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Got a Dashcam? What type & how do you like it?
Dashcams can be an important part of helping shape the news these days. Just curious how many people on here have a dashcam ... and if you do have one, what type do you have and how to you like it? Let's hear some stories.
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Don't have one yet, but I've been looking at them. The GoPro and BlackVue so far seem like the best options to me.
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Here's a link to the one I have in my work truck ( thank god not a GM ) it works perfect for what I needed, there's some vids in the link as well.
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what's the standard operational method of using one of these things? I would assume, 99.9 percent of the time when you're driving in recording there's nothing eventful at all. However, is it just for like the owner of a truck to see what the drivers doing if they were an incident?
I mean,most of the really really cool asteroid footage From Russia was shot from some type of mobile dash cam.
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Plus what's the best method of recording, transfering, cataloging, viewing, long-term storing these videos?
I, too have a FineVu CR-500HD in my truck. I love it, as it's tiny, unobtrusive, highly functional, and has wonderful video quality for what it is. Here's a link to a dashcam-dedicated forum section with piles of info on the model: http://dashcamtalk.com/finevu-cr-500hd/
- The U.S. version of the camera has a black ring around the lens instead of a silver one.
- The GPS unit is optional and external. Some people want GPS but I didn't because I don't like the idea of having my speed recorded on a device that might be used against me.
- There's an optional CPL filter for the unit. It must be added/removed depending on lighting conditions. Don't waste money on it.
- There's an optional FineVu Perfect Power device that you can buy/use to supply power to the camera in parking mode while monitoring the battery for discharge. Don't waste money on it; get a Power Magic Pro device, instead, as it's far more configurable for about the same dough.
Think of it like a VHS recorder that's recording on a loop ... except it uses a Micro SDHC card and over-writes the oldest files with new ones. All files are, of course, time-stamped.
When it does it:
Most dash cams are configurable to record when the vehicle is parked and off (i.e. 'parking mode'). Most can be configured to record when they detect motion and shock (i.e. 'events'), too -- and sensitivity can usually be set. Combinations of these become useful. All of them record when the vehicle is on (i.e. power is given to the camera).
Why it's useful:
Regarding combinations and utility, let's say your cam has a battery discharge preventer (like Power Magic Pro) and you have parking mode enabled and shock sensitivity recording enabled and set to normal sensitivity. Let's also say you parked the truck at an airport and were traveling for business. You come back and notice body damage to the front bumper that suggests a 1-3mph impact. The camera recorded steadily ... and that impact would cause an event to be written to the events folder, so you pop the micro SDHC chip and scan through the recorded events. You find one where a car pulls into the spot in front of you and then backs up a little bit. You can now use the timestamp of THAT file to look in the normal recording folder and also see footage before and after that event ... so you get a clear idea of who/what caused the impact. You might even get a plate number from it if you're in a state that requires front plates.
Why I have one:
My concern, as a driver of a lifted rig, is that some kid in a riced out import with a fart muffler will get tired of not being able to see past me (happens all the time), zip around me (happens all the time), dart in front of me to the space in which his car barely fits -- only to be stymied by the car that was in front of me (happens all the time), then slam on his brakes and cause me to plow into him (has yet to happen, thankfully). Without a dashcam that'd be ruled my fault because I was 'following too closely' and rear-ended him ... but with a dash cam I'd have footage of it and it'd be ruled riceboy's fault based on the the evidence I could provide. This is why I have one -- for that specific scenario.
There are other uses, too, that I would find beneficial -- like recording a cop's interaction with at a traffic stop so that he's not the only one with audio and/or video. Or perhaps there's an accident happen in front of me, and now I can pony up something that makes the cop's life easier when he shows up -- especially since I can just pop the chip out of the dashcam, slap it in my smartphone, then go find the file and show it to him or even give him a copy. You get the idea.
- Recording is as simple as setting the camera up and letting it do its thing.
