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The plushest place to see a movie in Washington these days is not in Washington at all, but just over the district line in the once-thriving, then-seedy, now-reviving commercial center of Silver Spring, Md., where the American Film Institute and Montgomery County have transformed an Art Deco theater into a high-tech cinema showcase.
The Silver Theater, a 1938 landmark that looks like a sleek, gray ocean liner bobbing on a hilltop on Colesville Road, was for decades the centerpiece of one of the capital's first suburban shopping centers. But as sprawl spread farther north into Maryland, the area fell on hard times, and by the mid-1980's the Silver was closed, its ceiling leaking and its once-grand auditorium home to a colony of feral cats.
Preservationists, led by the Art Deco Society of Washington, banded together to save it. In 1997 the Montgomery County executive, Douglas M. Duncan, who was working to redevelop the area, held talks with the American Film Institute, the Los Angeles-based preservation and education organization. Its East Coast branch operated for nearly three decades out of makeshift space at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts here.
The result: a loving restoration of the original theater, plus construction of two smaller state-of-the-art auditoriums, in a $20 million county-built complex that will present festivals and regular showings of classic, foreign, independent and documentary films.Continue reading the main story
Clint Eastwood was the guest of honor at an invitation-only gala on Friday that drew Washington notables and, like a Hollywood premiere, a crowd of neighborhood onlookers. The film that night was a 60th-anniversary screening of ''The Ox-Bow Incident'' (1943), the gritty Henry Fonda western about a lynch mob. Afterward Mr. Eastwood showed a clip from his forthcoming film ''Mystic River,'' with Sean Penn and Tim Robbins, about a murder in South Boston.
''It's worked out up to the level of our highest dreams, said Jean Picker Firstenberg, director of the film institute, whose grandfather was a partner with Marcus Loew in building a pioneering chain of movie palaces. ''It has been a long time from the moment we walked into Doug Duncan's office. I don't think there's another cultural asset like this in the country, and now the pressure's on us to live up to what the county's expecting.''
The A.F.I. Silver Theater and Cultural Center will open to the public this Friday with a series of films from 1938 (including ''Jezebel'' and ''Holiday''); Jean-Pierre Melville's 1970 film noir classic, ''Le Cercle Rouge''; and Robert Mugge's 2002 documentary on the blues, ' ''Last of the Mississippi Jukes.'' From June 18 to 22, the theater will play host to Silverdocs, a festival of more than 60 documentary films from around the world, in partnership with its new neighbor in Silver Spring, Discovery Communications Inc., parent of the Discovery Channel. (For further information, see www.AFI.com/Silver.)
''Film is the parlance of our times, the way people get their ideas,'' said the center's director, Murray Horwitz, a onetime circus clown, actor, songwriter and NPR programming executive who was recruited last year to devise the Silver's programming. ''That should be worth exalting,'' he said as he showed a visitor around the refurbished theater.
In the main auditorium, the Silver has 400 extra-roomy seats, compared with the 1,100 in the original theater. Its plaster ornamentation, lighting and nautical motif wall-coverings have been restored or recreated in a palette of teals, tans, oranges and greens. There is an electric organ to accompany silent films and a small stage for live music. All three auditoriums are wired with the latest sound-system and digital technology for taping and transmitting live television broadcasts.
''We can't do Cinerama or IMAX, but almost every other format,'' said Ray Barry, the center's deputy director.
Gensler, an international firm based in San Francisco, was the project's architect. It used archival photographs and fabric scraps to piece together much of the destroyed or damaged décor of the original theater, designed by John Eberson, a major movie-theater architect. Elaborate brocaded wall coverings that looked brown were only tobacco-stained, and the original maker, Scalamandré of New York, reproduced the fabric, said Michael Darner, the project manager for Gensler.
From a description of the theater published in 1938, the architects uncovered a reference to the original carpet-maker, a company since absorbed by Brintons U.S. Axminster of Mississippi, which found a detailed design request and pattern in its warehouse paperwork and reproduced the multicolored pattern.
Because the original theater was built to show the standard 35-millimeter films of the day, which were projected in a format much squarer than modern wide-screen ratios, the architects had to build a retractable proscenium arch that could accommodate 70-millimeter movies. To meet historic preservation standards, the original curved-plaster arch was also recreated, but it will be hidden behind the new screen.
To link the historic theater to the adjoining newly built 200- and 75-seat theaters, Gensler designed a vaulting glassed-in open space with room for a cafe, exhibition space and a souvenir stand. It also has a hanging bridge connecting the upper-level projection rooms. The American Film Institute plans to use this space for receptions, fund-raising events and rentals for corporate conferences.
''Their whole vision was to bring together and blend the past, present and future of the art of filmmaking,'' said Diane Hoskins, managing principal of Gensler's Washington office.
Mr. Duncan, the Montgomery County executive, was the chief cheerleader for bringing the film institute to help anchor Silver Spring's 22-acre redevelopment site, a $400 million public-private partnership that in addition to the Silver Theater complex will include restaurants, stores, parking and a 4,500-seat, 20-screen movie multiplex showing conventional Hollywood fare. The Silver is two blocks from the most heavily trafficked Metro subway stop in the Washington area.
