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Research from the 1920 US Census, Schuylkill Co PA, Tamaqua, Series T625, Roll 1652, Printed Page 69A, Sheet 4A, Dwelling #64, Family #64, Lines 2-11 the following information concerns this Charlotte Betz:
She was born ca 1911 in PA age 8 in the 1920 census and the daughter of John E. Betz and Charlotte.
This family was living in Tamaqua at 330 Rail Road Street. Included in this household were the following family members:
John E. Betz, head of house hold age 33, Brakeman on the Rail Road
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John C., son age 13
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A spokesman for UC Irvine athletics confirmed Tuesday that the school was making changes to its baseball program, adding validity to a published report on Monday that former UCI All-American Ben Orloff had joined the program as an assistant coach and that Associate Head Coach Pat Shine had left.
UCI baseball coach Mike Gillespie and UCI Athletic Director Mike Izzi did not return phone messages Monday or Tuesday asking for comment and Associate A.D. for Athletic Communications, Bob Olson, said in an email on Tuesday that "some changes are being made with the UCI baseball program, but we can't get into specifics at this time."
Kendall Rogers, a national college baseball reporter representing Perfect Game USA Baseball, reported on Twitter on Monday that Shine was out and Orloff, who retired recently as a minor-league player in the Houston Astros organization, had been added to the staff.
Additional sources close to the UCI program also stated that such a change had occurred.
It remains to be seen what role Orloff will assume on a staff that includes assistant Bob Macaluso and volunteer pitching coach Daniel Bibona, both of whom are expected to return. Macaluso has spent six seasons on the staff while Bibona, a former UCI All-American pitcher whose professional career was cut short by an arm injury, was a first-year coach in 2013.
Shine, rumored to be a candidate for the head-coaching vacancy at Cal State Northridge, worked six seasons under Gillespie as associate head coach and recruiting coordinator. Shine was also an assistant at UCI from 2002 through 2004 under then-coach John Savage.
Gillespie, who has one year remaining on a two-year contract extension to a five-year deal he signed when he took over before the 2008 season, has failed to guide the team to NCAA regional berths each of the last two seasons, halting the Anteaters' run of six straight years in the postseason.
The aforementioned postseason streak included the program's only appearance in the College World Series in 2007, as well as Super Regional appearances in 2008 and 2011.
But after averaging 42.3 wins in the first four seasons under Gillespie, 73, a member of the American Baseball Coaches Assn. Hall of Fame who is four wins shy of 1,000 in 26 seasons as a Division I head coach, UCI averaged just 32 wins the last two seasons.
Further, losses to graduation, the Major League Baseball draft and serious or potentially serious injuries to three of the five incoming recruits who signed early last fall, have created doubts about UCI's ability to compete in a Big West Conference that placed three teams (Cal State Fullerton, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and UC Santa Barbara) in the 2013 postseason.
Orloff who won the Brooks Wallace Award as the nation's top collegiate shortstop as a senior in 2009, was a big part of UCI's rise to national prominence. He was a four-year stater from 2006 to 2009 and owns UCI career records for hits (281) runs (178) and games played (241). Orloff was the Big West Conference Player of the Year in 2009, when UCI went 22-2 in conference play, captured the program's only Big West championship, was ranked No. 1 the final six weeks of the regular season, and played host to an NCAA Regional for the first and only time.
Orloff, taken in the 19th round of the 2008 Major League draft by the Colorado Rockies, was a ninth-round pick of the Astros in 2009. He retired June 7, having played 41 games of his fifth professional season for the Corpus Christi Hooks of the Double-A Texas League.
Orloff, known for his superior baseball IQ and strong leadership qualities as a player, was heralded by Gillespie in 2009 as having the best on-field intelligence of any player Gillespie had ever coached.
"I don't know how else to say it: His instincts, his clue, his feel for the game, his baseball IQ, is like nothing else," Gillespie said of Orloff in 2009. "It's the most amazing thing I've ever seen ... I mean he should be a major league manager. He might be wasted as a major league manager, because they can do so little, in terms of all these little things ... He probably should be a college coach, a college head coach. And he's ready to do it right now. I'm not kidding, he's a better coach than I am."
Shine was long thought to be Gillespie's successor. But the program's recent downturn, attributed to, among other things, a lack of recruiting depth, brought criticism on both Gillespie and Shine.
Shine, who also served as UCI's third-base coach, missed the final 23 games of the 2012 season. It was later learned that he had been suspended for his part in an on-campus incident involving another university employee. The incident was never publicly acknowledged by the athletic department.


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I'm glad that your dad find pu improve his health.lordsbm wrote:The dates actually taste different. One is 红枣 hongzao (jujuba) which is more sun dried or dehydrated fruit taste, can taste a bit herbal which is mainly used with herbs or in herbal soup. The other is 蜜枣 mizao (dactylifera) which is sweeter, normally used in dessert soup.apache wrote:If I remember correctly, I think both "dates" taste similar even though in term of phylogeny they are miles apart.
I have no problem with salted fish, the fishy taste I refered to here is the taste you would have if you go to the dentist have some major operation and your mouth is filled with blood, that the fishy taste I mean and even think about it makes me feel sick!
Don't worry about blind leading the blind, as there must be more than one way to be enlightened and lead on to puerh tea Nirvana.
So the fishy taste you refer to is like rotten meat or bad blood... I'd yet encountered that, but I will sooner or later
I'm just looking at better health with pu-erh, at the same time learning to enjoy the taste and knowledge that comes with it.
My dad had cholesterol and quite bad gout issue with one of his leg. In traditional Chinese medicine, the ideal time for him to drink is 3-5pm daily. He drank pu-erh daily at that timing for half a year.
