 20k is for the extras that many people want, not you or me of course.
If you have 100k note on the tub an extra 20k is only what, another $150 a month.
The 20k would pay for, 12" gps at the helm, Radar, Full integrated ticktac stuff the whole package.
Originally Posted by night0wl View Post
Best values in boats are always older vessels that *SOMEONE ELSE* has done a full, quality, *YARD* refit on...and then has to get rid of the boat due to one the dreaded 3 "Ds"....Death, Disease, Divorce.
|Best values in boats are always older vessels that *SOMEONE ELSE* has done a full, quality, *YARD* refit on...and then has to get rid of the boat due to one the dreaded 3 "Ds"....Death, Disease, Divorce.
After reading through this post again, I'm thinking that the term "refit" has two different interpretations with two different outcomes:
Refit- The owner renews the function of his older vessel by completing tasks and installing purchased equipment.
Refit- The owner presents a list of needs to a boat yard that completes the tasks and installs the equipment
These are very different refits! Take care and joy, Aythya crew
Although I do enjoy working on our sailboats in the past but there is a limit of time and reasonable amount of money you want to spend. But you're right, most of it is the time to do all the projects and how it takes away from your family, work, vacations, sailing, spare time, etc... And it seems that even the simple projects takes a few hours.
The other part of the above examples is that even if you pay the 120k for the new boat, in ten years of use it will need a refit so you have to add that to the original cost as well. So to compare apples to apples that 120 will actually be closer to 160, and it will be worth how much? There's just no free lunch when it comes to boats.
I think the biggest decision regarding refits is time, not money. I've done major refits on three boats now, and the money isn't what I remember being the hard part (and I didn't have much spare change then), it was the time. Time away from family, time away from work/business, time away from sailing and enjoying the boat with the family. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy working on boats and still do almost all of my own work, and I have learned a hell of a lot over the years by doing these refits which gives me the confidence that I could fix almost anything that came along. But, there are limits. The second refit came dangerously close to souring me on boating all together because I got into a situation where I didn't have a choice but to finish what I'd started and it took eons (or so it seemed at the time) to complete it which became pretty stressful with one setback after another (yes, it's true, not all boat projects go smoothly:-)). If you are staring at a long list of projects that you know (there will be many others you don't know about yet) you will have to do to be happy with the boat, make the best honest (consult with people that have done it and use their hours whenever possible) estimate of how long you think it will all take and then quadruple it (historically this is how long my projects have actually taken, you may be lucky and it will only be 3X). If you are not willing, or able, to devote that much time and effort (on top of the cost), think seriously about selling and buying a boat that is already in "sail away" shape (your family will thank you). After three refits I realize that I am an addict and there is no hope for me, but if my story can help others...
Originally Posted by davidpm View Post
............................A 1980 Catalina 30 in very good shape goes for maybe 15,000 probably less. A new Catalina 309 goes for maybe 120,000 fitted out....................
Back to that 1980 Catalina 30 for example. If you upgraded every system, new engine, new electric, electronics, tanks sails and it was a 100,000 refit.............
Here is another way of looking at it.
A 1980 Catalina 30 in very good shape goes for maybe 15,000 probably less. A new Catalina 309 goes for maybe 120,000 fitted out.
Round numbers you are getting the 30 year old boat for 10% of new cost.
If you start upgrading the 1980 you will be putting 100% new cost.
So in a sense the 1980 boat lets you convert dollars into dimes.
And in truth is is even worse than that because there is an upper limited as to what you can get for any boat, (classic vintage boat excepted) no matter how much you put in it.
Back to that 1980 Catalina 30 for example. If you upgraded every system, new engine, new electric, electronics, tanks sails and it was a 100,000 refit you would be lucky to get 25,000 maybe only 20,000 because there is a perceived maximum value for an old boat. No matter how much you do there is something you didn't do.
Now the conversion of dollars to dimes is not necessary bad.
Following the dollars to dimes formula some folks figure they are better off buying the most expensive boat you can find.
If your the guy buying the above 1980 Catalina 30 for let's say 23,500 you may be able to sail for 10 years with a minimal extra investment.
Unless of course you find out the PO made some bad mistakes which they almost always do, sail-net members excepted.
New motto: Buy a sailboat convert dollars to dimes
Some of this will come down to IMHO, what are the upgrades you want to do? ie change the floorplan......buy a new boat! If it is replace the cushions because the color, foam etc is faded, worn out etc. replace the cushions, who or what is to say that the next boat will not need the same thing.
If the varnish or equal is worn, not shiny, much easier to do this yourself. Next boat, could have the same issue. I could probably say the same thing about other boat parts, somewhere along the line, standing rigging needs replacing, as does running rigging etc.
Some things like running rigging is nice to replace/redesign if you will to a degree, as you can then make changes to what and how you want to the lines to run and where. Color coding also is nice to do.
