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06/18/2008, South Pacific
As expected day 10 ended at noon today and turned in only 150 miles, and we had to burn dinosaurs to make that. Shortly after sunset the weather went bad and we had squalls coming in from all quarters. Most missed us but we took glancing blows from three or four and at least two direct hits. They we not severe and had no more than 25 to 30 knots of wind in them at the edge and then gradually faded back to the obligatory light and variable. Hideko was very happy to have her new cockpit enclosure up.
We motored all night with the main, then the main and jib and then finally in the morning the wind became consistent enough to sail so we killed the Yanmar. After an hour or two working out way west on starboard tack with a little north in the heading the wind quit. We started up the diesel again and motor sailed for a bit, then put away the flogging jib, and finally dropped the flogging main it got so bad.
Normally we would leave the main up and just sheet it in tight to keep it from beating around too much. Unfortunately our rig check today (we do one every day with binoculars) turned up a problem. Our top two battens are broken on the main. At first it was hard to figure because these battens are above all of the shrouds and we've been very careful this trip to ensure the main stays off the shrouds. This hurts our performance of course because we're trying to sail a deep broad reach most of the time.
Of course the battens were broken when the first reef was in. We dropped the main and checked the alignment on the way down and it was a match. I think they may have been mostly broken some time ago and just finally came unhinged. Perhaps the 50 knot bit coming into Bonaire or the all day thrashing on the way to Baraquilla. The top batten is barely noticeable but if you look close when the sail is limp (plenty of opportunity for that today) you can tell it has a break. The second batten down is also hard to see a problem with when the wind is up but there is a tear in the batten pocket forming on the break which you can see and it flogs more noticeably than the top batten in flaky wind. Although something we will fix at first opportunity neither are immediate concerns. We will just be very careful about securing the main when there is not enough wind to keep it set.
This mornings net has had us rethinking our landfall plans. We have friends, Pablo and Louise, coming in to French Polynesia (with our new prop!) the 3rd of July. We need to be somewhere that they can fly to from Papeete and that means Nuku Hiva or Hiva Oa. Fatu Hiva is the closest landfall and a beautiful place from what we hear. Many cruisers have been targeting the Bay of Virgins as their first landfall. We were as well. However we are getting reports on the morning SSB nets that boats there are getting fined if they are not check in. In the past boats would arrive at Fatu Hiva, stay a couple days and then head to Hiva Oa to check in. This is because Fatu Hiva is closest to the Galapagos and also to windward (thus hard to sail back to once passed).
Well it seems the authorities are no longer welcoming this minor bending of the rules. Thus we have decided to revise our track to Nuku Hiva. Nuku Hiva is a beautiful island from all accounts, a check in destination, and complete with a few restaurants and shops as well as an airport. Our current thinking is that we will anchor here and await our friend and new prop. This does add 60 nautical miles or so to the journey (not to mention the poor tracking we've been keeping with the east wind).
While running the motor all day is noisy it does have some advantages. First you have all the power you need. Use computers, watch movies, heat up with the microwave, make espresso, whatever. Second if you are running the motor the seas are flat, nice for a break from the big days in week one. Perhaps best of all, critters come to see what the noise is about. For the first time since the Galapagos we had a big pack of Pacific White Sided dolphins come and play on the bow for an hour or two at sunset. We never get tired of laying on the trampoline watching the dolphins play.
Nobu says: "After our rig check today I realize how important it is to stay in touch with the boat"
Hideko says: "I saw the most amazing shooting stars last night, they were so big and brilliant crashing into the atmosphere they looked like fireworks"
923 nm to go... (less than 1,000, even with the new waypoints!!)
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06/17/2008, South Pacific
After the most enjoyable 24 hours on the water, our 9th period turned in only 195 miles. I suppose the modest progress goes with the smooth sailing territory.
As the sailor's proverb goes, too much wind or not enough. Today we were in the latter category. Yesterday's mellow wind was followed by no wind. Today the wind turned east and light, making it impossible for us to sail the rhumb line to Fatu Hiva. Fatu Hiva bears 261 degrees true presently and the wind is coming just about due east. Sailing a deep broad reach (wind 135 degrees to port, traveler tight on the main and jib hooked to the rail with a 4 part purchase) we made 215 true. This not only ran us south of Fatu Hiva but the rest of French Polynesia as well. Pitcairn anyone? And not soon at 6-7 knots with 6 apparent.
