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Our entry features a bear with a gun standing over a pair of human legs and the words "The Right to Arm Bears."
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Why is it that i can cycle for miles but i get tired going up the stairs, i know they are different type exersizes but what can i do to prevent this, are there certain types of exersizes?
Why is it that i can cycle for miles but i get tired going up the stairs, i know they are different type exersizes but what can i do to prevent this, are there certain types of exersizes?
You might want to have a physical by a Dr. specializing in Sports Medicine. There may be some hidden cause.
even when i start cycling, the first little bit i am tired and then i go.
I have read many posts on this topic and none of them seemed like severe conditions. I can seem to find any by searching the forums.
It takes a few minutes for the blood and oxygen needed for muscular effort to get pumped into your legs. That's what a warm up is for at the beginning of your ride (and why you may feel a bit stiff at the beginning of a ride). When climbing stairs, the muscles start cold, and by the time you reach the top, they still may not have the oxygen they need, so they send you a message.
I've noticed the same thing, but, when fully warmed up, both the ride and the stairs are much better
Well, it can be for various reasons.Originally Posted by djbowen1
Sci Amer had an article on stairs years ago. Oddly enough, people walk at a very moderate exertion level. But you put people on stairs and they tend to walk at an intense exertion level. So going up stairs especially if you try "pushing" the pace is like sprinting. If you just cruise as a cyclist, well you will be breathing hard at the top and your quads might be aching some. But you really are not "tired" as in "exhausted".
Stair climbing is very much like doing an out of the saddle climb on a steep hill. Are you surprised if you are a bit out of breath after climbing a wall and your quads are burning a mite?
When climbing, most of the work you're doing is against gravity so only the rate of ascent is important. When you climb several flights of stairs in just a few seconds it's like sprinting up a short hill. Stairs are close to 45 degree angles which, if I remember correctly, is a 100% grade.
Well, we pretty much agree Squint, but if you look at stairs, I don't know if I have ever seen one that has a rise that equals the run coming out to a 100% grade except maybe a set of stairs in a barn. Generally the rise is 4" and the run is something like 12", that still works out to be 33% though and others are steeper like 6" and 12" which is 50%.Originally Posted by Squint
I favor the theory that you aren't warmed up when climbing stairs. Same thing would happen if you started a ride with an immediate steep, albeit brief, climb.
Plus, your legs may already be somewhat tired from cycling.
You should see your Doc. It may be nothing, but it also may be something. have him check you out. If you are lying down in bed, and stand up; do you get dizzy?
I don't know why you're tired;
try doing many squats in a row(this has been used for pro wrestling tryouts ).
i also have had this problem. and i've wondered this as well. i've researched it and as far as i can tell, it has to do with the ejection force of blood (oxygen) out of your heart and to the largest muscle in your body (quad's)
i always thought i was maxing out in my training till i started my current training program in may '02. this program includes many efforts at/above my max O2 and many recovery efforts. after 5-6 months of this i noticed that i was not winded going up the stairs like in my previous 38 years of life.
for what its worth.
I have enough words to get me into trouble, but not enough to get me out of trouble.
Do a lot of hiking in the Catskills this winter.You will be flying up the stairs come spring and looking for more.
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David C. Toland, Executive Director
David Toland is the first executive director of Thrive Allen County, a nonprofit coalition that works to improve quality of life and economic conditions in Allen County, Kansas. A seventh-generation Allen Countian, Toland oversees a coalition known statewide for its innovative approaches to improving healthcare access, healthy lifestyles and economic development in a small, rural Kansas county. During his time at Thrive, Allen County's county health ranking has improved 15 points; a new critical access hospital has been built; a new federally-qualified health center (FQHC) has opened; 8 new miles of free walking trails have been constructed; new manufacturing jobs and retail businesses have been recruited to the county; and a new sense of optimism and countywide unity has taken hold among residents and businesses.
Prior to returning to his hometown of Iola Toland worked for six years as an appointee of Washington, DC Mayor Anthony A. Williams. During his time in the District Toland held a variety of positions, including Deputy Chief Operating Officer in the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development, where he oversaw for the Deputy Mayor the day-to-day activities of nine city departments. Toland was later appointed as Chief of Staff in the Office of Planning, where he successfully led the legislative effort to obtain city council approval of the 2006 overhaul of the city's controversial Comprehensive Plan. Prior to coming to Washington Toland worked for the city managers of Reno, Nevada and Bonner Springs, Kansas.
