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Mom - Elder Paxman will definitely love that Argentine ice cream! Puerto Rico's is definitely nowhere near as good. However, I will say that Puerto Rico sells some pretty good Limbers! I don't know if you know what those are, but they're like popsicles in plastic cups. I don't know very well how to describe them, and I'll have to send a picture sometime, but they're pretty good, and come in all sorts of different flavors. As of now, I've had cherry, grape, crema, and parcha, which is passion fruit. Good stuff! Your experience with the fire alarms and everything sounds great!
Haha, you'll have to make me some of those burgers sometime after I get home next year. I'd love to try them.
Dad - Contacting is pretty tough, but honestly, there isn't too much more we can do. So we kind of have limited options, but we do try to talk to the members about bringing in their friends and such, which sometimes helps. Also, if you have any experiences or stories about your mission that you could share with me, that would be great, because I realized this week that I don't know a ton about your mission, so I'd love to read some stories. :)
Marilee - I'll respond to your email separately. :)
Anyway, it was a pretty interesting week this past week.
Monday we did our normal P-day activities, and then went and played some basketball! Some Puerto Rican kids came so we played some half court basketball with them. It was a lot of fun! We might go to that same court and play again haha. It'll be great. Anyway, then we just kind of contacted to end the day.
On Tuesday we had our ward mission meeting in the afternoon, and were able to talk to our ward mission leader and kind of coordinate things between the ward and the 6 missionaries here in Caguas. It was pretty good. Afterward, we were able to go out and contact some more. We had an appointment with Oscar Perez, but that fell through, as well as another appointment with Robby. They're both pretty good investigators, so that was tough to not have a lesson with them that day. We basically just contacted for most of the day, until we went home. We found some pretty cool people this time though, and we will probably be able to pass by them sometime soon.
Wednesday was a bit of a crazy day. It was a pretty big contacting day, and we passed by a few people at the same time. Nobody let us in to teach them, but we were able to find some people we might pass by again sometime. That night, we had dinner at the Sanabria's again, and left them with a message about the Doctrine of Christ. It was pretty good, and I think they were pretty uplifted. Afterwards, Elder Hammer and I left for Bayamon because we had a training meeting the next morning. We got lost haha, but we eventually made it, and stayed the night at the Riverside Apartments in Bayamon.
Thursday, we had our training meeting, and then had a meeting with the zone because it was interviews day with the President. He taught us for a couple of hours, and then started interviews while the Zone Leaders taught us some stuff. It was pretty good! We didn't get interviewed though because of time, and Elder Hammer and I ended up being interviewed back in Caguas later that night. Afterward, we were able to pass by Bryan, and teach him about the Book of Mormon. After the lesson, he seemed really excited about reading, and said he would read before our next visit. It was a really great lesson, probably one of the best I've had out here. It was definitely the highlight of the day.
On Friday, we did a lot of contacting again, and were able to teach Roy at night. We taught him about the Plan of Salvation, and he seemed to really enjoy it, but still has his own ideas that he likes more. He said that God isn't a man or a woman because to give Him physical attributes makes Him small. We know that He is our Heavenly Father who has a glorified and perfected body, and that He was a man just like we are now, and that He is all powerful. Anyway, Roy just kind of has ideas like that, but it's still cool to teach him. That's how Friday ended though, and we were a little bit late getting home. On Saturday, we did a TON of contacting (to reach our "Foundation" of 140 contacts and 20 lessons for the week), but were able to pass by Bryan and see how he was doing, and then we taught Robby about the Plan of Salvation.That was a really good lesson, and he seemed to really enjoy it. It was a really great lesson, and he was receptive, and said that he learned some new stuff about our life after death and such. It was really good. :)
And then Sunday, we went to church for Sacrament meeting, and then went out and contacted for a bit, then after, ate at the Gonzalez' (because they missed us on Thursday), and then contacted out in the campo (country) for a while. It was a pretty decent day. And then of course today we had our district meeting and such, which was good. OH and by the way, I got a letter from Ben Saunders, and he has been called to the Chile Santiago West mission. :) Atta boy!!
Anyway, the work is picking up a little bit here. It's so fun to hear from you and read your letters. :) Keep 'em coming! Thank you for your prayers and for your support. Please know that I love you very much, and that I would be nowhere without you. You've always been there for me, and I know you always will be. I'll miss you this weekend during General Conference, and I'll miss our scones, but I know that I'm where I'm supposed to be, and that it will all be good. I love you all so much, and I hope you are all doing well. :)
With much love, sending you hugs from Puerto Rico,
Elder Kimball Ray Gardner
Puerto Rico San Juan Mission
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4 Saints in 3 Acts – A Snapshot of the American Avant-garde
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Exhibition at The Photographer's Gallery in London
20 Oct 2017 – 11 Feb 2018
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The Steins Collect
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Matisse, Picasso and the Parisian Avant-Garde at The Met in New York.
February 8-June 3, 2012.
Gertrude Stein, her brothers Leo and Michael, and Michael's wife Sarah were important patrons of modern art in Paris during the first decades of the twentieth century. This exhibition unites some two hundred works of art to demonstrate the significant impact the Steins' patronage had on the artists of their day and the way in which the family disseminated a new standard of taste for modern art. The Steins' Saturday evening salons introduced a generation of visitors to recent developments in art, particularly the work of their close friends Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso, long before it was on view in museums.
Beginning with the art that Leo Stein collected when he arrived in Paris in 1903—including paintings and prints by Paul Cézanne, Edgar Degas, Paul Gauguin, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Édouard Manet, and Auguste Renoir—the exhibition traces the evolution of the Steins' taste and examines the close relationships formed between individual members of the family and their artist friends. While focusing on works by Matisse and Picasso, the exhibition also includes paintings, sculpture, and works on paper by Pierre Bonnard, Maurice Denis, Juan Gris, Marie Laurencin, Jacques Lipchitz, Henri Manguin, André Masson, Elie Nadelman, Francis Picabia, and others.