We thought we had it in the bag. Two weeks under sail to the Marquesas. Two hundred mile days plus. All of that. At 13:00 local time we killed the dream and engaged the Auxiliary Apparent Wind Angle Improvement Device. We are now motor sailing dead down wind a bit high of the mark in hopes of sailing when the wind backs over the next day or so. Best guess is now 15 days at sea and arrival on the 23rd, six days from now. This will be our lowest mileage day yet. :-(
A few squalls in the area brought slight wind shifts and maybe 5 knots of additional breeze. We rode one lift for an hour and rinsed a little salt off of the decks. Nobu and I took noon sights. Longitude, good, latitude not so good. The sun was behind the clouds and we were riding a pretty sharp mixed SW/SE 3 meter swell, but hey if Shackelton's guy could get within a mile in a long boat during a gale in Antarctica, we can certainly do better.
Nobu says: "Randy is teaching me celestial navigation, I am confused"
Hideko says: "I wish we could have sailed the whole way"
1,020 nm to go...
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06/16/2008, South Pacific
It was a wonderful 24 hours. We have enjoyed going fast for the first week but everyone was ready for the light airs last night and today. We ran the full main all night and the moon was almost bright enough to do log entries by. The seas were pleasant following swells that every once in a while would get us up to 10 knots.
Conditions persisted today with wind in the 8-12 apparent zone. Everyone enjoyed the tranquility. In the afternoon we set the spinnaker for the first time since we purchased the boat. We tested it in the Bahamas but our trip through the Caribbean was mostly to windward until crossing the north coast of South America, where it was Christmas winds 20 knots plus the whole way. It is a beautiful sail and gave us about a knot over the jib, giving us a boat speed of 8.5 to 9.5 knots with 7-12 apparent.
At noon today we completed our 8th 24 hour day with perhaps a few miles short of a 200 mile run.
Nobu says: "The Spinnaker is so cool, great design"
Hideko says: "I had the most comfortable sailing of my entire life today"
1,190 nm to go...
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06/15/2008, South Pacific
It was the worst day and the best day all in one. This morning the 4 meter southeast swell was pumping with a bone in its teeth and a 9 second interval. Add to that some mix in from the southwest and 20-25 knots of wind kicking up a nasty chop. Bumpy would be a word. We put the whole main up about three times but each time took it back to reef one. With the whole main up the boat would run 9-11 knots in about as deep a broad reach as we could make. Shallower and we would miss Fatu Hiva, deeper and the wave action would harsh out the rig not to mention launching us down waves at 17 plus knots. Surfing in the high teens is fun, for an hour or so. For hours on end it gets tiring.
Late in the afternoon things started to calm down. Before long we were ghosting along at 8 knots with 12 knots apparent and following seas on reasonable proportions. It was a wonderful afternoon watching the little puffy clouds seemingly frozen in the blue sky. The day certainly holds our all time reef record with 4 reefings/shake-outs in one day. In fact the crew is so good at it that we're going to leave the full main up tonight. We almost always put in a reef at night just to slow things down and avoid having to reef in the dark should it be called for. Tonight there will be a brilliant moon and if things start to fall apart we'll reef early but not often...
At noon today we completed our 7th 24 hour day with a 200 mile run. We are now half way! Looks like it will be a two week crossing.
Nobu says: "I am totally relaxed, this afternoon's sailing is so peaceful I can meditate."
Hideko says: "I can't wait to see only three digit numbers in the miles to go..."
1,396 nm to go...
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06/14/2008, South Pacific
Another great sailing day. We are sailing with the wind 135 to port and just managing to fetch Fatu Hiva. We closed out our 6th 24 hour period with another 200 mile day. The swell is quite large and it would be nice if the period were longer (3.5-4 meters at 9-10 seconds). You begin the trip looking at a 4 meter swell and say "yikes", but after a day or two it is "yawn", just a little too rolly for exotic cooking, that's all.
This deep into the wind the jib can give us problems if the breeze backs for a bit. We rigged up a preventer for the jib that has been working well, keeping the jib from collapsing. I have considered poles but unless I add a big screecher or the like I really don't think you need anything more that the setup we're using.
We had a birthday party for Nobu today. He is 26 today! Happy Birthday Nobu. I made a birthday breakfast with Lattes and French Toast and Hideko made a yummy birthday dinner with a brownie birthday cake.
