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Catalina 30 Mark II -- built in 1987.
She is a Tall Rig with Bow Sprite and Wing Keel.
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36' Jarvis Newman /Lee Wilber Downeast Crusier
3208NA CAT Diesel, Electronics, 3 steering stations, Air conditioning/ Heat, Galley Down, Well Maintained and very Economical to run, Much more. Beautiful one of a kind yacht.
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New York City :
Long Island City
Please contact owner Robert at 609-553-one five nine zero. Boat is located in Rock Hall, Maryland. BOAT OWNERS NOTES for 1991 34' LUHRS 3400 Motor Yacht in Very Good conditioncall BOB @ 609-553-1590.
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Baltimore :
Rock Hall
Here is an original UNUSED (NOS) eight (8) segment cork life preserver in its shipping box. It is USCG Approved in Feb. of 1946. The canvas is totally intact as are the body straps with NO tears or rips. This preserver is LIKE NEW, and ideal as a nautical decorator piece in an office or use on a Classic yacht. PRICE: $175. PHONE: 610.277.2121
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Allentown :
Please call owner Ron at 508-237-7644.Boat Location: Eastham, Massachusetts. I bought this boat in Maine 10 years ago, and paid 13,500 for it.It was well worth it at the time. It has been out of the water for the past 6 years.Consequently, the bright-work needs attention. Some of it needs to be replaced. It comes with a 1982 Yanmar 1GM 10HP inboard diesel. The engine was in perfect running ...
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Cape Cod and Islands :
Please call owner Tom at 347-386-5742.
Boat Location: Cedar Beach, Mt.Sinai, New York.
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New York City :
Mount Sinai
Please call owner Chris at 607-346-4597. Boat is in Campbell, New York. 115 Evinrude Fuel Injected - 194 hours 54 lb thrust 12v Trolling Motor, Hummingbird fish Finder, Yacht Club Trailer,Removable Bimini top. Great Shape
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Central New York :
Very nice shoal draft sloop. Well cared for with some updates. Sturdy two axle trailer. Easy launch and retrieve, with extension launch bar. 3 good sails. New Tohatsu 4 cycle and dinghy could go as well. In our yard to see.
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Portland (ME) :
Please call owner Mike at 203-762-7503 or 203-807-0517.
Boat is in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
After 10 great years, because we are getting old we must sell our beloved AMAZING GRACE. Here are some highlights of who she is - 3 sails in great
shape -- headsail only 3 years old, & 3 winches. - 18 HP Yanmar runs like new - New cabin Teak & Holly sole floor - GPS new in 2013, Depthfinder, VHF radio, ...
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Fairfield :
Winter Special Price * Like New 2006 Rinker 32' Express Sport Cruiser * She Has Been Meticulously Maintained, And Is Equipped With Every Option Possible * She Offers Modern Styling, Roomy Interior, And Excellent Sea Keeping Qualities * She Is Powered By The Highly Reliable And Economical VOLVO 350/5.7L, 320 HP Gas Engines With DuoProp Drives (Aluminum Housings) * Her Plush 2 Stateroom Floor ...
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Rhode Island :
This great looking Sunseeker 58 Predator is in excellent condition * She is powered by the high output MAN engines and will cruise at 30k, and top out at 40+k * She is available at a fraction of her original cost * This is a $1.5M yacht brand new * 4 new AC/Heat units were just installed in 2013 * All new electronics and granite counter tops in 2014 * Please contact us for complete details. * ...
This 460 is in excellent condition * Her canvas is all brand new * She is powered by twim Cummins 6CTA8.3M Diesels * 417 HP * 936 Hours * Cruise is 28K * Top Speed Is 32K Depending On Load And Conditions * She has a Westerbeke 10kW Gen-Set * With 575 hours * She sleeps 6 and has two heads with Vac-u-Flush toilets and stand-up showers * 22,000 BTU AC/Heat * This Sundancer is one of the best ...
