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Thursday, December 30, 2010
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My rules for downsizing - no one needs old maternity clothes (I had a trunk full), college text books (6 boxes), encylopedias (6 boxes), outdated sports equipment or our old stuffed animals.
Keep two or three classic toys for visiting children and let the rest go someplace where they'll be used. I could go on, but I'll spare you, except to say don't try to find the perfect home for each item. Just push it out the door to a consignment shop, yard sale, charity or Goodwill. You can do it, and it will feel glorious once you're done. Then you can get back to the really important stuff!Hmm, love your post. I am still living the '22 years raising the kids' part of your life. That said, I am already worried (yes I like to worry ahead) about the day we downsize because we have a big house and a lot of 'collections', including my genealogical one. I have already started giving away books, even though it is painful, it feels good after it is done. My advice to you, my future self, is give away anything that you can get your hands on or use somewhere else. Good luck. You were smart to make a very doable goal for 2011. Still working on mine. ;)
ReplyDeleteI've been going through the same thing with my parents house they lived in for over 50 years. My dad was an only child so when his parents passed after 49 years in their home, much of it was moved to our home. I could go back even further but you get the idea.
Nolichucky has great rules. Goodwill/charity has worked great for us.
Just pick a room, cupboard or area and have at it until it's clear. Remember to enjoy and celebrate the memories that you uncover as you go. It makes it a lot easier and more fun.
Good luck. It's overwhelming but there is light at the end of the tunnel - really!Jasia,
Raised my kids, but they're still here! Can't afford their own place even though both have jobs! So all their stuff back again. I have just given to Salvation Army five bags of stuff I realized I could buy if needed (and probably won't) My biggest worry is the 25 bankers' boxes of family letters, diaries, artifacts, documents, photos. We almost threw out the unreadable ancient German letters (I was a German major, but this script is unreadable by most present-day Germans!). Then I found a 90 year old woman in Germany who could read them! I mail them to her. She emails me back what they say in readable German. I translate into English. Guess what? I found my grandfather's diary of his "Trip to America" and have it now posted on my blog -- 100 years to the date it was written in 1910 (Tomorrow, 12/31/1910, he boarded the ship). I have love letters between my grandparents, a century old. Letters from the old country of their travails during the wars. All almost tossed. I have diaries from the 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, etc. and more than 250 WWII letters. What to do with all this before I die! I can't schlep it around forever, but want it to have a good home. Any ideas?
Also trying to come up with a plan for 2011! Eager to hear others'.Suggestion, for those items you feel must go, but you still have a bit of an attachment to
Take LOTS of photos of the item, from every angle you can find. Take close ups, not so close ups and far away photos. Turn it upside down and inside out if possible.
Then, you can always look at the photo after it is long gone.
OHHHHH, if things move fast, and you cannot possibly sort it all, rent a storage locker! No one says it HAS to be done before you move.
I found that when I open a cupboard, or drawer, or closet, if I see something that I know is going to walk out the door and find a new home, I grab it, and dispose of it right then and there. Garbage, bag it. Goodwill, make a pile, box it, whatever, once in the Goodwill pile, do NOT take it out of said pile. I found that by getting rid of some of the obvious stuff first and quickly, the rest was easier to deal with.
You can do it, lots of my full timing RV friends have.
Good luck, before you know it, you will be all moved, comfy, tucked into the new digs and back to serious research.Jasia,
Just do one corner (or box, or drawer) at a time and it won't be so overwhelming. Sometimes you have to just let things go. I did some purging over the summer and still have a ways to go. It feels good once the non-essential clutter is gone from your life (even if it was just hidden away and not IN your way).
DonnaLinda, wow! You have the mother lode of family history treasures!!! I've just added your blog to my feed reader... can't wait to read about your grandfather's trip!
Carol, when I read your comment I had a "duh!" moment. As a photographer I should have thought about taking pictures but it didn't occur to me. Thanks for the suggestion. It's a great one!
Greta, thanks for the offer to host. I may just take you up on your offer too!
Donna, the doing one corner at a time sounds good and I can probably manage that but the "sometimes you just have to let things go" part... NOOOO! Say it isn't so, LOL!In the fall when we had to clear out our mom's place, after her death, we had a team of 10 people...the younger ones took bags of items to the adults' waiting vehicles...and we sorted, pitched, took some things to Goodwill and other charities, and when all else failed, put lots of things in the basements of willing home owners, to sort through at a later date....so I recommend inviting lots of help, with you as the foreman!
Good luck!Oh Dorene, I love the idea of lots of help! Great idea!!! Let's see, who can I get to help... I know, I'll draft my kids! They're old enough to be able to lift and carry and take some of this "stuff" home with them too (probably a lot it is their stuff anyway ;-) . Thanks for the suggestion!
ReplyDeleteI had a rule with the exception of genealogy related materials and fabric, to let it go if I had not used it in 6 months. I still collected many things, because I had not used them in 6 months they had to come back into my radar. LOL
I have to confess for my submission I combined my genealogy goals with my writing goals.Filling in the holes may take a lot more time, too. There may be a reason why they are holes!.lol.
Though those branches are so many, we can often do those at the end of a limb forgotten and other matrimonial lines.
I have to hand it to you for not bowing out on the project and submission.
And I am also a pack rat. Once you start digging out all that stuff you may have blog material. things that add to our life from family members. That was mothers, that was fathers I remember when aunt sally collected those and gave us one. etc.It's more personal, of course. But if I do it [blog it], maybe I can hand the item off to someone else and free up more space.
Projects like that, I hope to get done one of these days, if only I would be brave enough to dig in my attic.! I have bitten one piece off at one of my blogs doing Stubborn Sissy, I hope to cover something like I suggested. Doable?I'm for sure a pack rat. It seems every ancestor's broken, chipped, or cracked things ended up with me, along with some 'perfectly good' stuff.
Taking photos of treasures you have to let go of is a good idea - and you'll be great at that!
Another idea is writing up something about the items to go with the photos. That's what I've been doing, but too slowly. I figure even if I can keep these family treasures, my kids probably won't. So if I do photos and writeups and keep these in an album or book, likely they'd keep that and then they and future generations will have a story and photos to look at later. (Getting this done faster will be in my 2011 plan. My dear daughter will be happy!)Jasia, one trick that works for me is to Toss Ten Things. You just commit to doing that once a day, or once in each room each day depending on how much time you have. It's a lot easier to go into a room and find ten things you don't want than it is to go in with the idea that you're gonna sort things or get rid of everything extraneous. You can always do more than ten, but not less. If you do more than ten, it should be in groups of ten. "Toss" means either throw away or give to someone or donate, as appropriate, but you have to get it out of the house. Goodwill stuff goes directly into the car, and you can drop it off next time you're going by there. Keep a list of the Goodwill items as you bag them, for your tax write-off. Stuff given to people has to be claimed and taken away by them by the following weekend, not left in storage at your house! And of course the trash goes out every week. A nice variation is to toss ten of a certain type of item: ten cosmetics, ten clothes, ten kitchen utensils, etc. Or do it on the buddy system. My daughter and I did a Ten For Ten Challenge during December... tossed ten things for ten days, reporting daily what we tossed.