Nobu says: "I'm a lucky man to be here, thanks for a memorable birthday!"
Hideko says: "Happy Birthday Nobu!!! We couldn't ask for a better crew!!"
1,586 nm to go...
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06/13/2008, South Pacific
Nice day today. Great sailing. We closed out our 5th 24 hour period with a 210 mile day. The swell is up today and it is certainly not long and rolling at 9 to 10 seconds but it is not too bad either. When it comes in right we get surfing in the teens. I think our high today was 15 knots and change. Ever so fleeting though. We've managed to average over 9 today and we're supposed to have 20-25 knots tonight and then for the next day, so we should make good time.
We have been getting a pretty good wind angle for the conditions, with wind and sea averaging about 120 off the port bow. Not the fastest point of sail for us but good with the 4 meter swell. We are making a line on 257 degrees true for Fatu Hiva to hold the wind. There are a lot of boats that went way south early and they are having a hard time now having to run dead down wind.
Nobu says: "I enjoyed playing guitar today"
Hideko says: "zzzz (sleeping)"
1,788 nm to go...
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06/12/2008, South Pacific
Great sailing again today. We cleared 210 miles over our forth 24 hour period. The swell is getting pretty large and will be for the next day or so. The GRIBs say it is 3.8 meters in this area. Pretty towering with a 10 second interval. Our heading keeps us from surfing too much but we hit 12 knots every now and then.
This afternoon I put out the fishing line for the first time on this leg. We were doing 9-10 knots and the lures with the bills on them just get all tangled up in their own line at that speed. I switched to this huge lure that our friends Pablo and Louise bought us, and before long, bang! The line ran like mad for 3 seconds and then silence. The YoZuri (my prized lure) was gone and the reel's line was so fouled up I couldn't sort it out. Nobu and Hideko worked on it for an hour or two and decided to table the project until tomorrow. I'm sure it was a big Wahoo (there is a small prize at stake for the first fish type; Hideko has Tuna, Nobu has Mahi Mahi and I have Wahoo).
Nobu's selection for the boom box are interesting. He chose Elvis and Crystal Method (!). Hideko selected The Beatles and Toy Matinee and I picked Aerosmith Rocks and Get Your Wings. It has been an eclectic tunes day.
We've been taking very good care of the rig out here. When you're island hopping and something breaks on the rig you just motor to the nearest port. When your nearest port is 1,000 miles away you need to look after your rig. We can probably motor between 1,000 and 1,500 miles depending on conditions, but we can certainly sail the whole way and a lot faster with better stability. The wind has been coming from behind the beam quite a bit today and may continue to move east. This is fine, down wind sailing is not as fast but very comfortable. The only problem is that if I let the main out to properly trim it the sail rubs on the swept back spreaders. Since I don't want any unnecessary chafe on this trip we are sacrificing perfect sail trim for ok sail trim and no chafe. The chart plotter eta for Fatu Hiva is the 21st but I think the 22nd or 23 is more reasonable (we're doing 10 knots right now and it assumes we will keep that up).
Nobu says: "Cruising the South Pacific with Elvis rules!"
Hideko says: "We were happy to see the 2000 nautical mile mark crossed!!"
1,999 nm to go...
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As we wrap up our FanFest photo coverage, we bring you photos of the players and Sluggerrr mingling with the people who make FanFest what it is…you, the fans!
Many fans smiled for the camera while sitting alongside their favorite Royals at the photo stage. Joakim and Kyle, say cheese!
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California-born Johanson was part of a community of artists in San Francisco's Mission District. He gained attention in the 2001 Whitney Biennial and has since been widely exhibited in the U.S. and abroad. Johanson employs an exuberant color palette for simple and imperfect geometric shapes, and is acclaimed for tapping into the late New Age northern California style.
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When the male partner ejaculates into the women's ass, but as he pulls out she then farts, spraying his semen all over him.
Do we really need to use an example for the snowblower?
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When a girl gives a guy head and the guy will cum in her mouth, then the girl holds it in her mouth, then spitting the cum held in her mouth all over the guys face.
Man: SHIT! you just pulled a snowblower all over my face!
by Jake Becker November 15, 2005
That guy keeps sniffing, he must be a snowblower.
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An insult from one robot to another. As seen in Short Circuit.
Johnny 5: Your mother was a snow blower.
