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Severns Valley Baptist Church is launching an outreach ministry for people suffering with addictions and debilitating habits.
But church leaders are clear when they say the approach to recovery will be centered entirely on Jesus Christ.
Severns Valley is one of thousands of churches to adopt Celebrate Recovery, a 12-step program aimed at aiding those with lingering problems and addictions out of control. First Baptist Church in Elizabethtown also has the program, which meets on Monday nights.
Celebrate Recovery was launched in the early 1990s at Saddleback Church in southern California by John Baker, a former alcoholic who pitched the idea to Rick Warren, pastor of Saddleback and author of "The Purpose Driven Life." Since then, the program has attracted hundreds of thousands of people and expanded internationally.
Severns Valley's program kicks off March 14 and will be held every Monday night, according to the Rev. Ray Hicks, associate pastor. The meetings open with a worship service and teachings and then split into small groups.
Leading up to the launch of the program, Severns Valley's pastor, the Rev. Bill Langley, has prepared a sermon series entitled "The Road to Recovery" that will run from Jan. 23 to March 13 on Sunday mornings.
Hicks said the program will follow the model created by Saddleback and focus on providing a safe haven for those struggling with burdens they can't overcome on their own.
"Let's face it, there's a lot of hurting people in the world," Hicks said. "We're all recovering from something."
Hicks said visitors will be known by their first names and no record will be kept of their attendance to foster anonymity. What happens in the meetings will stay in the meetings, he said.
And the program is not focused entirely on alcohol, drug and sex addictions, Hicks said. If someone is dealing with depression, grief, self-esteem or anger issues, for example, they also are welcome.
"Any hurt, hang-up or habit you have," he said.
The 12-step program is steeped in Christ-centered principles, with the first step calling on the sufferer to realize he or she is not God. From there, the steps focus on participants admitting they have a problem and nurturing a relationship with God to overcome the situation, he said.
"I'm not the answer; nobody is the answer," Hicks said. "Jesus is the answer."
Hicks has witnessed the program at work before during a stint with Langley at a Texas church. Within a four-year period, the program attracted roughly 5,000 people and had an average attendance of about 90 people for the meetings, he said.
He said Severns Valley is excited to see what God has in store for Hardin County and is committed to seeing the program through. Over the weekend, Severns Valley welcomed members from churches across the country to discuss the program, and Hicks said area churches that participated expressed enthusiasm for Celebrate Recovery's potential locally.
Celebrate Recovery has already made a mark on Hardin County with First Baptist Church on Bishop Lane in Elizabethtown.
The program is in its first year at First Baptist and is rebuilding after its original leaders moved, said Brenda Skillman, minister leader.
Skillman attended the advanced training at Severns Valley this weekend and said it has made her a stronger Christian.
Roughly 15 to 20 people attend First Baptist's Monday night sessions.
Skillman echoed Hicks in saying the program is not geared solely for drug or alcohol addiction, pointing out that only about 30 percent of people in the program suffer from those addictions.
Some shy away from recovery programs, Skillman said, but Celebrate Recovery is a safe environment where people will not be judged.
"Trauma is going to happen," she said. "Hurt is a part of life."
The key to the recovery, Hicks said, is people acknowledging the need for help and realizing they don't have to fight their battles alone.
"We're going to be here," he said. "We're not going anywhere."
Marty Finley can be reached at (270) 505-1762.
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Duke Continues Streak Against UNC
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - No. 17 Duke controlled the ground ball battle and the face-off X as keys in an 11-8 win over No. 8 North Carolina in men's lacrosse action at Fetzer Field Wednesday night before a crowd of 2,322 on a cold and windy night.
The Blue Devils improved to 4-4 with the win and 1-1 in the ACC while Carolina falls to 3-3 on the season and 0-1 in the league. Duke's series success against the Tar Heels continued as it was its fifth win in a row over Carolina and its 16th win in the last 17 meetings with UNC dating back to the 2005 campaign.
A 4-1 scoring run in the second quarter by the Blue Devils built an 8-4 halftime lead that Carolina was unable to overcome. The Tar Heels twice pulled within one goal in the second half but could never get an equalizing tally.
Four different Duke players had multiple-goal games with Jordan Wolf scoring three times, Josh Dionne twice, Josh Offit twice and David Lawson twice. Jake Tripucka led the Blue Devils with two assists.
Marcus Holman led the Tar Heels with two goals and two assists while Joey Sankey scored a pair of goals and Jimmy Bitter had two assists.
Both goalkeepers played the entire game with Kyle Turri making eight saves for the Blue Devils and Kieran Burke registering eight saves for the Tar Heels.