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ASUS brought an array of portable convertibles to the IFA 2017 trade show this year. As many as four new flippable 2-in-1 laptops, namely the ASUS ZenBook Flip 14, ZenBook Flip 15, ZenBook Flip S and ASUS VivoBook Flip 14 were showcased. Marked for their "thin and light" theme, these Flip convertibles are a great way forward for the people who need their devices on the go for videos, light gaming ... Read more
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ASUS India recently launched the world's first "liquid cooling" laptop under their popular Republic of Gamers franchise. The new ASUS ROG GX 700 was announced on Wednesday along with the ROG Strix GL 502 gaming laptop – both geared for exclusive gaming customers around the world. The new ROG GX 700 laptop from ASUS comes with a detachable liquid cooling module- a first of its kind for laptop ... Read more
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With its headquarters in Taipei, Taiwan, ASUSTeK Computer Inc. happens to be an electronics and hardware company. The company is known to offer a wide range of products, such as smartphones, computers, laptops, tablets, servers, LED/LCD panels and graphics cards, to just name a few. The company has a rich range of laptop PCs, which consists of series such as the A, X, E, VX, S, K, Zenbook, EeeBook and Transformer.
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ASUS's origin dates back to the year 1989, when four engineers, who had previously worked for Acer, came together to lay the company's foundations. However, the company's first dive in to the personal computer market happened at a much later date. This was in 2007, when ASUS launched its Eee PC, a netbook that gained popularity and even won awards.
After this, the company started to manufacture both laptops and desktops under its own personal branding. Since then, ASUS has released a number of series and models that has earned praise. In fact, it happened to the fifth largest PC vendor in the world, as per last year's reports.
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ASUS products are pretty well known among tech enthusiasts in India. While the company's products, such as optical drives, graphics cards, motherboards, and video cards have a huge demand and the necessary market, the laptop segment can be said to be slightly behind. However, this is only the case when compared to other major players like Lenovo, Apple, and HP. The company has good reputation and popularity in the Indian laptop market segment.
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Asus laptops come in a very traditional notebook design. The construction is largely polycarbonate or metal alloy, which ensures sturdiness and light weight.
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Most of Asus laptops run on Windows operating system, although its famous Eee PC series also ran on a Linux distribution.
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It goes without saying the lower your armor save is the better for you need to score less to deflect a blow.
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In a major blow to Congress in Gujarat, influential leader Vitthal Radadia, who was embroiled in a gun-toting controversy, and his son Jayesh, on Monday resigned as MLAs and are set to join BJP.
Accompanied by his son, Radadia visited the legislative assembly and submitted their resignations to Speaker Vaju Vala. They later drove to Ahmedabad, where the state Congress headquarters is located, and put it their papers.
A former MP, Radadia, is a strong Leuva Patel community leader from Saurashtra. He was at the centre of a controversy when he was caught brandishing a gun at a toll plaza in Karzan in Vadodara district after being asked to show his identity card.
"I have tendered my resignation to protest negative policies of the Congress against the state of Gujarat. The Congress culture is of favoritism," Radadia said after submitting his resignation as MLA.
"I have submitted my resignation from the Congress and also as an MLA so that I can join BJP," he said in reply to a question and showered praise on Chief Minister Narendra Modi.
"Modi has brought Gujarat to new heights of development and he is the prime ministerial candidate of BJP," he said.
Vitthal Radadia, who had resigned as MP and decided to continue as MLA after the recent state assembly elections, was upset over not being made Leader of the Opposition, the post which went to party veteran and former Chief Minister Shankarsinh Vaghela.
Radadia, is a powerful figure in state's co-operative sector and has strong support base among farmers of Saurashtra.
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Spotlight Libya: Despite the scars of battle, Tripoli Zoo's wildlife begins to recover
Report filed by Michael Booth currently in Tripoli, Libya deployed with the International Fund for Animal Weflare's (IFAW) Animal Rescue team working at the Tripoli Zoo.
UPDATED: 12.27.11 with this video report produced by Michael Booth on the ground in Tripoli.
A year ago today, the self-immolation of a fruit vendor in Tunisia by the name of Mohamed Boazizi ignited a revolution that would change the region forever.
The wave of popular dissent across the region spread quickly in the Arab world and ultimately led to the fall of long-standing autocrats like Ben Ali in Tunisia, Mubarak in Egypt and Gaddafi in Libya. This last liberation, involved a bloody war lasting 6 months, culminating in the take-over of the capital city of Tripoli.
On the 23rd of August, after several days of NATO airstrikes, rebels launched their offensive straight into the heart of the city, Gaddafi's compound of Bab-al-Aziziya.
Bombs and other gunfire blasted through the city center, residents fled from incoming fire but just a few meters away with nowhere to go, wild lions, tigers, bears, and other wildlife, totaling close to 900 animals were left merciless inside a largely abandoned zoo.
"It was a nightmare, we had no electricity, no water, no way of getting food and we were stuck the middle of the war," said Dr. Husni, Tripoli Zoo Director.
At the height of the conflict the zoo, which used to employ around 200 workers ended up with four brave human souls and a driver making daily trips to the Tunisian border 200km away in search for food.
There are still some visible signs of that tense period. A bullet-shattered glass has rendered a viewing area into the baboon enclosure useless and there's a big whole on the roof of the structure housing the three resident hippos left by a stray bomb. Luckily it detonated high above the animals so caused no physical injury but left other types of scars.
"Before the war we would feed the hippos almost by hand, they were very approachable, now they've completely changed, their stress is such that they frantically run and dive into their pool with any abrupt sound," added Dr. Husni.
One of the tigers is clearly still shaken by the whole ordeal. During the battle for Tripoli, he bit deeply into his own tail and the injury was such that it had to be amputated.
IFAW had been monitoring the incidents in Libya since the get-go. Earlier that year, we assisted the Tunis Zoo, we also provided funds to groups in Egypt and we knew the incredible challenges and danger the animals were facing at the Tripoli Zoo. This is not the first time IFAW has dealt with a situation like this. In 2003, an animals rescue team was rushed to the Baghdad Zoo in Iraq. Again, this time we understood that the animals were in a life-threatening situation and we were the first to act.
Thirteen days after Gaddafi's regime was overthrown, IFAW managed to get funds to the zoo that enabled the staff to purchase food. Around the same time, the city's water supply resumed which was a huge relief to all involved. Later on, we sourced and shipped much-needed medicines, not available in-country, from neighboring Tunisia.