I've frankly probably redone most of y 25 yr olds boat over the last 5 yrs of ownership, from revarnishing the interior, new cushions, redoing the foam backed vinyl hull/cabin top liner etc. It has cost a few $$$, but I am still into it less than a new boat. Some things came with the boat, that would have cost me any how......
In the end, the boat will go another 5-10 yrs with out too much redoing. I do need to budget in the next few years new standing rigging and another mast step fix that a couple of other local boats have had to do. Whether or not you want to call what I have done retrofitting, or what.....that is another story. Some of the stuff, I probably would have done even if a new one, ie color coding the running rigging, new laminate sails vs dacrons that come with the boat etc. So in a sense, old worked out just as well. Next time if $$$ are available, maybe new.......
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Discussion in 'February 2013' started by roscoe36, Oct 29, 2012.
Memphis shotclock violations with Prince on the floor - 1.5 OVER
Tay probably plugs himself quietly at the pistons starting five and with "sixth man" on the floor....nobody notices the difference. He's been "piston" for so long...everybody is used with that
Hopefully Tay will instinctively pass it to our players.
On the other hand everytime Prince gets the ball the Pistons on the floor will relax thinking they have time to go grab a hotdog and adult beverage before he makes his move. :P
I'm sure he'll be throwing perfect chest passes to Stuckey and Knight as the Memphis shot clock buzzer sounds. If I was Knight, I'd just run to the half-court line whenever Tay gets the ball and just hold my hand up.
I hope all Tay's luggage made it through Detroit Metro okay.
I think that Bosh got off really lightly with his girly luggage, bottle of alcohol, and his sailor hat. He's lucky Tay was in the frame.
I never realized Bosh was in that picture.
Austin Daye dunked on us. Annnnnnd I'm out.
Beer don't ever make fun of my proof reading. * I thought a Tayoslation was anytime he palmed the ball for 24 sec.
Grizz by ~30 middle of 4th Q 96-68
Tay's nickname should be The Backseat Driver. He looks like he is already a huge pain in Lionel Hollins ass. I only watched on and off in the 1st half, but it seemed like Memphis made it a point to go at Calderon on D. I enjoy watching Krakovitz, English, Middleton et al play.
Not much to write up. Our first unit looked respectable enough. Got an 11 point lead. Unfortunately, Bynum came in, and all the lead disappeared. Like so often, we never got it back even after Bynum left the game. Coach as usual made no effort to win the game. He started using some halfway ok rotations late in the 3rd after the game was pretty much decided. He did at least let Middleton and English play, who both looked good, but you really got to let both play a lot, let the rust go off, to really see what they can do. For sure, they are two of our best defenders regardless of what else they can contribute. Nice to see JJ make all those shots. Too bad it was all meaningless in a losing cause. I can't believe, that even with the game far decided, as he left Calderon in to apparently try something different, that something different included letting Stuckey pretend to be a shooting guard. Despite the differences, too much same old same old. Will coach ever quit trying to make Stuckey out as a shooting guard? Probably not I guess, but hey, with Dumars running things, losing apparently is what is accepted these days in Pistons land. Ok, a rotation for next game. Calderon, English, Middleton, Kravtsov, Monroe. Knight comes in early to spell Calderon so that Calderon can play extensively with the 2nd unit. 2nd unit: Stuckey, Calderon, Singler, JJ, CV. Stuckey runs the point, crashes inside as much as possible - but has four shooters to kick out to if its too thick inside to navigate. Defensively, sure its a problem - but its the 2nd unit so maybe they can play long enough at least to give the starters a bit of rest.
That was a mess. Nobody could hang on to the ball.
Bynum is my favorite Piston right now. The garbage time team of Jerebko, Bynum, TRG, and English was fun to watch. Of course, I understand that they were playing in garbage time, in a blowout, against the Memphis bench. Still, that was like watching a very small market version of the Clippers.
Again a loss after a 10-point lead ! We got to give credit to that Grizz defense. They were everywhere in the 2nd and the 3rd. It seems like we couldn't take a shot. This is one of the best defense I have seen this year against the Pistons. They have the style of playing to go far in the playoff. On the Pistons side, seems like Jose show his limitation yesterday. When he do not have breathing room agaist a glue-defender like Conley or Allen, he is not the kind of player to beat his guy of a first step. He was unable to run this offense yesterday.
Tay was +6 with his group, Z-Bo was bouncing guys off him thru the lane +25 Daye -11 and only 6 pt as Grizz used him perfectly for 14 min. 3-5 shooting. Grizz bench stroked it like they were at home. If Frank wants to improve our paint Dee, [28th] you gotta make them pass out, but that wouldn't help tonite as Grizz stroked it too nice.
