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when the mossies don't drive you down below at dusk, this is the view from the cockpit...............
sorry I can't show you the next shot, but I'll let your imagine figure it out....
island style......
amazing what you find on the beach.....
conch fritters and guiness.....my new diet!
the scenery from my new lounge chair
thanks to Sun Microsystems for making it all possible......!
back on the boat again and not spilling your coffee disturbing the peacefulness of dawn sailing.....
after 6 months of life getting in the way, we're finally back on the boat and heading out again, this time to the Abacos to play for a couple of summer months......
what is that thing on here finger?
after 3 brutal weeks of sanding, grinding, bogging, sanding some more and then painting, here's Kipona ready to get splashed sporting here new bottom and boot stripe.....that should keep her slick for a couple of years....
exhausted with burning calves and knees giving out we're pleased with ourselves for having done it in a day. After sleeping it off tonight we're off tomorrow to Milan for a day before back to Florida.
the view from the sea gives you a better idea of how these villages are nestled neatly in the valleys and inlets.
with our ferry arriving, we grab a quick bevvie before heading back to our village.
with our last village closing in the distance it was a good chance to rest the calves and cool off in the Med, even if we had to rock hop to get in to it..
looking back to our village Monterroso in the distance, we're almost at the end of our trek just before our calves give out!
the train line in the Italian side of the Med runs quite literally along the coast....
a village along the cinque terre typical of the spectacular country we hiked through
our hiking destination was a long way off on the horizon but the pain was worth it!
the 10km hike from our village along the cinque terre takes you up each of the 5 cliffs and down to into each village, along the way through vineyards and olive groves. It's a spectacular trail but hard work!
you pay for your spot but once there, you can stay the whole day. The best things about stone beaches...? No sand up your bum!
Monterroso is the only of the 5 cinque terre villages to have a real beach, even if it's stony. The closest bay was our favorite spot and, even though we had to fight to get in there as it's mostly reserved for locals, once there the grey/green water was heaven.
Sammy is so sweet and after a candle lit muffin for breakfast and the cutest chihuahua card she tipped off our mediterranean front restaurant of my advancing years.
I could have booked a hotel downtown, but of course we wanted a cute Casa at the top of a hill overlooking the town and away from the hustle that is touristy Monterrosso. Here I am dragging our expensive new luggage up the rock path to our BnB that was to be our home for the next week. Every night after a day of sightseeing and me full of red wine, we had to trek uptown and then the 90 steps from the road to collapse at the top. Next time we'll have separate baggage!
make no mistake, it really does lean and not just a little bit.
most of the cathedrals we visited needed artificial lighting to hide their eeriness. I can only imagine what it must have been like when catholic priests roamed the corridors and heathens were hung or worse, all in the name of religion. I doubt I would have lived a long life in those days!
no points for guessing the location of this one....the acoustics of the baptistry on the left were as good as any opera house and of course the famous leaning bell tower that you can climb the stairs to the top if you're game. This was a short train stop on the journey from Florence to Monterrosso.
on the famous bridge over the river in Florence we stop amongst the tourists to snap a romantic sunset shot on our last day in Florence. Overall it's cute and the shopping is great, but it's a bit touristy and expensive. If we were to return, renting an apartment longer term makes more sense and we'd explore a bit further, but with only 3 days this time we'd seen the highlights.
despite the overall shabbyness, you can't help but marvel at the architecture and attention to detail in these buildings in a time when construction was measured in 100's of years Here the entrance doors to the Cathedral.
The duomo's in Italy comprise a square with a cathedral, separate baptistry and bell tower. The exterior is covered in white and green marble and is quarried from famous hillsides in the area. I've got to say though that it needed a clean and our experience in Italy was the attractions were not as well maintained as in France. Here is the baptistry on the left, the cathedral with famous dome in the middle and the bell tower on the right.
you could almost hear the clip clop of hooves on the cobblestone streets as reminders of a bygone era when horse and carriage ruled the streets instead of today's Vespas. When candles were lit to mark your villa and you tied your horse up to the rings at the entrance. A time when men were gallant and women were agreeable or they risked being sent to the nunnery....oh to relive those times.....
the rolling tuscan countryside is home to Chianti and Super Tuscan (solid cabernet) wines and walled fortified medieval villages. It's lush but also hot under a tuscan summer sun.
the Uffuzi houses a mindboggling array of Gothic and Renaissance Italian art...most of it is religious as the aristocracy competed to have the most extravagant art hanging in their villas. After a while all the scene's of virgin mary and the murdering of babies get a bit tired and make you start to question how such violence was undertaken in the name of religion........
after rushing to drop off our rental car in Nice and just making our train to the border at Italy, we travelled through Columbus' birth town of Genoa and then changed in Milan for the fast Eurostar train to Florence. Another history lessons begins.....
No visit to France is complete without a culinary photo and I've had a lot of fine meals in my time but this was the best I've had in recent memory. The starter you see here was a kind of duck bruschetta with lentil tart and arugula greens followed by a medium rare filet topped with creamy foie gras and sauteed mushroom with a balsamic, red wine and pan juice reduction. As the menu was all French I probably don't do the translation justice, but it was mindblowing. A fitting end to a wonderful 10 days in the South of France.
I love this photo of Samantha....she looks such a French beauty.....
it wasn't all party and we did get in some sightseeing while the boys were off at the Remy Martin wedding of the year, the whole reason we're all in St Tropez in the first place. Here is Sammy atop the historic village of Ramatuelle with the vista of St Tropez and St Maxim in the background.
the most famous handmade leather sandals come from here. At US$150 a pop Sammy only window shopped, but Fred indulged in a pair that suited his style....
a day when we could drag ourselves out of bed to venture downtown in the daylight.
as we are the last to leave Club55 again, the moon rises over a perfect Mediterranean
This is a sailing blog after all (not facebook) so I thought I should include at least one sailing shot. Here the whole beach rose to watch as a big reefed down schooner charged toward the beach on a windy day before tacking away beside a sistership. Hoots and horns rang out in appreciation of the spectacle of seamanship as I thought about how Kipona might fit in anchored off the beach here? Maybe next season......
Hot!.....speaking of lounging that is Sammy's second favorite pastime
and so was our days at Club 55, lounging with old friends and new friends
chilled rose from a local vineyard delivered by a waiter to our cabana seems a little extravagant but it just seemed like the thing to do....?
for bamboo and thatch with old sails hung around, it is the essence of shabby chic, but it's a favorite celeb hangout....Here's a bunch of celebs in their own right.....
beach bunnies
sheila's in great shape
our first beach day before we relocated to Club55.
Sammy stylishly dressed for the beach
even though breakfast was often in the afternoon, it was welcomed by the hungry masses needing a hangover cure.... behind the smiles there are serious hangovers (except for Sammy who doesn't drink bless her heart). The eyes tell the story.....
we did this day after day.....it was a complete blur as one day melted into another...the routine was... wake up whenever you can, hopefully before the sunsets again, hit the beach at Le Club 55 for late lunch and aperitivos, home to change for dinner at another fabulous restaurant in St Tropez and then club until the wee-hours....thanks heavens we're only here for ten days...!
