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11/23/2014, St. Simon's Island, GA
It's now the weekend before Thanksgiving and the fall sailing season is in the rear view mirror. The last few months have flown by at the speed of lightning as it's been a non-stop routine of working four or five days at my paying job and then hurrying down to the coast to prepare for a weekend race. Mix in a Georgia Tech Homecoming trip to ATL, a Baby Maggie Shower, a trip to Asheville, NC for a wedding reception, a tour of the Biltmore House, and the Captain and Admiral are spending the second weekend at home since July 4th!
I've had a couple weeks to reflect on our first sailing season aboard CaiLeigh Anna, and the experience has been a whirlwind of highs and lows. We were unable to conduct full sea trials after replacing the engine in August, so the Fall club races in actuality became our sea trials. We experienced electrical and fuel gremlins, which are not abnormal for a boat that has not been used in years. We just dealt with the problems one by one and forged ahead. Fortunately, the list of issues is now very short and I've developed a pretty good feel for the mechanical systems aboard the boat.
As early as the first race in September we realized that we could not be competitive with our small 125% Genoa Jib. This sail provides a lot of power in light air, which is typical during the Fall season along the Georgia coast. The 125% Genoa Jib is a great cruising and heavy air sail, but it is not a racing sail.
Through good luck and the misfortune of other boats we did manage to squeak out two third places finishes in the early races, and after four races CaiLeigh Anna was in a statistical tie for third place overall. In mid-October we competed in the FL/GA Ocean Challenge Race from St. Simon's Island to Fernandina Beach and realized just how much speed we were missing. Over the 25 mile coastal race we averaged between 1.5 and 2 miles per hour slower than the winning boat. This difference in speed is almost completely accountable to the small head sail since we know that the Catalina 34 has a relatively fast hull.
A good friend with a Catalina 355 gave me his original 135% "like new" Genoa, which was a little large for my Catalina 34, and I sent the sail to a sail loft in Jacksonville to be cut down for CaiLeigh Anna. Dimensionally this sail will be a 150% Genoa for my smaller boat, and should provide the extra speed we so desperately need to be competitive. Unfortunately it didn't arrive back in time to use during the last race of the season.
It's probably just as well that we were handicapped by the small headsail because it has given my crew and me time to learn the boat. I am so fortunate to have our good friends Joe and Pat as dedicated crew for our races. Last Fall, Pat and I won the under 30' cruising class on Roma, finished third in an offshore race, and Joe and I finished second in the Double Handed Race.
This was a new experience competing in the "big boat" class, and we will have to step up our game to be competitive, even with the new head sail. Sailboat racing is very much a mental game as well as a tactical exercise, and while we generally did very well at the start of the races we did make some blunders during a couple races.
The Catalina 34 enjoys a great reputation as a club racer so we are expecting many great racing seasons to come. I'm sure we will lose more races than we will win, but I just want to be competitive and mix it up with the race leaders as often as possible. We've owned CaiLeigh Anna for just a year and the first nine months were spent bringing her back to life. She may not be all the boat I dream of having, but she's all the boat I need and more.
Without a doubt the best part of owning CaiLeigh Anna is that Suze feels comfortable spending extended time aboard and she actually seems to enjoy the racing. This is something I could never say about her and Roma. Besides racing, we also expect to enjoy more cruising in the months and years ahead. We are already planning a spring trip to St. Augustine and a summer trip to Savannah and Hilton Head. For now, it's time to rest, enjoy the holidays, and get ready for a new little mate, Maggie Sue!
|CaiLeigh Anna News
09/28/2014, St. Simon's Island, GA
After repowering CaiLeigh Anna in mid-August the plan was to conduct sea trials before Labor Day and get in a couple sailing trips before the fall racing season started. Two scheduled attempts to cast off the dock lines were cancelled due to fuel related issues.
First, my mechanic thought there that old fuel and/or a dirty fuel tank which caused the engine to shut down after a 45 minute test run at the dock. After cleaning the fuel and tank the motor ran fine during a 2 hours test run at the dock. However, during the second test run the engine ran for 10 seconds and shut off, and could not be restarted. The mechanic now suspected that the electric fuel pump was malfunctioning.
The fuel pump was replaced and all seemed to be fine. The mechanic conducted daily test runs of the engine for a week so we were confident that CaiLeigh Anna would finally cast off the dock lines that had bound her to the dock for over two years.
Saturday, September 20, was a wet and dreary day but we felt that a sea trial was essential considering that the first race of the fall season was the next day. After another successful test run at the dock we cast off for the fuel dock a short distance away. All was fine so far. This was all to change as we departed the fuel dock, raised the head sail, and headed down the Frederica River to St. Simon's Sound.
We noticed diesel fuel pumping out the bilge discharge and an inspection of the engine compartment revealed fuel pumping out of the injector bleeder valve. A small ¼" bolt apparently wasn't tightened sufficiently and had worked out from the engine vibration. Despite a lot of searching I could not locate the missing bolt. Since running the engine was out of the question, we sailed back to the marina as far as possible and dropped anchor. Then we called Sea Tow to tow us back to our slip.
I had already contacted my mechanic and he was onboard shortly after we docked with a replacement part. After another series of test runs at the dock we felt confident that we could compete in the first race on Sunday.
Sunday's weather was a complete reversal of the previous day and we were greeted with sunny blue skies and light winds from the Northeast. Prior to the skippers' prerace meeting we moved CaiLeigh Anna to the transient dock to avoid exiting over a shallow hump in the marina during low tide a couple hours away. It seems that we had finally exercised all the fuel gremlins that had haunted us for the past month. Joining our regular crew of Joe & Pat, and Suze was Bryanna, a high school member of the local sailing club. After a few tacks everyone had their jobs down great and we never had a bad tack during the race. It is a great crew and we were thrilled to have Bryanna on board.