I like TK's idea of ten things to toss. I was raised with Depression era parents who found it hard to throw out anything (especially my dad). I'm trying to break that habit. It used to be you had to save everything because you didn't have the money to replace it and you "might need it someday." We saved things for decades that were never used -- or forgotten so not used. Most things we can replace if we REALLY need it. So....take a deep breath. Try the three box method: Toss/Give away; keep for sure; maybe keep. Anything you could replace if needed (like piles of paper, most books. older clothes not worn for a couple seasons, just get rid of. Keep: only if you really use it, or it's super sentimental. Files of info? Every piece of how-to or advice can be found on the internet. Old magazines? Forget it. You won't get to them and it's old news anyway. Gotta read that one article? Rip it out and put in a file folder. If you don't read it in (say) 3 months, toss it. There's so much info out there to read. Another thought: there are scores of on-line organization/decluttering sites and books. Google "decluttering" and you'll get tons of ideas -- some of which will be just right for you.
Not that I'm perfectly de-cluttered, but I'm a "recovering" hoarder.Jasia,
I have a "Goodwill" basket in my laundry room always ready for items I'm willing to pass on to someone who will use it, needs it, or will appreciate it more than I do! Though that's not for a "move" it helps clear out the clutter which, I believe, is a solution to prevent too many possessions having no purpose and taking up space.
I also read a book along with a friend who was in your situation, because I was cleaning, organizing, and purging at the time of her move and I found it helpful. It's called "Rightsizing Your Life" by Ciji Ware. Hope it helps and good luck!Jasia - I feel your pain. In 2004 I had to close out my mom's house unexpectedly. I had my mom in a nursing home, an 18-month old toddler, and a house with a hundred years of stuff that had to be sold on a deadline. What to do, what to do? In the midst of all this I happened to hear a professional organizer speak. She said keep what you love. That simple bit of advice has helped me immensely over the years. If you don't LOVE it, dump it! Best advice EVER!
ReplyDeleteGood luck all of your upcoming changes! I would be a pack rat too if we stayed in one spot for very long. The Army makes us purge every 2-3 years though, so we've been able to get rid of the junk as we go along. I like Cynthia's advice - keep what you love (and the things that serve a purpose, that you actually use on a regular basis.)
ReplyDeleteThree years ago we downsized. We had a sale, used Craig's list, donated to the church rumage sale, etc. I farmed as many things out to my kids as I could. But one was in the Peace Corps in Paraguay and I had to pitch or pack all her stuff.
It was easy to pack for her; there were no "emotional attachments" to things and mostly I packed what she had, including every note she had ever written or received surreptitiously in school (naturally folded into thumbnail size)...I certainly didn't have time to unfold, never-mind read them all.But when I came to an old tissue box the papers weren't folded.....so I looked to find just scraps of paper of odd sizes and shapes....those got pitched!
My husband had retired and no longer needed a tie every day. I think he had close to 100. He kept them in the closet and they would slither off the wrack, I called them the "snakes". We eventually got rid of most of them.
I found that some things were easier to sort through than others. I'd alternate between hard decision and easy decision sorting.
You may even find some treasures you did know you had.
Good luck, soon you'll be in your condo and know everything you have and where it is!Jasia,
I'm in the middle of packing, and moving in a few weeks myself. Luckily will be staying with my son and his wife until I get a new place. Soo post what your bricks walls are and mebbe some folks who are catching their breath between boxes might take a lookie for you.
J at Cow HampshireHi Jasia,
I'm sure you are a multi-time recipient of the Ancestor Approved award, but I just had to pass it on to you anyway. COG has been such a great experience this year, plus I enjoy reading your blog! So from one Polish girl to another, thanks for everything!
You may pick up the award at http://heritagezen.blogspot.com/2011/01/ancestor-approved-award.html.
CynthiaUnfortunattely, I don't have any tips, but I sure enjoyed reading the comments. My only junk / stuff is genealogy related. (Have moved 16 times in my life, so with each move, stuff got tossed, guess that is my system.) I hope the move goes well and look forward to reading about this new phase of your life.


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Sir Georg was an exclusive Decca artist for 50 years. In 1947 he signed his first contract with Decca as a pianist and that same year he made his first record as a conductor (with the Z�rich Tonhalle in Beethoven's Egmont Overture). Decca Classics celebrates the centenary with 9 Major Releases.
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Benjamin Grosvenor Wins Award For Exceptional Young Talent
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�Massive Baroque� Seven-choir Masterpiece Restored
Following their recording of Striggio�s �Mass in 40 Parts� from 1566, which racked up an astounding array of critical and commercial plaudits Robert Hollingworth now takes his maverick ensemble �I Fagiolini� on a new journey unearthing incredible lost works from the late Renaissance and early Baroque: �1612�
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This week Decca announced that they have signed an exclusive contract with one of the world�s finest violinists, Leonidas Kavakos. Firmly established as an artist of quite exceptional quality, Kavakos is known at the highest level for his virtuosity, superb musicianship and the integrity of his playing.
Andreas Scholl Wins BBC Music Magazine Award For Best Vocal Album
Decca countertenor Andreas Scholl has won the vocal category of the prestigious BBC Music Magazine Awards 2012, for his Decca album O Solitude.
Jorge Luis Prats reappears in the international scene and releases his debut album for Decca Classics
When a pianist in his mid-fifties makes his Decca debut release, you can be sure that there is a story attached. Prats was a prodigiously talented young pianist in the early 1970s, but the young Cuban had then to decide whether to leave his native country and young family for an international career abroad - and naturally chose to stay with his family. Only recently did he return to the international stage, giving key recitals in the Amsterdam Concertgebouw in 2008. Decca�s debut CD with Jorge Luis is the live recital he gave in the Sala Mozart, in the new arts centre in Zaragoza.