Most dramatic moment of the game...Grizzlies up by 30, Austin Daye gets the ball in front of the Pistons bench and drains a three. He turns around and yells something at the Pistons bench before heading back down the floor. JJ was on fire, Middleton and English looked good.
English looked like a cone in a drill the way Bayless was blowing by him. Perhaps he was defending out of position?
That certainly went bad fast. Pistons were up 7 and I couldn't get the remote to stop fast forwarding after some commercials and then they were down by 20. If this team is going to continue to play like this I'm going to have to get some new batteries.
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Legal issues around surrogacy
Seek legal advice
Surrogacy involves complicated legal issues and we recommend that you seek your own legal advice before making any decisions.
It is also advisable to receive counselling before starting the surrogacy process, to help you think about all the questions involved.
The HFEA does not regulate surrogacy.
On this page:
- The rights of the surrogate
- What if the surrogate mother changes her mind?
- Becoming the child's legal parents – parental orders
- Becoming the child's legal parents – adoption
- Prior to a parental order/adoption, who can be the child's second legal parent?
- What happens if the child is born outside the UK?
The rights of the surrogate
You should bear in mind that the surrogate has the legal right to keep the child, even if it is not genetically related to her.
Surrogacy arrangements are not legally enforceable, even if a contract has been signed and the expenses of the surrogate have been paid.
The surrogate will be the legal mother of the child unless or until parenthood is transferred to the intended mother through a parental order or adoption after the birth of the child. This is because, in law, the woman who gives birth is always treated as the mother.
What if the surrogate mother changes her mind?
The surrogate has the legal right to change her mind and keep the child, even when the baby she gave birth to is not genetically related to her. This is difficult for everyone concerned and that's why it is vital that you trust each other and are clear about what is going to happen.
Familiarise yourself with the wording of the Surrogacy Arrangements Act, 1985, or discuss its implications with your lawyer before proceeding.
Clinics have to consider the possibility of a breakdown in the surrogacy arrangements and whether this is likely to cause serious harm to the child to be born or to existing children.
Becoming the child's legal parents – parental orders
If the intended parents wish to become the legal parents of the child, they may either apply to adopt the child, or apply for a parental order.
The effect of the order is to transfer the rights and obligations of parentage to the intended parents, providing certain conditions are met.
Applications for a parental order must generally be made to the Court within six months of the birth of the child.
To obtain a parental order, at least one of the commissioning couple must be genetically related to the baby i.e. be the egg or sperm provider. Couples must be husband and wife, civil partners or two persons who are living as partners.
Becoming the child's legal parents – adoption
If the commissioning couple cannot apply for a parental order because neither of them are genetically related to the baby (donor egg and donor sperm or donor embryos were used), then adoption of the baby is the only option available to them.
If adoption is to be the option used, then a registered adoption agency must be involved in the surrogacy process. This is why it is important to get legal advice before you decide to embark on surrogacy.
Prior to a parental order/adoption, who can be the child's second legal parent?
Unless parenthood is transferred to the intended father or second parent through a parental order or adoption:
the child's legal father or second parent will be the surrogate's husband, civil partner (unless it can be demonstrated that her husband/civil partner did not consent to the treatment) or partner (if the partner consented to being the father/second parent)
if treatment was performed in a licensed clinic and the surrogate mother is not married/in a civil partnership, either:
the intended biological father will automatically be the child's legal father on birth (providing no other person has been nominated as the legal parent)
the intended father who is not the biological father (eg, an intended father using donor sperm or the male partner of the biological father) can be nominated as the child's second legal parent
the intended female parent can be nominated as the child's second legal parent.
Please see the surrogacy and legal parenthood FAQs for further information.
What happens if the child is born outside the UK?
In a surrogacy arrangement, if the child is born abroad, the commissioning couple can apply for a parental order only if they are living (or domiciled) in the UK.
The parental order officially transfers parental responsibilities to the commissioning couple.
While waiting for the parental order to be processed, the child born abroad will require a visa in order to enter the UK.
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1. As Zion's youth in latter days,We stand with valiant heart,With promise shining in our eyes,Resolved to do our part.Upon a noble past we build;The future fills our view.We face the challenge of our dayAnd pledge we will be true.
2. The truths and values we embraceAre mocked on ev'ry hand.Yet as we listen and obeyWe know we can withstandThe evils that would weaken us,The sin that would destroy.With faith, we hold the iron rodAnd find in this our joy.
3. Thru test and trial we'll have our fears,But we will not despair.We're here to serve a righteous cause;Truth gives us strength to dare.We'll love, and learn, and overcome;We'll sing a joyful song,As Zion's youth in latter days,Triumphant, pure, and strong.