In DC Toland also served Vice President of Development and Operations for the Menkiti Group, a Washington-based real estate development company. At Menkiti Toland oversaw a five-fold increase in the company's production of housing units and established new processes and systems to manage the company's portfolio of commercial and residential real estate assets in Washington. Under Toland's leadership the company entered into new partnerships with other developers to further increase the production of affordable housing in Washington, DC, thereby significantly extending the company's reach into previously underserved urban neighborhoods.
Toland holds a B.A. in Political Science and a Master's in Public Administration from the University of Kansas, and a Certified Public Manager (CPM) certificate from George Washington University. He and his wife, Beth, and their two children live in Iola.
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Mr. Robertson has been active as a volunteer and board member of community-based and civic groups in Detroit and Flint that have addressed the needs of at-risk children, seniors and the arts community. He is a new resident of Humboldt where he lives with his wife, Karen. They have an adult son, Thomas, who lives in Denver and a Siberian husky, Jack, who still lives at home.
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Damaris Kunkler, Program Director
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She is an active volunteer and has been president and co-chair of community based civic groups and other social service agencies. Ms. Kunkler has volunteered for programs supporting children at risk, families in crisis, the health care and needs for the elderly, and community arts and festivals. She is an Iola resident and mother of two children.
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(March 28, 2013) -- The UTSA student organization For the Kids (FTK) Dance Marathon will host its fourth annual 18-hour, high-energy, no-sitting, no-sleeping Dance Marathon from 7 p.m., Friday, April 5 to 1 p.m., Saturday, April 6 in the Convocation Center on the UTSA Main Campus.
The fundraiser celebrates the organization's yearlong fundraising efforts to help children with cancer and their families. The FTK Dance Marathon at UTSA raised more than $35,000 in 2012.
In partnership with high schools from across South Texas, the dance marathon will feature a group of FTK dancers who participate by standing and dancing for 18 hours while interacting and performing with the children and their families.
"FTK Dance Marathon at UTSA has an incredible team of dedicated student leaders and volunteers who work tirelessly all year long to provide comfort and support for San Antonio families struggling with childhood cancer," said Eli Embleton, a UTSA senior in classical studies and overall chair of FTK. "Being able to bring joy to these kids and their families during such a difficult time is not only incredibly rewarding, it also gives us greater perspective and motivates us to live our own lives to the fullest."
The goal of FTK is to raise awareness while providing financial and emotional support for the children and their families affected by childhood cancer. FTK fundraises year-round for the FTK Fund at the Children's Hospital of San Antonio. In addition to raising money, the FTK students regularly spend time with the children at the hospital.
"With the help of FTK, we were able to establish an emergency fund for families in financial crisis, which has been of great help," said Leanne Embry, Ph.D., psychologist and associate professor of pediatrics at the UT Health Science Center San Antonio. "The volunteers spend so much time here a the hospital and so much time with all of us. It's nice to have all these new people here with energy and new ideas that the patients can be involved in. It just gives the families hope."
Gregory Aune, Ph.D., M.D., assistant professor of pediatrics at the UT Health Science Center San Antonio, is a strong supporter of FTK and has seen the difference it has made for his patients and their families.
"The initial goal is to provide emotional and spiritual support and eventually significant financial support to families and children battling cancer," said Aune. "I think that aspect of FTK will continue to grow over time and that was just something that was never here for our patients before."
On average, 12,500 children in the United States are diagnosed with cancer each year. Although survival rates for many childhood cancers have improved dramatically over the last few decades, cancer is still the leading cause of death by disease in children.
The FTK Dance Marathon at UTSA will feature other San Antonio groups such as the Chidren's Hospital of San Antonio hematology/oncology department staff and students from Business Careers High School, John Jay High School and four high schools from the Rio Grande Valley.
For more information, call 210-449-3524 or visit the FTK at UTSA website. Follow UTSA FTK on Facebook and Twitter @ftkdmutsa.
Why I am "For The Kids" -- Essays from students involved in FTK UTSA
These brief essays share the compassion of UTSA students and why they devote their time, resources and energy to the For The Kids effort.
