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Thursday, March 19, 2015
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I seen another blog entitled this and it got me thinking
Why am I still here or in my case Why did I come back?
1. I need the support that I get here on sparks
2. the friendships
3. recipes
4. Accountability
5. it works
6. in... Read more
Monday, March 16, 2015
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I've come to the realization that learning never stops.
As I'm rereading the Bible its as if I'm reading it for the first time and learning
The more test I have done the more I learn about my defencies and why it takes so long for me to hea... Read more
Saturday, March 14, 2015
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I've been suffering from lots of migraines lately
I know it stems from issues with my cervical spine
lots of sleepness nights... Read more
Thursday, March 12, 2015
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been feeling little run down these past few days
but working on my strengthening program
eating is still an issue as I find myself binge eating
my depression seems to trigger the binging
everyday is a new day and thanks to my trial... Read more
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
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Praise b God. I can not thank him or praise him enough.
3 1/2 weeks ago, I had surgery. I had a cyst removed from my left ovary.
I was suppose to have 4 button holes but instead had 3 button holes and a 2 1/2 inch incision. I've been ... Read more
Sunday, March 08, 2015
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Tonight was the first time I've ridden my bike since sometime last year.
I know it was at least over 6 mths ago.
Its a little hard getting on the bike,
I had to lay it on the ground,
hold onto the railing and step over the bike.
T... Read more
Friday, March 06, 2015
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5 things I love about myself
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2. my family is a priority in my life
3. my compassion and empathy for others
4. adapts easy
5. willing to try new things
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Thursday, March 05, 2015
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still going thru my old writings
this describes not just my moods but my weight
although I do feel that this is my usual mood
its also my weight story
up and down - - - upside down�
balloons float away�
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Wednesday, March 04, 2015
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I wrote this last year but it does describe how I feel alot of the time
but what am I running from
it is the life I do not want
yet I am my own prisoner
I can not control it... Read more
Tuesday, March 03, 2015
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A little over a year I found out that I was gluten sensitive. For A while I was doing great. Then I'm not sure even what happened, at first there were the occasional slip ups then I was back to my bad stomach. Now I've put back on the weight tha... Read more
Monday, March 02, 2015
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I think I can
I think I can
I think I can
I think I can
I know I can... Read more
Sunday, March 01, 2015
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decided where to start
I still drink my 8 cups of water a day
not ready to start tracking food yet
so I'm gonna start with walking everyday; yes it will b with y walker but at least Ill be doing something... Read more
Saturday, February 28, 2015
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I didn't think that it would be so hard to restart. Just cant seem to get into a routine. I'm recovering from surgery ( 2 wks ago I had a cyst removed from my ovary ) There has been a few complications but I'm slowly healing.
So wish me ... Read more
Monday, February 16, 2015
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I've decided to give sparkpeople another try.
I took a break last May didn't expect it to last so long but that's life.
My newest granddaughter Serina; my little taco
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Friday, May 23, 2014
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MEBANE — There was one thing on the mind of the Eastern Alamance boys' basketball team: A Mid-State 3-A Conference outright championship.
It showed.
"We really had to earn this one," junior Lamont Robinson said following the Eagles' 80-61 victory against visiting Eastern Guilford. "We didn't play so well in the first half but we came out in the second half and pulled it out."
Eastern Guilford (11-12 overall, 4-9 Mid-State 3-A Conference) came in with an upset on the mind after only falling to the Eagles 60-59 on Jan. 18. The Wildcats persistently attacked the basket throughout the first half, drawing three fouls on both Eastern Alamance's John Lamot and Kedar Sweezer that put both players on the bench for the remainder of the first half.
Though the fouls were piling up, Eagles coach Jay McPherson stuck to his plan, which he reinforced in the locker room.
"We were playing well offensively but we weren't playing well defensively," McPherson said. "We try not to change our game plan until needed late in the game, but we didn't need to."
Finishing the first half on a 5-0 run to shrink the halftime lead to just five at 37-32, Eastern Alamance (18-5, 12-1) came out of the locker room and went on a 12-0 run to start the third quarter that put them ahead for the rest of the night.
"In the third and fourth quarter, we just played better and played solid man-to-man defense," McPherson said. "We boxed out better and we were able to get out in transition off our defense."
As more fouls piled up late in the second half, Lamot picked up back-to-back fouls with 4:13 left in the game, but he had done his damage. The freshman picked up 13 points, draining three from beyond the arc, including two second half 3-pointers during the 12-0 run that put the Eagles on top for good.
As the Wildcats started to run out of energy down the stretch, Eastern Guilford was forced to press with 2:33 left. The move immediately backfired when Robinson dribbled through the press that led to a no-look pass to a wide-open Jalyn Riley waiting in the lane. The forward finished the play with a two-handed dunk that sent the crowd into a frenzy and took whatever air was left in the lungs of the Wildcats.
"We knew we could play with them," Eastern Guilford sophomore Terrell Pickett said. "We just came up short."
Eastern Alamance sent its three seniors off their home court in their last regular-season game in fine fashion, but it was the sophomore Malcolm Summers who led the way for the Eagles with 16 points. Robinson added 15 points while Sweezer pitched in 10.
"This feels good," Sweezer said. "We went through some adversity at the beginning of the season, but we have a lot of heart and we put in a lot of hard work and it paid of."
Eastern Guilford was paced by sophomore Quayson Williams' 16 points and junior Caleb Robinson's 14 points.
"Eastern Guilford played hard," McPherson said. "They wanted to knock us off. They knew they played us well before, and they gave a great effort. We earned this one."


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Tuesday, April 2, 2013
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Room 175
Contact: Sherie Etges • Email
Mandatory for all 1L students. Adell Amos, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, and a panel of faculty members will provide information to help you choose your class schedule for the 2013-2014 academic year. Topics include: course sequencing; subject areas; skills courses, writing courses, and courses that cover bar exam subject areas. Students will also have time to ask questions at the conclusion of the session.
Thursday, April 4, 2013
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Room 175
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Mandatory for all 1L Students. Sherie Etges, Registrar, will give an overview of the registration process. Topics include: registration via DuckWEB; priority registration times; summer session and January session; degree requirements; concurrent degrees; taking non-law classes; and registration resources. The session will conclude with a short question and answer period.
