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Polarizing xoJane staffer Cat Marnell–she of the horrible birth control advice–has decided to get help for her addictions. Great! Coincidentally, she's just been profiled by New York. Editors Jennifer Wright and Ashley Cardiff have had lots of criticism for Marnell in the past but now that she's getting help… do they (or should they) feel any different?
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MILFORD ZORNES (1908-2008)...Born: Camargo, OK.
Studied: Otis Art Institue (Los Angeles, Pomona college (California).
Member: National Academy of Design, American Watercolor Society, California Water Color Society.
Milford Zornes grew up in Oklahoma, Idaho and California. He loved to travel, so at twenty years of age, he hitch-hiked across America, worked on the New York docks, and then shipped out for Europe. By 1930, he was back in Los Angeles studying art with F. Tolles Chamberlin at the Otis Art Institute. Zornes became very interested in watercolor painting and took additional study in this medium from Millard Sheets at Scripps College.
By 1933, Milford was exhibiting his watercolors and receiving awards. As a result of his art production for the P.W.A.P. art Project, he was given a one-man show at the Corocan Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. One of his watercolors was selected by President and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt to hang in the White House and an enormous amount of publicity followed. Within a very short amount of time, Zornes went from being a California watercolor student to being a nationally recognized artist.
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Since you are posting in the AVL section, I assume you have an Electra. These have a disc brake. There is no adjustment. If the brake is sticking you have a safety problem that must be addressed NOW! Sometimes the lever pivot gets gummy. Take off the lever, clean the pivot pin and the hole in the lever it goes through, lightly grease the pin and reassemble. If this does not fix the issue you have a caliper and/or master cylinder problem. You must take this to someone familiar with hydraulic brake systems for repair. It will involve dis-assembly of the system for cleaning. Depending on the extent of the repair you are looking at about 1 to 2 hours of shop labor.
I am having an issue with the brake lever returning to position to shut the break like off. A friend of mine looked at it and said that most brake levers have an adjustment nut on the brake cable at the lever. Can some one post a picture of a 2009 AVL brake lever so I can compare it to that on my Bullet Military?
My front brake light switch died a long time ago. I just pulled it out and now apply rear and front at the same time to make sure the light shines.
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I am out of homeschooling, but I have used it for EVERYTHING... and is always a staple to contain my "keep busy" stuff and various assundries, including my computer bag, on long car trips. It goes with me every time I travel.
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Maria "Shriek"apova and the thugs of the WTA Tour are finally playing nice after the Russian publicly blasted the Tour and its executives through her website, reaching a compromise that both sides can feel happy about...well, mostly Maria that is.
The photo shoot in question was reduced to 90 minutes from 5 to 6 hours, with Maria talking on the phone while taking a ride around Rome:
I was riding around in a car for an hour talking—pretending like I'm talking on the phone. The timing compromise was still pretty difficult since it's before a very big event for all of us. Considering the time reduction, it definitely makes that a lot easier than going into a four- or five-hour shoot with hair and makeup, which adds another hour.
And did the new world no. 2 find her bullying tactics to be a success? "I've obviously made my point," said the 21-year old. "I wanted to let my fans know that I didn't feel like people were listening to me. I think it's in the best interest of the tour."Yes, the tour must be thrilled that you opened a Pandora's Box - good times!
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Thanks so much for taking this project! Wanted to add a few more details. The city doesn't have walls and the towns at the foot of the bridges are open and don't have walls either. Also, if possible could the bridges be wider? They should have houses and inns and shops and such right on the bridges, I kind of picture them as so wide that they have their own alleys and side streets with big gates at the base where they enter Camwyn. I guess the idea is that the bridges were built with magic long ago, an art that has been lost to the current population.


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The CFDA Awards went down last night and Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez of Proenza Schouler were the big winners, taking home Womenswear Designer of the Year. See all the attendees in the gallery ahead, from industry titans like Anna Wintour, Diana von Furstenberg and Vera Wang to celebs like Kanye, Chloe Sevigny and (of course) Lady Gaga, who took home the Fashion Icon Award and wore an extremely revealing custom Thierry Mugler gown.
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New Year's Resolution: 10 Ways to GREEN your Transportation – The Garage Plan Shop
What better way to ring in the New Year than to make a resolution to green your transportation in 2013. There are all kinds of ways to make transportation earth-friendly this year. We've listed some of them here for you:
- Consider working from home. Telecommuting is an easy way to reduce work related travel. It will save you and your company money and time while cutting greenhouse emissions.
- Buy an eco-friendly car such as the Nissan Leaf or Chevrolet Volt. Hybrid and all-electric cars are great options that are environmentally friendly.
- Car pool whenever possible. Whether you need a ride to work or the kids need a ride to their soccer games, car pooling with co-workers, other parents, etc., saves everyone money and wear and tear on cars while reducing emissions.
- Recycle your oil and use recycled engine oil. Used oil doesn't wear out, it just gets dirty. It can be cleansed of contaminants and recycled in a continuous cycle. New engine oil made from recycled oil meets industry lubrication standards. According to the American Petroleum Institute, re-refined oil is of as high a quality as a virgin oil product.
- Drive responsibly. Irresponsible and erratic driving burns gas at a phenomenal rate. Poor driving practices can dramatically lower your gas mileage. Some aggressive driving behaviors include speeding, rapid acceleration, and heavy breaking. All of these will lower your fuel efficiency.
