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Anaheim [15] is a city in Orange County, California. It is best known for being the home of Disneyland. Its second claim to fame is hosting the National Hockey League's Anaheim Ducks and Major League Baseball's Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.
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It is right on the I-5 and can be reached from Los Angeles on the same road. In rush hour, it may be faster to use Route 91 even if it is longer as it is less congested.
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The closest commercial airports are John Wayne Airport, Santa Ana (SNA) followed by Long Beach Airport (LGB), while the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is the largest one in the area.
For those who rent a car or take a taxi, travel time from SNA is about 20-30 minutes, depending on traffic. From LAX, the trip takes about 45-60 minutes, depending on traffic. A taxi from SNA costs about $40; from LAX, about $70.
For most people who don't rent a car, shared shuttle van service, like SuperShuttle, is an economical option. The shuttle will make multiple stops, but you will be delivered right to the door of your hotel. From LAX, the cost is about $16 per person one way/$32 per person roundtrip, plus tip. From SNA, the cost is about $10 per person one way/$20 per person roundtrip, plus tip.
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Amtrak and Metrolink provide service at Anaheim Station, located at 2150 East Katella Avenue on the north side of Angel Stadium's parking lot, across from Honda Center, and 2.5 miles east of Disneyland. The station has a ticket office, enclosed waiting area, and restrooms. Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner Route[16] services this station.
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Have you ever been the right person for a job? Courier-Post columnist Danny Henley recently was just such a person.
As my daughter, Anna, has gotten older her wings of independence have been extended ever wider.
No longer do her shoes need to be tied. I can't remember the last time I had to cut up a piece of meat for Anna. Having to pick out her wardrobe for the day is a task that ended long ago. Inquiries regarding the completion of school assignments is typically met with a hiss of "I've got it under control."
These signs of self-reliance are not unexpected. My wife, Nancy, and I witnessed the same steps of growth in Anna's four older siblings.
Don't get me wrong. As a parent you want to see your offspring grow into self-sufficient adults. Just ask any parent who still has a 35-year-old "child" that is content to be living in mom and dad's basement.
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This is the second module in the Solar Dynamic Observatory (SDO) Project Suite curriculum. Each activity is self-directed by students or student teams and uses online videos, data from the SDO satellite and hands-on activities to explore, research... (View More) and build knowledge about how and why studying the Sun's electromagnetic energy and magnetic fields help scientists better understand the Sun's activity and space weather. Students build knowledge and vocabulary, apply or demonstrate learning through real world connections and create resources to use in investigations. Both a teacher and student guide is included with sequential instructions and embedded links to the needed videos, tutorials and internet resources. In Activity 2A: The Sun and the EM Spectrum students learn how SDO uses key parts of the Sun's electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) to research regions of the Sun, create an interactive foldable to describe the different wavebands of the EMS, then use real-time SDO image data and the Helioviewer online tool to explore the Sun's regional activity. Tutorials for using Helioviewer and making the EMS foldable are included. Activity 2B: Solar activity and Magnetism has students use information in online videos and slide presentations to demonstrate concepts of magnetism and the relationship between the Sun's variable magnetic fields and sunspots. Activity 3B: Solar Research in Action! Build a Spectroscope has students create a spectroscope to observe the different wavebands of visible light, demonstrate how the Sun emits varying EMS energies, and explain how this information helps scientists understand the composition and activity of both our nearest star, and other stars in the universe. A computer for student-teams and a connection to the Internet are needed to complete this module. See related and supplementary resources for link to full curriculum. The appendix includes an alignment to the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). (View Less)
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Whether good Christians or Jews, there is one thing we have in common: The Ten Commandments unite the religions.
Is it OK for a person to ignore one of the commandments if it is inconvenient for him or her? Those who say "yes" I would not regard as truly good Christians. The Ten Commandments are not to be edited, ignored or belittled.
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The tenant in the adjoining apartment got out without injury, thanks to an alert passer-by, funeral home director Tom Martin.
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In the eye of an otherwise heated topic over the last month, City Attorney Keith Lemieux addressed the Measure L Citizens Oversight Committee Wednesday regarding operations and insight into how the committee might go forward.