The "A" alpha team......brother Jamie is a party starter wherever he goes and these glasses came all the way from Miami just for the occasion.
our theme song for the whole week....it's indellibly printed in my brain, you know one of those songs that when you hear it ten years from now you are instantly transported back in time to that experience. It's not that it's a great song so much as how much fun we had when it was playing. Here's Fred and the gang having a good night!
that's a good motto to live by.......Sammy and Lore hiding behind the strong arm of Lore's boyfriend
trying to keep up with the dancing diva that is Samantha
our small group doubled one night to go hit the club.....nice pins there Sammy!
not to be left out, the girls get in on the cool act. Here's Samantha and Sheila ready to party....
architects, fashionistas, boutique and salon owners....there's way too much talent and good looks here.....I can't compete with that. The boys ready to take on the town.
here's the team fuelling up before hitting the famous club Le Cave du Roy.
a classic provencial villa was to become the scene of much destruction of brain cells over the coming week as Samantha's brother and friends joined us for one of the best party vacation weeks I've ever experienced.
this was the most expensive room we booked for the whole trip....lucky it was only one night! But at only 50metres to the beach down a quiet lane in Juan Le Pins, it was worth it.
I'm an early riser which is good if you want uncrowded beaches and I was surprised at how clean the beach and water was given the summer crowds. It was nice to shake off the city clothes for a first dip in the Med.
I couldn't wait to have my first swim in the Med.
it's easy to swing into the joie de vivre...(forgive me if I misspelled). Here on the fast train planning how to get from Nice train station to the rental car at the airport and then to our BnB in Antibe.
there's something about the light in France....whether it's morning or afternoon or dusk it has this amazing softness to it....no wonder artists flock there to paint. Here's a pretty flower market in the morning light....
choosing a restaurant was a constant battle all over europe.....there's so many great places to choose from that I like to take my time considering the menu and the ambience, but Sammy just wants to be fed or she becomes bearish.....
I don't mind paying for good food, but I get more than grumpy when I think I'm getting ripped off. I was determined to seek out some authentic French cuisine at the right price and I had my way with this one....not only because I could identify with the name, but their duck was amazing as was the whole experience.....I was right on the money here.
so a photo of the most famous church in France to close out our week in Paris.
I loved the food and wine in Paris....as a real foody I appreciated the variety that is available and I've certainly never eaten so much steak tartare and steak frittes in all my life! You can spend weeks in a single arrondissment without eating at the same restaurant twice and what better way to relax after a hard day of church hunting than with a good red, right Sammy?
don't ask me what the statue is but the photo was good....
although we appear to be enjoying the view it's a little claustrophobic going up there and it was packed full of people. So we've done it but didn't enjoy it enough to go back again....
here I am trying to look as if I'm enjoying a baguette after paying 6Euro from some rip-off Eiffel Tower vendor. Sammy loves it when I get like this......and it happened a lot throughout Europe.
I waited for ages to get this shot without any cars in the picture. Being a roundabout the Arc is rarely without traffic. Here's Sammy trying to look patient.
me getting cutesy with the camera
it's such a shame that Monmatre is a tourist trap. We encountered really poor mime/dance dance acts and muggings in the first 5 minutes we were there. Still it's another impressive example of what can be built with church donations.
this had to be one of the best tarts we had in Paris, and Sammy sampled her fair share! Curbside dining has it's price but it's worth it for the people watching...
remember when Anne Hathaway (gasp, she's so gorgeous!) throws her mobile into the fountain in the same movie after quitting her high fashion job? Well this was it....here's Sammy (gasp she's so gorgeous too!) with a peek of the Eiffel Tower in the background.
the french love their parks and they hang out in them constantly....but most of them have dirt floors which detracts from the experience a little.....finally in luxembourg gardens I managed to find a bit of grass to sit on. Check out the sky....it was a crystal clear summers day.
sammy likes silhouettes and our little camera doesn't do backlighting so well which makes it a little tough....but here is one she managed to capture really well.
it's overwhelming sometimes, everywhere you turn there is examples of fine art with photo opportunities
isn't that just sweet....!
one for the boys....
these were so cool for the kids to play with
cwapes, qwiche and wed wine in the gardens.....all that was missing was a qwassant!
here's a different take on the entrance to the Louvre.....pronounced loovve not loovver for those culturally devoid out there reading this.....You can't escape the culture in Paris....at each of the entrances there was either an opera singer, a cellist, or a violinist....I takes a good whole day to do the Louvre justice so we didn't go in but left a little something for our next paris visit.....
I was in for a history lesson and Sammy was determined to boost my culture lacking consciousness with anything that resembled a church....but I have to admit that I'm now a convert (not religiously speaking of course) to the grand churches of Europe. This is not even Notre Damme, just a church we found when walking the local neighbourhood....
baguettes for every occaasion are de rigeur in France......how cute is our apartment eh, even if you can't swing a cat in it!
yes it's a change in scenery, but there's no escaping the allure of Paris.....tasting a real baguette on the banks of the siene seems so authentic....getting into the swing of things on my first day in France.
Kipona snugged down and ready for the dock as we enter the breakwater into fort lauderdale. The photo is courtesy of Samantha's Aunt Wendy who lives atop one of the highrise condominiums at the entrance.
no cruise would be complete without the mandatory sunset shot,,,,but they don't come much better than this melting sun on the bahama banks.....
the only fish I caught without a spear the whole trip and what a beauty! No doubt that spearfishing is hard work, I'll take a fishing rod anyday.......
after the nasty squally from the day before, sammy takes some time off to relax on deck on a perfect day under the spinnaker.......
mornings are not my best time......
here's sammy being brave at the helm in the face of a whiteout squall and double reefed main as we return up the islands to Nassau
sammy and coral with her boys on our last day at Staniel
sammy can't resist a cute dog and max is no exception
Marty our host allowed me to connect to her wireless to stay online with work....here on the deck at her house....for the boys from Gulf Charters....note the IYT t-shirt....
while they're bottom feeders, nurse sharks can still suck your arm off. Here's Sammy deciding discretion is the better part of valour when one gets a little too close.....
Coral and Sammy getting fearless....better them than me right...I mean someone has to man the camera....?
here's Sammy up close and personal with a Nurse shark
but they sure can swim.....one of our anchorage's main attractions was the swimming pigs.....you can smell 'em a football field length off the beach and they're not shy in coming out to the dinghy for a free meal.....
grab whateve you can to make a noise....whistles, gallon drums and even rocks in a bottle will do!....here's Coral's boys jammin with the locals.....
no video parlors here....just good ole back to basics entertainment......
here they are lined up ready for the fireworks at the Bahama independence day free bbq put on by the local community.
Brian, Coral and the boys took Sammy and I on a tour up and down their local islands. The protected Pipe Creek inlets are amazing...our time in Staniel was so much more fun for having shared it with them. Here we are leaving Sampson Cay
you couldn't ask for more gracious hosts in Coral and Marty...they took us into their home as family and made Samantha and I feel so welcome, I didn't want to leave....