- Unload your car. Many of us tend to turn our cars into storage lockers. Every pound your car carries goes against your fuel economy. Get in the habit of removing non-essential items from your car. Every little bit helps.
- Arrange your errands in order to save gas, time and money.
- Bike to work and other nearby activities when weather permits.
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1. A discourse upon the institution of medical schools in America: delivered at a public anniversary commencement, held in the College of Philadelphia May 30 and 31, 1765 ; with a preface containing, amongst other things, the author's apology for attempting to introduce the regular mode of practising physic in Philadelphia
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|Event Center room named
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Phillips County Event Center's large meeting room will be named after the Will Heginbotham Trust due to a substantial monetary donation, announced Phillips County Commissioners Monday, Nov. 23. The formal name of the large room will be announced at a later date.
Rooms in the Event Center are named after certain people or organizations which have given substantial monetary donations to the building.
Commissioners noted there are still opportunities to donate to the Event Center and to receive a spot on the Donor Wall which is still a work in progress.
Commissioner Bud Biesemeier said the Event Center is "getting there" with many small projects still left to be done. They recently did a partial walk-through with the architect and contractor, and there is a possibility the Dragon's Wagon Preschool could move in around Christmastime.
After much research, commissioners finalized a fee schedule for the Event Center noting organizations, individuals and groups will be permitted to use the building on a first come, first serve basis. Fees are as follows:
—Heginbotham (Hall)
Capacity—600 people, 120'x80'
Rental fee $300
Deposit $500
Or $40/hour
—Biesemeier Meeting Room
Capacity—120 people, 60'x40'
Rental fee $60
Deposit $50
Or $20/hour
—Ortner Family Meeting Room
Capacity—50 people, 40'x21'
Rental fee $25
Deposit $25
Or $10/hour
Use of kitchenette $10
Deposit $10
—Commercial Kitchen
Rental Fee (with cooking) $50
Rental Fee (no cooking) $25
Deposit $50
—Use of alcohol—Must be approved by County Commissioners. Additional deposit equal to original room rental deposit.
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All three meeting rooms
and kitchen $400
Deposit $500
—Additional days—50 percent of the original rate for each day.
—Custodial fee for set up/teardown—$15/hour/person.
—County cleaning rate—$25/hour, taken out of deposit.
Other business
In other business in the month of November, commissioners:
—reported Phillips County Fair Board is now full. New members are Corey Koberstein serving as a member at large, Ranae McCallum serving a three-year term for District 2 and Jim Helfer serving a three-year term for District 3. Commissioners expressed their appreciation to members who went off the board this year: Adam Tempel, Chris Fuesz and Sherry Mari.
—received notice Nov. 2 that county administrator Randy Schafer would be undergoing double lung transplant surgery. He is out of the office recuperating in Aurora at "The Lung Connection" for at least a month. Commissioners are able to correspond with Schafer on a daily basis via e-mail and phone.
—noted they will hold a budget hearing Dec. 11 at 11 a.m. at the Courthouse. The budget is available for public view in the administrator's office.
—renewed the 2009 audit contract with Ronny Farmer & Co. auditors.
—noted Phillips County Weed District is currently in the process of installing a 7x8 foot garage door on the weed district building in Haxtun in addition to some other small remodeling projects being done by county forces. Garage Door Service is doing the work on the door.
—noted a new fax machine was purchased for the administration office to replace the old machine which was malfunctioning.
—renewed a well permit for Black Raven Energy in Amherst in the area of Sect. 27, T9N, R43W.
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Oyens Issues Water Boil Order
(Oyens) -- A boil order has been issued for the small Plymouth County town of Oyens. E. coli bacteria was found in the water supply. Residents should not drink the water without boiling it first or use bottled water. Boiled or bottled water should be used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes and food preparation until further notice. Oyens mayor Cheryl Christman claims that Oyens wells do not contain bacteria, but the system was flushed Sunday afternoon. Residents will be informed when tests show no bacteria and when they no longer need to boil their water. Christman says city officials anticipate the problem to be resolved within five days.
Wells' Wants To Be Top Ice Cream Maker By 2020
LE MARS, Iowa (AP) - Wells Enterprises has the goal to grow the company into the nation's largest ice cream maker by 2020.
CEO Mike Wells has already seen company sales improve 24 percent to $1.175 billion during his first five years leading the Le Mars, Iowa, company.
Now Wells tells The Des Moines Register that the company is seeking outside investment to help it boost sales of its Blue Bunny ice cream even more.
Wells is currently the nation's third largest ice cream maker behind Switzerland-based Nestle and London-based Unilever.
Wells has already grown to claim almost 6 percent of the roughly $10 billion ice cream market, and Blue Bunny ice cream is available nationwide. But the company needs to boost its advertising to
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School Board To Be Presented Financial Audit
(Le Mars) -- At tonight's Le Mars Community Board of Education meeting, directors will be presented a report from Williams and Company, detailing the audit for the local school district. In a preliminary report, it appears the financial matters of the school are up to date and in accordance with government regulations. The school board will also be presented with the certified attendance records for this school year. The school board will hear building reports from the principals. The board will also finalize their expectations of Superintendent Dr. Todd Wendt.
Fire Officials Educate Students About Fire Safety
(Le Mars) -- Local fire officials will be educating hundreds of school children about the dangers of fire, and telling them what to do if a fire should start. It's all part of Fire Awareness and Prevention week, which is October 7th to 13th. David Schipper, the fire chief for the Le Mars Fire Department says the Le Mars Fire Department utilizes the entire month of October to educate students. Schipper says this year fire officials are telling students and adults alike to have two ways out.