This 2002 Sea Ray 460 Sundancer is one of the cleanest and best maintained 460's that we have seen in a long time ** She is powered by the highly reliable and economical Cummins 6CTA8.3M 450 HP diesel engines ** With a low 936 hours ** Cruise 28K and top end 36K ** Westerbeke 10kW Gen-Set with 575 hours ** Sleeps 6 ** Fully Equipped Galley ** Two Complete Heads With Stand-Up Showers ** 22 ...
Don't Miss Out On An Exceptional Opportunity To Own A Prestigious Sunseeker Predator ** You Can Own This Sunseeker At A Fraction Of The Cost Of A New Predator ** This Yacht Has Been Maintained By Its Owner With An Open Checkbook ** This Is The Best 58' Predator On The Market Today ** The Owner Wants This Yacht Sold Now As He Has Decided On His Next Predator ** This Predator Is Very Special ...
The Owner has found his new yacht and has priced this incredible yacht to sell quickly... This Cruisers Yachts 3575 has every possible option... Including satellite audio and video a $7K option... Rigid bottom inflatable dingy with its own protective cover... Dingy cradle... 15 HP outboard motor... Electric davit arm with protective cover... All canvas with zip down isinglass is only 3 years ...
Drastic price reduction!Unfinished/ incomplete 53' ketch, M/S with Ford diesel engine installed. and bolted down.
Beam 14'.
Has a bow pulpit.
Has sheltered steering station.
Has davits.
Elaborate interior of teak and mahogany.
Sleeps 6.
Fact: a short jack shaft drive.Hull is fiberglass over wood.
The builder died while building this boat.
Head mounted with shower. ...
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Hartford :
West Granby
Please call Lawrence at 508-748-3115. Boat is in Mattapoisett, Massachusetts. EXCELLENT SOLID FIBERGLASS "RAY HUNT/BERTRAM-TYPE" V-HULL 32'* Sport-Fish Cruiser. Huge Cockpit for Sunbathing on Lounge Chairs or Fishing/Parties/Family Fun. Sleeps 5 in 2 cabins. **Re-Powered 1995 454 MARINE POWER 330-HP V-8 with Fuel Injection (new EFI carb in 2014). Low hours. RACOR Filters.*Model is BAHA Yachts ...
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Cape Cod and Islands :
For more details visit: http://www.BoatsFSBO.com/97570 Please contact boat owner Ed at 917-734-3953. Cape Dory 25 Sailboat includes full baton roller furling main sail with lazy jacks and boom vang, 135% roller furling jib, whisker pole, anchor, sea anchor, ladder, lighting for night sailing, 8 HP electric start motor with alternator and battery, thru hull head, sink, butane stove, cushions, ...
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Fairfield :
Luxury British built yacht with extensive wood finish and full teak inside and out.
Pristine condition and perfectly maintained.
2002 model built in 2001
Twin Cummins 635hp DIESEL with ZF transmissions
24 Kts Cruise, 32 Kts top speed
Dual station GPS and Radar by Raymarine
Dual station ZF ClearCommand propulsion controls
Dual VHF radios with seperate antennas
Hynautic ...
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Exaggerator Gallops Lap Around Belmont Track
Preakness Stakes (gr. I) winner Exaggerator got a feel for the Belmont Park surface on a rainy morning May 30 in his first trip to the track since his arrival in New York from Maryland the previous day.
Preakness Stakes (gr. I) winner Exaggerator got a feel for the Belmont Park surface on a rainy morning May 30 in his first trip to the track since his arrival in New York from Maryland the previous day.
Tickets are free for museum members and up to two tickets each are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The ceremony will also be streamed live online.
The New York State Gaming Commission May 23 approved a regulation to standardize and increase penalties against gambling operations—including racetracks—that let any minor under age 18 place wagers on their products.
As it waits for a decision on the future of the New York Racing Association, the organization's board of directors May 25 spent less than five minutes discussing rumors of a proposal that would keep the association under state control.