Eli Embleton, chairperson
I've gazed into the eyes of a child in need. I've seen the trembling knees of worried mothers and watched them steal a moment to sob quietly behind the corner of an empty hallway. I've seen the same mothers steel their resolve and brace themselves against waves of anxiety and uncertainty. I've witnessed exhausted doctors, nurses and support staff perform silent and unnoticed acts of heroism in the face of the daunting disease that we know as childhood cancer.
I am For The Kids because I wanted to help plant the seed of change at UTSA. In just a few years, that seed has snuggled into soil prepared by talented students who wanted to make a difference, and it has grown into a force for good. I am FTK because it is easy to give of myself and make a contribution that counts. FTK is full of possibilities to make the burdens of families battling childhood cancer just a little bit easier, and in the struggle to help them I have found that it has made me a better person.
Christina Phamvu, merchandise
I joined FTK because I wanted to meet more people and get connections within the hospital. Little did I know that I was going to get so much more out of it. I am FTK because it breaks my heart to see families torn apart during the most difficult time of their lives. Family is a big support system, which I have learned through the FTK members working together for a common cause. It brings a smile to my face when I see a child laughing and having the time of their life because of what FTK can do.
FTK provides these events to not only support the children, but to give them a chance to be a kid and not have to be in the hospital all the time. Seeing the tears of happiness from the families at the final reveal [revealing the total money raised at Dance Marathon] lets me know that I'm really making a difference in someone's life, which is something I will always cherish.
Matthew Pompa
I was at the hospital for the umpteenth time, but this time I wasn't alone. A friend happened to be with me. I was visiting my mom who was recovering after her peg tube had slipped out. She needed the tube because the radiation treatments had damaged her tongue and throat, and made it impossible for her to eat foods. She was getting better and feeling optimistic that even though the peg tube was gone she was going to be able to eat (and she has been). Usually I try to be strong for my mom at the hospital, however, since my friend was with me I guess I felt I could be vulnerable -- I had someone to lean on. We walked away, and I began to cry for what felt like the first time since the cancer had been discovered.
My friend gave me a hug, let me lean on her and even held my hand. While I would have never thought to ask this of anybody, it made a world of difference to me. I cannot imagine having a child who must go through this, but I can image how you become so concerned with the person in treatment you can forget about what you need. This is what FTK is working on doing with the families, and this is why I am FTK.
Tim Spohrer, finance
Cancer is a terrible disease for adults, and it is 100 times worse for young children. Financially, cancer is devastating, but emotionally it is heartbreaking. Cancer can destroy more than just people's bank accounts. It can destroy the single most important thing in life: their family. Whether it is death of a loved one or the immense strain put on a family from countless hours spent in the hospital, cancer emotionally devastates families.
Every college kid goes to school hoping to change the world. The students that participate in FTK do just that. We are making a difference. Through our efforts to provide emotional and financial support to families affected by childhood cancer, we provide hope to children who have none. We do this by standing by children with childhood cancer to show them that they are not alone in their fight with cancer. I am FTK for all who fight to find a cure to childhood cancer.
Apurva Devarakonda
I am lucky enough to say that I have never had beloved ones battling pediatric cancer. It did not take a personal experience for me to want to part of something so great. What kept me in FTK is incredible kids. These kids have gone through the nightmare of chemotherapy and come out with a huge smile on their face, like nothing is wrong. They are true warriors and are worth fighting for. While we may not be able to extinguish cancer, the least we can do is make it easier on the kids and their families. We can treat them as the true heroes they are and help remove as much financial pain from them as possible. I am FTK to make a difference in the life of a child.
Ricky Elizondo Jr., vice chairperson
A couple of years ago, I landed in a place many would never volunteer to go to. I was deployed to Iraq. Two weeks into my deployment I met a sweet little girl by the name of Teeba. Not only was she beautiful, her appreciation for life was unbelievable. So unbelievable that even the smallest things made a difference in her life. At one point during my deployment, I handed her a red pen because I had nothing else to offer her. I remember how her face lid up as she smiled as if she had never received a gift before. At that exact moment, I experienced a feeling I have never forgotten; an experience beyond words. It was then, when I realized that I was doing something greater than just serving my country. I was fighting for Teeba. I was fighting for her future.
During my first semester at UTSA, I heard about FTK and the incredible things it was doing. Immediately, I became a member to help such a wonderful organization. But, it wasn't until several months later when the feeling hit me again. Like the experience I had with Teeba, FTK offered the opportunity to do something greater for UTSA and the San Antonio community. It offered an opportunity to fight for a child's future. That is why I am FTK.