Stort Steinseminar i Paris den 20.-21. oktober 2011
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I forbindelse med den store udstilling The Stein Family på Grand Palais i Paris, afholdes der et stort to-dages seminar den 20.-21. oktober. Det sker under titlen Gertrude Stein et les arts, blandt de mange celebre talere er Majorie Perloff, Joan Retallack, Charles Bernstein, Vincent Broqua og Jean-Marie Gleize. Se det fulde program her.
Matisse, Cézanne, Picasso… The Stein Family
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Grand Palais, Galeries nationales
5 October 2011 – 16 January 2012
An exhibition organized by the Rmn-Grand Palais, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. On show in the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art from 21 May to 6 September 2011, and will be shown at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York from 1st February to 3 June 2012.
Barefoot in their Delphic sandals, they raised scientific brows to the sky. Apollinaire [about the Steins], October 1907
The Steins, an American family, moved to Paris in the early 20th century: Gertrude, an avant-garde writer, set up house with her brother Leo, in the rue de Fleurus; her elder brother Michael took a flat with his wife Sarah in the rue Madame. They were the first people to buy Matisses and Picassos and they also received the entire avant-garde into their homes and thus built up one of the most astonishing collections of modern art. The exhibition looks at the history of this out-of-the-ordinary family. It shows how important its patronage was for the artists and how it helped establish a new standard of taste in modern art, through Leo's view of the sources of modernity and his exchanges with the intellectuals of the time; Gertrude's friendship with Picasso; Sarah's relations with Matisse; and the projects that Gertrude developed with artists in the 20s and 30s. It is a major exhibition bringing together an outstanding ensemble of works from the Steins' various collections: Renoir, Cézanne, Picasso, Matisse, Manguin, Bonnard, Vallotton, Laurencin, Gris, Masson, Picabia…. The eight sections shed light on all the members of the family: Leo, Sarah and Michael, and Gertrude.
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Seeing Gertrude Stein: Five Stories
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George Platt Lynes, Gertrude Stein, Bilignin, 1931, toned gelatin silver print. Courtesy of the Baltimore Museum of Art, The Cone Collection, Gift of Adelyn D. Breeskin BMA 1985.3, © Estate of George Platt Lynes, Seeing Gertrude Stein: Five Stories, Contemporary Jewish Museum . (May 12, 2011–September 6, 2011)
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Seeing Gertrude Stein: Five Stories
(May 12, 2011 – September 6, 2011)
This summer, the Contemporary Jewish Museum (CJM) debuts Seeing Gertrude Stein: Five Stories, the first major museum exhibition to fully investigate the fascinating visual legacy and life of Gertrude Stein. At the same time, a companion exhibit at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA), The Steins Collect: Matisse, Picasso, and the Parisian Avant-Garde, features the works of celebrated artists the Steins admired, collected, and influenced. The Steins Collect is jointly organized by SFMOMA; the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; and the Réunion des Musées Nationaux, Paris. The CJM exhibition explores Stein's multifaceted identity as literary pioneer, transatlantic modernist, Jewish-American expatriate, American celebrity, art collector, and muse to artists of several generations. In conjunction with the CJM exhibition, UC Berkeley Extension is offering a course of the same name beginning in June.


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George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley maintained that "a real self-destructive attitude among some members [of Congress]" has been used by the Obama administration to expand the executive branch's powers well beyond what the Constitution's framers intended and "to a very dangerous point" on Wednesday's episode of the Fox News Channel's "The Kelly File."
"A new model of government is emerging. Now, that model is the very model that the framers told us to reject" Turley said. "When you look at the actions he's taken they have gotten to a very dangerous point. He is arguing that even after asking for things and Congress refusing, he could do those very same acts, he can order those very same changes on his sole authority."
When asked for his response to the argument that President Barack Obama has not greatly expanded the power of the executive branch because he has made fewer executive orders than previous presidents, Turley stated this argument "came up in my last testimony before the House Judiciary Committee a few months ago," and "even the witness supporting the White House agreed with me that counting executive orders is a silly business. It has no relevance at all. You could have a single executive order that guts the government, or you could have a thousand that do nothing. You can't look at the number of executive orders."
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Do You Remember These Defunct Restaurant Chains?
What is it about chain restaurants that make such a big impression on us when we're young?
Maybe it's the themed decor, the merch or names like Chi-Chi's, Sambo's or Bob's Big Boy that stick out in our minds, but one thing's for sure- it's typically not the food we remember so fondly.
However, if you ate at a Chi-Chi's Restaurant around 2003 when they closed for good you may actually remember the food- because a Hepatitis outbreak in the food suply resulted in three deaths and the death of a hilariously named restaurant chain.
Saying the name Chi-Chi's was fun, but saying the name Sambo's made anyone familiar with the racist slang term feel dirty.
Sambo's original mascot was a dark skinned South Indian boy, based on the racist "pickaninny" character Little Black Sambo, and the mascot didn't sit well with people after the Civil Rights Movement so the chain had a hard time expanding.
The controversy started to kill off Sambo's, but lawsuits, bankruptcy and health code violations finally finished the chain off in the early 80s, leaving only the original Santa Barbara location.
Bob's Big Boy restaurants got their start in California too, and after a while that big smilin' boy holding up the massive burger was synonymous with Route 66 and the American road trip.
I looked forward to taking a picture with my giant fiberglass friend and taking home a Big Boy toy when I was a kid, but Big Boy didn't bring in the dough so most of their locations outside of California closed in the 90s.


