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It's great to hear they had a good run of coho(solver salmon) In Kuskokwim system in Alaska in 2003. Looks like the Coho did well this year in a number of other spots too.
|regarding coho(solver salmon) run. In Kuskokwim system Alaska 2003 was record year for silvers run in 20 years, last year was below average.
At the same time oilman in the white House is trying to censor NASA top scientist
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Dr. Hansen, 63, a physicist who joined the NASA in 1967, is a leading authority on the earth's climate system.
Among the restrictions, according to Dr. Hansen and an internal draft memorandum he provided to The Times, was that his supervisors could stand in for him in any news media interviews.
In one call, George Deutsch, a recently appointed public affairs officer at NASA headquarters, rejected a request from a producer at National Public Radio to interview Dr. Hansen, said Leslie McCarthy, a public affairs officer responsible for the Goddard Institute.
Climate Expert Says NASA Tried to Silence Him
By ANDREW C. REVKIN
Published: January 29, 2006
The top climate scientist at NASA says the Bush administration has tried to stop him from speaking out since he gave a lecture last month calling for prompt reductions in emissions of greenhouse gases linked to global warming.
The scientist, James E. Hansen, longtime director of the agency's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, said in an interview that officials at NASA headquarters had ordered the public affairs staff to review his coming lectures, papers, postings on the Goddard Web site and requests for interviews from journalists.
Dr. Hansen said he would ignore the restrictions. "They feel their job is to be this censor of information going out to the public," he said.
Dean Acosta, deputy assistant administrator for public affairs at the space agency, said there was no effort to silence Dr. Hansen. "That's not the way we operate here at NASA," he said. "We promote openness and we speak with the facts."
Mr. Acosta said the restrictions on Dr. Hansen applied to all National Aeronautics and Space Administration personnel whom the public could perceive as speaking for the agency. He added that government scientists were free to discuss scientific findings, but that policy statements should be left to policy makers and appointed spokesmen.
Dr. Hansen, 63, a physicist who joined the space agency in 1967, is a leading authority on the earth's climate system. He directs efforts to simulate the global climate on computers at the Goddard Institute on Morningside Heights in Manhattan.
Since 1988, he has been issuing public warnings about the long-term threat from heat-trapping emissions, dominated by carbon dioxide, that are an unavoidable byproduct of burning coal, oil and other fossil fuels. He has had run-ins with politicians or their appointees in various administrations, including budget watchers in the first Bush administration and Vice President Al Gore.
In 2001, Dr. Hansen was invited twice to brief Vice President Dick Cheney and other cabinet members on climate change. White House officials were interested in his findings showing that cleaning up soot, which also warms the atmosphere, was an effective and far easier first step than curbing carbon dioxide.
He fell out of favor with the White House in 2004 after giving a speech at the University of Iowa before the presidential election, in which he complained that government climate scientists were being muzzled, and said he planned to vote for Senator John Kerry.
But Dr. Hansen said that nothing in 30 years equaled the push made since early December to keep him from publicly discussing what he says are clear-cut dangers from further delay in curbing carbon dioxide.
In several interviews with The New York Times in recent days, Dr. Hansen said it would be irresponsible not to speak out, particularly because NASA's mission statement includes the phrase "to understand and protect our home planet."
He said he was particularly incensed that the directives affecting his statements had come through informal telephone conversations and not through formal channels, leaving no significant trails of documents.
Dr. Hansen's supervisor, Franco Einaudi, said there had been no official "order or pressure to say shut Jim up." But Dr. Einaudi added, "That doesn't mean I like this kind of pressure being applied."
The fresh efforts to quiet him, Dr. Hansen said, began in a series of calls after a lecture he gave on Dec. 6 at the annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union in San Francisco. In the talk, he said that significant emission cuts could be achieved with existing technologies, particularly in the case of motor vehicles, and that without leadership by the United States, climate change would eventually leave the earth "a different planet." The administration's policy is to use voluntary measures to slow, but not reverse, the growth of emissions.