Carl Myers
For a long time I didn't know how to explain why I'm For the Kids. But I think it's because I have a lot of bottled up emotions regarding it. I was only a kid when my grandfather died of brain cancer. The disease changed him. I remember it like it was yesterday. He was one of the best people I knew. He lived with us until he passed away. His disease became a huge part of my life. I was only nine years old. Losing him was also the first experience I had with mortality. His passing has been with me ever since; it still seems fresh to me. I imagined these kids, some of whom are around the age I was when I lost my grandpa. They are facing this disease head on. I commend them for their heroic effort. I identify with these kids and their drive to live on. They are why I am For the Kids.
Lisl Ost, family relations
Family Relations focuses on keeping the families at the heart of FTK and ensures that they enjoy all of their FTK experiences to the fullest. We work closely with the families in our organization, as well as the Children's Hospital of San Antonio. Supporting these families in any way that we can is our main goal. Throughout the year, we keep the families and students connected to each other so that both our families and members are encouraged by each other's efforts. When I joined FTK a year ago, I was inspired by the children and families who deal with extraordinary circumstances on a daily basis. I knew as soon as I saw the children that this cause was well worth fighting for- every child deserves to have fond memories of their childhood. I am FTK because I know that if I had battled cancer when I was a child, I would have wanted to know that I was not alone.
Tim Johnson, rules and regulations
I am involved in FTK to make a difference. Throughout all of my years in college I have heard consistently from my peers that they can't wait to, "just be done with school," and "get into the real world." A lot of people don't see college as the real world, so they tend to coast through their collegiate careers while waiting for the real world to meet them at the other end. However, when I joined FTK and got to see the real changes I could make for these kids and their families, I started to see that coasting wasn't good enough and that I could infuse real change into other's lives right here and now. Therefore, "Why Am I FTK?" is to start making a difference now, rather than waiting for a chance to do so later.
Andy Linares, morale
At the age of 11, I received the most devastating news. My dad was sick. It wasn't an ordinary illness -- as I later found out -- it was cancer. Within months, my dad lost his battle to cancer due to the aggressive nature of the disease. My life was never the same. I remember praying to God to help me find a cure. Three years ago, my prayer was answered. I met a group of young, ordinary students with extraordinary hearts. These students were part of a student-led organization at UTSA that did incredible things for children battling cancer. Not only did these students fund-raise yearlong for these children and families but they also provided emotional support. Without hesitation, I joined this group on campus. I am not a doctor or some scientist in a lab finding a cure; however, I am a person who gets to bring a smile to a child by joining the fight against childhood cancer. I am FTK because with the help of our community, we can give these families hope that one day we will vanquish cancer. Until then, we will continue to believe in possibilities and keep on dancing.
Amanda Perez, communicationsFor The Kids is committed to challenging the status quo. We are a service-oriented organization dedicated to raising funds and awareness for the families battling childhood cancer at the Children's Hospital of San Antonio. We are one of the few registered student organization's on campus that unite the students of UTSA for one common goal. It's heartwarming for me to see the unification of our community as we come closer to standing in solidarity for 18 hours during our Dance Marathon April 5-6. The commitment our dancers share, the enthusiasm behind every Volunteer and Moraler, the smiles and laughter coming from the families we support, is what lies at the heart of DM '13. The culmination of our yearlong fundraising efforts is only a week away, but our mission will thrive for years to come. Yes, we are UTSA. But most importantly, we are For The Kids!
Jacob K. Rice, operations
There comes a time in everyone's life where they feel an itch to do something. We compulsively scratch at it, bringing a sense of relief. Some of these itches are easy to reach. Others require a bit of ingenuity. Since walking on campus my freshman year, I wanted to be a part of something bigger than myself. That's when I discovered FTK. For The Kids Dance Marathon at UTSA has been one of the most amazing experiences of my life. It has given me the opportunity to be a part of something larger than myself and has allowed me to change the world around me. Through this organization I have had the chance to rediscover my childhood by spending the afternoon building paper flowers with a child at Christus and discover my future by spending my nights building an event that child will never forget. FTK has given me an opportunity to not only be a part of something bigger than me, but also help bring stability to the lives of those who don't know what tomorrow will bring.