The Tar Heels outshot the Blue Devils 33-29. UNC outshot Duke 15-2 in the third quarter but could capitalize for just three tallies but those did pull the Heels within a goal at 8-7. The momentum then shifted in the fourth quarter as Duke possessed the ball virtually the entire way, outshooting Carolina 9-2 and winning all five face-offs. UNC had the ball in its offensive end only four times in the final period of the game as it was trying to mount is comeback. The Tar Heels turned the ball over twice and got two shots off, one resulting in a goal.
The key difference in the game was Duke's complete control of the ground balls 39-24 and a monster performance by face-off man Brendan Fowler. Fowler won 17 of 23 face-offs and had a career-high 13 ground balls for the Blue Devils. Five other Blue Devils had three or more ground balls. Carolina used three different face-off men against Fowler but without much success.
The one area where Carolina had a clear advantage was in the turnover game where the Heels committed only 10 while Duke had 19. But the Tar Heels found it hard to capitalize after forcing those turnovers.
It was a seesaw first quarter with the team's trading goals before Case Matheis scored with 40 seconds left in the period to give Duke the lead for good at 4-3. That started a run of five Duke goals vis-à-vis one for the Tar Heels until the end of the half, which ended with Duke up 8-4.
Carolina scored all three goals of the third quarter, the first two by Joey Sankey before Steve Pontrello finished from the left side with 1:01 left to cut the Duke lead to 8-7.
The fourth quarter turned in Duke's favor when twice the Blue Devils converted goals when in a 30-second stall warning violation. David Lawson scored in the third minute of the period off a Tripucka assist to make it 9-7 Duke. Carolina crept within one again on a Davey Emala man-up goal with 7:40 to play with the assist going to Holman.
Duke won the face-off after Emala's goal before Jake Bailey caused a turnover by Case Matheis with 5:57 to play. The Tar Heels cleared the ball but turned it over on a 30-second shot clock violation with 4:17 to play. That would prove to be the only possession Carolina had in the final 7:40 of the game.
Duke then held possession the final 4:17 of the game. Josh Offit scored to make it 10-8 with 2:25 to play when the Blue Devils converted their second goal of the quarter with a shot clock violation on. After another face-off win by Fowler, Jordan Wolf scored an unassisted goal for Duke with 1:49 left to salt the game away. On the ensuing face-off, Carolina's Evan Connell was called for a two-minute slashing penalty and the Blue Devils held the ball the final 1:39 of play without attempting a shot.
The Tar Heels return to action on Monday when they play host to Dartmouth at 4 p.m. at Fetzer Field.

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Thursday, November 23, 2012
Of the many combinations last night's two Group B games could throw up, only one would mean we progressed to the knockout stages for yet another year. Job done I guess!
Leaving home yesterday afternoon it was wet, windy and downright chilly, a sign this country's colder months are definitely upon us. Yet arriving out of Arsenal tube station having been 'underground' for a good half hour or so, the wind had dropped, the skies cleared and it definitely felt a lot warmer.
I say all this not just to give a weather report but the colder weather always has me analysing our season so far in more detail than before, safe in the knowledge we have seen enough to draw some more accurate conclusions as to where we are right now.
If we manage to overcome Bradford in our League Cup quarter final next month, last night's result means we will head into 2013 chasing success on all four fronts. That alone suggests we are doing something right.
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Last night certainly fell into that category, both teams enjoying a chunk of first half possession, the better chances falling to us, our visitors threatening with little more than a couple of crosses and shots from distance.
I felt comfortable at half time that despite it not being the most inspiring of games, we would be OK in the second period.
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Poldi's strike was a joy to behold. A good move saw him latch onto Oly's flick and without a second thought unleashed a thunderbolt volley to double our lead. It was the kind of goal where for a tiny split-second you can hear the crowd gasp. "Get 'old of that son!", as they say. Well some of us do anyway!
Schalke's home win made it the perfect night as we can yet again go to Greece relatively relaxed about the whole affair. Olympiacos are assured of Europa League qualification whatever the result whereas we could still win the group of course.
Three big Premier League matches precede that, of course, the first of two on the road being our evening kick-off up at Villa on Saturday.
Despite their current position I am struggling to remember many occasions where this fixture has proved easy. We've enjoyed a good week, let's hope we start the next one in the same fashion.