Tally ho, the race was underway as CaiLeigh Anna joined the rest of the Golden Isles Sailing Club in St. Simon's Sound for the first race! My objective was to successfully compete and try to avoid any sailing mishap. We got a less than stellar start as I was overly cautious and determined to avoid the rest of the fleet in a close starting formation. CaiLeigh Anna responded well and sailed extremely well, albeit not as fast as needed to compete with the leaders.
Our head sail or genoa jib is cruising size, about a 125%, and not a racing sail which run from 135% to 170%. Still we sailed well and managed to successfully deploy our new asymmetrical spinnaker on the first downwind leg. The huge multicolored sail is a thing of beauty. Our crew performed flawlessly all day and we actually caught up with the lead pack, which were becalmed just short of the finish line. At one time CaiLeigh Anna was in the lead before we also lost out wind.
Three of the lead boats caught a puff and managed to cross the finish line. And a short time later we found a breeze along with Delphine and were also sprinting next to each other for the line. We had a couple boat lengths lead with CaiLeigh Anna and managed to block Delphine's course to the finish line barely squeaking out a four second fourth place finish ahead of her.
The return trip to the marina was joyful as we sailed side by side with our friends on Delphine. After a testy docking due to a cross wind we were safely tied up in our slip and rejoicing over a very successful day aboard CaiLeigh Anna. There are still many small things to do to bring this boat back, but she has returned to the sea where she belongs. This skipper could not be more pleased.
|CaiLeigh Anna News
08/20/2014, Saint Simon's Island, GA
The long awaited day for installing the new engine in CaiLeigh Anna finally arrived on August 18. Although not completely hooked up and running at this time, the hard work of hoisting the old engine and lowering the new engine into the boat is complete. Sea trials are just a few days away as the crew of CaiLeigh Anna prepare for the Fall racing season at SSI!
|CaiLeigh Anna News
07/25/2014, St. Simon's Island, GA
Pictured is the replacement Universal M25 engine before, after starblasting, and after painting.
Although there have been few posts about what's going on with s/v CaiLeigh Anna, I've been busy for the past couple months preparing to repower the boat. We knew when purchasing the boat that a new engine was needed, and this expense was factored into the selling price of the boat.
Through a contact in California who is a certified marine mechanic and former employee of Catalina I was able to locate and purchase a nearly identical engine from a Catalina being salvaged in New Jersey. It seems that one positive affect of Hurricane Sandy has been the supply of surplus parts from parted out boats.
The process of getting the engine ready for installation in CaiLeigh Anna includes completely servicing it as well as swapping out all water hoses, clamps, impeller, testing the alternator , starter, and having the engine soda blasted and repainted. These projects will be completed within the next week and the engine will be taken to the coast and bench tested by a marine mechanic prior to installation in CaiLeigh Anna.
The goal is to be sailing by mid to late August and to be ready for the fall racing season which begins in mid September.
|CaiLeigh Anna News
He is also on Facebook as "Kaptaindave's Boat Stuff Bin." Dave is a certified marine mechanic who worked for Catalina for many years. He usually has an inventory of motors that can be rebuilt or he can find one. In my case I was going to let him rebuild one and then he located this motor in NJ while parting out some boats destroyed by Hurricane Sandy.
If you do contact Dave, please tell him I referred you. Where are you located?
05/17/2014, St. Simon's Island, GA
Family Visits CaiLeigh Anna
Time off for work on CaiLeigh Anna as the family visited the coast for belated Mother's Day mini-vacation. For the past few years the skipper has participated in the annual Coastal Cup Challenge sailboat race from Fernandina Beach to St. Simon's Island, but is taking this year off since CaiLeigh Anna is still waiting on the replacement engine.
A Universal M25, near identical, engine from a parted out boat in New Jersey has been purchased and received. The boat was totaled after Hurricane Sandy and the engine only has 200 hours on it. In engine use terms it is practically new being the equivalent to a car with 12,000 miles. As soon as the engine is soda blasted, repainted and serviced it will be ready for installation in CaiLeigh Anna.
For now, the family enjoyed a nice peaceful weekend at the beach, and for the first time came aboard for a "check her out" CaiLeigh Anna for a visit. Most impressed was the "Cabin Boy" Lee who checked out "Hugh's boat" from stem to stern, and made sure that ALL the doors opened and closed properly - several times!
All in all it was a great great weekend on the Golden Isles for the family! Next on schedule for the skipper is crewing on Delphine in early June for the inaugural St. Simons' Island to Savannah offshore and overnight race.
Click for pictures of the family's visit to CaiLeigh Anna.
Click for pictures of SuzeDay weekend at the Jekyll Island Beach.
|CaiLeigh Anna News
04/19/2014, Saint Simon's Island, GA
The "girls" on Roma the first summer of 2000. After our first trip during the summer of 2001 I never asked or wanted the girls to come back, and the feeling was mutual.
s/v Roma, my Seafarer 29 of 14 years is doing better than her skipper as she is retiring and moving to Pensacola, FL. Sailboats have personalities, and s/v Roma has been like my fourth child. I've tried never to put her in harm's way, and she's kept her end of the bargain by never letting me down. Although, like most teenagers, she has taxed my patience a time or two.