Ren�e Fleming wins top French music prize
A prestigious new �victory� for �The People�s Diva�. At Monday evening�s presentation in Paris of the 2012 Victoires de la Musique Classique, Decca Classics superstar Ren�e Fleming was awarded the Victoire d�honneur. In bestowing the prize on the American soprano, the jury referred to her �incomparable talent�, �limitless repertoire� and �acclaim on every major international opera stage�
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Too obscure for me. Goat-Man is really stretching it imo. I'd pass.
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He looks more like he should be Demo-Man from that custom.
I would pass on him though. Too obscure and I don't want a goat!
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Id deff buy him and I like the idea of his real name being Andros like he was in NA.
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He may be obscure, but I think he looks cool! I wouldn't mind him joining MOTUC.
I would wager he may have been in the works during the original toy line, but Mattel did not want the religious wack jobs who where after it early on to say it was the devil seeing how Satan has been represented by the goat on several occasions.
I'd buy him.
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That's a good observation. I know my cousins went to a church that was telling parents exactly what you're saying, and they ended up getting their MOTU toys taken away. Whether or not he was actually planned for the original line (which I agree that he probably was) I'd still get him. He's a bad looking dude. I liked him enough to make a character design of him for City of Heroes.
Was he really called "Goat Man" in the kids book? If they ever make him, I hope they can give him a better name that that one. Something like... Ram Man!
Oh, wait...
I'd take Goat Man!
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I still have this book somewhere, and I've always wanted a Goat-Man! I'd buy two Mattel.
Been waiting years for Goat Man. I have held on to that golden book just to remeber him. When I was young I was waiting for him, expecting him to come out any time but he never did .
If he's can be done put me down for one. Especially if the one the 4H do looks as good as some of the customs i've seen of him.
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Cover your Area
Why cover my Area?
- To make vessel traffic information for your area available to the world!
- To be part of a very important community that provides valuable information to millions of people and many research applications.
- To receive a free subscription for the MarineTraffic online services (contributors receive free Pro or Premium plans, depending on the performance of their station).
- To put a live map of your area, showing all vessel movements, on your own web site!
- To experiment with antennas, area coverage and ship watching if ships and/or amateur radio excite you as much as they excite us.
Am I located in a proper area?
Any sea or inland waters area in the world can be covered and shown on the real-time map. If you are located near an uncovered sea area (up to 10 miles from sea or more if at a high altitude), near a harbor or on top of a mountain (!) and you have a computer and any Internet connection always online, then you may start installing your AIS station.
The most important factors (but not mandatory) for a good reception is the elevation (height from sea level – the higher the better) of your location and the clear view to the horizon, without obstacles.
What equipment and software do I need?
A typical base AIS station is shown on the picture above. Obtain an AIS receiver, connect it to your PC and to an external VHF antenna and send the collected data through your Internet connection. In detail:
You need an AIS receiver.
You may buy one from a local marine electronics shop or you may order one from an online shop. In case you are located in an area which is not already covered by MarineTraffic we will be pleased to provide an AIS Receiver for free.
The following devices (with serial and/or USB output) have been used by several contributors in our network of AIS stations and can be easily found in many online stores:
- COMAR SLR-350N shop.marinetraffic.com
- EasyAIS www.easyais.com
- Smart Radio SR162 – dual channel or SR161 – single channel smartradio.diytrade.com
- MarineGadget Radar - single channel www.radargadgets.com
- Digital Yacht AIS receivers www.digitalyacht.co.uk
- NASA AIS engine www.nasamarine.com
If you are not sure whether your location is suitable for AIS data reception and thus you do not want to buy a device, we can lend you an AIS receiver unit, to try it. You will have to return it to us within one month.
You need a VHF antenna.
Any marine VHF antenna is suitable for AIS reception. A 5/8 type antenna seems to be better for a base station (see 1st picture). For a little better results you may get an high-gain VHF antenna (e.g. a 3 x 5/8 aerial) or an antenna specially designed for AIS, such as the "Shakespeare 6396-ais" or the DPDP AIS antenna. Install the antenna at the highest possible point of your building.
If you feel you can build your own handcrafted antenna, then you have many better options. Since in most cases the sea is not located around us but towards one direction, it is a very good idea to construct a directional (Yagi) antenna pointing to the sea (see 2nd picture). You may also try a custom made "Collinear" AIS antenna.
You need a cable and the relevant connectors to connect the antenna with the receiver. The best choice for this cable is the RG-213 type. If the distance is shorter than 5 meters you may also use the cheaper RG-58 type. In any case, the length of the antenna cable must be kept as short as possible. You will also need a serial cable (a common RS-232 serial connection cable) to connect the AIS receiver with the computer. We have successfully tested a 15-meter serial cable, so we were able to place the receiver very close to the antenna, while the PC was 2 floors lower.
You need a software
You need to download a simple software for processing and uploading data to the central database.
We provide a simple windows-based service program that runs on the background or in the foreground if you wish to keep an eye on it. It requires the existence of the Microsoft .NET 2.0 framework (if you do not have it already, you will be prompted to download it during the software installation).
Download the "AIS Logger" Software (zip file, about 0.3 MB)
Installation Notes:Run the installation package AisServiceSetup.msi and follow the steps until the end. The software requires the Microsoft .NET framework, which will be downloaded during the installation if you do not already have it.
A windows service will be installed (named AIS Logger). Locate the service in (Right click) My Computer --> Manage --> Services. Configure the service to start Automatically and start the service. If you wish to see the AIS data collected and processed, check the option 'Allow service to interact with the desktop' at the 'Log on' tab, before starting the service (if you do so, please note that the program will stop when you log-off from windows).
In order to configure AISlogger (COM port used, destination IP and port, etc.), please locate the folder where the software is installed (normally C:\Program Files\DPSD\AisServiceSetup). Open the file named aisclient.exe.config with a text editor (notepad or wordpad). Locate the settings for 'comport', 'udpport1', etc. and change the values as necessary.Alternatively, you may use one of the following programs:
- AIS Dispatcher (Thanks to 'AIS Hub' - Just extract the contents of the 'zip' and run program. - linux version also available)
- Shipplotter (requires registration fee)
That's all! Start seeing vessels in your area! Ask us to put in our site a direct link to your area.
Can I avoid using a computer?
Yes! and this is the simplest and most robust solution, since you will not have to keep a PC and a software running. You will be also able to place the receiver very close to the antenna, even if the network port is 100 meters away. In order to process and send us your collected data without using a computer, you may use a receiver with an 'Ethernet' interface, which connects directly to the network. The following receivers have an embedded Ethernet interface:
Alternatively, if your receiver has a serial port, then you may use a serial-to-ethernet converter that collects the data from the serial port of the AIS receiver and sends them directly to our server. In both cases, it is not necessary to use a computer and the "AIS Logger" software to send the collected data to the central server.