Brian and the boys having a blast on a serious golf cart
here we are on Marty's deck after 8 weeks of cruising looking decidedly thinner and me a little fruity around the edges! That's Thunderball Cave in the background.
here's sammy and high school buddy Coral who lives on Staniel with her mum Marty, new man Brian and her two boys. Lot's of story swapping with these two!
locals recommend diving Thunderball only at slack tide otherwise you can get sucked out the cut into Exuma sound.....sammy negotiating the entrance to the cave...
made famous in the bond movie of the same name, thunderball really is a must see....here's sammy swimming amongst the protected sea life inside
once again work interrupts my lifestyle.....darn it
Sammy couldn't resist jumping over the side of the dinghy for a quick dip in the champagne waters of Conch Cut.....
finding a home amongst the stalactites and stalgmites
hard at work on my next project
Kipona on her mooring at the Wells
sammy getting wind in her whistle...............


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Created another map for a game I like, though I'd share it here as well. Been a long time since I last visited this place.
In any case, criticize away though I doubt my map making skills will ever improve.
And yes, I like to pilfer if you recognize some of the clip-art used.
This one is quite similar to the other one.
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Hello all, I am posting to get some advice and communal alarm on how a friend of a friend
was treated in the hospital. I apologize for not having the specifics of the story but I do know that after a long labor, induction then C-section, the friend's friend was sent home with an open C-section cut. There was an infection, then antibiotics, the sutures didn't hold. She was then told there was nothing more they could do. She would have to go home with gauze and ointment and let the opening heal one layer at a time from the inside out.
This is the first time I have heard anything like this. Horrible. Luckily, she is now able to nurse the baby and he is doing quite well.
Any suggestions of anykind from anyone on ways to help her heal. And how often does this happen?
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I honestly have never heard of anything like this. My sister 3 months ago had a c-section and when she came home she did notice extra skin hanging out of her incision. A bad smell was also coming from that area and she got a rash. When she went to that OB who performed that c-section they told her that was normal. I personally do not find that normal. Just a few words here. hope they help.
This is actually extremely common. I hear about it all the time. It's one of those things that people don't usually mention when they are talking about their c-sections.
When it happened to me, it was after I was already home. It really is no big deal to the doctors; they see it every day. I had to make a big fuss just to get an appointment to see someone. My husband had to clean my wound 4-6 times a day and pack it with gauze. It took a couple of months to heal but eventually everything was okay. But in the meantime, it was really traumatic, demoralizing, and gross. I am glad I have a kind husband who did not mind taking care of me in that way.
I would tell your friend she might want to get in touch with her local ICAN group. They are great for processing feelings after a cesarean and also for advice on some of the physical stuff.
Thank you Blair and everyone else that has shared their stories and experiences. It has been enormously helpful. I will pass the info on.
It is much appreciated.
Keely LMT
p.s. I want to also share this site www.renew-pt.com. I share an office space with a physical therapist that practices this type of work. The part on C-sections caught my eye, could be helpful for a ton of people.
I don't know if this type of thing is for smaller wounds or not, but my FIL had this sort of V.A.C. therapy after his majorly traumatic abdominal surgery that needed to heal from the inside out. Homecare was able to manage the wound from his home!
Maybe insurance would cover?
Hi Keely,
What is the update with your friend? Is the incision still open? My company creates an All-Purpose Aromatherapy Blend to assist c-section incision healing. See if that can assist. See link below, and please contact me if you have any questions about the product.
All the best,
Hi Nicole,
I hear she is healing nicely. Thank goodness. I will pass your info on to her (and keep it for myself too). Love what you're doing.
Thank you!
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Re: 2010 West Coast Race
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September 21, 2009, 02:28:38 PM »
Do we know of anyone else who may want to race??? Now we 2 going and one on the fence.
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September 21, 2009, 04:38:06 PM »
Not sure where you'll be tonight (Sept. 21) but there's a meeting to go through the SHTP equipment requirements at Oakland Yacht Club (Alameda) at 1930. Then a seminar every four weeks (except December) until the race on 6/19/2010.
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September 21, 2009, 09:37:53 PM »
Yes, I saw that on the web site. I'm in San Diego, so a bit too far for driving after work, but the next one I may join on the speakerphone...
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September 25, 2009, 06:05:41 PM »
BTW ULDBGuy,
I've tried to contact
through that email and the form on the website (that I guess is his business at
) and I've got no response... I'm trying to get a quote for bringing my mini from europe to the USA.
It's hard to believe, but I've emailed and filled about 10 forms online (in different web sites) and I got one (and only one) reply back.
Does anybody knows if this is normal in the shipping business ? Maybe I'm just very unlucky...
OK, enough winning, if anybody knows of a reliable shipping (Ro-Ro) contact, please let me know.
Posts: 9
Re: 2010 West Coast Race
Reply #19 on:
September 25, 2009, 09:21:12 PM »
I'm sorry to hear that. I'm not aware that Larry does anything outside of the U.S. even though he's affiliated with "Worldwide Boat Transport."
I'll reluctantly suggest you try a post on the forums at SailingAnarchy.com. The Europeans who post there may have a suggestion. I'd also think that Adrian (here) may have a suggestion, since he imports the Zero from Spain. Finally, talk to your local J/Boats dealer - most new J/Boats are coming from France now.
Jr. Member
Posts: 66
Re: 2010 West Coast Race
Reply #20 on:
September 25, 2009, 11:35:22 PM »
Yes, probably Larry doesn't do anything outside the US, but having his email was like having a 'real human' on the other side of the keyboard, so I had to try. :-) I totally understand.
I've been in contact with Adrian and other mini sailors, and I've got lots of ideas and indications about the shipping. I must say I've learned a lot because of them. But somehow, that last name, the one that can make it happen, is the one I'm missing.
In any case, I'm posting about it here (a part from trying to find somebody), to make sure other future-ministas know about it and plan a bit better than I did. For sure I was not ready for this.
Thanks a lot for your comments, I put them in my 'to call' list!
Poco Loco
Posts: 16
Re: 2010 West Coast Race
Reply #21 on:
October 13, 2009, 02:10:59 PM »
Looks like there is definatly another mini comming to the Bay. I am not sure if they will be ready by then but I am sure it is a posibility.
I don't have any work schedualed for the entire month of November so if i get a weather window, I will likly try to sail my SHTP qualifier, Just to keep all my opetions open. The wather around here this time of year is questionable so we will see if I can get it off.
Jr. Member
Posts: 66
Re: 2010 West Coast Race
Reply #22 on:
October 13, 2009, 10:00:24 PM »
Do you mean it could be a 'mini' fleet going to Hawaii? That is soooo coool!!!!!
Why don't you come down for the PSSA Guadalupe Island race? I'm guessing it should be the 27-28th of March, as I believe they schedule their races on (or as close as feasible to) full moon weekends. It's also a qualifyer to the SHTP...
Of course, nothing wrong on going out and sail 1000nm for the sake of it! I hope I can do it soon!!!