After that speech and the release of data by Dr. Hansen on Dec. 15 showing that 2005 was probably the warmest year in at least a century, officials at the headquarters of the space agency repeatedly phoned public affairs officers, who relayed the warning to Dr. Hansen that there would be "dire consequences" if such statements continued, those officers and Dr. Hansen said in interviews.
Among the restrictions, according to Dr. Hansen and an internal draft memorandum he provided to The Times, was that his supervisors could stand in for him in any news media interviews.
In one call, George Deutsch, a recently appointed public affairs officer at NASA headquarters, rejected a request from a producer at National Public Radio to interview Dr. Hansen, said Leslie McCarthy, a public affairs officer responsible for the Goddard Institute.
Citing handwritten notes taken during the conversation, Ms. McCarthy said Mr. Deutsch called N.P.R. "the most liberal" media outlet in the country. She said that in that call and others Mr. Deutsch said his job was "to make the president look good" and that as a White House appointee that might be Mr. Deutsch's priority.
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But she added: "I'm a career civil servant and Jim Hansen is a scientist. That's not our job. That's not our mission. The inference was that Hansen was disloyal." Normally, Ms. McCarthy would not be free to describe such conversations to the news media, but she agreed to an interview after Mr. Acosta, in NASA headquarters, told The Times that she would not face any retribution for doing so.
Mr. Acosta, Mr. Deutsch's supervisor, said that when Mr. Deutsch was asked about the conversations he flatly denied saying anything of the sort. Mr. Deutsch referred all interview requests to Mr. Acosta.
Ms. McCarthy, when told of the response, said: "Why am I going to go out of my way to make this up and back up Jim Hansen? I don't have a dog in this race. And what does Hansen have to gain?"
Mr. Acosta said that for the moment he had no way of judging who was telling the truth. Several colleagues of both Ms. McCarthy and Dr. Hansen said Ms. McCarthy's statements were consistent with what she told them when the conversations occurred.
"He's not trying to create a war over this," said Larry D. Travis, an astronomer who is Dr. Hansen's deputy at Goddard, "but really feels very strongly that this is an obligation we have as federal scientists, to inform the public, and this kind of attempted muzzling of the science community is really rather dangerous. If we just accept it, then we're contributing to the problem."
Dr. Travis said he walked into Ms. McCarthy's office in mid-December at the end of one of the calls from Mr. Deutsch demanding that Dr. Hansen be better controlled.
In an interview on Friday, Ralph J. Cicerone, an atmospheric chemist and the president of the National Academy of Sciences, the nation's leading independent scientific body, praised Dr. Hansen's scientific contributions and said he had always seemed to describe his public statements clearly as his personal views.
"He really is one of the most productive and creative scientists in the world," Dr. Cicerone said. "I've heard Hansen speak many times and I've read many of his papers, starting in the late 70's. Every single time, in writing or when I've heard him speak, he's always clear that he's speaking for himself, not for NASA or the administration, whichever administration it's been."
The fight between Dr. Hansen and administration officials echoes other recent disputes. At climate laboratories of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, for example, many scientists who routinely took calls from reporters five years ago can now do so only if the interview is approved by administration officials in Washington, and then only if a public affairs officer is present or on the phone.
Where scientists' points of view on climate policy align with those of the administration, however, there are few signs of restrictions on extracurricular lectures or writing.
One example is Indur M. Goklany, assistant director of science and technology policy in the policy office of the Interior Department. For years, Dr. Goklany, an electrical engineer by training, has written in papers and books that it may be better not to force cuts in greenhouse gases because the added prosperity from unfettered economic activity would allow countries to exploit benefits of warming and adapt to problems.
In an e-mail exchange on Friday, Dr. Goklany said that in the Clinton administration he was shifted to nonclimate-related work, but added that he had never had to stop his outside writing, as long as he identifies the views as his own.