As s/v Roma moves on to the next chapter in her life, Suze and I are already preparing our fifth child, s/v CaiLeigh Anna, for her future travels. She is the vessel formerly known by the names: s/v Luxury Tacks, s/v Night Flyer, and s/v Lady Roberta. I've never felt compelled to change the name of a boat until now!
s/v CaiLeigh Anna is a 1987 Catalina 34, which will provide the skipper and 1st mate far more comfortable living and cruising accommodations that s/v Roma. The Catalina 34 has a private aft and forward cabins, which will sleep two couples as well as a full galley with gas stove and refrigeration. Also included is a head with shower and hot water. And perhaps most important is central heat/air conditioning. We are looking forward to our travels along the SE coast on the CaiLeigh Anna. We figured that if the girls don't want to come along, we would at least take them in name.
Catalina 34 Specifications
Catalina 34 Layout & Profile
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|ROMA News
01/18/2014, St. Simon's Island, GA
Golden Isles Sailing Club held its first annual Double-Handed Race on Saturday, January 18 with entry fees helping to raise money for the local Animal Relief Foundation.
Nine boats entered the race and competed for honors in three classes - Performance, Cruising A (over 30') and Cruising B (30' and under). Race organizer, Brett Grover, laid out a 7.2 mile course in St. Simon's Sound that showcased all points of sailing. The Cruising Class B boats raced a slightly shortened course of 5.6 miles.
The race started at 1300 with 18-20 mph NW winds forcing the fleet immediately into a tacking duel on the 1 mile upwind leg. The strong ebb tide and 44° temperature made this the most challenging leg of the race, but conditions overall were excellent for a very fast race over the 7.2 mile course.
The fleet turned back to the start line for the second and only downwind leg of the race. With winds approaching 20mph and the boats now running over 8 mph SOG with the strong current, none of the skippers saw the need to fly spinnakers for this short fast leg. The third and fourth legs were 2-1/4 mile beam reach runs from "G1" to "R20" near the center of the sound, and back to the finish.
Roma, with Co-skippers Hugh & Joe aboard took second place in Cruising Class B. Entertainment during the race was provided by a local pelican who was conducting fly-bys of the boats and tried to land on the stern pulpit of Roma. Apparently, he didn't understand that his little web feet were made for paddling and not for gripping a metal rod. One other boat reported that the pelican landed on their cabin top and hitched a ride for a mile or so until the race chairman threatened to disqualify the boat for having more than two crew members.
Awards and prizes donated by local merchants were presented afterwards at the newly renovated Captain's Lounge at Brunswick Landing Marina. While some of the two-man crews admitted that the conditions were physically challenging for larger boats with such small crews, everyone had a great time and agreed to participate in next year's race.
|ROMA News
11/25/2013, St. Simon's Island, GA
It is now official. Even without racing yesterday, Roma has won the overall GISC 2013 FALL SERIES (CLASS C). With winds forecast from 21-35 mph yesterday I opted not race and risk blowing out a sail or damaging the boat. We already had the overall series won whether we raced or not.
Here's a link to the GISC 2013 FALL SERIES results.
It is a bitter sweet moment as I will now put Roma on the market since we have purchased a Catalina 34. "Captain Hugh don't need to be no fleet owner."
Here's a link to photos taken during the 2013 Fall Race Season
And click her for a video made of the November 02 race.
|ROMA News
11/05/2013, St. Simon's Island, GA
On Saturday, November 2, the Golden Isles Sailing Club held two races as part of the Fall Series. In Class C, boats under 30', Roma won both races!
Regardless of the race results, Roma is no race horse. Quite the contrary, she is actually a very slow boat, or what is classified as a heavy cruiser. Sailboat racing utilizes a rating or handicap system referred to as PHRF (Performance Handicap Racing Fleet), which allows boats of all classes to race against each other and compete on somewhat equal footing.
Assuming the PHRF of a particular fleet is correct then a sailing race measures the crew's ability against each other more so than a boat's performance. The system isn't perfect so each sailing club is allowed to make small tweaks to the PHRF in order to equalize their fleet of sailboats. The bottom line for casual sailors is that it gives everyone a fighting chance to win their race on a given day.
Roma's crew throughout the Fall Series has been Captain Hugh and Pat Brasfield. As it turns out, this will most likely be my last campaign with Roma since I've recently purchased a Catalina 34. After the final race on November 23, I'll put Roma up for sale. With the two wins this past Saturday, Roma has essentially locked in the win for the overall series for Class C regardless of how we finish in the final race. It's a nice send off for a boat that's been part of my life for over 13 years.
Click here for photos from the GISC Fall 2013 racing.
Click her for an excellent video shot from Cocoon, another boat in the GISC fleet.
|ROMA News
11/04/2013, Savannah, GA
Pictures above is Roma at the Hyatt Regency Savannah Docks on River Street in early November 2012.
2012 was a monumental year for our coastal cruising life as we moved Roma from St. Simon's Island to Savannah and started our exploration of Georgia first city by water. Although we never intended to make Savannah our new water home, we also never expected our stay to last only three months. The thing about boats is that they often dictate what you are going to do. A less than friendly marina and issues with Roma's bottom paint forced us to head back to St. Simon's Island for what turned into a five month haul out.
During our stay in Savannah we did manage to make one trip on Roma to River Street along with Joe and Pat Brasfield, our good friends on Sabrina. The main reason we moved to Savannah was to conduct research on the sailing community and cruising destinations for an article. After a marathon writing session and what seemed like an eternity part one of my article was published in the October 2013 issue of Southwinds Magazine. Part two was published in November. Links are provided below for online reading.
Come travel with the Captain and Suze as we "Visit Savannah's River Street by Sailboat - A Long and Winding Road." Part one.
Come travel with the Captain and Suze as we "Visit Savannah's River Street by Sailboat - A Long and Winding Road" Part Two.
