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A Year-End Checkup to Keep Your Small Business HealthyBy
Where does your business stand now? Where do you want it to go? And how will you achieve that success? A new calendar year is a good opportunity for small business owners to examine these questions. Taking time in the next few days or weeks to audit your business informally is a good way to get the information you need to plan for 2013.
Here are four areas to tackle:
Financials: Run a broad-based diagnostic test on your business that includes an informal valuation, financial projections for 2013, and a forecast for your industry as a whole. Companies go through life cycles: Is your business in growth, maintenance, or mature mode? "A younger, growing company needs the people, systems, and marketing in place to bring in additional revenue. In maintenance mode, you want to reduce expenses and maximize profits," says Roger Murphy, chief executive of business brokerage Murphy Business & Financial Corp. in Clearwater, Fla.
For mature companies, having your financials in order will make it easier to sell your business when you are ready. "I've worked with the owner of a medical device company for years, and we had him compliant with [generally accepted accounting principles]," says Gregg Landers, managing director of the CBIZ MHM accounting and tax advisory office in San Diego. "When it came time to sell to a large international company, they had a historical record of his accounting, and the transaction went through fabulously, without all the expense of cleaning up the books."
Risks: "This year has been the first year that companies started to take a breath following the recession. Our clients had cut to the bone in 2010 and 2011, so now one person is doing the job of three or four. Controls that were put in place went by the wayside," Landers says. Have an outside expert, such as your accountant, assess your internal controls and identify weak spots where fraud or errors may occur.
Pay particular attention to your tax payments and human resource policies for areas of trouble, especially with new rules going into effect Jan. 1 and governments at all levels looking for revenue. "States are broke, and they're getting aggressive," Landers says "Small businesses that may have been under the radar in the past no longer are." Likewise, if you use independent contractors, make sure they are properly classified as such under IRS rules so you don't get caught paying hefty fines for workers who should be classified as employees.
Inventory and Operations: Look through each of your business processes from beginning to end to find ways to streamline and cut expenses. You can outsource an inventory count or close your company for a day or two and have your employees do it, says Scott Gillanders, chief credit officer at 44 Business Capital, a Blue Bell (Pa.) lender that specializes in Small Business Administration loans. "If you do it yourselves, mix things up so the office manager counts widgets in the warehouse and the warehouse manager counts office supplies. That reduces the potential for fraud," he says.
This is an area where technology can help. Several companies sell barcode systems that automate inventory tracking. Brian Sutter, marketing director at Wasp Barcode Technologies in Plano, Texas, says small businesses write off an average of $20,000 in lost inventory each year. "Carrying old, obsolete, or misplaced inventory on your books is a huge cost for small businesses," he says. Make sure that any technology you employ meshes with your in-house system and isn't too complicated or costly. "A small business owner doesn't need to have a Jaguar," Gillanders says. "A Ford will get him from A to B just as easily."
Strategy: Too many small businesses depend on their owners to make sales and run the show. If your company revolves around you, it won't be valuable to a buyer when you want to move on or retire. "Take yourself out of the process of being involved in all the critical decisions day to day and start to work on your business growth, your long-term strategy, and things like finding cost savings," Murphy says.
While you have a breather over the holidays, think about the bigger picture of your business. What does it do best? How can you do it better? How do you differentiate your company from its competitors? Jim Sharvin, a CPA at McDowell, Dillon & Hunter in Torrance, Calif., advises his small business clients to ask their customers, friends, and neighbors for their opinions. "A lot of people may have ideas about your business, but they don't speak up unless you ask them," he says. "Insights from your inner circle can be valuable if you can listen to critiques without getting defensive."
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Volleyball Remains Unbeaten in MIAA Play With Win Over Trine
Saturday, October 09, 2010
ANGOLA, IN - Calvin remained unbeaten in MIAA play with a 25-19, 25-20, 25-14 victory at Trine University Saturday afternoon. Ranked ninth nationally, the Knights are now 15-2 overall and 10-0 in the MIAA heading into a showdown at rival Hope next Wednesday.
Sophomore Lizzie Kamp (Orland Park, IL/Chicago Christian HS) had 10 kills and seven digs. Juniors Erin VanderPlas (Cadillac/McBain Christian HS) and Renee DeHaan (Grand Rapids/Grand Rapids Christian HS) had six kills apiece. VanderPlas had two block assists and two block solos while DeHaan had one block solo and five block assists.
Volleyball Remains Unbeaten With 25-13, 25-14, 25-23 Win Over Adrian
Friday, October 08, 2010
By sports information student assistant Derek Neice)
Ninth-ranked Calvin maintained its status as the MIAAs top team Friday evening at the Van Noord Arena as the Knights defeated the Adrian Bulldogs in three sets (25-13, 25-14, 25-23), pushing their league record to a still-spotless 9-0, and 14-2 overall. Juniors Erin Vander Plas (Cadillac, MI) and Renee DeHaan (Grand Rapids, MI) led the team with 12 and 11 kills respectively, with sophomore Lizzie Kamp (Orland Park, MI) finishing with nine strong ones of her own. The Knights totaled seven service aces over the course of the three sets, as well as tallying eight blocks. Junior libero Kelly Peterson (Ramsey, MN) led the team with 12 digs on the back line. Lizzie Kamp also notched 10 digs of her own. Freshman setter Megan Rietema (Grand Rapids, MI) dished out 37 assists and helped out on a number of the teams blocks.
