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I can't thank you enough for the fantastic article on light pollution (11/10, A-1, "Spotlight shines on light pollution").
I have an observatory in south Kansas City and have used the telescope for school trips, benefits for local charities, and occasional strolls through the heavens with my own family. It is pure joy to see the stars with your own eyes and feel a real connection with something much bigger than our own lives here on Earth.
Kansas City has set a great example by replacing many streetlights with power-saving downward lights. Private groups are getting the message, too. A large church recently moved into our neighborhood. After talking with their pastor about lighting, he agreed that pointing the parking lot lights at the ground would save his church money and preserve our night sky. The church's entire parking lot produces less light pollution than one misdirected garage floodlight.
As more and more homeowners and cities get the message about sensible night lighting, they might discover more stars in the sky and a few extra dollars in their pockets.
Thanks again to The Kansas City Star from the Kansas City stars.
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TREX (Plastic
Teak) DECK'S
When I bought All Ways (then Northstar), my 1964 Pearson Triton, I knew I would have a major project on my hands. The surveyor told me to walk away, as the cost of repairing the decks was greater than the boat's value even if it were in perfect condition. And that was just the start of his list. But I have three (soon to be four) kids in college and had more time for a project like this than money to spend buying a boat. The owner already had another boat and was anxious to sell, so I bought it for something like 15 percent of the initial asking price.
From the start, I was determined to make All Ways look the classic she was. To me, that meant, among other things, a laid-teak deck. Hey, I had to rebuild the deck anyway, so why not make it yare? Thus began my research into ways to rebuild a fiberglass deck with a rotten core and how to construct a laid-teak deck.
First came the unglamorous task of repairing the rotten core.
After reading everything I could on the subject, I decided to combine several approaches. For the deck, I elected to use the doughnut approach. The first step was to tap out the entire deck with a plastic hammer, marking the areas that would need repair. That was both side decks and a goodly section of the foredeck. Then I began cutting circles out of the marked areas. In all, I cut more than 200 circles, each 3 inches in diameter and each carefully numbered to allow replacing in the original location. The holes were placed on an approximate 6-inch grid so nearly 50 percent of the deck surface was removed.
Gave up on them
The smaller holes were cut with a spade bit used to get close to the toe rail. I quickly gave up on it and used the 3-inch hole saw. By adjusting the center drill bit, I was able to cut only through the top skin and the core, leaving the bottom skin intact (except for a few misses). Next I took a spare Allen wrench, ground the short end to a point, chucked it into an electric drill, and removed the core from the holes, undercutting them by nearly an inch around the full circumference. Any additional loose core was vacuumed out at this time as well.
Epoxy doughnuts
This process creates a doughnut of epoxy around each foam circle, effectively isolating it from any remaining core and creating hundreds of columns gluing the top and bottom skins together and supporting the deck. I used epoxy rather than polyester for this process because it is a much better and more flexible glue, allowing it to remain glued to both surfaces even if there is some flex to the finished deck. (See Good Old Boat, Nov., 1999, for a discussion of virtues and risks of epoxy vs. polyester).
Hesitant about teak
Now I was ready for my laid deck! The Gougeon Brothers have a great description of using epoxy to create a laid deck without all the traditional screws and bungs that are prone to leakage. It also uses very thin teak (1/8 inch), which saves cost and weight. My only hesitation was all the articles I was reading about folks tearing off teak decks due to the deterioration from smog and pollution and the resultant constant cleaning and upkeep of what was supposed to be a care-free deck. I decided to research other options. I considered and rejected Treadmaster pads and painting the deck with non-skid like I used for the cabintop. I like the sweeping curves of a laid deck! I looked at some commercial composite products (one is cork) that come already assembled as a laid deck in sections, but the prices were outrageous. At about this time I discovered a product called Trex.
This is a manufactured wood substitute that is 50 percent wood and 50 percent polyethylene, both recycled (plastic bags and sawdust). It's produced by Mobile Corp. and used primarily in 2 x 6s for outdoor decks around pools and such. It has a 25-year guarantee against deterioration and meets the Americans with Disabilities Act rating for non-skid with no treatment - even when wet. (This act specifies everything from how steep an access ramp can be to how non-skid is measured for public areas like swimming pool decks. -Ed.)
It weathers to a natural silver-gray that is very similar to untreated teak. There is also a brown version, but the color is not very stable from batch to batch and fades unevenly, so I would not recommend it. Trex can be cut, drilled, and sanded with regular woodworking tools, and although most things won't stick to it, epoxy glues it well. In the last few years, since I chose Trex for my deck, several similar products have come on the market, one of which uses cedar for the wood. I do not have any experience with these and so cannot recommend them, but you might want to research the expanded possibilities if you choose to follow this path.
Testing Trex
Could Trex be what I was looking for? I wanted to see before making a commitment, so I talked my local lumberyard out of an odd piece of 2 x 4 Trex and cut it into 1/8 x 1 1/2-inch slabs. I cut a piece of 1/2-inch plywood to match the curve of my sidedeck and made up a test bed using all the techniques I would use on the final project. I left the piece outdoors through our New Hampshire winter, exposing it to sun, rain, ice, snow, and even driving over it with the car. In spring, it still looked as good as new. I tried prying layers apart but split the plywood before I could break the glue bond. I put one end on a block and drove the car over it, severely bending the piece. I soaked it under water and poured boiling water on it. Nothing seemed to harm it. It was time to put it on the boat.