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It definitely works. I had huge weeds (size of bushes) that I let get out of control. It killed them off. However, it does not work quickly. On big weeds like that mentioned above, I would expect it to take longer, but even grass/smaller weeds took 5-7 days before they died. If I can start to see next day results from store bought product, I expected at least that from this. Not sure if there is something better, but when I run out of this stuff (which will take a while) I will check before rushing to buy this one.
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I have used this product for 15 yrs. I use it on 1 mile of fence line. Weed kill lasts 3-4 months with this product. It is not available in the Big Box stores. I always bought it from a local Pesticide Supply store till they went out of business. I was surprised when I found out this price was $22.00 a jug cheaper that what I was paying for it when I bought 2 jugs. Very quick delivery {2 days}
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July 26, 2010 Russell asked:
QIs it ok to spray QuikPro on unwanted vegetation and weeds around a big oak tree?
AYes, you can use RoundUp QuikPro on vegetation around a tree. If the tree is established, then the RoundUp should have no effect on the tree. You should try to limit the exposure to the tree and only directly treat the vegetation you are trying to get rid of.
May 20, 2012
Scott from Tn asked:
QI am wanting a low cost herbicide to kill everything in my forest floor, under and around my mature trees?
I have some heavy undergrowth and want to be able to look through my forest and enjoy the mature trees. I don't want to endanger my mature trees. I will selectively spray to avoid killing some of the desirable ferns, wild flowers etc. I have a 20 gal sprayer.
AQuickPro is your best option because it contains diquat to kill the brushy weeds on the forest floor. You should only apply it to what you want to kill. It may take multiple applications. You can add to it some crossbow, which will enhance the QuickPro's effectiveness and will allow for less applications.
March 27, 2014
Erik from Woodland, Wa asked:
QWhat is the difference between Roundup Quikpro and Roundup Promax?
AThe differences between Roundup Pro Max and Roundup Quikpro, is tha Roundup Quikpro contains a higher percentage Glyhosate and also Diquat for a quicker burn down.
April 10, 2010 Ray asked:
QWhere, why, and how do I apply the Roundup QuikPro on my lawn weeds?
Do I use around shrubs or patio? Will it kill my grass?
ARoundup QuikPro is a professional version of Roundup, which is a non-selective herbicide killer. This means it will kill anything you spray it on. Even the over spray or spray caught by the wind that lands on a plant or grass will kill it. You should only apply the product to weeds and other areas that you want to eliminate from your yard. QuikPro is a granule that you mix with water and apply using a one gallon hand pump sprayer or larger sprayer. If you do spray this around grass or shrubs, you should use something to block the shrub and grass from over spray.
March 25, 2010 Paul asked:
QI have an outbreak of quackgrass in my yard. How do I get rid of it?
A If only a small area of the lawn is affected by the outbreak, spray only the affected area with RoundUp Quick Pro. If the problem amounts to no more than a few spears of quackgrass in an area of your lawn, paint the individual spears with diluted RoundUp QuickPro. Becareful to avoid getting the product on desirable grass. If most of the lawn has been affected by quackgrass, the only sure fire way to get rid of it is to spray the entire lawn with Roundup. Spray when the lawn is growing actively, preferably in the spring. The treatment will kill the lawn grass as well as the quackgrass. After about two weeks, you may begin the replanting.
If only a small area of the lawn is affected by the outbreak, spray only the affected area with RoundUp Quick Pro. If the problem amounts to no more than a few spears of quackgrass in an area of your lawn, paint the individual spears with diluted RoundUp QuickPro. Becareful to avoid getting the product on desirable grass. If most of the lawn has been affected by quackgrass, the only sure fire way to get rid of it is to spray the entire lawn with Roundup. Spray when the lawn is growing actively, preferably in the spring. The treatment will kill the lawn grass as well as the quackgrass. After about two weeks, you may begin the replanting.
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QI can't remember the product name for bamboo control.
A You can use Round Up QuickPro at the highest listed usage rate to help eliminate bamboo. You will be required to cut the bamboo down to a short stump and then apply the Round Up QuickPro. It can take several applications to achieve the desired results.
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QWill RoundUp QuikPro kill a fescue lawn?
We want to kill our existing tall fescue/weed lawn and then reseed with Bermuda grass. Is this the product we should use? If it is, how many gallons per acre should we use? The label says 10-80 gallons per acre but I couldn't find any specifics on how much to use for killing an existing lawn.
RoundUp QuikPro will kill any grasses including fescue as it is a non-selective post-emergent herbicide that will kill anything sprayed directly. Per the product label, you should dilute 4-8 oz per gallon of water for spot treatments or 4.5-9lbs of the product per acre. The amount of water per acre is 10-80 gallons depending on the usage rate of product.
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January 4, 2015
Lindsey from Northern California asked:
QCan I spray RoundUp on Damp plants?
We are currently having nightly frost and the next morning the plants(large patches of short weeds and grass) I want to kill are damp. Can I still mix and spray as normal?
A You are more than welcome to spray the roundup on the plants while they are still damp, just make sure no rain will occur within the next few hours that could potentially wash it away. Also, keep in mind that weeds and grasses have to normally be in an actively growing state (this means consistent temperatures over 65 for several days) to absorb any sort of nutrient into their system. This means if they are not allowing things into the plant system since its in a dormant state, you may not see full results when spraying this time of year even with a product like RoundUp.
November 11, 2014
Andrea from Phoenix asked:
QCan I spray around magnolia trees? Magnolia trees were planted about 5 months ago.
