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The University: One of the largest independent institutions of higher learning in the state, Friends University is a successful and growing independent university located just west of downtown Wichita, in the heart of Kansas. The University's 56-acre main campus is located in a park-like setting in a quiet residential community. In addition to the main campus in Wichita, the University operates permanent centers in the state's capital city, Topeka and in Lenexa, a suburb of greater Kansas City, as well as in numerous outreach sites across the state.
The University currently serves 2,200 students. Classes are small, ranging in size from as few as 10 to a maximum of 50. The student population is diverse, representing a variety of cultures, backgrounds, ages and states.
The city of Wichita combines the benefits of an urban center with a small-city feel. The metro area of some 500,000 persons offers rich opportunities to experience the arts, music, theater, education, sports, world-class restaurants and excellent shopping. The cost of living is well below the national average. In July 2006, CNN/Money and Money magazine ranked Wichita ninth of 10 in U.S. big cities in which to live and in 2008, MSN Real Estate ranked Wichita first on its list of affordable "best, livable cities." In June 2009, Wichita was recognized for the fourth time as an "All American City." Wichita is rich both in the breadth of its arts communities and in corporate support for the arts.
Founded in 1898, by the Society of Friends, Friends University provides a welcoming and supportive environment for both traditional and adult students. In the 1930s, governance of the University was vested in an independent Board of Trustees and the University now operates in an amicable but independent relationship with the founding denomination. The University's Quaker/Christian heritage continues to shape its ethos, values and mission. Long known for the excellence of its programs in the fine and performing arts, the University has gained an excellent reputation for the quality of its academic programs as well as for its more professionally oriented programs such as business and education.
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"The Presidential Search Committee for the 14th President of Friends University has been assembled, is confirmed, and is now finalized. We are about to embark on the fulfillment of a calling that will shape our university for generations to come.
Unlike past search committees, which have been evenly formed between Trustees and University Constituents, we have sought the inclusion of leaders from our state's business community — persons removed from intimacy with our campus, yet committed to our larger mission and individually motivated by Christian discipline. We believe our committee will serve the interests of students and faculty, draw notice of worthy presidential candidates, and most importantly, honor the work of Christ and His Kingdom."
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Dr. John Lewis is President and Partner of Wichita Dental Group, PA and received his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Northwestern University. He holds a BA degree in Biology from Earlham College, Richmond, IN. He has been on the Friends University Board of Trustees since 2002 and Chair since 2013. He has been Chair of the Sedgwick County Board of Health, a National Delegate for the Christian Medical and Dental Associations and a leader in the Kansas Chamber of Commerce.
Craig A. Bay's personal mission statement is "Seek not to be great, but be a part of great things." Currently, he is a Customer Advocate for NetApp, Inc. Bay is the Regional Commissioner for the American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO), is on the Friends University Board of Trustees, a member of the Special Olympics Game Management Team and serves on the Advisory Council for the Wichita Children's Home. Previous endeavors include work with United Methodist Open Door, United Way of the Plains, Leadership Wichita and the Friends University Alumni Advisory Board.
Fred Berry is Chairman Emeritus of Berry Companies, Inc. after retiring in 2013. He founded Berry Tractor & Equipment Co. in 1957 and, in 1970, expansion led to changing the name to Berry Companies, Inc. Berry has extensive experience on the board of directors of many companies, including Wesley Medical Center, the Institute of Logopedics (now Heartspring), United Way, Bank Four and the Wichita Chamber of Commerce. He was involved in the founding of the Wichita Community Foundation and a long time member of the Wichita State Foundation Advisory Board. Berry is also an Elder and active member of Eastminster Presbyterian Church and co-founder and board member of the Eastminster Foundation.
Robert K. Casper is the President, founder, owner, and member of Ethanol Products, LLC (dba Poet Ethanol Products) and has served in this capacity since the Company's formation in May, 2000. He holds a B.A. degree in Biology from Trinity University San Antonio, Tx. received in 1977. In addition to Ethanol Products, LLC he is currently on the boards of Poet, LCC and its various affiliates, Growth Energy, and the Apprentice Institute located at Friends University in Wichita, KS. Mr. Casper has been on the boards of various Koch Industries companies, Western Plains Energy LLC, and various local charitable organizations.
Randy Doerksen is the Vice President of Administration and Finance at Friends University and an alumnus, receiving both his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Business Administration from Friends in 1981 and 1992, respectively. He currently serves on the Wichita Historic Preservation Board, and the Highland Springs Homeowners Association Board and has previously served as a Board and Finance Committee Member for Prairie View, Inc., a Treasurer for Little Lambs Preschool, and in many capacities for USD 259. He is a Senior Affiliate Consultant for Doerksen Consulting, LLC.