Senate bill proposes a 15-member board with a mix of private and public representatives.
The New York Racing Association board of directors, at a meeting scheduled for May 25, will consider a resolution for election or re-election of its corporate officers.
The New York Racing Association May 22 listed seven 3-year-olds, including the top three finishers in the Preakness Stakes (gr. I), as pointing toward the June 11 Belmont Stakes (gr. I).
A first try on turf proved no problem for undefeated Lightstream as she rallied to victory in the $100,000 Soaring Softly Stakes May 21 at Belmont Park.
Centennial Farms' Unified showed a new dimension May 14 in winning the $200,000 Peter Pan Stakes (gr. II) at Belmont Park.
Stradivari, Uncle Lino, and Collected—a trio of new faces to the Triple Crown campaign expected to start in the Preakness Stakes (gr. I)—had their final serious tune-ups May 13.
Recepta, owned by Phillips Racing Partnership and Pam Gartin, leads the clutch of females who found mixed success in graded stakes last year and look again to prove themselves in top company.
Adventist and Unified may find a tough contender in Federico Tesio runner-up Governor Malibu in the May 14 Peter Pan Stakes (gr. II) at Belmont Park.
Trainer Chad Brown appears to hold a strong hand in the $400,000 Man o' War Stakes (gr. IT) May 14 at Belmont Park with three entrants: Morandi, Money Multiplier, and Wake Forest.
The New York State Gaming Commission has levied a $2,500 fine and 20-day suspension against veterinarian Carl E. Juul-Nielsen for falsifying veterinarian records for the horse Street Shark, who was scratched from the first race at Aqueduct March 19.
Alto Racing's son of Tapit splashed his way to a 6 3/4-length victory in the $150,000 Westchester (gr. III) May 7, picking up his first graded stakes win and stamping himself a contender for the $1.25 million Metropolitan Handicap (gr. I) on June 11.
The 6-year-old Candy Ride son is seeking that elusive first graded stakes victory following five consecutive graded-stakes placings.
After years of discussion, New York Racing Association officials May 3 said they are planning a 2017 capital budget expense associated with installing a synthetic surface at Aqueduct Racetrack.
Ranlo Investments' Lady Shipman bounced back strongly from her trip to Dubai with an impressive victory in the License Fee Stakes May 1 at Belmont Park.
The National Thoroughbred Racing Association announced that Belmont Park has earned re-accreditation from the NTRA Safety & Integrity Alliance. The track kicks off its spring/summer meet April 29.
More than 24 hours after Paulassilverlining won her second graded stakes, the Distaff (gr. III) at Aqueduct Racetrack April 17, owner and breeder Vincent Scuderi was still beaming.
Racing regulators in New York have slapped a five-year ban on trainer Jerome Palumbo in a case state officials began investigating more than four years ago after one of his horses tested high for TCO2.
Jockey Jose Ortiz and trainer Rudy Rodriguez wrapped up Aqueduct Racetrack's 19-day spring season April 24 with their second and third straight meet titles, respectively, while Midwest Thoroughbreds was the leading owner.
With Hall of Fame jockey John Velazquez in the irons, Wood Memorial (gr. I) winner Outwork had his penultimate breeze in preparation for the Kentucky Derby presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), covering a half-mile in :48 4/5 April 22 at Belmont Park.
A dozen new stallions take up residence in New York for 2016.
More than 1,000 attend Manhattan funeral service April 12.
Three-and-a-half years after being put under state control by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, the New York Racing Association board of the directors approved a plan April 12 for a return to privatization at a meeting in New York City.
Rallying from last of eight in the slop, Salutos Amigos grabbed his first career grade I win April 9 in the $400,000 Carter Handicap at Aqueduct Racetrack.
Repole Stable's Outwork needed every ounce of energy he had left April 9 to win the $1 million Wood Memorial (gr. I) at Aqueduct Racetrack over longshot Trojan Nation.