Community support for the committee was strong, with 20 members of the public on hand to watch the meeting.
Lemieux started off by explaining his intent in trying to speak with committee members individually at the Jan. 23 special council meeting was not meant as an act to exclude any of them.
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"The reason for that is that you are governed by the Brown Act but the Brown Act doesn't tell how you how to conduct hearings," Lemieux said.
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Lemieux raised concerns about the frequency of the committee's meetings. Currently the Measure L committee meets two Mondays a month.
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The current secretarial contact for the Measure L committee is Karen Harker from the Public Works Department, and assumes various roles including sending out the agenda. Committee member Michael Petersen typically records and takes the minute notes, however.
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"The budget doesn't settle down," Salvatore said. "If the budget settled down, then an annual report would make more sense."
Lemieux recommended a series of interim or draft reports and a final overall annual audit that fell in sync with the city's closing of the year-end budget.
One of Salvatore's actions on the committee has been delving into at least nine years of city finances to form a baseline report for various funding sources to streets, and then inflating all the figures to current-year dollars.
The goal behind that is to ensure there is to watch against any "back-filling" of roads and public safety by transferring traditional general fund revenue out and simply replacing it with Measure L funds.
Lemieux indicated while it was admirable the committee might attempt to establish a baseline budget, saying it could be a source for heartburn.
"It is a very hard analysis to do and not be subjective," Lemieux said. In short, it was a rabbit hole when it came to wondering what any future budget might be without Measure L.
Salvatore countered that was likely the single most opposition behind Measure L being passed. If Measure L passed, the fear was the council would lack the fiscal discipline to commit to its promise.
Lemieux used the police budget as an example, holding up that any recommendations made by Ridgecrest Police Chief Ron Strand would determine whether the council would need to cut or alter that department's budget.
Committee Chair Eddie Thomas and Committee Member George Anderson pointed out his interest was to speak with Lemieux on the council possibly replacing certain committee members, indicating some rumors were floating around that the mayor could remove members.
Lemieux pointed out the committee serves at the council's discretion, not the mayor's.
"I am not aware of any action item to have anyone removed," Lemieux said. "If there was, you would have notice of it."
In the case of the Measure L Committee, Lemieux interpreted that removal of any member required a majority vote of the council, or three of five council members. This differs from normal commissions and committees under the council's purview, which require a four-fifths vote.
Lemieux indicated the Measure L Committee's case was established by initiative when voters passed Measure L in June.
Committee member Scott Garver addressed the controversy over a series of letters and summaries drafted Mayor Dan Clark and Keith Lemieux, including an executive summary by Lemieux.
"This whole storm of the last few months have been one of politics, not of the law or the ordinance," Garver said. He asked if the committee were at odds publicly with at least the mayor, did Lemieux represent a dual representation that contradicted each other.
Lemieux indicated his job was to stay out of policy matters.
Lemieux said one serious legal limitation that raised its head was the confinement to the committee's auditing of Measure L funds, not the overall budget.
"In my view that is somewhat of an open issue," Lemieux said. "From my view that is the whole nucleus of the political issue."
Until any concrete procedures were set down, it was just arguing in the abstract, Lemieux said.
Garver said that even if they put the goals like Salvatore's baseline budget into the procedures, it might still be at odds with the mayor and some media outlets.
"The issue is not that our procedures are written down or not," Garver said. "And writing down exactly in the procedures what Phil (Salvatore) is doing is not going to solve the problem."
Lemieux said while the mayor and the committee may or may not agree on matters pertaining to budget oversight, it remained to be seen what might occur.
"Until we see what you're actually doing and I weigh in on at least the legal side of the point, people are free to disagree," Lemieux said.
The meeting was cut short, however, before discussion could continue, when Lemieux excused himself for a required closed session council meeting. Another special meeting on the issue has been set for Feb. 20 at 4:30 p.m.
At its next regular meeting on Feb. 11, the committee is set to address the matter of its rebuttal to Mayor Clark's letter, in addition to addressing the sample resolution Lemieux left with the committee.


