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(Sports Network) - Brooklyn Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov's message for interim
head coach P.J. Carlesimo was simple.
"Just win a championship."
Though Prokhorov's statement came with a smile, Carlesimo took a step in the
right direction in his debut. He'll look to guide the Nets to a second victory
in a row on Saturday in matchup with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Carlesimo was named Brooklyn's interim head coach after Avery Johnson was
relieved of his duties on Thursday. Johnson won Eastern Conference Coach of
the Month in November following an 11-4 start, but the Nets followed that with
a 3-10 skid.
"I think we have very talented players, but they are capable of much more than
we have seen recently. To me, this is totally unacceptable. So I respect Avery
and really I wish him well, but sometimes the chemistry just isn't right,"
Prokhorov said before Friday's 97-81 win over the Charlotte Bobcats.
Brook Lopez, who missed seven games in a row from Nov. 30-Dec. 12 due to a
foot injury, had 26 points and 11 rebounds in Friday's win, while Deron
Williams ended with 19 points for a Nets club that won for just the second
time in seven games.
"It's a tough situation, I think, for everybody. It's a situation none of us
want to be in," Williams said about the coaching change.
Brooklyn put itself in a good position on Friday, using a 24-11 run in the
first quarter to take a 33-15 edge into the second.
The Nets take aim at just their second winning streak of the month as they
battle a Cavaliers squad that had its own two-game run end on Friday night.
Cleveland had posted back-to-back wins for the first time all season, but
failed to make it three in a row thanks to a 102-94 setback to the Atlanta
The young Cavs led by five going into the fourth quarter, but were outscored
27-14 in the frame and didn't score over the game's final 2:53.
"They did a much better job of rebounding, getting people in position and
getting the shots they wanted," said Cleveland head coach Byron Scott. "A lot
of that was their experience and it showed."
Kyrie Irving had a game-high 28 points along with six rebounds and five
assists for the Cavaliers, while Dion Waiters donated 18 points and six
rebounds in the loss.
Already without big man Anderson Varejao for a fifth straight game due to a
right knee contusion, guard Daniel Gibson suffered a concussion in the second
quarter and did not return. Both players have already been ruled our for this
The Cavs lost a 114-101 decision in their first trip to Brooklyn on Nov. 13 as
Williams paced the Nets with 26 points and 10 assists.
Joe Johnson scored nine of his 25 points for the Nets in the second quarter,
which Brooklyn outscored Cleveland 35-12.
Varejao had 35 points with 18 boards, while Irving netted 34 points with eight
assists as the Cavaliers lost to the Nets for the sixth time in the last eight
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ARLINGTON, Va. (WUSA) -- Marine Lance Corporal Niall Coti-Sears from Arlington was laid to rest Thursday at Arlington National Cemetery. The 23-year-old was killed last month in Afghanistan.
Coti-Sears grew up in the District and Northern Virginia, and he attended Woodrow Wilson High School. His mother is a fourth grade teacher at John Eaton. In the weeks before he deployed to Afghanistan, Coti-Sears came to his mother's classroom and taught her students about what it means to be a marine.
He was supposed to return home from his first deployment in October, but he was killed while conducting combat operations in the Helmand Province. His family says he was killed by an IED. Fellow marines at the funeral say he'd considered joining the Navy Seals. But he never did because, like his grandfather, he loved being a Marine and an infantryman.
Aside from the Marines, his other great love was music. He played both the piano and the guitar. Before joining the Marines in 2008, he attended The Levine School of Music in Northwest Washington. Therefore, his family is asking that anyone wishing to make a donation to send it to The Levine School of Music.


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News: Dashon Wade Named SCFA Defensive Player Of The Week
Sophomore Dashon Wade was chosen SCFA National Northern Conference Defensive Player of the Week for his performance in the Pasadena City College football team's 19-17 win over Allan Hancock on October 26.
Wade, a defensive back, made a PCC season-high 17 tackles, broke up a pass, and made a game-saving play in forcing and recovering a fumble in the final two minutes of the road contest.
Wade, a letterman from East Orange High, N.J., had the highest game total for a Lancer tackler since linebacker Adrian Ferns recorded 17 in a game v. College of the Canyons on Nov. 8, 2008. No PCC player has made as many tackles going back to at least 2003 and Wade's 11 solo tackles is the most by a Lancer in the past 10 years.
PCC head coach Fred Fimbres said the 5-foot-10, 175-pound safety has received solid scholarship offers from the University of Idaho and the University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff.
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Driving on wintry roads is one of the most treacherous things motorists can do. More so than any other road conditions, snow and ice make everything we do behind the wheel more dangerous. But there are things drivers can do to stay as safe as possible when snow falls or rain freezes on the roads.
The first thing to remember is that unless it's absolutely necessary, don't drive. The fewer the cars on the streets, the easier it will be for plows to clear them. And fewer vehicles means fewer potential accidents.
If you know you're going to do a lot of driving regardless of the weather, have a mechanic go over your car. AAA suggests having him look at the cooling, charging and exhaust systems as well as the battery. When temperatures drop below freezing, a battery can lose as much as 60 percent of its charge.
Before you get on the road in inclement weather, make sure you completely clean off your car, including the hood, roof and trunk. Snow that blows off is a potential hazard: It can temporarily blind drivers behind you, and a large, frozen chunk that comes loose at highway speeds could cause an accident. Cleaning off your vehicle is more than just a courtesy to your fellow drivers.