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I just threw a happy holiday day to every one on another post.I have been cooking Pumpkins.doak
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Being the vegetarian, you all know, I made Tofurky for Thanksgiving for 15 people. It was great fun and we all ate way to much food. Now I am waiting for my husband to return home from India and hopefully he will not be to mad at me for spending so much money on that new HD TV and Blue Ray player. (When the cats away the mice will play!!)Hope you all had a very peaceful holiday weekend. Annette


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^^ Haha. Its a cute charac. Reminds me of kirby.
hahah thx...
i know ur not the first that tells me he looks like kirby....
i cant wait to wheatpaste him all over the place :P
eack, what medium did you use for the crit? Thats fuckin dope.
thx! well i did the caracter in pencil, then i passed over the line with a liner a blakc liner... then i scaned it and colored it with paint
all really old, i dont do many characters anymore but im thinking about starting again and then doing a bunch of slaps and some wheatpasting once it warms up outside
ive obviously gone through some name changes hah
WOW thats some pretty sick shit Scream Out i love the squidshrooms they blow my mind. you should deff start making some karaks again and post em up when u have so i can view in awe
also i just got to find some camera batteries and then ill be posting mine up.
make the OK sign with your hand, reverse which fingers are in and out, you just went from being ok to being ready for zombies.
that robot is fucking sick bro
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thanks man, i was drawing some kind of apartment thing and it looked like a face of somekind so i just turned it into a robot haha, it didnt turn out the greatest but its a prety sweet idea i think
pretty big clown thing...
elephant...also pretty big...I hate it...messed the face up nicely
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remos - tentacles are over done
seriously remos... give up it looks like a two year old drew that. how long have you been writing?
My paint bucket, would do u think?
k seriously, im going to be a dick real fast and say that this thread is getting pretty shitty.
ive said it before, but really, you should only post if you feel what your posting is something worth posting. if while your posting you type a sentence along the lines of "these are crap but dont judge me" maybe you should rethink it, and just not post.
like remos, your stuff on this page is shit. 100%. i cant critique anything about it, except to say that you need to practice a lot more. and once you think you draw something worth something, then post it. you dont need to post every doodle you fucking draw. its on lined paper for christ sakes. same kindof goes for TOKE. i like you man, but seriously, you dont need to post everything you draw. advance, and once you think youve hit a new level, post that shit and we can critique you.
^and i dont mean to single you guys out, its happening all over the place but you two are the most recent.
7case, it looks like you put a lot of time into yours, and i think you are what this thread is about. people who are obviously trying to progress their own sense of style, and are willing to put some time into it all.
crits - i like the 2nd and 3rd one the best, the clown can deff use some work. try using more symmetry, and really concentraing on making things proportionate. simple excercise is to practice drawing simple shapes free-hand, and making them symmetrical.
Scream Out - i really like what you got goin there, and would deff like to see some more, maybe in higher deffinition if thats at all possible. i like the dude, but can hardly see his features, you know? sweet shrooms too. only thing id say for you is the color is a bit streaky. maybe clean it up a bit...
Xilationer - some of em arent that bad. id say take your time a bit more, and maybe concentrate on more details. good ideas though
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a maze - i like your style but ive only seen that one face over and over. its super clean, and very well done, but i would like to see more if oyu have any.
tldr; dont post every shit you take in here. at least make it look presentable.
i like this 3rd one but i dunno if imma keep making these... the coloring only came out nice on the 1st one (3rd in the row) so meh...
so much on my mind that i cant recline.. bustin holes in the night till she bled sunshine...
I actually like the fill on the one at the front of the row the best personally. they look good though. keep it up.
i got respect for you bill, i havent posted in here for a few days and i dont plan on it for a while
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BRENDON King believes the Terras are more than a match for anyone when they display the type of commitment they showed in last night's thrilling draw against Chesham United.
Following four successive defeats, many people expected Weymouth to get ripped apart by the promotion-chasing Generals but the hosts dug in and produced a sterling display, which would have heralded three points had it not been for a couple of individual errors.
Boss King told Echosport: "What a difference a couple of days make.
"After the manner of the defeat against Arlesey Town on Saturday, the lads felt they owed the supporters one and I would like to think they repaid them last night.
"I told them I was after a response and I couldn't have asked for much more.
"Chesham are a good side with two lively forwards that cause a lot of problems and but for a couple of incidents where we know we should have done better, I thought we handled them very well.
"Ben Gerring, in particular, was outstanding. When he comes through like that and wins headers it makes such a difference and with all 11 players working their socks off it just goes to show what we are capable of.
Before the game we would have been ecstatic with a point but now we feel we should have had all three and were a little unlucky right at the end when Ben's header came back off a post.
"It is a massive point for us and when we go out and play like that we are a match for anyone in this league.
"The aim now is to try and maintain that level of performance through to the end of the season and if we do that we will be fine."
Another player that impressed for the Terras was Stephen Reed, who had to leave straight after the game to drive back to Devon to start a night shift.
King went on to add: "When Reedy plays like that he is different class and too good for this league but it is about putting the work rate and effort in every game. If he starts doing that then there is no doubt he could play at a much higher level."
The Terras now sit five points above the drop-zone in the Evo-Stik Southern Premier Division with a tricky trip to St Albans City their next assignment this coming Saturday.