Volleyball Picks Up Key Conference Road Win at Alma
Tuesday, October 05, 2010
ALMA - Calvin picked up an important 25-13, 25-23, 25-18 victory at Alma Tuesday night to remain unbeaten in league play at the midpoint of the MIAA double round-robin schedule. Ranked ninth nationally, Calvin improves to 13-2 overall and 8-0 in league play with the win. Calvin sophomore Lizzie Kamp (Orland Park, IL/Chicago Christian HS) had a stellar all-around match with 14 digs, 13 kills, two block assists, one block solo and an attack percentage of .500. Chipping in with six kills apiece were senior Kim Wigboldy (Chandler, AZ/Valley Christian HS) and juniors Renee DeHaan (Grand Rapids/Grand Rapids Christian HS) and Erin VanderPlas (Cadillac/McBain Christian HS). DeHaan also had five block assists. Calvin will now prepare for a busy weekend as the Knights host Adrian Friday night at 6:30 p.m. and travel to Trine on Saturday for a 1 p.m. match.
Women's Volleyball Team Holds Off Kalamazoo College To Remain Unbeaten in MIAA Ranks
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
KALAMAZOO - The ninth-ranked Calvin women's volleyball team held off a determined Kalamazoo College squad Wednesday night at the Anderson Athletic Center, defeating the Hornets 25-16, 25-16, 18-25, 25-22. Calvin snapped Kalamazoo's four-match win streak and improved to 12-2 overall and 7-0 in the MIAA. Calvin rolled through the first two sets, compiling a hitting percentage of .464 in set one and a hitting percentage of .419 in set two. Kalamazo's defense then stiffened in set three however as the Hornets hit .306 and limited the Knights to just a .186 attack.
Volleyball Teams Picks Up Road Win at Olivet - Remains on Top of MIAA Standings
Friday, September 24, 2010
OLIVET - The ninth-ranked Calvin women's volleyball team remained on top of the MIAA standings with a 25-22, 25-11, 25-17 victory at Olivet Friday evening. The host Comets (6-4 overall, 3-2 MIAA) jumped out to a 19-16 lead in set one but the Knights rallied to score nine of the next 12 points to gain the set one win and take the momentum throughout the remainder of the match.
Junior Rebecca Kamp (Orland Park, IL/Chicago Christian HS) had a huge match with 17 kills, a hitting percentage of .600 and seven block assists. She was also credited with a pair of service aces and a pair of digs.
Volleyball Rolls to Win Over Albion - Remains Unbeaten in League Play
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
(written by Derek Neice)
Calvin remained perfect in conference play, defeating Albion College in three sets (25-6, 25-13, 25-16) Tuesday night at Van Noord Arena. Junior Rebecca Kamp (Orland Park, IL) led the Knights at the net with 13 kills in 20 attempts, and adding 6 block assists. With the win, the Knights improved their record to 5-0 in the MIAA standings and 10-2 overall. Calvin is ranked ninth in the most recent AVCA Division III Top 25 poll. Calvin returns to action on Friday when it travels to Olivet for a 6:30 p.m. conference match.
Rebecca Kamp & Megan Rietema Receive MIAA Player of the Week Honors in Volleyball
Monday, September 20, 2010
ROYAL OAK, Mich. The Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association has named Calvin middle hitter Rebecca Kamp its Player of the Week and Calvin setter Megan Rietema its Specialty Player of the Week in volleyball for matches played through September 19. Kamp, a junior from Orland Park, Ill. (Chicago Christian HS), had 88 kills for a .448 hitting percentage in five matches, three of them against nationally-ranked opponents. She is being honored as Player of the Week for the second time this season and sixth time in her career. Rietema, a freshman from Grand Rapids (Grand Rapids Christian HS), dished out 209 assists (11.0 per game) in five matches for the week, and added 32 digs and 12 blocks. Rietema is being honored as Player of the Week for the second time this season and in her career. Calvin returns to action this week when it hosts Albion Tuesday night at 6:30 p.m. at Calvin's Van Noord Arena.
Volleyball Posts 2-2 Record at Wittenberg Border Battle
Sunday, September 19, 2010
SPRINGFIELD, OH Calvin posted a 2-2 weekend record at the Wittenberg University Border Battle. The fourth-ranked Knights opened play on Friday with back-to-back losses to nationally-ranked Heidelberg and Wittenberg but came back to defeat nationally-ranked Ohio Northern Saturday morning and also the College of Mount St. Joseph Saturday afternoon.
Junior Rebecca Kamp (Orland Park, IL/Chicago Christian HS), sophomore Lizzie Kamp (Orland Park, IL/Chicago Christian HS) and freshman Megan Rietema (Grand Rapids/Grand Rapids Christian HS) were all named to the Michigan All-Tournament Team.
Volleyball Remains Unbeaten After Three-Set Win Over Saint Mary's
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Fresh from knocking off rival Hope College in a four set match this past weekend, the now 4th ranked Knights of Calvin College continued on track Tuesday evening as they defeated the Saint Marys Belles in three straight sets (25-20, 25-18, 25-18).
After defeating the Dutchmen on Saturday, Calvin moved up four spots to its present #4 ranking in the national poll with Hope dropping to 6th. Tuesdays three set sweep of the Belles maintained a spotless record thus far for the Knights 2010 campaign as Calvin improved to 7-0 overall and 4-0 in the conference.
Women's Volleyball Team Moves Up To Fourth in National Rankings
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
AVCA Division III Top 25 Rankings
The Calvin women's volleyball team has moved up four spot in this week's American Volleyball Coaches Association Division III Top 25 poll. The Knights are ranked fourth in this week's poll, up four spots from a week ago when the Knights were ranked eighth.
Calvin is currently 6-0 on the year and returns to action on Wednesday when it hosts Saint Mary's in a 7 p.m. MIAA match. On Friday and Saturday, Calvin will compete at the Wittenberg Border Battle. At the tournament, Calvin will face fifth-ranked Wittenberg, 12th-ranked Ohio Northern, 19th-ranked Heidelberg and the College of Mount St. Joseph.« First < 24 25 26 27 28 > Last »


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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOTV) When you think of Gilda's Club, LaughFest probably comes to mind, though the non-profit organization gives much more to the West Michigan community. Gilda's Club provides grief and Cancer counseling for families and individuals. Because of community donations, Gilda's Club is able to able to offer all of the programs free to the public.