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Rudebusch, Gabriel; Fix, Aaron; Henthorn, Hilary; Vonnegut, Chris; Zakharov, Lev; Haley, Michael (Royal Society of Chemistry, June 16, 2014)[more][less]Rudebusch, Gabriel Fix, Aaron Henthorn, Hilary Vonnegut, Chris Zakharov, Lev Haley, Michael 2014-09-11T21:54:05Z 2014-09-11T21:54:05Z 2014-06-16 http://dx.doi.org/10.1039/C4SC01432D 1. Rudebusch GE, Fix AG, Henthorn HA, Vonnegut CL, Zakharov LN, Haley MM. Quinoidal diindenothienoacenes: synthesis and properties of new functional organic materials. Chem Sci. 2014;5(9):3627. doi:10.1039/C4SC01432D. 2041-6539 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/18239 We report the preparation and characterization of a new class of quinoidal thienoacenes. The synthetic route is efficient, high-yielding and scalable with the potential for further functionalization. Single crystal X-ray diffraction reveals that, as size increases, the molecules pack in progressively closer 1D arrangements. The title compounds are shown to have amphoteric redox behaviour by cyclic voltammetry. The anion radicals are studied by EPR spectrometry and by computations. The electron-accepting nature, NIR absorption and the low-lying LUMO energies (ca. −4.0 eV) allude to potential use in materials applications. We thank the National Science Foundation (CHE-1301485) for support of this research as well as support in the form of instrumentation (CHE-0840478 and CHE-0923589) and computer grants (OCI-0960354). We also thank Dr Brad Rose for guidance on the EPR and computational studies and Prof. Mark Lonergan (University of Oregon) for use of his group's potentiostat. HRMS were obtained at the Mass Spectrometry Facilities and Services Core of the Environmental Health Sciences Center, Oregon State University, supported by grant #P30-ES00210, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, National Institutes of Health. en_US Royal Society of Chemistry Creative Commons BY-NC-SA quinoidal thienoacenes chemical synthesis organic electronics Quinoidal diindenothienoacenes: synthesis and properties of new functional organic materials Article
Young, Brian; Chase, Daniel; Marshall, Jonathan; Vonnegut, Chris; Zakharov, Lev; Haley, Michael (Chemical Science, December 10, 2013)[more][less]Young, Brian Chase, Daniel Marshall, Jonathan Vonnegut, Chris Zakharov, Lev Haley, Michael 2014-09-11T22:20:04Z 2014-09-11T22:20:04Z 2013-12-10 http://dx.doi.org/10.1039/C3SC53181C Young BS, Chase DT, Marshall JL, Vonnegut CL, Zakharov LN, Haley MM. Synthesis and Properties of Fully-Conjugated Indacenedithiophenes. Chem Sci. 2014;5(3):1008–1014. doi:10.1039/C3SC53181C. 2041-6539 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/18240 The synthesis and characterization of four fully-conjugated indacenedithiophenes (IDTs) are disclosed. In contrast to anthradithiophenes, regioselective synthesis of both syn and anti isomers is readily achieved. Thiophene fusion imparts increased paratropic character on the central indacene core as predicted by DFT calculations and confirmed by 1H NMR spectroscopy. IDTs exhibit red-shifted absorbance maxima with respect to their all-carbon analogues and undergo two-electron reduction and one-electron oxidation. We thank the National Science Foundation (CHE-1013032 and CHE-1301485) for support of this research as well as support in the form of instrumentation (CHE-0923589) and computer grants (OCI-0960354). We also thank Prof. Mark Lonergan (University of Oregon) for use of his group's potentiostat. HRMS were obtained at the Mass Spectrometry Facilities and Services Core of the Environmental Health Sciences Center, Oregon State University, supported by grant #P30-ES00210, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, National Institutes of Health. en_US Chemical Science Creative Commons BY-NC-SA indacenedithiophenes paratropic character chemical synthesis organic electronics Synthesis and properties of fully-conjugated indacenedithiophenes Article
Tetracarbonylbis(η5-cyclopentadienyl)bis[(dec-9-en-1-yl)diphenylphosphine]dimolybdenum(0)(Mo--Mo) tetrahydrofuran disolvateSchultz, Ginger; Zakharov, Lev N.; Tyler, David R. (International Union of Crystallography, 2009)[more][less]Schultz, Ginger Zakharov, Lev N. Tyler, David R. 2009-12-21T18:18:27Z 2009-12-21T18:18:27Z 2009 Acta Cryst. (2009) E65, m1545 1600-5368 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/10020 The asymmetric unit of the title compound, [Mo2( 5- C5H5)2(C22H29P)2(CO)4] 2C4H8O, contains two half-molecules of the organometallic species and two solvent molecules. Both organometallic molecules are completed by crystallographic inversion symmetry, yielding dimeric units with Mo—Mo single-bond lengths of 3.2703 (6) and 3.2548 (6) A ˚ . Each Mo atom is also coordinated by an 5- cyclopentdienyl ligand, two carbonyl ligands, and a (dec-9-en- 1-yl)diphenylphosphine ligand. Petroleum Research Fund, administered by the American Chemical Society; National Science Foundation IGERT Fellowship Program, grant No. DGE-0549503 en_US International Union of Crystallography X-ray structure Organometallic Inorganic Metal-metal bonded dimer Tetracarbonylbis(η5-cyclopentadienyl)bis[(dec-9-en-1-yl)diphenylphosphine]dimolybdenum(0)(Mo--Mo) tetrahydrofuran disolvate Article
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Component Name: ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:IGNITION
Manufacturer: General Motors LLC
Description: This defect can affect the safe operation of the airbag system. Until this recall is performed, customers should remove all items from their key rings, leaving only the ignition key. The key fob (if applicable), should also be removed from the key ring. General Motors LLC (GM) notified the agency on July 3, 2014, that they are recalling 5,877,718 model year 2000-2005 Chevrolet Impala and Monte Carlo, 1997-2003 Chevrolet Malibu, 2004-2005 Malibu Classic, 1999-2004 Oldsmobile Alero, 1998-2002 Oldsmobile Intrigue, 1999-2005 Pontiac Grand Am and 2004-2008 Pontiac Grand Prix vehicles. In these models, the weight on the key ring and/or road conditions or some other jarring event may cause the ignition switch to move out of the run position, turning off the engine.
Defect: If the key is not in the run position, the air bags may not deploy if the vehicle is involved in a crash, increasing the risk of injury.
Corrective Action: GM will notify owners, and dealers will install two key rings and an insert in the key slot or a cover over the key head on all ignition keys, free of charge. The recall began on September 9, 2014. GM's number for this recall is 14350.
Campaign Number: 09E005000
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Manufacturer: General Motors LLC
Description: DORMAN IS RECALLING 979 STEERING KNUCKLES, DORMAN P/NOS. 697-902 AND 697-903, SOLD UNDER DORMAN'S "OE SOLUTIONSTM" BRAND NAME, AND NAPA P/NOS. 7-8502 AND 7-8503 WHICH WERE SOLD FOR REPLACEMENT USE ON THE VARIOUS VEHICLES LISTED ABOVE. A POTENTIAL MATERIAL OR DESIGN DEFECT COULD RESULT IN THE STEERING KNUCKLE BREAKING IN THE HUB AREA.