Text: Susan Evans McCloud, b. 1945. (c) 1985 IRIMusic: Irish melody, arr. (c) 1985 IRI
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- Susan Evans McCloud, b. 1945
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- Chastity, Commitment, Faith, Faithfulness, Preparedness, Trials, Word of Wisdom, Worthiness, Youth
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Purely potatoes- that's been our breakfast craving for the past few days . Last week was about satisfying our yearnings for protein rich poached eggs, now it's a yearning for these addicting roasted potatoes. Finding gold potatoes in two and five pound bags at our market (is that a good or bad thing?), a garden full of fresh rosemary and a quick, oven roasted recipe makes our breakfast simple, satisfying, inexpensive and fast! Even better, we're still in the Chinese New Year mental state of mind with all things Red Rice and gold, so we're extending our New Years spirit to calling this dish our lucky "Gold Coins".
These roasted potatoes started out as a quick, high calorie, carbo loaded, late night snack (we love late night indulgence), but they proved to an even better and healthier breakfast potato dish. Why are they better for breakfast? Because we eat them with Todd's perfect, velvety cappuccino! Eaten alone, or as a side dish to breakfast eggs or a dinner main dish, these creamy, gold potatoes just melt in your mouth. Adding rosemary gives a that extra herb flavor that seems to always pair so perfectly with potatoes. Dipping is must for these potatoes too and we'll flip flop from ketchup to crème fraîche. When we want to keep it simple, a good bowl of Heinz will do just fine, but when we're feelin' fancy, crème fraîche is a nice, cool and creamy accompaniment.
Using other potatoes work just as well too, but you'll have to re-name the dish, although the new name probably won't bring you potential fortune like the gold potatoes may (when we win the lottery, you'll know why). As long as there's rosemary in the dish, any humble potato can be transformed into a elegant super-star dish. You can roast them quickly to keep them really soft and creamy, or roast them a little longer to get that desired crusty, like having a round french fry. Hey, there's another name…Roasted Rosemary Potato Round's!
Need Some Fresh Rosemary? -"Sharing The Love"
We don't mean to gloating too much about our rosemary bushes (yes, those are our bushes in the picture) especially to our cold climate blogging buddies, but they are HUGE! Always having to cut them back because they grow like weeds, it feels so wasteful to toss them out when we know there's so many of you out there who could be creating some terrific dishes out there! So, far all you freezing friends who don't have access to any fresh rosemary this time of year, we'll SHARE THE LOVE here and send it to you if needed. We just want to offer this because you've gotta have the fresh rosemary on this dish, it makes all the difference! The scent of the fresh rosemary will keep you healthy, happy and warm in your frigidly cold world. Brrrr!!!!!!!!!!!
Roasted Rosemary Gold Potatoes Recipe
This is super simple, yet exquisitely tasty. Have it for breakfast, as a side for dinner, or use them as a topping for pizza along with a BBQ sauce or tomato sauce and cheese. If you can't get parchment paper, it is fine to use a Silpat or roast the potatoes straight on the baking sheet, but the texture always comes out best on the parchment paper. It will be worth it to hunt some down.
2 lbs Baby Gold Potatoes
3 T Olive Oil
1 T Fresh Rosemary, finely chopped
Freshly ground black pepper
Sea Salt or Kosher Salt
Optional:crème fraîche (sour cream works, as well)
2 twigs fresh rosemary
pre-heat oven on Roast to 425º Convection or 450º Regular Roast
1. Scrub, dry, and slice potatoes into 1/4″ coins (try to have the potatoes sliced consistent in thickness so they will all roast evenly). Toss with olive oil, chopped rosemary, a decent amount of fresh ground pepper, and season to taste with sea salt. Smack a slice against your tongue to judge the saltiness.
2. Spread potatoes out in uniform layer on a parchment-lined baking sheet. Toss the optional rosemary twigs in the residual oil from your bowl, then throw it on top of the potatoes. Slide the sheet pan laden with potatoes into the oven, then clean your workstation, have some coffee, or start working on another recipe.
3. After about 15 min., when the potatoes begin to brown on the bottom side (lift one up and give it a peek), flip all the little spuds over. Roast on! When the potatoes have reached a nice golden brown on both sides, @ another 10 min. of roasting, remove from oven. Take the optional rosemary twigs out and set aside for now. Pick up the parchment paper by the edges and slide the potatoes onto your serving dish. Serve with a side of crème fraîche. Take the twigs of rosemary you roasted and clean off the leaves from the stem. Sprinkle the roasted leaves over the top of the crème fraîche.
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I have seen people having a lot of problems trying to print the blueprints the correct size. Here is a very simple method I used:
Resize the blueprints so that when you hold a ruler up to the computer screen it exactly matches the scale.
Use clear plastic (overhead projector plastic) to trace the patterns right off the screen. The pieces won't fit on most mortals' screens, so trace what you can, then scroll and trace the rest.