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Thanks to extremely cold temperatures this season, you can get a rare up-close look at Mother Nature's beauty on the South Shore at the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore in Wisconsin.
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Nice. Do you plan on writing more? I'd be more than open to reading what more you have to offer, but closing it up here would be great, too. By that, I mean I liked the way it ended - kind of abrupt and on a semi cliffhanger. Dreams are always the best inspiration!
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The Dear Suburbia Soundtrack
We live in a wonderful age. Surf films are rarely collections of incongruous clips sliced to gratis music any more. As you'd hope most things in surfing have, the artistry of curating a surf film soundtrack has matured. And Dear Suburbia, Kai Neville's newest film, is a other-worldly example of this maturity. Incomparable to Modern Collective due to timely innovation and differing style (Mind Dimension!), but it's a step forward from what was still excellent audio in Lost Atlas. The most defining factor in DS's charming rawness was the overall dark vibe. If there's one thing Kai does well, it's feel out the best sounds to suit the backgrounds he shoots and the men he documents. Aside from considered angles and well-timed cuts, what more d'you want from a filmmaker?
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His production (62 points, +7 in 68 games in 2006-07; 47 points, -12 in 60 games last year) and his stock dropped over the past two seasons, but the Bruins saw enough in the Sarnia Sting (OHL) center to grab him at No. 97 after shipping the 107th and 137th picks to Columbus. The 6-foot, 190-pounder will try to turn it around in Sarnia as he fills the skates of this year's No. 1 overall pick, Steven Samkos.


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It is almost 30 years since the BBC first introduced its viewers to the works of John Major's favourite author, Anthony Trollope. Simon Raven's 26-part adaptation of the six Palliser novels, starring Susan Hampshire as Lady Glencora, proved so popular in 1975 that the six Barsetshire novels - featuring Donald Pleasence as the Reverend Septimus Harding - were also adapted for television.
Now the BBC has chosen to dramatise Trollope's He Knew He Was Right, published in 1869. This is an interesting choice given that its ending can only be described as unhappy. The novel is a portrait of a marriage destroyed by morbid jealousy. Louis Trevelyan distrusts Emily, his faithful wife, so much that he hires a private investigator rejoicing in the name of Bozzle to spy on her.
The theme of women's rights - or rather the lack of them - may be one reason why the work has been judged likely to appeal to a modern audience. At one point Emily tells her sister: "It is a very poor thing to be a woman." Nora replies: "It is perhaps better than being a dog."
The recent move by Penguin - from charmless 1960s offices in west London to palatial premises in the Strand - seems to have changed more than just its address. The company, perhaps influenced by its proximity to the West End's pleasure spots, appears to have adopted a policy of "anything goes".
While its older authors are still recovering from a heaving party that was held in a nightclub in the bowels of the Cafe Royal (once upon a time the venue would have been somewhere like the Royal Academy), the new catalogue, listing books to be published in the first half of next year, contains a couple of shocks.
The cover of Liz Rigbey's novel, Summertime, to be published, rather eccentrically, in January, features a full-frontal naked female. However, this is as nothing when compared to the cover of the paperback edition of Will Self's Dorian, to be published in June. The photograph shows a well-toned young man performing what looks like a pirouette in the nude. Everything is on show except his left nipple.
Bill Cullen is, according to his publishers, Hodder & Stoughton, "one of Ireland's top 100 businessmen". After promoting his memoir, It's A Long Way From Penny Apples, on the Radio 4 programme Midweek, he emerged from Broadcasting House and ran through torrential rain to a waiting Jaguar. He had hardly sat down on the back seat when the outraged chauffeur informed him the car belonged to the Director General of the BBC.


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Sept. 1st, 1994
This third appearance for imperturbable astronaut Ijon Tichy (following The Futurological Congress, 1974) extends the horrifying notions on future weapons and warfare that Lem advanced in One Human Minute (1986). The governments of Earth have banished the arms race to the moon, where miniaturized, self-replicating weapons equipped with artificial instincts were provided the means to evolve and compete in utter secrecy -- the intended outcome being a self-adjusting stalemate. However, the meddlesome Lunar Agency, among other interested parties, soon evinces an overwhelming desire to discover what's going on, and the experienced Tichy is given the job. After numerous inexplicable experiences, he runs afoul of a tightly focused ray that surgically severs his right brain from his left. Back on Earth, his left brain functions much as usual; his right brain cannot read, likes to pinch women's behinds, and keeps trying to communicate in Morse code. And when Earth's computers abruptly fall silent, Tichy finds that the lunar weapons have used him to mount a successful terrestrial invasion. One of science fiction's true intellectuals, Lem doesn't so much write novels as conduct thought experiments. His complex, witty narratives, while often -- as here -- lacking visceral clout, attack the outermost limits of logic and reason.


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Also check out our continually updated rundown of the best April Fool's Day pranks of 2014.
Pranks bring people closer together. If you find yourself in an office environment with a lot of computers and people who foolishly trust you, take this opportunity to create some memories. This April Fool's Day it's time to retire the jello packets and Post-It notes you keep in your desk and step into the future with high-tech pranks. You can go big by making your victim think you cracked their beloved MacBook or iPhone, or you can go subtle by slowly changing the brightness and contrast throughout the day to make them think they're losing their vision. All of these tricks can best the people you care about and the people you just met yesterday, at least for a second. If nothing else your antics will bring joy to at least one person, you, and isn't that the true meaning of April Fool's Day? Happy pranking!