Defect: A BROKEN STEERING KNUCKLE COULD RESULT IN LOSS OF STEERING CONTROL AND A POSSIBLE CRASH WITHOUT WARNING.
Corrective Action: DORMAN WILL NOTIFY OWNERS AND REPLACE THE DEFECTIVE STEERING KNUCKLES FREE OF CHARGE AND REIMBURSE THE REPAIR FACILITY OR OWNER FOR LABOR. THE RECALL BEGAN ON FEBRUARY 23, 2009. OWNERS MAY CONTACT DORMAN'S TOLL-FREE HOTLINE AT 1-800-523-2492 AND PRESS 5.
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Manufacturer: General Motors LLC
Description: DORMAN PRODUCTS IS RECALLING 3,900 INTERMEDIATE STEERING SHAFTS DORMAN PART NOS. 425-151, 425-152, AND 425-153, (SOLD UNDER DORMAN'S "OE SOLUTIONS" BRAND NAME), BALKAMP #'S 7-3057, 7-3058, 7-3059 (SOLD UNDER THE "NAPA" BRAND NAME), AND PLATINUM PARTS #'S 2425151, 2425152, AND 2425153 MANUFACTURED DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 2007. THESE REPLACEMENT STEERING SHAFTS CAN BE USED ON THE VEHICLES LISTED ABOVE. THE WELD CONNECTING THE INNER TUBE TO THE OUTER TUBE MAY BE DEFECTIVE.
Defect: IF THE WELD FAILS, LOSS OF STEERING COULD RESULT, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN A VEHICLE CRASH.
Corrective Action: DORMAN WILL NOTIFY OWNERS AND REPLACE THE STEERING SHAFTS FREE OF CHARGE. THE RECALL BEGAN ON OCTOBER 16, 2008. OWNERS MAY CONTACT DORMAN TOLL FREE AT 1-800-523-2492.
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(Reuters) – New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez will be suspended for the entire 2014 season and post season over a doping case that rocked Major League Baseball, under a ruling on Saturday by an arbitrator.
Arbitrator Frederic Horowitz notified both Major League Baseball and the Players Association of his ruling that Rodriguez "will be suspended for a period that includes 162 regular season games in the 2014 regular season as well as the entire 2014 post season," the league said in a statement.
That suspension was reduced from an original 211 games. Rodriguez had appealed the suspension.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (WUSA9) -- Vehicles and property, including a Montgomery County K-9 vehicle were vandalized early Sunday morning, police said in a news release on Friday.
"At 3:15 a.m., officers responded to the 6700 block of Melody Lane for the report of a vandalism. Officers located property and a vehicle that were painted with black spray paint. Profanity and images of male genitalia were painted on the vehicle. Also in the area, officers located a marked MCP K-9 vehicle that had been vandalized. All sides of the police vehicle were painted with black spray paint. In addition to profanity and explicit images, the suspects painted a swastika and anti-gay comments on the vehicle," police said in a news release.
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Raybestos 1964 Pontiac GTO-RWritten on June 23, 2011
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Airbus foresees demand for nearly 26,000 aircraft in the next 20 years
December 22, 2010
Almost 26,000 new passenger and freighter aircraft valued at $3.2 trillion will be needed between 2010 and 2029, to satisfy demand according to Airbus' Global Market Forecast (GMF).
This demand is primarily driven by replacement of aircraft for newer more eco-efficient models in mature markets, dynamic growth in new emerging markets, low-cost carriers particularly in Asia, further market liberalization and capacity growth on existing routes.
The 2010 GMF forecasts 900 additional new passenger aircraft deliveries over the 2009 GMF reflecting a slightly higher growth rate of 4.8 percent compared to 4.7 percent in 2009. These aircraft will mainly be in the single aisle sector in which the A320 Family competes.
Out of the almost 26,000 additional passenger and freighter aircraft needed, around 25,000 will be passenger aircraft valued at over $2.9 trillion. Of these additional passenger aircraft, 10,000 will replace older less eco-efficient aircraft and some 15,000 will be for growth. Taking into account today's passenger fleet of over 14,000 aircraft, the world passenger fleet will rise to some 29,000 aircraft by 2029.
"The recovery is stronger than predicted and reinforces both the resilience of the sector to downturns and that people want and need to fly," said John Leahy, chief operating officer. "The single aisle sector is particularly strong, and our A320neo meets this future demand by providing our customers with the latest innovations and technologies whilst maintaining maximum commonality. Our entire product range is very well positioned to meet the economic and environmental needs for sustainable growth for the decades ahead."
This enthusiasm is not shared by all, however.
Brooks Bentz, a partner in Accenture's supply chain management practice, told LM that fuel costs will have the greatest impact in air and those costs are likely to continue – albeit perhaps sporadically – upward.
"No one is fired up about adding gobs of new capacity in air cargo, which means that pricing is likely to continue rising," he said. "Buyers will likely continue trying to shift modes to lower cost (e.g., water or truck) to offset some of this where it's possible."
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Students, teachers, friends and family surprised Collin Myrick with a pep rally Monday where a Wendy's representative presented him his award.
Myrick plays basketball, baseball and football. The finalists are judged based on their academic achievement, involvement in extracurricular activities and community leadership.
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February 08, 2013 07:00 AM by Megan Wilson
Remember when we reported about the "Swatting" trend that's been sweeping Hollywood? Well, it seems that one victim of the prank is getting justice. A 12 year old boy was charged yesterday with the prank call that sent officers to Ashton Kutcher's home, forcing the Punk'd star to leave the set of Two And A Half Men to make sure everything was safe. But that isn't all that this young boy was charged with-keep reading for the details!
Back in October, authorities received a 911 call from what seemed to be inside of Ashton Kutcher's home. The called claimed that there were armed individuals inside the premises. More than HALF of Los Angeles's law enforcement flooded to the house, causing Ashton to leave the set of Two And A Half Men. Once Ashton arrived at his home, it was apparent that he was just the latest victim of "Swatting". This dangerous hoax is an attempt by pranksters to get heavily armed SWAT teams to enter celebrities homes while using technology to disguise their numbers.