King said: "I am so pleased for Nigel Biddlecombe (chairman) and everyone concerned at the club that we got a bit of pride back through this result but it is important we build on that now.
"St Albans are one of the best sides we have played and after beating them 3-1 earlier in the season, they are going to be out for revenge.
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I live in the United States which during the past two decades has witnessed the ongoing saga of Republican political leaders stressing their party is the party of morality and good honest Christian life. George Bush worked hard to convey that Republicans were the party of God and morality. During the past several weeks, a Republican senator was found in a compromising position in a men's room, another admitted to having an affair with a member of his staff who was married to another member of his staff. However, the ongoing saga of Mark Sanford is truly a love story for the ages. In an emotional interview he admitted he still loved the woman in Argentine who was his life "soul mate." However, he emphasized that he just didn't want a lay in the sack with her. "This was a whole lot more than a simple affair, this was a love story. A forbidden one, a tragic one, but a love story at the end of the day."
The American people are happy that anyone, particularly politicians, finally encounter a love story that makes their life mean more. It would even be a more powerful love story if Mark Sanford fell in love with poor people, with those lacking health insurance, with those who a re persecuted and oppressed. But, that type of wishy washy liberal stuff can never match meeting the love of your life and having ongoing sexual encounters with her.
Of course, this is the Mark Sanford who condemned Bill Clinton's sexual escapades and demanded his resignation. At the end of the day, we are left with some confusion about the love life of the governor. He told an interviewer that he had "crossed the lines" with a handful of other women, but he insists "I've never had sex with another woman."
Could the governor fill the rest of us in on what he means by having a love affair for eight or so years and "crossing the line" but never having sex. Does he mean while Bill had a blow job, he had a series of hand jobs?


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Hasselblad dynamic range
Interesting that the Hasselbald's dynamic range is worse than the one of the Nikon D800. Just yesterday I watched a video on youtube where someone compared both cameras and found that Hasselblad's dynamic rage is unbeatable.
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Dynamic range is determined by the read noise and saturation capacity. The Hasselblad is very likely to have a high saturation capacity, that's why their highlights are less likely to be blown out, but you couldn't get much information from the shadows. If you underexposed the D800 and brighten it up in post, it is very likely to have more dynamic range than if you did the same to Hasselblad.
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The Hasselblad is very likely to have a high saturation capacity, that's why their highlights are less likely to be blown out, but you couldn't get much information from the shadows.
Actually the Hasselblad H3DII_50 doesn't really have an unusually high "full well" or saturation capacity. It is, for example, lower than a camera with a similar pixel size that was also released in 2007: the Canon 1Ds Mark III (see http://www.sensorgen.info/). The Hasselblad also has more background noise, and a lower quantum efficiency. All-in-all the medium format sensors consistently under-perform in terms of dynamic range (especially considering that they should be able to outperform smaller sensors).
The rest of your analysis sounds sensible to me: it is easy to avoid blown highlights (for any saturation capacity) by appropriately (under)exposing. But that brings you uncomfortably close to the noise floor for scenes with dark shadows. I find it harder to judge whether or when people should care about this.


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I have an extremely open mind however this was a bit more Fetishistic than burlesque, which had I of known I would not have taken along my more innocent friends.
It is billed as 'quirky' it was more 'sleazy' not even in a tongue in cheek way.
There was one talented burlesque dancer the rest looked like rejects from a bad strip joint half of the audience looked like they had also just come from the same place.
There was also a VERY bad ventriloquist act who lacked humour and talent which was a shame as her dummy was amazing.
Also the host "Walt Whitman" was not very engaging, I am not very familiar with Walt's Character so perhaps the performance was over my head ?
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OK, I know its a far cry from ducks but I need help. My wife and I are building a new house out in the boonies. So far during the construction process, we have killed 3 copperheads. My main concern is my 2 year old daughter who loves playing outside. Is there any thing I can do to repel more snakes from coming around the house???
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I'm currently teacher training (CELTA intensive, just completed week 1) and need to prepare a lesson for my group next week. It's a group of 12 upper-intermediate students, all around 20yrs old (ish), mostly Spanish.
I have to teach a (40 minute) lesson on 'should have/could have/would have' and have been given very little instruction. I've been round and about and inside out this every which way (I can see) possible in my head and planning, but am still not clear as to the best way to approach this (surely the 3rd conditional is a lesson in itself?). It's the 'would have' which seems to be causing me the most problems in terms of linking it in with 'should have' (advice/regret) and 'could have' (possibility).
As it's only a 40 minute lesson, I'm wondering too whether I'll have time to deal with the negative and question forms, as well as focus on good pronunciation (bearing in mind contractions) of the three model sentences.