5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
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Federalist Society Event:
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Friday, April 5, 2013
10:30 am - 3:00 pm
University of Oregon School of Law
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Trailblazing in the Modern Legal Era: A Tribute to Judge Helen Frye is a celebration of pioneering women in the legal profession. The event will be held at the University of Oregon School of Law and will center on the unveiling of a portrait of Judge Helen Frye, the first woman to serve on the federal court in Oregon. Lunch, included in the $15 registration fee, will feature a special tribute dessert hosted by Lane County Women Lawyers; CLE credit is being applied for and will also be included. Oregon Law students are encouraged to participate and may attend for free.
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Morse Commons
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Come listen to exciting panel discussions moderated by Chris Hermann of Stoel Rives while enjoying fine Oregon wines and a catered meal.
Speakers will discuss topics such as the business and legal aspects of the wine industry, reciprocity laws between states, growing markets
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marketing wine in Oregon and across the nation!
Saturday, April 6, 2013
All Day
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Monday, April 8, 2013
12:30 pm - 1:20 pm
Room 141
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The Citizens' Utility of Oregon will present on the future of electric vehicles.
2:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Knight Library Browsing Room
Contact: Kelsey Provo • Email
Second event in the Wayne Morse Center Migration Project's 2012-13 speaker series "The Borders Within: Immigrants, Race, and the Politics of Surveillance and Enforcement in the United States."
In this event, we explore how immigration policies and the lives of newcomers are transformed in perilous times of war and emergency, focusing on how security priorities after 9/11 recast the national immigration debate and policy-making process. We also seek to understand how official programs of surveillance and profiling shape Muslim and Arab Americans
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Room 110
Contact: Dustin Littrell; • Email
Are you interested in adding a law review experience to your academic repertoire? Oregon Law Review, Journal of Environmental Law & Litigation, and Oregon Review of International Law invite you to join us for an informational meeting. We'll discuss what journal is, what the benefits of membership are, and the journal competition. The competition is open to all 1Ls and 2Ls and is the sole determinant of membership.
Reps from all three journals will be tabling in the commons in the days leading up to the meeting, so stop by. See you there!
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Where were you born? How long have you lived in the Snohomish County area? I was born in Michigan, lived in Washington for more than 40 years and I love it.
How long have you worked in Real Estate? I have been in real estate for 26 years.
What did you do before that? I worked as a school bus driver.
What is your specialty and what does that mean for the people you work with? My specialty is residential resale homes in Snohomish County. I have experience in just about every neighborhood in the area! I know the history and the benefits of each neighborhood.
What is the most challenging aspect of what you do? It's a challenge when I have to help clients who are faced with foreclosure. I give them information to help them make the hard decision they are forced with and the healing process. Life does go on after foreclosure or short sale.
What is one tip you have for someone looking to buy a home? Know what you want and what you need — there is a difference. Be patient and when you find it, be aggressive.
What is one tip you have for someone looking to sell a home? Price it right. Don't list at a high price thinking the buyers will make lower offers. When you list a home at the right price in this market (depending on price range), you will get multiple offers.
Why should someone choose you as their real estate agent? Experience and marketing. I spend money on my listings — both print and internet advertising. Some brokers don't believe in the power of print anymore, but the home buying process is a fun one and people enjoy searching in all areas of marketing, you never know where the lead will come from when you find "your home."
What do you most enjoy doing when you're not working? I enjoy spending time with my grandkids, Jethro and Jasmine, traveling with my husband, mission work around the world, and spending time with my friends and youth group at New View Church.


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Luke Watson will again lead the Kings against the Bulls – and believes a home win is possible.
'The Bulls are strong play-off contenders and they probably feel like they haven't shown their best yet. So they will be determined to get things on track against us. This is a South African derby and those are always marked by a high level of physicality. There is massive belief in this squad and we'll set out to cause an upset.'
Watson has not played for the Southern Kings since the first match of the season. He suffered a freak blow to the larynx 35 minutes into the game.
He played for the EP Kings in last weekend's win against South Western Districts.
Watson will wear the No 8 jersey while Cornell du Preez moves to the side of the scrum to make place for the captain. Devin Oosthuizen drops from the match 22 altogether. The only other changes to the team are in the second row where David Bulbring displaces Rynier Bernardo and in the front row, where Hannes Franklin and Bandise Maku swop places.
Ronnie Cooke and Sergeal Petersen have also swopped jerseys and will play on opposite sides of the field this week.
Kings: 15 George Whitehead, 14 Ronnie Cooke, 13 Waylon Murray, 12 Andries Strauss, 11 Sergeal Petersen, 10 Demetri Catrakilis, 9 Shaun Venter, 8 Luke Watson (capt), 7 Wimpie van der Walt, 6 Cornell du Preez, 5 David Bulbring, 4 Steven Sykes, 3 Kevin Buys, 2 Bandise Maku, 1 Schalk Ferreira Substitutes: 16 Hannes Franklin, 17 Grant Kemp, 18 Rynier Barnardo, 19 Jacques Engelbrecht, 20 Nicolas Vergallo, 21 Marcello Sampson, 22 Siviwe Soyizwapi.
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GREENSBORO — Progress has been achieved for Southern Alamance senior Jake DeAngelo.
Now there's one more thing.
DeAngelo is within one victory of a state championship after breezing through the 132-pound bracket in Class 4-A the past two days at the Greensboro Coliseum.
"The streak, the curse has ended," DeAngelo said after Friday night's semifinals.
DeAngelo has finished in third place three times. Twice, he lost in the semifinal round, so now he is guaranteed at least second place.
Burlington resident Alexander Preudhomme of Bishop McGuinness is in the Class 1-A final at 126 pounds.
The championship round begins at 5 p.m. today after wrestleback rounds throughout the day.
Eastern Randolph's Cole Muehlbach led his 170-pound semifinal in the third period before he was pinned, but he'll be back today.
Western Alamance's Ross Scott remains in contention to finish as high as third at 160 pounds in Class 3-A. A trio from Bartlett Yancey is also still in play in Class 2-A.
DeAngelo (52-0) said he was a bit uneasy going to the semifinals based on past years.
"I came in a little nervous that match because of the other semis," he said.
