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The following comments are from the perspective of a Goderich 35, a heavy displacement, cutter rigged, steel cruiser designed by Ted Brewer. The discussions around the pros and cons of the cutter rig note the difficulty of tacking the jib or genoa between the headstay and the staysail stay. This is indeed true. However, there are a few hints for the novice
Tacking a cutter is difficult only if you ignore what I believe is a fundamental rule: when going to windward, never try to tack the headsail without the staysail deployed. If you do, the headsail will want to pass between the mast and the staysail stay, hanging up on the latter, and in the process and usually necessitating sending someone forward to clear the sail with considerable effort. If the staysail is already deployed when tacking, the headsail overlap will slide forward along the windward face of the staysail and "round the corner" of the inner stay, slick as a whistle. Granted, when sailing shorthanded, it is still a busy moment handling the two sets of sheets and timing is everything. I prefer a staysail with little or no overlap and heavy enough to serve in heavy weather. When tacking, I leave the staysail sheeted but take up all of the sheet slack to windward. As the boat turns through the wind, the staysail remains backed, helping both the boat and the headsail around, and remains that way until I have re-sheeted the headsail for the other tack. I then release what is now the windward staysail sheet and set up the desired sheet tension on the leeward one. Now this process won't win you any points with the racing crowd, but in a short handed cruising situation, it gets the job done.
Of course, off the wind, or even on a very broad reach, the staysail is generally furled, as it starts to interfere with the head sail.
From a cruising perspective, I like the cutter rig as it facilitates shortening down sail as the weather picks up. While I use a roller reefing genoa in light air, I find that it seldom furls down to a well performing size for close hauled purposes. In this instance a large high cut jib like the "yankee" has the most versatility. In respect to the staysail, keep it as a fully sheeted, loose-footed headsail, rather than boomed and self tending as in many production boats. The former is much more efficient.
And last but not least, assuming you have an older style cruising hull configuration; when going to weather, don't try to pinch her up too close. Let her fall off a little, and build a little speed. Your cutter rig will perform much better, and you may be surprised at how much your gain in speed through the water will make up for a somewhat wider sailing angle.
|My Staysail has a detachable stay which I detach and coil when I know I'm not gonna need the Staysail. If the weather turns, it only takes 3 minutes to reattach and hank on the boomed Staysail. This way I have the ease of tacking the 135 or flying the chute. The only sail I need is a high clew Yankee for when I want to fly dual headsails to windward. I really like the Yawl rig due to it's versatility. Performance to windward? I run with or off from sloops with more W/L all the time so the performance is there. When the heavy stuff comes in, I can keep sailing instead of having to run for cover.
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Cutter rig, comment
We have a cutter, with furlers on both the genoa and the staysail.
Big disadvantage:
Tacking the genoa, and sucessfully getting it folded thru the slot between the stays, is tricky, sometimes it gets stuck. It helps to backwind it halfway thru the tack, then let it go, the timing is critical.
Big advantage#1: When the wind pipes up to 20 knots, we furl the genoa, use the staysail and the main with one reef. The boat sails well and the helm is balanced this way.
Big advantage#2: When the wind is above gusting above 28 knots, we use the staysail alone, the ride is ok and the helm balance ok. You won't go close hauled like this, though. Basically, it's a built-in storm jib.
Small advantage: flying both jibs looks cool but does not really increase sailing speed much, except on a reach, perhaps 1/2 knot increase, maybe less, depending on trim.
Convertible Sloop/Cutter: I modified the rig to avoid the big disadvantage; I built a sliding car, like a spinnaker car, only heavier, that takes the head of the staysail, and added another stemhead fitting near the mast. We use a quick-disconnect pin at the stemhead(s). For normal sailing, we are now a sloop, the staysail car is slid up and the the staysail furled, almost vertically, near the mast. We only deploy it in high winds. So the boat is now a convertible cutter/sloop ( "Slutter"? "Cloop"? ???). Now we are normally a sloop, and tacking is easy; but we can deploy the staysail when we want it. Converting takes only a minute. I think two boatbuilders make something like this off-the-shelf, Caliber yachts, and perhaps Shannon(?), they call it a "Scutter" rig.
It works for us.
Yes, on reaches, a properly trimmed staysail will increase the "pull" of the genoa/yankee by creating a bit of a slot.
From Sail Magazine:
A Cutter that Cuts It
For many cruisers, a cutter rig is the one that works best—so long as the staysail is cut for windward work, fairly flat with its draft well forward. A staysail also needs a good sheet lead. Sheet tracks and leads for many staysails seem to be placed more for convenience than effectiveness and often fail to take into account the staysail's dual role.
On most cutters, the staysail is used with a larger headsail primarily when close reaching. When sheeted inside another headsail, the staysail must be trimmed more tightly than its companion, requiring a track fairly well inboard. However, when used by itself as a heavy-weather windward sail, a staysail may require a more open sheet lead, especially as few cruising boats are capable of pointing really high. At these times it is better for the track to be farther outboard.
The problem with staysails is that most are so small they are close to storm-jib size. If the inner forestay is attached to the mast at the upper spreaders, the sail may also have a short luff, and it is the luff of the sail that powers a boat to weather. For this reason, many cruisers have adopted what some call a Solent stay, which is attached to the mast and deck only a couple of feet behind the headstay. This allows for a staysail of sufficient size to power the boat upwind and in most cases does not require the running backstays used with most other cutter rigs. The downside is that you do have to change sails if you actually need a storm jib. T.J."
Asked this in another thread, but since it's related to Sloop vs. Cutter vs. Ketch this might be a good place to go as well..