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Mark W. Meyers, 74, of Friendship Village Road, Chambersburg, Pa., died at 2:16 a.m. Friday, May 17, 2013, in the Chambersburg Hospital. Born June 24, 1938, in Chambersburg, Pa., he was the son of the late H. Norman and Edna (Wingert) Meyers. He married Lyndell E. (Myers) Meyers on Oct. 14, 1961, in the old Antrim Brethren in Christ Church near Greencastle. Mark was a lifelong dairy farmer. He was a member of the Antrim Brethren in Christ Church near Chambersburg where he was a member of the Berean Sunday School Class, former trustee, building committee member and church board member. In his earlier years he was active in the 4 –H Club and enjoyed cutting firewood. Mark enjoyed spending the winter months in Florida and also doing woodworking in his later years. He was a 1956 graduate of Greencastle High School. Surviving family in addition to his wife are two daughters Carolyn S. George and husband Travis of Greencastle, Beth A. Halsey and husband Adam of Water Mill, N.Y.; two sons Alan L. Meyers and wife Kendra, Ivan R. Meyers and wife Mishele, all of Greencastle; three sisters, Norma Grove, Judy Lebo, Debra Stayman, all of Greencastle; one brother Jaye Meyers of Greencastle; 11 grandchildren; and one great-granddaughter. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, May 21, at 10 a.m. in the Antrim Brethren in Christ Church, 24 E. Kauffman Road, Chambersburg, with Revs. Ky R. Searcy and Garnet H. Myers officiating. Burial will be in the Browns Mill Cemetery, Kauffman. The family will receive friends in the Antrim Brethren in Christ Church on Monday evening from 5 to 8 p.m. and one hour before the service on Tuesday. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be given to the Nicole Lebo Johns Medical Fund c/o First National Bank of Mercersburg, 821 S. Washington St. Extended, Greencastle, Pa. 17225. Arrangements are being handled by the Harold M. Zimmerman and Son Funeral Home of Greencastle. Online condolences may be expressed to the family at: www.zimmermanfh.com


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There you have it folks, the stub from my most recent bi-annual royalty check from New World Library. Check out those numbers! That's $1, 615.58. There is no misprint. I received one thousand six hundred and fifteen dollars and fifty-eight cents. This represents six months worth of royalties for three books. That's half a year's pay. So all you people who write me emails about "how you make a buck" or assume I am getting filthy rich off my book sales take a good long look. This will probably be the largest royalty check I receive in 2011.
There's a handy donation button to your left if you want to help supplement that (or click on the words "handy donation button").
Needless to say I am now in the process of looking for a "real job." This means that I most likely will not be touring in 2012. I've still got a bunch of live gigs left this year, so see 'em while you can.
People keep asking me what I think of the recent death of Osama bin Laden. The fact is I don't think about it a whole lot. One guy said:
"I woke up this morning and read the news headline about Osama Bin Laden finally being killed. My first reaction was, 'It's about Goddamn time -- thank you!' Does this viewpoint/emotion have a place in Zen?"
I don't even understand the question. Whatever viewpoints/emotions you have are just your viewpoints and emotions. It's not as if the Zen Committee is out there somewhere deciding which viewpoints are acceptable and which are not.
Another email I got went like this:
"Just wanted to ask your opinion about Osama Bin Laden's death. Many here in Europe, including me, are sad that people are actually celebrating Osama's death. I can understand 9/11 issue and all, but celebrating Osama's death like some baseball game? A human being is a human being, even he is a mass-murderer. I understand killing Osama but I don't understand celebrating it. Celebrating someone's death is just barbaric. There are no excuses for it. Although I'm a peace activist and Buddhist, as a human being, killing someone or someone's death is not a happy thing. Never, ever."
The same person sent me a photo that shows Palestinians celebrating the collapse of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11. 2001 next to photos of Americans celebrating the death of Osama bin Laden and asks, "What's the difference?"
I have to say that there is a monumental difference. Those Palestinians were rejoicing in the deaths of thousands of people whose only crime was showing up for work on a Tuesday morning. The Americans were celebrating the death of a man responsible for the attack on the World Trade Center and several other mass murders, a man who would have gone on to murder as many more people as he possibly could had he not been killed.
(And yes, lots of the Palestinians in those photos from ten years ago were little kids who didn't have any real idea what they were cheering about. I do not consider those photos to be in any way representative of most Palestinians, and certainly not of the Palestinians I met and befriended last year in Jerusalem or of Arabic people in general.)