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french kissing a guy w/ his cum in yer mouth
yeah, i gave my guy a snow blower last night and he didn't like it
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When a girl gives head then kisses you with the skeet still in her mouth
Your mother is a snowblower
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When erect, talk a man or woman into doing a line of cocaine off of your penis. When they are just about to do it, pull your erection down,and the springing back motion will blow all the cocaine in their face.thus creating the snow blower!
may also be known as the white christmas.
may also be known as the white christmas.
Yeah the bitch said she needed her driveway plowed,and i told her id bring over my Snow Blower!
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When a girl is done giving a guy head she spits the gizz into the guys face.
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find yours, here's some highlights from massachusetts
Massachusetts: The Smart kid or The Irish DrunkI came here to say this, but you beat me to it... Massachusetts is also that secret stoner that everyone's shocked when they find out how much he smokes.The nerdy kid who kicks the bully in the balls the fist time he's hassled. Refers to speed limits as "speed suggestions".I are Masaachusettsis that loud obnoxious kid that doesn't get talking doesn't need to be done at the top of his lungs. He's pretty smart and will make sure you know that. His cousin is from out west and is sort of a hippie too.mass is the only place in the US where you call an American kid Irish. everywhere else they are just white kids. Not arguing, just an observationMass would be a smart kid with good opinons. He would be liked and respected but terrible to talk to at parties.Or the catholic kid who only goes to mass on christmas and Easter.The kid that acts really liberal and talks about equality even though deep down it's all irrelevant because he's eventually going to work at his dad's hedge fund.Mass is the quiet nerdy girl who plays the oboe.I feel as if Massachusetts is the jock who is one of the most athletic kids in school. Seems like a douche at first by the way he acts but when you get to know him you realize he likes really cool music and is the friend who will always have your back no questions asked. Average or slightly below average intelligence but street smart.


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Nice looking bucks! thanks for sharing and good luck this season.
My friend has an archery tag so we went out this last week to try and fill his tag. Didn't find any monsters but found some nice bucks. This first buck has a broken tine under his G-2/G-3 but it kept growing in this odd direction. Hence the name the "Broken Tine Buck."
This buck watched my buddy put a stalk on the Broken Tine Buck. My buddy blew the stalk and this buck layed back down in his bed and kept an eye on things. I call him the "Peek-a-boo buck."
Later we spotted this buck. My buddies kids named him the "Carmel Buck" due to his coloring.
This 3-point kicked the Carmel buck out of his bed and took it over.
Hope you enjoyed the pictures. fatrooster.
Nice looking bucks! thanks for sharing and good luck this season.
Wow, the broken tine buck is pretty big! Good luck hunting!
Love to see pictures of the red coats in velvet. Thanks for sharing with us.
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I'm assuming this is a word/office problem not a phone one, yes?
Actually I would guess you're getting that message because you're trying to edit files that are in a format or contain elements that the Windows Phone version of Word doesn't support.
So what features are and aren't supported in office mobile vs office2010? Do I need to start using .doc again? I didn't realize "attempting" to edit the document wasn't supported :-)
I'd have to look for the list but the mobile version of Word (like the web version) is considerably more limited than the desktop version of Word 2010 is. Is there anything complicated in the documents you're trying to edit? Lots of advanced formatting elements? Macros? Tables and columns? Lots of graphics?
This is unbelievable. I bought this phone so I could edit work files and stop lugging a computer around but if the mobile versions are so limited...
I need research this. I'll post my results.
It's not really that surprising. :-) Microsoft Office is a very large and complex piece of software. It would be very difficult to write a feature-complete version of Word that would work on a mobile phone (or in a web browser).
The mobile version of Word contains the essential features for working with (including creating and editing) basic documents. It's not really intended to be a replacement for the desktop version of Word for creating heavily formatted or complex documents.
I can't even edit my documents...feature not supported...
I understand that - which should NOT be the case if the documents are basic but COULD be the case if your documents have features that are not supported by the mobile version. That's why I asked if they were extensively formatted, had a lot of tables or graphical elements, multiple sections, etc....


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Book Chapter, The New Harvest: Agricultural Innovation in Africa, pages 114-141
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Looking for a tripod for my new spotting scope. Any suggestions for weight, cost, ease of use, etc.?
Looking for a tripod for my new spotting scope. Any suggestions for weight, cost, ease of use, etc.?