Favored at odds of 3-2 in a five-horse field, the 5-year-old son of Lemon Drop Kid wore down 9-5 second choice Madefromlucky to take the 1 1/4-mile test in 2:04.52.
State provides some money to offset insurance cost for owners and trainers, but horsemen say the measure is only a stop-gap.
Bernardini daughter back to site and distance of her only graded stakes win.
The president of the New York THA said it's disappointing that revenue from the planned 1,000 new VLTs at Aqueduct won't produce revenue for purses and the New York Racing Association.
The partnership of Lady Sheila Stable and trainer Linda Rice last year found great success with a mare and a filly, but on April 9 the focus will be on the 3-year-old colt Matt King Coal in the Wood Memorial Stakes (gr. I).
Six Standardbred trainers in New York were suspended after horses in their care registered extremely high levels of cobalt, and for three of them, the levels were so high the NYSGC issued 10-year bans per incident.
Shadwell Stable's homebred Bernardini colt could step up in a big way in the April 9 Wood Memorial (gr. I), New York's final stepping-stone to the May 7 Kentucky Derby (gr. I).
Shadwell's homebred 3-year-old Shagaf has won his three starts by a combined margin of almost 10 lengths, but trainer Chad Brown believes he hasn't reached his limit.
Racetrack executives said they are 'supportive' of guaranteed purses.
The New York Racing Association canceled Aqueduct Racetrack's live racing program April 3 because of extremely high winds in the New York metropolitan area.
Wonderment, a New York-bred filly by Cosmonaut, wins Turfway Park's Bourbonette Oaks (gr. III) in wire-to-wire fashion, getting the mile in 1:39.04.
The head of the horsemen's group at Finger Lakes Gaming & Racetrack is predicting the end of racing at the upstate Thoroughbred track, after a new state government budget deal failed to protect purse levels.
On April 2 Aqueduct will run the Peeping Tom Stakes, which remembers the former claimer turned grade I winner whose caretaker, Alcina Rawles, remembers the gelding as a pleasure horse after his retirement from racing.
Al Shaqab Racing's grade I winner Mshawish, who returns to the U.S. March 31, will get a freshening at Belmont with trainer Todd Pletcher before turning to a summer campaign.
Dubai World Cup (UAE) runner-up Mubtaahij, who already made one trip to the U.S. to run fourth in the 2015 Belmont Stakes (gr. I), will be moved to the care of trainer Kiaran McLaughlin for a stateside campaign.
With the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) fast approaching, New York's off-track betting corporations and Churchill Downs Inc. have resumed negotiations to end a bitter dispute over simulcast fees.
New York-based trainer Rick Schosberg said he feels an obligation to the people and horses that made his success possible, so he invests time in racehorse aftercare via the New York THA's Take the Lead program.
Racing and gambling matters are still in play in New York as the governor and lawmakers try in the coming week to put the finishing touches on a new state budget.
The New York State Gaming Commission has put together a proposed rule it hopes would add scrutiny to the practices of racetrack veterinarians.
The New York Racing Association March 24 credited multiple safety protocols implemented over the past several years for a catastrophic injury rate that has been lower than the average for all Equine Injury Database tracks.
A trade group for New York's racetrack-based casinos is warning of major revenue drops at their facilities if New Jersey voters this fall approve a referendum permitting two new casinos near New York City.
The New York State Senate budget resolution for fiscal 2016-17 includes a few recommendations for protecting revenue for the horse racing industry given impending competition from full-scale casinos.


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Current polling numbers show that Obama is looking a little more like the anti-christ than the messiah these days. In a new Quinnipiac University poll, the President's approval rating is at its lowest point in Quinnipiac polling history–nationally or in any state–at 34%. This puts him within striking distance of the second-term average of 34.4% of Richard Nixon, which was reported by Gallup at the height of Watergate scandal. And it's not just his job performance. A new CNN poll shows that Obama's personal attributes are on par---gratuitous golf reference for the over 150 rounds Obama has played while in office---to reach record lows as well.