DeAngelo is unscored upon through three tournament matches, including an 11-0 semifinal domination of Scotland County's Afiz Lateef.
"Just wrestling up to my game and ready to win that state title," DeAngelo said. "Definitely peaking."
Next up is Winston-Salem Parkland senior Jeremy Ward (50-3), who lost to DeAngelo by a two-point decision in last week's Midwest Regional final. Ward defeated DeAngelo in last year's state semifinals.
DeAngelo led 7-0 in the quarterfinals against Hough's Steven Owens before a move that resulted in a pin at 4:31.
Preudhomme, who defeated West Wilkes' Jake St. Germain 7-1 in the semifinals, said this is his last go-around.
"Since I'm a senior, it's my last chance to show how good I am at wrestling," said Preudhomme, who lost in last year's finals. "I want to have redemption as I go off to college. I don't want to have that same experience (of losing the last match of the season)."
Preudhomme (41-4) will face Nick Quillen (58-1) of Rosewood.
"Because it's my last match, if I lose, it will forever be a loss to end my career," Preudhomme said. "For me to be able to look good on wrestling for the rest of my life, I'm going to have to win this (final)."
Preudhomme won in the quarterfinals (which in Class 1-A is also the first round) with a third-period technical fall against Deonte Whitfield of Southwest Onslow.
Here's how it shook out for other non-finalists on the second day of the three-day event:
Class 4-A
Southern Alamance's Caison Scott (103 pounds) fell by a third-period technical fall against Northern Durham's Josh Brown in the quarterfinals.
Later, the junior was eliminated when West Johnson's Tony Jimenez scored a takedown in overtime for a 6-4 decision. Scott (41-11) was awarded a reversal at the end of the third period to extend the match.
Class 3-A
Western Alamance's Scott lost 14-4 to Kenan Robertson of Concord Robinson despite notching the first points on a first-period takedown in the quarterfinals. Robertson racked up the next 12 points.
But the Western Alamance senior responded with a pin of West Iredell's Jared Nicholson in a consolation round. Scott (31-3) will need to win his first match today to be assured of a top-6 finish for the second year in a row.
At 138, Eastern Alamance's Justin Huntsinger (38-16) pinned Robert Baker of West Craven in 2:25 of his first consolation bout. But he was done after a 12-4 loss to Dakota Hill of Clayton Cleveland.
That means Eastern Alamance coach Nathan Gardner won't have one of his birthday wishes for today because the Eagles don't have any wrestlers remaining in the tournament.
Eastern Alamance 220-pounder Dadrian Saunders was eliminated in his first consolation-round bout, unable to overcome a knee injury. Saunders (36-8) was pinned in the third period by Jeffery Person of Rocky Mount.
Eastern Guilford had the worst luck as all three of its entrants were eliminated in the morning, even though one never made it to the mat.
Josh Edgerton, a 285-pounder who won his opening bout Thursday night, was a medical disqualification because of a skin issue at weigh-ins Friday morning. The senior, who last weekend was the Mideast Regional runner-up, had a 27-7 record.
Eastern Guilford's Caleb Stanley (145) and Willie Bivens (182) were ousted in their first consolation matches.
Even state-power Orange had four of its 10 entrants eliminated after the first round of consolation matches. The Panthers, though, had an array of positive moments.
Orange's Joe Scott (106), Jack Twomey-Kozak (138), David Peters-Logue (160) and Aubrey Browning (182) reached the finals. Collin Smith (126) and Anderson Pope (145) dropped semifinals in the waning seconds, with Pope's defeat in overtime.
Class 2-A
Muehlbach seemed in good shape with a 4-3 semifinal lead on Bandys' Andrew Brotherton until a turn of fortunes resulted in a semifinal pin in 4:59, giving Brotherton (53-4) his 38th consecutive victory.
"I shot and he spun behind me," Muehlbach said. "He got the takedown and went to work."
Muehlbach (24-7), whose ankle injury interrupted his season, steamrolled Thomasville's Aaron Reeves 16-5 in the quarterfinals.
Eastern Randolph's Dalton Clark lost 9-1 in the 145 quarterfinals to Chase's Josh Stephens. Clark (37-11) advanced to today's competition by defeating North Pitt's Seth Salazar 8-4.
Bartlett Yancey 113-pounder Denny Chilton (29-4) posted a 14-2 thrashing of West Davidson's Dylan Lannie in a consolation bout after falling 7-2 in the quarterfinals to Newton-Conover's Austin Klutz.
Bartlett Yancey's Ryan Chilton opened the consolations with a second-period pin of Bunn's Clifton White at 120. Then Ryan Chilton (27-9) was eliminated because of Wheatmore's David Niemitalo's pin in 3:11.
At 195, Josh Davis of Bartlett Yancey bounced back from an 18-6 loss to Kyle Colborn of Croatan to stay in contention. Davis (30-4) pinned Winston-Salem Carver's Raymond Martin in 3:56 in a consolation match.
Graham sophomore Jack Snow (35-11) was ousted based on his second consolation result, a 15-2 loss to NorthEastern's Joshua Markham. This came after Snow's 7-2 victory against East Davidson's Gage Love.
Graham's Elijah Whitsett (182) and Terrance Reed (220) were done after losing their first consolation bouts. Whitsett (27-20) lost by a 26-second pin to Newton-Conover's Collin Minor, while Reed (39-7) was clipped 3-1 in overtime by Piedmont's Kris Rookard.
Bartlett Yancey's William Pressley (25-8) was finished because of a forfeit in the 220 consolations.


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Maybe that'll shut Laker fans up about Anderson...
Ryan Anderson and Eric Gordon
No one knows what's going on with Gordon's knee, and cap rules give him the right to veto any trade until July 2013. But it's unclear whether he wants to be in New Orleans after urging the Hornets to let him sign with Phoenix last summer.1
It's also unclear if and when he'll be healthy again, an uncertainty that will obviously depress whatever market might exist.
As for Anderson, it's sweet that the Lakers want him in any theoretical Gasol deal. But the rebuilding Hornets would seem to have little use for an aging center earning $19 million per season through next year, and there's no indication New Orleans has much interest in trading Anderson in any three- or four-team deal that would send Gasol elsewhere. He's a productive player with a hugely valuable skill set on an affordable contract averaging about $8.5 million per season. The Hornets can open up max-level cap room without moving either Gordon or Anderson.