There seem to be two permissible responses to the death of bin Laden. One is to hoot and holler like it's some kind of game your team just won. The other is to sit around and write thoughtful essays about how the celebrations speak to the violent nature of blah-blah-blah....
I don't find either response particularly useful. I didn't like bin Laden and I'm glad he's dead. He was a truly awful human being and it was right to kill him before he inspired more mass murders. Yeah, I know, maybe he'll be seen as a martyr now. So what? And yes, terrorism and the conflicts between the West and the Arab world will not end with his death. I don't think even those revelers in Times Square with their big-ass flags imagine it will. And yes, violence is not good. But sometimes there really is not any other way to deal with certain problems. And this was one of those times.
I think some of the revelry is stupid. But it's to be expected.
And that's how I feel about that.
I am now officially fed up with Mother's Day. This is just my personal feeling since my mom is dead. I'm tired of getting emails telling me the things I ought to buy for her.
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I just got the following e-mail from Peter Rocca, one of Nishijima Sensei's Dharma heirs and the guy who took over for me doing the Saturday afternoon lectures at Tokyo University's Young Buddhists Association.
Dear Peter-san,
I just informed by Yanagimoto-san, the organizer of Dogen Sangha's Japanese class of that Nishijima Roshi left the hospital on April 1. He had suffered from anemia and cured by blood transfusion remedy in the hospital, I am told.
I hasten to let you know of the good news.
With best wishes.
SAITO Harumi
He also posted something about his return on his blog. So it looks like he's OK. Good. I don't know if I'll get to speak to him or not before I head off for Tassajara tomorrow. But I'll try.
Anyway, I just had some thoughts before running off to the mountains about the whole concept of keeping informed. I am totally under-informed and glad of it. People these days seem proud to declare themselves news or information junkies. But I'm not convinced that's the healthiest way to live. I can't understand, for example, why anyone would need one of those RSS feeds (or whatever they're called) so they can instantly know when I've updated the drivel on this page.
The other day I got interviewed and the guy asked me my thoughts about the upcoming election. I just didn't have any. I mean, it looks to me like Obama's going to win. But who knows what could happen by November? In any case I don't have any useful thoughts on Obama or Hillary or whoever the Republicans are running. Is it McCain? I used to live in Kenya and Obama's dad is from Kenya, so maybe I should vote for him on that basis.
At Tassajara there are no regular sources of information about the outside world save for the gossip you get from new people coming in. There's no newspapers, no TV, no radio, no Internet and access to the single telephone in the place is strictly limited. You can write and receive mail, but I don't think it gets delivered and picked up daily. That's "snail mail," by the way, what we in the olden days used to call postal mail.
News Junkie types seem to believe that you're either stuffed with every fact and opinion being thrown about in the sea of information or you're just a mindless, ignorant sheep being led to slaughter by the powers that be. But I don't think it's all that vital to know every detail of what's going on in the world. Blissful ignorance isn't the proper antidote either. The best course is somewhere in between.
Me, I get the LA Times every day. I don't subscribe, by the way. It just shows up. I assume I'm still on the list because of a former tenant here who subscribed. If it stops coming I probably won't subscribe. But I might just so I can keep up with LIO. I get enough info by just scanning the headlines. I'm confident that if something really vital to my existence happens, I'll find out about it.
By the way, it looks like I probably will attend the all-day Zazen at Hill Street Center on April 19th. But I will not be able to accept anyone's reservations by e-mail. Please send your reservation requests to Yuka at yukster1999(at)yahoo(dot)com. OK?
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April 25 - 27 I'll be leading a retreat at Southern Dharma Retreat Center in North Carolina. So don't y'all forget about that.
And on on May 3rd 0DFx will play at the Spitfire Saloon in Cleveland and on May 4th, we'll play at the Kent Stage in Kent, Ohio in commemoration of the 38th anniversary of the infamous shootings by the National Guard
On May 17th and 18th I'll be leading a 2-day retreat at the Milwaukee Zen Center. So all cheese heads are ordered to attend.