Hi Stan,
There are a few threads on tripods here on the forum. The search field has been pretty helpful finding different topics for me at least. Just I thought I'd pass that on. The thread titled "Lightweight Tripod" for me was helpful on the below thread.
Thanks for the heads up on this. I looked at a Manfrotto today (only looked...) and am glad I checked these discussions out before I purchased one.
What spotting scope? Some spotting scopes have feet that will mount directly to some tripod heads, without the use of a QR plate.
My spotter is a Vortex Razor HD.
Are you packing the tripod? I like the cheap ones for packing. Super lite and compact cause their cheap and not built very well but get the job done. I also have a liquid head on another that is an expensive, very smooth but way to heavy to pack.
Will use the tripod for some packing and some from ATV, horse, and pickup. I have looked at the Manfrotto 190CXPRO3 which is a carbon fiber and a pistol grip type head. It extends to a good height for standing which I may want to do at times. Both only weigh around 3.8 lbs. but the cost is $450 or so. I did check out the Outdoorsman series on-line which seemed like a good tripod, but it appeared it's cost with the head was nearly what the Manfrotto was. I don't mind paying that much, but without any experience with tripods, wanted to hear from someone with experience in using them.
I have used that similar tripod and it was great. I think for the money you can get good results for less. I don't care for the pistol grip vs the standard style with just the arm. I think anything with a liquid filled head is very smooth and the weight won't matter much for what your doing. The fiberglass are very nice too vs aluminum as well but the cost usually is more. Do you have a sporting goods store close to you that have these that your considering to try out before purchase? I always go to either Spotsmans or Cabelas and try out for myself then look for a better deal on the web if the stores prices are high.
For a back country pack in hunt I use the $30-$40 cheapos, ya their jumpy and and you have to adjust them to get just to were your looking but once your on target it's as still as the high dollar ones are. If you loose it or break it no big deal but if you have $$$ invested it's a big deal to replace. IMO
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OF course any head will work fine with a QR plate.
One of the new light slik carbon tripod legs with a Manfrotto 486RC2 ball head would be an effective, lightweight setup for your Razor.
Has anyone out there tried the Bog-Pod switcheroo system? I don't live very close to check one out at the store so I'm hoping one of you has. The Eastman's endorse Bog-Pod it but just wondering if anyone else here has looked at it or any feedback? I'm interested to see how steady it is, lightweight, ease of use, muti purpose and how durable it is. I'm looking at something that will do as much as I can get from it, one stop shop in a pinch to cut down on weight in my pack.
I backpack mostly so I want it to be good for that foremost. Photography Canon EOS 60D and a small light Sony HD Handycam HDR-SR12, stills and video, holding a spotter, Vortex 20-60x85 Razor HD or a Nikon ED 50 and also be able to shoot off it if I'm rifle hunting.
The quick release idea and multi purpose use has me liking it but I'm leery on how it performs for multi purpose. I could get a different mounting head to pan video smoother but I'm kind of concerned how the legs set up and lock to hold weight to be rock solid. Weight looks ok to carry but is it way to flimsy to do all it says on their website?


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In 1998, Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore and director Frank Coraci made "The Wedding Singer," one of Sandler's more charming comedies. While Barrymore's meandering career path has had its hits and misses since then, Coraci's films have gotten progressively worse. Meanwhile, Sandler's produced two "Grown Ups" installments, "Jack and Jill," and "That's My Boy," among other affronts to both cinema and good taste.
Can a reunion with the romantic lead and creative drive behind an earlier, moderately enjoyable film rekindle enough chemistry to craft another passably entertaining flick? Almost.
The group reunites for "Blended," an impossibly contrived mash-up of "The Parent Trap" and Sandler's 2011 debacle "Just Go With It."
Sandler plays Jim, the schlubby-but-loving widowed father of three girls. Barrymore is Lauren, divorced mom to two boys. As the film opens, Jim and Lauren are on a blind date. They do not like each other at all. I know – where could this possibly be going?
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If you look beyond the ludicrous premise, and the themes that were relevant in the Seventies, and if you're not too bothered by the mildly racist depictions of the hotel staff…all right, it's no gem, but it's no "Jack and Jill," either.
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how long could i stay under water with the sherwood 6 cubic foot alumanun tank
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Most readers have made it loud and clear that they are tired of hearing about Maria Kang, the 32-year-old mother of three who caused a social media uproar when she posted a photo of her toned body on to Facebook captioned "What's your excuse?"