Several elements enter into the design of a laid deck. (See Chapelle's, Boatbuilding, for a discussion of traditional laid-deck planking.) Features may include a wide cover board at the sheer, a king plank at the centerline, and nibbing pieces wherever planks will run into another structure at an acute angle. The planks themselves may be laid straight (parallel to the centerline) or sprung to the sheer. Rectangular structures, like cockpit seat hatches, can just be laid with straight planks or have edge boards that meet at a 45-degree angle, or are butted, and these edge boards may be the same width or slightly wider than the planks. Likewise, the edges of cabinsides and cockpit coamings can have a nibbed margin, or a wide plank can be cut to the curve. Each boat will require different options, depending on how it looks to the owner.
Doesn't like screws
A word about screws: you will need several thousand. In my opinion, a square drive is a must as are correctly sized pilot holes. Fiberglass does not like taking screws. So-called sheet-metal screws have a straight shank, whereas wood screws are tapered. Once you cut the initial thread in the hole, a sheet-metal screw screws down smoothly, but a wood screw is a struggle all the way. Also, since you will be removing and replacing all of these screws after applying the glue, a wood screw would not grip as securely, since it could not be driven in to the same depth as it had been originally due to the thickness of the glue.
This is not a problem with sheet-metal screws. The screws should penetrate the outer skin but stop within the core. I used #8 5/8-inch screws, which create the correct 1/8-inch seam. If the screws are too long, double washers may be used when dry fitting. It is important to set the torque on your screwdriver so it can start the threads but will not crush the Trex or squeeze out all of the glue. Once half the deck is dry-fit, and screwed down, it's time to take everything back up.
First number each board so you can put it back in the same place. Also, mark the location of each screw on both sides of each board. Sand the deck surface with 30-or 40-grit to create a tooth for the epoxy to grip. Decide how many courses you can lay at a time and mix up enough epoxy to wet out both the fiberglass and the Trex.
It is important to remove all the screws the next morning as the epoxy will not have reached maximum strength yet, and you will be more successful with any screws that were not adequately coated with non-stick. This is where the square drive is a real must. It allows you to walk the screws right out. If one gives you a hard time, try tightening slightly first. If that doesn't work, try hitting it with a hammer while twisting. Heat will release the epoxy, but it will also burn or even melt the Trex, so I do not recommend it except as a last resort. If you do use heat, be careful, and be prepared for repairs.
Make mounds
When all the deck has been laid, and all screws removed, it is time to fill in the screw holes and any voids in the squeeze-out. I tried several ways of doing this. If you mix the epoxy a little thinner (say half as much 404), you can use a syringe to fill the holes. This works reasonably well, but be sure to mound up some excess or you will have to refill them as the goop flows into the hole. If you have lots of the seam to fill, in addition to the holes, just trowel epoxy goop over the whole deck, scraping as much off the Trex as possible. In fact, in areas where the epoxy oozed out almost, but not quite, up to the level of the Trex, I was concerned that the next, very thin layer would not bond well, so I routed out the seam with a 1/8-inch bit in a small trim router. I modified the base with a vertical fin to serve as a guide and make following the flowing curve of the seams easier. This will also smooth out any seams that were not quite uniform.
King Planks
Decide on the width of the king plank. This will be dictated by the width of available stock and your eye. My king plank is 5 inches wide, which allows a little error when cutting from 5 1/2-inch (2 x 6) stock. (If in doubt about what looks right, mark out various options on the deck with a marker.) Establish your centerline and mark parallel lines spaced half of the king plank width to each side (fig a). These lines need to be thin for accurate placement and cutting. One option to achieve this is to make a thick line with a marker and then score a thin line through the marker with an awl or knife. The top photo provides an overview of the process.
Cut all planks square, and lay them so that the foremost outboard corner lands exactly on the scribed line (fig b). Be sure spacing is exactly 1/8 inch. The planks will run parallel to the sheer. A straight edge across the corresponding plank corners should be perpendicular to the centerline of the king plank.
Make a nib-marking tool from scrap wood (illustration in use in photos c-e). It should be about 4 inches long (exact length not critical). Assuming you are using 1 1/2-inch planks, make the piece 5/8-inch wide, then cut away 1/8 x 1/2 inch along one edge, leaving a 1/8 x 1/8-inch edge. The critical thing is that you have a 1/8-inch ridge for the seam, and that the shelf that remains is 1/3 of the width of the plank. The thickness is not critical, but 1/2 inch works well. I made mine from a scrap of teak because I like nice tools, but any close-grained wood will do.
Starting at the aft end, place the marking tool in the seam between the innermost plank and the next, flush with the end of the first plank. The 1/8-inch ridge fits in the seam. Make a mark along the edge of the tool that will be 1/2 inch from the outer edge of the plank (fig c). Fine lines are again important. Use a very sharp pencil or marking knife.
Before moving the tool, also mark the inner edge of the next plank (fig d). This line will be a projection of the outer end of the first plank. Move forward to the seam between the second and third plank and repeat.