PS: 714, don't worry, you'll be home soon and I'll take care of you, we'll visit new places and you'll met very cool people. You'll see that, in winter, SD is quite warmer than The Netherlands... Yes, I know, I miss Barcelona too, may be one day... I've told there is a pretty cool Mexican island south of here, we'll plan a visit soon, what about flying the kite all the way down to say 'hola' to her? (BTW, her name is Guadalupe, please, be polite!). But then you'll have to show your climbing skills going up! And believe me, after the trip, both of us we'll feel better prepared for a cool vacation in Hawaii this summer. I promise you'll enjoy SoCal...
Poco Loco
Posts: 16
Re: 2010 West Coast Race
Reply #23 on:
October 13, 2009, 10:19:27 PM »
i am looking into the pssa race.
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Re: 2010 West Coast Race
Reply #24 on:
October 14, 2009, 01:47:33 PM »
How did you & Poco Loco do in the SSS Vallejo race go?
Any other Mini entries?
Poco Loco
Posts: 16
Re: 2010 West Coast Race
Reply #25 on:
October 14, 2009, 06:25:07 PM »
we took up our usual position at the end of the fleet, no planing in no wind and i still feel like the rig is tuned wrong we always seam to be fighting the boat upwind.
We haven't had any other mini entries since I have been racing out here. 530 is over in the yard having bottom work done so hopefully they will be out racing soon, I guess the owner has had some health problems. Does anybody have contact info for the skipper I would love to talk to him and get him more involved in bay racing. Additionally there is a proto headed to the bay, that could make four race ready boats on the island of Alameda, 2 protos 2 zeros and there is also the zero on the other side of the bay. So we are getting to a critical mass, I hope...
I am not sure if you guys have seen this (I am not trying to sell anything other then the class and I sail a zero)
but it seams the the 3cc guys are stoked for a west coast race.
SR- I took a look into Guadalupe Island race and finishing at Catalina and having to haul out in Long Beach is a pain, I did it this year for the Coastal Cup and had worst experience. Not to mention if I am going to sail to Mexico I am going to spend some time on the beach drinking cheap beer dining on 50 cent tacos.
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Posts: 66
Re: 2010 West Coast Race
Reply #26 on:
October 14, 2009, 11:44:39 PM »
Yes, I know, that really tasty and cheap food just a few miles away... I'll be trying to smell those tacos while sailing too, but I see the race as, probably, the only winter 600nm singlehanded on the west coast... so a nice winter test.
I'm trying to think if I would make it to Bay Area for a 600nm race. In fact last spring I went to Alameda for the re-measurement of my Finn and for a race (that I couldn't race because of a weird intoxication) and I know it's hard... So, two questions:
- Would people come down if we manage to put together a training week just before the race? Anybody interested on this?
I went to a clinic in l'Escala (in Girona, Spain, where the Zeros are currently being built, that happens to be about 10 miles from my parents home) and there were about 10 minis. They took crew on, and I managed to sail on a Pogo2 and a Zero. It was actually very interesting with talks about medical stuff, eating, sleeping,... and finally a few hours on the water each day. Pretty cool, and everybody liked it.
- Would having support from a local YC be helpful in order to sort logistic problems (hoist,...) ?
I'm just trying to give options, but at the end, I agree about those nice tacos, and the chorizo, and the... I'm actually thinking I should go there this Christmas! ;-)
Poco Loco
Posts: 16
Re: 2010 West Coast Race
Reply #27 on:
October 15, 2009, 10:50:50 PM »
If we are going to race as a class i would be down for it, otherwise not ideal for me. Makes logistics pretty easy starting and finishing in about the same spot. This doesn't seam like an ideal course for the mini though. As I recall winds are normally really light that far south, and then another 300 miles north, up wind in light winds. That sounds like my personnel nightmare.
we really need to find out what the deal breakers are for the other guys in the fleet, so we can start moving in the direction of an organized race of our own or getting a start in another race. It is a forgone conclusion that you and I are going to race but there are others we need to get involved, I know that there is a boat show going on, with several boat there as well as two boats on the transat, so its likely others will want to join our folly. Also not hiding this thread in the '08 category would be a good move too. Adrian who need to talk to get this in the general category where the old '08 thread is.
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Re: 2010 West Coast Race
Reply #28 on:
October 28, 2009, 05:25:56 PM »
OK, I've been hanging back here because it seemed like my boat was never going to make it here, but finally! shipping is sorted and 574 will be arriving in the Bay by the end of November! As of now, I'm thinking of doing the PacCup -I think I have someone lined up to sail with who knows the boat better than I do, so on top of it being an awesome sail, I'd get some serious training out of it at the same time. I know Taylor is committed to the PacCup, and Santi is wanting to go SHTP- how many other boats are thinking of going to Hawaii this summer?
Also, I've been talking to Kevin from KEVCO shipping (714-404-3852)- he does a lot of paccup and transpac shipping. He suggested that as long as the boats are on good trailers and driving back up the coast isn't a problem, shipping back to San Diego is cheaper than to SF, and is on a better ro-ro boat, so it's a bit safer...
Poco Loco
Posts: 16
Re: 2010 West Coast Race
Reply #29 on:
November 03, 2009, 08:56:09 AM »
Great to hear we will have another boat out sailing with us soon!!! So I talked with Sean, who owns the other zero here in the bay and he could be persuaded to race in either race. So that could pretty easily make three. I wonder if we ship as a fleet if KEVCO may discount the trip, maybe we could say they are sponsoring the fleet, a sticker on the sails might be worth it...
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Maria Sharapova is diving full-force into the glamorous Hollywood life.
The 3-time Grand Slammer, who is in midst of planning some major TV projects, was the guest of honor at a dinner thrown by fashion partner Cole Haan at the Chateau Marmont in LA.
Shrieka was joined by a bevy of celebs including actors Josh Hartnett, Jason Lewis, Kerry Washington, and Lily Collins.
Clearly she's been having some hairy situations as of late but even her fashion here is questionable. Is that dress being held together by tape? Plus, I don't know even know how she's standing up under the weight of that bike chain around her neck. Ick.
Here's my advice: GET THE FUCK OUT OF HOLLYWOOD.
See more images from the dinner here.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
PHOTO OP: Is it the dress, the hair, or the bike chain that's all wrong?
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- AnonymousApril 8, 2009 at 3:16 PM
I like shrieka's hair, but her personality is so bleh.ReplyDelete
Jason Lewis on the other hand, well, I'd hit that shit in a new york minute.
Ugh ugh triple ugh. It's her. She's the wrong in these pics. She tries too hard. EVERYTHING is wrong.ReplyDelete
And wtf happened to Josh Hartnett?? He used to be *gulp* hot. Ick.
*goes back to staring at Pinto pics*
- AnonymousApril 8, 2009 at 3:30 PM
*rolls eyes*ReplyDelete
Why she so flipping orange?!
Ew... I have NO time for people like her. How embarrassing.ReplyDelete
Love the color of the dress, don't care for the dress. Her face looks beautiful, which should be a tip off to me because I don't think she is pretty.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 8, 2009 at 3:45 PM
she was at the party with charlie ebersol.Search in getty image or go to wtaworld.comReplyDelete
I saw this pictures earlier today and WTF?!?!?!?!ReplyDelete
The dress looks like someone went berserk on it with some mean scissors! The chain is way too massive for the dress, the make-up is kinda blah and the hair... well, when she wants to keep her shampoo deal, she should stop havin bad hairdays stat!