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This bra set is like spending the morning in New York, and the evening in the Hamptons. It's power-suit-ready, sophisticated by day, and effortlessly, elegantly sexy by night. It's almost as if it was designed for a woman who spends half her time conquering the office (the classic demi shape, the modern piping and details) and the other half seducing the fairytale villages of the seaside (sheer scalloped edges, the softness of it all, and the tiny ribbons sprinkled around).
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Controversy about the position of Muslim immigrants within European societies invariably raise issues as to whether they remain apart of become integral components of modern European society. The city council of Rotterdam has selected Ahmed Aboutaleb as the first Muslim to hold the position of mayor of the city. In making the selection, the city council said the appointment would be "an inspiration to all Rotterdam residents." Naturally, right wing groups denounced the selection on various grounds. Ronald Sorenson, who belongs to the right wing party, Lefbaar Rotterdam, noted Mr. Aboutaleb comes from Amsterdam and roots for the Amsterdam football team. These are serious allegations and definitely should be investigated. Imagine in this day and age appointing someone to a political office who roots for your team's opponent!!
Mr. Aboutaleb has been described by colleagues as a man of action and a problem solver. Yes, he did once serve in the Amsterdam city council, but, hopefully, the good people of Rotterdam will not hold that against him. One can suspect he will inspire many young Muslims and immigrants to become more loyal to their adopted homeland.


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Arsenal began the 1975/76 season, much to the chagrin of many Gunners fans, without Charlie George, who'd departed to Dave Mackay's Derby County. "Bertie (Mee) and I seldom speak anymore," admitted George.
The Gunners were going nowhere fast. On the face of it, Mee's side contained a blend of experience (Brian Kidd, Alan Ball and George Armstrong) and youthful promise (David O'Leary, Frank Stapleton, Liam Brady) but the Gunners still flirted dangerously with relegation.
The team crashed out of both domestic cup competitions in the opening rounds, and ultimately, a narrow victory over relegation-haunted Wolves proved pivotal, and was enough to push the Gunners into 17th place. It was all proving too much for a tearful Mee, who announced to a stunned press corps that he would be standing down at the end of the season.
A fresh approach was needed, and although several big names were linked with the post, including Real Madrid's highly-rated coach Miljan Miljanic, the board plumped instead for former Gunners skipper Terry Neill, who'd recently had an unhappy spell as manager at Tottenham.
Ex-Liverpool boss Bill Shankly wrote: "I can't believe how far from grace Arsenal have fallen over the last four years," but it's worth noting that fellow 'fallen giants' Manchester United and Tottenham suffered the ignominy of Second Division football in the seventies, a fate which Arsenal managed to avoid.
Neill set about the task of restoring the Gunners' fortunes with gusto, and signed iconic Newcastle striker Malcolm Macdonald for an eye catching fee of £333,333 in time for the 1976/77 season. He also added Stoke's Alan Hudson to his squad. Neill was able to reap the dividends from the promising crop of youngsters whom Mee had begun to nurture.
After a disappointing home defeat against Bristol City on the opening day of the season, Neill omitted John Radford from the starting line-up, and paired Stapleton alongside Macdonald. The partnership worked well. In typically brazen 'Supermac' fashion, he boasted that he'd nab 30 goals that season, and was almost as good as his word, eventually netting 29 in all competitions, including a televised hat-trick against former side Newcastle. Stapleton, who worked hard on his pace and his touch, weighed in with a grand total of 17, and Arsenal clambered into eighth place by the end of the campaign.
It was a massive improvement, and there was greater balance within the team. Neill signed out-of-favour Tottenham central defender Willie Young, and despite a disastrous debut against Ipswich at Highbury, the tough Scot soon became an excellent foil for the pacy and skilful O'Leary. The full-backs, Pat Rice and Sammy Nelson also worked well in tandem, and Brady's stellar displays earned plaudits from football fans everywhere.
Yet Neill occasionally appeared to struggle with the players who were not much younger than him. Those Gunners fans who relished the thought of a Brady–Ball midfield partnership were disappointed when the disenchanted World Cup winner departed to Southampton, and Neill sent home Hudson and Macdonald from the close season tour of Singapore and Australia for breaching club discipline.
Despite the occasional murmurs of discontent, Neill was unquestionably moving the Club in the right direction. His side, now coached by the returning Don Howe, finished fifth in 1977/78, and so the team qualified for the UEFA Cup, but the real drama lay in the domestic cup competitions.
The Gunners were edged out 2-1 on aggregate by Liverpool in the League Cup semi-final, but after cruising past Orient in the FA Cup semi-final at Stamford Bridge, reached Wembley to face Bobby Robson's emerging Ipswich Town. Arsenal were hot favourites, but faced several injury problems in the lead up to the game. Macdonald's knee was now locking regularly during games, and both Brady and Alan Sunderland were also carrying knocks. The injuries were telling, and after Brady was substituted by Graham Rix, he admitted: "I'll never try and underplay an injury again." Roger Osborne scored Ipswich's winner, and a crestfallen Neill claimed: "We'll be back next year." All managers say that, but on this occasion Neill was as good as his word.