Lynn Ghormley is an Alumna of Friends University, graduating with a Bachelor's in Music Education in 1977. She received her Master's in Music Education in 1983 from Wichita State University. She spent much of her career as a music educator at both Circle District USD 375 in Towanda, Ks. and Central Christian Academy in Wichita, Ks. She also served as the Choir Director for Benton United Methodist Church from 1980 to 2011. She is a former member of the Board of Directors for Kansas Christian Ashram, former Chair of the Benton United Methodist Church Missions Committee and member of the Administrative Board.
Leatha Hein is co-owner of Hein Lawn Service, Inc. and a member of the Friends University Board of Trustees. She is a graduate of Friends University with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. She was Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Kansas Yearly Meeting, and was on the Stewardship Board of Northridge Friends Church. She also served Northridge Friends Church on the Spiritual Life Board, the Christian Education Board and as a past Elder.
Dr. Cliff Loesch has served as the Pastor of University Friends Church since 1994 and has served in various positions on the General Board for Friends United Meeting for the past 15 years. He received a Bachelor of Music from Friends University in 1979, a Master of Divinity from Fuller Theological Seminary in 1984 and a Doctor of Ministry from Drew University in 1993.
Jana McKay Mullen is co-owner of Casado-McKay, Inc. and has been a member of the Friends University Board of Trustees since 2012. She graduated from Friends University with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1987 and served as a Friends University Volleyball Coach from 1987 to 1992, becoming the Head Volleyball Coach in 1989. She volunteers at the Lord's Diner and Crossroads Friends Church and has served as a board member for Valley Center Recreation, Board of Zoning Appeals of Sedgwick County, Sedgwick County Committee Board for Kansas Coliseum Evaluation, and Camp Quaker Haven.
Steve Neu is the Chair of Staff Assembly and Media Services Technology Coordinator for Friends University and an Alumnus. He graduated in 2013 with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems. He volunteers his technical services at his church and serves as a mentor in both technical skills and Christian living for students who want to learn.
Dr. Carole R. Obermeyer is the Vice President of Student Affairs at Friends University and has spent a lifetime advancing higher education and charitable causes. She holds a Ph.D. in Higher and Adult Education from the University of Missouri-Columbia, received in 1989. Obermeyer has served in a number of positions throughout her career, including Chair of the Board for the United Way of Central Florida, Board of Directors for the Rape Crisis Network in South Carolina, Executive Board member for the South Carolina Women in Higher Education Administration, accreditation visitation team member for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, State Chair for the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators in South Carolina, and President, President Elect and Treasurer for the South Carolina College Personnel Association.
David Rogers is a Juris Doctor and Partner with Foulston, Siefkin, LLP and currently serves as a member of the Board of Trustees for Trinity Academy. He graduated with a B.A. in English Literature from the University of Kansas in 1987. He is a former President of the Advisory Board for the Salvation Army, and former member of the boards of Fellowship of Christian Athletes, HopeNet, Music Theater of Wichita, Eastminster Presbyterian Church and Wichita Festivals, Inc.
Dr. Patrick J. Sehl, Jr. is the University Chaplain and Director of Campus Ministries for Friends University. He is an Alumnus of Friends University, receiving a Bachelor of Arts in Religion and Philosophy in 1996. He received his Master's of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary in 1999 and his Doctor of Ministry in Semiotics and Future Studies from George Fox University in May of 2014.
Dr. Karyn Turla is Tenured, Full Professor of Biology at Friends University, Director of the Health Sciences program and the Faculty Senate Chair. She received her Ph.D. in Physiology with an emphasis in Renal Physiology from the University of Michigan Medical School in 1992 and post-doctoral training from Dartmouth Medical School in both Physiology and Immunology from 1992 to 1996. Previously, she served on the ACUBE Editorial Board.


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Terry Pierce - There's more to life than football
Published: 16 Aug 2010 - 10:49:50
As I headed home from another defeat last Tuesday evening, listening to everyone moan about a Carling Cup exit on the local radio phone-in, a bad start to the campaign after making the play-offs last year seemed pretty important.
I then jumped on-line for some post-match reaction, and was suddenly faced with the news that Adam Stansfield had lost his battle against cancer, and football didn't really matter anymore.
Ask anyone that had the pleasure of meeting Adam and they'll all say the same thing - he was a thoroughly nice guy. In the sporting world of massive egos - at every level - Adam was a throwback. He had time for everyone, and didn't feel as if he was owed anything. Instead he worked hard for every single minute of his playing career.
He had entered the professional game late and, because of that, he seemed to cherish every moment of doing something he loved. I had the pleasure of watching him on a number of occasions, and what he lacked in talent he more than made up for in passion and humility.
I remember Exeter making the trip to Swindon at the back end of last season, on a Monday evening, and it was the first game after Stanno had been diagnosed.
The party line then was that he hoped to be fit for the new season following an operation, and that the diagnosis was positive. He even turned up for pre-season training in July, which summed up his character.