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Museum Plans October Events
(Le Mars) -- A Halloween haunted house, is on the October schedule for the Plymouth County Historical Museum in Le Mars. The Halloween event set for Saturday, October 20th, is intended for all ages and will be staged from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The haunted house will take place in the museum's basement. The haunted house tour will wrap up with "Candy at the Cabin." This will be at the Weber Log Cabin on the east lawn of the museum. Other activities scheduled for October at the Plymouth County Historical Museum includes Nathan Summerside presenting another Civil War battle. Summerside is scheduled to speak on Sunday, October 21st. The museum is planning to feature a ghost town exhibit at the old study hall. The many ghost towns of Plymouth County will be honored with photos and memorabilia. At the end of the month, the museum will feature its ethnic food fair which is scheduled for 3 p.m. on Sunday, October 28th.
Budget Cuts Hurt Agricultural Promotional Efforts
WATERLOO, Iowa (AP) - An eastern Iowa nonprofit that promotes agricultural education and preservation has lost most of its funding because of Congressional gridlock over the budget.
Waterloo television station KWWL reports that the Silos and Smokestacks National Heritage Area lost about three-quarters of its funding because the latest short-term budget resolution didn't
include money for the National Park Service to review the group.
Organization president Don Short says he was surprised to learn his group had lost funding. Short says his group will continue operating but will have to make changes.
Silos and Smokestacks helps more than one hundred eastern Iowa farms, museums, and nature areas. It also helps educate area students about farming and agriculture.
USDA To Host Drought Meeting
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - The Agriculture Department is planning a series of four regional workshops in areas hard hit by the drought to make sure farmers know about resources available to help them.
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack plans to attend the first workshop on Tuesday in Omaha, Nebraska. The other three workshops are being planned in Pueblo, Colorado, Pine Bluff, Arkansas and an undetermined town in Ohio.
This summer's drought has been the worst one in decades. Experts at the National Drought Mitigation Center at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln say about one-fifth of the total land area in the
lower 48 states remains in extreme or exceptional drought.
The USDA is working with the Commerce Department, the Small Business Administration and the Federal Emergency Management Agency to plan these meetings.
Iowa City Shooting Leads To Arrest
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - A 25-year-old Iowa City man has been arrested after a shooting incident.
Police say Thomas Anderson III was arrested. He's been charged with going armed with intent, intimidation with a dangerous weapon, carrying weapons, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance, drunken driving and domestic abuse.
Police say Anderson drove to another man's house early Saturday morning, fired a single shotgun round in front of a man and then fired several more shots as two people fled.
No injuries have been reported, however.
A Johnson County jailer said Anderson remained in custody on Monday, pending $25,000 bail.
Man Drowns After Boat Capsizes
MAQUOKETA, Iowa (AP) - Authorities say a man drowned in an eastern Iowa river Sunday after his small boat capsized.
KCRG reports the man drowned in the Wapsipinicon River about five miles south of the town of Wyoming.
The Jones County Sheriff's office says 60-year-old Douglas Berkhoff and 52-year-old Wylie Tredway were fishing together before the accident. Neither man was wearing a life jacket.
Officials say emergency responders pulled Tredway from the water shortly after they arrived but could not revive him. He died at the scene.
Berkhoff was taken to a hospital in Maquoketa for treatment of injuries that aren't expected to be life threatening.


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The season started here on April 1 and runs until June 30 so I have plenty of time, at least that's what I'm telling myself now. I haven't had time to get out at all with all the spring projects I want to get done. I'm planning at least one maybe two short weekender backpack trips into some lower elevation watersheds that I think might be right for bear. We'll see how that pans out, besides that a few mornings and evenings on the slopes, pipelines, or powerlines might do the trick. Anyhow good luck to everyone.
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03/19/2011, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
A few weeks ago we enjoyed this acrobatic performance by the French crew of the sailboat La Loupiotte. They are acrobats and perform a beautiful show from the deck and rigging of their boat as they sail around the world.
We had Frank and Delphine and their two little girls on board Calou for dinner, and enjoyed speaking French and sharing our stories.
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Ever since I arrived back in Mexico almost a month ago I've been wanting to go back up to Sayulita. I first visited it in January and really enjoyed my short stay there. Today Francois and I took three different buses and made it to Sayulita in time for surfing at high tide.
We rented boards (about $4.50 and hour) and paddled out. This was my first time ever surfing and Francois' second (he went a few days ago). I caught some great beginner waves and was able to stand up and ride quite a few of them into the beach. Standing up was actually easier than expected. I think surfing is one of those must have water skills, so nice to add this skill set.
After riding the waves for a few hours we turned our boards back in and had a very nice late lunch on the beach. Sayulita is a really laid back town and has a great eclectic feel to it. It was a nice change compared to the fancy resort we have been staying at.
On the way out of town we surprised one of my clients by randomly showing up at his hotel and ice cream shop. I tried to meet him when I was there in January but missed him, so great to now get to meet him. He is planning some major expansions now so it was great to meet him and possibly work with him in selling my reservation system to other Sayulita businesses. What a great way to turn a surf day into a business trip! My client is also a surfer, so it was critical that I get into the surfer way of thinking so I could better relate to him.
Tonight at the boat, I went up on dock to photograph the supermoon. It rose huge and orange through the haze.