The Gunners had a white knuckle ride to the 1979 FA Cup final. Arsenal disposed of Third Division Sheffield Wednesday at the fifth attempt, eased past Notts County, and then edged out League champions Nottingham Forest at the City Ground courtesy of Stapleton's majestic header. Smart finishes by Stapleton and Sunderland against Wolves in the semi-final saw Arsenal return to Wembley to face Dave Sexton's Manchester United.
There was a tighter look about the Gunners' midfield, after Neill added Brian Talbot to the squad, and it was the former Ipswich man who opened the scoring after a cut-back from David Price. A sinewy sortie by Brady saw him set up Stapleton to make it 2-0, and after 87 minutes, the Arsenal fans inside Wembley were already chanting their victory songs. But goals from Gordon McQueen and Sammy McIlroy pulled it back to 2-2, and as Willie Young recalled: "We were gone. We were finished. If it had gone to extra-time, United would have destroyed us."
Brady had other ideas, setting off on another slaloming run, and slipping the ball wide to Rix. Rix lofted the ball over the flapping Gary Bailey's head, for Sunderland to sweep home Arsenal's dramatic winner. Skipper Rice, the only survivor from Mee's Double side, lifted the trophy.
Neill spoke of lifting the title next season, but he now faced two massive challenges. Firstly, Macdonald was forced to retire due to persistent knee injuries, and Brady announced his intention to quit Arsenal at the end of the 1979/80 campaign, frustrated that the Gunners had tailed off in seventh in the league.
It was arguably the most dramatic, yet ultimately fruitless campaign in Gunners' history. The team played a record breaking 70 matches, reached the FA Cup and Cup Winners Cup finals, yet ended up empty-handed, eventually missing out on third place and UEFA Cup qualification.
Arsenal's epic four game FA Cup semi-final encounter with champions Liverpool remains possibly the best, most tightly-contested encounter ever played in the competition. Talbot's header at Coventry's Highfield Road finally settled matters, and Paul Vaessen's late header in Turin silenced the whistling Juventus fans, and took the Gunners into the final. It was ironic that Brady would sign for Juve just weeks after the victory.
Ultimately, fatigue caught up with Arsenal. Trevor Brooking's header won the FA Cup final for Second Division West Ham, and Rix's missed penalty enabled Valencia to claim the Cup Winners' Cup.
"We've so much to be proud of," Terry Neill told his exhausted troops at the end of the campaign, "but I know that these last three seasons may well be judged as a case of being 'so near yet so far.'"
Arsenal fans nearly suffered the ignominy of seeing Charlie George go to Spurs in '75. Only a last-minute intervention by Dave Mackay whisked him to the East Midlands
Malcolm Macdonald was Liam Brady's biggest fan on the playing staff. "Liam could do things with a football that the rest of us could only dream of. He was a true artist and a poet with the ball," claimed Supermac
After criticising Juve's Roberto Bettega for his horrific foul on David O'Leary at Highbury, Terry Neill was greeted with "Neill the dog" banners in the return leg in TurinCopyright 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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13/03/2013 , 8:23 AM by Jonathan Morrell
One of the most popular features on the Dawn Patrol is our daily book reading. We have featured many authors over the years but our latest novel has provoked an incredible reaction from you. It's written by Andrew Dunkley who works for the ABC's Local Radio station in Dubbo in New South Wales. It's set in the terrible conditions of the trenches during World War 1 and follows the experiences of Stanley Dunkley who was Andrew's grandfather. Andrew tells me he spent many hours researching the book and recalling what his grandfather had told him about leaving Australia to fight in the conflict. It's hoped the book will be published as an e book and audio CD by the end of the year. Negotiations are continuing about a release as a paper/hardback edition.
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As soon as a print edition hits the shelves I'M GOING AFTER IT!!!! Without a doubt the best narrative I've come across about the Great War - absolutely gripping in its intensity and humanity (or inhumanity).
An absolute triumph for which Andrew deserves great kudos.
Posted by: Daryl Smith | 15/03/2013 at 12:14 PM
There must be a publisher willing to publish this excellent story.
I can see it selling and could rival many of the books about World War 1.
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Good morning, I would appreciate if you could pass on my best wishes to Andrew Dunkley regarding his book "All I see is Mud". I have loved the story and the final reading bought tears to my eyes this morning. But I shared in the laughter during the story. If possible I would love to buy a copy and if you could let me know in due course if and when to purchase I would be grateful.
It has been great listening to you Jonathon - I am always up this early getting ready for swimming training which is a daily practice.