The "Today is April Fool's Day?"
As the name denotes, this is the laziest and easiest prank on the list. It takes absolutely not time at all. For beginning pranksters only.
Step 1 Find clear tape or a sticky note.
Step 2 Put it over the laser on your victim's mouse.
Step 3 Enjoy the frustration.
This is the modern day version of stealing the ball from someone's mouse. It's an easy thing to figure out, so don't expect all day laughs.
The Ghost Mouse
You will need two identical wireless mice and the desire to confuse a friend.
Step 1 Replace their mouse with one that looks exactly like it.
Step 2 Take the actual mouse to your desk and wreck mayhem.
Step 3 Enjoy as the confusion eats away at them.
There are two ways to execute this prank. You can move it around wildly so they catch on immediately and you both chuckle. Or you can watch them very carefully and work to move when they move, only messing up every so slightly. It is up to you how much time you want to put into this particular joke.
The Broken Screen Surprise
This shouldn't have to be said, but don't actually break someone's screen. There's an app for that.
Step 1 Get a hold of your friend's phone.
Step 2 Download the broken screen app for iOS or Android.
Step 3 Tell them you accidentally dropped their phone and see the reaction.
You will have to know their password to download the app so start work on that well before April Fool's Day. You can also do this with a computer by downloading wallpaper. The perceived loss of property could lead to some unpleasant reactions, so only try this on your most mellow of friends.
Pointer Problems
Another mouse prank will test the patience of those around you.
Step 1 Open the control panel on your computer.
Step 2 Find the "Mouse" settings.
Step 3 Change the icon from a pointer to an hourglass or rainbow wheel of death.
Your victim will think something is continuously loading on their computer even though nothing is happening. This will soon turn into a psychological study of your desk mates when you see how long they will wait for something to happen. You can also change the direction of the mouse so it goes the wrong way no matter what they do. That is equally as enjoyable.
The Ultimate Prank Call
Prank calling is a time-honored tradition among teenagers who have nothing better to do on a Saturday night. Keep that inner child alive, but in a more sophisticated way by using PrankDial.
Step 1 Pick a call you would like your friend to receive multiple times in a day. Choices include "Delivery cancellation," "Cable guy," and "You hit my car."
Step 2 Enter their number.
Step 3 Giggle as they get multiple calls from mysterious places that actually pause for responses.
This requires a little effort but makes it harder to pin down the culprit since you're going through a third party. Be careful with this prank. Only do it on someone who can handle getting yelled at by strangers on the phone.
The Sneaky Bluetooth
Jim Halpert from The Office gave us many great pranks throughout the years, but only one can be considered high tech, and that is the sneaky bluetooth.
Step 1 Get a Bluetooth ear piece compatible with your neighbor's phone.
Step 2 When they leave the room, pair your Bluetooth to their phone. Check out our guide to pairing a Bluetooth if needed.
Step 3 Answer whenever someone calls them.
Be aware that you could end up talking with their mother or significant other, so answer with caution.
The Restart Me Not
Ever watch your friend try to open Chrome or Word and instead shut down their computer? Well you're about to and it will be glorious.
Step 1 Right click whichever icon you think will do the most damage.
Step 2 Click on Edit Properties.
Step 3 Change Target to "%windir%\system32\shutdown.exe -r -t 00"
It's always fun to see how many times it takes someone to realize something is off with the computer, and they didn't just make a mistake.


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TyTran works to ease traffic congestion in Tysons. Our goal is to reduce the number of single occupant vehicles on the road. TyTran helps commuters craft transportation strategies that utilize rail, bus, bikes, pedestrian paths, carpools and vanpools, plus other tactics that can help keep traffic on our streets running smoothly.
TyTran is a division of the Tysons Partnership - a dynamic association of engaged citizens and business organizations working with local government to transform Tysons into America's next great city.
TyTran is a Transportation Management Association. We are a One-Stop Shop for transportation information and assistance.
We are working to achieve a coordinated transportation system that enhances traffic flow, economic prosperity and the quality of life.
TyTran recommends collaborative strategies to reduce traffic congestion through the use of public transportation systems, transportation demand management, parking, paths for walking and cycling, and the buildout of the Tysons grid of streets - new roads that will add capacity and connectivity.
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Tysons Partnership is helping to create a community that is accessible by foot, bicycle, bus, and rail. We would like to work with you to create a customized Transportation Demand Management (TDM) program that utilizes multimodal transportation options and modifies travel behaviors to help all types of traffic flow smoothly throughout Tysons.
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BBC staff in jobs row strike ballot
Thousands of BBC journalists and technical staff are to be balloted for strikes in a row over jobs, workload and stress, unions have announced.
The National Union of Journalists and Bectu said their members will vote in the coming weeks on whether to launch a joint campaign of industrial action.
The unions said BBC staff were suffering from increased workload and rising levels of stress as a result of job and spending cuts.
Ballot papers will be sent out on March 6, with the result due later next month. The move follows continued union opposition to the BBC's so-called Delivering Quality First programme, which includes up to 2,000 job losses.
Gerry Morrissey, Bectu's general secretary, said: "We would prefer to have a sensible conversation with BBC management about the damage done in the first year of these cuts, but instead we've had to turn up the pressure to protect thousands of members from over-work, bullying and stress.
"The BBC seems to believe that staff can continue supporting the full range of services despite a 20% reduction in resources and massive job cuts.
"Blame for low morale and insecurity in BBC workplaces rests firmly on the shoulders of managers who signed up to a six-year freeze in the licence fee in 2010. By committing to maintain levels of output despite a drastic reduction in real funding, they turned the BBC from a world-class broadcaster into mission impossible."