However, his condition deteriorated quickly, making his passing even more tragic. A measure of the man could be seen across the West Country in the days following his death, with fans from his former clubs Yeovil and Hereford mourning his passing while messages of condolence have flooded in from across the game.
On Saturday afternoon, both clubs paid tribute to their former striker, while Exeter postponed their scheduled fixture as a mark of respect.
Adam was just 31, and leaves wife Marie and three young children. He will be sorely missed by everyone connected to Exeter City and the wider West Country footballing community.
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Continuing on my "neat SP1 list"....
There are a lot of new niftyola fixes\features, and one of them is the new Credential Roaming feature otherwise known as Digital Identity Management Service or (DIMS)
One note here - it does require a schema extension, but it does not require a particular Forest functional level or Domain functional level. On the client side - only Windows 2003 SP1 clients are supported. DIMS may be ported to W2k and XP but for now it is 2k3 Sp1 only.
1. The LDF file is on the link below - there is no LDF file in the service pack itself.
2. When you use the ldifde command to import you need to use the -c switch like so:
ldifde -i -f dimsroam.ldf -c "DC=X" "DC=SPatsDomain,DC=com" -v
Where DC=SPatsDomain,DC=com is the name of my Forest.
Once you extended the schema and imported the ADM file (see the documentation) you can then manage your users via Group Policy.
NOTE: If you get some errors on ldif import or ADM import let me know - there were some problems with the first ones posted but they should be fixed.
So then the real question is.. What does all that stuff in the read box mean?
And why do we even care?
Lets tackle the second question first:
Anyone who has tried to manage crypto data for users on multiple machines, will appreciate this new feature.
In order to understand why, we need to discuss DPAPI – or the data protection API's, a little bit.
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When the User (via some application like EFS etc..) calls into the crypto subsystem to encrypt data the first time, we will create what is called a Master Key. This master key is used to create a session key which is used to encrypt the private data as a result of our call to CryptProtectData (for example). FYI the master key is encrypted via 3DES and a key derived from the users current password.
Now, we need some place to store this data and we chose to use the user's profile. This is still secure since all the data is had via knowing the users password. It would be neat if we could use a smartcard to store it ..
Anyway, we will expire these Master keys and generate new ones every once in while – we never ever actually delete any of them or you would lose access to data encrypted (indirectly) via that particular Master Key.
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Lets take an common scenario for EFS.
Bob uses EFS to encrypt confidential data on MachineA. The public key of the EFS cert is used to encrypt the data (actually the FEK) and then when he needs to decrypt the encrypted file we pull out our private key (which was indirectly encrypted via the users local master key) , decrypt the FEK, use that to decrypt the file and we are good to go. Keep in mind that the users keys (Master , cert keys etc..) are local to that machine.
Now, he logs on to machine #2 and encrypts some data – he gets a NEW master key, new cert and a whole new profile to manage and make sure nothing happens to, or he loses access to his data forever (we wont touch the DRA or KRA stuff here)
There are also more complex scenarios, like shared encrypted files between users, or remote EFS.
How would one prevent this? Well - before SP1 and DIMS one would have to use roaming profiles - but not anymore :o)
If he had had a roaming profile, then EFS would have used the same set of keys on both machine and we would be OK. But, many companies don't use roaming profiles and honestly don't even think of this scenario as a reason to start using them. Plus roaming profiles can create their own set of problems we won't even get into.
So with this new feature called DIMS - our keys roam with the user.. this is great!
Lets look at some of the data we added to our schema and how it relates to what we have discussed.
• All master key files. There can be multiple master key files. New master key files can be created every 90 days by the domain. Master key files must be maintained and roamed in perpetuity.
• The Preferred file that specifies the master key to be used for encryption. This attribute is updated every time a new master key is created.
Looking over this post, it is a bit long winded and I don't have time to hit it all today.. so I'll have to continue this in another post.
Until then – take a look at SP1 and http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windowsserver2003/library/ServerHelp/633d4258-557a-4bfc-86e1-bb30265f52b4.mspx
I have 2003 with SP II. I saved above contents as CredentialRoaming.adm using notepad. However when I add this as template an error is thrown at 2 line.
Error 62 corresponding string was not found in the [strings] section
found: !dms
File cannot be loaded.
any suggestion?
It has something to do with the carriage returns on the lines
Go to the first 3 lines and delete the space at the end and hit return.
Then also the lines:
DIMS="Certificate Services Client"
And do the same thing - it should load then
I have to decrypt the AD attribute ms-PKI-AccountCredentials contents. Do I need to always use DAPI calls or is there any other go? (Say some cryptographic algorithmic steps)
My requirment is something like this:
I would like to download user private keys/public kyes on a device and use. Device will contact AD server and get ms-PKI-DPAPIMasterKey and ms-PKI-AccountCredentials etc. How do I go about decrypting the binary blob to get private key of user?
Im not aware of any way to pull down those contents and use them directly - they are used via the internals of DPAPI. There may be a method - but ive never seen someone directly manipulate the Master Key(s)
That is the Shiznit SpatDSG!!! Works like a charm.