Where I'm up to so far is thinking I should try to elicit my model sentences by starting with the present tenses (should/could/would) and converting to the past tenses. But I'm not confident that I'm on the right track (and am also concerned that my eliciting won't succeed and/or my learners will be confused by the differences between the three).
Obviously I'll be going to my tutors with this on Monday, but in the meantime, if you have any tips I'd be very glad to hear them.


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text: By popular request Feel free to discuss potential 2012-13 Grand Prix assignments, etc. here while we wait for the all powerful 2012-13 GP announcement that will hopefully 1. Be released BEFORE the assignments come out in June 2. Be an easy to understand and interpret document In the meantime, I've collected some helpful links and some posts made around FSU on this topic. If you'd like to specifically discuss US skaters' assignments to the GP & JGP, USFSA strategy, and/or Skate America TBA picks, there is already a thread up and going on that topic here: 2012-13 US assignments speculation Please keep in mind the following: The ISU has already updated the World Rankings and Season bests (Men, Ladies, Pairs, Dance) through 2012 Worlds, but they have yet to remove the 2009-10 season points from the ISU World Standings. This will likely happen in the next month (last year it was May 11). Therefore, the ISU World Standings you see today are not the World Standings that will probably be used to determine 2012-13 GP Assignments. GP assignments were announced last year on June 27. Here is the 2011-12 GP Thread. The ISU Congress and ISU Council are meeting in Kuala Lumpur in June (June 10-17). So, it'll probably be June when the assignments will be announced. The 2012-13 GP announcement and assignments will probably be posted on this website: ISU Grand Prix webpage 2011-12 Grand Prix Announcement (contains all of the Grand Prix assignment rules) Current 2012-13 GP dates/locations 19 - 21 Oct Skate America TBA, USA 26 - 28 Oct Skate Canada Windsor, Ontario, Canada 2 - 4 Nov Cup of China Shanghai, China 9 - 11 Nov Rostelecom Cup 2012 Moscow, Russia 16 - 18 Nov Trophee (insert sponsor here), Paris, France 23 - 25 Nov NHK Trophy Sendai, Japan 6 - 9 Dec Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final (Combined Juniors and Seniors) Sochi, Russia Relevant posts from previous threads: Here is the "comeback" skaters provision in the 2011-12 GP Announcement: Speculation on changes in 2012-13: Also, the 2012 ISU Congress proposals include a proposal from the ISU Council to no longer allow ISU Age 14 (Age 14 as of July 1, 2012) skaters to participate in the senior GP. Instead, skaters would have to be ISU Age 15 to participate, which is the same age required to participate in senior ISU Championships (Euros, 4CCs, Worlds).


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Originally Posted by falcolnxp View Post
young and strong bigger boat if experienced sailor
no way to know but to look at 3 or 4 boats near same price and size
lots of boats out there now
Capt bob
Since it appears to have been revived, for what it's worth, I am familiar with that model and, although dated, it is one of the more handsome Catalinas that I have seen. But I am partial to S&S designs.
engine OK maybe you want a bigger boat if you are young and strong
young and strong bigger boat if experienced sailor
no way to know but to look at 3 or 4 boats near same price and size
lots of boats out there now
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81 Catalina 38 '''' Sparkman Stevens
I''d suggest you contact a C-38 owner with the Atomic 4 engine and ask what the cruising speed is. Get on the most relevant email group and you can probably find one.
As to passing the CC canal, don''t base your boat decision on that concern! You should time any transist to go with the current anyway - if you do, you can pass throught he canal quite quickly even if your motor is off... As long as you can cruise 5 MPH the engine is adequate.
What you need to worry about is the costs you may face with your first, larger boat. You are jumping into a much bigger hole-in-the-water than your 22. Get a survey from a top-notch, premium price, name surveyor. Search Sailnet for other messages on this subject.
For a boat of this age, at these low dollars ($44k is cheap - a very big RED FLAG!), you could end up taking a real financial bath. Think of the purchase price as more of a downpayment than the full cost of the boat. Simple expenses such as a new exaust and FW cooling system would be more than the full cost of your ODay. If the boat isn''t being sold with a full suite of recent upgrades (rigging, sails, motor, wiring, electronics, cushions, the list is long) then they may fall on your watch.
I personally have always liked the looks of a C-38 and consider the Atomic 4 an Ok power solution, so I''d encourage to to consider this model - as to any particular boat, proceed only with the advice of a expert surveyor (and engine surveyor also), as it will be the best $800 bucks you spend on your boat.
Good luck
81 Catalina 38 '''' Sparkman Stevens
The S&S Catalina 38 was used as the match boats in the invitation-only Long Beach Congressional Cup.
81 Catalina 38 '''' Sparkman Stevens
Your forum thread is a year and a half old, but I''m moved to contribute in any case. I hope you bought the Cat 38!