1. The New Orleans Pelicans
You're all mocking the pelicans? Other NBA mascots include a pair of pants; two different weather systems; a large deer; a space rocket; a person who performs magical spells; the act of magic itself; the inanimate net attached to a basketball rim; a music genre; the sun; and a small chunk of gold.
A pelican is arguably better than all of those. And pelicans are really cool in nature: dive-bombing from monster heights, zipping straight down into the water, and coming up with a meal. The team could replicate this in the arena, with a pelican rappelling from the ceiling, diving into a pool at midcourt, and coming out with a rival mascot in its mouth.
Most important: The inflatable mascot version of the pelican is going to be hysterically cartoonish. The only downside is that "New Orleans Pelicans" is a mouthful of syllables. What about the Bayou Pelicans?
Finally a sensible national article on the Pelicans name. You got to have an aggressive looking pelican to pull it off though.
Los An gel es La kers
New Eng land Pa tri ots
New Or leans Pel I cans
6 each as official names IF we allow them to use the abbreviation of Los Angeles and New Enfkand for Mass a chu setts and more. Greedy, yet parsimonius.
Also, there are a number of these. Don't believe that there is universal support or universal hate.
"Aime la vérité, mais pardonne à l'erreur." - François-Marie Arouet (Voltaire)
It'll no doubt end up shortened to Pels, which I disliked at first but it's grown on me.
That is my issue as well New Orleans Pelicans is just too many syllables...I say 2 syllables max in the actual nickname would be best and I really like "Krewe" which is only one and it rolls off the tongue quite well as would "VooDoo"
VooDoo would be PERFECT i wish we could get that name some kind of way...Im starting to want VooDoo even more than Krewe, but either of those would be infinitely better than Pelican imo
This syllable talk is inane.
Are we really talking about syllables on a basketball forum?
Actually with the inflection here, it'll be more "Pel-cans" than "Pel-i-cans", so
The question that I'm merely tryin to pose is as simple as me sayin
But what about repentance?
What about the tension?
What about you eating dinner in the devil's kitchen?
But what about repentance?
What about committing the same sin
over and over again and again and ah..
Don't forget explosive plosives.
And I still don't get how its okay to short hand Cavs, but not Pels.
This is the problem with America. Complaining about how many syllables it is to say a word. You know how much time it takes to say the difference between Voo-Doo and Pel-I-Cans. like 1/10th of a second.
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This article explains the settings available in the Content panel of the Firefox OptionsPreferences window. These settings are related to how a website's content is displayed.
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Some websites make legitimate use of pop-up windows. Therefore, you can allow these sites to open pop-ups anyway. To do so, click , enter the site name, and click . To remove a website from the list, select it and then click . To clear the list completely, click . For more information, see the Pop-up blocker settings, exceptions and troubleshooting article.
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If you enable loading images automatically, the button lets you select sites from which images will not automatically load. The button lets you specify websites that you wish to load (or not load) regardless of the setting of this optionpreference. In the exceptions list, enter the site from which you want to allow or block images and click to allow images, or click to block the images.
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The long awaited restoration of the only existing Burnelli-designed "blended fuselage" aircraft began over the winter of 2012/2013 with the removal of the twin tail boom components, wing flaps and the fabric covered flight control surfaces to our restoration hangar.
Prior to the Air Museum acquiring the CBY-3 "Loadmaster" from Friendship Airport in Baltimore in 1972. It had been abandoned for ten years and during that time the engines, engine mounts and cowls had been stripped from the aircraft, as well as the cockpit instrumentation. The CBY-3 had also been vandalized and had incurred structural damage to the rear landing gear. While awaiting restoration at the Air Museum's previous location on Rte 75, the CBY-3 had a close call with the tornado that devastated our museum in 1979. The aircraft was peppered with debris causing damage to its skin.
Work Completed Through April, 2014
Tail Assembly and Flight Control Surfaces
The two tail booms were refurbished along with the 33 foot long horizontal stabilizer and the two vertical tail fins. To aid in the assembly of the entire empennage an assembly jig was designed and built by the museum restoration staff. Missing mounting brackets for the stabilizer and fins were manufactured and donated by Peerless Tool & Machining Co. Three aerodynamic fairings that mount to the rear of the horizontal stabilizer needed extensive repairs and a fourth had to be built from scratch. The missing fairing was built by David Paqua, owner of Franklin Glass and Aluminum in Stamford. As components were completed they were assembled on the jig which will eventually allow the installation of the fully assembled empennage to be mated to the fuselage as one unit.
The fabric covered flight control surfaces include two ailerons, two rudders, a large central elevator that mounts between the tail booms, and two smaller elevators that mount outside the vertical fins. Existing remnants of the fabric were removed and catalogued for future reference. The control surfaces were sent to Blastech Overhaul and Repair Corp. to be media blasted in order to remove layers of peeling paint and residue. Work is currently proceeding on repairs to numerous fatigue cracks and corrosion damage to these parts. We plan to begin the fabric resurfacing of these components this summer.
Sheet metal damage to the wing flaps has also been repaired and these parts have been put into storage for future installation.
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The pilots' console – mounted between the pilots – was removed and entirely disassembled for complete restoration. Missing parts were manufactured and all of the hundreds of parts were treated for rust and corrosion. This required extensive photo-documentation and cataloguing to assure proper reassembly. All of the cockpit flight instruments and radios were missing from the aircraft. We are in the process of attempting to acquire these components consistent with the early 1960's timeframe when the CBY-3 was still operating. Many of the basic flight instruments were available from NEAM's inventory and are being fitted to the instrument panel. In addition we are trying to find a pair of pilot seats consistent with commercial aircraft from the early to mid 1940's when the CBY-3 was built.
Engines and Propellers
At the end of its service life the CBY-3 was powered by two Wright 2600 engines. While the original engines, mounts and cowlings were missing from the aircraft, NEAM had two Wright 2600s in its inventory. Both have been cosmetically refurbished by the museum's engine restoration crew and will be installed at a later date. Work is currently underway to put together a set of engine cowlings and to adapt engine mounts to fit the CBY-3. We are also in the process of determining the most appropriate propeller configuration and acquiring these components.