Yes, you may spray around Magnolia trees with Roundup QuikPRO as long as you do not spray the Magnolia trees directly and try your best to prevent any over-spray from getting on the Magnolia trees. Roundup QuikPRO does not leach in the soil and should not hard your Magnolia trees as long as care is taken and the trees are not stressed.
October 18, 2014
Daniel from Glendale Az asked:
QCan I mix Roundup QuikPro with pendulum Aquacap in same tank?
A Per the Pendulum Aquacap product label you can mix it with glyphosate products such as Round QuikPro to provide bareground or totalvegetation control.
June 15, 2014
Luanne from Suffolk, Va asked:
QHow soon can I seed after applying Roundup QuikPro?
We want to kill everything (it's mostly weeds) growing in our existing lawn and then start over with Bermuda seed. How soon can we seed after applying Roundup Quikpro? Is there another product that would work better for this application?
A You can replant two weeks after applying RoundUp QuikPro per the product label.
June 15, 2014
Dan from Fuquay-varina, Nc asked:
QHave treated area with RoundUp QuikPro, then covered area with pine straw. How long before my dogs can use that area?
A Your dogs can re-enter the treated areas after the RoundUp QuikPro has been applied and completely dried.
May 10, 2014
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QMid spring applications after rain
I want to know if recent rain will affect desired kill on briars, thorn bushes, poison ivy? If used to treat overgrown unmanaged flower beds how long would wait to replant flowers and such as to not be affected ?
RoundUp QuikPro is rain fast within 1 hour so as long as the rain did not come within that time frame after application there should be no effect on the kill. After using Round Up QuickPro you should wait 14 days to replant.
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From someone who's done a few XR rebuilds, I recommend the following:
A new timing chain. They're 100 bucks, but it'll keep the top end tight for a long time to come.
New valves and springs, preferably stainless valves. Also have the seats recut. Your valves may clean up ok and be ok for a while, but they wear out. They will start creeping up into the head and you'll need a valve job. It's much better to get them freshened up now and be able to trust that engine for a long time to come.
Countershaft? That front sprocket play does not look good. As said, look at the splines for damage. If you find wear, you need a new shaft. Splitting the cases is required for that. Luckily, it's not that bad at all. I even made videos on it.
Good luck with the rebuild. With new valves, timing chain, piston and rings - that bike will be like brand new.
Thank you! It looks like the PO who put in the Hot Cam also put in a new timing chain and cam bearings. The cam chain was very tight with no slop even when I removed the cam chain tensioner and looked brand new as did the hot cam. However, I have no paper work with this bike to prove this. I'll pull off the sprocket on the spline and check that out soon enough. I'm hoping the spline is ok. I will be asking for links to your videos if I have to split the case
I found a local engine guy who can cut the valve seats and I have new KB valves and valve gaskets on thier way. I'm going to have him measure the springs before making a new spring purchase.
I appreciate the info! Cheers!
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Issue release date: May 2012
|Section title: Original Report: Patient-Oriented, Translational Research
Mycophenolate as Induction Therapy in Lupus Nephritis with Renal Function ImpairmentRivera F.a · Fulladosa X.b · Poveda R.b · Frutos M.A.c · García-Frías P.c · Ara J.d · Illescas L.e · López-Rubio E.e · Mérida E.f · Carreño A.a · Ballarín J.g · Fernández-Juárez G.h · Baltar J.i · Ramos C.j · Pons S.j · Oliet A.k · Vigil A.k · Praga M.f · Segarra A.l · Spanish Group for the Study of Glomerular Disease (GLOSEN)
aHospital General de Ciudad Real, Ciudad Real, bHospital Universitari de Bellvitge, Bellvitge, cHospital Universitario Carlos Haya, Malaga, dHospital Universitari Germans Trias i Pujol, Badalona, eHospital General Universitario de Albacete, Albacete, fHospital Universitario 12 de Octubre, Madrid, gFundació Puigvert, Barcelona, hFundación Hospital Alcorcón, Alcorcón, iHospital Universitario Central de Asturias, Oviedo, jHospital Clinic Universitari de Valencia, Valencia, kHospital Severo Ochoa, Madrid, y lHospital Vall d'Hebron, Vall d'Hebron, España
Received: 1/23/2012
Accepted: 3/8/2012
Published online: 4/20/2012
Issue release date: May 2012
Number of Print Pages: 10
Number of Figures: 2
Number of Tables: 7
ISSN: 0250-8095 (Print)
eISSN: 1421-9670 (Online)
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Background: Mycophenolate (MF) is effective as induction therapy for lupus nephritis (LN) in patients with normal renal function; however, little is known about its role in patients with impaired renal failure. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the response to MF in LN and its association with baseline renal function. Methods: Data were obtained for 90 patients from 12 Spanish renal units who were receiving MF as induction therapy for LN. Patients were classified into 2 groups: group 1 (estimated glomerular filtration rate [eGFR] ≥60 ml/min/1.73 m2) and group 2 (eGFR <60 ml/min/ 1.73 m2). The primary outcome measure was the percentage of patients who achieved any response and its relationship with initial eGFR. The secondary outcome measures were the percentage of patients who achieved a complete response (CR) or partial response (PR) and the appearance of relapses during treatment and side effects. Results: At initiation of MF treatment, there were no differences in the main parameters between group 1 (n = 63; eGFR 87 ± 23 ml/min/ 1.73 m2) and group 2 (n = 27; eGFR 44 ± 12 ml/min/1.73 m2). Exposure to prednisone and MF was similar. The percentages of patients who achieved a response in groups 1 and 2 were, respectively, 69.2 and 43.8% at 6 months and 81.3 and 73.7% at 12 months. CR was more frequent in group 1, whereas PR was similar in both groups. Four patients relapsed and side effects were unremarkable. Conclusions: MF is effective and safe as induction therapy for LN, and response is even achieved in patients with baseline renal impairment.