I''ve sailed a Catalina 38 for several years (hull #357, built in 1988). She''s a spectacular boat, indeed designed by S&S, and many truths about the design were discussed in the thread.
She loves to go to windward, and is in fact a bit ''squirelly'' off-wind. She was under-powered when we had a two-blade prop, but goes well with a new three-bladed prop, easily making 6 knots. Just the same, going through the CC canal against the current wouldn''t be my preference.
If you''re near Rhode Island, and own the Catalina, reply and perhaps we can compare notes further.
- Don
81 Catalina 38 '''' Sparkman Stevens
I looked at one a few years back and felt the headroom was adequate for me at 5''8" but how well did you fit?
81 Catalina 38 '''' Sparkman Stevens
The C38 (not the newer C380) was designed by S&S for Catalina. Catalina built a one design fleet of these boats for the Govenor''s cup race in Long Beach, CA and they also offered the C38 for sale to the public. They only built a couple hundred of these.
The boat was intended to be a true racer/cruiser. I own a Catalina C36 and know for a fact the C38 will leave me over the horizon in any kind of race. Here in So. Cal. there is still and active racing fleat of C38s.
Today if you want a "performance cruiser" at budget price anold C38 might be it. As built they lack all the neat features and equipment of today''s boats but water makers, chart plotters and refridgeration can be added by the new owner.
One good thing about the C38 vs. other Catalinas is that the C38 will likely have been raced and will come with a good sail inventory and a set of spinnackers. While most other Catalinas will come with only a roller furler headsail and a main.
I would expect the C38 to motor at about 6 knots.
But if you want to motor up and down a channel why are you looking at a sailboat? Get something with twin diesels.
81 Catalina 38 '''' Sparkman Stevens
Hmmm. "a little faster"?
I have a Cat 36 (and I love the boat), but I think in the Cat 38 would probably sail circles around me. I think the Cat 36 is rated about 146 and someone here said the Cat 38 is rated 117 on San Fran Bay. But I bet my Cat 36 is much easier to single hand. I have had no problem even in heavier weather, and I have talked to many other Cat 36 owners that say the same thing. I guess for my short-handed type sailing the Cat 36 is best for me (not to mention the room and set-up down below), but the Cat 38 is a pretty boat.
81 Catalina 38 '''' Sparkman Stevens
Have a friend with the Stevens designed boat. I have a standare Cat 36...he''s a little faster. However both he and the previous owner complained of not enough room in the galley.....and head, as compared to my 86 model 36''. He is also having a time figuring out where to put his new air conditioner. Just some thoughts.
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With all due respect Denr,
Perhaps you should think before you write!
It will probably be a new experience for you.
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I believe the word dismal is derived from an old Yakima Indian term meaning, "Damn, is it raining again?" In these parts, folks head east over the Cascade Range to escape the dreary, omnipresent rain and gray and see the sun shine. In higher income brackets, they head west, way west… like Hawaii. The Sabres, of course, don't have this option. There is no escape from the prison cell their season has become. They must keep lacing them up, and hitting the ice for more public humiliation three nights a week. Marty McMahon writes…
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- 3 cups cubed cooked chicken, divided
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Add water, freeze and spin. Sit back and listen to your turntable spin Blue Ice, a new release by Shout Out Louds, a Stockholm based indie rock band. And when it melts, just add more water, refreeze and spin again. Bet you are glad you kept your old turntable.
Sweden always ranks high on innovation rankings. But I have always admired the creativity value that accompanies many new ideas, products or methods. The band, set to release a new album wanted the single, Blue Ice, wanted something out of the ordinary to draw attention. The concept of a playable frozen record seemed to fit the mould. Swedish advertising experts at TBWA/Stockholm, deserve a well-earned shout out [louds] for this bit of masterful marketing.
Personally, I had to see it to believe it. Here is a YouTube clip of how it works.
Only 10 record sets were produced. One was donated to raise money for the Swedish Radio's charity collection Musikhjälpen 2012. The theme was fittingly to help children in impoverished nations have better access to clean water. It sold for SEK 4758 (or $730). Here is the link to the now closed auction.


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I just want to say how AWSOME WizardofFlight is. I got to work this morning and in my inbox were the AutoCAD files for his new studio scale jet pack. I immediately printed off two sets and my work mate and I began planning out how were gonna make it work. Needless to say, I'm shot for the rest of the day.