Use the edge of your tool, or a straightedge, to connect the second mark (at 1/2 inch) with the first mark you made on the second plank (fig e). (On the first plank only, the inner mark will be where the inner aft edge of the plank intersects the guideline.). For all others, the point will be the projection of the previous plank's edge, which is actually slightly outboard of the line. See illustration above.) This is the line you cut for the nib. Repeat for each plank as you move forward. Cut all planks and glue down.
Lay a piece of paper over the entire length of the space where the king plank will be (fig f). I used a roll of butcher's paper, which is excellent for making patterns. Be sure the shiny side is down and secure in place with tape to prevent movement. Rub all the edges of the planks through the paper with your thumb. This is known as the dirty finger technique. A little of the carbon powder works well also. You don't want to press down into the void under the paper, just pick up the sharp edge of the planks.
Remove the paper and carefully cut along the marks (fig g). Test fit the pattern in place and trim or shim as necessary. Transfer the pattern to your king plank. An easy way to do this is to tape the pattern in place and then use a fat-tip marker to straddle the edge of the paper, marking on both the pattern and the board (fig h). When the pattern is removed, you will have a nice sharp line. (Photo shows paper slightly moved aside.)
Cut the king plank to fit. If you are confident in your markings and the width of your blade, you can cut inside the lines, as you eventually want the king plank to have a 1/8-inch seam all around it. On the other hand, it is far easier to cut it twice than it is to stretch it, so if the first cut is without seam allowances, you can use your marking tool to mark the 1/8-inch seam allowance during the test fit. Remember to leave this line when you make the final cut. Finally, glue the king plank down, holding it in place with the screws at the end of each plank and weights along the center (fig i).
Repairing Trex
One of the advantages of Trex is that it can be repaired almost invisibly, since it has no grain to match. To affect a repair, first rout out the damaged area down to the level of the deck. Next, use your sander and some scrap Trex to create sawdust. Mix this with epoxy to create a thick, peanut-butter paste, and trowel it into the defect. Sand smooth for a barely detectable repair.
A word of caution:
This article is about an innovative technique for applying an unusual deck veneer as a substitute for a laid-teak deck. The author did extensive evaluation and sample testing before he committed his time, resources, and boat to this process. We asked that he evaluate his finished deck for one season before we printed his article. He did and is satisfied with his work.
A process such as
this will be controversial. It closely follows a process published by
Gougeon for laying teak. System Three does not recommend using a thickened
graphite/epoxy mixture to fill the expansion joints between the teak
strips. They recommend using their epoxy for gluing teak down and
polysulfide compound for filling the gaps between the planks. Their
concern is with the expansion properties of teak, which is not sealed with
epoxy on top. The issue is that epoxy between the planks will not be
flexible enough to allow for expanding and contracting. The partners at
MAS Epoxies, like Gougeon and System Three, have experience gluing teak,
but have concerns about using Trex because they are unfamiliar with it and
The deck described here is not teak, and as careful as Mark Parker has been in developing this process, it is a new process with only one satisfactory season of proven use. Mark is betting on a satisfactory outcome. Sailors familiar with traditional teak over fiberglass decks with screws and plugs realize that method of construction can have serious problems when the wood wears, the plugs fall out, and leaks through the screw holes start.
We are offering this article to you the way Mark offered it to us. It looks like an interesting alternative way to lay a "wood" deck. If you consider doing this, you will certainly want to make a thorough and independent evaluation of the method and perhaps follow up with Mark to see how his deck is doing. Either way, our hats are off to Mark for taking the process this far. We needed a better way. Maybe this is it. - (Ed. Good Old Boat)
Mark Parker, M.D., is director of the Emergency Care Center at The Cheshire Medical Center in Keene, N.H. He's been sailing since college - Sunfishes, Lasers, Hobie Cats. His work on a 16-foot trimaran, a "work in progress," was temporarily sidelined when the Pearson Triton, All Ways, received a higher priority rating. Mark sails with his family on Narragansett Bay.


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I have heard that they issuse running shoes for you at basic. Is this true? I have some kick A$$ shoes already...was wondering if I could use them.
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they will issue everything you need so that you look like the recruit next to you including shoes
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I went through basic April 08' and got issued some pretty nice running shoes, so don't worry about it. Once you get through and are in tech school you can wear what ever you want for running shoes.
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You can bring your own running shoes if you like. Your TI should look at them and make sure they are a good shoe to run in. You don't get "issued" the shoes, you pay for them with your E-Z pay card which you will learn more about.
I suggest you talk to an expert on running shoes before you leave for BMT, to make sure that shoes is right for you so you can save a little money!
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anything you need will either be issued to you (uniforms, flashlight, ect.), or you will be taken to the BX (Base Exchange) and instructed what to purchase (soap, shampoo, shoe shine kit, ect.) (NOTE: When you get to boot camp, you will be issued a debit card with $250 credit for such purchases. The amount debited is taken out of your first paycheck.)
Casey, who recently graduated Air Force Basic Training, gives this advice:
As far as the packing list goes, I would highly recommend clear toiletry items such as clear body wash, clear gel deodorant, etc. The reason for this is most T.I.'s make us use the white towel for the security drawer. I made the mistake of getting blue colored body wash and constantly got a "D" (dirty) demerit for my towel. If it's clear, no stain. I would also recommend the toothpaste in the flat bottles becuase they don't roll. Get foam shaving cream becuase the gel stuff likes to ooze out after you have wiped it off. I once got nailed for a demerit on shaving cream becuase it oozed out after I had cleaned it 30 minutes prior to the inspection.