Aircraft Move to Restoration Facility and Wing Removal
Prior to moving the aircraft to our restoration area the remaining two (of four) main gear wheels were removed and the wheel bearings were cleaned and lubricated. The CBY-3 was then removed from its hardstands and positioned to facilitate interior cleaning of the fuselage and removal of its wings. Two custom-built cradles were designed and built to accommodate the shape and weight of each wing during the removal process which is scheduled to take place in May, 2014.
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Support Home > The CAPN > Downloads > The CAPN: Version 8.3.20a - 07/26/07 Software Update
The CAPN Update
This download is for customers with The CAPN whose version is 8.0 or later - and require the most reliable edition of the 8.x software. As chronicled below, there are a large number of improvements and fixes that have been added to The CAPN since the 8.0 release more than 2 years ago.
Not Available for Version 7.5 or Earlier
The current version of The CAPN is 8.3 and is available to customers with software older than 8.0 as an upgrade for $199 - which includes 17 DVDs of all the latest raster, vector, photo, and 3-D charts. Please call Maptech at 888-839-5551 for availability. DO NOT Install this update on top of version 7.5 (or earlier) of The CAPN - doing so will corrupt your installation.
Registration May be Required
Starting with version 8.0 of The CAPN, we asked that customers register their software before use. This process requires an activation code to 'unlock' the software for continued use. If you install this update on top of a version that did not require registration, you will be prompted to register. To register, please call Maptech at 888-839-5551.
How To Install
Click the link below. In most instances, your web browser will ask if the file should be Opened, or Saved to your computer. Choose Save, then select a location to Save the downloaded file In. If you are unfamiliar with downloading and applying software patches, we recommend choosing your "Desktop"; select Save In, Desktop and press Save. Once the download completes, double-click the downloaded application that appears on your Desktop. This will apply the download to your Maptech installation. Once that process is completed, you may run your Maptech application and (once working) delete the download from your Desktop.
Please note: Do NOT save this update in your C:\Capn Voyager\ folder. Doing so will corrupt your installation, which may require a complete re-install to correct. Instead, be sure to save this update to the Windows Desktop (or a similar location), then run the update by double-clicking its icon.
Release Notes
Version 8.3.20a - 26 July 2007
- Update tide & tidal current harmonic station data to 2007 data for Canadian waters.
Version 8.3.20 - 12 July 2007
- Update tide & tidal current harmonic station data to 2007 data.
- Fixed: Find GPS & Find AIS functions.
- Allow ability to edit GPS.ini file from Find GPS dialog box.
Version 8.3.19a - 01 March 2007
- Allow GPX route exports from the CAPN to be read into Garmin's MapSource Software.
- Update tide/current stations with 2007 predictions.
- Changed display tide/current stations from Station ID to Print ID.
- Includes Celestial files for CAPN Almanac.
Version 8.3.18 - 09 November 2006
- Under some circumstances, adding or refreshing the list of charts while AIS was active would cause an error. AIS now turned OFF temporarily until the chart list is refreshed.
- Fixed problem where Great Circle window allowed user to attempt to build route segments before the calculations were complete.
Version 8.3.17 - 25 July 2006
- Fixed problem with two dialog windows that were not returned to regular size when Capn was exited, and thus causing errors that would not allow the Capn to run.
- Fixed problem caused when user tried to assign the same COM port to both GPS and AIS. Fixed problem with setup program that caused error when using the depth strip chart. Modified code to fix problem caused when GoTo Lat/Lon window and vector feature on/off windows were minimized.
- Modified routine that checks for Coast Pilot files. If the Coast Pilot files from a Maptech chart CD are installed in the Capn's "CPilot" folder, you can get to the exact page in the Coast Pilot for the chart you are on.
- Changed the way AIS starts up. Now, if you had AIS ON when you exited the Capn, it will be on when you next use the program. You no longer will need to turn on AIS reception from the main menu.
- Re-arranged the main menu structure to better organize chart related options.
- Modified the Help menu to provide link to Maptech for information about getting additional charts.
- Modified the internet weather selection window to work with the latest version of Marine Planner.
- Streamlined the process of acquiring position data from an AIS unit that is passing through GPS sentences.
- Fixed problem with certain Gulf vector charts that contain tens of thousands of marsh symbols.
Version 8.3.16 - 25 May 2006
- Modified Route List window to allow the export of all routes as "GPX" files, which can be imported into the free EasyGPS application for upload to your GPS. (Visit http://www.easygps.com/ to get your free copy) The Capn stores the GPS files in a folder called: "Routes_In_GPX_Format" found under the Capn folder. When you export your routes, a file is created in the Routes_In_GPX_Format folder using the date and time of the export.
- Rearranged menus to better group selections by category.
- Added new option under Charting->Raster Chart Options to allow the user to select high visibility colors for all raster charts.
- New fly-out menus for Raster Chart Options and General Chart Options added to the Chart pull down menu.
- Added quick Night Vision option to the Chart pull down menu for easier access.
- Move "Vector Object (Q)uery" option closer to the top of the chart window's right click pop up menu so that it is easier to access.
- Fixed problem with the status of D.S.T. showing next to the date for the graphical display of tides and currents.
Version 8.3.15 - 10 May 2006
- The Capn is now a part of the Maptech family.
- Fixed problem with newest version of Windows XP common dialogue control, used when you attempt to create a new folder during export of marks, routes, etc.
- Adjusted night colors module to handle new transparent windows, and to restore the correct icon for all Capn forms when night colors are turned off.
- Added support for Maptech Inc. Version 5 charts.
Version 8.3.14 - 04 Apr 2006
- Modified chart display process so that "holes" in NOAA's S57 charts are filled in with segments of of other charts. In many cases, NOAA has not digitized all the data on a chart, but only those portions of the chart that do not have overlap larger scale S57 charts. It's as if you bought a NOAA 1:80,000 paper chart only to discover large blacked out areas where NOAA has any chart at 1:40,000, 1:20,000 or 1:10,000. With this version, you will see such holes in the NOAA S57 chart filled with data from corresponding raster or DNC charts in your inventory.
- Minor program adjustments for Kirby Marine to better handle interaction with Kirby's own programming, and to deal with the Capn registration process.