"One reason why I still continue to do the extracurricular stuff is because one doesn't have to get clearance for what I plan on saying or writing," he wrote.
Many people who work with Dr. Hansen said that politics was not a factor in his dispute with the Bush administration.
"The thing that has always struck me about him is I don't think he's political at all," said Mark R. Hess, director of public affairs for the Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., a position that also covers the Goddard Institute in New York.
"He really is not about concerning himself with whose administration is in charge, whether it's Republicans, Democrats or whatever," Mr. Hess said. "He's a pretty down-the-road conservative independent-minded person.
"What he cares deeply about is being a scientist, his research, and I think he feels a true obligation to be able to talk about that in whatever fora are offered to him.
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|Global warming is here. FishHawk
It has been unseasonably warm here as well....
for the past two weeks daily highs have been in the mid to upper 50's and even some into the 60's.
The only thing keeping me off the water is the 40+ mph winds......
Is it just me or does it seem like late March already?
|No need to worry about the Coho because the escaped Monkey and the many Parrots are doing very well indeed living in the palm trees of South Seattle.
One of the anomalies that stood out was the virtual disappearance of the pacific coho run, blamed on lack of upwelling of the sea by some and related to the warming of the seas. I am no expert but it's scary stuff.
Time for all cars to go hybrid...
|Thanks for the info as I am looking through some data right now to try to figure out how to present it to make my point..Let us see..hmmm RMS, RSS, 2 or 3 sigma? average or mean..maybe peak well maybe 2dRMS will do
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2005: Warmest year in a century
The following article highlights the warming trend our planet is experiencing. The effects on waters worldwide should be obvious.
Last Year Was Warmest in a Century By MALCOLM RITTER, AP Science Writer
NEW YORK - Last year was the warmest in a century, nosing out 1998, a federal analysis concludes.
Researchers calculated that 2005 produced the highest annual average surface temperature worldwide since instrument recordings began in the late 1800s, said James Hansen, director of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies.
The result confirms a prediction the institute made in December.
In a telephone interview, Hansen said the analysis estimated temperatures in the Arctic from nearby weather stations because no direct data were available. Because of that, "we couldn't say with 100 percent certainty that it's the warmest year, but I'm reasonably confident that it was," Hansen said.
More important, he said, is that 2005 reached the warmth of 1998 without help of the "El Nino of the century" that pushed temperatures up in 1998.
Over the past 30 years, Earth has warmed a bit more than 1 degree in total, making it about the warmest it's been in 10,000 years, Hansen said. He blamed a buildup of heat-trapping greenhouse gases.
Jay Lawrimore of the federal government's National Climatic Data Center said his own center's current data suggest 2005 came in a close second to 1998, in part because of how the Arctic was factored in. But he said a forthcoming analysis "will likely show that 2005 is slightly warmer than 1998."
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Learning to Predict Driver Behavior from Observation. Stanford University: Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence; 2017.
Longitudinal study of driver licensing rates among adolescents and young adults with autism spectrum disorder." Autism. 2017:1362361317699586."
Road safety perspectives among employees of a multinational corporation in urban India: local context for global injury prevention." Int J Inj Contr Saf Promot. 2017:1-8."
Trauma-informed Care for Children in the Ambulance: International Survey Among Pre-hospital Providers." European Journal of Psychotraumatology. 2017;8(1)."
Adolescent Cellphone Use While Driving: An Overview of the Literature and Promising Future Directions for Prevention." Media and Communication. 2016;4(3)."
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The latent structure of Acute Stress Disorder symptoms in trauma-exposed children and adolescents." J Child Psychol Psychiatry. 2016;57(11):1308-1316."
Measuring Health Information Dissemination and Identifying Target Interest Communities on Twitter: Methods Development and Case Study of the @SafetyMD Network." JMIR Res Protoc. 2016;5(2):e50."