In another CNN poll about the 2014 mid-term elections, Republicans now have a 49%-47% edge over Democrats in a generic ballot question, which asked respondents to choose between the two parties in their congressional district without identifying the candidates.
Yes, there is every reason to believe that the GOP should have a good year in 2014. So, how do the establishment Republicans react to such promising news? Well, according the current Senate leader of the GOP---hopefully, not for long---Mitch McConnell (R-INO - KY), you surrender even before you fight. Regarding the upcoming budget fight---which only exists because he surrendered during the last budget fight---Mediocre McConnell had this to say:
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., promised that his party would not allow another closure, saying that outcome would not align with Republican principles.
"Shutting down the government, in my view, is not conservative policy," McConnell said during an interview on CBS's "Face The Nation." "I don't think a two-week paid vacation for federal employees is conservative policy. A number of us were saying back in July that this strategy could not and would not work, and of course it didn't. So there will not be another government shutdown. You can count on that."
A couple of observations here:
- Mickey said Republican principles, not conservative principles. Here, I agree with him. His pathetic leadership has had only one objective, protect his inside-the-beltway Republican buddies as much as possible by kowtowing to Obama and Harry "Henchman" Reid in order to keep the peace.
- He said that shutting down the government is not conservative policy. I agree with him here as well. Conservatives have never advocated shutting down the government. They have advocated smaller government that lives within its means, operates under a budget, and eliminates government excess.
- He mentioned that it isn't conservative policy to pay federal employees for not working during the shutdown. Again, I agree. When a free market business has a layoff, the employees don't get back pay. Kind of defeats the purpose, doesn't it?
It would be easy to dismiss this behavior as an annoyance easily dealt with by nominating and electing Matt Bevin---who recently garnered 80% of the vote in a Kentucky straw poll---to replace him. Unfortunately, his surrender is more dangerous than that.
History is replete with examples of leaders who have incorporated a sort of scorched earth strategy when facing the end of their reign of power, taking out their rage against those that they feel are responsible for their demise. You would think that would mean he would target the Democrats, but you would be wrong. Mickey doesn't have a problem with them because they don't threaten his insider status. The real threat to his power comes from true Conservative organizations such as the T.E.A. Party groups, the Heritage Foundation, and the Senate Conservatives Fund. Some recent examples:
- He called T.E.A. Party candidates "scary" and attacked the Senate Conservatives Fund for electing "more Democrats than the Democratic Senatorial Committee over the last three cycles." Could it be that Mickey was the party leader during those three cycles? Naw, that's just a coincidence, I'm sure.
- He led the decision by the National Republican Senatorial Committee to cease doing business with Jamestown Associates, in an effort to punish them for working for the Senate Conservatives Fund. The NRSC also blackmailed fellow Republican groups to follow suit or risk their support.
- McConnell supported paying $5000 per month to have US News columnist Brian Walsh work for the NRSC and provide support to his campaign by attacking the Conservative organizations mentioned above. Is it just me, or does that sound a little too much like Obama's modus operandi?
McConnell's efforts appear to have had little impact so far, but it would be foolish to assume it will stay that way. As Erick Erickson so aptly describes: McConnell would rather rule in Hell than serve in Heaven. He'd rather be minority leader, than have a Republican Senate majority without him.
The current political climate would seem to indicate that a GOP victory is certain in 2014. Unfortunately, McConnell thinks that means it's time to surrender.
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From who?
Raising the debt ceiling yet again, renigging on his promise of a balanced approach (raising taxes AND cutting the budget), the risk of the nation's credit rating being lowered again and the outcry from the military if they get the shaft while reforms in entitlement programs are completely ignored should make all Americans light a fire under his feet.
Especially now since they're going to see even less in their paychecks.