For a cutter rig, does the staysail add effectively working sail area upwind? i.e. if you take the staysail out, is the drive of the sails going to be affected? I'm trying to understand how to measure the SA/D of a cutter rig to have some numerical idea of upwind sailing performance. Would you include the staysail?
I know the best thing is to go sail the boat in a variety of conditions, but when buying a used boat I don't expect the sea trial to give me the whole picture, and I understand it's not really supposed to be a test drive anyways.
I own an 1971 Ranger 26 - and love her - but I've sailed 1000s of miles in a ketch - a Pearson 42. It does have more lines than a sloop, and the mizzen is something of a pain to flake and cover - but I like the rig.
It is much better balanced in heavy weather than a sloop. We'd usually sail with only mizzen and genoa - the genoa reefed (furling rig) when needed. We'd only raise the main in light winds.
Even in heavy winds, it was a well-balanced rig, mizzen and genioa - without the excessive healing one often gets in a sloop.
I noticed that no one mentioned the complicated square sails. That required a larger crew who are hail and hardy and willing to climb in the worst of weather.
Me?? I shall keep my feet on deck and use the fore & aft sails. Either a Cutter, ketch or schooner. Where there minimal mast climbing (especially in bad weather).
Hey don't get me wrong. I love the square riggers. Brig, bark or full rigged. Just that you really can't sail them safely when short handed.
Thank you for that analysis of sloop-cutter-ketch. It was the best piece I have seen on the subject and I have printed it for my files. This type of writing is what SailNet is all about
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that sounds a good plan . as i havent been to the dyno yet i hope it will be just a fueling and timing issue slightly off ?
also is this normnal on a blown motor ? do they suffer from this ? i have 1x stage colder plugs than normal
thanks guys . great help . im going to leave well alone now as i dont like back fireing as i know it kills pv.s i have a couple of bits to sort and finish on the car and then i will get to the dyno . in the mean time i will get some extra plugs etc. the dyno shop stock all holley parts so they just suggested i bought what i had so i can use my stuff before being billed for using theirs .
firebird i am **** scrared of cutting off my choke horns - carb horns . are you 100% sure and i will never need a choke ? even when i go to spain and weather is hot and humid ?
if so are you able to draw a diagram, of where you suggest or explain ?
also what oil would you reccomend me using on the dyno for the first session. i currently have millers running in oil which is very new and i have changed the oil filter aswell .
i have been using 98 octane all the time and agree with the -+2 point.
i also blend bio fuels and blend waste oils for my diesel work vans. so a bit of a chemist at the weekends
i have checked my oil level and its consistant so i am sure i have no bore wash and the coolant has racing grade antifreeze and i have twin elec fans on the front. which way should these flow ??? pushing air onto the raditors ( ie the way the atmoshere would hit the car - currently the way its set up ) or opposite so as to pull the heat away from the raditor which seems harder work but i know of it to have been done by some .
cheers all . am getting there week by week , xmas should be fun if its dry and nice as i have 2 weeks off.
ok i get the picture , yes i did start it with a couple of pedals then once it caught i held it for say 30 secs then i let it idle. so i will hold it and let it warm up in the future.
the running in oil and filter have probably had only 10 minutes of use at the most .
the reason why i ask is - do you think the millers running in oil is ok for the first dyno session or would you reccomend a more conventional oil. i like the idea of the rings bedding in quickly and not having too much lubrication , the guys at the dyno said once its fueling correctly they can run it in over a few stages over a 30 min period and run it in,
they then said it would be normal practice to change the oil once i have been to the dyno .
I didnt have a choke on my 461 ProStreet Nova, or my 383 ProStreet Ranger, nor do I have chokes on the (2) 750's on my ProStreet 502 Sierra w/ a 871.
I live in NY and it's cold as a MF here for months and outside a few extra minutes of warm up there is no problem starting or driving them without the choke.
BTW I also have a Supercharged 351W in my 93 Lightning but I'm running a 2.2 Kenne Bell Supercharger w/ Fuel Inj and a late model Bronco Computer so unfortunately I got nothing to share on that set up. You seem to be slowly dialing it in by fixing & adding things along the way but I got to agree that you need a 750 DP SC Carb (w/ no Choke) and you should make the change before it goes on a Dyno.
Computers are for porn searching.... even in Spain. Didn't any body tell you that?
f bird what on earth are you on about ? this is a forum for hot rodders right ? well please act like one. you have helped me alot ( along with many others on this thread) but you seem to have this unneccesary side to you that not only i have witnessed. if you cant post normal replies to help out than i would rather you didnt to be honest .
millers is a brand name ok ??? just like castrol -yada yada yada. but forget the brand name . my questions that i was trying to get anwsered was - would you reccomend a running oil for "running in on a dyno " or would you reccomend a more conventional oil ?
PRO STREET thanks for the advise . sounds like you have a nice selction of toys there . i would be interetsed in your 351w spec ?
also i take the point on the 750dp carb . and will see how i go . i have read alot from pat ganahl who is a well known engine and blower builder - he also reccomends the set up i have for "street supercharging " i am not interested in the strip with this car-as i am also building a porcshe 928 350 chevy nitros for that- but that is for another topic - i want the secoundaries to come in when the blower wants them to . and i know i can get these carbs set up for a good street run set up and with good ecomony ( well as best as can be expected with a blower )
thanks for your help .
am back on it tomorrow .
I probably felt different when my old 00 Lightning was running 9's at 140 MPH and I was driving it to and from the track but I have friends that give up their vehicles for 6 months to get tuned and that is absolutely INSANE and unacceptable. I bought this Lightning mostly as a tow vehicle and also to have a fun vehicle to drive more often. The Sierra only comes out on the SPECIAL DAYS.