- Transferring is a different matter. A 3min file at 1080p on my cam runs about 260MB in size ... and the largest size micro SDHC card (which must be class 10) that it'll take is 32GB. Do the math and you'll find that you can't store a ton of files on the device, and as noted, above, it's built to over-write the old ones. If you want everything you'll be popping the card out or cabling the camera up (via USB cable) very frequently ... unless the unit is WiFi-enabled (some are, but it's immature technology, so far) in which case you'll wirelessly connect to it and then hassle with the files. Frankly, the idea of trying to keep it all is somewhat, insane, so you should probably note the time when you see things ... and then go back and grab the file for that timestamp. (Or look across the files for things you might not have seen ... and copy what you like.)
- Cataloging I have no idea, because I don't. I grab what I want to keep, trim it in MS Movie Maker, then YouTube it. (It becomes YouTube's cataloging problem, then.)
- Viewing varies from camera to camera. Those with TFT displays often let you review right on the device -- but they're bulkier devices, which means more visible in the vehicle since they now have the burden of a screen. When it comes to viewing off the camera, some (usally older cams) record in proprietary formats and need a special viewer. Most record in AVI or WMV format so you can watch the output on pretty much anything. (And then there are the weird ones that require a special viewer for the AVI or WMV formats, but only if you want to see GPS info; the files view fine without the viewer ... but lack GPS data.)
- Long-term storage I again punt to YouTube; that's what they do for a living so there's no need for me to reinvent the wheel.
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I use my GOpro black edition for all my automotive video, best camera I ever used.2004 Chevy Colorado
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I have both a Canon 1080p handy cam camcorder mount and a cell phone mount with the Torque android software for 2 camera's.
The funny part is that the cell phone camera does better in low light and has a clearer HD picture than the actual camcorder.
With the Cell phone and Torque + the recording plugin, I can overlay map and OBD II stats as transparent layers over the video, and use the GPS on the phone if needed, making it a pretty sophisticated setup for the cost involved ($15 in software), I already had the cell phone so that cost is already absorbed.
The only other cost was the OBD II Blue tooth adapter, which you can get the ones for $20 or you can get the one that you know will work for $149.
The camcorder has extended batteries that give me 480 minutes of record time, it also has in internal 120gb hard drive which they claim is 11 hours of record time at 1080p.
My Galaxy S3 (Cell Phone w/ Torque) has 96gb of space and depending on the format I record in can get me 8-14 hours of record time. (I do not leave that in the truck either, the phone is on me at all times when not in the truck).
I was tempted to get a GS3 out of contract to keep in the truck for the sole use of dashcam, and OBD II live diagnostics.
I like what I see from that fineview 500 series though, I might look into that. I also thought about a gopro, but having to switch memory cards out all the time would be a pain.
As for buying a new one, I'd recommend you wait a little bit since you already have two. The latest implementations entail WiFi on the dash cams, making them convenient to config, copy from, and review from a smartphone ... without the dashcam having a monitor (which is important as this reduces the dashcam size). Currently the few that have WiFi are reported to have GPS interference issues, but allow this technology to mature and I think it's the way all dashcams will eventually go.
You and I tend to have similar tastes so I'll give you a heads-up, too. If you begin looking at dashcams the IONE-3800FU looks great on paper and in videos... at a solid price point for what you get. However, it's only been on the market about 7 weeks and has reliability issues. One of my co-workers in Kansas has one ... and has extreme buyer's remorse about it. Maybe the second generation of that unit will be better...
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Jonathan Babineaux's touchdown looms large in Cardinals' loss
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Although the Cardinals raced out to a 13-0 lead in the first quarter behind three interceptions, momentum was slowly shifting in the Falcons' direction midway through the second quarter.
On a third-and-2 from the Cardinals' 21-yard line, rookie Ryan Lindley went back to pass but was hit hard from behind by veteran defensive end John Abraham.
While Lindley's arm appeared to be moving forward, the ball squirted free to his right and was picked up without a fight by Atlanta's Jonathan Babineaux, who calmly raced 15 yards to the end zone for a defensive touchdown.
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Head coach Ken Whisenhunt thought the play should have been ruled an incompletion not a fumble, but head referee Bill Vinovich disagreed.
"[Vinovich] said he didn't see it that way," Whisenhunt said. "To me the hand was moving forward when the ball came out. That's a rule that's been scrutinized in the NFL. It was a tight call."