She's trying waaaayyy to hard to be a fashionista or like an Hollywood A-lister(HA!)
The only thing I like is the color of the dress. That's it!
Babz, Josh was just released from hospital. He was there because of some tummy ache I believe, so I'd give him a excuse...
The pic with charlie:
Funny, Masha is dolled up the ying yang and he is wearing sneakers! ROFL
+ I saw a video and it seemed like they arrived seperated through a backdoor, later walked out the frontdoor (and the paparazzi), to her car, but then he left again...
Can you say *cough*beard*cough*?
Oh, and just because I had a really bad day:ReplyDelete
Sorry Shrieka, but you need an upper lip to be able to pout! HA!
Why does he hate fashion? Yes I said "he" judging by the first picture that is clearly a man in drag.ReplyDelete
I don't mind the dress but Maria must be having a bad skin day because her foundation looks like it was applied with a spatula and it's the wrong shade.ReplyDelete
Okay. After looking at some more pics on Getty Images I take back my previous comments re: Maria's dress. Rachel Zoe missed the mark on this one. I kind of like the cut but upon closer observation there's some kind of net lining that peeps through like a figure skating costume.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 8, 2009 at 9:16 PM
Oh helllllll no!ReplyDelete
It's all I can say.
She looks aged about 40.ReplyDelete
It must have took a lot of effort to make herself look that bad.
She looks fabulous.ReplyDelete
Maybe you should just stick to commenting on her tennis.
As was already said she looks 40 and orange, wtf?The hair is unbelievable fugly, that makes her head huge...Who would have said that she has millions?!?Plain ugly, and it obviously took a lot of effort to make pretty young girl like Maria look like this mess.ReplyDelete
Maybe Maria should just stick to tennis.
The shoes I like... the cut of the dress is weird, colour is gorgeous though... the hair would be ok if you weren't a friggin' giant... the chain: huh??ReplyDelete
This is obviously another episode of "Masha trying too hard".
- AnonymousApril 9, 2009 at 7:51 AM
This is what happens when girls try too hard to become fashionista's: they lose their own personality and start looking like their auditioning to get the cover of Vogue or something.ReplyDelete
At least have to guts to leave a message on my blog WITH your name.ReplyDelete
What a loser.
Is she purposefully trying to look like a younger, more tan version of Tilda Swinton? Much agreed. Get the eff out of Hollywood. You can't act, and you can barely play tennis at this point. All you do is glow.ReplyDelete
I've just deleted a bunch of completely offensive comments. Please don't fill up the comments section with this stuff.ReplyDelete
Fashion Critic: Huh?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 9, 2009 at 11:00 AM
Her hair is a HOT MESS!!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 10, 2009 at 8:01 AM
ok she is officially the new Sharon Stone useless and over and wont go awayReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 11, 2009 at 1:08 AM
what happened to shrieka's face? next to her boyfriend she looks like her mother.ReplyDelete
I think some of you are just typing the negative comments just to type them. Her outfit is fine. Not necessarily great, but it's not horrendous. I'd like to be Stacey London for one day and come raid each & every one of you's closets and see all the faux pas hanging up there. I'm not even a Pova fan but there's nothing wrong with her piece or her hair--all of a sudden people have an issue with the 'hump' hairstyle?ReplyDelete


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Platform: 6.0.8_GA_2661.DEBIAN5 DEBIAN5 FOSS edition
I absolutely *cannot* get an existing SSL cert installed on Zimbra. I have followed:
Zimbra SSL Certificate
I have followed advice on
Administration Console and CLI Certificate Tools - Zimbra :: Wiki
and tried combinations of all the different posts here on the forums.
Let me start by saying: the original key and csr were created with Openssl via the command line. The precise command used was:
openssl req -nodes -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout mail_uppercumberlandit_com.key -out mail_uppercumberlandit_com.csr
I used this csr over at Comodo to get a crt. Let me note that the first 2 attempts via the GUI were useless.
I have renamed the files [created with openssl] to "commercial.key" and "commercial.csr" under /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial. I have taken the ca files and concatenated them to a single file called "commercial_ca.crt" and placed this file under /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial as well. I also placed the key in /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra.
I have verified the crt as follows:
/opt/zimbra/bin/zmcertmgr verifycrt comm /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial/commercial.key /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial/commercial.crt
The output states that the cert and keys match. It states the cert IS valid. I have gone a step further and double checked via command-line openssl. The cert is good - as is the concatenated ca bundle.
mail:/certs# /opt/zimbra/bin/zmcertmgr verifycrt comm /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial.key commercial.crt commercial_ca.crt
** Verifying commercial.crt against /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial.key
Certificate (commercial.crt) and private key (/opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial.key) match.
Valid Certificate: commercial.crt: OK
Now comes the moment of truth:
mail:/certs# /opt/zimbra/bin/zmcertmgr deploycrt comm commercial.crt commercial_ca.crt
** Verifying commercial.crt against /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial/commercial.key
Certificate (commercial.crt) and private key (/opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial/commercial.key) match.
Valid Certificate: commercial.crt: OK
** Copying commercial.crt to /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial/commercial.crt
** Appending ca chain commercial_ca.crt to /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial/commercial.crt
** Importing certificate /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial/commercial_ca.crt to CACERTS as zcs-user-commercial_ca...done.
** NOTE: mailboxd must be restarted in order to use the imported certificate.
** Saving server config key zimbraSSLCertificate...done.
** Saving server config key zimbraSSLPrivateKey...done.
** Installing mta certificate and key...done.
** Installing slapd certificate and key...done.
** Installing proxy certificate and key...done.
** Creating pkcs12 file /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/jetty.pkcs12...done.
** Creating keystore file /opt/zimbra/mailboxd/etc/keystore...done.
** Installing CA to /opt/zimbra/conf/ca...done.
It may be worth noting at this point that following the guide at http://www.zimbra.com/forums/adminis...rtificate.html, I have done this with and without the following additional command:
/opt/zimbra/java/bin/keytool -import -alias root -keystore opt/zimbra/java/jre/lib/security/cacerts -storepass changeit -file /opt/zimbra/conf/ca/commercial_ca.pem
Now lets restart....
/etc/init.d/zimbra restart
Heres the output:
Host mail.uppercumberlandit.com
Stopping stats...Done.
Stopping mta...Done.
Stopping spell...Done.
Stopping snmp...Done.
Stopping archiving...Done.
Stopping antivirus...Done.
Stopping antispam...Done.
Stopping imapproxy...Done.
Stopping memcached...Done.
Stopping mailbox...Done.
Stopping logger...Done.
Stopping ldap...Done.
Host mail.uppercumberlandit.com
Starting ldap...Done.
Unable to determine enabled services from ldap.
Enabled services read from cache. Service list may be inaccurate.
Starting logger...Failed.