The set up is nothing to crazy, just a fun performance truck I can drive anytime and anywhere and also do some towing
1993 Ford Lightning
High Output 5.8L w/high-silicon aluminum hypereutectic pistons 8.8:1
Hydraulic flat-tappet camshaft, duration is 260 degrees intake, 274 exhaust
Aluminum Trick Flow Heads
Scorpion Performance Roller Rockers
Kenne Bell 2.2 Blowzilla Supercharger
Kenne Bell Boost-A-Pump w/ In Cab Control
Accufab 75MM Throttle Body
Pro-M 92MM MAF
Ford Racing 30 lb Injectors
3.5 Cold Air Intake System
Built E4OD Transmission
8.8 Rear 4.10 Posi
MSD Boost Timing Master Control (#5462) w/ In Cab Control
MSD Street Fire Coil
Late 90s Bronco Computer (302 E4OD)
Bassani Equal Length Headers
Bassani Off Road X Pipe w/Cat Delete
Bassani Cat Back w/ (2) Side Outlet Tips
Looks pretty dam good for a 20 year old tow vehicle
And I can make all the adjustments I need to by simply turning a couple of knobs
nice ride pro street
an nice engine spec. sounds a good match. i am glad to hear you also have hyper pistons. i like them too . how are you getting on with them ? had any det on them yet ?
what boost you running ?
i have booked the dyno for the first dyno run after xmas week . i am so busy with work and want it to be a nice experience and not a stress full one .
pics of sierra ?
i have just got my billet bonnet hinges and a 100amp polished chrome alternator. looking forward to fitting at the weekend
hi all . thanks for all of your help - posts- advise and being there to listen and answer my questions. i drove it yesterday fro the first time in my life . been 10 yrs in the making and am so happy with it. am off to the dyno week after xmas , but for now its running nice and idiling sweet,
will post again after x mas when im back from the dyno
cheers all . have a good xmas break
my new billet hood hindges
bought a new 100 amp alternator
video of it running and walk around the car
engine running and walk about
Great Job with the build, it must have been awesome to finally drive it for the first time, CONGRATS
It sounds Great , looks Insane, and I'm sure every single person that saw it was thumbs up, it doesn't get much better than that
To answer your questions no I haven't experienced any detonation with the 351w but I am aware of how bad it is and fast it can take your motor out.
The Lightning & Sierra are the 6th & 7th Supercharged Vehicles I've owned so I have a lot of experience with them. The Boost Gauge is the next thing in line to fix on the 351w so I actually dont know the exact Boost "yet", I'm working on straightening out the Sound System and Gauges now. I've been driving it a lot lately including an out of State Trip and it runs great and trouble free in all driving scenario's, I estimate the Boost to be @8
AS for the Sierra here's a couple of pic's for you
I just removed the Dual Air Cleaner and installed the Mr Roadster Scoop a week or so ago but after I did I realized I may not have enough air cleaner to feed this monster so I may switch to a BDS Scoop like you have at a later time.
Now y'all just showin off! lol
Why do I think I could rebuild a SBC for what those billet hinges cost?
Beautiful Mustang.
Because you can
I forgot to mention that, KICK *** HINGES 671
cobalt and pro street , you guys are great , so funny . thanks for all of the advise and help. yep am well happy with it
cobalt - the billet bonnet hinges where a present to myself for having the patience for 10 yrs to do it. i was well lucky though !!!! my cousin is in the RAF and was in CA training in the desert witrh the stupid big arse chonokes helicopters for afganistan. so he put them on the frieght RAF plane and send them to me. so saved £200 odd pound my end. so i reckon this is the only god damn thing that has come good from the sodding war out in afgan. arrrgghhhhhhhhhhh . dont start me off !!
pro street . thanks bud. nice ride too though. i like the spec. and defo for you to get a boost guage tut tut will post some videos after xmas once i have been on the dyno and also some figures !!
any bets on figures ?? i dont want them to go mad to be honest . i want to get some miles on it to before i let them go mad and rev it high and tune it for max power , thats the right thing to do ?
or is it best to bed the rings in a quick as poss as other people reccomend.
My normal answer would be Drive it like you stole it I say that because I think we all know many successful engine builders that will build a car/engine, put a couple of drive cycles on it, dyno it, and then bring it straight to a race track. And then the engine goes on to have many many years of trouble free street / track use.
However if that Bad Boy is anything like my Sierra there aint no way in hell you can do much on the street without the entire county hearing you
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Hi F-Bird,
Love your info thank you very much.
What distributor would you perfer for a blown smallblock Chevy.
Thanks, Scot
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Evergreen Fire/Rescue will be sending two of its five ambulances into the shop this spring for a complete makeover. The box, or patient compartment, part of the vehicles will be saved. The rest of the vehicle basically is a Ford F-450 dressed up for emergency service.
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Thanks to Dex One, publisher of the "official directory" for Qwest Communications, the collection of abandoned phone books at Cedar Road and Aspen Way in Brook Forest Estates was cleaned up by Saturday, March 6, shortly after the company was notified of the situation. The books had been dropped off at the mailbox corner around Feb. 14.
Acting on an anonymous tip, Jefferson County investigators on March 13 arrested a man suspected of groping a woman at Evergreen Lutheran Church on March 7.
The suspect, Gage Walker Lopez, 26, was being held on $5,000 bond at the Jefferson County jail on suspicion of second-degree burglary and unlawful sexual conduct. His first court appearance was Monday, March 14, at 10 a.m. He is a resident of Evergreen. His address is unknown.