Thanks to our generous supporters around the world, the animals at the zoo have received aid for three months now and they are all in remarkably good shape.
Since we arrived in country we've been learning about their stories and background which provide an interesting glimpse into the Gaddafi family who basically considered the zoo their own personal playground. Saadi, one of Muammar Gaddafi's sons visited his collection of lions almost daily.
Incredibly, there are now even more animals than there used to be before the war broke out. A range of wildlife shifted to the zoo from Gaddafi's compound and other family retreats. Among them, a cluster of camels that once roamed outside Gaddafi's famed Bedouin tent at Bab-al-Aziziya which was used to impress visiting foreign dignitaries.
There are long-time residents like Bosco, an aging chimpanzee which was a gift from former Congolese president Mobutu Sese Seko, and newborns that survived the revolution inside their mother's womb like a rare Oryx calf named 'Hurriyah' which means 'Freedom' in Arabic.
The evidence of war in Tripoli is still all around but more so is the optimism in the people, the feeling that better days lie ahead. Murals exclaiming 'Libya Free at Last' adorn the city and the red, black, and green of the reinstated Libyan flag are splashed on everything everywhere.
All we hope is that the worst has passed for the animals at the zoo and that they never have to re-live those tail-biting days, Insha'Allah.
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The divers carefully lowered themselves into the tank and swam slowly for a few minutes, giving the sharks time to relax before they closed in. Their first target was a 3-foot bonnethead shark they call Freckles. She's small and cute, but you have to watch your fingers around her.
Circling closer, the divers corralled Freckles and managed to get her into a net. Then everything began to move very quickly. Within seconds, the staff members of the New England Aquarium hoisted the net out of the tank and lowered Freckles onto a plastic sheet in a bin filled with water.
Freckles thrashed her tail as a staff member scooped her up in the plastic and rushed her to the back of a waiting white box truck that looks like any other white box truck, except for the fact that it has a pool built inside. Soon, the truck would be gone, headed up the highway to downtown Boston.
By now, the aquarium staffers have become master animal movers, running something like an overland Noah's Ark, as they return thousands of ocean creatures from their temporary home in Quincy to a newly renovated 200,000-gallon giant ocean tank.
The $17.3 million project began last fall. Gutting and renovating the tank, the aquarium's central exhibit, required it to be empty for months, and they needed somewhere to put its residents.
So in 2010, the aquarium bought a brick warehouse in Fore River Shipyard and spent $6 million turning it into a temporary home for sea creatures, including reinforcing the foundation to hold a quarter-million pounds of water.
They then transported 800 tropical fish, four large sea turtles, a southern ray with a 4½ foot wingspan, four electric green moray eels, and 59 penguins down the road to Quincy. Though their aquarium habitat is outside the tank, the penguins don't cotton to construction noise and dust.
The Animal Care Center, as they call it, is not flashy. It's made for life support; the tanks look like they were built from an Erector set. Back at the downtown facility, the fish are accustomed to an elaborate underwater landscape. Here, inside the shark's tank, the décor is limited to a bunch of those rubber strips that drag across your hood in a car wash. The strips are cheap and easy to clean and do a decent job of breaking up the monotony for the residents of the 6-foot-deep tank.
In addition to building five large holding tanks, they moved the aquarium's marine mammal rescue operation to the facility. Last year, they cared for 242 rescued sea turtles, and the fact that the aquarium now owns this off-site facility increases its ability to build new collections.
"You have to be prepared to grab exotic animals when they're available," said Tony LaCasse, the aquarium's spokesman. Then you need to be able to quarantine them. The new site also gives the aquarium a mini-retirement community for older animals, like the 45-year-old silvery tarpons who make their home in the ocean tank.
Last fall, the aquarium began the process of moving everyone out of the tank in Boston, filling lots of plastic bags with exotic fish and driving them down I-93 to Quincy. The penguins, who are air-breathers, traveled in cat carriers in the back of a refrigerated truck. Their pool in Quincy is enclosed by walls, a cold and terribly loud room – the African and rockhopper penguins are exceptional shriekers and squalkers. The couples each have a territory that consists of a plastic square on the ground semi-enclosed by plastic gates, and they expend a good bit of chatter defending their incomplete castles.
And after all that, the aquarium followed up the largest move in its history by making it even bigger. It went collecting.
In April, aquarium divers made three gathering trips to the Bahamas and collected more than 1,000 new fish, took them by boat to Florida in live wells, then overnighted them to Quincy in plastic bags full of water. They used FedEx.
When construction on the ocean tank was completed in May, the tank was flushed several times with water from Boston Harbor, then it was filled and decorated to mimic a Caribbean reef. The turtles went back in first – they're air breathers – as well as some smaller fish to serve as canaries in the coal mine. They survived and so the staff began the massive process of moving everyone back to Boston, species by species. The sharks they saved for last; all the other fish needed time to get acclimated and find hiding spots in the reef before the predators at the apex of the food chain joined them.
The staff has transferred 800 tropical fish, 4 sea turtles, a southern ray, 4 eels, and 59 penguins back to the aquarium.
After getting Freckles safely into the truck that day in Quincy, Julie Cavin, an aquarium veterinarian, gave the shark a quick check. Stress is the big concern, but things looked good. Minutes later, they repeated the process with a second bonnethead named Spot. Then it was time to go.
Barbara Bailey, the assistant curator who has been running the arrivals and departures in Quincy, hopped behind the wheel of the truck. She had mixed emotions about seeing the sharks leave. "We put our heart and soul into working with these fish, so it's a bittersweet moment, like sending your kids off to elementary school and into the big world."
But there's no time for long goodbyes. They've got to hustle; the faster the fish get to the giant ocean tank, the better. So Bailey steered the ordinary-looking box truck full of sharks through the winding streets of Quincy, onto the Southeast Expressway, into Boston.
What awaited the sharks inside the refurbished tank is a source of great excitement at the aquarium. When the 24-foot-deep giant ocean tank was built in 1969, it was the largest in the world. There are now several larger tanks at other aquariums, but with the renovation, the tank will resume its place among the world's elite by taking a step back in time.