On the boat front, all the major projects are completed, plus our spinnaker and barometer arrived. Now we just have to re-mount the solar panels and finish up our provisioning and we should be good to go
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03/19/2011, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Today was a very big day, where everything magically came together pretty much simultaneously.
The welder completed his four major projects (overhauling the gooseneck parts, building the emergency rudder, the bow sprit, and the new and improved solar panel arch) this morning.
Also, today the rigger came and put the boom back up with the new gooseneck.
Also, the new asymmetrical spinnaker that we ordered arrived today.
Also, the new barometer that we ordered arrived today.
For the first time, we are not dependent on anyone else for our boat projects. We have everything we need, we just have to get it done now.
We went to Costco and bought a trunkload of red wine and Bacardi rum to bring with us. The rum will go into a 5 gallon jerry can. The wine will go into collapsible plastic envelopes designed for the purpose. Everyone at Costco wanted to know where was the party! The reason for this is that wine and liquor are extremely expensive in Polynesia.
Meanwhile Francois and our crew member John went surfing today. Francois has learned to surf and now would like to get a surfboard (we sold ours a few months ago). Oh the irony!
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After waiting almost a month to get some basic welding done, it has finally started. Yesterday Hilario sent five workers to the boat who quickly worked through our projects. They first installed the new bowsprit pole which will be used for attaching our new spinnaker. They made the pole at their shop by following a detailed drawing Bruce gave them.
Next they helped remove a stubbornly stuck bolt on our gooseneck fitting. Then some work on our emergency rudder mountm which is now just about completely finished. We are thinking about leaving the whole thing assembled in place (except for the rudder) since that would be easier than storing it somewhere in the boat.
Bruce decided to move the solar panels closer to the boat, and raise them up a bit. So that required welding extensions to the bottom of the bar and welding the whole assembly in a different spot on the dinghy davits. They started doing the welding while everything was attached to the boat, but ended up removing the whole thing and taking it to their shop.
While all this work was going on, one of our boat neighbors showed up with a cooking pot that had a loose handle. The welders fixed it up for him. I told the neighbor that he could only have two minutes of their time since we had waited almost a month for them to show up.
Hilario's shop also created a new gooseneck fitting for us which looks really strong. We hope to install that today. All of our metal projects should be wrapped up today, which is amazing considering how long we have been waiting to get these projects moving. If only the people we originally talked to about doing the work had been up front with us and said they were to busy we could have saved a ton of time. And also if we had known about Hilario's shop earlier. All the people we were talking to kept recommending Chava, but Chava was way to busy and unreliable for us. Hilario's group is doing great work and actually showed up when they said they would.
Our barometer, which had been promised to arrive at the boat by Friday, and which I gave only a 5% chance of happening, surprise, did not show up. Supposedly it is in PV, but the finally leg of its journey did not happen. It should be delivered Monday though. One thing that did happen as promised is that our new spinnaker actually arrived at the airport Friday night. We will pick it up today. Our replacement watermaker pump also was installed yesterday, basically a full week after it had been promised to arrive.
To wrap up, our major fabrication projects should finish today. All of our outstanding packages should arrive by Monday. What remains is to finish some provisioning (fresh produce) and trips to the usual stores for a few more random things. At this point we are looking at a possible departure date of mid next week.
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Wow, this has been a big day.
The welder showed up this morning, and installed the new bowsprit. It looks like a big stainless steel cannon sticking out from the bow. It will support the asymmetrical spinnaker. The thing is a work of art...
Second, the aluminum arch that supports the solar panels has been extended and welded to the stern davits. This makes it much stronger and less vulnerable to a boarding wave.
Third, the emergency rudder system has been built. It's fantastic, very strong. This project is unfinished, and will be completed tomorrow.
Fourth, the gooseneck (the hinge that connects the boom to the mast) has been totally rebuilt and outfitted with bronze bushings to make the thing as good as new. The gooseneck is the number one point of failure on sailboats so we have been careful to make sure this critical point is in top condition.
In a day and a half, all these projects are already nearly completed.
Plus, our new spinnaker arrived from the U.S. today.
We're getting close to being ready!!! We can hardly believe it!
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After having waited for weeks for the welder, Chava, to show up, we finally found another guy, Hilario, who seems to be reliable. He actually showed up today as promised, and started work.
Project #1, building the emergency steering system. This is a spare rudder that bolts to the stern of the boat in case we lose our primary rudder. I made a mock-up with PVC pipe and the welder will duplicate it in stainless.
Project #2, relocating the solar panel arch. The solar panels are supported by an arch that is bolted to the stern davits. (The stern davits, being a pair of cranes on the stern of the boat to lift a dinghy out of the water). The arch will be moved forward, and higher, and welded to the arch, rather than bolted. This will be much stronger and less vulnerable to a following wave.
Project #3, to build a bow sprit to carry the asymmetrical spinnaker. This is a pole that sticks out in front of the boat far enough so tha the spinnaker doesn't get caught in any of the boat hardware.
With any luck, we might be done with these projects in a few days and ready to set sail soon thereafter.
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After a morning of not much progress, and after a few hectic days, we all took the afternoon off and went out to the pool for a few hours. I also enjoyed a great sunset kayak and visited with a few boat neighbors by kayak on the way back in.
My projects for the morning included installing another rail on the deck to which we will attach additional fuel jugs, and making a very nice desk like holder for my computer in my cabin. With my new desk I can leave my computer set up all the time and it is very convenient for sitting up and working, as well as laying down and watching videos. I also have a little more storage space under the desk in the net pouch I made there.