Starting logswatch...ERROR: service.FAILURE (system failure: ZimbraLdapContext) (cause: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderE xception: unable to find valid certification path to requested target)
zimbra logger service is not enabled! failed.
Starting mailbox...Done.
Starting memcached...Done.
Starting antispam...Done.
Starting antivirus...Failed.
Starting zmmtaconfig...zmmtaconfig is already running.
Starting amavisd...amavisd is already running.
Starting freshclam...done.
Starting clamd...failed.
Starting snmp...Done.
Starting spell...Done.
Starting mta...Done.
Starting stats...Done.
Doing a ps ax shows that everything else IS in fact starting as expected.
Let me note that before I installed the cert, everything is working. I have read posts about incorrect resolv.conf and whatnot - not the case here.
I have tried the zmfixperms -v script.
I have completely stopped and started zimbra via zmcontrol and init.d/zimbra.
This makes me feel real stupid that I can hand-configure a postfix/courier-imap/courier-pop3/roundcube/apache setup ALL with SSL in less than an hour but have been stuck with Zimbra for the past 2 days now.
When the csr was submitted, I have generated certs through comodo via both Tomcat AND OpenSSL. Same issue.
Any insight or am I stuck going back to my hand-configured setup?


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not enough space for his hummer limo.
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not enough space for his hummer limo.
Park on the fire lane by the ticket office!
Would like to buy parking for tomorrow...I've got a driveway in Johnson county I'd be glad to let you use, how much you willing to pay?
Presume that's not what you're looking for, but posting anyway just because I'd hate to lose out on some easy money.
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Made this with chicken breasts not a broiler fryer chicken. Turned out great!!! Mixed everything together and marinated for about 30 minutes, baked for 20 minutes and it was done perfectly! YUM YUM YUM!!!
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We're evaluating Zimbra 8 NE. I'm trying to set up a default From address for our users. We want users to log in using the default domain so they don't have to enter a domain, so it matches everything else here w/AD authentication. Therefore, we have user@domainA for their account and a user@domainB alias for their "real" address (plus other aliases, like first.last@domainB, probably). I'm trying to set the default From address to user@domainB. For example: User "jdoe" logs in as "jdoe" everywhere and we want to preserve that. So I have firstname.lastname@example.com for the account, and email@example.com for the alias. I wasn't able to set this up any other way...
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- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
Bought a set. Tested the tubes when I opened them. First one I pumped air into held the air for the night, woke up in the morning and air leaked the tube empty. Not good tubes. Returned them right away. Don't waste your time with these.
I never thought a tube could suck
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Seriously - I saw a few bag/mediocre reviews but figured for the price it was worth a shot. Still wasn't. They have a removable valve core, why I don't know, that leaks over time. And somehow these tubes flat all the time. Oh well.
Pump it Up
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These tubes are hit or miss. Some work great. Others blow up when filling them. Can never tell if you are going to get a good or a bad one. Don't take these as a spare on the trail. It isn't worth the risk. I leave them at home and change them out there. That way if it blows up I can just try another. The green valve cap is cool. Maybe worth it if they are on sale and you like to gamble. Personally I wouldn't take them to Vegas.
Very disappointed.
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I bought some of these tubes not expecting much from them and I was right.
3 of them had holes on them, and all 4 had some nasty residue on the valves.
I contacted competitive cyclist twice and they didn't bother to return any emails.
I will think twice before buying anything from here again.
not to great
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Only lasted a few weeks of riding then had a blow out for each tube I ran, but for a cheap tube, alright for the short term I guess.
Pretty standard really
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have been running these and the heavy duty version of them in my bikes all summer. Each tube weighs in around 229.5 Grams which is not light but for an affordable tube is not bad. So far I have only had 2 flats with these tubes, one pinch flat from a failed attempt at hoping up a 5 stair which also flattened my rim, the other from a goat head after riding through some brush. I cannot complain about these tubes and for the cost they are a great value. I would recommend these to anyone not concerned with weight. If you run a downhill rig I recommend a heavier duty tube. Stem length on this is 5 cm.
Goat head?
Do these tubes have a removable core??
Do these tubes have a removable core??
Yes they do come with removable cores.
they're like cheap insurance
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
These have held up pretty well for as cheap as they are and fit wider tires really well. At the sale price you can even afford to bring some along for when your buddies have a blow out and keep them from ruining your day.
They work but are a bit brittle.
For the price these are great to have a round. Just throw a pack in the back of your car or in your tool box. They are a good quick fix but i have noticed that the seems tend to split and separate after not too many miles.
Solid as steel
Great tubs a touch heavier then normal tubes but last 3 times as long just make sure u tighten the removable stems or u will loose air
Is that presta or Schrader?
Is that presta or Schrader?
Presta for your your pumping needs!
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These tubes work as intended. I have ridden over many miles and some nasty stuff with these and they have held up well and seem to be pretty resistant to flats. I go on a couple rides a week when trials are free of snow around Utah and one 4-pack has lasted me well over a year. Plus at the sale price it's an easy way to stock up and always have spare tubes on hand.
Good Tubes Bro!
Tubes. Pretty simple. They aren't anything special, but for a 4-pack the sale price is great. Stock up! They fit wider tires well. The lifetime warranty from Cutter doesn't hurt wither.
what are the weights of each of tube?
what are the weights of each of tube?
219.8 grams
Did the Job!
I have never had an issue with these. I have gone through two sets in the last 1-2 years or so and they do the trick and no faulty ones thus far.
Won't buy these again....
and may not buy another Cutter branded item based on these. They were marked ?Merrick? on the tubes. Are these just repackaged and sold under Cutter branding?
Had trouble with the stem tearing prematurely on one. Another wouldn't hold air more than a few days.
what length are the valve stems
what length are the valve stems
Not sure why all the hate
Yeah they go flat sometimes...just like every other tube I've ever used. So why pay more for something thats going to have the same result.
complete garbage
don't touch these with a ten-foot pole, they're total garbage. the stems are so poorly constructed that when you try to unscrew the pump from them the whole stem comes apart! if i didn't have a multitool with pliers on it with me yesterday (to clamp it back down) i would have been totally stranded in the tahoe wilderness. save money elsewhere and buy good tubes, and if you ever meet Mr Cutter, please kick him in the nuts for me.
Worst tubes I've used
I used to think tubes were tubes. How could they mess up such a simple product? Why pay $5-10 for premium ones? Well, apparently, the process of making tubes is a delicate process and hasn't been perfected over the centuries by all. Cutter must've picked up a clueless start-up as a source, that or their rejects are being supplied.
I major design flaw is likely the unthreaded valves that don't screw down to be secure against the rim. 2 out of the 4 tubes developed slits right around the base of the valve, which cannot be patched. You can't even use the valves for ghetto tubeless, for when you get sick of flats with tubes, since they can't be tightened down to seal the valve hole. Also, if you inflate it outside of a tire, you will find some sections bulge out in a shape that looks like an muscular arm with big forearms and massive biceps--if that's any way to judge for poor quality, these would be a showcase winner. I think their best use is to simply act as big rubber bands.