What was most surprising about the play was that when the ball went to the Georgia Dome turf, not a single Arizona player made a move towards the ball.
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The study explores the role of energy in India's foreign policy strategy and examines the wide gap between India's need for a strategic energy policy and the government of India's inability to put such a policy into practice. As a stark departure from the idealized vision, India's energy supply chains that have grown increasingly creaky and unreliable. Only halting progress has been made towards reform and, without fundamental reform, it is likely that India's global energy strategy will continue to be a failure.
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2 cups tomato ketchup
4 tablespoons Hoisin sauce
2 teaspoon rice wine vinegar
1/2 cup grape jelly
2 teaspoons soy sauce
1/2 pound of ground pork
1/2 pound of ground beef or dark meat turkey
2 teaspoons fresh ginger, minced
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 teaspoons hot pepper sauce (suggested Sriracha)
1/2 teaspoon salt
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1/2 cup cornstarch
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Place the ground meat, fresh ginger, garlic, pepper sauce, salt and egg in medium bowl; mix well. Form into little (1-inch) meatballs and set on waxed paper; about 24. Mix cornstarch with flour in small bowl; roll each meatball in the mixture. Return to waxed paper.
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The initiative would create an 11-member Board of Directors elected by the public to operate the utility.
Initiative proponent Ben Davis said passage of the measure would lower the cost of electricity to all consumers in the state, encourage new business development, create jobs, enlarge the tax base and improve the economy.
The measure would result in a substantial net change in state and local finances, according to an estimate prepared by the Legislative Analyst's Office and Director of Finance Ana J. Matosantos.
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Those of a certain age remember when our space program was in its infancy, in a tight race with the Soviet Union.
NASA, put into place by President Dwight Eisenhower in 1958, strove to fulfill President John Kennedy's 1961 objective of putting a man on the moon by the end of that decade.
The ensuing Mercury, Gemini and Apollo missions fired the imaginations of Americans young and old as these brave men (and later also women) sat on top of those stories-high rocket ships that hurled them into space.
They were smart, brave individuals who possessed the '"right stuff" to get the job done.
This past summer we lost two of these important astronauts and pioneers of the American space legacy: Sally Ride and Neil Armstrong.
Ride, a physicist from Stanford University, became the first American woman to be launched into space, as well as the youngest (at age 32) American astronaut in space.
Ride was a crew member of two flights (1983 and 1984) of the Space Shuttle Challenger.
She was preparing for a third shuttle flight in 1986 when Challenger broke apart shortly after a launch, causing the deaths of all seven crew members.
Ride was then named to a presidential commission to investigate the Challenger accident.
She left NASA in 1987 to pursue other physics and space-related projects. She was asked to serve on another board investigating the Space Shuttle Columbia accident in 2003.
Later this summer we lost Neil Armstrong, forever remembered as the first man to walk on the moon.
Armstrong had a very diverse background as a Korean War pilot for the Navy, and later as a test pilot and aerospace engineer.
During the Korean War, Armstrong flew nearly 80 missions, most during the first month of 1952, when he was only 21.
After the war, he earned his aeronautical engineering degree at Purdue and became an experimental research test pilot, making seven flights with the X-15 rocket-powered experimental aircraft. During his career, Armstrong flew more than 200 models of aircraft.
Armstrong was involved in several in-flight incidents that might have resulted in tragedy for other pilots. However, his cool, methodical mind quickly came up with solutions that averted several disasters.
No doubt his most celebrated example of this was during the 1969 moon landing, when – with only 40 seconds of fuel remaining – he took over manually handling the lunar module controls from the computer, which appeared to be malfunctioning,
On the occasion of Armstrong's passing, his crewmates from that historic Apollo 11 moon flight, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins, both said that Armstrong was the best pilot they ever knew.
It was indeed appropriate that Neil Armstrong was the first man to set foot on the moon, given his long career in aviation.
He was a modest, humble man from a small town in Ohio who became enamored with aviation as a small child.
He made his first flight with his father as passengers on a then-new plane called the Ford Trimotor in 1936.