Caitlyn Silvas
I stand For the Kids because each day makes a difference. Children truly are the future and are influenced every day by the people that they are around. FTK is here to provide assistance for families in San Antonio during their time battling pediatric cancer. Family is one of the most important things to me; and with the help of my FTK family, I am able to make an impact on families in San Antonio. The life of a child is a gift to them and their families; and the financial assistance and emotional support that we provide throughout the year allows the families to enjoy their time together and step back from the situation that they face. I am FTK because I am passionate about the future children have and the impact that they will make during their life.
The annual Center for Innovation, Technology and Entrepreneurship (CITE) 100K Venture Competition and Exposition will be held on the Main Campus on Dec. 1. Twenty-eight teams from across the university will exhibit their project; six teams will compete for a prize pool of more than $100,000 in funding to launch their new venture / company. More than 650 students have participated in launching new technology ventures.
Biotechnology, Sciences and Engineering (BSE 2.102), Main Campus
This concert features 50 community children performing music in the UTSA Downtown String Project Winter Concert. The children, led by UTSA music students studying to be music teachers, will join together in playing the Theme from Batman at their concert. The Batman of San Antonio, a local celebrity figure, will make an appearance at the concert. This event is free.
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Graduate student uses storytelling to highlight important issues facing children
As touch screens and e-books demand more and more attention from both casual readers and scholars, many people say the handwriting is on the wall for the printed page.
At UTSA, the handwriting is on the wall for a library that doesn't have any printed books.
Since March 2010, the bookless library in the Applied Engineering and Technology Building has given UTSA students an innovative way to read, research and work with each other to solve problems.
With ultra-modern furniture and a décor featuring desktop computers, scanners and LCD screens, the AET Library is designed to engage students in an online format. But it also offers group study niches and study rooms with whiteboards and glass walls on which students can write. The space encourages teamwork, communications and problem solving for the next generation of scientists and professional engineers.
Did you know? The UTSA AET Library is the nation's first completely bookless library on a college or university campus. It served as a model for Bexar County's first-in-the-nation public bookless library system and one of its branches, the Dr. Ricardo Romo BiblioTech.
The University of Texas at San Antonio is dedicated to the advancement of knowledge through research and discovery, teaching and learning, community engagement and public service. As an institution of access and excellence, UTSA embraces multicultural traditions and serves as a center for intellectual and creative resources as well as a catalyst for socioeconomic development and the commercialization of intellectual property - for Texas, the nation and the world.
To be a premier public research university, providing access to educational excellence and preparing citizen leaders for the global environment.
We encourage an environment of dialogue and discovery, where integrity, excellence, inclusiveness, respect, collaboration and innovation are fostered.


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Khmer Rouge Trials
No single issue has been of greater interest to the international community during 1999 than the question of when, or if, the Cambodian government would bring to trial former Khmer Rouge leaders who are now living in the Pailin region of western Cambodia, most notably Khieu Samphan and Nuon Chea, who surrendered to the Phnom Penh government at the end of December 1998 and who were initially given a red carpet welcome by Hun Sen.
This issue is seen as of great importance for two reasons. First, because of the revulsion felt by so many observers that men who were at the top of the Pol Pot regime should not be brought to account for the horrors which that regime perpetrated. Secondly, the fact that men such as Khieu Samphan should be allowed to live unpunished is seen as a reflection of a broader "culture of impunity" which permeates the whole of Cambodia society and allows wrong-doers at every level to escape the consequences of their criminal actions. Complicating matters even further is the fact that while Khieu Samphan and Nuon Chea remain at large, as does Ieng Sary who defected to Phnom Penh much earlier, the government now has two other prominent Khmer Rouge figures in custody. These are Ta Mok, widely regarded as one of the most brutal of the Khmer Rouge leaders, and Duch, the former director of the infamous Tuol Sleng extermination centre. In September, Ta Mok was brought before a military court and charged with genocide, but no date was set for his trial.