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Getting married abroad?
Top tips for destination weddings
A guide to choosing, preparing and packing your bridal gown for a beach or faraway wedding
Whether you're getting married or renewing your vows, destination weddings remain a very popular choice for couples who want to celebrate their love in a wonderfully romantic setting often on sun-kissed, faraway shores.
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Choosing fabrics for your wedding gown
For a hot climate, it's always better to go for a floaty or natural fabric and preferably in light colours.
While chiffon is often the fabric of choice for warm weather destinations, consider taffeta which is also a lightweight fabric. Charmeuse too is a light, slinky satin that can also be used in vintage styles and silk is a good choice too as it's a natural fabric that breathes.
Dress to chill... no bride wants to feel hot and sweaty walking down the aisle!
Preparing for the journey
Your bridal retailer or dressmaker should be able to advise you on packing your dress for travel. If you're planning on shipping your dress, do so with lots of time to spare in case it takes longer than you expect to avoid any last minute worries.
If you're flying to your destination, plan to carry your dress on-board if possible along with any other wedding accessories you'd find hard to replace at short notice.
It's important, however, to make sure before you set off that your gown will meet any airline baggage requirements although some airlines will actually hang your wedding dress in the cabin so you won't have to pack it.
If in doubt, check with your airline first!
Adjusting to the climate
One of the biggest attractions of getting married abroad is lots of warmth and sunshine. It's likely you'll spend a few days or more in your resort before it's time to tie the knot so brides should bear in mind that a strapless wedding dress doesn't look great with a sunburnt back or shoulders, not to mention a 'lobster' face.
Take care with the tanning sessions prior to your big day!
The photographs
Of course, a fabulous location will most likely mean some fabulous photos and your wedding dress will be a vitally important part of your album. Any lace on your gown can look quite stunning while a little bit of sparkle can really make a difference - especially in those sunset photographs.
Remember that your wedding photos are forever!
Informal wedding dresses
Stylish, elegant and highly versatile, informal wedding gowns are ideal for destination or beach weddings, second weddings or weddings in less traditional settings.
Their softer, lighter fabrics pack easily and travel well and give a real sand-between-your-toes feel. These types of gowns are also a great choice for wedding ceremonies held in a castle, a stately home, a hotel or your own dream location.
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Pope, Seabol Among RiverDogs Field Staff Appointments
Pitching coach returns for third year as the Yankees announce the 2018 coaching staff
By Matt Dean / Charleston RiverDogs | January 31, 2018 9:01 AM
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Following the new managerial appointment of Julio Mosquera to Charleston, the New York Yankees have announced the RiverDogs' full on-field staff for 2018, naming returner Justin Pope the pitching coach for the third consecutive season, and appointing Scott Seabol as the RiverDogs' new hitting coach.
The Charleston staff will look to build on back-to-back playoff seasons for the RiverDogs, who have seen some of the premier talent in the Yankees system, recently rated the second best farm system in the game heading into 2018 by Baseball America, suit up in Charleston to go along with the on-field success.
Under the tutelage of Pope, the RiverDogs pitching staff has produced two of their most dominant seasons on the mound in team history. The RiverDogs set the franchise's strikeout record in back-to-back years with Pope on staff, including an unprecedented 1,252 whiffs in 2017; the Dogs have led the South Atlantic League in ERA each season, as well. Along with that success, the 38-year-old pitching guru has excelled in moving players up the ladder, seeing at least 14 different hurlers garner promotion to the next level each season under his tenure.
"Justin Pope does an outstanding job with the development of our young pitchers on and off the field. We are excited to have him back in Charleston for the 2018 season," said Eric Schmitt, Yankees Director of Minor League Operations.
Pope came to Charleston by the way of the Appalachian League where the West Palm Beach, Fla. native led the rookie ball Pulaski Yankees to a league best 3.08 staff ERA in 2015. He served as the manager of Staten Island from 2012-13 with the Baby Bombers, compiling a 64-86 record under his tenure. He previously worked on the Double-A Trenton Thunder staff as the pitching coach in 2011 after beginning his coaching career with Staten Island as the pitching coach in 2010.
Originally selected as the 28th overall pick by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 2001 First-Year Player Draft, Pope accrued a 38-34 record with a 3.34 ERA over eight minor league seasons with the Cardinals (2001-03), Yankees (2003-07), and Phillies (2008), reaching as high as Triple-A. He was a 2001 All-American with the University of Central Florida and an inductee into the Knight's Athletic Hall of Fame.
A newcomer to the RiverDogs staff, Seabol enters his second season with the Yankees. Originally an 88th round pick by New York in 1996 out of West Virginia University, Seabol's pro career was highlighted by 60 Major League games with the Yankees (2001) and Cardinals (2005).
"Scott joined us last year in Pulaski for his first year of professional coaching," remarked Schmitt. "We look forward to Scott bringing his knowledge of the game to our players and staff after many years in professional baseball as a player."
Seabol made history as the lowest-drafted player to ever appear in a Major League game when pinch hit for David Justice on April 8, 2001 against the Blue Jays at Yankee Stadium. It would take four more years until Seabol got his next shot, now with the Cardinals, when produced his first big league hit and played in 59 games that season as a reserve infielder for St. Louis.
Over his minor league career, the Pennsylvania native was a .287 hitter with 181 home runs in over 1,000 career games spanning 12 seasons with the Yankees (1996-02), Brewers (2003), Cardinals (2003-05), and Marlins (2006-07). He ended his pro career with stints in Korea (2006) and Japan (2008-09).