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Lots of hockey notes that I've let build up that we need to get to here. Now that all of our high school fall sports previews are out of the way, I can get back to some hockey stuff that I've been meaning to get to for, in some cases, months!
Here we go ...
• John Marshall boys coach Jay Ness didn't really celebrate the Fourth of July this summer. He did his celebrating a week or so later, when he spent a few days in Sault Ste Marie, Mich. Ness was there to celebrate the 20-year anniversary of Lake Superior State University's 1992 NCAA Division I hockey championship. It marked the school's second national title in four years, and it would go on to win another, in 1994. Ness played on the 1994 team, as well, as a senior. He finished his four-year LSSU career with 24 goals and 38 assists for 62 points. That '92 LSSU team was coached by Jeff Jackson, now the head coach at Notre Dame. Among the star players on that team: Brian Rolston, who has played more than 1,200 games in the NHL, including 241 with the Minnesota Wild. Rolston had 46 points for the '92 Lakers championship team; Ness had 19 that year (nine goals, 10 assists).• As things change here at the P-B, my duties are expanding to include coverage of the North American Hockey League's Austin Bruins. The coverage of our local and area high schools won't suffer; but you'll probably notice more blog posts and, if you follow me on Twitter (@PBFeldy), more tweets about the Bruins and the NAHL this season. You likely won't see many stories on the Bruins appear in the actual Rochester print edition; my coverage will be mainly for the Austin edition of the P-B (yes, we put out a separate edition each day in Austin). The stories I do write on the Bruins, I'll link to them here, because ...
• Two former Rochester high school players will be playing really close to home this season. John Marshall's Zach Johnson and former Century standout Drew Anderson have made the Austin Bruins' roster. In addition to this blog, you can keep up with the Bruins on their web site.
• Four current Rochester Lourdes players have been selected as featured players in this year's Minnesota Hockey Hub/Breakdown Sports 2012-13 High School Hockey Guide. Defensemen Karl Krecke and Griff Slightam, and forwards Jason Samuelson and Alex Funk will be the first Eagles players to be featured in the book. We'll link to the book here when it becomes available for purchase. Funk, Samuelson and Krecke begin play in the Upper Midwest High School Elite League this weekend.
A bunch of former Lourdes players are still playing and/or are in new places this fall:
• Two of the team's leading scorers from last year, forward Landon Farrell and defenseman Justin Dewitz, will play AAA midgets with Russell Stover this season.
• Former all-state defenseman Rory Vesel is back for his second season with the NAHL's Bismarck (N.D.) Bobcats. Vesel was just starting to play very well last year when he suffered a broken jaw and missed a couple of months. We'll get to watch Vesel a bunch this year, as the Bobcats are in the same division as Austin.
• Former Lourdes defenseman Alec Brandrup is playing close to home, too. He's with the Coulee Region Chill of the NAHL. Coulee Region is based in Onalaska, Wis.
• Another former Eagles d-man, Pete Spratte, will be a freshman at Lake Superior State University this fall. LSSU plays in the CCHA, which will merge into the new-look WCHA after this season. That means Spratte will get to play in Mankato each season, against MSU, Mankato, and former Rochester Mayo standout Charlie Thauwald. Former La Crescent star Eriah Hayes is a senior at MSU, Mankato, this year.
• Ex-Eagles netminder Nick Heimer is a freshman again. Heimer was offered a spot recently at Hamline University and he accepted. I'm going to try to get in touch with Nick in the coming days to find out what he thinks of finally playing college hockey and just how he ended up at Hamline.
• Former Lourdes forward Tyler Voigt will return to Tufts University for his second season of Division III hockey.
• Ex-Lourdes standout F Brandon Bahnemann will be a senior at St. Thomas this year. The 2007 Lourdes grad started his college hockey career at Division I Bentley University, but transferred back closer to home and will close his college career this season.
• Mankato West grad Tyler Bruggeman, the goalie who backstopped the Austin Bruins to the NAHL Central Division championship series last spring, will play college hockey at Division III St. Scholastica in Duluth.
• Former Rochester Century goalie Brock Kautz will play in the NAHL, too, with the Janesville Jets.
• Former Century d-man Connor Faupel will play with the Portage Terriers of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League again this season. Faupel helped the team win the Turnbull Cup, the league's playoff championship, last season and advance to the Royal Bank Cup, the tournament that crowns Canada's Junior A champion.
• Century's Dalton Travis is on the Rochester Ice Hawks opening-day roster. I'm guessing he's doing a before-and-after deal, where he'll play with the Hawks until the high school season starts, then return to them after the high school season ends. I haven't confirmed that, yet, but I'd bet that's the case.
• Red Wing native Ryan Kesti is entering his third season with Northern Michigan University. Kesti lettered for the first time last year, when he had two points in 34 games.• Byron's DJ Vold is a key returning forward for the Granite City Lumberjacks of the NA3HL. The 'Jacks won the NA3 title last year, in addition to winning the league's Central Division championship.
That's a fairly comprehensive list of area players who are playing in college, juniors or elsewhere this fall. I haven't scoured all college and junior rosters yet, so this isn't complete, but, if you know of former Rochester or area players who are competing in juniors, college or pro hockey, let me know. I'll start compiling a more comprehensive list soon.


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Despite a hot start, the Canisius women's basketball team (4-9, 0-4 MAAC) was unable to overcome a series of second-half runs from Iona (10-2, 3-0 MAAC) and fell to the Gaels 69-57.
The Griffs jumped out to a 13-point lead after 10 minutes of play, but Iona overtook control in the second half with the help of 13 Canisius turnovers.