Cheers and all the best Sue Oldham
Posted by: Sue Oldham | 05/04/2013 at 07:42 AM
I just wanted to pass on my appreciation to you Jonathan and everyone who went out of their way to tell me what they thought of my book. I'm truly overwhelmed by the response. Like I said to you in the interview, I never anticipated much in the way of a response and to have received so much feedback from so many people has been very humbling indeed. I understand that the digital audio and CD audio versions will be released in time for Remembrance Day this year and I'm waiting on word about a paperback version...so keep an eye out for it...and thank you once again for your interest and support.
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Posted by Doug Washburn on November 17, 2008
In a number of recent client interactions with both enterprise IT end users and vendors, the question of "Is the 'green' in Green IT dead?" has come up. Primarily driven by the current economic climate, IT end users want to understand how relevant the environmental benefits of Green IT should be to their strategic planning; likewise, vendors want to know how palatable green messaging of their products and services is to their customers.
First and foremost, technology is not green and never will be. The design, manufacture, operation and disposal of IT equipment generates tremendous upfront and ongoing environmental impact (read more about this in my "Is Green IT Your Emperor With No Clothes?" research). A recent – and very primetime – example of this is the 60 Minutes "The Electronic Wasteland" segment. David Berlind from InformationWeek offers a great follow on to this in his "An E-Waste Story That'll Make You Want To Quit Tech" story.


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Lawsuit: University Ordered Christian Club to Allow Non-Christian Leaders
The University of North Carolina-Greensboro has ordered a Christian club to allow non-Christians as leaders and members, according to a federal lawsuit filed Wednesday.
"The university has given itself the authority to determine whether a group is religious or not," said Jeremy Tedesco, an attorney with the Alliance Defense Fund.
Tedesco filed suit on behalf of "Make Up Your Own Mind," a Christian club that was denied an exemption from the university's nondiscrimination policy.
UNC-Greensboro's nondiscrimination policy includes an exemption for student organizations that select their members based on a shared set of beliefs.
Tedesco said "Make Up Your Own Mind" has a clear religious mission and purpose and requires its members and leaders to agree with its statement of faith and beliefs about the value of innocent human life.
"Saying that a Christian club isn't religious is flatly absurd, especially when the university has granted its belief-based exception to numerous other clubs," he said. "The First Amendment forbids the government from determining what is and what is not 'religious,' yet the university is doing exactly this by telling a Christian group that it is not religious."
However, the university contends that the club is not affiliated with a church – and therefore doesn't meet their criteria for exemption.
A university spokesperson told Fox News they had not seen the lawsuit and would not comment.
"It's not discrimination for a religious group to say we want to be led by people who agree with our religion," Tedesco said.
He said religious groups are getting excluded under non-discrimination policies.
"What we are seeing on public university campuses is religious groups routinely getting denied recognition," he said. "They are denied access to a speech forum that is opened to all other student organizations on campus."
The university, Tedesco said, must be stopped.
"We should get very nervous when the government decides it has the authority to determine what is and what isn't religious," he said. "That's a dangerous concept.
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LEWISTON, N.Y. - The Canisius College women's lacrosse team defeated longtime rival Niagara 19-12, behind goals from 12 different Griffs.
After Niagara recorded the game's first goal, the Blue and Gold would score 10-straight to jump out to a 10-1 advantage with just over three minutes remaining in the first half.
The teams went into the break with Canisius leading 11-4, with 10 Griffs contributing a goal in the period.
"I thought we got off to a slow start and needed to call a timeout, but I thought we regrouped well with our shot placement," said head coach Scott Teeter. "All in all, I'm happy with the win, but we've got some work to do, we had too many fouls inside the eight on defense. But our transition game was a positive today."
Canisius continued the pressure into the second half, as the Purple Eagles would never get within seven goals.
The Griffs were led offensively by junior Tori Quinn, who recorded a game-high five points on two goals and three assists. Sophomore attacker Taylor Giglio had a team-high three goals in the game, while senior midfielder Maria Kotas, sophomore attacker Caroline Ogden, and junior attackers Meghan Cuddy and Whitley Perry each recorded a pair of goals.
Senior defender Taylor Smith netted her first career goal in the contest and sophomore midfielder Ashley Bull, junior midfielders Brenna Murray and Tori Greco and freshmen midfielders Rachel Toole and Ashley Heisler each scored a goal to round out the scoring.
Junior goalkeeper Kayla Scully had eight saves on the evening in just under 55-minutes of play.
Kotas led the Griffs defensively with four caused turnovers, seven ground balls and finished second to Bull's team-high seven draw controls with four.
Senior defender Stephanie Schmalz tied career-highs with four ground balls and two caused turnovers.
The Griffs improved to 10-5 on the year and the team will now return home to take on Fairfield in the team's final regular season contest on Saturday. First draw is scheduled for noon.
GAME NOTES: 12 players to score in a game is a program record… The Griffs lost the draw control battle for the first time in their five-game winning streak… Canisius has outscored opponents 51-20 in the first half of games during their five-game winning streak... Canisius has 10 wins for the fifth-consecutive season.