NUJ members staged a one-day strike last week in a dispute over compulsory redundancies.
A BBC spokesman said: "We're surprised that the NUJ and Bectu have chosen to ballot their members over a number of new issues without formally meeting with us first to discuss them.
"We will be meeting with the unions next week and hope to reach a resolution, as we have said we have significant savings targets to meet and strike action will not alter this."
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With an easy access forward pullman berth and aft cabin berth, the Island Packet 320 is a comfortable cruiser. Plenty of storage on the vessel in both cabins and a main salon that includes a great fold down table along with a settee which converts to a double berth; you won't be lacking for sleeping accommodations on this vessel. A great galley tops off the boat and this Island Packet 320 includes the following amenitites:
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I : 44.00 ft
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The Island Packet 320 combines the extensive building, sailing, and hands-on design experience that have made Island Packet Yachts one of America's Cruising Yacht Leaders. Integrating owner feedback representing millions of miles of practical cruising experience around the world, noted naval architect Bob Johnson - Island Packet's founder and CEO - has produced the 320, Island Packet's latest model in their award winning line of cruising sailboats. The Full Foil keel continues as the foundation of the Island Packet concept, and its design and construction provide a host of advantages to the cruising sailor: moderate draft for access to a wider variety of cruising grounds, integral one piece construction for superior strength, a highly effective airfoil shape for excellent windward performance, and a modern hull form for enhanced speed and maneuverability. In addition, the safety and seakeeping offered by this keel design provide both peace of mind and additional comfort underway. While Bob Johnson insists his designs are, "first and foremost excellent cruising yachts," the performance of these yachts has earned them an impressive number of victories in prestigious offshore races around the world. The integrally molded transom platform and clever folding ladder design will be appreciated by swimmers and those boarding from a dock or dinghy, while the offshore security of the cockpit is ensured with a full transom configuration, meeting the safety concerns and needs of passagemakers. The yacht's graceful sheerline carries from the attractive stern forward to the bowsprit tip, where large dual anchor rollers and deck pipes allow convenient and rapid deployment or retrieval of ground tackle. Thoughtful details such as replaceable chafe strips for wear from shackles and chain rodes, oversized deck pipes to clear thimbles, and interior rode attachments reflect Island Packet's unwavering attention to the needs of the cruising sailor. The well laid out deck with meticulous, molded detail offers wide side walkways, raised bulwarks forward, full length continuous cabin top handrails, double lifelines with welded rails fore and aft, and two-tone premium diamond pattern, slip-resistant deck surfaces, all designed to enhance security while moving about on deck. The cockpit has full length contoured seats that accommodate a large crew or invite stretching out. The helmsperson will enjoy excellent visibility from the separate raised seat with padded backrest. The console mounted steering features Island Packet's trademark premium rack and pinion geared design, providing reliability, strength, and sensitivity unmatched by most other wheel steering installations. A steering wheel brake and single lever engine control are also provided on the console with room for owner - dealer installed instruments. An instrument panel is equipped with full analog gauges for all engine readouts. Cockpit convenience features abound with standard details such as a built-in insulated cooler two large seat lockers, a hand held personal shower (cold only) that easily reaches the stern platform, two stern rail seats, and a pedestal mounted folding table. Safety concerns are equally met with a pin-lock for securing companionway drop boards, robust padeyes for safety harness attachment, a raised companionway bridgedeck, large cockpit scupper drain capacity, and self-locking seat locker hatches with push button hasps that release from inside or out. Island Packet's long term commitment to the cutter rig, paralleling that of experienced offshore sailors worldwide, is due to its versatility, ease of use, and excellent performance over a wide range of conditions. The integral bowsprit gives an extended base to the sailplan for added sail area and provides for optimum sheeting angles for closewinded performance. The Island Packet 320 improves upon this sailplan with a freestanding staysail boom, simplifying control and adding performance to this highly effective sail. All sails are made of a premium high modulus fabric built by Sobstad, and both the 130 per cent genoa and the staysail include Harken roller furlers as standard equipment. The mainsail is equipped with a dual, single line reefing system or, optionally, with an in-mast furler. All primary sail control lines lead aft, allowing routine sail trim and setting - reefing activity to be done from the comfort and security of the cockpit. Thoughtful features such as self-tailing winches, color coded lines, rope clutches, traveler control lines and coaming line stowage bins make sailing easier and more pleasant than ever. The forward cabin is the owner's suite, with a spacious and comfortable Pullman style berth off to the port side. The starboard side of the cabin is fitted with a cedar lined hanging locker, several cedar lined stowage bins, and a book shelf. Additional storage for personal goods or owner installed equipment is located under the bunk and accessed through either a louvered door on the bunk face or one of several drop-in lids under the cushion. Opening ports, large hatches, and a dorade-style vent add light and ventilation while the varnished teak and holly sole and the well placed reading lights add to the warmth and convenience of this stateroom. A large wraparound counter top over a curved vanity surrounds the head, providing "captain chair" style seating. A bulkhead mounted shower unit and pull around curtain create a large shower area with the electric sump drain configured to work on either tack. Convenient accessories, a large vanity mirror, and additional underdeck storage cabinets round out the amenities. The large central living area of the main salon is equally well suited for social gatherings, off-watch retreats, or comfortable dining. The two facing settees are both full length for seating a group or for stretching out, and the port settee pulls out to form a double bunk. Again, storage in this area is maximized by the central location of the tankage, with shelves, lockers, and drop-in bins abundant throughout designer fabric and harmonizing surfaces. Numerous ports, hatches and dorade vents provide abundant light and ventilation, making the boat comfortable in all kinds of weather. The hinged dining table is secured against a bulkhead mounted bottle and glass rack, and is easily lowered and extended to create the large dining area. Beautiful select teak cabinetry and joiner work, varnished teak and holly sole, premium designer fabric fitted over thick cushions, well-placed light fixtures and handrails, numerous ports and hatches, and durable and easily maintained overhead and hull side surfaces make this salon and the entire interior attractive and practical in any season and weather. An inviting and comfortable Pullman style berth is featured in the aft cabin. The real attraction here, however, is the clever nav table located at the forward end of this area. With the cabin door folded back and nav table either stored in the down position or raised to a horizontal working configuration, this aft cabin - nav area remains open to the salon for a very spacious feeling to the central cabin area. The nav table easily accommodates common chart packs, which can be stored in the chart drawer provided, and a master electrical control panel (with added space for dealer - owner installed electronics) is conveniently located just outboard. When privacy is desired in the aft cabin, the bifold door may be closed and, with a flip up and over of the nav table to the vertical position, one has a fully enclosed cabin. Cedar-lined stowage bins and hanging locker, plus an overhead hatch and opening port, round out these comfortable aft accomodations.