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Received: January 23, 2012
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Published online: April 20, 2012
Number of Print Pages : 10
Number of Figures : 2, Number of Tables : 7, Number of References : 36
American Journal of Nephrology
Vol. 35, No. 5, Year 2012 (Cover Date: May 2012)
Journal Editor: Bakris G. (Chicago, Ill.)
ISSN: 0250-8095 (Print), eISSN: 1421-9670 (Online)
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Received: 1/23/2012
Accepted: 3/8/2012
Published online: 4/20/2012
Issue release date: May 2012
Number of Print Pages: 10
Number of Figures: 2
Number of Tables: 7
ISSN: 0250-8095 (Print)
eISSN: 1421-9670 (Online)
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Pocket Sandwiches is a luscious non vegetarian sandwich. Pocket Sandwiches gets its taste from red meat mixed with tomato sauce and flavored with vinegar. Pocket Sandwiches is inspired by many restaurants across the world.
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|Ground beef
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|1 Small, chopped
|1 Tablespoon
|Worcestershire sauce
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|Dry mustard
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|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped celery/Green pepper
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Combine ground beef, onion, and celery in a large skillet; cook until meat is browned.
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Tags: prescription, drugs, pill mills, Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office, drug take-back
Seven people die everyday in Florida from prescription drug overdoses. One way to reduce the availability of addictive drugs is for there to be a safe, easy way to dispose of unneeded prescription medicine. To that end, law enforcement departments are holding drug take-back events throughout the Tampa Bay area Saturday. In addition, the Hillsborough County Sheriffs office has set up four permanent drug take-back boxes where people can make sure their old pills dont wind up in the wrong hands.
During a press conference this week, Colonel Donna Lusczynski with Hillsborough County Sheriffs Office laid out how individuals can dispose of potentially harmful medications.
If an individual has unwanted, expired, or unused prescription medications, they can come to the nearest district office- bring the medication, show it to the desk deputy, and thats merely a visual inspection to make sure that none of the packages are leaking and that is an acceptable item.
The drug take back boxes will not accept syringes, epi pens, hazardous materials and medical waste. The boxes will be located inside each of the Hillsborough County Sheriffs four district offices. A deputy will make sure the drugs are safe to dispose of and then the person can place the item into the box.
We are not collecting any personal information or identifiers so that can be strictly anonymous. Our hopes are that with removing these medications from homes, we can reduce the risk for potential abuse and accidental ingestions by individuals.
Since 2009 the Hillsborough County Anti Drug Alliance has held two drug take back collections per year. In 2012 2,000 pounds of medication and prescription drugs were collected.
Ellen Snelling, a Hillsborough County Anti Drug Alliance board member, says the new boxes are an improvement over the twice a year collections.
At these particular take backs a lot of times we have citizens asking, what can we do in between, because we dont want to store medication for six months. So we all kind came up with this idea to have these permanent boxes to give this extra option where you can go in between the DEA take backs, in order to bring your medications.
The drug take back boxes opened Tuesday.
Locations of the four permanent Hillsborough County drug take-back boxes
The boxes are located at the following Sheriffs Office locations: District 1: 14102 N. 20th St. in Tampa District 2: 2310 N. Falkenburg Road in Tampa District 3: 7202 Gunn Highway in Tampa District 4: 503 33rd St. SE in Ruskin
Here are locations for drug take-back in Pinellas Saturday
The event is scheduled from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Saturday on October 26, 2013.
Where: South County Locations: -St. Petersburg Police Department 1300 1st Avenue North, St. Petersburg (St. Petersburg Police Department Lobby)
-Gulfport Senior Center 5501 27th Avenue South, Gulfport (Gulfport Police Department)
-St. Pete Beach Rec Center 7701 Boca Ciega Drive, St. Pete Beach (Pinellas County Sheriff's Office)
Mid County Locations: -Pinellas Park Police Department 7700 59th Street North, Pinellas Park (Pinellas Park Police Department)
-Pinellas County Sheriff's Office (Sheriff's Admin Building - front lot) 10750 Ulmerton Road, Largo
North County Locations: -Westfield Countryside Mall (between LA Fitness & JC Penney's) 27001 US Hwy 19 N., Clearwater (Clearwater Police Department)
-Pinellas County Sheriff's Office (North District Station - front parking lot) 737 Louden Ave., Dunedin (Pinellas County Sheriff's Office)
Here are locations for drug take-back in Port Richey Saturday
Here are locations for drug take-back in New College, Sarasota, Saturday
Campus Police Station, where officers will safely dispose of them. Participation in the program is completely anonymous.
The station is at 501 College Drive, one block north of University Parkway on U.S. Route 41. Visitors should park in the Heiser Natural Sciences Center lot across from the station.