At the end of 1999 the issue of Khmer Rouge trials remained unresolved, though a draft law to establish a special tribunal to try the former Khmer Rouge leaders was introduced into parliament in late December. (It was subsequently given parliamentary approval in January 2000.) It remains unclear whether the tribunal to be established under the new law will meet the concerns of the international community and the United Nations. Previously, various proposals had been put to the Cambodian government by the United Nations which would have established a special tribunal composed of both Cambodian and foreign judges. Under the new law, there is provision for the presence of foreign judges on a tribunal, but Cambodian judges will be in the majority. Such an arrangement would seem to go some way towards overcoming the problems that have clearly been in Hun Sen's mind as he contemplates the question of how any trials should take place. The first concern relates to issues of sovereignty. While the international community, through the United Nations, but with the notable exception of China, has argued that the Cambodian justice system does not have the necessary expertise to conduct a proper trial of the former Khmer Rouge leaders, the Cambodian government questions the right of outsiders to dictate how it should conduct its affairs. …


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You could sell some of your gear, the problem is that I don' t think that you won' t get much for it .
If you have problem deciding, you can give them all to me I will provide foster care, I will feed them and exercise them. And we can discuss visitation. Problem Solved! ;)
sell off everything but the hassie.
if you need another 35mm rig, i am sure
you can find it ... polaroid film / fuji film is expensive
and while it is fun ... if i was running out of $$$ they'd be
the first things i'd sell ....
imnot sure what polaroid stuff you have, but look into what models they are
and if they are the ones that can be modified with a graflock /razzle back to take
standard 4x5 sheet film ... it might help you acquire more $$$ for your gear !
good luck selling, i know i always get sellers remorse when i off-load ...
With the exception of the Hassie, most of my gear I've been able to obtain well under going prices.
My Nikon FM is very minty, and works like a dream, and I think I found it on ebay for $30 which included shipping. I now have a motor drive for it, a 50mm 1.8 E, and a 28mm 2.8 E, all of which I got additional good deals on. I think the motor drive was like $10, the 50mm might have been $20, and the 28mm was closer to $50
My Polaroid land cameras were all well under going prices. I paid $10 for the 104, and $12 for the 420, and $20 for the 250. I rewired the 104 and 420 and have tested them with multiple packs, so I'm sure I could get at least double what I paid for them. I doubt I'd get rid of the 250 under any circumstances.
I thought about selling the Hassie and sticking with a Bronica 6x6 something or nother, but like I said, I may never have the chance to own one again...
But on the bright side, I did just book a job for this week!
Every time I sell gear--or contemplate it--I feel like I am closing the door on a future opportunity to make photographs with that particular camera in its own particular way. But lately I have been driven mad by the schizophrenia induced by trying to decide which camera is right for which subject. I actually yearn for the days when I had only one camera and two lenses. So, I have been selling off some gear and while it makes me a bit anxious to do so I think it is better for me and my photography.
I once sold everything I had in my studio to feed my family... I hatged doing it but if that is what you need to do, dig deep n rethink your priorities.
Now 40+ years later I'm doing very well for myself n can buy everything over again but.... I'm still telling people "I had one of those, sold it cheap in the late 70s." I get the rollie eyes n yeah yeah yeah we heard that one. Wish I hung onto my Leicas!


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Later models are with the SIN and COS
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Swirl margarita is great!
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2014 Lido 14 National Class Championship - For a while Saturday the 2014 Lido 14 National Class Championship at Alamitos Bay Yacht Club was building to a Sunday showdown between Chris Raab, who won Friday's Qualification competition and two of Saturday's fleet races, and young Christophe Killian, the defending champion who had three seconds before finishing first in Saturday's sixth and final race.
Chris Raab (l) fights off Christophe Killian (r) to win Race three in their furious tacking duel to the finish line
It may still happen, but both would have to do it the hard way.
The drama changed critically when each returned to the dock moments at day's end to learn they had been disqualified for jumping the start line in the last race---OCS (on course side) the penalty is called.
Peter Beale and crew Lisa Baertein chase the leaders downwind
Both claimed they were not over early, but both of their appeals were denied by the race jury meeting them in closed hearings. They each had to eat penalties of 24 points, dropping them into fourth and sixth places before today's last six scheduled races.
Smile time! Shown winning Race four, Kevin Thomas and crew Amanda Wayne lead the Gold fleet after six races
That left ABYC's own Kevin Thomas and crew Amanda Wayne with a strlng of single digit finishes (five – nine – four – one – eight - two) and a three-point lead over ABYC's Bruce Golison and crew Dina Corsi. Raab is now 10 points off the lead, four ahead of Killian.
It should be an interesting Sunday.
As for Thomas and Wayne, they were stunned to be on top, even if the latter is a chairperson of the event, as is Golison---and please don't read anything into that.