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lets face it. if these folks were into civic duty, they would have been registered and been voting without someone dragging them to the polls.
and I can only hope the dems can keep him in line
everybody loved to hear him speak....but they didn't seem to hear what he said.....and they didn't seem to care about obama the man.
i believe i already wrote you a post about what we would look like after gore. will have to find it for you :-)bush sr got advice at the end of gulf 1 from Powel and Schwartzkopf. powel convinced him that we did not have a UN mandate to go all the way to baghdad. against Schwartzkopf's advice, bush pulled the plug. stormin norman knew what we all knew; we would have to go back and finish the job.
clinton compounded the problem by not enforcing the cease fire agreements and by castrating our intel gathering forces. this led to saddam amassing a fortune through kick backs in the oil for food program, our "allies" being allowed to get away with paying him the kick backs and thwarting the sanctions, 9/11, the rise of UBL....who after the end of the afghan war with russia had time and money to turn his full attention toward us, and it gave saddam 8 years of uninterrupted planning for mayhem when the sanctions were lifted....as they would have been if russia, france, and germany had their way in the UN. remember saddams own words....he planned to restart his WMD program as soon as sanctions were lifted. there are still tons of unaccounted for chemicals and weapons. to this day, we do not know if they were moved, sold, or dumped.
it's very nice that bill remembered folks he met and seemed to connect with them. it's nice he has an interest in disaster relief, although it seems he also has an interest in traveling the world and making deals to make great pots of money. while neither are bad, neither recomend him as president. his lasting legacy will balance to the negative side.


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Stephen Hadley completed four years as the assistant to the president for National Security Affairs on January 20, 2009. In that capacity he was the principal White House foreign policy adviser to then President George W. Bush, directed the National Security Council staff, and ran the inter-agency national security policy development and execution process.
From January 20, 2001, to January 20, 2005, Hadley was the assistant to the president and deputy national security adviser, serving under then National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice. In addition to covering the full range of national security issues, Steve had special responsibilities in several specific areas including U.S. relations with Russia, the Israeli disengagement from Gaza, developing a strategic relationship with India and ballistic missile defense.
From 1993 to 2001, he was both a partner in the Washington D.C. law firm of Shea & Gardner (now part of Goodwin Proctor) and a principal in The Scowcroft Group (a strategic consulting firm headed by former National Security Adviser Brent Scowcroft). In his law practice, Steve was administrative partner of the firm. He represented a range of corporate clients in transactional matters and in certain of the international aspects of their business – including export controls, foreign investment in U.S. national security companies, and the national security responsibilities of U.S. information technology companies. In his consulting practice, Steve represented U.S. corporate clients seeking to invest and do business overseas.
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Re: Islander 36 electric inboard? diy
Originally Posted by sony2000 View Post
Christian under 6 kilowatt isn't good for you.
An Atomic is a lot of work. You would be working, to change 4 quarters for a dollar.
Pull the Palmer and try to fix it at home, even run it on a test bed. Little parts can be mailed to you.
Usually 9.9 hp outboards can be 15 hp with only a larger jet in the carb.
In the meantime:
Your 8 hp may do better with a 3 bladed prop, centered on the transom, lower, and maybe a larger jet.
I see why outboards are taking over the inboard market.
I found on ebay some very nice solas props for sailboats, high thrust 3 and 4 blade...for most common outboards...if I do go that route this will be a MUST.
thanks sony
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thanks guys, so it was the same boat...I loved the article because it related to my needs, his boat was only 1500lbs or so lighter than my boat, but I have a longer waterline which is a benefit...he also emphasized on it been auxiliary power in terms of HP. which is a great point we seem to ignore...
bernard motissier for example sailed around the world twice on an 8hp or so 1 banger inboard, just to help anchor and whatnot...his boat was 39 feet and displaced over 20k lbs...!!!
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Google , ''electric sailboat Teal '', and the article is in PDF.
His motor is AC I believe, direct drive, low RPM, and 48 vdc.
Today for the same price, you can get a higher hp.
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that wouldnt be the guy on the sloop TEAL? WOULD IT? do yo have a lectronic link?
if so this guy sells and uses a 2.2kw motor kit, PLUG AND PLAY this is something Im trying to emulate...
again auxiliary power...not motorsailer
I'd be happy to scan it for you if you'd like. Send me an email.
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Christian under 6 kilowatt isn't good for you.
An Atomic is a lot of work. You would be working, to change 4 quarters for a dollar.
Pull the Palmer and try to fix it at home, even run it on a test bed. Little parts can be mailed to you.
Usually 9.9 hp outboards can be 15 hp with only a larger jet in the carb.
In the meantime:
Your 8 hp may do better with a 3 bladed prop, centered on the transom, lower, and maybe a larger jet.
I see why outboards are taking over the inboard market.
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I wasn't aware that you had a gas engine already (I made my money on the hull and rigging, not engines ). I think Greenstar was pretty reasonable about his proposal, though I am a little hesitant about his battery usage profile. It isn't that I am opposed to swapping to electric, just that most people don't have reasonable expectations about what electric can provide.