The most amazing part, however, is that this was all perpetrated by a twelve year old boy. Not only did he "Swat" Ashton, but called 911 again a week later to report a bomb at a nearby bank on Wilshire Blvd.
The district attorney's office said that the boy has been charged with two felony counts of computer intrusion and making fake bomb threats. He was scheduled to be arraigned this morning in juvenile court. They will not release his name or picture due to his age.
Ashton isn't the only victim of "Swatting". Chris Brown, Tom Cruise, the Kardashians, and Justin Bieber have also fallen victim to this hoax.
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Good afternoon. Dr. Barbara G. Lyman started her new post as Provost/Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs yesterday, earlier than expected.
Dr. Lyman joins the Shippensburg family from her former position as Vice Provost for Academic Programs and Planning at the University of West Florida. She earned a bachelor's degree in English Literature from Anna Maria College, a master's degree in English and American Literature from Brandeis University, a certificate of advanced study in the Teaching of Reading from Harvard University, and a Ph.D. degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Louisiana State University.
While at West Florida, she was involved in the approval of several new academic programs, worked on accreditations for various programs, promoted establishment of the first faculty learning communities at the university, initiated a student success/retention focus in the Academic Affairs division, and was a member of the Strategic Planning Facilitation Team.
Dr. Lyman began her academic career in 1972 as an assistant professor in the Department of Rhetoric at Oakland University. She also was coordinator/instructor of developmental reading at the University of Louisiana-Lafayette; and then assistant professor in the Department of Educational Development at the University of Delaware. She spent 15 years at Texas State University in San Marcos first as a faculty member and then graduate program coordinator in the Department of Educational Administration and Psychological Services, and then as Associate Director of Human Resources, Interim Chair of the Department of Art and Design and as Assistant and then Associate Dean of the Graduate College.
Dr. Lyman joined the University of West Florida in 2005 as Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs and a professor in the College of Professional Studies and was subsequently named Vice Provost. She has also participated in a number of leadership development programs including serving as a Fellow of the American Council on Education at the University of Wyoming; the Millennium Leadership Initiative of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities; the Management Institute for Women in Higher Education at Wellesley; and as a Summer Fellow of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.
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The Exchange Club has been highlighting the work of law enforcement for decades.
"This is a job that we tend to take for granted," said Exchange Club president, Duffee Williams. "It's something that is, that takes dedication. It's a way for us to recognize folks that put their lives on the line basically to protect all of us every day."
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The championship are under way in Philly. Looks like Drouin will be on the mat soon. Hoping for a respectable showing for the Cyclones.
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Every session is also being streamed on ESPN3. Quarterfinals and later also on ESPNU, and the finals on ESPN Saturday night.
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...and that site is showing that Drouin got pinned. Son of a *****. Not the start we needed.
Crap. Drioun was winning and got caught on his back. Looses by pin.
That really sucks.
Drioun has a tough draw in the wrestlebacks as well. Another former All American who has had some injury troubles. Was undefeated so far this year other than medical forfeits and just barely lost to the #8 seed.
Major Decision for Reader. 13-3.
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Reader cruises to a 13-3 win, Shafer should be up in a few minutes.
Shafer is up on Mat 2 for anybody watching the streams.
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Crap. Drioun was winning and got caught on his back. Looses by pin.
What was the score when he got stuck?
Shafer loses, Ward up next.
I'd been hoping for a win out of either Drioun or Shafer. Maybe Simonson can pull off an upset?
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What was the score when he got stuck?
Was up 2-0 and got reversed to his back.
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What was the score when he got stuck?
It was 2-0.
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I suppose that is slightly more repellent than this:
George Packer of the New Yorker, June 12, 2012:
Often, foreign policy—which by definition is largely out of American control—is simply a matter of not doing the wrong thing, the unwise thing. On that count, I trust Obama more than any politician in my lifetime. (And on that count, he's more like J.F.K. than any other President.)
Or the way he vociferously supported Bush's going to war in Iraq. If he ever leaves The New Yorker, maybe Andrew Sullivan can use him at The Dish.


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Washington's war
Presidency | The father of our country fought against his impulses
Many pastors have noted the importance of seeing Jesus as fully God but also fully man, fully physical in every way-but some Christians still get embarrassed contemplating Christ as fully a baby and doing all the physical things that babies do. Their delicacy is theologically wrong but psychologically understandable.
We should give less slack to those who think of George Washington as a monument, perpetually frozen-faced as in Gilbert Stuart paintings. The danger of taking seriously the "I cannot tell a lie" fables about Washington's childhood is that we might deify him as sinless. But the "cannot" is also not fair to Washington, because the most impressive thing about him is that he had strong tendencies to sin, as do we all, but he fought them more successfully than most of us do.
George Washington, born on Feb. 22, 1732, could readily have become a rake. The 16-year-old Washington's friends saw him more as a potential womanizer than as a candidate for storybook sainthood. They called him the "stallion of the Potomac" and expected him to run wild. His mentor, Lord Fairfax, warned the young ladies of Virginia, "George Washington is beginning to feel the sap rising, being in the spring of life, and is getting ready to be the prey of your sex, wherefore may the Lord help him."
The sap was rising, but Washington over the next decade worked hard on self-control. As a teenager he wrote a sonnet to one young lady, Frances Alexander, which read in part, "Why should my poor restless heart/ Stand to oppose thy might and power/ At last surrender to cupid's feathered dart." But when she did not surrender, he desisted. Later he courted Mary Eliza Philipse, whom he called "deep-bosomed." She rejected him.
Washington in his early 20s admired passionately a young married woman, Sally Fairfax, and wrote to her that she had drawn him, "or rather I have drawn myself, into an honest confession of a single fact": that she was "the object of my Love." If Washington's story were fiction, some British novelist would have had Mr. Fairfax die in a shipwreck. But in fact, he lived on, and Washington stopped his errant courtship by marrying the recently widowed Martha Custis.
Martha Custis (5 feet tall and plump) may have met George Washington (6 feet 2 inches and muscular, with size 13 shoes) at a dance or party during the eight years she was married to Daniel Parke Custis. She and George Washington had heard of each other for years, but their first substantial meeting came when he was 26, in 1758: She was eight months a widow and he had been tempted to go too far with Sally Fairfax. He proposed to her nine days later.