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Pronounced "kah-chuh-TOR-ee," cacciatore is Italian for "hunter" and represents food prepared "hunter style" with onions, mushrooms, tomatoes and herbs. This recipe version is made easy with the use of the slow cooker.
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I knew you would have a lot of input into this. Thanks for the email w/ phone #, I will give you a call to discuss things like Rhody, material you sent me, and how we should publish it. Most importantly, I want to pick your brain about what we should put into our Angler's Journal.
I really look forward to meeting you and please save some tunoids for me!
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Juro, I made up a "fishing Log" a couple of years ago, I think I used Microsoft's Works. It had the time, date, location, weather, wind, speed, surf, tide, moon, bait seen, bird activity, fish caught, flies used, and what flies caught fish. This program was the second I made. The first was when I was doing some serious trout fishing which I kept faithfully for 3 years. Looking back at it I found that I caught more trout on a Blue dun fly either wet or dry. The data I found was very interesting. Something like 2700 trout in 3 years. It reminded me of a fly I developed which I called "Trouteater" One day using it, I took 12 trout on 12 cast, with rainbows to 5 lbs. I don't know why but I discontinued keeping a record. I should again start the practice. It does help. The only thing that I find is bad is that you get locked in on certain flypatterns, and don't get to try new ones.
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If you could design the ultimate angler's journal, what would it remember for you? Certainly the date, weather, time of day, etc. A record of the catch statistics perhaps. What about hatches? Moon phases? Temperatures?
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Lee County authorities are still investigating a Sunday morning car accident that killed two Saltillo High School students.
Gage Fidram and Jesse Witt, both 17, were killed in a one-vehicle accident on County Road 461 in Saltillo. Both teens were killed when the vehicle struck a tree.
"We sent off for some tests just to find out if there were any contributing factors that may have assisted in the reason for this accident. We should have results this week or next week," said Lee County Sheriff Jim Johnson.
He said said the tests would determine if anything like alcohol was involved, but that these tests are routine.
"It's a preliminary test we do any time there's a fatality," he said. "We do it on all of them. It's mainly for informational purposes and to conclude the investigation."
Meanwhile, the mood is somber at Saltillo High School, counselor Susan Dillard said. Gage, a junior, was a wide receiver on the football team, and Jesse, a senior, was an avid water skier who competed in wakeboard competitions. The two were close friends.
"The were both great kids," Dillard said. "They always had smiles on their faces. They were well liked by the other students, and they lit up a room when they entered it. They loved life."
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give you kudos for doing this, looks good. I still can't FMQ
It looks fantastic.
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Great job. Love the colors! I think you did a great job on the quilting. The quilting in the body of the quilt is nice and evenly spaced and I actually like the straight lines in the border. Nice contrast with the curves in the body quilting.
Lots of stuff can affect the ease of FMQ. Was the other quilt the same pattern? Does this one have more piecing seams? Did the other quilt have a pieced backing (more seams) did you use the same batting? Same thread? Same needle (was it new?)
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I have recently been involved in an easement/encroachment issue with SCE that has left me seriously
frustrated with them.
I am curious if there are more of you out there with similar experiences with SCE planners.
Please only post a reply if it concerns an experience with easements, or an experience with a SCE
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Good luck with this one. If you get in to any lawsuit with them all they do is ignore it as long as possible and they play the waiting game until you give up. They are a horrible company with way too much power. I wish I could share my experience with them but they caused about 120,000 in damage to my house two years ago and are baulking at it. It's still going.
easement is the right to pass over your land. encroachment is not legal. what is it thats going on?
John Hebda (805) 636-2537 (title and property research) was extremely helpful to us on a utility easement issue. He is knowledgeable, thorough, and very responsive.