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Jay-Z & Beyonce Knowles: Basketball Buddies
Stepping out for an evening of sport, Jay-Z and Beyonce attended the Brooklyn Nets vs. Los Angeles Clippers basketball game on Friday night (November 23).
The "99 Problems" rapper (he also is one of the Nets' owners) and his lovely wife sat courtside at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, showing plenty of affection for each other during the course of the game.
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17 Special New Hampshire Picnic Spots
Lisa Martineau
NewHampshire.com | July 23. 2014 11:41PM
It's true that some of these cannot be done during a day trip, but if you are already vacationing nearby, these picturesque locations are waiting for you to pay them a visit.
Website: Cathedral of the Pines
Ragged Neck, Rye - This little known area, located at Rye Harbor State Park, is an earthly paradise. Bring binoculars and take a peek at the Isles of Shoals in the distance, and watch fisherman coming and going from the harbor. There is an admission fee to get into this park.
Website: Ragged Neck
Echo Lake, Franconia Notch - Beautiful Echo Lake is at an elevation of 1,931 feet and offers views of Mount Lafayette and Cannon Mountain. Visitors are welcome to spend the day swimming, fishing or just sitting on a blanket beside the pristine waters. You can also rent a canoe or paddle boat and enjoy some time out on the water. A scenic trail around the lake provides views of the sheer, 700-foot Cathedral Ledge. There is a fee to get into the park, which is only open until September 1.
Website: Echo Lake
Rhododendron State Park, Fitzwilliam - The Rhododendron State Park explodes with color in mid-July - the perfect time for a family picnic. That's when the 16-acre grove of Rhododendrons, the largest grove in northern New England, is in full bloom. Come walk along a .6 mile trail that encircles the grove, or instead wander the wildflower trail which is blooming at different times. You might find yourself serenaded by songbirds who are naturally drawn to this place, while you enjoy a picnic lunch with your family.
Website: Rhododendron State Park
Prescott Park, Portsmouth - a city-owned park, the peaceful tranquility of the beautiful paradise known as Presscott Park, is the perfect setting for a picnic. Flowers are in bloom throughout the summer season and the sound of running water, as well as the beauty of the Piscataqua River which sits beside it, create a magical garden experience. There are ten acres of gardens, walkways, seating, docking and grass areas designed for public use. In the evenings during the summer, the stage is set for theatre and musical entertainment. Bring a blanket and enjoy the beauty of this special place.
Great Island Common, New Castle - Enjoy 32 acres of seaside greenspace, craggy coastline and beach. This town owned park has benches and picnic tables but why not bring your own chairs or blanket and sit for awhile? The site features views of two lighthouses, the Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse and the Whaleback Lighthouse. You can also see the Isles of Shoals off in the distance. A beautiful and little-known spot on the seacoast, this one is sure to provide some memories for the whole family. There is a small fee for use of the park.
Forest Lake State Park, Dalton - Picnic tables are available beside a grassy area and 200 foot beach on the shore of Forest Lake. Kids can also swim in the shallow waters here and we think this is a little-known special spot for a day with the family.
Umbagog Lake State Park, Cambridge - Lake Umbagog sits in the heart of "Moose Country" or the North Woods and the abundant wildlife is just part of the attraction here. The 7,850 acre lake is one of the most pristine lakes in the State of New Hampshire. Unfettered beauty surrounds you. This may require more than a day trip but there is a campground nearby with 27 sites. Pack something tasty and hearty for this excursion because you may wind up renting a canoe to explore this magnificent lake.
Website: Umbagog Lake State Park
Wason Pond, Chester - Wason Pond - A small park on Raymond Road in Chester on a Wason Pond, where the kids can swim or fish. Or, take a stroll under the recently built covered bridge (or "kissing" bridge) and listen to the sounds of running water. There is also a small playground for the kiddies to burn some energy. There are picnic tables and plenty of room to lay down a blanket and break out the baloney sandwiches!
Hampton Beach, With only 13 miles of coastline, Hampton Beach is the beachy-est and the most logical place to bring the family for an afternoon of sunshine, sea breezes and a picnic lunch. Pack a cooler, walk the boardwalk, enjoy some music on the Sea Shell Stage and make some memories for the whole family. Best of all, dessert - from fry doe to ice cream to salt water taffy - is just a short walk away.
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Just a few questions from somebody considering a TEFL career.
How possible is it to make a full-time career as a TEFL teacher?
Is it usual for a TEFL teacher to teach in many different countries?
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Does having a degree (esp in a foreign language) help you to get jobs/higher wages, or on average is it possible to be just as successful as a TEFL teacher with a normal TEFL diploma?
Would it be possible to get a job as a full-time teacher in a foreign school with just a TEFL diploma?
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