The new reef – a complex fiberglass construction hand-fabricated in Charlestown and painted in all the lollipop colors – is designed to represent a pre-Columbian Caribbean reef, before global warming and pollution took their toll on the ocean floor. As part of the redesign of the exhibit, the fish will be strictly limited to those that would have been found around such reefs. And with the additional fish collected from the Bahamas, the number of fish in the tank has grown from 800 to 2,000, which is believed to be more than any other single tank in the world, according to LaCasse. There have also been many structural changes to the tank, most noticeable to visitors the fact that the viewing windows along the spiral ramp that circles the tank have been enlarged so that they come down lower to the ground. That makes it easier for young children to see, and the glass is thinner for better ogling.
When the bonnethead sharks were lowered into the new tank, they were cordoned off for a few minutes in a floating pen, giving them time to acclimate to the water and calm down — just like acclimating goldfish to a home tank. After a few minutes, the veterinarian gave the OK, and two divers in the tank lowered the gate to the pen.
In the viewing area at the top of the tank, which has gone through several major improvements and will soon include an area with all new exhibits, a large crowd of aquarium staff had gathered to watch the first of the sharks set off to explore their new home. Their return was a major milestone; after all this effort, the long process was nearly complete. The giant ocean tank is the last step in a $43 million renovation and expansion that has been ongoing for six years.
Inside the tank, three divers followed Freckles and Spot, looking for any signs of trouble.
After a few minutes, Sherrie Floyd Cutler, the head diver, surfaced and shouted: "Did anyone see that?" She was smiling.
One of the sharks had just had a run-in with Myrtle, the 560-pound green sea turtle who is the unquestioned queen of the tank. Myrtle is about 90 – the aquarium isn't exactly sure of her age – and has been in the tank since 1970. She runs the place; any newcomers have to pass her inspection.
As the sharks made their first laps, one of them met Myrtle head-on, then quickly veered away. This happens all the time in the giant ocean tank, and Myrtle's classic out-of-my-way move is a dope-slap with her flipper.
In the tank, it is a welcome sign that life has returned to normal.Billy Baker can be reached at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @billy_baker.


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Matt Jarzemsky takes a look at today's market action, including weekly jobless claims and three stocks to watch today. Photo: Getty Images.
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Four members of the Connecticut General Assembly who all recently completed their first terms in office, will talk about "If I Only Knew: Lessons from Campaigning to Holding Office" in a discussion presented by the University of Hartford's Governor M. Jodi Rell Center for Public Service on Monday, Sept. 30, at 7:30 p.m. The event, which is free and open to the public, will be held in Wilde Auditorium in the Harry Jack Gray Center, on the University of Hartford campus, 200 Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford.
Speaking at the program will be Rep. John Hampton (D-Simsbury), Sen. Art Linares (R-Westbrook), Rep. Brandon McGee (D-Hartford), and Rep. Lezlye Zupkus (R-Prospect), who were all first elected to the State Legislature in 2012.
Marilyn Rossetti, a former member of the Hartford City Council and a University of Hartford alumna, will serve as moderator of this discussion. (Note: This past November, Rossetti published an opinion article in the Hartford Courant providing advice to newly elected public officials.)
Hampton graduated from the University of Hartford in 1990. Also, Rossetti earned an associate's degree from the University in 1998.


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Captain's Report
Mission Statement
The Chris-Craft Launch 28 is a versatile runabout designed to be the envy of your yacht club, harbor or the megayacht fleet if she is your tender. She is equally at home on Lake Wawasee, Indiana, or Monte Carlo. This boat is for the discriminating boater who understands the Chris-Craft heritage and appreciates the high watermark of runabout design which began in the 1920s -- over 90 years ago.
The "mission" of the Chris-Craft Launch 28 is not to be the fastest boat on the bay, because there is always someone in a bass boat or PWC who can go faster. Rather, the Launch 28 is intended to be the most elegant boat around. To that end she can hold her own with glitzy yachts 20 times her size which cost millions, but are often decidedly deficient in nautical refinement. Yes, the 28 can be used as a yacht club launch. She seats 10 people easily, and any club that we know would love to have her for she aims to please. The 28 would also make a refined captain's gig for a megayacht. With an LOA of 28' 9" (9.0 m) and a 10' (3.05 m) beam she will fit easily on most boat decks of vessels of 130' (40 m) or more.
Unique Features
We are hard pressed to think of any boat built on the west side of the Atlantic that has the exquisite finish work, intricate fiberglass moldings and elegant details all rolled up into one as does the Chris-Craft Launch 28. To us, and many other boaters who have been around awhile, she is almost a piece of artwork, one sculpted out of fiberglass, teak and stainless steel instead of marble.Every square inch of this boat's exterior has been fashioned in the best traditions of the sport of boating. She is a 21st century replica not of any individual boat but rather of a concept of old-world style and elegance. To us, those are her unique features. Ironically she is made of the same fiberglass, resin, and stainless steel of lesser boats. In fact, even her engine, equipment and inner workings are mostly the same components as in boats a fraction of her price. But what the other boats don't have is the total package wrapped-up in an enduring design.
Set up the teak cocktail table ($1,537) and settle down for a evening on the water with lights on the shore twinkling. Don't worry about the time or a call of nature because there is a modern marine toilet aboard ($2,427) in the helm console. There is sitting headroom inside. Only the highest grades of UV-resistant vinyls and upholstery have been used for the 28's lavish wrap-around seating both in the cockpit and in the bow.
The cockpit sole comes standard with a carpet, but we recommend going with the Heritage Edition Package (about $20,000 for the whole boat) which puts teak in all the right places, including swim platform, over the engine cover, the cockpit, step treads, cap rail, etc. The pictures you will see on the page below are mostly from the Heritage Edition Package.
One of the most important places on any boat is the helm. The Launch 28 is no different. Just as on all boats you want to make sure that the helm seat fits your body and when you look out through the windshield your vision is not obstructed by the windscreen frame or anything else. The helm seat is a double (31" wide) and there is a power option available ($1,078). Also, with the bolster up and your head above the windshield frame, make sure there is enough room between you and the steering wheel and that the bolster is comfortable for you. Everyone is different and one size does not fit all.