Their marriage lasted 41 years, until death did them part. Martha had a 4-year-son and 2-year-old daughter from her previous marriage, but George had no children with her. (They did have lots of dogs, with names like Drunkard, Sweetlips, and Truelove.) George Washington may have been sterile, and therefore ready to be the father of a republican country rather than a hereditary monarchy. Other men who did not have offspring (even when the likely physical cause lay within themselves) traded in wives for those they thought could do better. Washington did not.
Washington became known not for being passionless but for refusing to give in to his passions. A printed cotton kerchief from the era praised his "self-command and self-denial." In 1775 he began building an army by demanding the same from his soldiers. At a time when army camps were homes for blasphemy, Washington decried the "foolish, and wicked practice, of profane cursing and swearing." He insisted, "We can have little hopes of the blessing of Heaven on our arms, if we insult it by our impiety and folly."
Washington demanded the appointment of regimental chaplains and commanded his soldiers to "attend carefully upon religious exercises. The blessing and protection of Heaven are at all times necessary but especially so in times of public distress and danger." Some observers said Washington would lose men by insisting on tough standards, but he understood that the opposite was true. The task of British officers was to make their men compliant. The task of American officers was to show volunteers that the patriotic effort was virtually a holy cause. Only the totally committed could be relied on.
In practice, godly discipline won victories. For example, Washington had his men cross the Delaware River into New Jersey on Christmas Eve 1776 during a storm that the British thought would stop even the best soldiers. Johann Rall, commander of the mercenary Hessian force encamped at Trenton, saw no reason to fortify his garrison or emphasize outposts. When a Tory farmer delivered to Rall a note saying the American army was about to attack him, Rall was intent on his card game and merely slipped the note into his pocket. The next morning Washington's forces routed Rall's men.
Washington's dogged generalship, in comparison with British sloth, again made a difference eight days after the battle of Trenton, when Lord Charles Cornwallis' army pinned Washington's forces against the Delaware River. Cornwallis liked his relaxation and is reputed to have said, "We've got the old fox safe now. We'll go over and bag him in the morning." During the night the American army slipped around the British left flank and was able to rout a British regiment at Princeton.
The following winter, though, was snow-full and victory-less. At Valley Forge in 1777-78, few soldiers had coats, half were without blankets, and more than a third were without shoes. The winter of 1779-80 in Morristown, New Jersey, was even worse. Hungry men surrounded by snow at one point had rations only one-eighth of the normal amount. Finances also were a problem. Rarely during the war were Washington's men paid on time or in full.
And yet, most did not give up. When he furloughed militia soldiers to go home to harvest crops, enough came back to hold the British at bay year after year. Washington, it turned out, was the ideal leader for an army of volunteers: Some who wanted to leave stayed on so as to avoid disappointing him. When others were depressed, Washington buoyed them with his faith that "a superintending Providence is ordering everything for the best . . . in due time all will end well." In 1779, as the war wore on, he bucked up himself: "I hope I shall always possess a sufficient degree of fortitude to bear without murmuring any stroke which may happen."
That fortitude looms even larger when we look at Washington's opponents. Gen. Sir William Howe, based in New York, commanded the main British army through much of the war. He showed little interest in moving to attack Washington, in part because he was absorbed with his mistress, Elizabeth Loring, the wife of a British commissary officer who sought promotion. Worried American Tories even circulated a song: "Awake, arouse, Sir Billy, / There's forage on the plain. / Ah, leave your little filly, / And open the campaign." But Howe waited.
If we follow the chain of command back across the Atlantic, differences between Washington and the lords of London become even more evident. John Montagu, the First Lord of the Admiralty, had a live-in lover, Martha Ray. Entranced with her also was a young ensign, James Hackman, who shot her in the face when she refused to elope with him. Montagu, informed of her death as the British were beginning the campaign that ended in their defeat at Yorktown, flung himself on his bed and cried, "Leave me alone, I could have borne anything but this!"
Contempt for Montagu became open in London as the war wore on. Charles Churchill described him best in the third act of his play, The Duellist: Montagu was "Too infamous to have a friend, / Too bad for bad men to commend." Journalists frequently portrayed Montagu as mixing Admiralty business with personal interest. One satirist had Montagu saying "enchanting devil" as he watched a young woman leave his office, and then immediately turning his attention back to the bribes he used to sustain his sugar-daddy habits: "I must now to business; and try to raise a sum, by advancing some worthless scoundrel over the head of a hundred men of merit."
Montagu's womanizing also affected his relations with officials who reported to him. He made one mediocre officer, James Gambier, a rear admiral; Gambier had pimped for him and threatened blackmail. Some talented officers resigned because, as Captain John Leveson-Gower put it, Montagu "never had any decency." According to the Dictionary of National Biography, "many officers of character and ability . . . refused to accept a command while he remained at the admiralty."
British Secretary of State George Sackville-Germain was responsible for the land war against the Americans, yet he was a homosexual often more preoccupied with his own affairs than with military matters. For example, the British plan for 1777 was to send one army south from Canada and one north from New York City, with a meeting up the Hudson River that would supposedly cut off New England from the other colonies. But Sackville-Germain made a crucial error because of his desire to get into bed with a lover: He hurried off to a country weekend after signing the dispatches to be sent to Canada but not those to New York, and they never were sent.
The eventual result: American forces swarmed against the British army that marched south from Canada and it soon found itself facing failing supplies without hope of help. The final outcome: a British surrender at Saratoga that led France to enter the war on America's side. Sackville-Germain's reputation for sexual and financial lust-in 1779 he faced accusations of pocketing state money-also deprived the British war effort of significant support at home. One contemporary critic wrote, "The most odious of tasks [suppressing a revolt] was assigned to the most odious of instruments."
Sackville-Germain put General Charles Cornwallis, a "special favourite," in charge of the British war effort in Virginia and the Carolinas and made it clear that he would soon get the overall command-but the new British commander in New York, Sir Henry Clinton, disliked Cornwallis and did not want to help along his career. Clinton also was occupied (like his predecessor, Howe) with a pretty mistress whose husband pimped her in exchange for promotion. In 1781 Clinton did not move out of New York to go to the aid of Cornwallis' forces, trapped in Yorktown, until it was too late. One of Clinton's last acts upon leaving Manhattan, however, was to give a copy of his will to his mistress.