Other appointments to Mosquera's 2018 staff include Bronx native and first-time coach Dan Fiorito , who will be the Defensive Coach for the RiverDogs in 2018. Michael Sole, last year's South Atlantic League Athletic Trainer of the Year, will return for his second season in Charleston, while Strength & Conditioning Coach Danny Russo joins the RiverDogs after working on the rookie-level Pulaski staff a year ago. Former RiverDogs front office staffer Harris Seletsky also returns for his third season as the clubhouse manager.
Fiorito, 27 and a local product from the Bronx, played collegiately at Manhattan College before being signed as a non-drafted free agent by his hometown team in 2012. The utility infielder slashed .240/.308/.317 with seven professional homers and 98 RBI in 322 minor league games, all with the Yankees, and reaching as high as Triple-A.
About the RiverDogs
The Charleston RiverDogs, the Class A affiliate of the 27-time World Champion New York Yankees, are Charleston's leader in affordable sports entertainment. Recently recognized with the Bob Freitas Award as the top Class A operation by Baseball America in 2017, the RiverDogs are coming off their most successful season when they welcomed over 300,000 fans through the turnstiles for the first time in franchise history.
RiverDogs season tickets, group tickets, and flex plans, including options to the Riley Park Club, are now available for the 2018 campaign, the club's 25th season as the RiverDogs and their "175th in dog years." Tickets are still available for the 14th annual Hot Stove Banquet & Auction featuring former Atlanta Braves Andruw Jones and Ryan Klesko on Friday, February 2. The RiverDogs begin the season on April 12 when they host the Kannapolis Intimidators at The Joe after a week on the road and an exhibition opener at The Joe on April 3 against Myrtle Beach. Ticket information can be secured by contacting the box office at (843) 577-DOGS (3647) or online at www.riverdogs.com/tickets.
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A great presentation on the evolution of the brain and the hierarchical theory of mind. If you're interested in reading more, I recommend his book How to Create a Mind: The Secret of Human Thought Revealed.
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Envisioning The Future of Technology (Infographic)
Beautiful infographics from the Canadian Gov. on the near future of technology. Not a bad use of tax dollars.
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Thread: Line Testing Breaking strain.
Re: Line Testing Breaking strain.
I'll take one Paul, will ring tomorrow.
Looks a bit low tech compared to your other equipment you manufacture.
Re: Line Testing Breaking strain.
Luv it Tim
Mate some of this simple stuff as you call it has more time spent on it than the difficult stuff.
I like developing the mechanical more than the electronic as i can get behind the lathe and make things you can see, the electronic stuff just whizzes around and does things you can't see, thats no fun.
This tool has taken time and now at MK V with more mods in the future for it, just refinments.
I fish in white gum boots so no toes available to do the bimini. Just recon it was too difficult up unitil now,,, so now it's easy, and perfect every time.
Thanks mate.
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Re: Line Testing Breaking strain.
Thanks for that Paul. I have recently purchased some NZ made spectre braid goes by the brand name "PFK". It's a pretty stiff dyeema, and I have made up some samples, with and without knots to terminal tackle to send to you for testing. An interesting one is sheathing the end of the braid in a larger sized dacron, a simple overhand knot then apparently tests at 90%. The website is http://www.fishingkites.co.nz/fishin...ing_knots.html . The guy specialises in kite fishing, but has a wealth of experience in professional longline fishing also. Some of the knots he has developed are pretty simple and very effective. I have also send you some 50kg test Sunline system leader FC100 flourocarbon for testing. Check out his "Kiwi plaited dropper", as compared to the standard blood loop dropper most of us use. I have sent samples of both. Paul claims 94% on his Kiwi dropper, and even uses it to join line, so will be interesting to see how it tests out.
Re: Line Testing Breaking strain.
Hey Bomb49
It would be good to see some of that, I have heard of it.
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Re: Line Testing Breaking strain.
just livening up this thread for the benifit of jason p.
cheersIts the details, those little details, that make the difference.
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Re: Line Testing Breaking strain.
I think this thread should be a sticky, personally.
Re: Line Testing Breaking strain.
Thanks Chamelion, maybe some one will organize that.
I have done some more Line testing and Knot reviews.
I am going to put this post here as well as in the leader knot section.
Playing with knots you try all sorts of things, people mention things like, have you tried this or that, you pick up on all sorts of things.
I think it was my mate Rog that said, I believe that they are using a very heavy large braid as a leader, as it cuts through the kelp better than the conventional leaders, that are much larger in diameter than the equivalent breaking strain in braid.
So i thought how would you tie a light braid to a heavy braid, and get good strength, a little R & D required.
After trying a number of knots, like a Uni and Double blood, with results poor to medium, i tried some thing new, and got all but 100% of the mainline breaking strain.
I used a Bimini Twist as a knot, just one knot to tie the 2 lines.
One thin line (22 lb) in and one heavy line (74 lb) out, with a resulting breaking strain of 21.9 lb.
I also did this with a 22 lb braid onto a 28 lb medium hardness leader and got a 20.8 lb result, which is not to bad. I tried it on 42lb medium hardness line, it was difficult to do but a similar result.
The "How To" I am just writing and putting up on my site.
Interesting result after a days playing
For the Latest Visit. http://www.pcwi.com.au/fishing/index.htm
Re: Line Testing Breaking strain.
Hi Guys
I have been doing a few more breaking strain tests on braids and a Mono Leader with interesting results.
Latest Tests on,
Braid, Woodstock Power Strike yellow 30 lb and 50 lb, Blue steel 6 lb. Penn Pro power.8 lb, Shakespeare ugly 10 lb. Spiderwire Stealth 65 lb, Tuf line XP yellow 50 lb, Grifton Exoset 30lb and 50 lb, Varivas Ivani big one jigging braid 85 lb, Daiwa Saltiga Sensor 8 hyper PE 75 lb, Dolphin 168 PE 40lb
Mono type, Momoi Hi-catch 40 lb and 50 lb.