This morning we had a few more local workers visit the boat but, not a whole lot of progress. First, Peter Vargas, our new rigger, on whom we had pinned our hopes of completing our major projects, showed up bright and early around 8:15am. But, no he was not here to start work on the but, but just to drop off his rigging report and collect payment. The plan as of a few days ago was that he was going to start working on fabricating our emergency rudder mount as of today. But now he says that his stainless steel guy, Chavas, can't get to our projects until at least late next week. And Chavas is the same guy we have been trying to deal with for the last three weeks. Why couldn't Peter have told his this last week when we first met with him? Last week he told us, yeah, no problem he would start everything today.
So now, a week later, Peter decides to introduce us to the other stainless guy in town, a guy named Hilario. Hilario does not speak much English, but is supposed to be a great welder and have a huge machine shop with lots of people working for him. Hilario showed up at the boat around 10am and took a look at our project. He said he needed to check with his shop to make sure he has the materials we need, and that he would give us a call on the phone in two hours to let us know about the materials and when he could start. But, of course, no phone call from Hilario. Tomorrow we will follow up with him and see if we can get him to actually start some work this week. It seems we have had a lot of people come by the work and look at the projects, but no one ever start working on anything.
One bright note, is that Mike Danielson, on whom we had basically given up on, showed up around 11am today and started working a bit more on our gooseneck fitting. His assistant removed everything and Mike says he will be back tomorrow morning to start putting things back together. He had to fabricate a bolt for it so hopefully that will be done and he shows up.
For yet more good news, we found out last night via email, a full ten days after our order was placed, that the barometer we ordered was no longer in stock and therefore had not been shipped. So now we have ordered another barometer from the USA and have been assured that UPS can get it to us by Friday. If that indeed happens it would be amazing. I give it a five percent chance of happening. Stay tuned for news on that one.
We have not had much news on our spinnaker, but have been assured it will arrive Thursday or Friday. Again, I have to give that a relatively low chance of happening. And I haven't even mentioned that we are STILL waiting for a part for our watermaker which we had been all but promised was going to arrive by last Thursday. Overnight to San Diego, walked across the border by our dealer's contact there, and then placed on the first plane out of Ensenada for Puerto Vallarta. Well, amazingly, somehow something did not go according to plan. Something about the airlines not being able to properly x-ray the part and would not allow it on the plane. We think it was placed on a bus instead.
Yesterday we waited for people to show up that never arrived, and then made our shopping rounds all afternoon - Pharmacia Guadalajara, Plaza Caracol, Costco, Walmart, Zaragozas, and Home Depot.
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Tonight we finally got around to tackling one of our hardest projects - figuring out which wines will make the cut to bring with us to the South Pacific. In order to accomplish this difficult task, Bruce set up a blind tasting in which we compared eight different wines. Each bottle was wrapped in foil and numbered, and then poured into numbered cups. We then filled out a grid in which each wine was compared to all the other wines. To come up with the winners we counted up how many times each wine appeared on our grid.
Of our top three selections, Bruce and I matched on two out of three. Pascale we think matched on one out of three, but not sure since she kind of lost track of how her scoring was going. Like I said, this was not an easy task, especially to be able to maintain concentration with over 24 tastings. On the wine Bruce and I did not match on, he had it as his number two choice and I had eliminated it all together.
The most interesting part came when the names and prices were revealed. The wine that Bruce and Pascale had previously thought was one of their favorites ranked very low in our tastings. That wine also happened to be the most expensive at 144 pesos. Bottle number four, the clear winner, happily turned out to cost only 69 pesos (about $6 USD). It was really shocking how much better number four was compared to all the other wines, and that it was still so reasonably priced.
The final task of the evening was to combine the opened bottles into a \"house blend\" and start filling our reusable plastic bags. We have 60 of these bags which each hold just a bit more than one bottle. These bags store much easier than bottles, plus we don't have to worry about glass breaking. Tomorrow we will get started on sourcing our favorite wines and filling up our bags. Bruce also found some additional spaces on the boat, accessed by cutting out some wood panels, which make great wine cellars.
The other job of the day was installing a netted storage space under the salon table. I brought this net with me thinking of creating a hammock type storage for clothes, but that turned out to be unnecessary. This looks like a great alternate use of the net.