- Fixed speed calculation problem when user starts a route "steer to" along a route leg, versus at a waypoint.
- Streamlined the process of checking for changes in the chart file paths.
- Added new control file (S57_Files\Feature_Exclusion.txt) so features can be excluded from the list of things found when the user askes for a vector query.
Version 8.3.13 - 27 Mar 2006
- Fixed problem in the display of tide and current trend when right clicking on a station.
- Additional S57 features supported, including chart notes and inset charts as produced by NOAA.
Version 8.3.12 - 22 Mar 2006
- Modify tide and current display windows to show times of slack, maximum flood, maximum ebb, maximum high water and minimum low water. Streamlined data entry for ship's own MMSI number in the AIS setup window.
- Improved display of S57-based chart features, plus redesign of the S57 object during query window to better prioritize the list of objects found.
- Added "feet" as a near distance unit of display for commercial operators on the Western rivers, as well as displaying the horizontal clearance for bridges.
Version 8.3.11 - 01 Mar 2006
- Minor modifications for commercial customer, dealing with data logged by a custom version of the Capn.
Version 8.3.10 - 14 Feb 2006
- Fixed problem in tide module relating to attempt by user to call up a tide prediction without first displaying tide and current data on the chart.
- Improved display of S57 features, and added ability to turn on/off both text and graphic portions of various S57 chart features.
Version 8.3.09 - 08 Feb 2006
- Improved support for S57 object display during production of SoftChart SENC chart files.
Version 8.3.08 - 26 Jan 2006
- Modified AIS target list window to avoid flickering.
Version 8.3.07 - 19 Jan 2006
- Modified AIS ship type module to properly identify tugs with tows.
Version 8.3.06 - 15 Jan 2006
- Fixed issue with AIS COG arrows when chart is rotated to course up for own ship.
Version 8.3.05 - 13 Jan 2006
- Fixed minor problem with turning off and on various features on charts created from NOAA S57 ENC data.
Version 8.3.04 - 06 Jan 2006
- Improved the display of raster charts when rotated to course or route leg up. The rotated display is now as readable as the standard north up display.
- Corrected problems with night mode display and printing.
Version 8.3.03 - 16 Dec 2005
- Added a new option under Charting Preferences Advanced Settings that allows the user to change the "Place Marks" button to a button that Suspends/Resumes Depth Alarms generated when the ship's minimum safety depth is triggered on vector charts.
- Enhanced the readability of raster charts that are over zoomed.
- Added routines to detect depth sounds and depth areas that violate the ship's minimum safety depth even if the topmost chart is a raster chart. You Must have Raster See Through turned on, but the level of transparency can be zero.
Version 8.3.02 - 07 Dec 2005
- Enhanced the depth strip chart window by adding transparency and by allowing the user to turn the graph display On or Off.
- Enhanced AIS support by allowing the ship's position to be received via the AIS "VOD" sentence when no GPS data is being passed through by the AIS receiver, or no GPS is
connected to the computer.
Version 8.3.01 - 28 Nov 2005
- Based on feedback from long time Capn user John Moorhead, we've added an option to the track right click menu that allows you to combine all displayed tracks into a single track file.
- Also, we added the ability to "Snap To" and "Grap Mark Info" when a waypoint is moved on top of a user mark. Previously, these two features were only available when you were in the process of creating a route.
Version 8.3.0 - 15 Nov 2005
- First release of Capn Voyager since being purchased by SAIC, which has more than 43,000 employees world-wide and annual revenues exceeding $7 billion.
- This version includes a new Tide and Current interface that automatically refreshes the list of tide and current stations near your ship for real-time predictions.
- Also, you can choose to refresh the display of tide and current icons as you move from one area to another so that they are centered on your present chart display.
- Added support for displaying photos and notes distributed with ENC style charts. The window that displays information about an S57 feature, such as a bridge, now contains buttons to view a photo or view a note if such things are available.


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Potential volunteers in Thailand can choose from a number of programs. One of the most well regarded is Global Service Corps' Thailand Project which offers volunteer placements every month except April. Volunteers have a one-on-one local partner, live with a Thai host family and join the staff of a school or community health center.
Thai cooking schools are found throughout the country, and a list of schools can be found at tourismthailand.org/. Choosing a school will come down to the degree of formality and level of instruction you want (i.e. do you want only a few lessons in the basics or would you prefer a course that includes more in-depth instruction).
There are several Thai cooking tours and programs. The most well known is the Chiang Mai Cookery School thaicookeryschool.com in Chiang Mai, where you can take one, two or three-day classes conducted in English. In Bangkok, you can take classes at most of the major hotels, as well as in smaller cooking schools. And in Phuket, try Baan Kata baankata.com, or visit The Boathouse for their Saturday and Sunday morning cooking classes. You can arrange your courses in advance or choose a school upon arrival.
Here, too, schools abound throughout the country. The International Training Massage Institute of Thai Massage (infothai.com/itm) in Chiang Mai is one of the most famous, but other schools offer a format similar to ITM's 5- to 10-day courses of small-group instruction for basic through advanced students.
In Bangkok, check out the School of Thai Massage at Wat Po (The Wat Po School of Traditional Medicine). You can take a mini-course, a longer course or just get a massage from one of the students. For more information, ask the guides at Wat Pho for directions to the Thai Massage School. (Note: In Thailand, it is vital that you specify "Thai" Massage; if you don't, you could end up with a whole other kind of "massage.")
There are many Buddhist meditation centers throughout Thailand and Southeast Asia that offer courses ranging from a few hours to a few months. The International Buddhist Meditation Center in Bangkok holds a daily class for beginners and advanced practitioners. Section Five at Wat Mahadhatu in Bangkok also holds three different daily classes (in English on M, W, F) and offers longer retreats.
Many meditation centers throughout the region offer accommodations to those wishing to stay and meditate. Check with the Northern Insight Meditation Center in Chiang Mai for longer retreats.
In Thailand, you can visit working farms, produce factories and enjoy village homestays through the Department of Agricultural Extension's Agro-Tours. In Chiang Rai, contact Ban Hua Mae Kham Agrotourism Center, Tel: (66-53) 765-277. You can also take part in rice planting and harvesting in Chiang Mai through Maejo University.