Further I have questions about how they can make the assumption that a 5.8kw continuious engine has the same rated output as a 18hp diesel. HP (or KW) is the same no matter what the source.
Finally, adding a generator... It is certainly doable, but using a gass generator is going to be somewhat cumbersome. Most marine generators are diesel, and the couple of portable generators (like the Honda 2000) that are gass, really are not suitable for permanent installation. I have seen it done, but still question the real risk of fire and explosions from this type of installation.
Frankly it comes down to what you are trying to achieve. If as you mentioned before you need a few hours of run time each way then I highly doubt it as a suitable option. If you are ok with just a few minutes then it is certainly workable.
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The reality is that diesel fuel is roughly 100 times more energy dense than lead acid batteries, and about 50 times as energy dense as the best (read most expensive) batteries available. So every pound of diesel fuel you replace has to be made up with by 100lbs of batteries.
I do not have the option here in el salvador of going to yanmar or perkins or whatever and asking for a 10k diesel plus installation inboard. i WOULDNT want or need to either...
NOT to mention I dont have diesel compatible tanks, PROP etc...
I also would like to point out that about 75% of islander 36´came with either an atomic 4 gas engine or a palmer p60 gas engine...one rated at 30hp which we all know never happened and the p60 at 22hp! Only very few islanders cam with a 4 107 and I beleive a pathfinder diesel.
and lastly I would like to point out again that cruising speed is not max speed, you never ever ever use a huge diesel at mAx rpm...so even though your mighty westerbeke pumps out 10hp at idle (im guessing around 800rpm at the prop by the time you lose efficiency) cruising speed for you Im guessing again is around 1800-2200...rpms...so your mighty diesel is still at midrange power...meaning a solid 18hp or so...
again my goal is in and out harbor, to help anchor if needed or fight a small current to ge back to the mooring ball...
I have access to a nice portable generator, and I dont see what the inconvenience of that is at all...its a life saver on a cruising boat!!!!! namely to power tools and fix stuff.
again thanks for the feedback
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Originally Posted by sony2000 View Post
Christian, were you are and with what you have at hand, the only power source you could add to the Islander, is an outboard on the transom.
there is an off center retractable mount...for an outboard...we tried with an 8 yamaha 2 stroke and it was bareley enough againt full ebb...
issue as always with an outboard mount was cavitation and not enough depth...I have been looking at ways to lower the mount more...but the hardest issue is finding a USED long shaft 15hp or so outboard jejeje
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I saved that GOB issue & just dug it out, May/June 2011
if so this guy sells and uses a 2.2kw motor kit, PLUG AND PLAY this is something Im trying to emulate...
again auxiliary power...not motorsailer
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Hi Miatapaul,
In a way you are right that about 800 Ah@12 V takes a Islander 36 only 40 minutes at full speed. If you use your engine that much you probably belong to those who should go for a diesel solution.
Our previous stock of customers don't use their motors that way. What they usually need is enough power to get out of the harbor and start sailing, something to get them out of dangerous situations and last but not least something to get them home when there is no wind.
The first one is easy. It usually takes about 10 minutes at various speeds to get out of the harbor and start sailing. The energy used can easily be regenerated while sailing. With our system and a boat speed of about 5 knots this will take about 45 minutes.
The second one is also easy because those situations usually last from a few seconds up to maybe 10 minutes.
Finally the third one, which is also easy. If weather is absolutely calm then you don't need much energy to drive the boat in 3 ½ knots. For everyday use and the Islander this will work for about 5 hours. Now weather is seldom absolutely calm which mean that you have at least a little bit of wind to sail on. Start the motor at low speed and you will gain a few knots at the same time as energy consumption is very low. I would guess that you in 1 knot of wind would have a boat speed of at least 3 ½ knots and enough energy for at least 15 hours and still have the emergency half of the batteries left…
Worth mentioning is that the Islander 36 is a quite heavy boat where quite a lot of energy is needed to get it moving. A more easily driven boat will get much better performance on the same amount of energy.
The other half of your reply is about money.
In Sweden we are talking about the same money to go from diesel to diesel as when going from diesel to electric. If you start from scratch with an empty hull then going electric is cheaper.
What you mustn't forget is costs for maintenance. In the diesel world you have costs for filters, lubricants, winter conservation and so on. These costs does not exist in the GreenStar world. Therefor I usually say that you should put the cost for batteries in in this maintenance account. Our GS12-100 batteries usually last for about 8 years in a sailboat. In the Islander example you should then put the cost of one battery each year on maintenance account. Compare this to the maintenance cost of the diesel and don't forget to include household and start batteries… Left to compare after this is the cost of bought liters (or gallons) of diesel and bought kWh of electricity...
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