We have successfully tested the following serial-to-ethernet converters:
- 'Digi One SP' Serial to Ethernet Converter
- Netcom Serial Device Servers
- Moxa NPort Device Servers
- ...and many other similar devices available in the market
The converter must be configured to send the data directly to the address '22.214.171.124', port 5321 (UDP or TCP). Please contact us if you need further support on this.
I am already using Shipplotter software. How can I contribute?
If you have already a receiving station and you are using the ShipPlotter software to process and publish your data, then you may easily send us your data without interrupting at all your current setup. Just configure the ShipPlotter to additionally send the data to our server. Go to 'I/O settings' and locate the 'UDP peer-to-peer output section'. Enable the output to Remote IP '18.104.22.168', Remote port 5321. That's all.
The same settings may apply to many other chart-plotter programs capable to process AIS messages.
I already have a wideband or a VHF receiver. Can I use it to collect AIS data?
If you already have a wideband receiver or a marine VHF radiotelephone, it is possible to use it to collect AIS data and send them to the central server, without buying a specialized AIS receiver. You have to follow the steps below:
- Tune your receiver at one of the frequencies 161,975 MHz or 162,025 MHz (with FM modulation) or if you operate a VHF radiotelephone, tune it at channel 87. If there is AIS signal reception, you will hear a 'noise' repeated at very short periods.
- Connect the discriminator output of your receiver to the input (line-in or microphone) of your computer (for more information on discriminator output of receivers see http://www.discriminator.nl).
- Install the software AIS_Monitor in your computer from here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/aismon/
- Run the AISmon program, select the sound card of your PC and configure the UDP data output to 188.8.131.52:5351. See the ships you are receiving immediately on the real-time map!
How to configure my AIS receiver and my software?
See the configuration guides below for some common AIS installations. If further support is required, you could give us secure remote access to your computer using TeamViewer.
I wish to share my data with other services as well
Most receivers and converters are not able to send your data to multiple destinations, but we can do it for you. If you wish to forward your raw AIS data feed to one of your own systems or to share the data with other services, except MarineTraffic, we can forward your data to any requested destination. All we need is the destination IP address, port number and protocol (TCP or UDP).
Watch the coverage and reception statistics of your station
You may register your AIS station in the Stations List and thus reserve a unique ID for your data. Ship positions coming from your station will be distinguished by a unique ID (a number appearing next to the word 'Received()' within the info window of a ship).
You will be then able to watch daily and long-term statistics on signal propagation, number of vessels received, as well as a coverage map. See an example here: Reception Statistics and Coverage Map of Station No.2
How much will it cost me?
If you decide to buy your own AIS receiver, price varies from EUR 150 to 500. You will have to spend no more than EUR 80 for the antenna and the cables. We assume also that you already have an Internet connection and a PC in case you are using an AIS receiver with serial interface (anything with windows 2000, XP, Vista, with more than 256MB of RAM would be fine). In many cases (e.g. uncovered areas, areas of special interest, installations on top of mountains, etc.) we will provide an AIS receiver free of charge.
My ship already has an AIS transponder. Can I use it to collect and send AIS data?
Yes, this is possible if your vessel has a satellite Internet connection. This would be a very interesting idea as it would enable long-range coverage in every sea route of the world! AIS transponders already installed on most vessels can be used as 'mobile' AIS receiving stations. These stations collect and export AIS information about the vessel's own positions and about all the nearby ships.
If your vessel has a satellite Internet connection onboard, then the collected signals can be easily sent to our central server, with no additional cost or equipment. It would be therefore possible to see vessels on the real-time map, not only near shores but anywhere in the world. For example, a ship crossing the Atlantic will be constantly transmitting its own positions and all positions of ships sailing around it (in a range of 30-40 n.miles) in every location, even where no shore reception is possible.
Here are some basic instructions to implement the 'onboard' AIS data collection:
- The prerequisite to implement this solution is a PC with an Internet connection onboard.
- The program 'AIS Logger' must be installed in the PC, as described here. Alternatively, the 'AIS Dispatcher' program may be used, which has the possibility to reduce the bandwidth used.
The serial output of the AIS transponder of your vessel must be connected to the serial port of the PC. Since the cabling of the serial connection depends on the type of your AIS transponder, please refer to its installation manual for more information. Some examples:
Proposed cabling for AIS transponders Furuno FA-100 and FA-150
Proposed cabling for AIS transponder Samyung SI30
I do not have an AIS device, but I can report positions by other means
There may be other ways to collect the position of vessels, except AIS.
For example, a small vessel may have a GPS device, reporting positions to other devices on-board, using NMEA connection. A PC can collect this NMEA data through its serial port and send it to our server. Collection of data can be even off-line and transfer to the server will take place whenever a network is available.
You may use the mAIS application on your smart phone (iPhone/iPad or Android) on board to report the position of your vessel directly to MarineTraffic
A shipping company may use a proprietary system to follow its fleet. Even if the reporting is not in real-time but only sporadical, a vessel's last known position is still a valuable information. Publishing this information through MarineTraffic could be possible.
We can collect and process ships positions by any automated method and in any format, including but not limited to:
- By a standardized email message sent to us, containing the vessel's position
- By accessing a web service on our server where the position information is entered
- By letting our service accessing your data
- By sending us a file containing a batch of previously recorded data, in text, csv, xls, xml, json or other formats
- By sending us the NMEA data feed of your boat, which may also include other valuable data, such as wind speed and direction, sea depth, water temperature, etc.
There are at least 5 different methods for reporting your own position to MarineTraffic. Read more....
How much Bandwidth will the AIS data feed consume?
AIS messages are very small (~50 bytes for each position report) and the bandwidth needed is just a small fraction of any ADSL or dial-up line. However a lot of data can be accumulated over time, especially in high-traffic areas. If you are using an on-board satellite connection, bandwidth may be limited.
Here is a rough estimation:
Say there are 30 vessels in your range.
Each vessel transmits its position 10 times per minute on average.
Each message is about 50 bytes long.
That means that there is a transmission of 30*10*50*60 = 0.9 Mbytes per hour or 2Kbps.
If you require to reduce the data transmitted over the Internet you may use the program 'AIS Dispatcher' as described earlier. This program can be configured to 'downsample' the rate of transmitted messages. For example, an interval of 60 seconds means that only one message for each vessel will be transmitted within one minute. A 2-3 minute interval would be sufficient for our application and it would dramatically decrease the bandwidth used.