To top it all off, these are more expensive than other generics. Don't waste your money. Try Q-tubes for some quality but inexpensive tubes.


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CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Eminem has never been one to keep a low profile but he was chilling the other night at a time when other celebrities might be trying to grab at least a little of the spotlight.
His daughter, Hailie was named homecoming queen at her high school near Detroit.
The Macomb Daily of Mount Clemens Michigan says the girl's mother, Kim Scott was introduced with her. Hailie, 17, is a high school senior.
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The�Toronto Raptors' plan is to surround forward/center Chris Bosh with better players and become a playoff team.
So, for now, Bosh is not on the trade market.
Of course, all of that could change if he gives the Raptors any indication that he won't re-sign with the Canadian team.
Most observers around the league don't expect the 6-foot-10, 230-pounder to re-sign with the Raptors, even though he might not let his intentions be known.
Like Cavs forward LeBron James, he'll be offered an extension this summer. He said recently that he'd decline that opportunity.
He can opt out of his contract after the 2009-10 season, like his Olympic buddy James, which was the plan all along.
At some point, Raptors general manager Bryan Colangelo will likely catch on to Bosh's objective and try to trade him.
As many fans realize, he would be a perfect candidate for the Cavs' front court, which needs a major overhaul. He could move in at power forward next to center Zydrunas Ilgauskas. During crunch time, Bosh can shift over and play the "5" spot.
But before anyone gets too excited about the possibility, it's going to be extremely difficult to pry Bosh loose from the Raptors. The Cavs just don't have a ton of assets.
In the best-case scenario, the Cavs could deal forward/center Anderson Varejao (in a sign-and-trade), guard Delonte West and contract fodder for Bosh. The Raptors might even want a draft pick.
That's a very steep price, of course, for a player who could become a free agent after one season.
But finding All-Star quality big men aren't easy. The Raptors were burned by New Jersey in December 2004 when they traded their last franchise player, Vince Carter. The Raptors might be able to get much more from other teams than what the Cavs can offer.
The Cavs' West was the starting shooting guard this season, and a darn good one at that. But it's easier to find a good shooting guard than an All-Star big man.
Bosh, 25, is a complementary player on a good team. He'd have to play second fiddle to James, but he would flourish in the Cavs' offense.
He can step out and make an 18-footer -- something he might have done too much last year -- and do a lot of damage inside. He averaged 22.7 points, 10.0 rebounds and 1.0 blocks this season. He shot 48.7 percent from the field.
Trivia question
Seven teams have never advanced to the NBA Finals. Who are they? (Answer below)
Three of a kind
Bosh, James and Heat guard Dwyane Wade all have identical contracts and the same options at their disposal. They made $14,410,581 last season and will make $15,779,912 in 2009-10. They all have a player's option on the 2010-11 season worth $17,149,243.
All three are Olympic teammates and were drafted in the top four picks of the 2003 draft. James was the top selection, followed by Wade at No. 3 and Bosh at 4.
It is no coincidence that Wade and Bosh hold similar contracts. They have the same agent, Chicago-based Henry Thomas. All three apparently discussed their contract extensions before signing them in 2006.
"Of course, me and LeBron talked about it," Wade said. "We both signed this deal together. But we didn't sign the deal saying that we were going to play together. We just signed the deal giving ourselves flexibility."
Just to be clear, none of the above will likely accept the contract extensions that will be offered this summer. They want to opt out of their deals and become unrestricted free agents next summer.
Draft prospects
The Cavs are bringing in some interesting prospects for the June 25 draft.
Here's a look at some of the prospects:
Tasmin Mitchell, LSU, PF, 6-7, 235 - He's a bruiser, who is not overly athletic. He had a terrible ankle injury as a sophomore.
Josh Heytvelt, Gonzaga, C, 6-11, 238 - A drug charge will hang over his head for the rest of his career.
Luke Harangody, Notre Dame, PF, 6-8, 255 - He was the Big East player of the year. He's hard-working and productive. Is he athletic enough?
Tyrese Rice, Boston College, PG, 6-1, 190 - He's more of a shoot-first guard. He can create his own shot. The Cavs already have too many small guards on their roster.
B.J. Mullens, Ohio State, C, 7-1, 275 - With a dearth of big men in this draft, he won't make it to No. 30.
Derrick Brown, Xavier, PF, 6-7, 225 - He has a freakish wing span (7-2 1/2) and is known for his ferocious dunks.
Darren Collison, UCLA, PG, 6-0, 160 - He's a mighty mite, who has quickness and speed. Of course, he'd better at that size.
Alade Aminu, Georgia Tech, PF, 6-10, 225 - He averaged just 6.8 points in his four-year career, but he's a long, fluent athlete.
Who's hot?
It didn't hurt Eddie Jordan's chances that he spent four years working with Sixers general manager Ed Stefanski in New Jersey. They were part of a team that twice went to the NBA Finals.
"Eddie and I are friends,'' Stefanski said.
But that didn't mean Stefanski didn't do his due diligence in finding the right coach for his team. He interviewed Jordan, Dallas assistant Dwane Casey, Lakers assistant Kurt Rambis, Sixers pro personnel scout Chris Ford, Boston associate head coach Tom Thibodeau and Villanova coach Jay Wright. He spoke with reps for former Dallas coach Avery Johnson, and on some level spoke with former Houston and New York coach Jeff Van Gundy.
"What sealed the deal was the second interview, a chalk talk we had (that lasted) over four hours,'' Stefanski said. "(It was about) how players are going to be implemented on both ends of the floor. We came away, 'Like wow, this is the guy for us.' ''
By the numbers
3-8: The Cavs won only three times in 11 tries this season against elite teams Boston, Orlando and the Los Angeles Lakers. They were 0-5 against those teams on the road.
$3.9 million: The Thunder are getting a new Daktronics scoreboard next season that will feature 10 full-motion video panels.
14-4: The Pistons' regular-season record against Orlando since center Dwight Howard arrived. For some reason, Rasheed Wallace is able to manhandle Howard.
15: Teams that will likely have to pay the luxury tax this year, including the Cavs.
$15 million-$20 million: Memphis has the most money available in free agency, followed by Detroit at $15 million to $18 million. Atlanta has $13 million to $16 million available, followed by Oklahoma City ($10 million to $14 million), Toronto ($6 million to $9 million) and Portland ($3 million to $14 million).
Trivia answer
Of the NBA's 30 franchises, only Denver, Charlotte, the Los Angeles Clippers, Memphis, Minnesota, New Orleans and Toronto have not made it to the NBA Finals. Denver made it to the ABA championship round, but lost to the New York Nets in 1975-76, the league's final season. The Clippers, who entered the NBA in 1970 as the Buffalo Braves, are the only franchise to have gone more years than the Nuggets without a Finals appearance. The others are all expansion franchises that entered the league in 1988 or later.