Washington, as he grew more famous and beloved in America during the 1780s, also fought against his ego. When he became president in 1789 and traveled from Virginia to the nation's capital in New York City, he was the star of triumphal processions that could have turned anyone's head. Trenton was typical: Women dressed in white lined both sides of the road as his carriage approached. "Welcome, mighty Chief!" they sang in a chorus composed for the occasion, and happily shelved thereafter: "Welcome to this grateful shore! / Virgins fair, and Matrons grave, / Those thy conquering arms did save, / Build for thee triumphant bowers / Strew, ye fair, his way with flowers."
Ships and salutes welcomed Washington to New York and made such an impression that he described in his diary "the decorations of the ships, the roar of cannon, and the loud acclamations of the people." But he then wrote that the acclaim "filled my mind with sensations as painful . . . as they are pleasing." At the height of such adulation Washington, whose church attendance had been erratic, began attending Sabbath worship services regularly. He missed only one during the first 12 weeks of 1790, and on that day the weather was terrible.
In one area Washington did not succeed in fighting against his impulses. He wanted land, lots of it, and for Virginians land meant slaves-but Washington smelled the stench of slavery. In both 1779 and 1786 he planned to get out of the business by selling the Mount Vernon slaves-but then decided that he was morally opposed to selling slaves. Unwilling to take the huge economic loss involved in freeing them-a good slave cost as much as a city lot-and desiring to retain and expand Mount Vernon, he did nothing.
Slavery continued to sadden him: In 1786 he wrote, "No man living wishes more sincerely than I do to see the abolition of it." The seven-year itch came back in 1793 when he wrote to a British agricultural reformer that he would like to free his slaves and rent out most of Mount Vernon to skilled English tenant farmers, who would then hire the ex-slaves. But he could not pull it off.
During his last years Washington did try to renew contact with Sally Fairfax, the object of his love four decades earlier. She and her husband had moved to England just before the Revolution, but in 1798 Washington wrote to Mrs. Fairfax and asked that she return to Virginia. He noted that over the years since her leaving "so many important events have occurred and such changes in man and things have taken place." And yet, "none of which events however nor all of them together have been able to eradicate from my mind the recollection of those happy moments, the happiest of my life, which I have enjoyed in your company." Mrs. Fairfax preserved Mr. Washington's letter, but there is no record of a reply. She never did return.
Washington, despite some unrequited longing, never broke from a conclusion he had reached after comparing his life with that of some unmarried associates: that "domestic felicity" was superior to "giddy rounds of promiscuous pleasure." When he died in 1799 he left a will by which all of the slaves he owned would be freed. But he did not die without fear. His last full sentence reflected newspaper reports he had read about men thought to be dead who were buried while still alive: "Do not let my body be put into the vault in less than three days after I am dead."
Some odes during his last years and since then have made Washington seem like Jesus, sinless in every way. "His glory hath eclips'd the sun," the New Hampshire Recorder proclaimed heretically: "The lustre of his rays so bright, / 'Tis always day, there's no more night. / . . . He's one in Heaven's high renown; / He's deify'd, exalt him high, / He's next unto the Trinity. / My language fails to tell his worth, / Unless in Heav'n he is the fourth." But the story of George Washington, sinner who battled against sin, is more intriguing than any puffery regarding purported perfection.


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Even the newest woodworker soon learns that the earlier in the milling process he intercepts his lumber, the less expensive it is. Shrink-wrapped, pre-glued panels from the home center are convenient, but you pay a lot for the milling, packaging, and shipping, not to mention the retail space, forklift driver, front-door greeter … the list goes on. Even if you're lucky to have a good lumberyard nearby, you'll pay for any surfacing, straight-line ripping, or even skip-planing done to the board. But, it's generally a far cry less expensive than home center prices because you've intercepted the wood closer to the source.
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The markets retreated from earlier highs to close mixed with the Dow rising 46 points to 12,460 after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke failed to offer additional economic stimulus measures. Nasdaq fell 13 points to 2831.
On the upside
Wunderlich Securities initiated coverage of Kodiak Oil & Gas (NYSE: KOG) with a Buy rating.
A Seeking Alpha contributor listed Zalicus (Nasdaq: ZLCS) as one of five biotechnology stocks expected to advance.
Yelp (Nasdaq: YELP) introduced its online business opinion service in Finland.
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The Food and Drug Administration approved Xenoport's (Nasdaq: XNPT) and GlaxoSmithKline's (NYSE: GSK) Horizant to treat post-shingles nerve pain but the stock prices of both drug companies fell.
Ubiquiti Networks (Nasdaq: UBNT) introduced its AirMax Titanium base station product portfolio but the stock price fell.
Shares of Centene (NYSE: CNC) fell after rival insurer Molina Healthcare (NYSE: MOH) withdrew its full year outlook.
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Climate change affects the severity and volume of rainfall.
In Victoria, water will continue to be a scarce resource. The need for taking water from natural flows, such as rivers and aquifers, is likely to increase. Extracting water from the natural environment will have massive impacts on Victorian ecosystems.
Managing naturalistic environments around Zoos Victoria requires a substantial amount of water usage. We are committed to reducing our water consumption, while maintaining the necessary diverse environments for our animals.
We have implemented a range of programs to allow us to continue to do this in a changing climate.
Water treatment plant at Melbourne Zoo
Melbourne Zoo has its own water treatment plant.
The plant produces Class A classified water, which is cleaner than tap water.
Water collection covers 85% of the zoo grounds. Rainwater run-off and animal wash-downs to storm water are collected into the water treatment plant, through 4.5 kilometres of reticulation pipes. The plant has the capacity to store 780 kilolitres of untreated water and 620 kilolitres of treated water.
The treatment process
Once water is diverted to the treatment plant on-site, it is pumped through a strainer to remove particles. Then it goes through a Continuous Micro Filtration Unit, reverse osmosis, UV sterilisation and dose sodium hypochlorite. The end result is Class A classified water.
This water is then transported back through the recycled water pipes through the Zoo, to be used on the grounds for a variety of things. These include keeping our plants watered, washing down animal barns, filling up the lakes and even flushing toilets.