Armstrong earned his flying license at age 15, before he even had his driver's license.
He was a true Boy Scout, in every sense of the word, rising to the rank of Eagle Scout, and paid tribute to his Scouting background during his flight to the moon.
Armstrong's historic line, "…One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind," perfectly reflected his sense of humility and sense of history in one brief sentence for every school kid at that moment to remember forever.
And so, on starry nights we would do well to gaze skyward and remember Sally Ride and Neil Armstrong. We should also remember all astronauts, living and deceased, and those who perished in the line of duty, who bravely explored that "Final Frontier."
To Buzz and Alan, Deke, Gus, Wally and all those who, in the words of John Gillespie Magee Jr.'s immortal poem "High Flight," "slipped the surly bonds of Earth ... and touched the face of God."
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The girls in the movie are hot.The action was good and it kept my attention until the end.Worth renting and maybe even re-renting.
Me and my wife first saw this movie as a preview on another film we had rented and it seemed funny and exciting. Wrong! The scenes were boring and weird especially the one with the different color hair. Not very exciting and didn't work much for setting the mood.
The girls in the movie were very nice to look at and the plot was entertaining. I love Carmen so this was a great movie for me but it is funny!!
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Clodronate to Prevent Bone Metastases in Prostate Cancer
Clodronate (brand name, Ostac) is a bisphosphonate, which is a class of drugs that inhibits the function of osteoclasts. (Osteoclasts are cells that are responsible for breaking down existing bone so that new bone can be laid down by cells called osteoblasts. This is called bone remodeling and occurs in a normal health person throughout one's lifetime). Other examples of bisphosphonates include pamidronate and etidronate. The way that bone cancers (whether they started in the bone or are metastases from other primary cancers) cause destruction is by producing and releasing local growth factors that in turn increase the activity of osteoclasts to abnormal levels. The osteoclasts weaken the bony structure and result in osteolytic lesions, because normal osteoblasts can not keep up to repair the damage and lay down new bone. This applies to most cancers, including multiple myeloma and breast cancer. Some bisphosphonates have been proven to be very successful in reducing the number of "skeletal events" (extent of bony metastases, clinical fractures, time to bone progression, severity of bony pain, etc.) in these cancers.
Does this apply to prostate cancer patients with advanced disease? The answer is that the use of bisphosphonates is not fully proven in prostate cancer. Two prospective randomized trials (one published in 1989 using etidronate and the other in 1992 using clodronate) have examined the effectiveness of bisphosphonates in prostate cancer patients with documented bony metastases. Both demonstrated a slight improvement in subjective pain, but these were not statistically significant. No differences were demonstrated in the number of bony metastases seen on bone scan in the clodronate study, while skeletal events were not even addressed in the etidronate article.
One explanation for the limited efficacy of bisphosphonates in prostate cancer is that metastases to bone from prostate cancer are typically osteoblastic (sclerotic) lesions and not osteolytic (which are dependent on osteoclasts, as described above). Thus, inhibiting osteoclasts with bisphosphonates would be expected to have little success in preventing most bone metastases from prostate cancer.
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Javier Gomez Noya has been on a roll throughout the 2012 season. A roll so dominant, not even a tsunami warning could slow him down. A tsunami warning was issued for the entire island of Maui late Saturday night, but it was canceled early Sunday morning. Gomez Noya racked up yet another win this weekend at the XTERRA World Championships at the Ritz-Carlton Kapalua on the island of Maui. The event featured a 1.5km swim, a 30km mountain bike ride and a 10km trail run. His winning time of 2 hours, 26 minutes, 54 seconds was extra impressive being that it was Gomez Noya's first appearance at the race. On the women's side, Lesley Paterson defended her 2011 XTERRA title finishing in a winning time of 2:44:12.
Gomez Noya's race was highlighted by a surprisingly fast swim. He gained a lengthy lead over eventual second place finisher "The Caveman," Conrad Stoltz of South Africa. Stoltz tracked down the Spaniard late on the bike, but Gomez Noya's superior running skills shined bright as he regained the lead soon after T2, never looking back. The London 2012 Olympic silver medalist backed up his win the previous weekend at the ITU Grand Final in Auckland, NZ with an impressive XTERRA World Championship victory.