Several years ago we tested both the Chris-Craft Launch 28 and the Corsair 28 (a cuddy) which are both on the same hull and have the same displacement of 7,500 lbs. (3,401 kgs.). When we tested the Corsair we were able to wind-up the twin Volvo Penta 280-hp 5.7L engines to 4800 rpm for a top speed of 56.4 mph. When we tested the Launch 28 the highest rpm we got at WOT was 4500. At that rpm we recorded 52.6 mph in the Launch. Best cruise speeds were found on both models at 2500 rpm where we got 25.4 mph in the Corsair and 25.3 mph in the Launch. Miles per gallon fuel consumption at best cruise were 2.16 and 2.02, respectively, in our tests. All of these performance numbers are good, and we assume that we could have gotten 56 mph out of the Launch with some tweaking. Fuel economy at cruise speeds was certainly respectable and the engines were just loping along at 2500 rpm. What this means is that this boat is surprisingly fast for its weight. She is one of the heavier boats in class.
Power Options
The 2011 Chris-Craft Launch 28 comes standard with a single Volvo Penta 8.1L GiC 400-hp engine. For an extra $16,497 you can upgrade to twin Volvo Penta 5.7GiC 300-hp Duoprops. The highest horsepower twin engine package available these days is twin Volvo Penta 5.7GxiC 320-hp for $20,880. MerCruiser engine options are also available for similar prices.With twin 640 horses driving the 28 -- 80-hp more than in our tests above -- she ought to be capable of speeds in the high 50s. That's how you become the fastest runabout on the water. And, if you're not the fastest, you will certainly be the classiest. Chris-Craft also offers Volvo Penta 200-hp D3 twin diesel engines for a $50,442 up charge.
Pros and Cons
First the cons. While you can waterski and wakeboard from the Launch 28 we don't know how a wakeboard tower would look on the boat and we're afraid it would ruin the aesthetics -- and this boat is all about the look. That means that the boat probably won't be used for that purpose. Also, we found that the helm seat was a little too high for us and we were looking at the beautiful stainless steel windshield frame, instead of through the windshield which was curved both from top to bottom and from center to port and starboard. Simply be sure that the seat is adjusted to your individual ergonomics.
Now, the pros: While the Chris-Craft Launch 28 might seem expensive at its $131,248 MSRP base price and about $175,000 with twin 5.7s and some nice options, in fact it is half to a third the cost of a 33' Riva Aquariva powered by twin diesels. In that perspective, the Launch 28 is a great deal. You get a boat that is almost as beautiful as the Riva, and is certainly faster and has some amenities the Riva doesn't have. Another "pro" that is hard to quantify: There should be terrific pride of ownership associated with this boat. Not many are built each year and you are one of the lucky few. We would say that having a 28 would be like owning a Picasso, except he ground out art faster than Chris-Craft could ever manufacture boats and Chris-Craft has been around much longer.
If you think the Aquariva might be a little over the top for your boating area, then you can't go wrong with the Chris-Craft Launch 28. She is dignified, elegant, and unassailably fashionable anywhere in the world. Even on Italy's Lake Sarnico (the home of Riva) she will give the Aquariva a run for her money -- and, in fact, win! Riva claims a top speed of 41 knots/47.2 mph for the Aquariva and our old tests show that the Chris-Craft Launch 28 can easily go over 50 mph with twin 320-hp engines. With the new, higher-powered engines that Chris-Craft is making available for the Launch 28, an owner can pretty much write his (or her) own ticket on speed. If you want to be the fastest runabout on the water in addition to the coolest, you can now do that. If you don't need high speed, a single 400 will hold you in good stead. At the dock the Launch 28 will always look fast.
Standard and Optional Features
Marine Electronics
|Battery Charger/Converter
|CD Stereo
|Head: Portable
|Head: Fixed
|Power Steering
|Trim Tabs
Exterior Features
|Carpet: Cockpit
|Outlet: 12-Volt Acc
|Swim Ladder
|Swim Platform
|Bimini Top
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After seeing his Colorado team have a victory taken away by a video review, Buffaloes coach Tad Boyle is suggesting a big step in response.
"Get rid of instant replay," Boyle told ESPN.com. "In basketball, football, human error is part of our game. If human error is part of the game, let the officials call the game. Players, coaches and officials will make mistakes. It's part of the game.
"We spend all this money on replays and we still can't get it right. Get rid if it."
Colorado guard Sabatino Chen appeared to beat the second-half buzzer with a 3-point shot, but officials, after reviewing the play on courtside monitors, reversed their call and said the basket did not count. The decision turned a Buffaloes win into an overtime game that Arizona eventually won at home, 92-83.
Boyle did not get to see a replay of the shot until well after the game. The coach plans to make a call to the Pac-12 Conference's coordinator of officials on Friday.
"I would like an explanation," Boyle told ESPN.com. "I think the University of Colorado deserves one and the players and administration and student body and everybody involved in Buff Nation deserves an explanation. It's not going to change the result. I've never been involved in something like this."
Boyle also told ESPN.com that he hopes the loss won't hurt the Buffaloes down the road when it comes to NCAA Tournament selection. Colorado is 10-3 overall (0-1 Pac-12) and has neutral-court wins over Baylor and Murray State.
"We got screwed two years ago," Boyle said, referring to the Buffs being left out of the 2011 Tournament. "Nobody can tell me different. A lot of people who understand college basketball know that. Obviously, the committee didn't know that.
"This stings. Get this, and it's a feather in your cap down the road. But it's one game and it's not going to make or break our season. It wouldn't have made our season. We still have to go to Arizona State on Sunday. This is not something that we're going to lose sleep over. We'll move forward and hopefully it will fuel our fire."