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The Challenge Coins and the Birth of the New Business
The early batches of challenge coins were not as gorgeous and well-made as the coins being offered in the modern time. The advanced technologies (compare that from the past) that most coin manufacturers employ today makes it all possible to produce high quality coins with flawless craftsmanship. There are also more available materials, such as the different metals and tints to use, to produce the quality coins. Most novelty shops also sell unique coins that can only be found in their shops.
The coins also come in different shapes and sizes. Since they are still considered coins, their size must fit in the palm of the hand. There are also lots of coin manufacturers, like Challenge Coins 4 Less, that offer free coin design to clients. You have an option to submit your own design to us and we will do our best to enhance that design and meet your satisfaction.
We can also design your coin for you and all you need to do is tell us the things that you want to include in your coin. We also welcome a rough sketch of the design and our team of remarkable artists will finalize it, and then send you the proof. We do revisions for free and we will only mint your custom coins upon your approval.
The Incident that Paved Way to the New Business
There were no custom coin manufacturers in the past, and a certain (well-to-do) American officer of a particular squadron thought that it was a good idea to give a medallion to each member of his unit. The medallion bore the same features as the modern custom coins today, except the craftsmanship is way better in this era.
To cut the story short, the American soldier from the rich commander's unit was saved by his medallion. He was captured by the enemy and was able to escape until he reached the outpost of their French allies. Because he got nothing on him to identify himself, the French took the American soldier as prisoner. Luckily, one of the French soldiers recognized the medallion that the American soldier hung around his neck. He was freed and was able to reunite with his unit.
He told the story and that piece went down the history. From that day on a new tradition was born. It was the start, lots of things happened afterwards.
Giving Out Coins in the Military
The tradition in the US Military of handing challenge coins as rewards to deserving soldiers began in the early 1960s. A curator of the John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Museum confirmed that a member of the 11th Specials Forces Group collected some old coins and stamped them with a different symbol or logo. He then presented the modified coins to each member of his unit. The story became popular and it reached the ears of the former 10th Special Forces Group commander.
The former commander decided to mint the first ever challenge coins. He then gave the coins to each member of the 10th Special Forces Group. The said unit was the only unit with their own military coin, and it remained that way for at least a decade or two. After such period, an outburst of custom coin minting took place. Every unit wanted to have their own military coins.
The coins usually bear the unit insignia on front. The coins are typically distributed by the unit's commander. The coins were able to deepen the bond of each unit and improved their camaraderie.
Business minded people predicted a good fortune and future from the humble medallion. Soon, more and more businessmen got into custom coin minting and got their share of a good fortune. The modern custom coins are being used for various purposes and reasons. They are no longer limited to military use.
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Businesses, organizations, clubs, schools, event organizers, and private individuals found lots of uses for the custom coins. Some fresh entrepreneurs still choose to open a custom coin manufacturing business. As long as people remain fascinated with the attractive coins, expect more businessmen to consider putting up their own challenge coin business.
It is still too early to tell the direction that the custom coin business is going. The coins might still be popular now, and might suddenly become a thing of the past by tomorrow. It is also possible that the coins will remain forever.
As of now, the challenge coins are still popular and their popularity never seems to diminish. Due to this, you can expect the birth of more coin manufacturers today or the near future. In the mean time, if you want to know more, then contact us for further details.


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The only problem with this article is that he doesn't say how this going to happen. Yes for sure we are in the revolution of How we listen to music, but still the question: Where the f&?%@ the musician can get a living ? There is so many who wants this badly but a few who survive.
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The arrival of the Dragon resupply vehicle is now less than a couple of weeks away and it's amazing to watch the Station getting ready for it.
I wish I could say that I have the overall picture, but that's up to people way smarter than me who sit in the control centers and run the show. Up here, we just try to do our best in performing our daily tasks, but these are of course all pieces of a puzzle that will eventually become a full visiting vehicle mission, from capture to release, with a significant complement of science to perform while Dragon is berthed to ISS.