You should post what the issue is, so that people might be able to offer help. Your post sounds more like you want to form a support group for SCE planner-haters, than get help with your issue. What is the issue? I shall have to make guesses. Have you developed an encroachment into their easement and now they need access? Suck it up and clear out of the easement, that would be your mistake. Is their utility work encroaching on your property outside the easement? Have the easement staked in the area of question, and once verified, draw your sword and go after them. Do you have an ancient and unused easement running through little Johnny's bedroom which was ignored when building, and now you want to get SCE to release interest in it? Talk to an attorney, and try to get a different contact to work with at SCE. What else...
Can't help you if we don't know what the issue is. Please explain clearly and with factual details.
I used to have a telephone pole in my backyard and never had a problem over it. Then again, I never had other designs on that part of the property so I guess I was never a problem to SCE over their pole and tensioning wires. I realized my property rights are trumped by the public utility's need to deliver services to the entire community.
All this makes me wonder what you're doing that has you butting heads over the issue of easements for the public good and the ensuing encroachment, for private reasons not spelled out here, on such easements.
BTW smart meters are so dumb they can't even boil an egg, much less burn toast or make coffee.
We had an issue when we were adding onto our home in Goleta. They decided at the last minute we had to go underground with all our utilities. The pole is in the neighbors yard up the hill from our home. We had to call dig alert, dig down around and under the the pole down and under a 4 foot retaining wall and back up through our yard. Very costly expense. On top of that SCE charged us $1200 just to have a planner come out and inform us to dig it ourselves. They never even marked it. This is after we had poured foundation, framed and sheer walled. Good luck. Once SCE gets a bug up their you know what you have to "oblige" them..all at YOUR cost! Oh and now the pole is loose and tilted and they could care less. It's a transformer pole too!
OP - how can we offer you any help without details?
Second the referral of John Hebda, he's a good guy.
OP here.We have a permitted city of SB set of plans for a new home, which means that SCE had to sign off for a new meter after reviewing the plans prior to issuance. The plans clearly showed the recorded 5' easement (the SCE pole is centered in this easement), our surveyor and title company confirmed this.30 days into the project, and just a day before footings were to poured, an SCE planner came on site, and then sent an email to the city of SB, instructing to cease construction due to what they claimed was an additional 5' easement that "somehow was not recorded on title", even though the title company and the surveyor sent them notice that they were wrong.This phase of the battle cost us 31 days delay, until they finally came back and agreed that they would allow us to build as planned, and city permit approved, as long as we submitted an application for encroachment. They were still claiming the additional 5' because "we always have ten foot easements".In order to submit this application, we needed to prepare a site map depicting this encroachment, but again had no documents to prepare them with. SCE spent the last 90 days shuffling between their ROW (right of way) department, several planners, legal, real estate departments, etc., and after more than four months of this have agreed to prepare the encroachment documents themselves. I still do know what will be delivered to us, or how they plan on creating this without some sort of supporting documentation, but assume they will draft something up referring to "prescriptive rights". Even with prescriptive rights, using the drip line of the closest high voltage wire, we are still outside of this line.We called SCE on 11/9 to inspect the new meter/panel location so we could energize the new house. They would not approve until the encroachment permit was issued, and all total now we have lost over 52 days of construction because of their claim.I just received an email yesterday stating that they have finally determined that the title company was correct and that they do not have claim to this additional 5'.I will post again once I see these documents promised from SCE next week.The construction business is hard enough without stuff like this.In a free market system, why do we tolerate these monopolies?
Only 52 days? You got off easy .We built a house 4 years ago and if you added up delays from city and fire and power and...we could probably count 6 months of lost production.We crossed all of our t's and dotted our i's before we ever submitted,but the city or utilities inspectors dont have jobs unless they can create controversy.
I would never agree in writing to them having any easement that is not recorded. That company is getting pretty close to committing actionable wrongdoing. Claiming that they have a right that they do not have, interfering improperly with your plans, costing you money. Time to lay hardball with them, IMHO. Years ago I came home from work to find a hole dug in my front yard. No prior notice. I discovered that SCE planned to put in a pole. I put a sign next to the hole stating that they were trespassing, cease and desist, etc. and went to work. Next day a crew was inspecting my sign. SCE claimed they had an easement. They had no easement. They claimed that it was in the street right of way. I told them to do a survey to prove that. Next day they had another way to deal with their need for a pole. Might have helped that I am a lawyer. I would not put up with it for a minute.