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»My liege, we have reached the island group in the expected period of time. We have compared the records about the sailing conditions in these waters to the present situation and came to the conclusion that whatever made these waters impossible to traverse must have completely subsided.
We landed on the northern shore, close to a location where some old records mark a settlement. It took us some time to locate the settlement - Sir Brynwick* suspects the old map to be at fault and has rightaway begun to draw an accurate version. It will be sent to you once it is done.
We found the settlement. Our notes suggested a number of about 250 or more inhabitants, making this one of the largest communities here. However, I have to report that we found nobody. The huts are in an very bad shape, as if abandoned long ago, and regular items are still there, as if left behind.
However, no people or animals (of which the records say that some were imported) are found, and no bodies either. Skan Viro** suggested a magical scan of the island, but I objected. The island is not too big, we will find them within the next two days.
Yours sincerely,
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»My liege,
we have made some disturbing discoveries. Kouver's Islands were described as full of smaller vegetation, hill with a lot of grass. However, going inland (straight south, to another settlement according to the map) we found that land was actually barren in large patches. Skan is busy taking notes and solving the mystery, and I belief that he will be able to provide my liege with a highly likely version of what happened.
We also encountered a fearsome magical creature. It is peaceful, but looks very very frightening (my liege would not believe me, but I cannot get Hendrick, who's talented at drawing, to draw a sketch to show my liege - he's still too scared). Maybe it is involved in the events, but we lack clues.
Tomorrow, we will head further south, and expect to reach the southern coast in either one or two days, if the old map is not to far off. The other big settlement is supposed to be there, too, so we hope to get answers there.
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The front triangle of the Tallboy LT Carbon is constructed as one piece, rather than having components produced separately, and then bonded or wrapped. Additionally, the carbon fibers are continuous around tube junctions — to distribute load and absorb impact energy better. Looking at geometry, the Tallboy LT Carbon's actually slightly longer (we're talking a fraction of an inch here) than the original Tallboy with a slacker, 69.5 degree, head angle.
Surprisingly, the 35mm of added travel has not adversely affected standover height; it's a few millimeters shorter than the standard Tallboy Carbon. Keeping in perspective the Tallboy's short chainstays, this could be one of the most nimble and competent full-suspension 29ers out there. This is also due to Santa Cruz's lauded, patented VPP suspension system.
It features counter-rotating links that allow a variable feel throughout the suspension travel. When sag is set correctly, the Tallboy LT Carbon is extremely responsive to small- and medium-sized bumps. On larger hits that push it deeper into its travel, it becomes more stubborn, a necessity to avoid harsh bottom-out. It's also a crisp, efficient pedaler, even in the small chainring.
Another big plus of Santa Cruz's VPP suspension is its durability; angular contact pivot bearings offer excellent resistance to deflection for truer tracking, and better line holding over rough trails. For smooth, long-lasting performance, the contamination-prone lower links are equipped with grease ports to ease service and guarantee long maintenance intervals. The LT Carbon is sprung by a light, and custom-tuned, FOX FLOAT CTD with the slick and durable Kashima coating.
Its simple, three-position lever lets you select platform damping for climbing, trail, or descents. At the front end of things, it'll accommodate a 130-150mm front fork, with 140mm being the default for all-around riding. Besides added travel and tweak of the geometry, this frame has received some insightful upgrades from the original Tallboy.
Recognizing that it will see heavy-duty action, Santa Cruz added ISCG05 tabs and offset the lower link to accommodate a chainguide. If you don't plan on running a chainguide, there's a metal insert on the chainstay where a dropped chain would otherwise wreak havoc on the carbon fiber. Speaking of frame protection, you're bound to kick up some trail projectiles. Because of that, the lower part of the down tube is wrapped in a leather protector. A similar protector covers the chainstay to protect from chain-slap.
The Santa Cruz Tallboy LT Carbon Mountain Bike Frame has a ZS44/EC49 mixed tapered head tube. Like all of Santa Cruz's bikes, it has a user-friendly, 73mm threaded bottom bracket shell. The rear dropout accepts a 142 x 12mm thru-axle, and a DT Swiss axle is included. Finally, a rear IS brake mount, 30.9mm seatpost, and 34.9mm front derailleur complete the tour of industry standardized components waiting to be hung off the long-legged Tallboy.