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The purpose of the Groovy Eclipse plugin is to promote the Groovy platform and ecosystem as a viable and productive development environment for Java developers working in the Eclipse SDK.
The Groovy Eclipse Plugin allows you to edit, compile and run both groovy scripts and classes from the Eclipse SDK.
There is now a new release of the plugin go see the release notes.
Note that the plugin is work in progress. You can check the current status of the plugin here: issues and bugs
Eclipse version compatibility
Eclipse 3.2 : not working
Eclipse 3.3 : working
Eclipse 3.4 : working
Quick Start
For the installation of the Groovy Eclipse Plugin follow this PDF presentation.
The "Hello World" screen cast shows you how to write a Groovy "Hello World" application using Eclipse.
Key Features
- Syntax Highlighting
- Compile and run Groovy files in Eclipse
- Outline view for Groovy files
- Auto completion
- Refactoring
- Source code formatter
There are two ways to install the plugin, one is the preferred way through the Update Site and second is manual installation from a zip archive.
Update Site
The update site containing the most recent release is here: http://dist.codehaus.org/groovy/distributions/update/
- Go to: Help -> Software Updates
- Change to the Available Software tab
- Click on Add Site
- Copy the URL from above into the URL field and press OK
- At the new added site Select the Features to Install check the Groovy check box (be sure to get the latest version) and press Install
- If the default location looks okay press Finish (this will download the plug-in)
This should download and install the Groovy plugin. It may require a restart of Eclipse to make sure it is loaded okay.
If you're interested in trying the latest development version, the update site is: http://dist.codehaus.org/groovy/distributions/updateDev/
The head version of groovy-eclipse is build on a CI Server at the HSR (University of Applied Sciences Rapperswil). The update site is: http://groovy.ifs.hsr.ch/GroovyRefactoring/OfficialUpdateSite/
From Zip Archive
It is possible to access a zip archive that can be expanded into your eclipse installation from: http://dist.codehaus.org/groovy/distributions/update/GroovyEclipse.zip.
Create a Groovy Project
To create a basic Groovy project in Eclipse perform the following steps:
- Go to: File -> New -> Project
- Select Java Project and press Next
- In the Project Name field enter the name of your project (GroovyJava for this example)
- Under Project Layout select Create separate source and output folders and press Finish
- In the Package Explorer find the newly created project, right click, and select Groovy -> Add Groovy Nature
So far you should have a src folder, a bin-groovy folder, and several libraries. There is also a bin folder that was created by Eclipse, but is hidden due to exclusion filters. The next steps are needed to make the bin-groovy folder the default output folder, and to connect it to the src folder so that the debugger will know where to find the associated source and classes:
- In the Package Explorer, right click on the "GroovyJava" project, and select: Build Path -> Configure Build Path
- Select the Source tab and then use the Browse button to change the Default Output Folder from bin to bin-groovy
- Press OK, OK
This will expose the bin folder in the Package Explorer. I'm not sure why the plugin creates a bin-groovy directory. Perhaps there are other "bin" files that are best kept separate from the Groovy classes, or perhaps one of the original versions of Eclipse didn't create a "bin" directory automatically. Some day when someone has a clear idea of the usefulness of this, or lack thereof, we can clean up my instructions.
Download and build from Subversion
This section is for those who want to do development work on the Eclipse plugin. More specific information regarding the wish-list and standards can be found at Eclipse Plugin Development. You may also want to join the groovy-eclipse-dev mailing list by subscribing here - http://email@example.com.
See the Codehaus Subversion page for general information on how to access the repository.
See the Subversion home page if you are new to Subversion in general.
To simply view the plugin code, use FishEye.
The plugin source contains Groovy source files. You will need to be able to compile Groovy in order to build the plugin. The easiest method is to download the released plugin from the update site (http://dist.codehaus.org/groovy/distributions/update/) or the development version of the plugin from the development update site (http://dist.codehaus.org/groovy/distributions/updateDev/).
The plugin modules depend on TestNG. Instructions for downloading the TestNG Eclipse plugin are on the TestNG Download page.
Checkout the plugin modules by running the following command:
Each module already contains all the information Eclipse needs to create the project properly (i.e. .project, .classpath and other files). From Eclipse, "Import" the projects into your workspace.
Detailed description of how to checkout using the Eclipse Subclipse plugin:
- Select the Window -> Open Perspective->Other -> SVN Repository Exploring.
- In the context menu of the SVN Repository pane, select New Repository Location
- Enter the following URL: http://svn.codehaus.org/groovy/
- Navigate to /trunk/groovy/ide/groovy-eclipse and select all of the projects under trunk/groovy/ide/groovy-eclipse.
- Right-click to get the context menu and select Check out (not Check out as)
- Now you should have all of the groovy-eclipse projects in your package explorer view
Testing the plugin
It might be useful to test the plugin before you use it in your main eclipse installation. There are two Eclipse test projects called GroovyEclipseTests and org.codehaus.groovy.eclipse.core.test. To run them right-click on the project and select Run As>JUnit Plug-in Test.
Building the Update Site
To build the update site for use with your main eclipse installation follow these simple instructions:
- Open the site.xml file in the GroovySite project.
- Click Build All button.
- This will build an update site under the GroovySite project.
Installing the update site that you built
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Pfeiffer Universitys Sheena Regan (Chesapeake, VA) tallied the matchs only goal as the third-seeded Lady Falcons shutout sixth-seeded Limestone 1-0 in the first round of the 2010 Conference Carolinas womens soccer tournament on Monday afternoon. In addition to the win, Pfeiffer broke a pair of school records registering their sixth-straight shutout of an opponent while setting a new high for not allowing a goal in the last 617 minutes and 20 seconds of play. Pfeiffer improves to 12-5-1 overall advancing to face the winner of Erskine/Queens. Limestone ends its season at 7-8-2.
The physical rivalry continued between the two teams all afternoon long contributing to the scoreless soccer in over 80 of the matchs 90 minutes. Pfeiffer finally broke through in the 81st minute with a scramble in front of the goal mouth. After an initial shot by Tish Patino (East Bend, NC) was knocked down by Limestone keeper Kristen Alderin-Fleagle (Kernersville, NC), Regan was right there to push the loose ball just inside the right post for the games only score.