Bruce Golison (r) held off
'We learned about it when we got to the dock,' Wayne said. 'It was like, 'What are you talking about?' '
It was especially surprising to Thomas that it happened in very tricky light (mostly five knots) and shifty southeast breeze wafting over the small bay.
'We usually do better in bigger wind,' he said, 'and this fleet is so deep in talent with all the world champions and the like.'
Killian said he knew he was over the line 'with 30 seconds to go, but we took a quick dive and got back below the line before the start.'
After their tacking duel, Raab beats Killian by half a boat length
Raab said, 'I was behind [fellow ABYC member] Chuck Clay on his transom with Golison to weather, and he wasn't over, either. I know to stay behind the line.'
Otherwise, despite the ugly conditions, the pair displayed the best action of the event with a fierce tacking duel toward the finish of Saturday's third race. The veteran Raab, a four-time winner of this event, held off his 17-year-old rival to win by half a boat length.
Gabriel Ferramola crosses the competition in Silver fleet
Final racing Sunday will start at 11:30 a.m., conditions permitting.
The event organizers thank Jake Sorosky from Quantum Sails, Simmzy's of Long Beach, Gresham Boards and the ABYC Junior program for their donations.
The pelicans also got into the fun
The leaders
(After six of twelve races; no discards)
Gold fleet
(23 boats)
1. Kevin Thomas/Amanda Wayne, ABYC, 5-9-4-1-8-2, 29 points.
2. Bruce Golison/Dina Corsi, ABYC, 16-2-3-5-5-1, 32.
3. Mark Ryan/Sarah Schaupeter, ABYC/Leeway Sailing Center, 14-3-12-2-1-5, 37.
4. Chris Raab/Scott McKeiver, Newport Harbor YC/ABYC, 3-1-1-7-3-24/OCS, 39.
Silver fleet:
(22 boats)
1. Gabriel Ferramola/Melody Wong, 1-3-1-8-4-2, 31.
2. Bill Moore/Derrick Buczynski, ABYC, 4-12-3-6-1-1, 27.
3. Jeff Merrill/Pam Merrill, ABYC, 5-4-2-1-11-8, 31.
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1995 Toyota 4runner v6 3.0L just had tune up-plugs, wire, dist. Cap, rotor. Injectors cleaned/checked. Idles good in Park. In gear while accelerating it misfires/jerks at 45-50 mph but only in that speed range. Sometimes idles rough at stop. What should I check next and how can I get a 95 scanned for codes?
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It sounds like a egr valve issue that would explain only happening at that speed. Let me look up the info on reading codes without a scan tool on that.
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Is that the small hose going from the egr regulator to the valve? It didn't run better and actually sounded louder.
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1. Re: MSME 7.6 versus Windows Active Sync issueAidan May 29, 2012 9:06 AM (in response to mcafeeuser9999)
Usually when we see this the enabling the vsapi proactive scanning takes care of it.
After the policy enforcement do you close and re-open the Product Interface and setting remains??
Do you have any other issue relating to MSME in event logs or product logs - scan failures/database initialization failures/Failure to write to Database??
2. Re: MSME 7.6 versus Windows Active Sync issuemcafeeuser9999 Jun 1, 2012 3:19 PM (in response to Aidan)
Hi Aidan,
No failure to databases noticed or reported.
We re-enabled the MSME Service and problem seems to have disapeared now.
Maybe we did not wait long enough the first time the policy was updating, post ENABLEMENT. Now new emails are being Scanned and delivered to mobiles. Active Sync seems ok and We will keep monitoring for the battery issue and see if it resurface.
Thanks for the follow-up on my initial post.
Have a great day.
3. Re: MSME 7.6 versus Windows Active Sync issuehightekct Sep 13, 2012 10:12 AM (in response to mcafeeuser9999)
We rolled out MSME 7.6 Patch1 to all our Exchange 2003 backend servers and started having this issue where the handheld devices would not sync at all or some would get emails but very delayed. We were also getting reports that calendar and contacts would not sync at all on their phones.
After enabling 'ProActive Scanning' their mobile devices started syncing again.
Is this setting also recommended on MSME 7.6 that runs on Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2010?
I will be rolling out MSME 7.6 Patch1 to those versions of Exchange soon and would like to know.
4. Re: MSME 7.6 versus Windows Active Sync issueAidan Sep 14, 2012 2:21 AM (in response to hightekct)
As far as I remember I've only had to state this for Exchange 2003 installations.