Since we started operating this treatment facility, our potable water demand has decreased.
Reducing water use
Before the mid 1990s, Melbourne Zoo used more than 1,000 kilolitres of potable water per day, averaging 570,000 kilolitres per year. We now use 176,174 kilolitres of potable water per year.
Excellence in saving water
Melbourne Zoo has reduced its water consumption by:
- Continued efficient water use
- Compliance with water restrictions
- Commissioning of the recycled water plant
As a result of these achievements, Melbourne Zoo won an Award for Excellence for the 2008 Savewater Awards.
Water-wise improvements
We are continually improving facilities to ensure Zoos Victoria continues to be a water-wise organisation.
Recycled water from Western Treatment Plant
At Werribee Open Range Zoo, we use recycled from the Western Treatment Plant. This water is used exclusively for irrigation, animal exhibit washing, public toilets, and to fill and top up water bodies (such as those at the hippo and core river).
Leak detection at Melbourne Zoo
Melbourne Zoo is 150 years old, with very old water pipes.
Audits have indicated that a high proportion of water could be leaking into the environment. To address this possibility, we have started a program of leak detection.
Some major leaks have been already been uncovered. Further audits are being periodically conducted to ensure leaks are detected and fixed quickly.
Reducing water use in public toilets
We have installed waterless urinals in all male toilets. This measure has the potential to save the equivalent of one Olympic size swimming pool.
Recycled water or harvested rainwater is used for flushing toilets.
Practicing sustainable horticulture
Our landscapers across all three Zoos have been certified as environmentally friendly, having completed the Environmentally Certified Landscape Industry Professionals certification.
To meet certification standards, landscape professionals must:
- Undergo training in sustainable design, construction and maintenance practices
- Be subject to random independent audits of landscapes under construction, as well as those they have completed
- Ensure they keep up-to-date with the latest in sustainable practices, by attending industry seminars and workshops.
The certification was established by the not-for-profit organisation Sustainable Gardening Australia.
At Werribee Open Range Zoo, our Water Smart Garden display informs and assists visitors to choose sustainable garden plants.
Sustainable irrigation
At Melbourne Zoo, we have a central irrigation control system to monitor and control irrigation requirements on the zoo grounds. The system's water is supplied bythe Zoo's water treatment plant.
Harvesting rainwater
We harvest rainwater at our each of our three properties. At Healesville Sanctuary's Australian Wildlife Health Centre, a three-stage filter cleans the rainwater it uses. As a result, the centre does not require additional mains water.
At Werribee Open Range Zoo, the bus shelter doubles as an effective water collection agent.


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You don't need to ask but its always a good idea just to be sure your not starting to map something that anyone else is currently working on. At the mo I don't think anyone is working on much of it.
We have a world which is as yet unnamed tho we had some name ideas for it. One region on the right is called Ansium and that was broken up into many tiles of which they have been taken and regionally mapped to some extent. They are shown in the CWBP wiki on a map and you can click through to more detail on those regions. Within those 30 or so regions are many many places which might have names and no map or as yet unnamed and unmapped. The areas to do are endless. Some of those 30 or so regions are less well mapped and you can if you want take one and add to it. But I think it would be better to do a map of something as yet unmapped rather than rehashing an existing map. Still, it is up to you.
If you look at my sig there is a link to the CWBP place names where we have had people map areas. Its also a good idea to look in the CWBP folder for any posts for a named place to see if its been done. Also, each of the regional tiles have been mapped by someone who has a good idea about whats in there and might know if its been done or where to go to look for previous information.
Basically - its open to everyone and anyone but its better if it all hangs together instead of making maps that pull against what has already been done.
So if your interested in mapping something then pick a place, if its in Ansium region then look at the tiles, then find a named town or think of a place you might want to put into one and post a new thread. We have a naming convention for the threads so look at the existing threads and keep to a similar format. There is a CWBP place scraper that keeps my link list up to date with all the new posts people put in. I also keep a zoomable map of the entire world and I like to keep that up to date with peoples maps all under one roof.
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When do you do the actual Sketch?
Posted 31 March 2014 - 09:41 AM
Now i am new to astronomy and wet behind the ears so can i ask when do you actually do your sketch?
From memory straight after your viewing session, there and then when at the EP with a red light? Or do you have some other way that works for you?
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When conditions are good i am looking forward to giving it a go.
Posted 31 March 2014 - 02:26 PM
...when do you actually do your sketch?
From memory straight after your viewing session, there and then when at the EP with a red light? Or do you have some other way that works for you?
I've always sketched at the eyepiece. Heaven knows, it's challenging enough to make an accurate sketch while LOOKING at an object - why would I want to rely on memory, notes, or a rough sketch? No, that's just not good enough for me - I sketch from the raw data entering my eye, or I don't sketch at all.
Posted 31 March 2014 - 04:10 PM
Things just happen when sketch is scanned for digital image since this particular process will either loss information or change contrast intensity noticably when compared to actual pencil sketch.
My advice is just to enjoy what happens.
Posted 31 March 2014 - 06:31 PM
And as Sol rightly points out, just have fun with it!
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Artistically (oil paintings) Im of the same mind set - no plein air painter here. While Whistler went as far as to call on-the-spot outdoor painting akin to a "sport" - I'm more moderate in thinking I just know my best effort is in the studio. My lunar/planetary approach is the same method (though its been a long time Ive done lunar rendering).
Some observer artists actually strike a midway point between completing at the eyepiece and finishing in the studio. If I recall, David Gray actually makes color swatch matches at the eyepiece with a laptop.
Hope this helps.
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some more examples:
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It's like trying to paint a real life in motion...and apple and a vase on a table that are constantly moving. Mars and Saturn may be more cooperative.
I guess, now that you mentioned it, I'll nearly finish a deep sky sketch at the eyepiece. But pencil and bond paper are not the finishing medium, so the sketch still get's finalized digitally afterward...with a cup of coffee and relaxed atmosphere.
Do whatever works for you, what ever produces results you are happy with and, most of all, what's enjoyable. Sketchers will find a niche and technique that suites their personal style. Work with it until you find it.
Posted 01 April 2014 - 12:34 PM
If I recall, David Gray actually makes color swatch matches at the eyepiece with a laptop.