Leader Material, Schneider Klear 55 lb
I have added a line review page, this may help when you need to get that next line.
I also made a video on using a Bimini Twist as a knot to join a heavy braid as a leader to a light braid main line, the breaking strain retained is 100% of the lighter braids strength. I am going to try a heavy braid as a leader for my future fishing.
Thats the knot in the above post
When I was doing some strain tests on a leader, I accidentally put a small crease in the line, it was not a cut (I bent the line over a sharp 90 deg edge), the line got a small white spot in it, could not feel it, the sort of thing you may see in a knot / overlap or on a bend, the spot wound up in the center of the test area, I thought I wonder what happens here, well it failed at 51% of the lines true breaking strain. This one had me thinking I may have to do a little more work in this area.
For the Latest Visit. http://www.pcwi.com.au/fishing/index.htm
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Re: Line Testing Breaking strain.
It would be very interesting to see how different line respond to being bent and or kinked.
keep up the good work.
cheersIts the details, those little details, that make the difference.
Re: Line Testing Breaking strain.
Hi Guys
I have often wondered if there was a standard number between wet and dry testing.
It recently came up when i heard that a few records had been rejected (Hearsay mind you).
So i thought i would have a little play. Here is how it went.
Momoi Hi-catch IGFA 15kg/30lb.
They call this a 15kg line which is not 30lb but in fact 33lb or is it a 30lb line thats a 30lb/13.64kg line ??? Safer in Australia as a 15kg class than in the USA as a 30 lb class. not sure how all this works.
I was surprised to see this line break over the the rating at an average of 33.56 lb (15.25 kg), I thought this could be a problem for some. When tested wet the line came in just under at an average of 29.57 lb (13.44 kg), dangerously close if your chasing a record.
The line was 2 yr old and the end of a spool that was never used, this age could also harden it, maybe that's why it broke well over when doing the dry test. Wetting the line (2 hr soak) and doing another test it failed just under, maybe the wetting process rejuvenated the line to some extent.
The difference between wet and dry seems to be about 10%, well on this line in this instance it was actually 11.9%.
I have done some other wet and dry tests and run some comparisons between them, the end result was that......
Generally wet lines loose 6.3% to 7.5% of the lines strength that's from dry to wet.
see the results
Re: Line Testing Breaking strain.Hey Guys.
Guess its been a while, but the testing has not stopped
For those that use braid the line testing list has grown, with samples coming in from all over the world, thanks to Sheldon, Darko and Vladimir.
I have been asked to put the line testing list into something more meaningful, so it could be used as data in a Braid buyers guide.
Well I tried a few differing ways, as a measured thickness,, then redid it as a stated breaking strain,, but when i listed it as a tested breaking strain, it came into its own. Mind you only 6 hrs.
I would like to thank all of you for sending the line in , as the list only exists because you do, BUT just keep them coming.
As for the Manufacturers, Guys send in your samples and lets get this real.
This new listing puts a different twist on the braid listing, especially the breaking strain / thickness senerario.
To see Braid put forward as 3lb and17lb and it actually breaks at around 10 lb.
But then it's put forward as 3lb thats 14lb and a 10lb thats 14lb, now it becomes a little confusing.
Then the 4lb that's 20 and 30lb thats 19lb.
Then 6lb is 22lb and 30lbs that is 22lb.
Lets not forget the 15lb and the 40lb that's 36lb.
All the way up to 80lb that is actually a 150lb.
But look at the thicknesses,,, now that's the way to go.
Any way look at the listing,,, But also then the reviews, ones no good without the other, i recommend to buy what's the best at a price that suits you.
Re: Line Testing Breaking strain.Hey guys
Been a while but the list grows.
I am still doing a lot of line testing, some solid leader material, braids and hollow core braids.
Some of the most interesting testing I have come across has been, hollow core braid and it's loops and that then leads onto windon leaders.
With testing the windon leaders a few things have come to my attention, this also takes on all leaders inside hollow core.
I know that you can say my 100lb windon tests to 85lb and i only use a 55lb main line, that's good enough, well it's not, on an extended fight and extended usage wear will take it's toll.
Most complaints I hear are, and testing has shown that they seem to break the loop at a point where the mono finishes inside the hollow core braid.
This can be overcome by a longer taper on the mono and then sanded smooth, from the testing I have done I see that the length of the taper on the leader needs to be 22 times it's diameter. Long is'nt it. Not only does this increase the overall breaking strain, but also stops chaffing on the inside of the hollow core and weakening it and failing, especially during those long fights.
The other problem I encountered, is slippage and creep of the leader in the hollow core, this is because the leader shrinks as the load increases, i know a lot of other things come into play here as well, like loading and relaxing.
The holding capability of the system can be enhanced by using a little of the (i will use the word) glue on the underside of the hollow core that is a slight smear on the leader at the serve end before the whipping is applied.
The other thing that will increase the holding power of the hollow core, and assist in stopping creep is to deglaze the leader with some fine emmery paper.
Hollow core and loops I will get to.
And don't forget to send me some of that line.
Thank you
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Re: Line Testing Breaking strain.
I have a mate with a dozen different ebay braids that I would be interested to see tested, but do you think I can convince the bloke to throw me a length of each? Nope! lol
Re: Line Testing Breaking strain.
Hey guys
A little water under the bridge since all this started.
But the concept has not changed, the list a lot bigger than ever.
Hollow braid added, more lines to be listed in this catagory along with it new concepts, using it.
Some of the latest tests include Stren braids a mix of thick and thin strands.
Then a few poor results of chinese braids
A newcomer to the list Tasline from NewZealand, tested well.