You allowed this to happen to yourself. I would not have stopped construction. There was no physical reason to stop work. You had the facts and the law on your side but you allowed a monopolistic for-profit company to run you around. No wonder amerika is in the crapper. Citizens don't bother to know their rights or stick up for them. You could try to sue sce and the city for "taking" your property even if it was temporary. They made a false claim to a five foot wide strip of your property. Get a small claims court judgement and take it off your electric bill. The building department is there to assist people to build their legally allowable development. If they stood in your way after you demonstrated sce's claim to be incorrect, you have a case against them too. Good luck, probably best to move on, life lesson for you and your general contractor.
401 - the situation sucks, but your advice sucks more and should not be taken seriously. First, it is nearly impossible to take a company like SCE to small claims, as they have legal duties to have proper legal representation in court so they must move jurisdiction to Superior court as step one, making you scramble for a lawyer and costing you time and money. Second, if you violate a stop work order on your own authority without proper legal actions you can lose your permits, be required to restore the property to the original state before being allowed to pull new permits, and be denied an occupancy permit if you take it to its conclusion. The OP needs the advice of a lawyer, not a loudmouth (though the two are often related).
It appears that you were intimidated into the delay.
There is no easement if it wasn't recorded, even if one had been planned by SCE and previous owners. And if an easement existed, your survey or title search would have uncovered it. If your title insurance company missed it, they are on the hook for the financial damages caused by that error.
Without an easement, you have no encroachment into their easement. So to file for an encroachment permit only gives more credibility to their specious claim.
Hiring an attorney at day 1 would have helped you a lot. But unfortunately it also would have cost you a lot. And, while it is true that attorneys are almost never allowed to represent a party in small claims court, 410's advice that SCE could unilaterally move a small claims action to superior court is questionable. They would probably attempt to do so to make it too costly for you to proceed. But that is precisely why scc exists; to allow for small plaintiffs to have a chance where they couldn't afford to pursue a superior court action.
Also be prepared, if you aren't already, for the requirement to underground your service line from the SCE pole to your house service panel.
Good luck in the rest of this battle against the corporate and government bureaucrats!
To the OP...Free Market system? In our country? Since when?
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I was going to mention balance is also a key aspect of wading safely. Being able to recover when your foot slips to a new position and keep your balance could save you from getting flushed down river. Tai Chi or Yoga can help with core strength and balance tremendously. Ice skating is pretty good too.
Physical strength alone is not enough in my opinion. Both provide some other benefits, Hot Yoga like Baron Baptiste's is amazing for energy development and increase range of motion in addition to improved balance. The heat along with stretching can help improve range of motion from old injuries in a significant way.
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|Chromedome,The machine you are using is the one I am talking about.Usualy there is a pin that you place in a hole of the amount of weight you wish to use.Take it out,move you legs so you see two holes in the rod that goes through the stack of weights.Then, put the pin in the desired spot in the weight rack.This will allow your leg position to be less than 90 degrees at the beginning position.This reduces the strain on the knee joint but does not deminish the ability to build all the supporting muscles.It is the same principle that should be deployed on the leg press.Never go down to 90 degrees.Too much pressure on the joint.BTW,my injured knee is as good as ever.Little less extension and a numb area,but never any pain and never think about it except that how amazed I am that I never have to think about it!Beau
Whatever your exercise regime, its important to work with your physician and trainer which sounds like the case. In addition to specific exercises to build lower body strength, a really important area not to neglect is overall "core" conditioning. This is the group of muscles that include the abs, obliques, lower back etc. In terms of balance and overall stability, this group of muscles play in equally important role, maybe even more so than the lower body.