No where on the Internet can that template be found!
Later more updated ADM :
KEYNAME "Software\Policies\Microsoft\Cryptography\AutoEnrollment"
POLICY !!DIMSCredentialRoaming
EXPLAIN !!DIMSCredentialRoaming_Explain
VALUENAME "DIMSRoaming"
PART !!DIMSCredentialRoaming_Vista TEXT
PART !!DIMSCredentialRoaming_Vista_Explain TEXT
PART !!DIMSCredentialRoaming_Box TEXT
PART !!DIMSCredentialRoaming_TombstoneValue NUMERIC REQUIRED
VALUENAME "DIMSRoamingTombstoneDays"
PART !!DIMSCredentialRoaming_MaxNumTokens NUMERIC REQUIRED
VALUENAME "DIMSRoamingMaxNumTokens"
PART !!DIMSCredentialRoaming_MaxTokenSize NUMERIC REQUIRED
VALUENAME "DIMSRoamingMaxTokenSize"
DIMSCredentialRoaming_Explain="NOTE: If you want to configure Credential Roaming on a Windows Vista client, then don't use this policy. Instead use the Group Policy that is natively included in Windows Vista. \n\nThis policy setting specifies the behavior for user Credential Roaming.\n\nUser certificates and keys will be roamed and synchronized between the local user profile on the desktop and the user object in Active Directory when a user logs on interactively. \n\nIf you enable this policy setting, all X.509 certificates, keys, and enrollment requests will be uploaded and synchronized with the user object in Active Directory. You should also enable folder exclusion policies for roaming user profiles to avoid any conflicts in the use of multiple roaming technologies.\n\nIf this policy is enabled, then the Application Data folder should not be redirected using the Folder Redireciton technology. \n\nIf you disable this policy setting, all future synchronization and roaming will cease, but no keys or certificates will be deleted from the local user profile or Active Directory user object.\n\nIf you do not configure this policy setting, user certificate and key roaming will not be performed.\n\nNote: Folder exclusion policy settings may be configured in the user profiles section of the System administrative template.\n\n"
DIMSCredentialRoaming="Credential Roaming"
DIMSCredentialRoaming_Vista="NOTE: Not for environments with Vista clients."
DIMSCredentialRoaming_Vista_Explain="See Explain tab for more details."
DIMSCredentialRoaming_Box="Specific Credential Roaming settings:"
DIMSCredentialRoaming_TombstoneValue="Maximum tombstone credentials lifetime in days:"
DIMSCredentialRoaming_MaxNumTokens="Maximum number of roaming credentials per user:"
DIMSCredentialRoaming_MaxTokenSize="Maximum size (in bytes) of a roaming credential:"
I'm having a problem with DIMS on my XP SP3 computers that I'm trying to use a device called an NComputing X300. What it does is extends the host machine to up to 3 more workstations per card you install (up to 2 cards per host computer). DIMS causes Winlogon to terminate on every other logon, and so far the only solution to this problem has been to delete the dimsntfy key from the registry (if you really want to find this key, just find, don't want to post this and have people just randomly deleting stuff).
So I thought, maybe using this ADM would be the alternative. Here's my problem though, I can make the DIMS.adm file and import it into my Administrative Templates, but if you set it to Disabled, it just stays at Not Configured. If you set it to Enabled, it properly changes its state, and then setting to Disabled again says Not Configured. Never saw anything like this.
Any ideas on what I should do? I'd very much like to disable DIMS on these machines (or possibly fix the source of the problem!) but as of yet, deleting from the registry is the only "fix".


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The UNLSA invites all members to come along to the Welcome to Semester BBQ, which will be a great way to grab a feed and catch with friends, or make new ones!
The BBQ will held in the McMullin Courtyard on Thursday 5 March, Week 2 from 11am – 1pm. The UNLSA will be providing members with free sausage sandwiches and drinks, with a vegan option available. We look forward to seeing you there!
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23 skidoo (sometimes 23 skiddoo) is an American slang phrase popularized during the early 20th century, first attested before World War I and becoming popular during the 1920s. It generally refers to leaving quickly, being forced to leave quickly by someone else, or taking advantage of a propitious opportunity to leave, that is, "getting [out] while the getting's good." The exact origin of the phrase is uncertain.