Debit Card. Pretty much everything everything you need will be issued to you. In some cases, however, it's not a "free issue." Only actual uniform items are issued for free. Non-uniform items, such as notebooks, pens, flashlights, etc., are not. A couple of days after arrival, you'll be issued an official basic training "debit card." This card has about $250 worth of your first paycheck deposited in a special finance account. When you need to purchase something that is not issued free (such as the running shoes, soap, shampoo, haircuts, laundery costs, etc.), you'll use this card.
Running Shoes. The Air Force used to allow you to bring your own running shoes and wear them during basic training PT. According to Casey, this policy has recently changed. Recruits are now required to wear the "issue" standard, New Balance, plain white running shoes. Recruits may only wear their $200 "Nikes" if they have a medical waiver from the base
I got issued some New Balances when I went through. They were like $80, but I had never used running shoes before. It felt like I was running on a cloud, I loved them. Used them for Tech School too.
Yah I just got some 80$ running shoes I think they are called c2 or something. They are sweet. I am sure the shoes they provide are good though.
Also for my squadron anyway on the actual track that we ran on was orange so by the time we finished basic our issued shoes were all worn and kind of orange I really cant speak on the other squadrons tracks as I have only been to one(from what I can remember alot of people had that stuff on their sneakers in tech shool). My advice to you is check out the track before you use your nice sneakers on them.
Everything is provided, don't worry. We had a guy in our brother flight who showed up with shoulder length hair, a t-shirt, shorts and flip-flops (no socks). The DIs called him "California." He did just fine.
I bought Nike running shoes a a few weeks before basic because my old ones were starting to go. I wore the same running shoes to basic in August of 08. When it came to getting all our PT gear, our TI let us use shoes we already brought. I Just made sure I had them cleared with the people at clothing issue to ensure they provided enough support. It wasn't a question of buying another pair, I just loved these because they were good for my knees. If your shoes are modest (not some bright yellow or blue) you should be okay.
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I know this post is old but I wanted to add to it. This is how the shoe program works: when you arrive for BMT one of the first things you do is have your feet scanned. What this machine does is determine what your foot type is, ie: flat feet, regular feet, or high arch. It also gives the information of your foot, shoe, and boot size. Also recommendations for running shoe and boot insoles(Aetrex)this is optional. All the shoes are $65.00 and boot insoles $29.99. To get your shoes you need (should) have your foot scan paper and your EZ pay card. You are then given the correct shoe for your foot type. You also need to make sure that your have a proper fitting shoe. Texas has high humidity and your feet will expand and swell. Your toe should not be touching the front of your shoe. The types of shoes sold ARE NOT the all white New Balance that everyone thinks they are. There are Asics, New Balance, and Saucony shoes. If you were to look up the styles you would also notice that you are purchasing them at a discounted rate. These are very good shoes.
Some TI's do allow you to wear your own shoes if they are not too old and an actual running shoe. If you do choose to wear shoes from home you need to make sure it is a proper fitting shoe for Texas and understand that they will turn orange.
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Ok I knwo i'll find this out in a few weeks.... but why orange? lol!
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mud,clay,running track color absorbing into the shoe
When I went through (16 DEC 08-16 FEB 09) if you had purchased new running shoes before BMT they could be used if they passed your TI's inspection.
Although a machine does scan your feet I think only 3 people in our flight had an accurate scan, it got me in a pair of boots three sizes too big and a reccomended a running shoe that didn't come in my size, so don't count on it. Also understand that you won't actually hit the track for running until week 7 or so, the track at my squadron, the 331st, was reserved for those doing their PT evals and no one else ran on it. Everyone else ran around on a big cement drill pad. You can pick up some of the red color from the pushup/situp pads which are made from the same stuff but it eventually fades. I think by my third week at Medina for Aircrew Fundamentals the color was gone on all my PT gear.
Although I'm still using the Asics I bought in BMT I'd reccomend picking up a really good pair of running shoes before you go. You'll do a lot of running on concrete and having a really good pair of shoes fit by someone who knows what they're doing can save you some nasty shin and knee pains.
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I buy Nike Running shoes..They are truly stunning, flexible and comfortable also.
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As with the last two sets, Larrys and Jetpack Comics have revealed their next joint cover. It looks like we get a bit of Celestia and Nightmare Moon this time around. These were sent out in an email that you can find here.
Issue #4 doesn't ship (woops) until February, so we have a bit of time before any kind of pre-orders will pop up. We will keep you posted if anything arises!
Thansk to Evan for the heads up!
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My second treatment used the Aesthera Isolaz IPL in an attempt to get me some reasonably pain-free results. While it was far, far lower in pain magnitude, I really didn't see much in the way of results. In fact, I could barely tell anything was done at all. As such, this third treatment we went back to the Dermo Flash since that had a reasonable balance of pain and results.
My normal technician was sick, so I got a different lady zapping me. She said she totally didn't blame me for sticking with the Dermo Flash - the MeDioStar does get overall better results but she has yet to find any guy who can take the pain involved (it's apparently that much more intense when used on coarse male hair). She did one guy's beard and by the end was almost in tears herself with watching how much pain the guy was in, and he was on his own pain killers. So... no MeDioStar laser for me, thanks. I'll stick with Dermo Flash.