Talk to your trainer about working some core training exercises into the routine. In general exercising the core involves challenging your balance - so the exercises you described in the original (leg raise & balance) post falls into that category. They will really help. Another great one is doing crunches on a swiss ball.
Good luck!
Thanks for your input and I'm sorry to hear about your injury. A google search tells me it involved the upper knee area. I forgot to mention probably the most important aspect of my problem which is knee problems presumably due to arthritis. So your comment about knee protection is particularly valuable. The one gym exercise I do is very close, I believe, to what you are doing with that leg lift. On sitting in the chair I put my lower legs under a cylindrical cushion and the object is to lift that cushion. I go with more reps (15) rather than emphasize more weight to go easy on the knees. Right now I'm up to 110 pounds on the weight stack but don't try to push it in terms of increasing weight, only increasing weight if it seems relatively easy. There is adjustment to raise or lower the cushion and to adjust the position of the knees wrt the rest of the machine. I'm not sure what you mean by the pins and hole gaps etc. and your machine must be somewhat different. The second of the two machine exercises I mentioned earlier involves just the opposite movement where a cushion is under the lower legs and I have to push it down. While I do feel stress in my knees with both exercises, I feel that by going easy I'm not hurting anything. Something else you may wish to know (and to shorten the story) is that glucosamine condroitin has been like a wonder drug for my knees and back since it rebuilds the cartilage in joint areas. You may have read that the medical profession has pooh poohed its use but I think that why it works so well for me is that I'm also on a hefty supplement regimen that acts to give the glucosamine a boost. Like I said its too early to tell how much the exercise is helping but I do think I'm seeing some improvement. Even if its all in my head at this point, I'll take it .
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|I have had really strong legs all my life because of a lot of weight work.I do the leg press[which you cant do now].But,of more benefit[IMHO]are the leg lifts .The ones where you sit and the cuhsioned pad is across your shin,or shins, and you straighten your leg upward.That one got me throught yrs of basketball and skiing without ever having a enjury that resulted in any swelling of the knee.The key to not hurting your knee while doing this exercise is to lift the weight without the pin in a hole and put the pin in where it results in a gap of two holes.Less stress on the knee joint and still builds the muscle.2 1/2 yrs ago I was hit by a snowboarder which resulted in compression fracture of my right patilla plateau.Six bolts and plate now have taken up residence.I had complete atrophy of my strong legs.Once we got the range of motion close to normal this exercise worked miracles.When I started I could barely do it without any weight vs at times pre injury when I banged out the stack plus hanging on extra 25lb .This is the most important exercise in my life for my legs.EXCEPT-nothing beats wading in a rocky river.One year was preparing for a sheep hunt.A week on the lower Dean was the best thing I did!However the lift would be perfect for you because the bottom of the foot is not involved.Beau
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I have never been a strong wader, seldom venturing out into the deeper or faster flows I've seen others tackle. Now the situation is even worse as I'm past middle age and have had two foot surgeries (bunions) that have decreased my balance. I try to get to the gym 3 times a week and sometime achieve that. During my work out I've included some exercises to build leg strength and hopefully improve my balance. Before the last surgery I was doing leg presses which I think are very good. Post surgery I've replaced the leg press with two leg exercises that do not involve the recently repaired foot since I still think it needs to heal more. On top of that (and all this is on the advice of a trainer at the gym), I do an exercise where you hold a dumbell in one hand then pivot the top part of the body forward and down while bringing the opposite leg back and up. The moving body parts are held in a straight line as I pivot about the waist keeping the dumbell straight down. I also try to balance on a balance board. Its too early to know if these are helping me but I'd be interested if others of you have taken measures to improve your wading ability and what you've learned. I might mention that when wadeability is a major concern I use Simms breathable stocking foots and aquasteath wading boots which gives me the best support as near as I've been able to determine.