Need Help?
We can support you to build your AIS station. Do not hesitate to contact us at help.marinetraffic.com. You may also find an answer in the Frequently Asked Questions.


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Mr. Scott was born to Tex and Mary Scott on Dec. 3, 1967, in Cortez. He grew up in Cortez and attended school there.
Mr. Scott had lived in Durango since the mid-2000s.
�He enjoyed all aspects of music and was a huge Dallas Cowboys fan,� his family said. �Preston loved his family and most of all, his son.�
Mr. Scott is survived by his companion of six years, Ceola Kennedy of Durango; son, Kobe Scott of Mesa, Ariz.; mother, Mary Scott of Cortez; siblings Toni McClanahan of Durango and Eric Scott of Mesa; and numerous nieces and nephews.
A funeral will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 23, 2013, at Ertel Memorial Chapel, 42 N. Market St. in Cortez. Burial will take place afterward at Cortez Cemetery.
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H.R.3 - No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act
To prohibit taxpayer funded abortions and to provide for conscience protections, and for other purposes. view all titles (4)
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There in lies the problem with your logic and all others who support this kind of instrusion into women's lives. Planned parenthood also provides prenatal care and other services to women. So woman who was experiencing pain as a result of a pregnancy, who can't afford HEALTH
What the F does planned parenthood ahve to do with this? Wow, you are reaching!
It's not just the woman's own personal matter. When does human life begin? Science says conception. There's just a few minutes difference between a horrible murder( partial birth abortion )and a wonderful gift for the child and those begging to adopt it. It's also a public matter of the public having to pay for it. Abortion is Planned Parenthood's biggest money maker- no wonder they avoid the "choice" of adoption. Last year they made 63 million in profits- why do they need help from the government? Other "non-profits" get by fine without government help. We have to cut spending if we don't want to go back to the "Carter years".
"When does human life begin? Science says conception."
Actually, science says that life began with abiogenesis and, since that time, has continued in a nonstop process. Life doesn't begin with conception, because there was life prior to conception; two gametes that fuse together to start the formation of a new organism are both alive, as are the parent organisms they derive from.
The real question is when does a developing human become an actual person.
Barring illness, catastrophe, or failure to sustain the mother's life, those cells will certainly become an actual person some amount of time after conception. With no unusual action on your part, a child is born. Removing the embryo kills the possibility of that child and therefore effectively kills that child. You may not feel guilty about it, but it is still removing a life from existence.
Using your argument, however, you admit that the fetus at the beginning of a pregnancy is simply a cluster of cells that will "become an actual person some amount of time after conception." With this kind of logic you could also say that any viable egg or sperm in the woman's or man's body is capable of becoming life and therefore should not be wasted. I do not think that the majority of pro-choice advocates would ever say that partial birth abortions or late term pregnancy abortions are okay. However, if a woman has taken all precautionary measures to not get pregnant (via birth control), or had her essential human rights violated and was raped, why shouldn't that woman have the right to have a say over her life?
I believe that a developing human is an actual person is so at conception. This is why.
At the moment before birth, I hope you have no doubt that the child is an actual person, simply because it is now able to survive on its own (Someone tried to claim that babies can't feed themselves, so the arguement does not count, and I say, "Are disabled people not actual people?") The only difference for the child is the location of it. (In woman's body versus Outside woman's body) but this does not change the quality that it is an actual person.
Then I use a second arguement. The notion that a child is an actual person at one moment implicates that the child is an actual person a moment before, unless a significant event occured.
Between birth and conception, there exist no significant events. From my two points, you would come to conclusion that the child is a human being at all times during pregnancy.
Give me the scientific journal that says "life begins at conception." Otherwise shut up.
Letter to Rep. Steve Womack (and anyone else supporting this bill):
Please explain to me how HR 3 is an example of smaller government. Subjecting a victim of rape or incest to an audit is an insult beyond words. If Catholics mount a campaign against tax benefits for plans that cover vasectomies or hysterectomies because they decide they are the same as birth control, will you attack those next?
Let me put this clearly as I can: my money is my money. You are not a doctor and thus have no credibility when deciding the necessity of an abortion or whether I can use my own money to obtain one for a spouse or family member. If I wanted to have every aspect of my life controlled by an out of touch leader, I'd become a Catholic.
You continue to disappoint me with your so-called representation. You cannot continue to claim to support smaller government and then co-sponsor a bill like this. It's time for you to choose.
When will birth control be 100% effective? When will those slutty married couples stop having sex? When will men start taking responsibility for the "person" (by your definition) they have created? This wouldn't be such a big deal if men were required to take some responsibility too. Why does the woman have to foot the entire bill for the LEGAL MEDICAL PROCEDURE?
Why can't people who don't agree with abortion volunteer at a clinic that offers contraceptives? Why can't the U.S. stop thinking that abstinence-only education is not an abysmal failure?
What makes you think that if the government can restrict access to a woman's legal right to an abortion, thus requiring her to carry the child to term, that they can't require women to have an abortion if she wants the child?
See how taking choice away works both ways?
the free market already created an 100% effective birth control (excluding rape) and that is called the zipper.
Also, we have naver had an abstinence only education. There are barely any school teach solely abstinance-only educations in relationship to otherwise.
People have jobs, they can't always work at places that offers contraceptives.
Also, if we are pro-life, why would we even allow the government to force women to have abortions?! We would be the first ones protesting! What we want is a for the government to recognized the civil right to life for those who are yet to be born, which would ensure the government would not be able to force women to have abortions. people were not forced to have slaves once it was no longer legal.
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You really expect people to abstain? This isn't just about some single woman who decided to have a one-night stand. This is about women who are married, and use PP as their provider for abortions.
As for forced abortion, if you can force a woman to carry a pregnancy to term then we are only one step away from forcing women to have an abortion. The law works both ways you know.
People may have jobs but not everyone is in a position to afford $30 worth of birth control pills. Namely women.
I'm also pretty sure you're not correct on abstinence-only education. I'm in Texas and we have the largest abstinence-only education in public schools in the country. We also have the highest teen pregnancy rate too. Do the math.
First off, the government isn't forcing anyone to have an abortion whereas the pro-lifers want to remove the choice altogether.
Second, abstinence only is absolutely still being taught.
Third, abstinence is not the ultimate protection against pregnancy. That's akin to saying "if you never drive, then you can never get into a car accident". Sex is necessary to an intimate relationship. Telling people "NO YOU CAN'T HAVE SEX" is just ultra-religious nonsense.