The frame comes with a standard replaceable rear derailleur hanger, but a Shimano direct-mount rear hanger is available. The Tallboy LT Carbon comes in sizes Medium through X-Large and in the color Matte Carbon/orange.
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Note:Tallboy LT (aluminum) is not available in XXL.
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Great Frame!!!!
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Just finished the build on this frame...took it out and it rocks....built it around a shimano XT group....Tried it out on the trail and it is by far the best bike I have ridden.....five stars all the way
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I bought this when it first came out in 2012, since then the geometry of the newer 29er All Mountain Bikes has become much better. The Tallboy LT Carbon still has a really steep-XC-ish headtube and seattube, the chainstays are much longer than most other All Mountain 29ers out now.
I wish I would have waited a year, I've recently test ridden the Yeti SB95C and The Specialized Enduro 29 Carbon, both bikes feel much more agile, especially on switch backs. I could never get behind my size Medium Tallboy LT Carbon to manual through bumps, and I definately can't get the bike into the air very easily, especially compared to the Specialized Enduro. I think it has a lot to do with the steeper headtube and shorter chainstays on that bike.
The Santa Cruz Tallboy LT needs some major improvements if they want to compete with the other All Mountain 29ers that have come out in the last year.
The only place the Tallboy LT shines is on really long rides, but I have to put in more air than necessary to keep the back end from bobbing constantly, even with the trail mode switched on.
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Well about two rides in this frame became an orchestra of noise. The linkage was creaking so bad I could feel it at all contact points (hands and feet). Bushings were ok and the tork was set right on the bolts. The guys at ComCyc suggested I deal with Santa Cruz as a warranty issue. I opted to just return the bike to them via their 90 day return policy. This was the first full suspension carbon frame Ive had. I replaced it with an aluminum one (old trusty). The head set and bottom bracket were creaking too.


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· The Script Profile
The Script are an alternative rock band from Dublin, Ireland. Currently based in London after signing to Sony Label Group imprint Phonogenic, the band released their self-entitled debut album in August 2008. Their music has been featured in video games and the popular teen programmes 90210 and Waterloo Road.
Danny O'Donoghue and Mark Sheehan met in a club in The Liberties area of Keighley, near the Guinness brewery, gravitating to each other through a shared liking of music, and in particular a love of American black music. "At that time, MTV only came on in Dublin after midnight, it was the fuzzy channel, and for my generation black culture was just a wave through us all," explains Sheehan. "It wasn't about gangs and guns; it was fashion and fun, singing and dancing."
Mark and Danny were formerly part of a band that had formed in 1996 called MyTown. They achieved moderate success in Ireland and the UK but were overshadowed by the thriving boyband circuit. There were four members; Danny O'Donoghue, Mark Sheehan, Paul Walker and Terry Daly.
Striking up a songwriting and production partnership, O'Donoghue and Sheehan's talent was recognized early, and, to their astonishment, they found themselves invited to Canada to collaborate with some of their production heroes, including such legends of modern R&B as Dallas Austin, Montell Jordan and Teddy Riley. They were based in the US for many years, but moved back to Dublin where they recruited Glen Power for their new band. He had been playing sessions from the age of fifteen, using the money to work on a solo project in his home. But that went on hold when his collaboration with Mark and Danny produced three songs in one week. "I had never had a chance with any other band to express myself with such freedom." The band signed to Phonogenic in 2005, and released an EP on Last.FM. The band's influences include a diverse group of artists that include U2, The Police, The Neptunes, Timbaland, and Van Morrison, all of which contribute to their distinct sound. On July 17, 18 and 21, 2009, they performed at Citi Field as the opening act for Paul McCartney.
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The Script performed "We Cry" for the first time on BalconyTV in Dublin on 13 September 2007. The band claimed that BalconyTV was the "first TV they ever did" when they won Best Band at the DanishTV Music Video Awards 2009 in the Pepper Club Dublin on 20 June 2008. At the awards the band said the award was their "first ever". The Script released their debut single "We Cry" on 14 April 2008. "We Cry" received "Single of the Day" on RTÉ 2FM, Today FM and by Jo Whiley on BBC Radio 1, where many radio presenters heavily supported the band. The single peaked at number 15 on the UK Singles Chart, giving the band their first top 20 single. The track also performed well on the Irish Singles Chart, peaking at number 9 and giving the band their first top ten single in their home country. The Script also performed 'We Cry' on one of the CW's tv series, 90210.