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126.96.36.199 and 9.2.1: Which of these rules concerns "choosing the preferred name," 188.8.131.52 or 9.2.1? They are both called "choosing the preferred name." Couldn't we get rid of this confusing redundancy? Solution and Reason: Change the name of one of these rules so that it is clear which rule applies to choosing the preferred name. Martha M. Yee, UCLA Film & Television Archive, 02/03/2008
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Would this benefit from adding the clarification on "fullness" from LCRI 22.3A ("When determining the fullest form for a person who uses both forename initials and forenames, make no distinction between initials and forenames, e.g. 'B.E.F. Pagen' is fuller than 'Bernard Edward Pagen'")? Or is that not an agreed-on notion of "fullness?" Scharff, MusLA 1/24/08
126.96.36.199 Language
According to the objectives and principles document, p. 5, "language preference", the preferred form of name "should be the name ... found on manifestations or in reference sources in the language and script best suited to the users of the catalogue." This principle is not evident in 18.104.22.168. The only nod toward the principle is if the name chosen is in a *script* (not language) other than that used by the agency. Are we going to follow the basic principle or not? Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
Is there a difference between "the language of most of the resources" and "the form most commonly found", the language most commonly used elsewhere? Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
126.96.36.199a Greek or Latin versus other forms
The placement of the 18.104.22.168a and 22.214.171.124b exceptions between 188.8.131.52 and 184.108.40.206 is odd and misleading. Working backwards from 18.104.22.168, I thought 18.104.22.168 was missing. The numbering needs to be redone here -- 126.96.36.199.3a, 18.104.22.168.3b? -- MYERS, 1/21/2008
126.96.36.199b Established form in the language preferred by the agency creating the data
126.96.36.199b (p. 9-14) Editorial: The rule heading does not reflect the content of the rule. It should be "Given name as first element" as is used at 188.8.131.52a.1 -- MYERS, 1/21/2008
126.96.36.199 Names written in a non-preferred script
18.104.22.168a Given name, etc. recordes as the first element
[EXAMPLE]: The examples presuppose that the preferred script is Latin and the preferred language is English. Provide the context for examples. Perhaps include some examples based on different preferred scripts/languages. Suzuki for CC:AAM TF on RDA Feb. 4, 2008
This rule is about script, not language, and so should read "If no form in the script preferred ... or if no one form in that script predominates ..." Also the explanatory text to the example should read "No predominant roman script form ..." for the same reason. The example exemplifies the script problem, not the language problem. Or should, anyway. Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
188.8.131.52b Surname recorded as the first element
18.104.22.168b.1 CLARITY/CONSISTENCY: The extensive footnote to this rule really needs to be renumbered as an alternate rule, as with other alternative instructions in RDA. In its current context, it is difficult to identify exactly when the alternative instruction ends (although it's presumably at the top of the next page). - Glennan 1/8/08 AGREE!! -- MYERS, 1/17/2008
The alternative instruction should NOT be a footnote but should be treated the same as all other alternative instructions. MANGAN 2/3/08
184.108.40.206 Spelling
9.2.2 Different names for the same person
9.2.3 Change of name
9.2.4 Individuals with more than one identity
Statement of Problem: Please make it clear that "identity" and "pseudonym" apply only to writers and not to actors, performers, directors, photographers, etc. A stage name is not a pseudonym or a separate identity. When an actress switches from her real name to a stage name, she intends for all of her works to be identified by the new name, just as a married woman intends to change her name, not establish a separate identity. It would help if an example such as Dennis Morgan, an actor who began by using his real name (Stanley Morner) but later switched to the stage name Dennis Morgan, were included at 9.2.3. Please also make an exception for people who are forced unwillingly to use pseudonyms, such as blacklisted screenwriters. Also, please note that the establishment of separate identies for persons (and in Chapter 11 for corporate bodies) will make it much more difficult to agree on entity definition internationally. It also continues the practice of Googlizing our catalogs (scattering the same entity under many different names), catalogs which are even more Googlized by current OPAC software, including the trendy faceted browsing systems, which consistently prevent catalog users from seeing the syndetic structure. Solution and Reason: : Please make it clear that "identity" and "pseudonym" apply only to writers and not to actors, performers, directors, photographers, etc., nor to blacklisted screenwriters or to others who have been forced to work under pseudonyms against their will. Martha M. Yee, UCLA Film & Television Archive, 02/03/2008
18.104.22.168 (p. 9-19) Examples: several are inconsistent with the rules on spacing in 220.127.116.11.b MYERS, 1/21/2008
126.96.36.199 is not an exception. 188.8.131.52 deals with the case where a person has more than one identity. 18.104.22.168 deals with the case where the person has only one (bibliographic) identity, the pseudonym, so it isn't an exception to the rule about more than one identity. It shouldn't be so labelled. Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
9.2.5 General guidelines on recording names containing a surname
188.8.131.52 General guidelines
188.8.131.52 Surname represented by an initial
It might be useful to have a reference to 9.2.17 here, since the reader of the rule is bound to wonder what to do if the surname is represented by an initial and no other part of the name is given in full. Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
18.104.22.168 Part of the name treated as a surname
18.104.22.168 Persons known by a surname only
220.127.116.11 Married woman identified only by her husband's name
184.108.40.206 Words indicating relationship following surname
Could the rubric specify that these are *familial* relationships? Scharff, MusLA 1/25/08
Hurray! Finally a common sense loosening of the strictures of AACR2 22.19B1. Does this include non-royal usages of II, III, IV though? -- MYERS (John F. Myers, IV to be specific), 1/17/2008
126.96.36.199 Saints
This is another of those places where name and heading and attributes may eventually be clear but aren't at the moment. At first I thought it was giving contradictory instructions -- don't add it but do add it. Then I realized it was distinguishing between Saint as part of the name element and as an additional attribute. Then I was asking, "and what if the name lacks a surname?" before realizing that 9.2.5 is all about names with surnames. The rule heading should be "Saints with surnames" or some such to make this more clear.
9.2.6 Compound surnames
The rules in this section are overly complex. The heart of the rule at 18.104.22.168, with the preceding rules as exceptions to it. To program a computer to apply these rules, requires this reverse treatment to winnow out the exceptions, but a human-read rule structure can be read straight forward. Why not something like this:
220.127.116.11. General rule
220.127.116.11.1 Other than the exceptions noted in 188.8.131.52-184.108.40.206, record the first part of a compound name as the first element. (BTW, we are inconsistently using element here, where it otherwise refers to a distinct attribute).