Pete, I well can understand why you might think that, as my method involves a lot of explaining I have given simpler detailing previously - but may as well try here
Actually desktop PC indoors: I have no suitable laptop to use in the observatory – maybe one day. So a lot of to-ing & fro-ing – more inconvenient for those who observe seated I guess !
My procedure – I already know – is going to look very onerous, complicated even, as such written detailed description is apt to misleadingly convey! If it was that tortuous I would not be doing what I have been doing these near 15 years now when I first developed the methods that are second-nature now. Like many things in life it gets easier with practice. Also just a matter of seeing how to streamline the procedures to suit as long as we do not compromise accuracy/fidelity.
Attached here is a screen-shot of what I see during the palette construction/developement.
I will follow with a longer post and another attachment.
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The Tinting Procedure:
Basically I spend some time getting the various hues into my head while also doing the drawing. Then I need to go to the PC and apply as many impressions as I can from my memory to the prepared Corel Draw vectors – mostly rectangles representing belts & zones and other shapes for various features as judged required. This is the 'ballpark' stage.
After that a few more journeys for the fine-tweaking of the individual vectors/rectangles etc. Fine tweaking involves holding down the Control Key and clicking on a colour in the default Corel RGB palette which adds small increments each click. Also make use of such as the various Corel Draw contrast/intensity/brightness/saturation controls etc. as might be indicative – being ready to use the undo button a lot!
Once the custom palette is finalised this is saved for later use in the tinting stage of the drawing in Corel Photo Paint using the Tint Tool. This is often next day but can be months/years after in principle, as long as the palettes are safely saved uncorrupted! See attachment.
I can normally get the whole thing 30 minutes max. That's including up to 10-15 for the HB pencil drawing; especially as I stump-paint a lot of detail in. I have used Jupiter as an example; but with some subjects we can be more leisurely.
With whatever object, I can adapt the situation to the observational stringencies required. I have produced things such as Comets, Galaxies, (Panstarrs, M82 SN, Nova Del, various Doubles posted on CN) using variations of the above technique. Those who want to try it: then not necessarily as I do: adapt it, improve it – I might have found a better way by next week anyhow. As my old foreman used to say "Make every post a winning post."
Finally let no one think I am claiming absolute colours here – simply my best effort to convey what I observed/recorded. No need for anguish over what is virtually unattainable, but no excuse for weak or indifferent effort either; in my view. Keeping a mindset toward that goal of true representation without falling into angst if/when coming short of it. "Perfectionists, Purists and Pedantics are seldom happy": my Grandfather William Raine.
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Mostly I am not able to sketch a planet at once: Seeing conditions are changing, especially for Jupiter everything has to go fast. I make one or more annotated sketches. Often the real sketch in my observing book is much smaller.
For cometary and deep sky sketches I use my finder charts in the field. Often I sketch in charts which show half a degree at a letter paper (A4 here in Europe). At first I mark the stars which I see in the near of the object, add missing stars and correct brightness. Then I make an annotated outline of the object and mostly detailed sketches of special features. I am 55 now and have at least slight old-age myopia. It is impractical to use glasses at the scope so the sketches have to be relatively large. At the desk which more light I re-sketch it to a size which fits the amount of details.
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Regards and good beginnings.
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I just dim the 'white' light for fainter objects - dont like red and abandoned that in the late 1960s.
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You have received excellent advice from many experienced observers and artists. Although I believe that I have an excellent memory (helps me to remember many diseases and treatments!) I also believe that a sketch at the telescope (or at least a pre-sketch to note the major features noted) is the preferable method of observing. I always made my observations at the eyepiece for many years then I started to make my observation and immediately go indoors and complete my observation using a graphics tablet. I do not believe that I missed rendering any significant detail that was noted during an observing session but the risk of forgetting is always there. The different setups described are very useful and ingenious and may possibly help you to design something for your observations. David Grays description and images are a testament to a true and dedicated observer/artist. The best of luck in your own observations.


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sorry about the thread title I did not realize I was in the antelope section when I posted it duh
anyone have any input, thinking about puting in this year ,any thoughts would be appreciated thanks!
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sorry about the thread title I did not realize I was in the antelope section when I posted it duh
I hunted it last year, alot of animals to look over and there are alot of hunters around but there is plenty of room to get away a little. majority is public land.
were you successful ? are you a residen ? any bruisers out that way ,I did put in for the draw this year unit 47 and deer unit 96 general season the dates overlaped, any thoughts, never been to either of the areas before.
yeah im a resident and if you come out of there unsuccesful its your own fault. there are some nice bucks in that area its best to get there a day o rtwo early and find the buck you want so you can be there at first light for him because it turns into war out there. as far as area 96 for deer its a good area most of the guys stick close to green mountain which holds alot of deer but if you go out into the flats and glass the rock piles you will be surprised what you find, i was. alot of lions out there to.
thanks ADavid
so are you saying to do the lope hunt first and then deer ? I will get some good maps of area 96 if I get drawn ,already received shirley basin blm map will be studying it very hard . what did you find in those rocks any pics? I"ve been chatting with a fella from laramie he also said 47 was good ,he also hunted deer there last year, said it was a zoo trucks and atv's every where . man I hope I get draw this year, my 2nd chioce anteLope was unit 71, not much public though ,tresspass fee ? im not rich just wondering again thanks for the info. Jim
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do antelope first they get real skittish really fast. that area between 487 and 77 holds alot of animals. if you draw 71 there is some private land available to hunt and others just ask most of the time you are good to go. some might charge like 25 dollar trespass fee
Hey Adavid
thanks for the info ,man 25 bucks thats realy cheap, are you pulling my leg on that ? I figured $100 was probably minimim anyone would charge ,would love to talk with You more about unit 96,I will send You a private message with my info thanks again Jim
Have hunted 47 for antelope last few years, last years buck scored 79,and the year before had one score 76. There are some nice bucks out there you just have to look over hundreds of goats. If you get a map take a look at the smaller sections of blm and state land, the antelope are alot less skidish than the herds between hwy 487 and hwy77. As for deer i saw a 180" typical next to the highway before the season started last year, so i know they are there.
Hey thanks ssliner
sounds good I will take all the info I can get,its going to be a long wait till late june when the results are out .


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