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Today was our "offset grapple" practice, a two-hour session in which we could practiced flying the real arm, instead of the simulator. I've talked about "offset grapples" in my L+20, +21 Logbook: check it out, in case you missed it!
When the last Dragon arrived, Butch performed the actual capture. This time I will be the prime robotic operator, so I will be at the controls of the arm, while Terry will be responsible for communication with the ground, running the procedures and the malfunction cue cards (the latter will hopefully not be needed).
And speaking of malfunctions, on our last "almost-grapple" today we practiced the response to a "safing event" occurring the arm end effector is already over the pin, so very close to pressing the trigger to capture, or even shortly thereafter. The arm will automatically go into a safe mode following a malfunction, making it impossible to command the joints, the end effector or the arm in its entirety.
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Ah, yesterday I also spent some time on my periodic fitness assessment. We do that on our bike, CEVIS, once a month, using a dedicated protocol, while our electrocardiogram is recorded and blood pressure is measured every five minutes. Based on this data, specialists on the ground can make an estimation of our VO2max, which is a commonly used measure of cardiovascular fitness. The typical trend observed in 6-month missions is a significant, quick decrease of VO2max early on and then a slow recovery through the daily workouts on bike and treadmill. And the closer we are to returning to Earth, the more critical it is to exercise, to be ready to face gravity again.
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Story: (Albany, NY) - The College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering ("CNSE") of the University at Albany today announced that a high-level corporate executive who is recognized globally as a scientific leader in the development of leading-edge clean energy and environmental technologies has just joined the fast-growing ranks of its world-class faculty.
Dr. John F. Elter, who most recently served as Chief Technology Officer at Plug Power Inc., has been appointed as Empire Innovation Professor of Nanoengineering and Executive Director of the Center for Sustainable Ecosystem Nanotechnologies within the CNSE.
The Center will provide critical design and analysis, pilot prototyping, and proof of concept to enable advanced systems and structures for integration within a host of renewable energy technologies, including fuel cells, solar energy, hydrogen, biofuels, wind, and hydropower. The research will complement the applications-based programs of CNSE's Energy and Environmental Technology Applications Center ("E2TAC"), providing additional capabilities and expertise to accelerate the path to commercialization for next-generation alternative energy technologies.
Dr. Alain E. Kaloyeros, Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer of CNSE, said, "I am delighted to welcome Dr. Elter as the newest member of the world-class faculty at the UAlbany NanoCollege, where he brings recognized engineering expertise and demonstrated corporate leadership in the development of technologies that promote clean energy and environmental sustainability. His role in leading the new Center for Sustainable Ecosystem Nanotechnologies will both enhance and accelerate CNSE's growing focus in the critical areas of energy and the environment, while providing another valuable asset to attract additional new energy companies to the NanoCollege and New York State."
Dr. Elter said, "It is both a pleasure and a privilege to join the first-rate faculty at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering, and in particular, to have the opportunity to guide the new Center for Sustainable Ecosystem Nanotechnologies. I look forward to utilizing the significant intellectual and technological capabilities of the NanoCollege, which are unmatched in the global higher education arena, to further expand CNSE's pioneering efforts to enable important advances in renewable energy and environmental technology research and commercialization."
Since 2001, Dr. Elter was responsible for a wide range of activities at Plug Power, leading development of the company's advanced fuel cell systems, developing the technology roadmap in support of the company's multi-generational product strategy, and overseeing expansion of fuel cell technologies for overall product development. Previously, he worked at Eastman Kodak as Vice
President and Chief Technology Officer of their former Professional Division, and before that spent more than 30 years at Xerox Corporation, where he held a variety of executive positions, including Vice President of Strategic Programs, and led the effort to deliver Xerox's first completely recyclable, remanufacturable and reusable fully digital networked product.