23 skidoo has been described as "perhaps the first truly national fad expression and one of the most popular fad expressions to appear in the U.S," to the extent that "Pennants and arm-bands at shore resorts, parks, and county fairs bore either [23] or the word 'Skiddoo'."[1]
Although there are a number of stories suggesting the possible origin of the phrase, none has been universally accepted.[citation needed]
The word skidoo, used by itself as a noun denoting a supposed bringer of bad luck, is attested in the early 1910s, in P.G. Wodehouse's Psmith, Journalist.[2] It appeared in newspapers as early as 1906.[3]
Perhaps the most widely known story of the origin of the expression concerns the area around the triangular-shaped Flatiron Building at Madison Square in New York City. The building is located on 23rd Street at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and Broadway, and, because of the shape of the building, winds swirl around it. During the early 1900s, groups of men would allegedly gather to watch women walking by have their skirts blown up, revealing legs, which were seldom seen publicly at that time. Local constables, when sometimes telling such groups of men to leave the area, were said to be "giving them the 23 Skidoo".[4]
It is at a triangular site where Broadway and Fifth Avenue—the two most important streets of New York—meet at Madison Square, and because of the juxtaposition of the streets and the park across the street, there was a wind-tunnel effect here. In the early twentieth century, men would hang out on the corner here on Twenty-third Street and watch the wind blowing women's dresses up so that they could catch a little bit of ankle. This entered into popular culture and there are hundreds of postcards and illustrations of women with their dresses blowing up in front of the Flatiron Building. And it supposedly is where the slang expression "23 skidoo" comes from because the police would come and give the voyeurs the 23 skidoo to tell them to get out of the area.[5]
An early nickelodeon movie, What Happened on Twenty-third Street, which dates from 1901, shows a woman's skirt being lifted by the updraft from a ventilation grate, exposing her knees.[6]
However, the slang expression "23" was already in use before the Flatiron Building was built (1902), and Webster's New World Dictionary derives skiddoo (with two d's) as probably from skedaddle, meaning "to leave", with an imperative sense.
In 1899, popular slang author George Ade explained the meaning of the new slang "twenty-three" in The Washington Post dated October 22:
By the way, I have come upon a new piece of slang within the past two months and it has puzzled me. I just heard it from a big newsboy who had a 'stand' on a corner. A small boy with several papers under his arm had edged up until he was trespassing on the territory of the other. When the big boy saw the small one he went at him in a threatening manner and said: 'Here! Here! Twenty-three! Twenty-three!' The small boy scowled and talked under his breath, but he moved away. A few days after that I saw a street beggar approach a well-dressed man, who might have been a bookmaker or horseman, and try for the usual 'touch'. The man looked at the beggar in cold disgust and said: 'Aw, twenty-three!' I could see that the beggar didn't understand it any better than I did. I happened to meet a man who tries to 'keep up' on slang and I asked the meaning of 'Twenty-three!' He said it was a signal to clear out, run, get away. In his opinion it came from the English race tracks, twenty-three being the limit on the number of horses allowed to start in one race. I don't know that twenty-three is the limit. But his theory was that 'twenty-three' means that there was no longer any reason for waiting at the post. It was a signal to run, a synonym for the Bowery boy's 'On your way!'. Another student of slang said the expression originated in New Orleans at the time an attempt was made to rescue a Mexican embezzler who had been arrested there and was to be taken back to his own country. Several of his friends planned to close in upon the police officer and prisoner as they were passing in front of a business block which had a wide corridor running through to another block. They were to separate the officer from the prisoner and then, when one of them shouted 'Twenty-three,' the crowd was to scatter in all directions, and the prisoner was to run back through the corridor, on the chance that the officer would be too confused to follow the right man. The plan was tried and it failed, but 'twenty-three' came into local use as meaning 'Get away, quick!' and in time it spread to other cities. I don't vouch for either of these explanations. But I do know that 'twenty-three' is now a part of the slangy boy's vocabulary.
However, the number 23 and the word skidoo were already associated with bad luck at least as early as 1899, as seen in this quotation describing an expedition of the Maine Press Club:
The night was spent at Caribou where we arrived late and on the following morning were shown over the town in autos. The little party was here joined by a bunch of late comers bringing the number up to the skidoo hoodoo – 23.[7]
In an episode of Popeye the Sailor Man (1954), called Taxi-Turvy, Olive asks Popeye to take her to 23 Skidoo Street. "23 Skidoo Street, driver."[21]
Aleister Crowley in The Book of Lies (ca. 1912~13) titled Chapter 23 as Skidoo with the following comment: "23" and "Skidoo" are American words meaning "Get out".
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The CT 41 built by Ta Chiao Bros. of Taiwan is a traditional style full keel blue water cruiser that was imitated by many lesser yards. The true CTs are strong, safe passage makers that are also comfortable liveaboard vessels. The quality of workmanship is very high and the Ta Chiao yard is still building fine yard but this particular model was discontinued. Strong ketch rig which is easily handled by a couple, abundant storage space on deck and below, separate stall shower,large u-shaped galleys and u-shaped dinettes (in some layouts), and great engine access and beautiful sold teak interiors all contribute to a design that works well off-shore or at the dock or anchor. A quick way to tell if a boat is a CT or imitation is the cabin design -cabin tops on CTs "step down" once - the imitators "step down" then back up.