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The Barefoot Beekeeper Preface to the Second Edition This book is for prospective, beginner and experienced beekeepers, who want a simple method of looking after a few hives for small-scale production of honey and other bee products. This does not pretend to be a complete work on beekeeping and it assumes some rudimentary knowledge of the subject has already been acquired from other sources and that you are prepared to read more widely. There are links to beekeeping bibliographies on my web site. You will learn most from your own experiences, but these take time to acquire and you should take every opportunity to learn from others – especially others' mistakes – as this will save you time, money and frustration. The author's aim is to demonstrate that beekeeping does not need to be difficult, time-consuming or needlessly complicated and that almost anyone – including people with disabilities and mobility problems – can learn about, practise and benefit from this fascinating and absorbing activity. Everything needed for 'Barefoot Beekeeping' can be made at home using hand tools. It is written by an English beekeeper and while the principles are universal, local climate, flora, seasonal weather conditions and experience will dictate variations in your approach that should be followed more assiduously than anything written here. Updates for this book will be available as published on my web site, where you will also find links to other top bar beekeeping sites. www.biobees.com INTRODUCTION Since the turn of the 21st century, I have kept bees in WBC hives, skeps, home-made framed hives and latterly, exclusively in top bar hives. I spent a full year working with the bees at Buckfast Abbey, where I was privileged to be able to read the late Brother Adam's collection of beekeeping books, study his bee breeding methods and work with what remained of his bees. Some will say that this is far too little time in which to gather sufficient experience in the craft to make any worthwhile contribution to the ever- growing mountain of literature on the subject. They are right, of course: I doubt that I will know enough about bees even in another ten or twenty years to feel truly confident about my pronouncements, but such is the woeful state of bees and beekeeping in the early years of this century that I offer these thoughts to those who care to listen, in the hope that we can do enough, quickly enough, to save the bees from what appears to be terminal decline1. Why do I, with not so much as a first science degree, believe that I have the answers to the ills of bees? Firstly, I do not claim to have all the answers. Few - if any - of the ideas presented here are unique to me, nor do I claim any particular originality for the methods I describe later. The top bar hive design is my own, but is really only a development of traditional African (and before that, Greek) top bar hives and differs from those of other top bar beekeepers only in a few points that I consider innovative and important, but others may not. There is nothing really new in beekeeping – only old ideas recycled in new clothes. Secondly, I invite you to consider what I and others have to say before drawing your own conclusions. I believe, having seen the evidence with my own eyes, that current 'standard' beekeeping methods - together with our toxic, chemical-based agricultural system - are responsible for most of the problems suffered by our bees. I also believe, having performed some experiments and having spoken at some length with others working along similar lines, that the way forward is to work more closely with the bees, developing a relationship based on mutual benefit and co-operation rather than simple exploitation. 1 Rudolf Steiner warned in 1923 that beekeeping would become unworkable within 50 to 80 years. Abbé Warré recognized the decline too. Johann Thür, Bee-keeper (Wien, Gerasdorf, Kapellerfeld) in his book Bienenzucht. Naturgerecht einfach und erfolgsicher. (2nd edition, 1946) described the decline – i.e. bee diseases – and blamed, above all, the use of frames. Thür argued that warmth is a hive's most valuable asset after food and that the law of Nestduftwärmebindung – retaining the nest warmth and atmosphere (humidity, pheromones, and possible volatile compounds connected with nest hygiene) – should not be violated. It is less violated in a long format TBH than in a framed hive. (Comment contributed by Dr David J. Heaf, Newsletter & "Archetype" Editor, Science Group of the Anthroposophical Society in Great Britain.) The author with one of his hives at Riverford Farm in Devon And if all that sounds too 'new age' for some, let me also add that I am, above all, a practical man looking for real-world solutions. My primary aim in writing about 'barefoot beekeeping' is to challenge the status quo and to stimulate both actual and potential beekeepers to think for themselves and to ask more questions. Framed hives have been the accepted standard for more than a century: only a handful of beekeepers have challenged their ubiquity, yet the beekeeping 'establishment' continues largely to ignore alternatives, despite the obvious drawbacks of the system they promote. THE PRINCIPLES OF BAREFOOT BEEKEEPING My secondary aim is to describe a sustainable beekeeping system based on three simple principles: 1. Interference in the natural lives of the bees is kept to a minimum. 2. Nothing is put into the hive that is known to be, or likely to be harmful either to the bees, to us or to the wider environment and nothing is taken out that the bees cannot afford to lose. 3. The bees know what they are doing: our job is to listen to them and provide the optimum conditions for their well- being. 'Barefoot beekeeping' is for both urban and rural dwellers who want to keep bees on a modest scale, producing honey and beeswax (and, perhaps, propolis and pollen) for their own use and for friends and neighbours. This is not intended to be a blueprint for large-scale, commercial bee farming, which I believe to be part of the problem. All equipment is designed to be built using sustainably grown, low-cost materials by people with only moderate manual skills: if you can do a decent job of putting up shelves, then you can probably make a serviceable beehive. Bees are very forgiving of imperfect joinery. Above all, 'barefoot beekeeping' is for people who love bees and understand and appreciate their vital role in the pollination of a huge range of both wild and cultivated plants. Philip Chandler (I should mention - for the benefit of readers with a literal turn of mind – that the term 'barefoot' is merely a metaphor, intended to convey an attitude of simplicity in this approach to the subject. I do not suggest that you do your beekeeping sans footwear.) WHY DO YOU WANT TO KEEP BEES? If your main aim is to obtain the absolute maximum amount of honey from your hives, regardless of all other considerations, then you are reading the wrong book. Not that this style of beekeeping cannot produce decent amounts of honey – it certainly can – but the emphasis here is on sustainability and keeping healthy bees rather than setting records for honey crops, which inevitably has a cost to the welfare of the bees. The essence of sustainability is to work well within the limits of a natural system: pushing any living thing beyond its natural capacity can only lead to trouble. Let me lay my cards on the table right away: I believe that beekeeping should be a