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Nicotine replacement therapies are helpful for people who quit smoking. They are available in several forms, such as patches, gum, lozenges, and inhalers.
All forms of nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) work equally well. But talk with your doctor about what products might be best for you and what dosage might be best for you.
All forms of NRT have side effects. But most side effects go away after the first week or so.
For most people, the side effects from nicotine replacement products are mild and only bother them for the first week or two.
People who smoke heavily and choose the patch, lozenge, or gum are
more successful using the strongest forms of the product (gum or lozenge with
4 mg of nicotine, or patches with
21 mg or more nicotine in each patch).
Experts recommend combining the patch and another nicotine product. Talk to your doctor about this option.
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|January 26 2011, 01:22 AM
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|January 26 2011, 03:13 AM
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Location: The fine line between continuity and fanwank.
Re: Power Rangers
Even so, it will not be the easiest thing to adapt. I don't think they would actually meet the previous teams as the Gokaigers will... more like just channel past powers. The real problem for Saban would come if they start mixing and maxing unadapted teams/villains with adapted teams/villains. I could see Saban pulling a MMPR Season 2 and make a *ton* of new footage.
"If you can't take a little bloody nose, maybe you ought to go back home and crawl under your bed. It's not safe out here. It's wondrous, with treasures to satiate desires both subtle and gross; but it's not for the timid." - Q
|January 26 2011, 04:55 AM
Re: Power Rangers
Well, they could go the "Alien Rangers" route -- identify some of the hitherto-unseen Sentai costumes as belonging to Ranger teams from other planets, or perhaps other times.
|January 26 2011, 07:25 AM
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Re: Power Rangers
I hope we see more gender swapped suits down the line (male pink ranger ftw ), the team photos don't include all possible forms, because we've already seen female versions of MagiRed and GekiRed.
The "no PR counterpart" teams are not a problem at all, it's actually a good thing, just give the mentor a line about "past, future and alternate dimension teams" and you're free to throw every "new" suit at the audience without further explanation. It would make the season even bigger in scope than just using previous seasons powers.
If they decide to skip a sentai at all, it would probably be Goseiger, because if the rumors are true and Samurai airs for two seasons, a new sentai won't be adapted until halfway through 2012 with an airdate in 2013. By that point both Goseiger and Gokaiger are finished and I just can't see Saban picking Goseiger for PR's 20th anniversary, if he can get "Everyone's back!" anniversary footage.
|January 26 2011, 08:16 AM
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I don't know how much will be kept. Judging by small footage of Power Ranger's samurai the footage percentage looks to be
25% Japanese
75% American/New Zealand
Heck they gave the samurai's a mega mode and original cockpit.
|January 26 2011, 09:09 AM
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Re: Power Rangers
It's nice that they made changes, but it's probably the cheapest way to give the fans PR exclusive stuff in every episode. They're still able to use almost all sentai fight footage everytime they want to save a few bucks. A pretty smart move by the production team.
|January 28 2011, 05:00 AM
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Re: Power Rangers
I'm not sure if this would interest anyone, but a while back, I decided to try and 'streamline' the early seasons of PR (MMPR S1 through SPD) in order to give many of them a more cohesive and coherent overall story arc, creating a series of episode guides which I wrote down in a Word document. I recently went back and revised several of these guides, and thought I'd share them here in case anyone wants to use them in doing a 'rewatch' of the show:
DigificWriter's "Streamlined" Power Rangers Episode GuidesMMPR Season 1
Day of the Dumpster
High Five
A Pressing Engagement
Food Fight
I, Eye Guy
Happy Birthday, Zack
No Clowning Around
Power Ranger Punks
Foul Play in the Sky
Dark Warrior
Peace, Love, and Woe
Big Sisters
Green with Evil, Part 1
Green with Evil, Part 2
Green with Evil, Part 3
Green with Evil, Part 4
Green with Evil, Part 5
The Trouble with Shellshock
The Spit Flower
Life's A Masquerade
Gung Ho!