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Preamble Good evening everyone. So, what's your prediction? 7-0? 8-0? The bookies have seen plenty of money for England to win by those scores - and more - tonight. As I wrote in my Guardian preview today, San Marino can be backed at 150-1 with the bookies to beat England. To put that in context, William Hill offers 100-1 that scientists announce the existence of the Yeti or the Loch Ness monster in the next 12 months. Listening to San Marino's likeable manager, Giampaolo Mazza, you would be better off backing Bigfoot.
"The only thing certain is that we will lose," he said. "We will play a very defensive game and try and limit the chances for their strikers. The number of goals [we allow] will depend on our performance and the last few minutes of the game, when we tend to concede more."
Mazza's emphasis on damage limitation is merely practical. Since 1990 San Marino have lost 108 of 114 international matches, scoring 19 goals and conceding 473. Germany thumped 13 past them in 2006; Holland 11 last year. San Marino's nickname is La Serenissima – the most serene – a poetically accurate description of their performances. So how will they fare tonight?
Teams: The big news for England is that Leighton Baines starts in place of Ashley Cole. What the Chelsea left-back makes of the news isn't clear ... yet. Otherwise England's side is full of youth and pace. San Marino's team is as expected, with Mirko Palazzi - who plays for Rimini in Italy's fourth division - their only professional player. They will be lining up in a 5-4-1 formation which is "more like a 9-1-0" according to the Gazzetta Dello Sport journalist I spoke to yesterday.
England (4-3-3): Hart; Walker, Baines, Jagielka, Cahilll; Carrick, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Walcott, Cleverley, Welbeck, Rooney.
San Marino (5-4-1): Aldo Simoncini; Fabio Vitaioli, Davide Simoncini, Brolli, Palazzi, Cibelli, Coppini, Rinaldi, Della Valle, Gasperoni, Cervellini.
A plea: If you're one of the 90,000 people braving the shivery tingle of an October night at Wembley, can you email explaining why you're at the game? It's San Marino for goodness sakes!
Plenty of emails coming in, including this from Phil Sawyer: "Not often we see you in the MBM hotseat nowadays," writes Phil, who is clearly wearing his NHS-prescribed specs. "Is this you going back to your roots, keeping it real, reconnecting with that thrill of those early days of the OBO when the whole concept was so new and exciting? Or did the usual staffers refuse to come in on a Friday night?" I only make an appearance for the big events these days, Phil. Olympics. Paralympics. And, er, San Marino.
Wembley is swelling up nicely: Meanwhile Tim Woollias explains the unique attraction of tonight's fixture: "Two of my friends are there, each with their two boys," he says. "It's the perfect way to start a life of following England - initial optimism followed by serial disappointment. Oh and the San Marino Ultras aren't too scary either."
Roy Hodgson is asked about his decision not to pick Ashley Cole. His answer?
"I've got Leighton Baines. Leighton has done well and it's nice to keep one or two players up our sleeve for Tuesday's game [against Poland]. It needs to be professional, it needs to be disciplined. We want to entertain the crowd but we have to remember that everything we do tonight has to be just as good as against any other team. I'm pretty sure we will have plenty goal chances tonight."
Amazing scenes: As the San Marino national anthem is impeccably observed and applauded. This is Wembley, right? Meanwhile on ITV Clive Tyldesley points out that "You can officially get longer odds on San Marino winning tonight than the Loch Ness monster appearing in the next year." Hmm. Someone has been reading the Guardian this morning.
We're off! San Marino get the game under way. It maybe the only time they string together four passes tonight. "Good evening," writes Liam Moseley. "I would like to defend myself and others for watching this game. I have flu, have just finished my book and my DVD player is broke and that is why I am tuning in. That and I am ENGURLAND till I die."
2 min The pattern is established already: San Marino with nine men behind the ball, sitting deep, content to soak. And England trying to weave a route through their massed defenses.
3 min From a central position just outside the area, Oxlade-Chamberlain lets fly with a skimmer. It's straight at Aldo Simoncini, but swirling somewhat, and the San Marino keeper is content to push it over the bar.
4 min A terrible challenge by Simoncini, who charges out to the edge of the area then jumps up - Harold Schumacher style - and clatters Theo Walcott. The stretcher is on and he's getting treatment. That looked reckless in the extreme.
6 min Theo Walcott is up and - apart from sucking in air after being clattered in the ribs - doesn't look too bad. "Only 8.5 seconds in, and the first patronising chuckle of the evening from Andy Townsend," sighs Ben Stanley.
8 min Ah, scrub that. Aaron Lennon has replaced Walcott, who is still heavily winded..
10 min "Wow, Sean, you're really poking Hubris in the eye and giving her the cold shoulder tonight," says Phil Sawyer. "You do realise, if this is nil-nil at half time, whose door the baying mob will be breaking down, don't you? Well, obviously, it'll be that of the England dressing room, but once they've finished there they may march over to King's Cross to continue venting their spleen." Don't fret for me Phil, I've backed the second-half to contain the most goals at even money. If this is still 0-0 at half-time I'll be all-but-collecting my winnings.
12 min This is exactly as we imagined it would be: England pressing, probing; San Marino sitting deep. England's third corner, an inswinging rocket from Baines, is headed wide by Rooney. No harem scarem moments for the visitors yet.
14 min It's a bit flat at the moment. "Actually, I'm not at Wembley," says Richard O'Hagan. "But I can guess why people are. They'll be roughly divided into people who have paid £80k for a debenture and now don't dare miss a second of any game there, fans who hope to see England score a goal for once, and those who want to see another inept England performance against a lesser ranked side. The bigger question, though, is why are you there? Draw the MBM short straw, did you?" Ah. Er. Hmm.
16 min Ironic cheers as Joe Hart gets a first touch of the ball. This is still being played at exhibition pace. "Was it a terrible challenge?" asks my colleague Martin Rose. "I thought the San Marino keeper took the ball." There was some ball in there Martin, but there was an awful lot of man too. It was a dangerous challenge in my book, but I realise there are sometimes different rules for Midlanders ...
18 min Brolli nearly, ahem, rains on San Marino's parade: he swung a boot at a cross and nearly sent it into his own net. That's probably the closest England have come to scoring.
19 min Latest best odds with the bookies. England 1-100, draw 66-1, San Marino 325-1.