Fourth, it astounds me how illogical this is to begin with. You want to not allow people to have abortions then complain about welfare – even though if more woman GOT abortions we would have FEWER PEOPLE ON WELFARE. It's also astounding how you talk about the "right to life" but that "right to life" seems to be limited to the right to breath – after that you don't seem to care and don't want to give people support to actually live life.
REALY?! This issue has so many more connotations than just the most obvious one…the death of an unborn fetus. This is a social policy issue and our government has made a campaign of eliminating programs that would give these girls and women greater access to education and prevention of these unwanted pregnancies. I do not condone abortions but there is so much more to consider here…..
No its not to blunt. Its just too ignorant. As a rape survivor who conceived a child as a result, I can state that you are an idiot!
I disagree. I don't feel that preventing funding for abortions is a violation of liberty. I view it to actually be congress stepping up to prevent people from paying for abortions who would otherwise not want to.
ONCE AGAIN- taxpayers do not pay for abortions. My God, do the pro-life/anti-abortion people actually read anything.
Dear MichaelIDSP,
I saw your comment regarding the proposed No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act: "Ridiculous!! When will the GOP stop trying to pry into women's personal matters?" I thought I'd give you my view as well.
Please not, that I do NOT intend to aggressively refute your view, but rather provide my dissenting opinion as it currently stands. Please not that I will be HAPPY to hear YOUR SIDE of the argument since I am a fledgling when it comes to the pro-life/pro-choice debate.
My view:
An abortion is a personal matter. That I agree with, but an abortion becomes public when that woman uses, intentionally or inadvertently, tax payer dollars. If a tax payer disagrees with abortions he should not have to pay taxes, which might pay for the very thing he abhors: a doctor performing an abortion on a woman, who was not raped or who will not die if she keeps the baby.
My Proposed Solution:
The Spam Comment
They aren't "Prying into women's personal matters". The GOP doesn't want people's hard earn money going towards paying for an abortion! I strongly agree with Mophatt!
Abortion is murder, not a woman's right, not an issue of privacy. When people are being killed, it becomes everybody's business. I support this bill. No one should be given the right to decide to lives and who's dies for any reason. A woman does not have the right to kill her neighbor, why does she have the "right" to kill her child? Abortion should be outlawed forever.
As a rape survivor who conceived a child as a result, I can state that you are an idiot!


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Following the end of the Rangers season there was a lot of talk about assistant coach Mike Sullivan possibly leaving the organization to take a head coaching job.
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Klye fuller
Jace Amaro
AUstin Seferian Jenkins
C.J. Fiedorowicz
Jeff Janis
Deon Buchanan
Terrence Brooks
Brandon Coleman
Walt Aikens
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Brandin Cooks
Justin Gilbert
Jordan Matthews
Troy Niklas
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Archer - 128
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Odell Beckham
Kyle Fuller
Darqueze Dennard
Logan Thomas
Stanley Jean-Baptiste
Jace Amaro
Brandin Cooks
Marquise Lee
Michael Sam
Cody Latimer
Cyril Richardson
Dillon Quinn
1- Jace Amaro TE Texas Tech
2- Bradley Robyn DB Ohio State
3- Tom Savage QB Pitt
4- Odell Beckham WR LSU
5- Mike Evans WR Texas AM
6- Tajh Boyd QB Clemson
7- Michael Sam DE/OLB Mizz
8- Anthony Barr OLB UCLA
9- Martavis Bryant WR Clemson
10- Dillion Quinn DL Forham
11- Troy Niklas TE Notre Dame
12- Larry Webster LB Bloomsburg
Dri Archer - # 151
CB Kyle Fuller
CB Justin Gilbert
FS Terrence Brooks
TE Austin Seferian Jenkins
WR Paul Richardson
TE CJ Fiedorowicz
QB Tajh Boyd
LB Kevin Pierre-Louis
DL Beau Allen
OG Ryan Grow
OG/OT Dakota Dozier
Dri Archer- Saints 3rd rd #91 overall
Brandin Cooks, Pierre Lesir, Tahj Boyd, Stanley Jean-Baptiste, Jace Amaro, Dri Archer goes at pick 137 to us, Colt Lyerla, Ed Reynolds, Tom Savage, Kyle Van Noy, Johnny Manziel, Dione Bailey
Odell Beckham Jr.
Kyle Fuller
Marquise lee
darqueze Dennard
Tajh boyd
Jace Amaro
Jordan Matthews
Stan Jean Baptste
Aaron Colvin
Demetri Goodson
Brandon Coleman
Justin Gilbert
Dri Archer goes 93
1- Cooks-WR
2- Niklas-TE
3- Gaines-CB (Rice)
4- Boyd- QB
4- Dixon-S (Baylor)
4- Watt- OG
5- Saunders - WR (Okla)
6- Seastrunk- RB
6- Lyerla- TE
6- Jackson-S (ND)
7- Janis- WR
Dri Archer--#142
Dri Archer at 91
CJ Mosely
Zack martin
Colt Lyerla
Paul Richardson
Shane Skov
Troy Niklas
michael Sam
Jordan Matthews
Jean Baptiste
Cj Fiedoriwicz
Aaron Murry
Bishop Sankey
Odell Beckham jr Pierre Desir, Robert Herron, Jarred Abbrederis, Aaron Lynch,Dontae Johnson, Jeremy Gello, Matt Patcham, Storm Johnson, Preston Brown,AC Leonard, Aaron Murray
1- Cooks WR
2- Jimmy Ward SS
3- Jordan Matthews WR
4- Gaines CB
4- Logan Thomas QB
4- Jordan Tripp LB
7- Colt Lycera TE
Troy Niklas – TE
Austin Seferian-Jenkins – TE
Odell Beckham Jr. – WR
Brandin Cooks – WR
Marqise Lee – WR
Prince Shembo - LB
TJ Jones - WR
Pierre Desire - CB
Chris Watt - OG
Brandon Thomas - OG
Taj Boyd - QB
Aaron Lynch - DE
Dri Archer #153
Tom Savage – QB
Dri Archer – RB
Darqueze Dennard – CB
Kyle Fuller – CB
Troy Niklas – TE
Austin Seferian-Jenkins – TE
Odell Beckham Jr. – WR
Brandin Cooks – WR
Marqise Lee – WR
Paul Richardson – WR
Demarcus Lawrence – OLB/DE
Deone Bucannon – S
Dri Archer goes #115
Brandin Cooks
Odell Beckham Jr.