I'll be one of the teachers at this year's Great Sky Zen Sesshin August 9-16. Check out their webpage for details.
The annual Dogen Sangha retreat in Shizuoka, Japan is scheduled for September 20-23.
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011 - Artur and David
Artur and David
Two better looking guys you couldn't hope to meet. Pairing them up for this duo was a great idea as they look great together. We first encounter David as he is out walking, in the park and then down by the river. He seems to be looking for something, or someone, but hasn't found it yet. After searching in various places he eventually finds Artur, who surprises him as he looks. They waste no time in getting inside, where they can get to grips with each other. David removes Arturs shirt and they start kissing right away. As they do so David's shirt comes off too, and before long the pants are dropped too. As they kiss Artur's dick gets very hard indeed and David goes down and sucks on it. He certainly knows how to do it, taking that rock hard cock in his ...
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Fall is very definitely in the air in Prague. It's getting dark earlier and light later. Mornings can be chilly and rainy. Today, the sun actually came out about noon, and it was comfortable for Aida and me to sit in the park. Someone wrote: Get out your mad bomber hats that you bought in Berlin, you're going to need them. Not yet, but it's getting near that time.
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Campaign Chairman Ryan Rapp (US Bank) recently met with General Mills UW Chairman Ryan Rosenthal to announce another landmark campaign for General Mills. A total of $127,558 was pledged by employees and retirees and matched corporately. Additional special events brought the company total to $261,140.
To date The United Way of the Mark Twain Area has raised over $400,000 or 71 percent of the goal. End of the year tax deductible donations are coming in daily and other payroll deduction campaigns and gifts will continue throughout the next six weeks of the campaign.
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The post-election rout in U.S. stocks has driven the Standard & Poor's 500 Index down so far that it would have to advance 26 percent to reach the valuation of bull markets since John F. Kennedy was in the White House.
Investors have seen $806 billion erased from the value of American equities since President Barack Obama was re-elected Nov. 6 in the biggest decline since May. The combination of falling stocks and rising profits as the economy recovers has left the S&P 500's price-earnings ratio below the ending level of eight of the nine bull markets since 1962 and beneath the average of any since Ronald Reagan was in power.
Bears say the 4.8 percent drop in the S&P 500 and valuations show investors are losing confidence that Congress and Obama will reach a budget compromise that would keep the recovery from stalling. Bulls, including the top strategists at six Wall Street firms, say that the declines are another reason to buy and that stock prices from Apple Inc. to Dollar Tree Inc. are bound to improve as earnings increase.
"The stock market looks cheap because people are way too pessimistic about what growth looks like for the next 10 years," said Brian Jacobsen, who helps oversee $208 billion as chief strategist at Wells Fargo Advantage Funds and predicts the S&P 500 will rise 47 percent to 2,000 in 2014. "You can get big and rapid moves in the market when expectations are so low."
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Concern about the so-called fiscal cliff -- $607 billion of spending cuts and tax increases that automatically go into effect Jan. 1 -- overshadowed better-than-estimated profit reports from Cisco Systems Inc. and Home Depot Inc. last week, sending the S&P 500 down 1.5 percent to 1,359.88. Obama began face-to-face talks with top Republicans and Democrats on Nov. 16 after he and House Speaker John Boehner said they will work toward an agreement. Boehner and White House Press Secretary Jay Carney described the meeting as "constructive."
Even as shares fall, strategists are optimistic about gains next year. The S&P 500 will rally 17 percent to a record 1,585 by the end of 2013, according to the average forecast. The index climbed 1.3 percent to 1,376.96 at 9:36 a.m. New York time today.
Douglas Kass, the founder of Seabreeze Partners Management Inc. in Palm Beach, Florida, who recommended buying stocks at the March 2009 low says the benchmark gauge may rise 18 percent to 1,600 next year as politicians reach a budget compromise and the economy continues to expand.