New ways to join and make loops in solid braid. 100% strong.
Just never stops, see the braid buyers guide.


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Here's one of Romney's family photos (from Ann Romney's Online Photo Albumn )
The Romney family pictures make it look like he has been planning his presidential run for years.
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I actually kind of feel bad for the Huckabee family when I look at these pictures- which are all kind of sad and really make you wonder if Huckabee knows what he's getting into here.
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Since its inception in 2003, the Future Leaders Forum has delivered many success stories such as Jason Zhang, now a Senior Account Manager at MCI Group in Shanghai and Paola Silk, Global Hospitality Leader at Hilton Toronto Airport Hotel and Suites.
The Forum provides budding meeting industry professionals with a packed educational programme including inspirational and interactive sessions from experts on key topics such as building business relationships and creating the right meetings environment. Students will also take part in the popular round table sessions with well-respected industry professionals from venues, convention bureaus, industry associations and agencies, as well as the opportunity to network and make valuable contacts.
The International University Challenge is set to be the highlight of the Future Leaders Forum at IMEX in Frankfurt. Taking place at selected Future Leaders Forums around the world, the winners of each Challenge are brought together at IMEX in Frankfurt to compete against each other, with the overall winner receiving the MPI Foundation Student Scholarship Award.
Irina Nikolayenko was the overall winner last year, receiving the MPI Foundation Student Scholarship Award. She explains: "My experience at the International University Challenge at IMEX was second to none. To be able to meet with experts sharing their experience in the industry and mix with fellow students – many of whom I'm still in touch with - was invaluable. I'm now sharing the benefit of that experience with other students, preparing them to take part in forthcoming International University Challenges."
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The IMEX-MPI-MCI Future Leaders Forum is a year-round programme which is jointly run by IMEX, Meeting Professionals International (MPI) and MCI. Final year students studying meetings and conventions, tourism or hospitality at university or college are invited to attend a Future Leaders Forum. Forums typically take place as part of a larger meetings industry conference or trade show in 12 or more locations around the world every year.
Over 110 Forums have taken place and around 6,500 students have passed through the programme since its launch in 2003. 90% of students surveyed have said they are "likely to enter the industry as a result of attending" a Forum.
Locations for 2015 include Brazil, Africa, Slovenia and China, including MPI's WEC in San Francisco. The largest Forums take place during IMEX in Frankfurt and IMEX America in Las Vegas, with over 100 students participating in a two day programme.
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One of the best selling items in Wald's entire catalog, this basket set the precedent for quick-release convenience and is perfect for carrying small bags of groceries. - Made in U.S.A. (Maysville, KY) - This Quick Release Baskets comes with a detachable Slip-on Holder for simple installation - Lift the handle to remove the basket and take it with you • Basket locks back in place when returned to the holder • Dimensions: 14 x 9.5 x 9 inches; the basket tapers to 12.25 x x 7 inches • Holder is designed to fit 7/8" handlebar, hooks are 4 1/2" apart • Available in white (133WH) or black (133GB) Powder Coat Finish • Complete basket including the holder weighs 2.4 lbs.
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This front basket system uses a bolt-on handlebar mount to allow for quick and easy removal of the basket itself. - Extended handlebar clamps allow greater clearance for shift and brake cables - Requires 3.5" of handlebar clearance for mount - Fits 7/8" to 31.8mm handlebars - Made in USA - Dimensions: 11.75 x 8 x 9"
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There may be no better place than Singapore to explore one's love of street photography. Here you'll find a vibrant mix of culture, tradition, and activity...where the past and the present have collided in spectacular fashion. I hit the streets to see what I can capture with my little Ricoh GR II...
Words & Photos By Nathan Allen
Singapore has an impressive, futuristic skyline. This is just part of it, but you can see the spiked dome of the Esplanade Theatre on the right. These tourists are taking refuge from the hot, tropical sun... I thought their pink umbrella matched the flowers on the left nicely.
Tourists come here from all over the world, and cross this bridge on the way to the famous "Merlion".
The cheapest place to eat in an expensive city like Singapore are the "hawker centres". For three or four U.S. dollars, you can find street food from all over Asia, and even some western option as well. Here are some international students having lunch @ Maxwell Food Centre.
Most of the building is blanketed by shade, but a skylight perfectly illuminated their table, and provided the opportunity for a dramatic photo. The Ricoh GR handles black and white tones and contrast very well.
Most of Asia can be challenging for landscape photographers like me, because you'll often wish people were out of the frame. As densely populated as Asia is, that's just not going to happen. My passion for street photography actually began when I stopped viewing people as "in the way"...and instead, challenged myself to start making them the focus of my work!
To be fair, though, Singapore is the least crowded of anywhere I've been in Asia. Plenty of wide open streets and sidewalks. As you can see, my brand of street photography is shot pretty wide...I guess my landscape background shows. My style is a mix between the two.
I love photographing the diverse crowds around the iconic Merlion statue. This is ground zero for Singapore tourism, and it's a lot of fun capturing the joy on everybody's faces.
Here I snapped a quick photo of a tour group posing as I walked by. These ladies looked like so much fun. They really seemed to have a zest for life.
I love shooting in the late afternoon, just before the sun dips below the buildings. This sleek corridor was a great place for contrast. The natural lighting provided a lot of dynamic interest. If you are wondering, the title image on this page was also shot here.
Travel & Street Photography Go Well Together
With its genius "snap focus" mode, my Ricoh camera is lightning fast. I can shoot candid photos with ease...and this is great to truly capture the soul of the country I'm visiting. I'm getting raw, unfiltered, moments of truth out there on the streets. Nothing plastic...posed...or premeditated.