Austin Seferian-Jenkins
Jason Verrett
Glenn Carson
Ryan Shazier
Michael Sam
Bradley Roby
John Urschel
Allen Robinson
Justin Gilbert
Morgan Moses
Archer-78 to Dallas
Keith McGill CB
Jordan Matthews WR
Brandin Cooks WR
Tajh Boyd QB
Marcus Smith DE
Austin Seferian-Jenkins TE
Darqueze Dennard CB
De'Anthony Thomas RB
Ed Reynolds S
Jarvis Laundry WR
Jordan Tripp OLB
Bashaud Breeland CB
Dri Archer #111
Darqueze Dennard
Brandin Cooks
Michael Sam
Odell Beckham
Cody Latimer
Marqise Lee
James White.
Henry Josey.
Antone Exum.
Tajh Boyd
WHOS DRI ARCHER? Number 113
Just to show you how little I know:
1) Brandin Cooks-WR Oregon
2) Jace Armaro-TE Texas Tech
3) Trai Turner-OG LSU
4) Brock Vereen-SS Minnesota
5) Rashad Reynolds-CB Oregon
6) Aaron Murray-QB Georgia
7) Brandon Coleman-WR Rutgers
8) Tom Hornsby-P Memphis
9) Ahmad Dixon-CB Baylor
10) Jeff Janis-WR Saginaw Valley (sleeper)
11) Glenn Carson-ILB Penn State
12) Anthony Steen-OG Alabama
Archer #105
Darqueze Dennard
Jason Verrett
Calvin Pryor
Deonne Bucannon
Brandin Cooks
Mike Campanaro
Austin Seferian-Jenkins
CJ Fiedorowicz
Gabe Jackson
Cyril Richardson
Adrian Hubbard
Tajh Boyd
Dri Archer # 91
1) K. Fuller (CB)
2) Jordan Matthews (WR)
3) Kyle Van Noy (LB)
4) C.J. Fiedorowicz (TE)
5) Jordan Tripp (ILB)
6) Kevin Norwood (WR)
7) Jaylen Watkins (CB)
8) Kirby Van Der Kamp (P)
9) Ryan Caruthers (NT)
10) Tre Boston (S)
11) Ed Stinson (LB/DE)
12) George Atkinson III (RB)
Dri Archer goes pick 98
Seantrel henderson
Bradley roby
Mike evans
Xavier su'a-filo
Eric ebron
Marqise lee
Kyle van noy
Kelvin benjamin
Jordan matthews
Rashaad reynolds
Ahmad dixon
Dez southward
Dri archer goes at 122
I used to be MetsJetsDevils, a one time winner of this contest. Was forced to change my name. Here are my picks in no particular order:
OBJ, Gaines, McGill, Fiedorowicz, Cyril Richardson, Anthony Steen, James Gayle, Jeffcoat, Shembo, Telvin Smith, Crooks, Amaro
Archer goes 114.
At Bent's behest, here we go:
Someday, I'm actually gonna win this thing … although it might not be this year.
I've done these projections legitimately and illegitimately and gotten nowhere—I think the best I've done is beat Bent once—so this year I'm going outside the box and picking guys who are sort of under the radar and haven't really been associated with the Jets much, which would be fitting given John "Senior Secrecy" Idzik.…
1. CJ Mosley, Alabama
2. Jake Matthews, Texas A&M
3. Donte Moncrief, Ole Miss
4. Ryan Grant, Tulane
5. Bashaud Breeland, Clemson
6. Cyrus Koundijo, Alabama
7. Ryan Shazier, Ohio State
8. Marcus Smith, Louisville
9. Seantrel Henderson, Miami
10. Richard Rodgers, California
11. Quincy Enunwa, Nebraska
12. Damien Williams, Oklahoma
Dri Archer—3rd round, number 69!
Bring it on, my friend!
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michael sam
logan thomas
hurst OT
The Jets select:
Wr - John brown
Og - Ryan groy
Lb - Kevin Pierre-Louis
Lb - Michael Sam
Qb - tahj Boyd
Rb - dri archer
Lb - Demarcus Lawrence
Cb - Bradley roby
Te - cj fiedorowicz
Wr - marquise lee
Cb - darquezz denard
S - deone Buchanon
Archer - pick 154
Odell Beckham WR
Brandin Cooks WR
Martavic Bryant WR
Bradon Coleman WR
Austin Seferian-Jenkins TE
Joe Don Duncan TE
Darqueze Dennard CB
Dontae Johnson CB
DaQuan Jones DT
Carl Bradford LB
Christian Kirkery LB
Tre Boston S
Archer 86
Well, here goes nothin'.
Larry Webster (DE, Bloomsburg)
Tajh Boyd (QB/FB, Clemson)
Darqueze Dennard (CB, Michigan State)
Keith Lewis (CB, Virginia Univ. of Lynchburg)
Keith McGill (CB, Utah)
Kevin Pierre-Louis (LB, Boston College)
Quandon Christian (LB, Clemson)
Dri Archer (OW, Kent State)
Brandin Cooks (WR, Oregon State)
John Brown (WR, Pittsburgh State)
C.J. Fiedorowicz (TE, Iowa)
Austin Seferian-Jenkins (TE, Washington)
Dri Archer... Pick 104
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Eric Ebron TE
LaMarcus Joyner CB
Cody Latimer WR
Jackson Jeffcoat DE
Phillip Gaines DB
Michael Sam DE
Tahj Boyd QB
Tre Mason RB
Jerremiah Attaochu OLB
Justin Britt OL
James Hurst, OT
Jeremy Gallon WR
Tiebreaker: Dri Archer 114
Mike Evans
Darqueze Dennard
Kyle Fuller
CJ Mosley
Odell Beckham
Jace Amaro
CJ Fiedorowicz
Michael Sam
Terrence Brooks
Kirby Van Der Kamp
Jordan Matthews
Tajh Boyd
Archer at 100.
Darqueze Dennard
Kyle Fuller
Brandin Cooks
Odell Beckham Jr
Marqise Lee
Martavis Bryant
Jordan Matthews
Dakota Dozier
Jace Amaro
Austin Seferins-Jenkins
Troy Niklas
Xavier Su'a-Filo
Archer at 111.
1) Darqueze Dennard
2) Odell Beckham Jr.