Quick shots
o Cavs assistant general manager Lance Blanks and Cavs athletic trainer Max Benton will take part in Basketball without Borders in Johannesburg, South Africa, on Sept. 2-6.
o Ben Wallace's NBA playing career could be over. The Cavs forward/center doesn't think coaching is in his future. "It's something I'd have to think about," Wallace said. "I'm still too close to the game. As far as being on the coaching staff, I'd probably do more harm than good." He said he wants to be a lawyer some day. "I'm in the process of going back to school and finishing up (and) maybe be a lawyer," he said.
o Former ironman guard Randy Smith, 60, had a massive heart attack and died while working out on a treadmill this week.
He spent two seasons with the Cavs in 1979-80 and 1980-81. It was part of 906 consecutive games he played, then an NBA record.
The record was broken by Los Angeles Laker A.C. Green, who played in 1,192 consecutive games.


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Cheney, WA (Sports Network) - Mansa Habeeb hit a jump shot with 21 seconds
remaining in overtime to lift the Idaho Vandals to an 81-79 victory over
the Eastern Washington Eagles at Reese Court.
Stephen Madison (29 points, 10 rebounds) and Kyle Barone (20 points, 11
rebounds) each recorded double-doubles for Idaho (3-4). Connor Hill and
Habeeb each added 10 points.
Justin Crosgile scored 26 points to pace Eastern Washington (2-6). Venky
Jois had a 13-point, 10-rebound double-double, Thomas Reuter added 11
points and Martin Seiferth tacked on 10 more.
Despite shooting just 37.5 percent in the first half, Eastern Washington
held a 34-33 lead at the break by outscoring Idaho 15-6 from 3-point range.
Idaho turned in a 43.8 percent shooting effort in the first half.
Idaho led 67-62 with less than three minutes remaining but a layup by Jois
and a 3-pointer from Crosgile tied the game 67-67 with 1:32 left. On the last
possession Idaho collected four offensive rebounds but also missed four shots
to send the game to overtime.
The Vandals hit on 6-of-8 shots in overtime but still found itself tied 79-79
before Habeeb's game-winner. Crosgile got a shot off from 3-point range on the
next possession but it was off the mark.
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Posted by: lori on Mar 07, 2011
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Las Vegas, NV (March 6, 2011) – A week ago, Casey Mears and the GEICO Racing team departed Phoenix with a sense of achievement. Aside of transforming a potentially disastrous day into an 18th place finish, they also bounced themselves into the Top 35 in the owner standings. A spot inside the Top 35 will lock the team into races beginning with Martinsville, should they maintain their status.
Las Vegas offered the opportunity to continue their effort to gain consistency and further solidify their Top 35 points position.
If one had watched the GEICO team in Phoenix last week, they would feel like Las Vegas was a mirror image of last week's effort. Upon arriving at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Friday for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series' opening practice session, Mears and the Gecko once again out-hustled all other go or go home cars and sat well ahead of their next competitor on the speed chart.
The opening practice would serve as indication of how both qualifying, as well as the final practice session would go. In both, the #13 GEICO Toyota Camry sat atop the list of go or go home cars, leaving little doubt as to the ability of seasoned veteran, Mears, and his Germain Racing crew.
Starting 27th on Sunday, amid cool temperatures and sunny skies, Mears immediately began to battle a loose condition in the #13 GEICO Camry. Attempting to wheel his machine around the 1.5-mile tri-oval with very little rear grip, Mears quickly expressed his concerns to crew chief Bootie Barker.
By Lap 55, Mears had hustled up to the 23rd position when a scheduled green flag pit stop sent the #13 GEICO Camry down pit road for service. Aside from saddling Mears with four tires and fuel, the GEICO pit crew would also make a track bar adjustment in hopes of providing Mears with the necessary rear grip.
While the adjustments would make a difference initially, the racecar would fall off quickly. However, despite the lack of rear grip, Mears would be faster than the leader on Laps 69 and 70.
As the race began to wind down, the GEICO pit crew would continue tending to the car and making adjustments. In the end, the pit crew's efforts, along with Mears' skill and patience, would allow them to reap the rewards of their hard work and persistence. When the checkered flag waved over the Entertainment Capital of the World, Mears and the GEICO Racing team notched their second consecutive Top 25 finish. More significantly, they maintained their position in the Top 35 in the owner standings.
"Sure, it was a tough day, but once again this GEICO team never gave up. We all remained calm and just kept working hard trying to get the car right and get a decent finish," Mears said. "We could've very easily quit and just took a 35th place finish, but that's not in us. We have such a great group of guys and our sponsor GEICO offers unwavering support." He continued, "We're in the Top 35 and we didn't even race in Daytona; that's something to be proud of. We will enjoy a week off and then get to Bristol and look for another good finish."
The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series takes its first break of the 2011 season next week and the Germain Racing team will garner some much-needed rest. A week of rest only seems appropriate prior to racing at Bristol Motor Speedway.
Mears and the #13 GEICO Toyota Camry will hit the World's Fastest Half-Mile for the opening practice session at 12:00 PM (EST) on Friday, March 18th. Qualifying will follow at 3:40 PM (EST).
The Jeff Byrd 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race is on Sunday, March 20th, and it will be televised live on FOX beginning at 1:00 PM (EST). The Performance Racing Network (PRN) will carry the live radio broadcast.
To learn more about the GEICO Racing program, please visit: www.geicogarage.com
You can also follow GEICO Racing on Twitter: www.twitter.com/geicoracing
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I have now tried to deploy the sample tab zimlet in ZCS 6 & 7 with no luck.
Any help? Is there something you need to do to allow tab zimlets to work, I can find nothing in the help.
I am testing ZCS 8 Open Source edition.
I am looking to develop zimlets, and have been unable to find documentation for 8, so followed the
developers guide to 6/7 here ZCS 6.0:Zimlet Developers Guide:Introduction - Zimbra :: Wiki
and was able to create the "Hello World" zimlet without any problems.
I went on to the simple tab zimlet, and it does not work, no tab shows up.
I also tried an simple tab example I found here, but no luck.
Do tab zimlets work with 8.0, is there any guides out there, I wouldn't even know where to start.


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I'm trying to get my broadheads to fly straight, but I am having a heck of a time doing it. I have read the easton broadhead tuning page, but that didn't really help. I have the broadheads shooting about 1" to the left of my field points at 20 yards which is not ok with me. I have the bow turned up as high as it will go (easton recommendation) and I REALLY don't feel like shooting 70ish pounds if I don't have to. That is just asking for me not to be able to get my bow back when I'm freezing in a tree stand or out of energy from a long stalk. I'd like to be somewhere in the mid to upper 60s for draw (I've noticed a couple of pounds can be a big difference at times). I'm shooting gold tip arrows with a 100 grain Muzzy MX-3. I've heard that the MX-3s just don't tune very well from time to time. I also have the occasional "flyer" that will end up 6 or so inches to the left and fly very badly. I think I need to square my arrows, but I already have the insert glued in. Is there a way I can square up the arrow with the insert in? Do I need to switch to a heavier broadhead? I have no issues with my field points flying straight or acting weird. Its only when I put my broadheads on that I see bad flight and a "new zero". As for the arrow spine, I'm dead on for the gold tip chart, so I don't really think I should have to change my arrow to adjust the spine.
Anyone have any tips?


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