"I didn't expect that," Gomez Noya said. "I had a really good swim … but I knew these guys like Conrad (Stoltz) and the good mountain bikers, they are much better than me, especially on the technical sections, so my tactic was try to push really hard uphill because they you can go hard uphill and then on the downhill just not even try to go crazy fast, just try to recover and avoid crashing. It worked pretty well."
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We often read in self-help or leadership books the importance of a person's attitude.
I am reminded of a time many years ago when a man walked into our church after the worship service. He had a clipboard from which he began to quiz me about all the things our church would do for him. He finally ended his examination of me with one final question. He said, "Tell me what your church will do for me?" My answer was short. I said, "Nothing, with that attitude."
The famous motivational speaker Zig Ziglar often said in his speeches to large gatherings of business and professional people, "What most people need is a kick in the cants." Thinking back on that quote from Zig, the root of much that is wrong in our world comes down to attitude. This is not an invitation to ignore troubling or bad things happening in life but it is a reminder that we have control over our response to the bad or troubling things that happen.
It is no secret that I am disappointed in the way our country is headed. I watch with dismay at the way people are making wrong decisions about their personal life and about what they think they are entitled to. At this time of the year when we should be seeing people of good cheer and happiness highlighted as they are willing to spread their good spirit with all others in whom they come in contact, instead we are hearing about rage, violence, murder and mayhem. I have to believe that there are far more positive thinking people with good attitudes than we are being told about. When we look at the vast numbers of people in our nation, a very few ever strike out in violence against others, yet the violent ones are highlighted in the news.
This column is not to be misunderstood as a plea to ignore the bad and only talk about the good. That would, of course, be inviting you to stick your head in the sand and pretend everything is all right in the world. Twelve years ago this week, I was inside North Korea. It was truly an eye-opening experience of a lifetime. We think we have it bad and that we have poverty with many people in need but we are all, even the poorest of us, wealthy compared to the average person living inside that country. Yet, with all of the poverty and great needs, I met people with good attitudes about where they were and what they were doing. That trip proved to me that no matter where a person is or what is happening to them or other people around them, attitude makes all the difference in responding to the circumstances. From where I stand, we need the attitude that we are going to make the best of what we have and that we are going to have a Merry Christmas this year.
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Leilani Powers '13 is studying abroad in Japan, where much of her family lives. She shares her impressions of the recovery a year after the devastating earthquake and tsunami.Jenni Luckett | Editor
Sunday marks the one-year anniversary of the massive earthquake and tsunami that rocked Japan last spring. For some of in the States, the disaster may have faded from memory. For those in the island country, though, the recovery isn't over.
Writer Wanda Laukkanen talked to several students, alumni and friends of the University for a piece on the recovery effort in the fall issue of Pacific magazine. Today, she follows up with Leilani Powers '13, a Japanese-American who spent hours after the disaster trying to reach her mother in Japan (see how Portland TV station KATU told her story) and who is now studying abroad in Tokyo.
Leilani shared long emails about her impressions and experiences—from her own fear of quakes, based in her childhood experiences in Hawai'i, to the decimation many families are still experiencing, to the industrious efforts of a country to survive and move forward from tragedy.
"There are still places where broken families (missing mothers and siblings) have to rummage through debris to collect firewood to heat their houses at night, houses that may not be theirs or may not be whole," she writes.
At the same time, she sees a Japan that is again moving, with day-to-day business proceeding, transportation running, restaurants and sporting events offering entertainment and families celebrating together.
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The mansion was reopened for reporters and special guests on Wednesday after it was nearly destroyed by a 2008 fire started by an unidentified arsonist.
Perry's family moved out in 2007 for a $10 million renovation project. Police say the fire was started after an unknown arsonist threw a Molotov cocktail onto the front porch. The historic furniture and art work collection were not damaged because they had already been removed. No one was injured.
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Lockport Union-Sun & Journal — A state-federal Individual Assessment team will be in the city this morning to look over flood-damaged residential and commercial properties.