Island Packet 320 Specifications - Standard Equipment Rig - Sails - Hardware - Sails: Main In-mast furling Doyle Newer Mainsail with battens, 130 percent roller furling genoa, roller furling staysail - premium high modulus Dacron - Sobstad - Mainsail cover, genoa & staysail sun panels in choice of Sunbrella colors - Genoa gear, including tracks, blocks, sheets and Harken furling system - Staysail gear including blocks, halyard, sheet, Harken furling system and Hoyt self-vanging boom - Jib halyard winch on mast, Lewmar 16C 2-speed - Main halyard (on roller bearing masthead sheave) and main sheet, led to cockpit through stoppers to Lewmar 30 STC winch - Dual single line "Auto Reefing" system for double set of reef points led to cockpit through stoppers to Lewmar 30 STC winch - All halyards internal; color coded running rigging, convenient coaming storage bins for lines - Boom vang - preventer package - Winch handle - 10" lock-in chrome - Jib sheet winches (2) Lewmar 40 STC 2-speed - Midboom sheeting for unobstructed cockpit & dodger installations - Main sheet traveler w- 4:1 control system led to cockpit - Wheel steering - console mounted Whitlock "Premier XL" rack & pinion direct system with wheel brake, stainless steel wheel. Guard, single-lever engine control. Emergency tiller with storage brackets in sail locker - Compass: Ritchie with custom Island Packet nav grid - Welded stainless steel double bow rail & stern rail, stanchions, stern rail with twin seats, stainless steel flagstaff & holder - Double lifelines, full-length stainless steel cabin top hand rails - Hinged padeyes (4) for cockpit harness attachment - Stern gate w- quick release hook - Swim ladder - stainless steel transom mount w- rubber treads - Two stainless steel anchor rollers w- chocks and hinged deck pipes to forepeak - Four 10" mooring cleats, two 10" spring line cleats, chocks & stainless steel chafe guards - Twin backstays for easy stern boarding & unobstructed helm seating - Topping lift-adjustable - Keel stepped mast, all anodized spars Interior - Nine opening ports w- screens - polished stainless steel, safety glass - Six deck hatches - forward cabin, salon (2), head, aft cabin, galley - Lewmar (acrylic & aluminum) - Three deck ventilators (Dorade type) w- screens - Large forepeak w- louvered access door & overhead deck pipes, light, drain to bilge, center divider w- attachment for rodes - Forward cabin w- privacy door to salon. Large double Pullman berth w- teak shelves outboard, stowage under. Cedar lined hanging locker w- shelf over, bureau w- shelf over. Two opening ports plus overhead hatch, deck vent, varnished teak & holly sole - Forward head w- shower (electric drain pump), teak trim, curtain on track, large vanity with polished stainless steel sink, teak shower seat, storage cabinets, opening port & an overhead hatch, toothbrush holder w- cup, toilet paper holder, integral recessed lighting - Main salon w- L-shaped pullout double settee berth to port, single settee berth to starboard, teak cabinets & bookshelves outboard of both settees. Large stowage areas behind & under each settee. Deluxe drop leaf table folds against bulkhead rack (w- bottle stowage) for unobstructed 4' wide varnished teak & holly sole. Two overhead hatches, numerous opening ports, deck vents & overhead hand rails - Chart stowage drawer beneath port settee - Hinged navigation station table at forward end of aft cabin, Nav light, nav - electronics cabinet w- master AC-DC electrical panel plus room for owner installed equipment - Aft cabin w- bi-fold door to main cabin and hinged nav table - privacy panel for either open or private configuration. Large athwartship double berth w- teak shelf outboard, integral overhead reading lights, stowage under. Cedar lined hanging locker w- shelf over, bureau w- shelf over, opening port, overhead hatch, varnished teak & holly sole - Courtesy - night lights with switch by companionway - All interior cushions of upholstery grade foam covered in premium designer fabric - Removable teak companionway ladder w- engine access from all sides - Storage rack for companionway drop boards - Molded slip resistant cabin sole adjacent to companionway, and galley, w- draining grate in front of ladder. Teak grate lifts out for dust pan, dust pan lifts for bilge sump access with light - Teak bulkheads, cabinetry, trim - select grain w- hand-rubbed oil finish - Teak louvered cabin & locker doors - deluxe trim; push-button safety latches on locker doors - Molded fiberglass interior headliner w- textured finish, teak trim - Teak & holly sole in main salon, forward & aft cabins - varnish finish Galley - Large U-shaped design w- Formica surfaces, teak sea rails on all edges - Icebox, top loading, superior injected froth type urethane insulation throughout, lift-out shelf, large 10 cubic foot volume, electric drain pump, inside light w- manual switch - Gimbaled two burner LPG stove w- oven - stainless steel deluxe safety type, lift- off cover, stainless steel guardrail w- harness hooks. Pot and pan locker under - Double stainless steel sink with deluxe polished finish, hot & cold pressure water tap, manual pump, retractable spray unit - Rollaway trash bin, teak paper towel holder & soap rack - Deluxe teak dish rack & cutlery drawers - Large storage areas above & below counter, microwave alcove, two large drawers beneath icebox - Cockpit instrument access cabinet - Flip-up counter extension Exterior - Construction - 100% hand-laid high modulus fiberglass construction throughout with special gelcoats for durability; Island Packet's exclusive PolyClad hull gelcoat system with 10-year limited warranty for osmotic blisters. All gelcoats applied using