184.108.40.206.2 Subject to the exceptions noted in 184.108.40.206-126.96.36.199, if the parts of a compound surname are regularly or occasionally hyphenated, including place names connected to the surname by a hyphen, record the first part as the first element and retain the hyphen between the parts.
188.8.131.52 Established usage/Known preference
220.127.116.11.1 If the person bearing a compound surname has a known preference to be listed under a part other than the first then use that preferred part as the first element.
22.214.171.124 Married women ...
22.214.171.124.1 In cases other than where either the person's language is Czech, French, Hungarian, Italian, or Spanish or the name is hyphenated, record the husband's surname as the first element.
22.214.171.124 Portuguese compound surnames
184.108.40.206.1 If the person's language is Portuguese, record the last part as the first element.
22.214.171.124.2 If the name of a person whose language is Portuguese includes a word indicating relationship, follow the instructions given under 188.8.131.52.
18.104.22.168 Nature of surname uncertain in English, Danish ...
126.96.36.199.1 If the person's language is English, Danish, Faroese, Norwegian, or Swedish, record the last part of the name as the first element. --MYERS, 1/17/2008
220.127.116.11 General Guidelines
Editorial: There is an artifactual AACR2 reference that is not suppressed at the end of the rule. -- MYERS 1/17/2008
22.214.171.124 Established usage
220.127.116.11 Hyphenated surnames
22.214.171.124 Married women whose surname consists of surname before marriage and husband's surname
126.96.36.199 Other compound surnames
126.96.36.199 Nature of surname uncertain
18.104.22.168 (p. 9-27) The main exceptions are the same and 188.8.131.52a.2 is covered by 220.127.116.11 (as written, or 184.108.40.206 in my rewrite) and the references to 9.3.7 are redundant. Collapse the rules. -- MYERS, 1/17/2008
22.214.171.124a Names of persons whose language is English
184.108.40.206b Names of persons whose language is Danis, Faroese, Norwegian, or Swedish
188.8.131.52 Place names added to surnames
9.2.7 Surnames with separately written prefixes
184.108.40.206 General guidelines
18.104.22.168 Articles and prepositions
22.214.171.124 Other prefixes
9.2.8 Prefixes hyphenated or combined with surnames
This rule needs to be qualified by "if considered important" or something like that. As it stands we are instructed to make references in all cases from the form following the prefix--i.e., from "Gerald, Colin Fitz-", "Donald, William Mac-", and "Bure, Guillaume De-" which hardly seems reasonable. Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
9.2.9 Surnames of members of royal houses
This is the exception to the rule. Shouldn't it be stated last, not first? Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
9.2.10 General guidelines on recording names containing a title of nobility
188.8.131.52 General guidelines
9.2.11 Titles in the United Kingdom peerage that include a territorial designation
A reference to Appendix G (Titles of Nobility, Terms of Rank, etc.) would be helpful here. Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
9.2.12 Judges of the Scottish Court of Session bearing a law title beginning with Lord
9.2.13 Disclaimed and newly acquired titles
9.2.14 General guidelines on recording names containing neither a surname nor a title of nobility
18.104.22.168 General guidelines
9.2.15 Names including a patronymic
I realize this is basically the AACR2 rule, but it is too broad. According to OED, a patronymic is "a name derived from that of a father or male ancestor, esp. by addition of an affix indicating such descent" "MacDonald," "Peterson", and "Swensen" are all patronymics, whether the bearer's father's name is Donald, Peter, or Swen, or not (to be a patronymic it just has to derive from a male ancestor). I have Swedish ancestors who used such names *as patronymics* as recently as the late 19th century. My ancestor Jons Olsson (1822-1863) was so named because his father's name was Ola. After that his descendants used the name "Olsen" or "Olsson," so the strict patronymic usage ended. But under 9.2.15 I suppose I should establish him as "Jons Olsson" and not "Olsson, Jons." This seems quite odd and probably not what was intended. But I am certain the rule didn't intend Jesse Jackson to be established in direct order, even though his name consists of "one or more given names and a patronymic". A clearer definition of what is meant by patronymic and what names this rule is intended to apply to is perhaps needed. Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
I think the intention is that the rule applies to names that are currently used as patronymics, not to names derived from patronymics that are now surnames. Jesse Jackson does not have a patronymic, he has a surname. On the other hand, if Jons Olsson was so named because his father was Ola, he should indeed be established as "Jons Olsson." One also has to keep in mind that this rule comes under the general heading "Recording names containing neither a surname nor a title of nobility" above 9.2.14. This keeps the rule from applying to Russian names, which as I understand it can contain both a patronymic and a surname. Hopefully the online product will display the hierarchy of headings so that one knows the full context of the rule.--J. Hostage, 1/25/2008


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Thanks to DtL reader Meri for send me this link of Rafael Nadal arriving at the Palma de Mallorca airport after his stirring win at the Aussie Open.
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Oh, my.ReplyDelete
There's hope yet, Rafanatics. If one can do that, the rest of us can.
Translation: Natch, I told you, the restraining order works in Espana, too.ReplyDelete
Srsly, he just wiped his cheek and didn't even look to see who kissed him. I would at least look...ya know...to see if they were worth more than a peck...;)
- AnonymousFebruary 3, 2009 at 2:22 PM
there is another video where it shows that the same girl kissed him but on another cheek. so she really went for it ;)ReplyDelete
Aw, he looks so disturbed and embarrassed. That woman was clinging to him like a koala, haha! Respect!!ReplyDelete
But me thinks this was going through his mind: "Dammit natch, I told you - not in public. Xisca always watches the news. OK, I'll just pretend I couldn't care less. Although I cannot think straight with her saliva on me. Gotta wipe that baby right off. See? I'm all innocent and anti-womanizing."