In the age of photographic deception we're living in, I find street photography to be a breath of fresh air.
Here's another shot of my favorite Chinese ladies. I caught them mid-conversation–with a nice cityscape backdrop...just before they disappeared into the shadows underneath Anderson Bridge.
(continued below, but I do hope you'll consider following along with me...)
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It was nice to find the contours of the bridge perfectly framing the skyline and tourists below it.
Talk about vibrant! The streets of Chinatown are a very rewarding place to take pictures. This was shot near the entrance to "Buddha Tooth Relic Museum". The name is quite a mouthful, isn't it?
FYI, you can click the image below to learn more about my camera on Amazon...
...or use this link to the Ricoh GR II on Lazada (Asia)
Nearby is Thian Hock Keng temple, where I took the shot below.
Be sure to check out more photos from the streets of Chinatown in part 2 of this series....you'll see the link when you get to the end of this page.
"Native" Singaporeans have roots stretching back to many different countries...most are Chinese, Malaysian and Indian. There are a fair share from Britain, Australia, and even the U.S. as well!
Exploring the streets and alleyways of "Little India" really does transport you to another world. Part 3 of this series, also shot with the Ricoh GR II, explores this colorful neighborhood and community.
This is one my favorite pictures, and one that personifies Singapore's rich multiculturalism. Here you'll see the altar and pagodas of Tang Gah Beo temple...but with the juxtaposition of the Church of St Teresa, a Catholic denomination, in the distance.
In the next chapter of this 3-part series, I explore the streets of Singapore's bustling Chinatown...
Part 1: Singapore Streets > Part 2: Chinatown > Part 3: Little India
- Nathan Allen
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How to Restore Deleted iPhone Bookmarks with Dr. Fone
Bookmarks are essential. They are the signposts with which we find our way back to useful content, tools and platforms on the World Wide Web.
An interesting thing to note is the fact that surfing from hand-held devices has replaced computer-supported browsing as the main channel of interaction with online content. Under the circumstances, the highly popular iPhones happen to be repositories of bookmarks to data that users find important.
When these bookmarks are accidentally cleared or deleted, the only way to restore deleted iPhone bookmark is either from iTunes and iCloud. Or from the device body!
Dr. Fone from Wondershare is an efficient software solution with which scans in three comprehensive modes can be conducted for Safari bookmarks.
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Please keep in mind that:
1. A scan that is initiated as soon as information loss is detected is a scan that has higher probability of being successful. If you keep using the iPhone, the other installed apps might overwrite the lost data.
2. If the PC/laptop that supports Dr. Fone also supports the iTunes account, then with the connection of the iPhone to the device, automatic syncing of data is bound to take place. This might also overwrite the information that you wish to recover. In order to disable this function, visit the iTunes dashboard, click "Preferences", scroll and select "Devices" and finally tick the option "Prevent iPods, iPhones and iPads from syncing automatically".
3. An iPhone must be in Device Firmware Upgrade (DFU) mode to allow root application which facilitates the scan. Simply:
- Press the Power button for 3 seconds
- Press the Power and Home button together for 10 seconds
- Release the Power button but keep the Home button pressed for 15 seconds
A blank screen is a reliable indication that the phone is now in recovery (DFU) mode. Since the sequence must be executed precisely, Dr. Fone also offers an animated screen for walk along guidance.
Mode 1: Recover from iOS Device
An iOS recovery is tricky and requires the most technical expertise. But with the Wondershare system, it is done in just five clicks.
1. Connect the iPhone to the PC/laptop supporting Dr. Fone with the USB power cable and choose the first option from the application home screen – Recover from iOS Device.
2. Allow the system to test the connected device for compatibility. When a fit is found, the "Start Scan" button becomes available.
3. A scan that is underway always notes the time to scan completion with a progress bar. The buttons "Stop" and "Pause" to the right of this bar help terminate the process or halt it prematurely so that users can retrieve items on the fly. You have the flexibility to use the directory to the left of the screen where each node stands for a particular data category and navigate to Safari Bookmarks. You can peruse the data that has been identified for recovery and if you spot anything of import, you can cut the sequence short and "Recover" the items.
4. When a scan is complete, the display screen comes on. Here you can call up bookmarks by keyword with the search bar, choose to retrieve all the available bookmarks or only specific ones by ticking appropriate checkboxes and most importantly, you can use the On/Off slider to focus only on deleted information.
5. Hit the "Recover" button once selections are made and save the bookmarks as an HTML file to the hard disk of your computer or restore them back to the connected iPhone.
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iTunes is the offline platform with the help of which Apple users create backups of their critical data. Fortunately iTunes does save Safari bookmarks and thus you can leverage its contents to retrieve the needed information.
1. Connect the iPhone to Dr. Fone. From the home screen choose the second alternative – Recover from iTunes Backup File.
2. When presented with a list of backup containers, choose one that is the most likely to have a backup of the bookmarks that you wish to restore. Use attributes like name, size and date of creation to determine this. With the right file selected, click "Start Scan".
3. As in the previous mode, allow the scan to complete, tick the deleted items that are useful and restore them back to the iPhone.
Mode 3: Recover from iCloud Backup File
iCloud is the online backup creation facility that is offered to privileged Apple users. Dr. Fone can access the details on the servers (iCloud account) and download the needed information to restore deleted iPhone bookmark quickly.
1. Connect the iPhone to the Wondershare application and select the option – Recover from iCloud Backup File from the home screen.
2. Input the iCloud login credentials to the form presented and allow Dr. Fone to present a list of backup files for selection.
3. Choose the one that has updated copies of all the deleted bookmarks. And hit "Download" to save it to the PC/laptop.
4. From the pop-up, tick the Safari Bookmarks checkbox. Click "Next" to ensure you download only the data type that is relevant to you. Keeping "Select All" checked also accesses images, videos and other information categories that are not required.