21 min Better from Rooney, who drops off his marker and finds Walker bombing down the right. But Walker's cross is deflected and snagged well by Simoncini.
22 min Rooney, who is perhaps growing in frustration, tries a potshot. It's deflected wide for a corner, which once again comes to nothing. "I feel someone should point out to the commentators that 0-0 is still a cricket score," says Peter Harmer. "For a football match to not be a cricket score the away team would have to score 11 or more. Pedants 1-0."
24 min Another long-range speculator, this time from Kyle Walker, fails to accumulate: it's deflected for a corner, which comes to nothing. Simoncini is yet to make a decent save.
26 min Save! Oxlade-Chamberlain smashes a shot from 15 yards out, but it bounces off Simoncini and goes clear. "I appreciate that Andy Townsend's commentary is not the stuff of Mailer-on-Ali, but ITV-dissers should count their blessings," says Ryan Dunne. "Here in Scotland, not only is the football not on, but a film is being shown instead. And that film is Mama Mia! Not to be stereotypical, but if ITV asked a hundred people what film is 'the opposite of watching football' then I suspect Mama Mia! would be the answer." My sympathies, Ryan. Surely that's up there with the worst films in history. Managed about 10 minutes before I switched rooms.
28 min A San Marino defender swings and misses a high ball. The crowd wolfwhistles. That's the level we're at, folks.
29 min Chance for Cahill, who expertly chests down a loose ball from a corner, but doesn't get his shot from 10 yards off quick enough. "Could you remind us of the purpose to having the likes of England play San Marino?" asks Geoff James. "One gets the sense that its value is solely in the opportunity for English fans to see, for once, their team predominate. No idea, though, what it does for the game of football itself." It's still 0-0, Geoff. That, perhaps, is your answer.
30 min This is as flat and unappetising as a bottle of low-alcholic lager that has been left out for a fortnight. Another corner is double-fisted clear by Simoncini.
32 min What a miss from Rooney! Cleverly works some space down the right and sends over a deep, booming cross to the back stick, where Rooney has got a march on his man. But from three yards heads wide!
33 min: ENGLAND HIT THE WOODWORK TWICE! Michael Carrick smacks his shot against the bar, then Welbeck hits the follow up against the post. England are getting close now ...
34 min: PENALTY TO ENGLAND Wellbeck is in the process of taking the ball round Simoncini when he is clipped. The San Marino keeper is booked. Wayne Rooney steps up ...
35 min ... AND MAKES IT ENGLAND 1-0 SAN MARINO! Rooney's kick, high to Simoncini's right, was always going in. Now can England kick on?
ENGLAND 2-0 SAN MARINO (Wellbeck 37) Danny Welbeck backheels it in from close range, just like he did against Sweden at Euro 2012. "Maybe I've missed a rule change, but is there any reason why Lennon refuses to take on his man, or attempts in any way, to go forward?" says Andy Bradshaw. "I've yet to see a forward run or a pass that isn't backwards from him." He's not had a great deal of play so far, Andy... but he did provide the cross for that goal.
40 min It's all England now. Rooney's curler from centre-left is probably just going wide but Simoncini makes sure by tipping it around the post. "Maybe this game should be played as a handicap match," suggests Matt Dony. "If it ends 4-0 or less, then San Marino get the three points. 5-0 is a draw. 6-0 upwards is a glorious victory for Roy's Boys." The handicap was +5.5 goals before this game Matt ...
43 min The Wembley crowd seem happy enough, and chants of Ing-Er-Land are bouncing around the stadium. But Geoff James is unimpressed. "Players and fans are cheering as if something worthwhile has been accomplished. (The announcer referred to Rooney as 'Captain Courageous' after the penalty.) They've scored against accountants, salesmen, and insurance agents ... pathetic."
45 min A half-hearted appeal for a penalty as Aaron Lennon goes down under the lightest pressure. We'll have three minutes of injury time.
45+2 min Cleverly, who has been increasingly influential as the half has worn on, floats a pass onto Welbeck's chest. But the ball doesn't come down in time and San Marino clear. A few seconds later, Oxlade-Chamberlain's scuffed shot from 20 yards is easily saved.
Half-time Peep! Peep! England offered little imagination for the first half-hour, but they'll probably settle for being 2-0 up at half-time. It wasn't great though. Meanwhile Martin Rose writes: "Am enjoying seeing how inadequate England are. The Sunday morning team I used to play for are better than San Marino and we never knew where we were playing until about 2am on the morning of a game when we all met up in a nightclub."
Thoughts from the ITV staff "Shocking," says Roy Keane. "England should be 5-0 up." Gareth Southgate believes San Marino shouldn't be here. They're not impressed all round.
We're off again ... Meanwhile David Leach is unhappy. "Why the constant references to day jobs and then patronising and sneering comments from Townsend?" he writes. "As a person who had a 'normal' job, the level of performance those San Marino fellas are delivering is actually astonishingly high when you consider it not their full-time job."
46 min: Theo Walcott has gone to hospital for a cautionary scan on his chest. "Whatever England do at least they won't have to worry about being the most embarrassing team of the round," argues Jan Krčmář. The Czech republic have that trophy in the bag. A 3-1 at home against Malta. And it was 1-1 for a while." Have you seen the Ireland score, Jan? They're 5-0 down. At home.
49 min: England are pressing but, like a man who has had a severe parachuting accident, they're looking disjointed.
52 min This is the sum of San Marino's ambition: they make two passes - a rarity for tonight - before thumping the ball long down field. To no one. Meanwhile John Dunnet writes: "I went to Wembley with a pal in 2010. 0-0 draw. The stadium is lovely but everything else is pants. Swore would never waste the money again. Before game music was so loud my eyeballs exploded (and I play drums). Once my eyes had healed through use of my super healing powers I was then was blinded by the incessant flashing ads as I was in Row D and had them at eye level. Wembley roar? Wembley bore."