Anon, with "on another cheek", do you mean, like, his ass-ets?? o_OReplyDelete
He. is. SUCH. a cool man.ReplyDelete
Love your Rafa-Psychicness. And the ass-et comment. If that's what the other vid shows, then yep, it IS me! ;)
Poor Rafa, he doesn't like it at all. I kind of understand him, if I were famous I didn't want all the man the jump on me ;) maybe a few, but not all ;)ReplyDelete
EEP! I just want to jump in and (jump him) keep him safe!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 3, 2009 at 3:19 PM
I flove Rafa. I FLOVE HIM. But, I would never, NEVER, ever, never invade his personal space like that without his permission. Respect people. I would never tolerate someone doing that to me famous or not, hotter than the sun itself or not, lawsuit certain or not, if someone complete stranger got that personal with me they are going down. I volunteer at an ATP tournament and I've met Rafa several times. I have stood right next to him and I have NEVER thought of him as deserving of any less human respect than what I would want. People are so selfish. If you really admire and generally care about the guy then you do not put what you want ahead of what he deserves. Disgusting people. Truly disgusting.ReplyDelete
So wait, Anon...are you saying you would jump him, too?ReplyDelete
So which one of you was it??? 'Fess up!!!ReplyDelete
Anon 6:19: Um, I thought that was self-evident, no? I don't know who you mean by "people", but we were kinda just kidding around, you know. It's all good. LOLReplyDelete
I think it was Anon.
Erm, and how do we know it wasn't YOU? You pretty young thang, you. ;)
*burns ratty wig*ReplyDelete
who me? i've been in nyc the whole time shoveling my stoop.
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- AnonymousFebruary 3, 2009 at 4:42 PM
LOL I love that picture although I've noticed that Rafa generally looks uncomfortable doing anything besides tennis.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 3, 2009 at 6:21 PM
no harm done really, coz the look he has in that picture is GOLD ;)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 3, 2009 at 6:51 PM
Sojna, haha..i wouldn't know that much. but she got a picture with him, his autograph and got to kiss both of his cheeks (above the shoulders) ;)ReplyDelete
I would definitely prefer to go below the shoulders...ReplyDelete
*points to natch*
The culprit.
I just realized.ReplyDelete
*burns ratty wig*
LMAO @ Babzerella. I KNEW IT!!!ReplyDelete
BTW, the picture is SOOOOO priceless. This could so easily be me next to him, hehe.
But it isn't! I'm NOT the culprit! NOT. (Dang)
man! knowing how private Rafa is these chaotic homecomings and especially the million and one microphones in his face seem to be a nightmare for him. i understand that being famous/an athlete you are in the spotlight, but he tries to humbly stay away without being rude. props to him for trying his best and not letting it affect him and his image. i believe he is one of the best in front of the camera and it's probably because of his dislike of the camera that it makes him even more mysterious and captivating.ReplyDelete
plus, i really love his quotes ("Maybe I love more the fight to win, than to win.")
- coughingcatFebruary 4, 2009 at 8:48 AM
the wet kiss missed the target by 3 feet to the north. silly girl.ReplyDelete
Hilarious! Rafa looks so calm and his attacker looks so crazed! I guess his patented mental toughness applies to all situations.ReplyDelete
I'm jealous. There's not much more I can say... Wonder what went though his mind? She was probably not the first one! lolReplyDelete
Anyway, I just saw Rafa's Mallorca ad on MTV. Yeah right, MTV!?!? Guess there is sth good to them only playing faux reality sh!t and a whole lot of advertisements LOL!
But they fvcked up his voice badly! It's nothing like Rafa's! Boooo!
- AnonymousMay 4, 2009 at 10:53 PM
That is hilarious. He actually smiled after she kissed him like "I got some crazy a$$ fans" then wiped off wet kiss but not in a mean way.ReplyDelete


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At a congressional hearing last month, Rep. Doug Lamborn, R-Colo., read from a Defense Intelligence Agency report suggesting North Korea is able to arm long-range missiles with nuclear warheads. The April 11 disclosure, which had been mistakenly declassified, came at the height of Kim Jong Un's sabre-rattling rhetoric and raised fears that U.S. territory or Asian nations could be targeted for an attack.
Within hours, Clapper announced that the DIA report did not reflect the opinions of the rest of the intelligence community, and that North Korea was not yet fully capable of launching a nuclear-armed missile.
Two weeks later, the White House announced that U.S. intelligence concluded that Syrian President Bashar Assad has probably used deadly chemical weapons at least twice in his country's fierce civil war. But White House officials said the intelligence wasn't strong enough to justify sending significant U.S. military support to Syrian rebels who are fighting Assad's regime.
Because the U.S. has few sources to provide first-hand information in Syria, the intelligence agencies split on how confident they were that Assad had deployed chemical weapons. The best they could do was conclude that the Syrian regime, at least, probably had undertaken such an effort. This put Obama in the awkward political position of having said the use of chemical weapons would cross a "red line" and have "enormous consequences," but not moving on the news of chemical weapons use, when the occasion arose, because the intelligence was murky.
Lamborn said he welcomes an internal intelligence community debate but is concerned that the North Korean threat was cavalierly brushed aside.