5. Re: MSME 7.6 versus Windows Active Sync issuekheven Oct 28, 2012 6:18 PM (in response to mcafeeuser9999)
Wow, finally found this fix. Thank you very much for posting.
We've just moved to McAfee from another anti-virus vendor.
After installing MSME 7.6 with Patch 1 via our EPO to our Exchange 2003 VM, we had this problem where our Exchange IIS log were growing at the rate of about 1MB a minute, that our Apple devices had weird issues syncing, and that their batteries were draining very quickly.
Really dissapointing that this is the default behaviour of the latest version of McAfee MSME, and that even after having the call open and escalated with McAfee support for approx 1 week, they haven't found a solution to a problem that is a simple check box in the options of their own product.


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No no dear reader, I am not going down that path again.
These plants are known as black boys. They have a more proper, but non botanical name. Sometimes they are called, ever so boringly, native grass trees.
For them to grow to this size takes many many years. I suppose they are flowers that they have sent up. I have never seen them like that before. I would hazard a guess and say they are worth hundreds if not thousands of dollars at this size.
Normally their trunks are black but these very mature models are a bit different. They are perfectly adapted to bush fire prone Australia. A fire will only burn off the green leaves and they will grow again.
It is a rather nice highish rise apartment building in Albert Road, South Melbourne with good views of Albert Park and the lake, except at the moment the views are of Grand Prix infrastructure.
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Gardening Australia, a couple of years ago, estimated they cost approx. $100- $200 per foot of trunk height and were roughly 100 years old per foot height (depending on species). Lovely Aussie native but sadly lacking in their natural landscape these days.ReplyDelete
Lots of them in The Brisbane Ranges round Anakie way (between Melb and Geelong) and they sprout out into yellow flowers after extreme heat (ie bushfire) apparently.ReplyDelete
Those apartments had a very canny landscaper to use bomb-proof plants.
Don't get me started on Grid Girls and GP shenanigans.
Good to hear that there are plenty in the natural environment Dys. We have grid guys this year as well. I hate the sexual exploitation of men like that.ReplyDelete
Anon, they only appeal to me because they are so old and so slow growing. They must have seen a lot of history and been through many fires.
They remind me of Port Douglas, and balmy nights. Funny how even a plant can transport you to another place.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the lovely email Andrew.
We could call it the 'red geranium in a window box effect' Rosanna. :)ReplyDelete


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The Baldwinsville Central School District Board of Education honored several students for their accomplishments at its May 17 meeting.
The board recognized Ray Middle School's sixth-grade orchestra for earning a silver medal at the NYSSMA Majors Ensemble Festival held in April. The group is directed by teacher Jennifer Bearup. The orchestra performed several pieces at the Board meeting. Members of the Ray Middle School sixth-grade orchestra are:
Heidi Allen
Kevin Atkinson
Sarah Belair
Emma Bernet
Allison Bollinger
Tyler Cayea
Billy Clifford
Collin Coakley
Hailey Couchman
Ethan Craig
Maddy Curtis
Brhiannon Drake
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Ian Finn
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Jason Harry
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Jessica Jenney
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Marisa Madonna
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Jonathan Treichler
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The board also honored three students from Baker High School who received awards in the OCM BOCES "Don't Stop Believing" Hair Show held in March. Students honored were: Kalah Arquette who earned third place in the "Vegas" category; Hope Brown who earned first place in the "Punk Rock" category; and Jessica Marquart who received third place in the "Retro" category.
Three Baker High School students who received awards in the SkillsUSA Regional Competition held at Delhi College in March were also honored. They were: Jonathan Graham who received second place in the culinary category; Britany Hurteau who received third place in the related technical math category; and Kiersten Norton who earned second place in the job demonstration category.
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BEIRUT (AP) — President Bashar Assad's regime has given a Palestinian militant group the go-ahead to set up missiles to attack Israel in the wake of recent Israeli airstrikes on the Syrian capital, a spokesman for the group said Tuesday.
Syria has hinted at possible retribution against Israel since the Jewish state carried out the airstrikes over the weekend, although official government statements have been relatively mild.
DAMASCUS, Syria — The bodies of two foreign journalists who were killed in shelling while trapped inside a besieged district in the central Syrian city of Homs have left Syria late Saturday on board a French plane to Paris, the Polish Foreign Ministry said.
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