"We didn't take care of the ball in the second half," said head coach Terry Zeh. "We started telegraphing passes and turning the ball over. There's no reason for that. It's us. We just weren't focused enough with the basketball in the second half."
Canisius led by nine at the final media timeout of the first half, with the help of nine first half points from sophomore Tiahana Mills on 3-of-4 from behind the arc. The Gaels went on an 8-2 run to cut the Griffs lead to two at the break.
Mills would tie sophomore Crystal Porter, who tallied eight points in the first half, for the team-high with 14 points. Porter also led the Griffs with seven rebounds. Senior Jamie Ruttle was the third Griff in double figures chipping in 10 points.
The Gaels seized the momentum early in the second half, as a jumper by Joy Adams gave Iona its first lead of the game at 35-33. Adams finished with 13 points and 16 rebounds.
The Griffs were able to trade baskets with Iona until the Gaels took the lead for good with 13:56 to go in the game at 43-42 on an Aleesha Powell three – she finished with 19 points.
Damika Martinez led all scorers with 27 points.
Canisius fell to 4-9 (0-4 MAAC) with the loss, while Iona improved to 10-2 and stayed unbeaten in conference play at 3-0.
Canisius will return to action on Sunday, Jan. 5 against Saint Peter's, with tipoff scheduled for 2 p.m.
GAME NOTES: Canisius outrebounded Iona 37-28, marking the fourth-straight contest where the Griffs have either won or tied their opponent on the glass… The plus-nine rebounding margin is the Griffs largest this season.


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Arsenal Football Club is currently in discussions with the Premier League, West Ham United, police and relevant authorities over the possible postponement of the Boxing Day fixture at Emirates Stadium, following the announcement that London Underground drivers plan industrial action on that day.
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Cleric Abdul Aziz was released from jail in Pakistan and returned to his famous red mosque in order to preach radical fundamentalism to adoring crowds. In his sermons, the cleric calls for imposition of Islamic sharia law across the nation and organizing Muslims in the world to fight against non-Islamic beliefs. The Pakistan government freed him in order to once again appease the forces of hatred in the nation. They already gave the Taliban control over the Swat Valley as part of the Zardari solution which is based on the concept if you empower the Taliban and other radical Islamists, then somehow you have furthered the cause of peace in the nation.
There is no policy to fight fundamentalism in Pakistan. The government has lost the will to fight for democratic principles which, most probably, most Pakistanis seek to have in their nation. Instead, a weak government is fostering fundamentalism in the name of confronting it. And, how will the United States and other western nations deal with this reality?


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Over the last few days, colleges, high schools and universities have received a book called "The Atlas of Creation," written by Harun Yahya and which refutes Darwinism and the theory of evolution . . . The arrival of this 770-page "Atlas of Creation" at secondary and senior educational establishments gave rise to a number of questions: Who is Harun Yahya?
. . . He concentrated on philosophy and materialist ideologies throughout his academic years. He then wrote a large number of works in which he described the theory of evolution as a deceit. His aim is to "hinder the influence of Darwinism and materialism on the world." His book "The Evolution Deceit" contains the words "The theory of evolution is nothing but a deception imposed on us by the dominators of the world system."
. . . His works have been translated into a large number of languages, including French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Arabic, Polish, Indonesian, Malay, Malayalam, Urdu, Albanian and Serbo-Croat. Through these powerful publications Harun Yahya tells the whole planet that "those who perpetrate acts of terror in the world are in fact Darwinists." The caption accompanying a photo representing the September 11 attacks reads: "It is Darwinists who cause terror to continue in the world. Darwinism is the only philosophy that develops and encourages conflict."
. . . Some of his works deal with French Freemasonry and Zionism and their "negative effects on world history and politics." Other works have been written on the moral values of the Qur'an. Harun Yahya's aim is to show "non-Muslims the proofs of the existence of Allah and the perfection in His creation" by "introducing Islam to those unfamiliar with it and warming people's hearts to the truth."
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the politicians that we will not succumb to the relinquishing of our guns. At
the dinner Saturday night our guest speaker laid it out for the gun owners in
Colorado. He had spent some time that day with a state rep and was told the
people in our state congress want your guns. This is separate from the federal
gun ban they are bringing to us.
We need everyone to attend that can to show our strength, in numbers. They
want to ban all AR's, high cap mags, guns that hold high cap mags, bullet
allowance, and if you are able to buy a gun, you pay 100% of background
check fees as determined by the state. What happens if you are caught with
banned items? Of course you will be welcomed into the world of felons and not
able to own another gun. You can sit on your ass and not get involved but
don't complain if these laws pass and you did nothing.
We need five (5) democrat votes to overturn this or they will win, make no
mistake about it. Right now we don't even have one, the democrats control our
congress in Colorado and they need to see that we are more than just a couple
of gun owners.
I know, we have matches to shoot but if they get what they want you will be
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New Yorker columnist and White House correspondent Ryan Lizza corrected the often-repeated right-wing media claim that President Obama has a policy of "leading from behind."
On CNN's Starting Point, tea party spokeswoman Amy Kremer referred to the claim that Obama supposedly has a weak stance foreign policy by agreeing that she thought the president was "leading from behind."
Kremer was echoing a pervasive right-wing media fallacy that is repeated even now, and has become the title of a book by conservative commentator Richard Miniter. The right-wing media claim has also been picked up by leading Republicans.
However, as Lizza explained on CNN this morning, contrary to the right-wing media narrative, the quote was not an admission that Obama has a weak foreign policy. Lizza explained that he had written the article that contained the "leading from behind" quote, which actually refers to the Obama administration's successful effort to lead "a coalition in the U.N. to get military authorization to topple Gadhafi."