Wheel of Misfortune
Island of Illusion, Part 1
Island of Illusion, Part 2
Calamity Kimberly
The Green Candle, Part 1
The Green Candle, Part 2
Birds of a Feather
Doomsday, Part 1
Doomsday, Part 2
A Pig Surprise
Lions and Blizzards
Crystal of Nightmares
Return of an Old Friend, Part 1
Return of an Old Friend, Part 2
Fowl Play
On Fins and Needles
An Oyster Stew
The Mutiny, Part 1
MMPR Season 2
The Mutiny, Part 2
The Mutiny, Part 3
The Wanna-Be Ranger
Bloom of Doom
Putty on the Brain
The Green Dream
The Power Stealer
The Beetle Invasion
The Song of Guitardo
Green No More, Part 1
Green No More, Part 2
Orchestral Maneuvers in the Park
Missing Green
Beauty and the Beast
White Light, Part 1
White Light, Part 2
Two for One
Zedd's Monster Mash
The Ninja Encounter, Part 1
The Ninja Encounter, Part 2
The Ninja Encounter, Part 3
A Monster of Global Proportions
Zedd Waves
The Power Transfer, Part 1
The Power Transfer, Part 2
Scavenger Hunt
Mirror of Regret
Rocky Just Wants to Have Fun
The Great Bookala Escape
Forever Friends
Rangers Back in Time, Part 1
Rangers Back in Time, Part 2
The Wedding, Part 1
The Wedding, Part 2
The Wedding, Part 3
Best Man for the Job
Return of the Green Ranger, Part 1
Return of the Green Ranger, Part 2
Return of the Green Ranger, Part 3
Ninja Quest, Part 1
MMPR Season 3
Ninja Quest, Part 2
Ninja Quest, Part 3
Ninja Quest, Part 4
A Brush with Destiny
Passing the Lantern
Wizard for a Day
Fourth Down and Long
Final Face-Off
Stop the Hate Master, Part 1
Stop the Hate Master, Part 2
The Potion Notion
A Ranger Catastrophe, Part 1
A Ranger Catastrophe, Part 2
I'm Dreaming of a White Ranger
Changing of the Zords, Part 1
Changing of the Zords, Part 2
Changing of the Zords, Part 3
Follow that Cab
A Different Shade of Pink, Part 1
A Different Shade of Pink, Part 2
A Different Shade of Pink, Part 3
Rita's Pita
Another Brick in the Wall
A Chimp in Charge
Master Vile and the Metallic Armor, Part 1
Master Vile and the Metallic Armor, Part 2
Master Vile and the Metallic Armor, Part 3
The Sound of Dischordia
Rangers in Reverse
Alien Rangers of Aquitar, Part 1
Alien Rangers of Aquitar, Part 2
Climb Every Fountain
The Alien Trap
Attack of the 60' Bulk
Water You Thinking
Along Came a Spider
Sowing the Seas of Evil
Hogday Afternoon, Part 1
Hogday Afternoon, Part 2
Power Rangers Zeo
A Zeo Beginning, Part 1
A Zeo Beginning, Part 2
The Shooting Star
Target Rangers
Rangers in the Outfield
The Puppet Blaster
Graduation Blues
Mean Screen
Mr. Billy's Wild Ride
There's No Business Like Snow Business, Part 1
There's No Business Like Snow Business, Part 2
There's No Business Like Snow Business, Part 3
Inner Spirit
Found and Lost
Brother, Can You Spare an Arrowhead?
Bulk Fiction
Song Sung Yellow
Game of Honor
The Power of Gold
Do I Know You?
A Small Problem
Rock-a-bye Power Rangers
Revelations of Gold
A Golden Homecoming
Mondo's Last Stand
Bomber in the Summer
Scent of a Weasel
The Lore of Auric
The Ranger Who Came in From the Gold
The Joke's on Blue
Where in the World is Zeo Ranger V?
King for a Day, Part 1
King for a Day, Part 2
A Mystery to Me
Rangers of Two Worlds, Part 1
Rangers of Two Worlds, Part 2
Hawaii Zeo
Good as Gold
Power Rangers Turbo
Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie
Shift into Turbo, Part 1
Shift into Turbo, Part 2
Shift into Turbo, Part 3
Shadow Rangers
Transmission Impossible
Rally Ranger
Weight and See
Bicycle Built for the Blues
Glyph Hanger
The Millenium Message
A Drive to Win
Honey, I Shrunk the Rangers, Part 1
Honey, I Shrunk the Rangers, Part 2
Passing the Torch, Part 1
Passing the Torch, Part 2
Stitch Witchery
The Wheel of Fate
Trouble by the Slice
The Phantom Phenomenon
Vanishing Act
When Time Freezes Over
The Darkest Day
One Final Hope
The Fall of the Phantom
Clash of the Megazords
Fire in Your Tank
The Robot Ranger
The Turn of the Wretched Wrench
The Song of Confusion
Carlos and the Count
The Curve Ball
The Accident
Cassie's Best Friend
Little Strong Man
The Rival Rangers
Parts and Parcel
Chase into Space, Part 1
Chase into Space, Part 2
Power Rangers in Space
From Out of Nowhere, Part 1
From Out of Nowhere, Part 2
Save Our Ship
Never Stop Searching
Satellite Search
A Ranger Among Thieves
When Push Comes to Shove
The Delta Discovery
The Great Evilyzer
The Barillian Sting
T.J.'s Identity Crisis
Flashes of Darkonda
The Rangers' Mega Voyage
True Blue to the Rescue
Invasion of the Body Switcher
Survival of the Silver
Red with Envy
The Silver Secret
A Date with Danger
Zhane's Destiny
Always a Chance
The Secret of the Locket
Astronema Thinks Twice
The Rangers' Leap of Faith
Dark Specter's Revenge, Part 1
Dark Specter's Revenge, Part 2
Rangers Gone Psycho
Carlos on Call
A Rift in the Rangers
Five of a Kind
Silence is Golden
The Enemy Within
Mission to Secret City
Ghosts in the Machine
The Impenetrable Web
A Line in the Sand
Countdown to Destruction, Part 1
Countdown to Destruction, Part 2
Power Rangers Lost Galaxy
Quasar Quest, Part 1
Quasar Quest, Part 2
Race to the Rescue
Rookie in Red
The Lights of Orion
Double Duty
The Blue Crush
The Magna Defender
The Sunflower Search
Orion Rising
Orion Returns
Shark Attack
Redemption Day
Destined for Greatness
Stolen Beauty
The Rescue Mission
The Lost Galactabeasts, Part 1
The Lost Galactabeasts, Part 2
Heir to the Throne
An Evil Game
Memories of Mirinoi
Green Courage
Blue to the Test
Mean Wheels Mantis
To the Tenth Power
The Power of Pink
Protect the Quasar Saber
Facing the Past
Enter the Lost Galaxy
Beware the Mutiny
Grunchor on the Loose
Dream Battle
Hexuba's Graveyard
Raise the Titanisaur
Escape the Lost Galaxy
Journey's End, Part 1
Journey's End, Part 2
Journey's End, Part 3
Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue
Operation Lightspeed
Lightspeed Teamwork
Riding the Edge
Trial by Fire
A Matter of Trust
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Sam, Part 1
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Shadow, Part 1
Shadow, Part 2
Wired, Part 1
Wired, Part 2
Messenger, Part 1
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Starbuck: We're all friendlies. So, let's just... be friendly.