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La Mouette, a CT41 cutter rigged ketch, is a full keel heavy displacement
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lot of boat for the money
get one without teak decks
Zac Brown:
Since my CT 41 was ordered as a bare shell, the original owner (colin Hempsal of the west vancouver yacht club) did the fit out and avoided CT's famous shortcomings as listed by others below (leaking teak decks and black iron tanks). Also the wood trim at the trunk cabin deck interface was removed when new and glass-reinforced to avoid rot and separation. I am very happy Moon Island Never had treak decks.
Sailing a CT 41: Bill Garden got a lot of things right when he penned the CT 41, the hull is well-balanced and smooth and stable in all conditions. If you have ever sailed an Endurance 35 you will know what a boat with too much overhang feels like (rocking horse action). I've had my CT in 40 knot winds in a following sea and can only describe the experience as fun and filled with a sense of solidness. At no time was there the slightest indication of her coming unglued.
Being a ketch the variety of sail plan options is helpful in big seas. One can drop the main and balance well under just mizzen and genoa. Reefing the main is an option as well.
CT 41s are cutter rigged ketches from the factory and I would recommend removing the inner forestay and staysail and using a big (140%) Genoa; roller furling is nice too. My boat is fitted out with self-tailing winches and a Profurl unit. This setup allowed the original owner of Moon Island to sail from Vancouver to Tahiti and back solo.
Docking this full-keeled girl can be tricky particularly maneuvering in reverse. I intend to add six inches to the rudder to give a little more paddle and increase the bite of the rudder in reverse. The fiberglass work is first rate and to Lloyds spec. The surveyor of my boat had surveyed many CTs over the years and said that he had never found a CT with hull problems or delamination. Deck rot is CT's weakest link.
I have replaced both mast steps because the stringers holding them up were made of plywood ( thank Taiwan not mr Hempsal) and rotted. It was a very strait forward job.
Other things I like: 6 foot 4 or more of headroom, lots of storage and fuel capacity, great motor access, huge cockpit, clipper bow and romantic counter stern (I pull into an anchorage and get looks no plastic fantastic Hunter could get). Classic looks without the wooden boat maintenance!!
Wooden masts?? Well, more maintenance but look great and I've not had to revarnish them since I've had the boat. No cracks or structural problem; if replacement becomes necessary I would consider aluminium but wouldn't rule out wood. Mine are 28 years old and no problems yet so wood is not so bad.
Other CT 41 postings I have found on the net
I just bought a CT 41, built by Ta Chiao, which was the boat yard right next to Formosa. They shared a lot of resources and often built almost identical designs (the Formosa Yankee Clipper is the same basic design as the CT41). I did a lot of research into these boats and give you a bit of insight that might help you out.
The hulls of these boats are generally overbuilt, and well laid up. The keels are usually encapsulated iron and cement, but do not seem to be a problem area (I haven't heard of any keel problems, at least). I do not believe that the sailing qualities are as poor as they are often described, but these are heavy, full keel boats, designed for comfort, not speed, and you just have to accept that. These boats are designed and built for blue water, but they do have problem areas that you need to look at carefully.
The biggest problem area is the deck and cabin trunk. The older boats were made with plywood cored decks and cabins. The teak decks and hardware were often screwed directly into the deck right into the plywood, without proper sealant and there is often rot, often serious. Later models boats were built with balsa cored decks instead of plywood (this is one of the first things you should check). If there is major deck rot, you need to seriously question whether the boat is worth it. If there is rot in the cabin trunk, you may be able to repair it, but if it is major, the whole cabin may have to be rebuilt.
Other potential problem areas:
Chainplates - sometimes poorly forged, check carefully.
Fuel tanks - usually made of "mild-steel", sometimes incorrectly called Black Iron. These are limited life tanks and should be check very carefully. Best to check them empty, use swabs to take samples from the interior of the tanks. Have a professional do this. Also, make sure that the tanks can be easily removed, without having to tear up the interior.
Wiring - often substandard, but not always.
Teak decking - if it is time to replace it, or if there is any possibility of deck delamination and rot, suggest removing it and putting in non-skid.
Wood masts and mast steps - The wood masts should be surveyed unstepped. In particular you should check the base of the mast and mast step for rot, as well as entry and exits for wiring.
Regardless of the titles sometimes given them ("leaky teaky", "Taiwan turkey"
, these can be great world cruisers. However, if the problem areas have not been addressed, or the boat has not been taken care of, they can be more trouble than they are worth.
From Todd J on Cruising World message board:
[Re: Island Trader 41:]
I own the CT 41 equivalent.
I looked a number of Formosa, Island Trader and CT 41s before buying the one I chose. They tended to be in either beautiful shape or crappy condition. This design was one of the most popular built in the 70s (a number were built in the early eighties), and they come up for sale quite often. You should not need to compromise. If this is the design you are looking for, you should wait until you find one in really good condition.