small-scale, 'cottage industry', part-time occupation or hobby and should be carried out in the spirit of respect and appreciation for the bees and the part they play in our agriculture and in nature. I disapprove of large-scale, commercial beekeeping because it inevitably leads to a 'factory farming' mentality in the way bees are treated, handled and robbed and a lack of consideration of its effects on biodiversity. Bees evolved to live in colonies distributed across the land according to the availability of food. Forcing 30, 50, 100 or more colonies to share the territory that, perhaps half a dozen would naturally occupy is bound to lead to concentrations of diseases and parasites that could not otherwise occur and that can only be dealt with by means of chemical or mechanical interventions, which, I and many others believe, weaken the bees' natural defences. Bees love to feed on a multiplicity of flowers, as can be easily demonstrated by the variety of different pollens they will collect if sited in a wild place with diverse flora. Transporting them to a position where there is only a single crop of, say, oilseed rape within reach prevents them from exercising their desire for diversity and causes an unnatural concentration within the hive of a single pollen, which is most likely lacking in some of the elements they require for full health. Yet migratory beekeeping is practised in just this way on an industrial scale in some countries, especially the USA. From a conservation point of view, unnaturally large concentrations of honeybees can also threaten the existence of other important and, in places, endangered pollinating insects, such as bumble bees and the many other species that benefit both wild and cultivated plants. Sustainable beekeeping is small-scale by definition. It is 'backyard beekeeping' by people who want to have a few hives at the bottom of their garden, on their roof (there are a surprising number of roof-top beekeepers in our cities) or in their own or a neighbour's field or orchard. Probably you want to produce modest quantities of honey for your family and friends, with maybe a surplus to sell at the gate or in the local market. You will have by-products; most obviously beeswax, which you can make into useful stuff like candles, skin creams, wood polish and leather treatments, so beekeeping could become the core of a profitable sideline. And you are interested in bees for their own sake, I hope. If not yet, I have no doubt that you will be once you have looked after a few hives for a season or two. You may have been to an open day hosted by your local beekeeping association, or read a book or two, or perhaps you have taken the plunge already and bought a second-hand hive and captured a swarm or obtained a 'nuc'2. You may have browsed through the catalogues of beekeeping suppliers, wondering at the enormous number of specialized gadgets and pieces of equipment you seem to need and wondering where you would put it all and how you would pay for it. In this case, you will be truly thankful to know that my mission throughout this book is to show you that, (a) beekeeping does not have to be as complicated as some would make it out to be and (b) you need none of the stuff in those glossy beekeepers' supplies catalogues in order to keep healthy, happy and productive bees. None of it at all. You will recall that the sub-title of this book is 'A simple, sustainable approach to small-scale beekeeping' and that is what I have in mind throughout and I would like you to keep in mind: simple, sustainable, small-scale. The system I will describe here is about as simple as beekeeping can get, while maintaining provision for occasional inspections, comfortable over-wintering and non-destructive harvesting. Everything you need is in one box – the beehive – which you can make yourself if you follow my instructions. TBH plans are available elsewhere, but naturally I believe mine to have certain advantages, which I trust will become clear as you read on. You can buy or make yourself a veil. If you are nervous, you could even get a beekeeper's suit or a smock, but any light-coloured shirt will do as well. A hive tool can be handy, but a strong, sharp, flat-bladed knife will also work. Some of the things you will not need include: • frames • bee escapes • foundation wax • mouse guards • supers • queen excluders • centrifugal extractor • fancy feeders • bottling equipment • space suits • de-capping knife and tray • bee blower 2 A nucleus hive usually comprises 3-5 frames of bees in a proportionately sized box, with a laying queen. And you probably won't need gloves or a smoker, but if you already use them, or are nervous of bees, then by all means use them if they help you to feel more confident. What you will need is a hive – probably two or three or more in time – and I will show you how to build them cheaply and easily, using only hand tools if you prefer, with only rudimentary woodworking skills. You will find fully-illustrated instructions in my downloadable ebook called, 'How To Build a Top Bar Hive', obtainable free in several formats from my web site: www.biobees.com. Bees are fascinating creatures and among the many beekeepers I know or have talked to – even commercial men - I can't think of any who keep them solely for the income they generate. So be warned: if you start keeping bees and develop a real interest in them, it will be with you for life. And I doubt very much that you will regret it for a moment. The second edition of The Barefoot Beekeeper (published January 2008) is available as a downloadable PDF (Portable Document Format) and as a printed book from http://www.lulu.com or see the author's web site for other locations. Whether or not you buy the book, if you are interested in top bar beekeeping you are welcome to join the discussion forum on the biobees web site. www.biobees.com
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Hotel tried to charge an additional $10 for the room I reserved, stating there was an error with the online booking agent. Got a room with double Queen beds instead of the King I had reserved to avoid paying anything additional. Room was on the ground floor next to a parked refrigerated food carrying tractor trailer which was idling, I could hear it all night. Room was tidy but the coffee machine had an old spill of coffee on the bathroom counter. All the towels smelled of a combination of dust, fresh paint, and cigarette smoke. Noticed the towels after drying my face after getting out of the shower.
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|Plump partridge/Pheasant
|2 Pound (1 Bird)
|Soft butter
|3 Tablespoon
|Pork fat slices
|3 (Thin Slices)
|Cooked pearl onions/4 small onions
|Baby carrots
|6 , cooked
|Mushroom caps
|Potato balls
|6 , cooked
|3 Tablespoon
|Dry white wine
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Light brown sauce
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|35% cream
|2 Tablespoon
Rub the bird with soft butter and season with salt and pepper.
Cover with very thin slices of pork fat.
Roast in a preheated oven at 450F for 30 to 35 minutes or until tender.
Saute all vegetables in 2 or 3 tablespoons hot butter.
Remove the bird to a serving casserole and cover with the vegetables.
Keep hot.
Remove excess fat from the roasting pan and add the wine, light brown sauce and cream.
Simmer for a few minutes.
Taste for seasoning and strain over the bird and vegetables in the casserole.
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