"There is no 'supposed to be.' It's an adaptation, a word that literally means change. Why bother making a new version if it doesn't offer a fresh approach?" - Christopher L. Bennett
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The upcoming team, Gokaiger will only be a team of red for the VS. In their series, they'll use the powers of past rangers according to their color(and then some)
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Starbuck: We're all friendlies. So, let's just... be friendly.
"There is no 'supposed to be.' It's an adaptation, a word that literally means change. Why bother making a new version if it doesn't offer a fresh approach?" - Christopher L. Bennett
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I dragged myself through Dino Thunder's season.
SPD/Mystic Force/Operation Overdrive/Jungle Fury-- From what little I saw or could tolerate to watch they looked terrible. Overdrive's OP theme was utter crap.
I guess you could say I got a little jaded opinion because I went and watched all the Japanese versions and they all looked and sounded superior.
RPM- I actually got through a few episodes. Liked the Go-Onger nod.
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Today is the day that has been set aside for us to reflect on the good things in our lives. It's the one day a year we are tasked with remembering to be thankful for all the things we take for granted.
But there may be some among us who wonder what there is to be thankful for. We look around and see a stagnant economy with a looming fiscal cliff, recent elections that divided the nation and continuing trouble in the Middle East.
But consider the conditions surrounding that first Thanksgiving in 1621 in the Plymouth colony in what is now Massachusetts.
One year earlier, 102 passengers had set sail from England on a small ship called the Mayflower, some seeking religious freedom and others, the promise of opportunities in the New World.
It took 66 days to cross the Atlantic Ocean, a hardship in itself. Although they landed in the New World in November, most of the settlers spent the brutal New England winter aboard the ship, where they fell prey to the cold and outbreaks of disease. Only about half survived to begin the work of establishing a settlement in spring.
And yet, in November, when the corn harvest was done, Gov. William Bradford declared there would be a celebratory feast.
Only 53 of the original settlers had survived to attend what we now call the first Thanksgiving.
According to Edward Winslow's first-hand account, -» our harvest being gotten in, our governour sent foure men on fowling, that so we might after a speciall manner rejoyce together"»"
Celebrating with them were invited guests from the Wampanoag tribe. Or, in Winslow's words, -» the many of the Indians coming amongst us, and amongst the rest their greatest king Massasoyt, with some ninetie men, whom for three dayes we entertained and feasted "»"
The story of the Pilgrims' first Thanksgiving has been retold so many times that the people who participated in it have been reduced in our minds to characters in an elementary school play.
It's easy to forget they were real people who endured tremendous hardships under primitive conditions in an unfamiliar land, who thought the fact that they were still alive and had enough to eat was reason enough to come together and celebrate.
And if they could find something to be thankful for, so can we.
The challenges are different today, but the reasons to be thankful are still pretty much the same - our families, our friends, our work, our play, our health, our country, our faith. The list goes on.
Not everyone shares in all of those things. But everyone has at least one of them.
So, today, as we sit down to partake of our own Thanksgiving feast, whether it's turkey and all the trimmings or a cheeseburger you bought from the only fast food restaurant you could find open during your break from work, let us "rejoyce together."
Set aside all the problems that come with modern life. Take a little time to remember those things and those people you take for granted 364 days a year and acknowledge how thankful you are for them.


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Jan Schmid wrote a book years ago, or Life in parentheses pospolná primitive places in Bohemia, which the Studio Ypsilon served as an inspiration and a basis for future production. In our staging (according to this book) will have only one place – fortress in Jizera mountains – which is a territory of freedom, and we will follow up to our present. Everything stems from the celebration of the 80th birthday of one elderly lady, and there will be a zmrtvýchvstávání her husband, a stonemason logger – sage, while a friend of the great Czech film director. This is a range of stories. They will be about love, a lot of erotica, of truth and lies, and great fun. – Translated by Automatic service
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After her fake-blood-and-drama-filled performance at the Video Music Awards,
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Asked whether she'll be performing the new material on the "Fame Kills" tour, Gaga told KLUC, "You'll see all of it!"
She also revealed that she'll be embarking on a solo headlining world tour next year. "When I come back from my world tour, I'm doing another world tour after this, which is going to be in March of next year," she told Star 94.1.
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WAF 2011The fourth World Architecture Festival (WAF), the world's largest, interactive architectural event, opens its doors to more than 1,300 delegates during the course of this week
WAF 2011: Are UK practices losing their touch?