3) Marquise Lee
4) Clinton-Dix
5) Mike Evans
6) Anthony Barr
7) Calvin Pryor
8) Austin Seferian-Jenkins
9) Kyle Van Noy
10) David Yankey
11) Terrance Mitchell
12) Brandon Coleman
Archer pick 91
Odell Beckham Jr WR LSU
Brandin Cooks WR Oregon St
Kyle Fuller DB Virginia Tech
Darquez Dernard DB Michigan St
Calvin Pryor S Louisville
Aaron Donald DT Pitt
Kyle Van Noy OLB BYU
Jerremiah Attaochu OLB GTech
Troy Niklas TE ND
Jace Amero TE T-Tech
Jimmie Ward S N-Ill
Stan Jean-Baptiste CB Nebraska
If our first two picks come from this group ya boi will be hyped!
Odell Beckham Jr WR LSU
Darquez Dernard DB Michigan St
Dez Southward S Wisconsin
Morgan Breslin OLB USC
Brandin Cooks WR Oregon St
Kyle Fuller DB Virgian Tech
Jace Amaro TE Texas Tech
Marcus Smith DE Louisville
Donte Moncrief WR MIss
EJ Gaines DB
Jarvis Landry WR LSU
Terance Brooks S Fla St.
Archer goes @ 102
Cooks WR
Beckham WR
Barr DE/OLB
Feidorowicz TE
Victor Hampton CB
Dez Southward S
Taj Boyd QB
Paul Richardson WR
Dri Archer RB (#133)
Justin Britt OL
Brandin Cooks
Eric Ebron
Donte Moncrief
Austin Seferian-Jenkins
Dri Archer
Teddy Bridgewater
Darqueze Dennard
Mike Evans
Zach Martin
Ha Ha Clinton-Dix
Odell Beckham
Michael Sam
Archer goes at 115
O. Beckham
B. Cooks
K. Fuller
J. Amaro
E. Ebron
A. Exum
Y. Smallwood
EJ Gaines
P. Gaines
L. Thomas
T. Boyd
C. Latimer
Archer picked at 115
Donte Moncrief
Jarvis Landry
Gabe Jackson
David Yankey
Troy Niklas
Austin Seferian Jenkins
Justin Gilbert
Darqueze Dennard
Kyle Van Noy
Preston Brown
Lamin Barrow
Gabe Ikard
Tie breaker not needed
I think the Jets will trade up if Evans falls past number 10
Dez Southward
Branson Cooks
Philip Gaines
Austin Severian Jenkins
Taj Boyd
Martavis Bryant
Deone buchanon
Keith Lewis
John Brown WR
CJ Fiedorowicz
Mike Evans
Darqueze Dennard
Archer - Pick 131
Brandin Cooks
Odell Beckham Jr.
Austin Seferian-Jenkins
Joel Bitonio
Kyle Van Noy
David Yankey
CJ Fiedorowicz
Phillip Gaines
Gabe Jackson
Tajh Boyd
Josh Huff
Shayne Skov
Dri Archer - 145
1. Zack Martin, OG
2. Stanley Jean-Baptiste, CB
3. Martavis Bryant, WR
4. C.J. Fiedorowicz, TE
5. Dezmen Southward, SS
6. Brock Coyle, ILB
7. Adrian Hubbard, OLB
8.Josh Huff, WR
9. Vinnie Sunseri, SS
10.Tyler Gaffney, RB
11.James Hurst, OT
12. Josh Mauro, DE
Mike Evans-WR
Johnny Manziel-QB
Brandin Cooks-WR
Eric Ebron-TE
Darqueze Denard-CB
Austin Seferian-Jenkins-TE
Kelvin Benjamin-WR
Jarvis Landry-WR
David Yankey-G
Robert Herron-WR
Tajh Boyd-QB
Victor Hampton-CB
Dri Archer---107
Odell Beckham Jr
Brandin Cooks
Jace Amaro
Deone Bucannon
Kyle Fuller
Demarcus Lawrence
Bradley Roby
CJ Fiedorowicz
Dri Archer
Marqise Lee
Jarvis Landry
Terrence Fede
Tie Breaker: Rd 4 pick 4 #104
Andre Williams
Zach Martin (throwing a bone to Bob here)
Archer taken 88th
1. evans WR
2.fuller CB
3.Fiedoriwicz TE
4 LatimerWR
5.Boyd QB6.
6 Pierre Lewis LB
7.cools WR
8.sankey R
9 Thomas S
10. Maxwell CB
11.ellington WR
12. Namath QB
Brandin Cooks
Austin Seferian-Jenkins
Keith McGill
Brandon Coleman
Christian Kirksey
Brandon Thomas
Antoine Exum
Prince Shembo
Dexter McDougle
James White
Beau Allen
Larry Webster
In that order. Naturally. Dri Archer to go @ 121
ODB Jr
Marqise Lee
Pierre Desir
Taj Boyd
Logan Thomas
Jean Baptiste
Xavier Sua Filo
Jimmy Ward
Deone Buchanon
Archer pick 88
Man, I don't know if I'm witty enough to come up with 12 hilarious picks. Or, in fact, any.
1. I always steal one of Rinky's picks so I am also going to pick C J Mosley. However, not the guy from Alabama, the guy who used to be a backup lineman with the Jets in the middle of the last decade.
2. Michigan offensive tackle Michael Schofield is the next pick, due to his innate ability to tattoo intricate prison breakout strategies all over his body.
3. In honor of that time I accidentally ate some frozen chicken while in a TJB chat and thought I might die, I select Dee Ford, because it sounds a bit like "De-thawed".
4. I agree with the pundits who say we should select Beckham, so he's my next pick. We could really use his ability to wear fashionable clothing and take a corner kick.
5. Next pick is Janeane Garofalo. Apparently she's a 6'2" QB from Eastern Illinois.
6. Dan Leberfeld says "Jets should not pander in this draft." Since it's ingrained in me to disagree with everything he says, I'm taking Kung Fu Panda with my next pick.
7. Preston Brown ... because he has BATMAN SHAPED MEASURABLES: http://mockdraftable.com/player/4398/
8. Tajh Boyd, in honor of Woody Boyd, although I don't think they're related. I've been re-watching a lot of Cheers recently for some reason. Funny show...doesn't seem to have rubbed off on me though.
9. I'd like to invite a special guest to announce my next pick: Ladies and Gentlemen, Jabba the Hutt.
Jabba: LUKE BOWANKO OHOHOHOHO.
Thanks Jabba!
10. I'm afraid I've got some baaaad news. My next pick is Shaq Barrett. *Bricks free throw*
11. Screw it, I'm going to pick Jabba the Hutt as well. Welcome aboard, Jabba. Hey, he's faster than Eric Smith.
12. Ike Davis, obviously.
Dri Archer unexpectedly drops and goes at 203
I would love Gabe Jackson in rd 3. Especially if we grab Moncreif in rd 2. Back to back MS kids


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