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Captain's ReportTruly, A Multi-Purpose BoatBy Captain John B. WenzBack in 1961, the Smoker family began a tradition of building quality boats when they established Smoker Craft, Inc. Their philosophy centers around the principal that boating and fishing tradition "begins and stays with the family." Aiming to satisfy the utmost in their customers' satisfaction, three generations of the Smoker family are committed to producing solidly built boats that the entire family can enjoy. They'd like their family's boats to become a part of your family's tradition. I recently took the Ultima 172 DC from Smoker Craft for a test ride on Lake Lanier, Georgia. Easy TransformationIf you've ever tried to use a bass boat for anything other than fishing, you've probably found that it doesn't work very well. While the 172 is a great boat for a family, she truly is a multi-purpose boat. The 172 easily transforms from a family bowrider to a no-compromise fishing machine with casting platforms at the bow and stern. She's all set up with a variety of seating to carry her maximum of five persons. Even with the whole gang aboard, there's still plenty of room for accessories and equipment. The transformation from family cruiser to bass boat happens in a jiffy. Up forward, you just remove the seat cushions and the center panel, move a seat from the main cockpit to the casting platform and you're all set. The operation is just as simple back aft; fold down the seats port and starboard, put your fishing chair on the centerline and you're ready to go. Storage & MoreUp forward, you'll notice that there are a couple of storage compartments on the platform in the deck. Under the starboard locker door, there's a pair of clips to stow your forward navigation light when it's not in use. When the sun goes down, it's close at hand-- just place it in the socket on the bow. There's a plug-in for a trolling motor, and a switch for the forward livewell pump on the bulkhead. That's right, the fisherman on the forward casting platform has a 12 gallon livewell right at his feet, so he won't miss any of the action. And the Ultima 172 has a walk-thru windshield which makes for easy passage from the main cockpit to the foredeck.At the ControlsThe helm console, to starboard, is equipped with a horn, a tachometer, a speedometer, a volt meter, a fuel gauge, and a lighted compass all of which is standard equipment. There's an adjustable helm pedestal seat and the wheel tilts, so everyone who takes the helm can be comfortable. An AM/FM/CD stereo with a pair of speakers is standard and it's mounted right alongside the helm seat, so you don't need to get up to tune in your favorite station. And the speakers are placed out of the weather- under the port and starboard sides of the console. The battery locker for the trolling motor is inside the helm console and a charger input is on the inboard side, which keeps things neat. On the port side, there's a large glove box and a storage compartment underneath. There's additional storage under the deck, between the helm seat and the companion seat. Under the gunnels, on both port and starboard sides, you'll find a pair of rod storage lockers. They're lighted, so you can see what you're doing when you're out for some pre-dawn fishing. Just forward of the aft casting platform are a pair of flip-down beverage holders. And on the centerline of the aft casting platform, at the foot of the aft fishing chair, is a 23 gallon livewell. Finally, on either side of the motor well are a pair of folding transom seats. The port side houses a storage locker and the starboard side contains the engine starting battery. SpecificationsThe Smoker Craft Ultima 172 measures 17'2" long and has a beam of 91". She's got a dry weight of 1260 pounds and a fuel capacity of 24 gallons. Maximum passenger capacity is five, or 1400 pounds, and she can be rigged with an outboard rated up to 130 horsepower. All the deck surfaces are finished with an aggressive non-slip finish and four large pop-up cleats recess into the deck when you don't need them. Performance & HandlingOur Smoker Craft Ultima 172 DC test boat was powered by Honda's four-stroke BF90 outboard which has 4-4 Induction for fuel efficiency. The 172 feels solid but nimble, and the test rig was a nice combination of boat and motor. Smoker Craft really has the dual purpose boat figured out. There's not much compromising, whether you're headed out for some serious fishing, tubing, waterskiing, or just cruising to your favorite beach for a picnic.
Test Result Highlights
- Top speed for the Smoker Craft 172 Ultima DC (2007-) is 44.0 mph (70.8 kph), burning 8.5 gallons per hour (gph) or 32.17 liters per hour (lph).
- Best cruise for the Smoker Craft 172 Ultima DC (2007-) is 21.5 mph (34.6 kph), and the boat gets 7.53 miles per gallon (mpg) or 3.2 kilometers per liter (kpl), giving the boat a cruising range of 163 miles (262.32 kilometers).
- Tested power is 1 x 90-hp Honda 4-stroke (outboard).
Standard and Optional Features
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|CD Stereo
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|Carpet: Cockpit
|Swim Platform
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