5. Allow the scan to run its course and save the bookmarks to the computer. You may also restore them back to the connected iPhone.
This is how you can restore deleted iPhone bookmarks with Dr. Fone from Wondershare. Recapitulating the exact steps:
- Connect the iPhone to Dr. Fone
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I had a friend who was marginally interested in rocks, so I decided to try convincing him to take up rockhounding. I had to design a trip that would reel him in and hook him, so I decided on this one. We drove down toward Eureka and enjoyed the scenery, then turned off the road a mile before the road turns south into town. You drive for about half a mile and then park and hike up a hill to an agate quarry. I had never been to this spot before, so it was a gamble. hiking to the spot, we could see red jasper pebbles on the ground, so that was a good sign. We eventually came to a road curving around the hill, and between the hill and the road was a gully. We could see that many cuts in the hill had been made, so we hopped down to investigate one. I didn't see much agate, but there was a lot of really neat dendritic jasper. The jasper is yellow, and it develops cracks in it where the metals deposit in fernlike patterns. I have seen cabs of it, and can't imagine how they do it, because the dendrites are only found in thin layers. Really cool stuff that could be made into something nice.
We picked up a few pieces of brown looking agate. We wanted to look at some of the other cuts in the hill, but we wanted enough time to get to Vernon, and some guys were having a little shooting practice around the other side of the hill, so we started heading back. We kept our heads down to minimize the risk of being seen and mistaken for deer, and that gave me an excuse to pick up a few jasper pebbles.
When we got back to the car I noticed that the power locks weren't working. That was a little puzzling, until I put my key in the ignition and realized I the car wouldn't start either — I had left the headlights on, we were a mile off the road in a rural area. I didn't want to hunt down the guys with guns either. Ironically, after the five seconds it took me to realize all these things a pickup truck came barreling down the road past us. I immediately jumped out and waved them down. They happened to be some more rockhounds, so they gave us a jump and we gave them some directions. It turned out to be a good thing, if not a little miraculous.
I was slightly disappointed by our first site, and I could tell my friend Jeremie wasn't hooked yet, so we drove in to Eureka and turned north toward Vernon. I had underestimated how long we would have to drive and was starting to think I had made a wrong turn, when we saw the train tracks and knew we were okay.
Just before you get to Vernon, you will see some train tracks. Just after crossing them you turn north onto a dirt road and follow the tracks for a mile or two. Eventually the road turns away from the tracks and dead ends in a little quarry. That is where you find the wonderstone.
I could tell this would be much better when I saw the red tailings of specimens and could make out the bands from a considerable distance away. We parked the car and ran excitdly into the pit. Wonderstone lay a foot thick like gravel on the ground. The colors varied from brown and orange to yellow, and there were veins of bright red and pink stone. Jeremie started picking rocks off the ground. For some reason I went to the edge of the quarry and started hacking away at the walls. Guess I needed to get some aggression out.
You really need to try this spot out. It's about the easiest collecting area you can think of, and the material is spectacular. You can find wonderstone in other areas. The stuff in Salina has grey bands in it. This stuff is very dramatic — my favorite was cream white with thin, intricate bands of bright red through it. I couldn't wait to get home and polish some of it.
We had gathered more wonderstone than we could carry home (or store at home), and the stinkbugs were staging a revolt, so we decided to head out. Thinning out our haul was a little painful, but the stinkbugs helped motivate us, and we headed back home. Overall, the trip was a success. I could tell when Jeremie asked me when I was heading back for another trip. I knew he was hooked.
The wonderstone was soft, but still polished up nice. One thing I hadn't realized was the cracks. It seems many specimens had little cracks in them that didn't polish out. Oh well.


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Legacies of 1948 Delegations
Interfaith Peace-Builders & American Friends Service Committee
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May/June, 2008
Interfaith Peace-Builders (IFPB) and the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) co-sponsored two concurrent delegations to Israel/Palestine that included a total of 31 participants in May 2008.
In May 2008, the world commemorates the 60th anniversary of the creation of the state of Israel and the Palestinian Nakba. Nakba is the Arabic word for "catastrophe" and refers to the displacement and dispossession of the Palestinian people. For some, this anniversary will be a cause for celebration, for others mourning or protest. There are often different understandings of the history of 1948 and its ongoing significance to Israelis and Palestinians. IFPB and AFSC delegates heard from individuals who lived through 1948 and newer generations who continue to live with its effects and consequences.
The opportunity to send two groups at one time was a first for Interfaith Peace-Builders—and with a combined 31 people in both groups, it was also the biggest group of people we've ever sent!
One delegation is a partnership between IFPB and the AFSC Middle East Peacebuilding Unit. IFPB and AFSC Middle East Peacebuiling have co-sponsored four delegations since 2006. That delegation had18 members. Click here to read more on this group.
The other delegation was a partnership between IFPB and the AFSC Third World Coalition. This is the first time that we worked with Third World Coalition. The delegation participants were people of color and include AFSC staff members, contacts of the Third World Coalition, and others new to the program. Click here to read more on this group.
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PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – The Children's Hospital Rehabilitation Unit celebrated its second birthday on Tuesday.
As part of the celebrations, 2014 Paralympian and gold medalist Dan McCoy visited patients and their families.
The captain of the Mighty Penguins sled hockey team was on hand with an autographed jersey from the team that was dedicated to the unit.
He says sharing his achievements with the kids allows them to see dreams can come true.
"Just to see their faces and see they're developing dreams of their own," McCoy said. "I was their age when I got the dream of being in the Paralympics and really, when I got into sports, I was as young as some of them are."
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