premium high-volume, low-pressure application equipment for exceptional finish quality, reduced airborne emissions - All structural laminates and reinforcements designed to meet or exceed ABS standards - Hull molded in one piece utilizing a proprietary pressure fed application system w- premium high modulus triaxial glass, unified w- an engineered molded interior grid structure - Deck laminate cored w- advanced PolyCore - a proprietary microsphere & resin matrix with 10-year limited warranty for rot and delamination (an industry first) - Exclusive Durashield deck gelcoat system with superior gloss retention and resistance to fading and crazing - Deck attached to integrally molded hull flange w- bolts, lock nuts, & urethane adhesive sealant - Deck hardware thru-bolted w- aluminum backup plates - Two-tone deck, low-glare light ivory with integrally molded light tan slip resistant surface (premium coarse diamond pattern) - Light ivory hull w- gold cove (or optional rigid vinyl rub rail w- s.s.. striker) & choice of boot stripe color - Teak cap rail w- stainless steel striker, teak cap on bowsprit - Deluxe helm console with guard - handgrip, compass, single-lever engine control - Contoured cockpit seats, coaming storage boxes and bins, seat hatches with push-button latches with locks, molded helm seat with teak top, cushion and backrest. Two stern rail seats - Molded fiberglass sliding companionway hatch w- sea hood, latch inside, exterior hasp and lock - Companionway drop boards of solid teak, center drop board fitted with fixed port with etched logo (safety glass), captive safety lock-in pin with holder, interior storage rack - All exterior teak treated with Sikkens Cetol teak finish - Two 2" cockpit scuppers - Cockpit icebox - foam insulation, hinged lid - Fresh water cockpit shower - wash down (cold only) - LPG deck storage bin with 10 lb. aluminum propane tank (plus room for spare), drain overboard Mechanical - Electrical - Plumbing - 27 hp Yanmar 3GM30 diesel - three cylinder, fresh water cooled, rubber isolation mounts on reinforced fiberglass bed with integral oil drip pan, twin fuel pumps (mechanical and electrical), twin fuel filters, 3-blade prop - Racor fuel filter with water separator, jacketed fuel line w- swedged ends - Extensive sound control in engine compartment with premium lead lined foam insulation - Engine intake strainer - bronze, easy access, w- bilge light - Recessed cockpit instrument panel w- electric tachometer, engine monitoring gauges & warning system - removable acrylic cover - Single-lever engine control mounted on pedestal - Two premium AGM (absorbed glass mat) sealed 12 volt batteries - Group 27. Stainless steel hold down bar, room for additional batteries. - Deluxe electric panels w- four-way battery switch, circuit breakers for DC & AC systems, DC & AC gauges, battery test system, reverse polarity protection, indicator lights, elec. pump controls, LPG control, battery charger control - AC 30 amp dockside power system w- inlet breaker, polarity protection, 50' shorepower cord, numerous interior outlets w- GFI protection, galvanic isolator - Marine converter - battery charger - 30 amp Raritan B-series - Numerous 12V interior lamps and (3) courtesy lamps with rocker switch at companionway; dome lights in cockpit lockers, forepeak, icebox, bilge, engine area - Water heater - 6 gallon marine type w- engine heat exchanger & AC operation, UL approved, foam jacketed hot water hoses - Pressure water system w- hot & cold water tap in galley & head, shower in head, cockpit (cold only) - Manual water pump in galley - LPG stove system w- 10 lb. aluminum tank (in draining deck storage well), remote solenoid shutoff, gauge - Marine head (Raritan), with premium triple-walled sanitation hose, direct overboard discharge or bypass valve into holding tank. Water intake to heads protected by bronze strainer - 26 gallon (US) welded marine aluminum holding tank w- sealed interior, deck pump-out fitting - 90 gallon (US) welded marine aluminum fresh water tank w- deck fill, remote gauge - 45 gallon (US) welded marine aluminum fuel tank w- shut off valve, deck fill, remote gauge. Preplumbed for additional pickup - return - Fuel, water and holding tankage below cabin sole maximizing storage space & minimizing trim changes - Deck fittings for water, fuel, waste - stainless steel w- deck key - Electric bilge pump w- auto switch integral w- master panel, premium Ultimate magnetic reed float switch - Manual bilge pump - heavy duty (1 1-2" hose). Mounted in cockpit near helm - Shower drain pump - electric w- switch - Icebox drain pump - electric w- switch - UL approved bronze thru-bolted flanged seacocks on all thru-hulls below waterline; ball valves on all thru-hulls in boot stripe - Electrical bonding system for rig and underwater metals - UL approved marine, pretinned color coded wiring - Foredeck light-mast mounted - Masthead anchor light, nav lights - Prewired: VHF antenna cable in mast & interior; fan wires throughout interior; refrigeration wire, speaker wires - Messenger pre-run for cabin back mounted electronics Island Packet 320 Optional Equipment - Fully-battened main (in lieu of standard) with Battslides - Roller furling mast (in lieu of standard) with spare halyard - Cockpit cushions (4 pc) - 2" closed cell foam - Microwave oven - Rub rail - co-extruded hi-impact vinyl molded in hull color, w- s.s... striker
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Forgiveness in the MC doesn't come easy…
They say you can never go home again, but I was out to prove them wrong. After a three year absence from the only home I have ever known, the Inferno Glory MC was not welcoming me back with open arms.