Lizza continued: "So the quote actually is the opposite" of how it has been interpreted. It "actually refers to the strategy that Obama used in the U.N. to support the U.S.' use of force resolution, because after the Bush years it was really hard for the U.S. to go to the U.N. and get support for the use of force because Bush was really, really unpopular."
Lizza's explanation is in line with his previous attempts to clear up the meaning of the "lead from behind" quote.
As Lizza has noted, the phrase originated with Nelson Mandela and refers to a strategy of privately steering a third party to act on one's behalf. In the context of the quote, Obama encouraged other nations to push for a military intervention against Muammar Gadhafi in Libya to avoid the possibility that other nations would reject such an intervention if it was perceived to be American-backed.
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Frankly, what Obama did was a massive bait and switch. He used the Arab League's support for a no-fly zone to win United Nations support for a far larger military intervention. The debate about the merits of this style of leadership should also take into account what was accomplished.
The disappointing part of the Starting Point exchange is that it shows just how effective the right-wing media echo chamber has been at turning an uncontroversial quote by an anonymous Obama aide into an indictment of Obama's entire foreign policy.
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Per Mertesacker admits that Arsenal felt the weight of expectation at Villa Park on Wednesday night - and he was delighted to come away with all three points.
The Gunners were fancied to beat struggling Aston Villa but had to wait until Yossi Benayoun's 87th-minute header to secure a narrow 2-1 victory.
"We felt the pressure because of the bad game against Man City [on Sunday] but we have now won away from home again," said Mertesacker.
"We were under pressure but we found a good solution with the first goal. We created some good chances but not as much as we thought at the beginning as Villa were always quick. Gabriel Agbonlahor was in some good situations [to score] but defensively we did a good job.
"Villa are a confident side. We thought because of their bad run that they were struggling, but I didn't feel that today."
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A January transfer deadline day arrival from Borussia Dortmund, Thomas made a solid start to his Arsenal career with a highly-encouraging display in the reserves' 2-0 defeat of Swansea just a day after joining the Club.
However, an injury in that match at the Parc Y Scarlets stalled his progress and he did not make another appearance for the second string until April's 1-0 victory at Newcastle. But it was Thomas who scored the only goal of the game with a neat finish after a sweeping move upfield, capping off another impressive performance.
The 19-year-old's assured passing, confidence and technical ability were again on show in the second string's final match of the season, at home to Everton, and will stand him in good stead ahead of his first full campaign for the Club. "I have settled down very easily because everyone here has been very nice," he said. "It was difficult at the start because I got an injury in my first game, but now everything is good."
Expect to hear more of the name Thomas Eisfeld next season.
"I have a shot of Tomas Rosicky in my room and it is fantastic to play with him. I have never met him but in my opinion he is a great player and I focus on his game. I watched every game he played in Dortmund but I play a little bit differently."
In his second game for the reserves, against Newcastle, Thomas collected a pass from Josh Rees in the box, took a touch and sent a firm shot into the corner for the only goal of the game. It was an assured finish from an assured performer.
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For over a century, medical science has worked feverishly to discover a cure for cancer. Yet until recently, precious little progress has been made.
But that's changing – and fast. Not only is progress being made, it's being made on multiple fronts.
For the last four decades, there have really only been three widely accepted forms of cancer treatment – surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy.
But now there's a host of new treatments on the verge of completion: a therapy that reduces the level of certain hormones that can cause malignancies to grow unchecked; a new chemotherapy "delivery system" that helps drugs penetrate cancer cells more selectively and safely; and therapies that stimulate the immune system to destroy cancer cells.
As welcome as these new treatments are, there are even more promising therapies in the pipeline – and the four innovative biotech companies that comprise what I like to call the "Curing Cancer" portfolio are at the forefront of development efforts.
Now you may be thinking that biotechnology is too risky for the average investor. And you're right... if you take a company's claims at face value.
I don't.
I run every company that looks worthy of investment through a rigorous analysis that cuts through all the public-relations clutter. It weeds out companies with poor management, lousy finances, flawed science, and other negatives that can torpedo their stock.
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A company creating
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Traditional chemotherapy poisons healthy cells along with cancerous cells. But this company is developing biotechnology that utilizes antibodies, a critical part of our own immune systems. What it does is link these antibodies – which are targeted to cancer cells – to potent cancer-killing drugs.
These antibodies act like "smart bombs." And once they hit their targets, the cancer-killing drugs they carry are released into malignant cells.
The result – the cancer is killed while surrounding healthy cells are spared.
Phase II trials of this drug on 102 Hodgkin's lymphoma patients have shown great promise:
- 94% of patients in the trial showed reductions in tumor volume
- 75% of patients achieved an objective response, including 34% with complete remissions
- The drug was generally well tolerated, with only mild to moderate side effects
Another Phase II trial on 58 patients with a different kind of lymphoma (ALCL) was even more impressive. In this trial, 53% of them got complete remissions and 97% showed a reduction in tumor volume.
Last August, the FDA approved this revolutionary drug, clearing the way for the company to start marketing it as a new treatment for lymphomas.
This firm also has other programs going for it, including two more cancer-fighting drugs.
The stock's already up 20% since we recommended it in March, 2011 but there's still time to make a tidy profit if you act fast (our three-year target is a quadrupling of prices from our preferred entry point).
"Curing Cancer" Portfolio
A drug discovery and development firm designing molecular therapies that disrupt cancer cell growth
In conjunction with the National Cancer Institute and Genentech – a company that's widely considered the founder of the biotech industry – this small firm and its partners are so confident in its technology that instead of the usual one or two clinical trials a start-up would usually undertake, they financed a couple dozen clinical trials for the treatment of a wide variety of cancers.