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As far as the leave it command, if the poison birds were as far off line as in the video there's not much need for a leave it command and I too would train the dog without that command. However in American AA stakes the line to the blind is down wind and only off line a few yards. I hear the command used often in the field trial world. I like to teach the leave it command while I'm force fetching/hold. I use "leave it" when I take the dummy. This does translate over to the poison bird blind or secondary selection over time if done properly. So Bon, rest assured the command is still alive and well!
On a second note, the water portion of that video, if the handler were to use NO VERBAL BACKS, just silent angle backs, do you all think he would get better direction change and possibly do that blind with half the whistles? Or not?


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Stereotyping, jumping to conclusions, making assumptions -- call it what you want, we all do it. So, when you hear 52 years, you might think a lot of things, but consecutive years for a Jeep event likely isn't at the top of that list. But that's just the event we went to the first weekend of March 2014 to the 52nd annual Tierra Del Sol Desert Safari, or TDS for short. For years it was held in the Truckhaven Hills near the Salton Sea in Southern California, and while many still camp and wheel in that area, the official event is now held just a few miles south of there at the Ocotillo Wells State Vehicular Recreation Area.
Don't get too hung up on the dates if you want to go; just look at your calendar and find the first weekend in March (not counting Friday) of pretty much any year -- just like it has been for the last 52 years. Then mark off Friday, Saturday, and Sunday as the official days of the event. While some come in as early as the Monday before, it really isn't until Thursday that many come in, and many stay until Monday.
Uncharacteristically, Southern California was blanketed in a storm system this year that threatened to drop rain Thursday through Saturday and turned some people away. But those of us that braved the weather saw almost zero precipitation. While the mountains to the east blocked the rain, they didn't block the wind, and Friday was among the windiest days we've seen out there at TDS, with Friday afternoon being especially brutal. That said, as is normal for Southern California, it was in the 70s during the day, and when the wind slowed down, it was a great time for all.
Here's how the weekend shakes down for most people who attend:
Friday: If you showed up on Thursday for the Tierra Del Sol Desert Safari, it's wheeling time! If you just got in on Friday, it's time to set up camp. At the same time, there is tech inspection until 10 p.m., registration and raffle materials to pick up, and you can even walk around the vendor's area -- that is, if you aren't too busy wheeling.
Saturday: Tierra Del Sol Desert Safari Tech inspection opens back up at 5 a.m., and the official run kicks off at 8 a.m., so you should be in line and ready to go before then. The official runs obviously feature wheeling, but there are also cool points of interest pointed out such as where movies filmed certain scenes, what outlaws hung out there, strange things like phone booths and pumpkin patches, and more. Saturday night brings the raffle where about $102,000 worth of prizes were given away and is capped off with a fireworks spectacular.
Sunday: Most people take off Sunday, but if you do stay, the obstacle course is open, there is a smaller run for more hardcore vehicles, and of course, wheeling anywhere in Ocotillo is still open. Plenty of people stay through Monday up in the Truckhaven Hills too.
This year, the club had over 1,500 registered attendees, which is up from last year's 1,404. By comparison, the 50th anniversary of the Tierra Del Sol Desert Safari had 1,768 registered attendees, and until bad weather was forecast, this year was on track to beat even that.


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Dem Senators came back... there will be a vote in WI today. Hope they had enough time to hash it out...
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The more I hear about what was going on in WI, the less I approved of it. I can understand asking public workers to take pay more for benefits and retirement. However, this bill would also permanently remove the unions' ability to collectively bargain on wages and benefits. There is no cost savings to that, so why is it part of the bill? This is simply a move to break the union, regardless of Walker's claims to the contrary. Also, Walker attempted to force the bill through in 4 days so that few people would have a chance to look at it, understand the ramifications of it, or voice any objection to it. After the uproar on this forum over what was perceived as Obama's attempt to ram a healthcare reform bill down our throats, you would think the same people wouldn't be eager to see the same type of thing happen again in WI.
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