54 min Best move of the night from England - a rapid-tempo, four-pass move, complete with a Welbeck stepover, ends with a Carrick shot being saved. Seconds later a long cross finds Cahill, eight yards out and unmarked, but instead of chesting it down he attempts to take the hide off the ball and wildly miskicks.
56 min The half-tempo game of attack v defence continues. "Since when is Gareth Southgate the arbiter of whether a team deserves to be there or not?" fumes Tim Wheatcroft. "Surely the fact that they are holding the world's 'fifth-best' nation 2-0 says that they are very much entitled to be there. Arguably more right than say, Arsenal have to be in the so-called Champion's League, having not been a champion in eight years."
58 min Another half-chance, another half-save: Oxlade-Chamberlain's deflected shot bobbles along the turf and is pushed away by Simoncini.
60 min Another scuffed shot - this time from Cleverley - bounces off the turf. The Wembley crowd, which has been very patient so far, is getting restless. "Bored English fans may be interested to hear that Gylfi Sigurdsson has banged a free-kick in off the upright to give Iceland a 2-1 away win against Albania in Group E," says Mark Asch in Reykjavik. Sounds more interesting than this.
62 min "Pundits keep saying San Marino shouldn't be here, but what exactly do they expect?" asks Matt Dony. "Do nations need to reach a minimum population before they can play international football? Where do you draw the line? And, come on, how much ambition do you expect them to show? If you're going to write them off and patronise them, at least suggest what could be done about the situation." The general suggestion is that they should have to pre-qualify, with the likes of Andorra and Liechtenstein, Matt, with the best one or teams getting through to the World Cup proper.
64 min A 25-yard free-kick from Leighton Baines brushes the side-netting. There is applause as the crowd of 84,600-and-something is announced.
66 min A half-chance for San Marino! The visitor's break and Rinaldi sees the lights and goes for glory: sadly his shot from about 20 yards is well wide.
67 min England sub: Carrick off, Shelvey on.
68 min: England's 14th corner of the night is cleared. Hart touches the ball for, I think, the fourth time. The crowd cheer. There's not much else to be excited about.
69 min: This is poor. "I think the idea of pre-qualifiers is sound," says Ben Dunn. "Many teams are unable to compete at this level in a league format. Groups of four with the winners going through to the finals would reduce pointless games like this. Something like the FA cup letting in the big-boys in round three."
ENGLAND 3-0 SAN MARINO (Rooney, 70) A lovely crossfield pass from Shelvey goes out left, is pinged into the box, and breaks to Rooney, who thumps home from just outside the box. About time.
ENGLAND 4-0 SAN MARINO (Welbeck, 72) That's more like it! Cleverly's cross from the byline is stabbed home from in close range by Welbeck.
73 min England sub: Wayne Rooney off, Andy Carroll on.
75 min England have got their tails up here. Meanwhile Ben Stanley writes in with a message for Tim Wheatcroft. "The reason San Marino are keeping it relatively close is because they are not so much parking the bus as parking the bus depot. If they were making any sort of attempt to contest this match, never mind win it, they'd be getting a hammering."
76 min San Marino sub: Coppini off, Buscarini on for his first cap.
ENGLAND 5-0 SAN MARINO (Oxlade-Chamberlin, 77) The best goal of the night. Baines, who has been excellent, cuts in from the left and finds Cleverley, who jabs it to Oxlade-Chamberlin. The winger appears to have very little room, but he shuffles his feet and lobs a delightful chip over Simoncini.
79 min San Marino sub: Andy Selva, his country's best player and top goalscorer, comes on. Not sure who he replaced.
81 min Shelvey takes a San Marino defender out with a nice stepover but his shot is straight at the keeper. "If you had World Cup prequalifying, wouldn't you deny income to the FAs of those nations?" asks Nick Parkhouse. "They would potentially lose the opportunity to fill a stadium through selling tickets for a glamour fixture against one of the 'big' teams, so their income would fall and they'd have less cash/be even less likely to compete in future?" Pretty sure San Marino's stadium has a capacity of 7,000 so I don't think they'd get much money from ticket sales. TV revenue, on the other hand, would be higher.
83 min San Marino sub: Vitaioli off, Bascciocchi on.
85 min Plenty of empty seats at Wembley now as some people try to beat the rush for the Wembley Park tube. "I can understand the logic, but talk of pre-qualifiers always reminds me of that Dilbert strip where Wally sardonically wonders whether it's safe to jump into a pre-meeting without having a pre-pre meeting first," says Ryan Dunne. "How long before punching-above-their-weight diddy teams start claiming that there should be pre pre-qualifying for the REAL minnows?"
87 min Danny Welbeck, who has scored twice tonight, has been named man of the match. Can see the logic, but wouldn't have argued with Baines either.
88 min: On ITV, Clive Tyldesley is talking about the likes of James Milner "being left out of the firing line" against San Marino tonight. Hmm, what kind of firing line is that?
90 min We'll have three minutes of additional time. Meanwhile Phil Sawyer is back. "I disagree with the idea of pre-qualifiers, much as I disagreed with the delaying of the introduction of the bigger teams into the FA cup until round three," he writes. "'m still an old football romantic and like the idea that, just occasionally, the Rushden and Diamonds of the world might just pull off a shock victory against the Manchester Uniteds. Pre-qualification, like the third round rule, lessens this chance. Also, this is the World Cup. The clue's in the name. Every country should have the right to take part in full qualification. No matter how slender their chances are." Personally would happily forego more nights like this - it's had about as much drama as Saturday night on ITV.
Full-time Shortly after Carroll's volley is well saved by Simoncini, the referee blows up for the night. It wasn't exciting, or particularly competent, but the Wembley crowd seems happy enough and applaud the players off the pitch. Meanwhile Matt Dony emails in with the final word on pre-qualification. "It's a difficult balance to strike," he says, not unreasonably. "Argentina's rugby team struggled for years without enough top class opposition, but will improve now they've joined the tri-nations, in the same way Italy are stronger than they were before joining the six nations. On the other hand, with such limited resources and population, how much better can San Marino hope to get?" Exactly right, Matt. Anyway, that's it from me. Thanks for all your emails - sorry I couldn't use them all. Thanks, Sean