In January 2012, the FDA approved one of these treatments, a new medicine that disrupts molecular components within basal cell carcinoma cells (a slow-growing type of skin cancer). This disruption results in cell death.
This is the first - and only - drug available for people suffering from an advanced form of basal cell carcinoma.
This "Curing Cancer" portfolio pick has another drug in the pipeline that shows great promise against cancers of the neck, lungs, breast, liver, and other organs.
And with so many other promising cancer treatments in development, we believe this company could easily triple from its current price over the next three years.
But, as with all the companies in our "Curing Cancer" portfolio, positive reports could cause the market to bid up the stock much faster. Biotech companies – which take years to develop their product – often spike in a matter of days on good news. That's why you want to get in position now so you don't miss out when that happens.
"Curing Cancer" Portfolio
A drug discovery company with a proprietary platform for developing genetic therapies that fight cancer
and a host of other diseases
Inside every cell are molecules called RNAi. They act as a checkpoint of sorts – when a cell's DNA sends a message (in the form of RNA) to your cell's ribosomes requesting the creations of a particular protein (which comprise the building blocks of your body), the message first gets paired with a RNAi designed to match that particular signal.
RNAi works like an email spam filter – it selectively rejects messages that shouldn't get through. It's there to protect against viruses and other parasites, which work by sending bad messages – spam – to cause ribosomes to build copies of the virus instead of healthy proteins. It also filters internal RNA messages to direct development and gene expression, a selective off switch for otherwise healthy functions.
In short, it controls which proteins are NOT made, and what genetic traits DO NOT develop.
So, by controlling RNAi function, certain disorders that individuals are genetically predisposed to developing are blocked.
And that's what this company's drugs do. Each drug targets a specific RNA message, which means each drug fights a specific disease.
Right now, this company has 23 drugs in various stages of development that fight cancer and a host of other diseases. Two of these drugs are in Phase III trials (the last step before going to market).
And the platform from which all these therapies are being developed is proprietary and protected by patent.
Because this company is discovering more drugs and treatments than they have the resources to develop themselves, they're now licensing their drugs to partners prior to late-phase development and commercialization.
So through this they're building a broad base of licensing fees, milestone payments, and royalty income.
Can you see the profit potential here? We sure can – our estimate is this company could easily double your money – or better – within the next 18 to 24 months.
"Curing Cancer" Portfolio
Another bio-pharmaceutical company using RNAi therapy to kill cancer and prevent other diseases
This company's business strategy is to develop and commercialize a pipeline of RNAi therapeutic products. It's also entering into collaboration and licensing agreements with companies like our "Curing Cancer" portfolio pick #3 to enable it to get the resources and funding it needs to advance its own programs.
It's in a prime position to advance the field of RNAi research, as its founders were the first to prove RNAi could bind to messenger RNA and prevent disease-causing genes from expressing themselves.
Based on our evaluation formula, the prospective value of this stock is between $40 and $50. As of this writing, you can get it for around $12, giving you a chance to make 375% on your investment if you get in now.
These 4 "Curing Cancer" portfolio stocks have much more going for them than just great biotechnology...
While it's well and good that these stocks have a toehold on amazing new cancer-fighting therapies, it wouldn't matter a bit if they didn't also have at least two other important things going for them: strong management teams and the money (or access to it) to pursue their programs.
All four do.
I know they do because I – along with my team of researchers – have personally checked them out. This is important for you to know because...
Experience makes all the difference
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I'm Alex Daley, chief technology strategist for Casey Research. Maybe you've seen me talking about breaking technology stories on CNBC, CNN, CBS World News, or any of a host of other financial networks.
When I was 20, I worked as a professor of computer science and information technology at a major research university. Later I became a director of the school's information technology systems.
I've served as a liaison between researchers and powerful corporations that could turn their game-changing technologies into sound businesses.
(One of these was Microsoft where, under Bill Gates, I led the division that turned R&D products into business profit centers – a position I left to join Casey Research.)
New York City angel investor groups and venture capitalists have sought my input on their technology investments.
I've also had considerable success advising another group of select investors on publicly listed technology companies...
- I recommended Mako Surgical Corp. (MAKOS) and directed investors to cash out for a 147% profit in just over six months
- I advised the purchase of ArcSight (ARST) and suggested an exit one week later for a 46% profit
- I recommended iRobot Corp. (IRBT) and advised taking profits 15 months later for a 97% gain
- I urged subscribers buy this technological leader in network security appliances and unified threat management when it was undervalued at $8.11. Within months, the rest of the market came to appreciate this company. Now readers are currently sitting on a gain of 218%
For every winning company like these, there are dozens of dogs unworthy of your investment dollars. These aren't so easy to spot because many of these companies have PR experts who excel in putting a sexy spin on their products.
But I've developed a system that helps me root out these portfolio-killers...
What technology companies must have before I consider investing in them
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- Does the company have a reasonable chance to double its market size – or double within its current market – within six months to three years?
- Has it developed an innovative breakthrough that's stood up to professional and regulatory scrutiny (so there are no legal issues that can torpedo the stock)?
- Is it run by sound management with a proven history of turning technological breakthroughs into solid profits (this indicates the management is business savvy)?
- Does it have the ability to generate cash at a minimum of risk (so it doesn't go broke before the products can be brought to market)?
Most importantly, companies need to have escaped the attention of institutional investors (so they can be bought cheaply).
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Our mission is to help investors just like you find the best technology investments. These are typically little-known companies with game-changing innovations and rock-solid management (but sometimes they're bigger companies, too).