Mayor Michael Tucker received notice of the team's arrival Tuesday from the state Office of Emergency Management.
The city is providing the assessment team with a list of properties to inspect, addresses having been culled from notices of claim that property owners were encouraged to file with the city clerk's office.
Presently the list includes about 25 homes and a half-dozen or so flood-damaged commercial and non-profit properties including the American Legion hall, the YMCA and the YWCA, Tucker said.
The Individual Assessment team is coming in at the city's request to determine whether private properties qualify for disaster aid from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Until recently such aid went to municipalities only, to cover repair and replacement costs of damaged public property. Last week, U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., pledged to press F.E.M.A. to be "flexible" in its interpretation of who/what property damages qualify.
Across New York state, 15 counties including Niagara were declared a disaster area by Gov. Andrew Cuomo last week after heavy rains and flooding hit the Mohawk Valley, the North Country, the Southern Tier and the City of Lockport.
Federal aid for private property owners is dependent upon a "major disaster" declaration by F.E.M.A.
Although the city-wide "amnesty" on the normal rules of refuse disposal is in effect until Friday, several property owners reported receiving violation warning notices this past Monday.
The notices were intended to alert homeowners to the ongoing ban on trashing electronic goods such as TVs and computers, Chief Building Inspector Jason Dool said.
There's a flaw in the notices, however: They don't specifically indicate electronic goods at the curb are a problem.
The refuse amnesty was called in response to widespread property damage that occurred when flash flooding hit citywide on June 28. Emergency responders pumped out an estimated 600 basements after 5 inches of rain fell in a few hours and overwhelmed the sanitary-stormwater sewer system.
Under the amnesty, there are no limits on how much refuse, including white goods, can be placed at the curb for pickup by Modern Disposal. Also, the rule directing set-out no more than 24 hours ahead of scheduled pickup is suspended.
Not suspended is the ban on putting electronic goods out to the curb, because Modern cannot take and landfill them.
High Street resident Jason Berent didn't know that and put a water-damaged TV out to the curb with other items. On Monday — after a scavenger broke apart the TV, took its desired parts and dumped the remains in his yard, Berent said — he received a written warning from city code enforcement officer Bob Turner.
The pre-printed notice indicated Berent had violated four provisions of the local refuse-and-recycling law: bulk waste was out on the wrong day, loose refuse was on the sidewalk, extra bulk items didn't bear the required OK-to-trash sticker; and refuse was placed at the curb too early.
The notice instructed Berent to "correct" the violations within 24 hours. Berent said he did so, by pulling as much junk back toward his house as he could.
Berent should not have received that notice, at least not without notation that the real issue was the TV, Mayor Tucker said Tuesday.
For the rest of the week, he said, Turner will be directed to refrain from handing out refuse warning notices unless they're about un-disposable electronic goods — in which case Turner is to write that on the notice.
Residents can drop off unwanted electronic goods for recycling at Harrison Place, South Street entrance, between 10 a.m. and noon every first and third Saturday of the month.
American Red Cross delivered 100 basement "clean up kits" to City Hall on Tuesday, for homeowners who are still coping with the aftermath of flash flooding.
Each kit contains a mop head, a broom head, a squeegee head, a handle that attaches to each head, a bucket, disinfectant cleaning products and a pair of gloves.
"If people still have the need, they're welcome to come down and pick one up," Tucker said.
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February 23, 2012 | Vol. 39, No. 8
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Japanese exchange student Kazuhiro Aoki took the Vikings home court for the last time on Saturday night. He was the JV's top scorer in their game against the Metlakatla Chiefs he also got some court time in Saturday night's varsity game.
The Vikings played their final home series of the season against the Metlakatla Chiefs last weekend.
The Vikings pillaged the court during Friday night's first quarter, outscoring the Chiefs 17-8.
In the second period the Metlakatala boys cranked up their defensive pressure, effectively stopping Viking scoring for a solid four minutes. The Chiefs knocked down two crucial threes right before the half withering the Viking lead to one point.
The two teams were evenly matched through the third quarter and went into the fourth with the Vikings down by a possession, 38-40.