These boats are designed to be blue water cruisers, and have very comfortable accomodations. They have overbuilt hulls and heavy, full keels. They make great liveaboards, and are a popular circumnavigator. They are not fast (though not as slow as some make them out to be). Being a full-keel design, they don't sail into the wind nearly as well as a fin-keel (and can be a bit difficult to tack in really light air), but with the ketch rig, they can really do well off the wind. If you are looking for a performance cruiser, this is not the right boat. However, if you are looking for comfort at sea, something that can take rough conditions with grace, this is a great boat. Few boats get the kind of looks that these beauties do, and the interior woodwork is exquisite. There is lot of teak to take care of, so prepare yourself for that. I am learning the joys of Cetol right now.
Supposedly the CTs were known for a bit better construction quaility than the others, but I'm not really sure what that means in terms of exactly how they compare. There was a lot of variance in the quality of the work done on these boats, depending on when they were built and how well the owner supervised the construction.
Problem areas to look for:
First and foremost, the decks and cabin house. During most of the seventies, the decks and cabin house were made cored with plywood. For CT, in 1977 they began building with balsa cored decks, but still used plywood (covered with fiberglass) for the cabin trunk. Somewhere around 1980 they switched to a one-piece molded deck/cabin trunk for some of the boats. I don't know what the schedule was like for Formosa / Island Trader. The reason this is all important, is because these boats are notorious for deck problems. Often the deck hardware or the teak overlay was poorly installed, leading to leaks into the deck coring, and subsequently rot (they don't call them Leaky Teakies for nothing). This is the single most important thing you need to have looked at. Make sure the deck is in really good shape. If it isn't, walk away, you'll find another.
The teak overlay itself can be a real headache. Personally, I intend to remove most of the teak deck on my CT41.
The quality of the stainless steel on these boats was often not very good. If it has the original chainplates, they should probably be replaced.
These boats were built with wooden masts. Sometimes the masts are in great shape, often they are not. Look for rot at the base of both masts, and also where cables feed in and out of the mast for the anchor and steaming lights. IMPORTANT: Look for rot in the mast step itself! This is a common problem area, though fairly easy to fix. If you find a boat that has had its masts replaced with aluminum, mark that as a BIG plus.
The fuel tanks: Usually made of mild steel (sometimes incorrectly called "black iron"
, there are often problems. These tanks corrode more quickly than others, and have a decidedly limited lifespan. What is important here is that you look at the tank layout and determine how easy it will be to replace them. You don't want to have to rip up that beutiful teak interior to do it. On my CT41, the tanks lift straight out, without any cabinet removal. However, the fuel tanks on my boat are in good shape, but the water tank needs to be replaced.
Steering hardware: On the center cockpit boats, it is hydraulic, on the aft cockpit boats it is usually mechanical. The hardware used varied. Sometimes it was genuine Edson, sometimes a pretty good knockoff, sometimes a really crappy knockoff. Have it checked carefully.
On the aft cockpit boats, the lazarette construction was poor, and will probably need to be re-built (if it has not already been done). This is NOT a major project.
The electrical wiring was sometimes (but not always), sub-standard. Usually there is no GFI on the AC power.
From Stinger: The deck of the CT 47 "Stinger" is fiberglass balsa core. The teak is attached on top but the screws do not penetrate the core. No leaks. I have never done anything but clean them well with detergent and clorox. Works fine for a light tan natural look. Less maintenance for the strong Carib. sun.
From Todd J on Cruising World message board:
I own a CT 41.
Pros: Generally well-made, seaworthy design. Good fiberglass work. Gorgeous interior woodwork. A lot of boat for the money. They look great. Nice liveaboard interior. Lots of tankage. Very seakindly, and tracks well. Not as slow as some critics claim. Same basic design as the Formosa 41, but the Ta Chiao yard generally had better workmanship and QC than Formosa.
Cons: This is NOT a fast boat by any means. With their stock sails they are undercanvassed (really needs a big genoa). This is a full keel ketch, and its performance to weather does suffer (though not as bad as often claimed). There is a lot of exterior woodwork to take care of, make sure you are prepared for that.
There are often deck core problems because of leakage. This needs to be checked out very carefully (and should be a deal breaker). "Black Iron" used for the fuel tanks has a limited lifespan (have a pro check the tanks). If the tanks need to be replaced, make sure they can be removed without ripping up the interior (this varies depending on interior layout). Wooden masts and mast step need to be checked VERY carefully for rot. When doing the survey, have the masts unstepped and examined. Carefully check the condition of the chainplates (and the deck core around the chainplates, as they often leak), and all fittings, particularly at the bowsprit and the masthead. The Taiwanese steel quality was very inconsistent (ranged from decent to crap).
From Bryan Genez on WorldCruising mailing list:
I've never owned a CT 41, but know others who do.
Plus - You get a lot of boat for minimum cost.
Minus -
1. Tanks are made of iron and are often under the cabin sole. They will corrode in the bilge, but are impossible to remove or replace without major surgery to the boat interior.