UK practices won just two out of the 26 categories at this year's annual WAF festival in Barcelona, despite making up nearly 20 per cent of all the schemes shortlisted. Are we falling behind the rest of the world?
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I spent Day 2 of WAF battling a world-class head cold and hangover from the award-winners and judges' dinner and afterparties
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New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward is not just making an impressive recovery from the depredations of Hurricane Katrina - it is also doing so with homes that set a new benchmark for environmental performance, cost and community engagement
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Four completed buildings and ten future projects have scooped awards on the second day of the World Architectural Festival
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These twelve buildings were the first winners announced at this year's World Architectural Festival (WAF) Awards
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Woodworth Middle School students, from left: Austin Strutz, Matthew Immel, Nathan Dietenberger, and Jaxson Hofman (back right) learn the basic of scuba diving as they show their enthusiasm of this new experience.
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What does enrichment mean to you? For Mr. Gerl at Woodworth Middle School, enrichment means an opportunity to enhance existing knowledge while making the experience both fun and exciting.
Familiar with Bole's Law? How about the concept of equalization or dive tables? Let's just say Mr. Gerl has a sneaky way of incorporating both math and science theories into his lessons, while keeping students focused and excited. "The initial enrichment concept was actually quite intriguing," stated Gerl. "Having the freedom to explore various concepts and models with students, while making it applicable to real-world situations is the key."
For three weeks, students had the opportunity to acquaint themselves with Scuba diving safety, concepts, procedures and principles. When the enrichment classroom time ended, the newly learned information was put into practice.
Students had the option of taking the PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) Discover Scuba Diving class. Anyone who participated in the class got to experience first-hand what it is like to go subsurface while using the proper equipment. Participants assembled their own gear, suited up in the equipment, and took to the water like fish. Using the proper hand signals and equalization techniques, students were allowed to free-swim underwater in the deep end of the pool at full depth.
"When you first go down it's like?can I breathe? Will this work?" expressed Austin Clark. "?diving was a great experience and I would like to do it again" said Reece Laning.
With this experience under their belt, the door has been opened and horizons broadened. These students have had the opportunity to apply classroom knowledge by being part of an environment that many people never get to experience.
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we went out for burgers saturday night (yes, they still make me gag, but it was husband's birthday and i wasn't about to deny him a birthday burger on my behalf). we stopped by ray's hell burger in arlington because their burgers are pretty fantastic (or so i thought before i got pregnant). my favorite part of the place is the big world map with all the little push pins showing where people came from for a burger. i also love seeing my husband all animated over a good milkshake, burger and fries. that man makes me laugh, i love him.
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Banks are leaches on the body of a society and thus should be banned. Their activity is unethical and is completely detrimental to human race. Healthier societies actually prohibit the institution of "interest" and they are bloody right...
Interest itself is not bad at all. Interest is the sole monetary tool that can connect the future with the present. The problem with interest is that interest rates cannot be determined in full in a scientifically calculable manner due to 'uncertainty', which – unlike 'risk' – is not apt for scientific calculation of probability, and capital stock's fixed, sticky and irreversible character, as pointed out by the liquidity-preference theory.
When interest rates cannot be determined in full in a scientifically calculable manner, it is reasonable to reform institutions on the premise that interest rates overshoot on occasions.
Just because interest rates overshoot on occasions doesn't mean we should prohibit interest. Without interest, we would have no monetary tool that could connect the future with the present. Even the Arabs use what is the same in effect as interest rates in a manner that they are consistent with the Islamic laws, which are dividend rates in their mudaraba system, because even those who prohibit 'interest' think of it as reasonable to have a tool in any way that connects the future with the present to accumulate the wealth of an economy.
Practically, a coordinated institutional system should be introduced to add sorts of frictional resistances to the dynamics of interest rates. You may easily assume that the present, radical market-liberal global framework is one of the main culprits when interest-rates fluctuations are exacerbated these days. It doesn't mean that Hungary should work on its own in reforming financial and capital regulations: International cooperation is essential.
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Maritime Hand Pumps and Foot Pumps Datasheets
Manual Bilge Pump -- Viking Compact
from Johnson Pump, An SPX Brand
from Johnson Pump, An SPX Brand
Full-capacity, hand-powered bilge pump perfect for installation in tight spaces. This rugged, yet sleekly designed, single-chamber diaphragm pump provides first-rate performance and is a snap to install. It can be fitted in minutes from one side of the bulkhead with just four screws, self-sealing... [See More]
- Market Segment: Maritime
- Discharge Pressure: 1.5
- Pump Type: BilgeBallast; Water
- Inlet Size: 0.984 to 1.496
Double Acting Piston Pump -- PDA-1
from Star Hydraulics, Inc.
from Star Hydraulics, Inc.
This double acting pump delivers oil whenever the pump handle is moved in either direction. This feature provides a more even flow of oil than the single piston pump, which delivers oil when the piston moves in but no oil when it moves out. [See More]
- Market Segment: GeneralUse; Commercial; Construction; Maritime (optional feature); Emergency Power, Doors, Safety Locks
- Discharge Pressure: 4000.0
- Pump Type: Hydraulic; PistonPlunger; Water
- Inlet Size: 0.562