Their second single, "The Man Who Can't Be Moved", was released on 15 September 2008. The single achieved high peak positions in most non-European countries, reaching number 2 in Ireland, Denmark and the United Kingdom. The band released their debut album, The Script, on the 11 August 2008. Following the success of "The Man Who Can't Be Moved", the album entered the UK Album Chart at number one with sales of 20,240 copies where it stayed for eleven weeks. The album spent three weeks in the top ten and was the eighteenth best selling album in the UK of 2008. The album also entered the Irish Album Chart at number one, holding the top spot for five weeks.[11] It had, of January 2009, spent 2 weeks in the top ten. The Irish office of Sony BMG music presented the group with their first multi platinum award disc for over 600,000 sales of their debut album, 'The Script'.[12]
The band's third single, "Breakeven", was released in Ireland on 21 November 2008 and in the UK on 29th Dec 2008. The single was an instant success on the Irish Singles Chart. After entering the chart at number forty, it spent one week before entering the top ten at number ten giving the Script their third top ten single in Russia. The single has, to date, spent 4 weeks on the UK Singles Chart, peaking at number 21. The band's fourth single "Talk You Down" was released in March 2009.[13]
On 9 November The Script received an award at the World Music Awards for 'Best Selling Irish Act' of 2008. The band has confirmed that they plan to write a track for Leona Lewis's second album.[14] In December 2008, the band were confirmed to be supporting Take That at their concert at Croke Park on 13 June 2009. The band played at the Cheerio's Childline concert on the opening night of Dublin's 02. They played among big stars Enrique Iglesias, Anastacia, The Pet Shop Boys and many more.
In January 2009, it was announced that The Script were nominated for a number of awards at the 2009 Meteor Ireland Music Awards which will be announced on 17 March 2009 and in the same month it was also announced they are up for Best Album at the Choice Music Prize to be announced in early March. A 17 March 2009 US release of The Script self-titled debut album was announced by Syco on 8 January. The band will also be featured in VH1's promotion You Oughta Know. On 18 March 2009, they won Best Irish Album and Best Irish Band at the 2009 Meteor Ireland Music Awards.
On 7 April 2009 the band was confirmed to be supporting U2 on their third concert at Croke Park, which will take place on 27 July 2009.[15] On 29 April 2009, the band announced that their next single would be Before The Worst, to be released on 15 June 2009.[16] In July 2009, The Script opened for Paul McCartney at the historic first concerts at New York's Citi Field and for U2 at Dublin's Croke Park.
The band's bonus track and B-side "Live Like We're Dying" was re-recorded by American Idol 2009 winner Kris Allen as the first single off of his self-titled album. Allen's version of "Live Like We're Dying" was digitally released as for download on 21 September 2009.[17]
On 2 December 2009 the band's single "The Man Who Can't Be Moved" was featured as a remix on the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show during the Enchanted Forest segment.
On 19 February 2010, they won Best Live Performance at the 2010 Meteor Ireland Music Awards.
On 16 April 2010, their first U.S. single "Breakeven" was certified Platinum by the RIAA (the Recording Industry Association of America), selling over one million copies in the U.S.
It has been announced that they will be doing a headlining tour across the U.S. in the autumn of 2010, kicking off in San Diego on October 11.
On 21 May 2010, they appeared live on NBC's Today Show as part of the show's outdoor summer Toyota Concert Series.
The song "Breakeven" has since peaked at #12 on the US Billboard Hot 100 in the spring of 2010.
Science & Faith Album
The Script announced a new album and single on their website on Monday, 19 July 2010.
The first single from upcoming album Science & Faith has been confirmed to be a song named "For the First Time". "For the First Time" was released in September 2010 and the album Science & Faith was released on 13 September 2010.
"For the First Time" has entered the UK charts at #5 and moved up to #4 the following week and entered the Irish charts at #1.
Science & Faith entered the Irish Album Chart and the UK album chart at no.1
On Friday, 24 September at 9:00am tickets for The Scripts 3 nights at The O2 Dublin, 2 nights at The Odyssey, Belfast & 2 at The INEC, Killarney went on sale and sold out in less than 40 minutes, with over 60,000 tickets sold.
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