2. Metalwork generally is lower quality. Look at chainplates and stemhead fittings closely.
3. Interior access to chain plates is often poor.
4. Leaks may be serious. Your surveyor will be able to tell you.
5. Osmotic blistering is common.
Another plus ... The first owner may have already corrected a lot of the minuses, in which case you'll get a pretty nice boat for the money.
As far as speed goes, they're OK. Certainly suitable, IMO, for a cruising/liveaboard boat.
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I recently purchased a 1972 Seawolf 41 which is the sistership of the CT41. They are very comfortable boats with a superior interior design and lots of deck space. I am 6'8" and can stand up straight in the salon! Quite a luxury. The previous owner replaced the fuel tank and the holding tank. He also installed new aluminum spars. The boat will require new wiring and lots of bright work. But it is well worth the effort in my opinion. I would suggest that anyone buying these boats have a love for do-it-yourself type boats. If you are willing to put in the time and effort you will be rewarded in my opinion.
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Fantastic seaworthy solid full keel family cruising ketch that will take you anywhere you want to go. The CT 41 is a classic looking beauty with a warm ambiance below decks that has real sized comfortable spaces. We love the layout with the fore and aft d
Get a CT 41 from the 80's and eliminate the problems: no more leaky decks even if you keep the lovely teak. Our boat evidently the last one built in 1985 has Seldan alum. spars so no varnishing in the bosun's chair. Tanks are all stainless, the CT yard r
Want a boat with a deep keel and heavy displacement, a boat that does not move when you step aboard and has an easy motion underway, the CT 41 is for you. The balanced ketch rig is a great motor sailer under staysail and mizzen and you can get just over eight knots out of her with the 150 Genoa up in a good wind. This is no light air racer, or a 30ft boat with sleeping for 8 but the comfort factor of walk around decks, excellent storage and real spaces below make the CT a great cruiser. Sitting up on the sprit is an added bonus as is the place on the stern deck for a couple of teak chairs. Get a CT in good shape and you will not be sorry!
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Of the location of remaining tribes we know even less than of the last, and can only record the few statements made of them by the early writers. Three leagues west of the Nasoni Joutel entered the village of the Noadiche (Nahordike)1 who, he said, were allies of the Cenis, and had the same customs. This location corresponds with that assigned by Jesus Maria to the Nabiti, and the tribes may have been identical. The site designated was apparently west of the Angelina River and near the southwestern corner of Rusk County. Similarly, the Nasayaya, put by Jesus Maria east of the Nabiti, may possibly have been the Nasoni. If they were a separate tribe they must have been in the same neighborhood. If separate, too, they early disappear from notice, unless possibly they may be the Nacaxe, who later are found in the same latitude, but farther east. All that we can say of the location of the Nacao is that they were northward from the Nacogdoche, and probably closer to the Nacogdoche than to the Nasoni, since they were attached to the Nacogdoche mission. A reasonable conjecture is that they were in the neighborhood of Nacaniche Creek, in Nacogdoches County.2
Thus, with varying degrees of precision and confidence, we are able from a study of the documents to indicate the early homes of the tribes usually included in the Hasinai group. Five of the sites, at least, are reasonably well established, and these are historically the most important, for they were the sites of Spanish establishments, while the others were not. I refer, of course, to the villages of the Nabedache, Neche, Hainai, Nacogdoche, and Nasoni. A careful examination of the topography of the country and of the archaeological remains would doubtless enable one to verify some and to modify others of the conclusions here set forth.
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Release Date: 7/28/2009
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Disc 1
Song Title
1. Way, The (Intro) ~ Fabolous
2. My Time ~ Fabolous
3. Imma Do It - (featuring Jeremih) ~ Fabolous
4. Feel Like I'm Back - (featuring Marsha Ambrosius) ~ Fabolous
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8. Salute - (featuring Lil Wayne) ~ Fabolous
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11. Makin Love - (featuring Ne-Yo) ~ Fabolous
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Personnel: Brandon "Bizzy" Hollemon (guitar); Danny Keyz, Doug Wilson (keyboards); Just Blaze (scratches); Lenesha Randolph (background vocals). | |
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Producer: Jermaine Dupri; L.V.; NO I.D.; Ryan Leslie |
Engineer: Finis "KY" White; Doug Wilson; John Horesco IV; Mark Lewis; Ryan Leslie |
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Release Date : 08/03/2009 | |
Original Release Date : 2009 | |
Catalog ID : 2709589 | |
Label : Def Jam (USA) | |
Number of Discs : 1 | |
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Only the woodwork denied Lovenkrands a second home hat-trick of the season his glancing header from Gutierrez's cross cannoning off the upright and dropped into the arms of Preece.
Pancrate then broke clear but fired wide with only Preece to beat and, with seven minutes to go, a defensive lapse let in Barnsley substitute Bogdanovic for his 11th of the season.
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