It stayed a one or two possession game until the final moments when the Chiefs started pulling away and the Vikings had to foul to try and create an opportunity to get back in it. The final score was a 6-point Metlakatla win 55-49.
On Friday Taylor Pullar led the Vikings with 24 points and Colby Bell had a strong game, scoring 11.
Saturday's game was preceded by a heart-warming ceremony of senior appreciation.
The first seniors honored were Seth Shay and Cody Seaman, the volunteers with the PHS TV production crew. Shay has worked for three years with TV production and volunteered over 100 hours, and Seaman in the last year has spend around 60 hours as a volunteer holding the camera to stream basketball games and other school events broadcast live on the PHS ustream.tv website.
A thank you was said to senior Joe Zarlengo who attends all the home games ceremoniously garbed in furs and horns to keep the fan spirit high.
The Vikings had only two seniors on the team this year, each of them having played all four years of basketball during their high school time in Petersburg, and each of them spending three of those years on varsity.
Head coach Rick Brock described the seniors, Hugh Fleming and Taylor Pullar as "great young men on and off the court, definitely quality representative of the school."
Being the last home game and senior appreciation, the school spirit was extremely high on Saturday night.
The students of Stedman Elementary along with Viking parents and fans all dressed in white and formed a human tunnel for the Vikings to charge through at the beginning of the game.
"It was great. I was telling the guys after the game, what a fantastic atmosphere for their last home game. It shoes how much our community appreciates their effort on the court. It's pretty special to be able to play in front of a crowd like that," said Brock.
That fan-fueled frenzy powered the Vikings into an extraordinary first quarter.
The Vikings took a huge first quarter lead, scoring 25 points, in what coach Brock described as their best quarter of basketball all season.
"It was just a very good quarter all the way around. We did a nice job of containing their shooters and keeping them out of the key," said Brock.
Going into the second quarter the Chiefs demonstrated some senior appreciation of their own. They are an experienced team with a lot of depth and with three talented seniors on their starting lineup. The Chiefs drew from that experience and completely changed the tone of the game in that second quarter.
They outplayed the Viking defense and took a one-point lead going into the half.
The Metlakatla momentum carried through the third quarter. Their offense was on fire.
"We couldn't get a defensive stop. When we slacked off to help on a drive, they got an outside shot. When we crowded them on the perimeter, they put the ball on the floor and beat us to the basket," said Brock.
The Chiefs grew their lead to 48-59 by the end of the third quarter.
The Vikings matched their intensity throughout the 4th quarter and by nailing a few threes and making some key plays were able to get back within a few possessions, but toward the end they started getting into foul trouble and the Chiefs were able to keep their lead for a very high scoring game final of 69-79 points.
"Even though we were playing well, the pace was more their style than ours. We got caught up in a fast-paced game and I don't think that's our best style," said Brock.
Taylor Pullar, in his last-ever home game, scored a season high of 38 points.
"To score 38 points is one thing, but Taylor played well all-around, competed hard on the defensive end, rebounded well," said Brock.
Michael Brock had a huge game too, scoring 14 points – one of his better games of the year.
"His outside shooting was important for us to loosen up their defense. You hope that every weekend someone steps up like that and builds their confidence," said coach Brock.
The JV had big games over the weekend too. They lost a hard fought game on Friday, 47-55,
Taylor Pullar skies through and over Metlakatla defenders scoring two of his season high 38 points during Saturday's game.
Jared Volk led scoring with 10, and Kavin McCay, Anthony Curtiss and Kaz Aoki all added 8.
Saturday the JV lost 44-56, this time Kaz Aoki was the top Viking scorer with 10. Kavin McCay had 8, while Connor Yeager, Billy Ware, and Anthony Curtiss all added 7.
"We had good offensive output in the game, but just gave up too many points, kinda like the varsity game," said Brock.
The Vikings have this weekend off, then head down to Ketchikan to compete in the Region V Tournament.
Their first matchup will be Wednesday at 4:45 pm against an as-of-yet unknown opponent.
Looking forward to the tournament, Brock said, "We've definitely gotten better as the season has gone on. We hope to go into the tournament and play our very best basketball of the year."
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