Until Colt Sawyer sweeps me off my bike, makes me feel like a woman again, and shows me pleasures I have never dreamed of.
Colt thinks he can save me, but I am not the MC darling everyone remembers me as, and no amount of scorching hot sex or whispering sweet nothings in my ear will change my hardened exterior.
Or at least that is what I thought.
He's offering me passion, forgiveness and protection. And once secrets start being revealed, the protection he provides me may be the only reason I survive the Inferno Glory MC.
This is the first book in the Leather and Lace Series by Jennifer Ann.


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I agree. I hope all goes well.Quote:
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I was happy to read some good news for them, also. And Ella, their daughter, is beautiful. She got her father's black hair and blue eyes.
I can't help feel a twinge of envy at people who are having kids into their 40s. Still, mazel tov to them.
Mindy McCready Hospitalized After Possible Overdose
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Mindy McCready, the country singer who battled drugs and legal woes but recently declared herself clean after a stint on "Celebrity Rehab With Dr. Drew," was back home Tuesday from the hospital, according to her brother, after police responded to an overdose call at a Florida home.
The overdose report came at 10:38 a.m. at a North Fort Myers home, said the Lee County Sheriff's Office. The property is owned by McCready's mother, records showed.
Cape Coral Hospital spokeswoman Karen Krieger would not say why McCready was taken to the hospital.
"She is in good condition," Krieger said.
In an e-mail, McCready's publicist confirmed the singer was in the hospital, and said the diagnosis has not been confirmed.
"The family asks for your respect of their privacy and appreciates your thoughts and prayers at this time," wrote publicist Kat Atwood.
So sad. I just saw a story a couple of days ago that she was trying to get custody of her son back. This won't help her. I just pray she can get past all her problems.
It's weird, 'cause I thought I read a story a few days ago - right after she was hospitalized - where she said her mother gave her 4 pills. I was thinking 1) why on earth would anyone need FOUR of those, 2) should she be taking those since she's an addict? and 3) nice way for her mother to be supportive of her recovery. :mmm Who knows what the real story is. Addicts lie about everything.
It's a very sad situation and she doesn't seem to have the right people around her. I hope she gets her life together and we're not in the RIP thread in a year talking about how tragic her death was :(
Yeah. I like Mindy. Strange thing is she seemed so innocent on that show, although it seems she lives a wild life off-camera.
She has real talent. I still play that song from last season's Sober House, and it's moving every time I hear it.
Agree there's been way too many celebs dying lately. Let's hear some good news for once!
I just read a blurb on Yahoo! News that Gary Coleman is in the hospital in critical condition. No news on what's wrong, but he's had so many health problems lately - really, throughout his life - that this isn't surprising. Still, he's only 42 and this doesn't sound good. He's had a rough time over the past few years. :(
He has the long history of renal issues.
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Local news is reporting that his brother in law told TMZ that he fell and hit his head.
Gary Coleman - Yahoo! TV
Gary Coleman Reportedly In Critical Condition After Fall
Thu May 27, 3:18 PM PDT
Former "Diff'rent Strokes" star Gary Coleman is currently hospitalized in Utah in critical condition.
The actor's brother-in-law told TMZ, which first reported the story, that Coleman fell and suffered a head injury.
A source told TMZ that he was admitted to the hospital yesterday after being transported from his Utah home at approximately 12:50 PM.
Access spoke on Thursday with a source close to Todd Bridges, Coleman's "Diff'rent Strokes" co-star, who confirmed the story and said that Coleman's wife told the source that Coleman fell and had to be resuscitated. Coleman's wife thought they had lost him, and the situation is currently still very touch and go.
Coleman's manager told E! Online, "We're just getting bits and pieces right now, so there's really nothing to report. If there's anything to announce, we'll let you know."
As previously reported on AccessHollywood.com, in February, Coleman pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor criminal mischief charge related to a domestic violence incident with wife Shannon Price from April 2009. He was ordered to complete a domestic violence course and pay a $595 fine.


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Office Star Seabrook Three-Tier Storage Unit With Espresso Finish And Natural Baskets SBK4513A-ES
Cozy, down-home design coupled with a cosmopolitan feel arrive in the form of this Espresso stained multi-tiered basket storage tower. The perfect place to store household odd and ends or display potted plants, this organically inspired furnishing features Dutch style hand braided sea grass that affords for a charming rustic feel while at the same time providing a contemporary look that easily compliments a variety of decors from coastal to transitional. Durably constructed of solid wood and overlay, this delightful display of natural and man-made materials is finished with a chamfered edge that delivers just a bit more appeal and contrasts perfectly with the interweave pattern of the fibrous braids. With utility in mind, the back of this piece features a flat posterior which allows for this tower to nuzzle perfectly up against the walls of your living room, kitchen or bedroom. Conveniently available in two, three, or four basket configurations, this delightful furnishing is certain to add a touch of visual charm to your existing decor.
OSP Designs Seabrook Three-Tier Storage Unit With Espresso Finish and Natural Baskets.
- Sku: SBK4513A-ES
- Manufacturer: Office Star
- Category: Storage Unit
- Color: Espresso
- Style: Classic
- Shape: Rectangle
- Outer Mateials: Solid Wood / Veneer
- Country of Origin: Vietnam
- Net Weight: 19
- Gross Weight: 24
- UPS Weight: 59
- Series: Osp Designs
- Assembly Required: No
- Cube: 6.894
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