In 2010, we closed out 11 positions, 10 of which were winners for a total average gain of 35%, with an average holding percentage of just five short months.
This translates to an average annualized gain of over 84% (repeat these gains, and this turns every $5,000 into $9,200 in a year... $104,450 in five years... and over $2.2 million in just 10 years – not bad, huh?)
And while 2011 was a challenging period for all market sectors, we still realized some solid gains, including…
- 70% on Ebix, Inc. (EBIX)
- 24% on Sigma Designs (SIGM)
- 23% shorting Youku.com (YOKU)
- 147% on MAKO Surgical Corp. (MAKO) – our top performer for the year
And already in 2012, we've closed three positions for tidy profits...
|Entry Date/Price
|Exit Date/Price
|Percentage Gain
|iRobot Corp (IRBT)
|10/20/10 - $18.77
|02/03/12 - $37.01
|Stratasys Inc. (SSYS)
|08/18/11 - $22.10
|01/23/12 - $37.31
|Equinix Inc.
|11/1910 - $82.41
|01/23/12 - $115.01
We're also sitting on gains of 59%, 218%, and 107% from a leader in the data-storage industry, a supplier of computer security solutions, and a developer and manufacturer of a treatment for kidney disease respectively - and we're just barely into the year!*As of February, 2012
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While companies on the cutting edge of new technologies offer some of the most promising investment prospects you'll find anywhere, I'm convinced that the field of biotechnology will prove to be especially profitable.
The four biotech companies in our "Curing Cancer" portfolio will make great additions to your own portfolio. They all offer the real possibility of triple-digit gains… and perhaps far more.
The time to buy these stocks is right now – before Wall Street's minions catch on to their extraordinary potential.
Today you can get a special report – the "Curing Cancer" portfolio – that reveals the ticker symbols of these companies, their preferred buy prices, and a wealth of additional information that will show you why they're a must for your portfolio.
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Equally important, you get the right price to buy in at – and a timely signal on when to sell.
In Casey Extraordinary Technology, you'll also get the latest news and developments from every corner of the technology sector, including biotechnology, Internet software, consumer electronics, healthcare technology, and more.
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There's so much money to be made in tech... but only if you invest smartly. And honestly, I truly believe there's no smarter way to cash in on technological innovation than with the guidance of Casey Extraordinary Technology.
Right now you can try Casey Extraordinary Technology risk-free for three full months. If you decide it isn't for you, we'll give you your money back, no questions asked.
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After you've seen for yourself how thoroughly we cover the world of technology, I think you'll agree that Casey Extraordinary Technology is a must for any serious investor.
Don't wait – opportunities to profit in tech are popping up like never before. I'd hate for you to miss a single one.
To a most prosperous 2012 and beyond,
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Senior Editor, Casey Extraordinary Technology
P.S. The four stocks in our "Curing Cancer" portfolio all have the potential to skyrocket overnight, so you need to get in on them right away.
Now we realize if you've got a few hours to spare, you could probably discover the names of these companies with some careful research.
That's okay, but knowing what stocks to buy is just the first step to profiting in technology. Technology firms can move fast – just the tiniest bit of news can cause a huge uptick...or rapid slide. Truth is, if you don't continually monitor your tech stocks, you'll have no idea when to sell – and knowing when to sell can make the difference between a meager return and a home run.


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Its the same exact thing, and alot cheaper than the other kits, should I modify this to rotj or leave it be. I'm not sure dremeling the stock off would be a structuraly good idea.
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Kevin Federline celebrates his ten year anniversary of wearing the exact same clothes every single day.
Kate Middleton looks like a princess.
Kendra Wilkinson shows off her baby bump at a premiere that also brought out A listers like
Tara Reid who got groped.
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Andie MacDowell took her daughter to Germany.
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Calm yourself!
Anxiety is not a requisite of shooting, and particularly not of shooting well.
As long as you remember the safety rules and carefully apply them, you'll be OK.
Here are the rules:
• Always treat every gun as if it were loaded and ready to do harm, even when you know that it's not.
• Never point any gun at something that you are not willing to destroy.
• Keep your finger off of the gun's trigger until you have it pointed in the right direction, and are actually ready to shoot something.
Guns that fire the .22 rimfire cartridge do not need to be detail-cleaned very often. Don't worry about taking yours apart.
Get a cleaning device called a "Boresnake," and use it to clean the bore of your pistol's barrel after every shooting session. You don't have to take the gun apart to do this, but rather only to latch its action open. Your instruction book will explain how to do that.
Use an old, dry toothbrush to clean any foreign material out of your pistol's "works" after every shooting session. You do not have to take the gun apart to do this.
Use little drops of oil to lubricate the parts of your gun which slide against each other. Use very little oil to do this. The brand of oil is not important.
Once a year, take your pistol to a gunsmith, and pay him to disassemble and detail-clean it.
Don't obsess. Just enjoy the learning experience.
It's only a mechanism. There isn't much you can do, that'll cause permanent harm to it.


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This name assigned to Transitional Studies in 2001 in an attempt to be more inclusive. The center offered services including tutoring, supplemental instruction and instruction in English as a second language, reading and studies skills. In its Fall 2003 brochure the center indicated it had been "serving students since 1976."
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If you're away from the house, potable water would be better used for hydration, than extinguising your smoker.
buy a old army amo can from military surplus
Pine cones.
Quote from: Cindi on January 27, 2007, 12:26:18 AMPine cones. That is worst what I may imagine. Perhaps needles of junioper are worse. The idea is not to make much smoke but just keep bees calm. Smoke spoils your honey and bees either like it.
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