Each side fired 10 shots on the afternoon with the Lady Falcons leading 5-4 with shots on goal. Pfeiffer also held the slight edge in corner kicks 5-4. Amanda Wemple (Hayden Lake, ID) made four saves in the win improving to 5-0-1 in net.
Pfeiffer now moves onto to semifinals Thursday to face Monday nights winner of #7 Erskine at #2 Queens. If the Lady Fleet pull off the upset, the Lady Falcons would host at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday. If Queens holds on to their higher seed, the Royals would host Thursday at 7:00 p.m.


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Comments about Niterider Cherry Bomb .5W Tail Light:
Works great at first but when it gets wet it dies.
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Comments about Niterider Cherry Bomb .5W Tail Light:
The light is very visible and very good both night and day.
My only dissatisfaction with with the mount.
Although the seat post attachment is very good and very secure, the light itself clips onto a short arm that swivels vertically on a screw.
Usually this is fine, but if the ride is bumpy the light can end up pointing downward, towards the tire, instead of horizontally behind you.
Now, the light is so bright that at night this might not matter. The blinking light will still be very visible. But during the day, the light pointing downward might be less visible.
The solution is to tighten that screw a lot, but I don't trust that in the long run. Sooner or later the threads will wear out on the plastic arm that the screw goes through, and the light won't stay up at all.
I've only had it one month and so far so good.
Comments about Niterider Cherry Bomb .5W Tail Light:
I am doing all my riding at night so want to be seen and this light seemed like it would do that better than my very old Vista light.
The light is very bright and no one is running my any closer than I have every been run in the day and overall I am getting more room than when day riding.
The mounting clamp is not great. The arm that the light clips to is held by the same bolt that tightens the clamp to the seat. My old vista light had two seperate screws for this. With the one bolt system if you don't have the bolt VERY tight when you go over a bump the weight of the light causes the arm to swing down and the light ends up pointing at your back wheel rather than behind you. I tightened it with a pair of pliers, rather than just hand tight and that seems to have fixed it.
Some others mentioned the light coming out of the bracket it you hit a big bump, which I could see happening. I used a small zip tie to secure the light so this has not been a problem.
A great light, the clamp just takes some jury rigging to be reliable.
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Comments about Niterider Cherry Bomb .5W Tail Light:
I generally really like NiteRider products. So I'm extra disappointed when one of those products does not live up to my high expectations.
This is a good, decently bright light which uses normal AAA batteries. Plus, the mount can be rotated to allow a vertical or horizontal placement. (And it is symmetrical so it looks equally good in either position.) Those are the good points.
On the bad side, the light is constantly popping out of the bracket (luckily not while riding, but just getting accidentally hit on things when locking it up or putting it on a bike rack or whathaveyou). The seal which prevents water from getting into the body of the light is problematic. It is made of soft rubber/silicone and adheres equally poorly to both the body and the lens of the light. This means it's pretty easy to get it detached entirely. It takes a lot of poking at it with fingernails/screwdrivers to get it back on. And even then, it probably didn't seat properly. Which means one or more of the following problems: you can't really seal the light properly against water, you can't close it at all, you can close it but the button which turns on the light doesn't function or is hard to make function because the tolerances are so tight.
Oh well.
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Comments about Niterider Cherry Bomb .5W Tail Light:
So, the light was mounted on a road commuter and saw year round day and night use. The light held up to light rain and seemed very water resistant. However, the plastic clip broke apart after less than one year, most likely due to road vibration. If I were given this product as a gift, I would take it off the bicycle until it was dark enough to actually use. Wish the clip were more durable, otherwise it worked well.
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After being stopped by the police and being threatened with a ticket for no light I needed a talight. This one is awesome and very bright. Buy it!!!!!!! Battery install instruction on nite rider website.
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would never buy it again, not at this price. Pricey, and so not worth the money. Can't trust it...falls off
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its a brightest rear light i use before, but yet to compare it with the Blackburn mars 4.0... get one now, u will not regret it..
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Telekom Baskets Bonn will join EWE Baskets in the quarter-finals of the EuroChallenge after holding on to beat their German rivals on the road 92-88.
It was the first defeat in Group L for EWE Baskets, who were already sure of progression, and they certainly did not make it easy for Bonn in a close contest that saw the lead change hands 12 times.
Bonn took the lead for the final time when David McCray hit a three to make it 72-69 with 6:41 to go, but even though they were ahead the rest of the way, EWE Baskets were never far behind as they kept the pressure on.
Christopher Kramer's lay-up cut the gap to 83-82 with 2:32 to go before Jamel McLean's free throws and following lay-up gave Bonn an 87-82 advantage.
But EWE Baskets came back again, Kramer making a lay-up and then Robert Smeulders hitting a pair of free throws after Robert Vaden could only split his to make it 88-86 with just seven seconds left.
Benas Veikalas held his nerve, hitting two free throws for Bonn to make it 90-86 with four seconds left, but Julius Jenkins replied with a swift lay-up and they needed Kyle Weems' late free throws to be sure.
McLean poured in 28 points for Bonn while Weems had 14, and Veikalas 12. McCray, Vaden and Chris Ensminger had 10 each.
Kramer led EWE Baskets with 19 points while Jenkins had 14, Dru Joyce 12 and Adam Chubb 10.
Oldenburg head coach Sebastian Machowski "I have to congratulate Michael and his team for this win. We wanted to stay unbeaten in this competition and we failed to achieve this goal. After already being first in our group we had a hard time focussing and concentrating. Bonn deserved to win this game today because they wanted it more than we did tonight."
Bonn head coach Michael Koch"I'm proud of my team tonight. We won tonight because we hit some big shots in the fourth quarter. Plus, we managed to improve our rebounding in the second half. We played with a lot of confidence today which comes from playing well the last couple of weeks."
Oldenburg player Konrad Wysocki "Both teams played hard tonight...it was a tough game. Bonn never made it easy for us and hit some big shots in the fourth quarter. We now have to learn from our mistakes and continue to work hard."
Bonn player Jamel McLean"This game was important for both teams. Both teams wanted to advance to the next round. It was a hard fought game but we prevailed. We won tonight because we made some big shots down the stretch and rebounded the ball well in the second half."
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