Dr. Elter holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Purdue University, where he was named an "Outstanding Mechanical Engineer for 2007," an MSME from New York University, and a Ph.D. in Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences from the University of Rochester, where he also has been recognized as a Distinguished Alumnus. He serves as a Director of the National Hydrogen Association, a Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers ("ASME"), and a member of the ASME Foundation and Industry Advisory Boards, and is a member of the Electrochemical Society and International Society of Industrial Ecology.
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True enough.
But you could.
"I think internet radio would give you many choices. "
I don't yet have the internet in my car, or on my bike.
I think internet radio would give you many choices.
Wily Bill Gates is testing a system that allows someone to choose a type of station they like from within their community and it serves up a number of choices with a similar format with no commercials, etc.
I can't stand talk radio. LOL
"I am finding that most of the time when the parabolics are first hit, if you just bide your time (don't trade) you will often find that you are entering a base, which is generally a rectangle."
The exception is after a long run-up or drop. Often the 0.01 SAR will have hovered just above or just below the rectangle formed by a base, which is by that time obvious and you just set your buy or sell stops to catch the action.
I think I will have to put up some charts to really explain this if you care.
"I haven't been using the 20 day SMAs by themselves. I also been using the parabolic SAR as a key warning indicator and just plain old support and resistance."
To expand on that a little bit, and hopefully not confuze you more, I am finding myself more and more using the parabolic SAR with both a 0.01 and a 0.02 acceleration factor. If you look at some you will see they aren't far off from a simple 20 day SMA, but if you use some discretion with them, you don't get whipsawed as much.
I am finding that most of the time when the parabolics are first hit, if you just bide your time (don't trade) you will often find that you are entering a base, which is generally a rectangle. At that point, its better to just draw support and resistance lines on the rectangle and see which way it breaks. The SMA and the SAR will cross back and forth numerous times during such a phase but just ignore them.
I am also using a slightly modified SAR, which starts a bit differently than the one that Wilder first defined, but I like ti better.
"Or the absence of one in Stern."
It could happen, but sattelite radio is the future, if they can just figure a way to make it profitable.
I must be falling in love with the stock [G], since I was just thinking today how hard it is to find a good talk show station. I got really tired of Rush, and Sean during the elections, and can't stand the liberal radio guys that failed. I used to really like listening to Larry King at night when I was a kid in Miami, and he was a local. Then Art Bell was interesting for awhile. Now there is nothing worth listening to (at least in Atlanta). There is a need, and my kids are all saying you gotta have it in your car or maybe the wearable ones that are coming out next year.
"That gain could vanish in a heartbeat with a stock like SIRI."
Or the absence of one in Stern.
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50k worth.
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Did you know that you can make soda pop from yard weeds? Throat drops with rose petals? Or BBQ Sauce from RHUBARB? I could not believe the amazing things I learned in this last linky.
- In Lacto-fermented Dandelion Soda, I learned how to prepare dandelion blossoms and turn them into soda! I thought that surely the "all-purpose starter" would be some magical concoction that I'd have to order, but it's just ginger root, sugar and water.
- In Rose Petal Peppermint Drops, The Nerdy Farmwife uses real roses in her throat soothers, and not just for the smell. They actually add soothing, anti-inflammatory benefits to these easy drops.
- The craziest thing I saw this week was Rhubarbecue Sauce. I've never grown rhubarb, but I have cooked with it. I figured it was just for pies. And isn't that the funnest name? With my accent it comes out: Roo-bar-bee-kyew.
- And in Pros and Cons of Keeping a Rooster, I learned that there are actually PROS to having a rooster! Who knew? No wonder I have to yell so loud when it's feeding time to get their attention.
- In Ants Hate Cinnamon, the Parsimonious Princess is positively gleeful over hacking off ants with cinnamon. I had a lovely experience myself with a hoard under my Banksiae rose bush a few years ago. Ants don't just dislike cinnamon, they bail out like you're pouring fire on their heads. It's a life-affirming experience…
BEAUTIFUL STUFF, people! Thank you for sharing.
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