''One of the reasons I ran in 1993 was to help revitalize Silver Spring,'' Mr. Duncan said. ''When I got into office, it was abandoned buildings, vacant storefronts, a mess. One of the key assets we had was the Silver Theater, and we knew we had to renovate it and use it in some way. To Jean Firstenberg's credit, she came in and toured Silver Spring and saw the potential.''
The county owns the Silver, and the American Film Institute has a 10-year lease, at $10 a year, renewable for the next century. The institute will also continue to show films at the Kennedy Center.
''What we hope is that it breaks even,'' Mr. Duncan said. ''What's been nice is that so many people in this region either went to this theater as a kid or have memories of it. A man came the other day with three tickets from the original opening night. It's amazing the sentimental attachment people have.''Continue reading the main story


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The Egyptian parliament is hashing out legislation that would outlaw the unauthorized duplication—in either image or exact model—of over 120 ancient Egyptian ruins and artifacts, from Tutankhamun's sarcophagus to the Sphinx and the pyramids. The law, which its authors hope will be enshrined in international codes, seeks to extend the conventional copyright term of 95 years to apply over many millennia.
An additional law proposes stiffening sentences for antiquities smuggling and destruction, increasing the current maximum penalty of 15 years in prison to life behind bars. If parliament passes this legislation, the new norms may go into effect as early as summer 2008.
This is the most recent chapter of Egypt's ongoing effort to achieve more local control over its antiquities and to reclaim those scattered around the world. It is a project championed by the outspoken and flamboyant head of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, Zahi Hawass. Since taking the position in 2002, Hawass has been active in extending the mandate of his office. In 2003 he demanded (so far unsuccessfully) that the British Museum restore the Rosetta Stone to a permanent residence in Egypt. Hawass also cut a multi-million-dollar deal with the Discovery Channel to fund a local DNA-testing lab in exchange for exclusive filming rights. The recent traveling King Tut exhibit, Hawass has said, raised $140 million for local conservation work.
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Anna joined ITLS in July 2014, as Administration Officer. Her primary functions are coordinating the Graduate Work Placement Program, short courses, Alumni development and Higher Degrees by Research (HDR). Anna worked in London as a Town Planning assistant and as an Executive Assistant in Edinburgh for the Royal Bank of Scotland before returning to Sydney. Anna has also worked in the Discipline of Accounting, Work and Organisational Studies and Business Analytics in her 8 years at the University. Anna has now continued her career in the education sector by joining ITLS.


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Principles of Hydrology
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BeschreibungThis book takes a non mathematical looks at the principles and processes of hydrology. Now in its fourth edition, this well established book preserves the essential structure, clarity and style which have ensured its continued international popularity over more than three decades. However the book has been revised and fully updated to take into account new research and developments in the subject and the changing role of hydrology in the modern world. The thematic treatment of the main phases of the hydrological cycle i.e. precipitation, interception, evaporation, subsurface water and stream flow, has been retained, together with the chapter on water quality. A final, synthesising chapter has been reinstated by popular demand, together with a broader spectrum of case studies and examples. A selection of problems and exercises has also been included at the end of each chapter.
InhaltsverzeichnisChapter 1: Introduction. 2: Precipitation. 3: Interception. 4: Evaporation. 5: Groundwater. 6: Soil Water. 7: Runoff. 8: Water Quality. 9: The Drainage Basin and Beyond.
PortraitRoy Ward is Emeritus Professor of Geograohy and former Deputy Vice Chancellor of the University of Hull. Mark Robinson is Principal Scientific Officer at the Institute of Hydrology, Wallingford. Both are founding members of the British Hydrological Society.
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Episode 25 of the Two Enthusiasts Podcast is an omnibus episode that covers a number of topics (we even had to cut a couple out, since the show went waaaay long).
We start the show with a discussion about Indian's upcoming flat track racing effort, which will see Jared Mees helping develop a new Indian motor that was recently teased. We also talk about the new Husqvarna FS 450 supermoto and its cool go-fast parts (traction control, launch control, air forks, etc).
Fresh off the Isle of Man TT, we also look at the TT-styled road race that Australians are trying to organize near the Sunshine Coast. Our last news item see us talk about what the VerticalScope hack means for motorcycle forum enthusiasts.
We finish the show by trading stories about racing in the Baja 500, and Quentin's adventures endurance racing an old clapped-out vintage MX bike. Both conversations somehow involve the mentioning of coconut water, strangely enough.
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6l6/12ax7 schematics please
hi everyone,
my name is mike, i come from a small country called new zealand-
i am currently planning to build a 6l6 push pull stereo power and pre amp using 12ax7s in the preamp and driver stages and have had real trouble finding a schematic that has been tried and proven using the above combination.
i have come across a great little pre amp circuit from here: Fun With Tubes
which looks nice and simple and i was planning to insert it into the schematic for the "oddwatt 225" schematic, 6SL7 SRPP / KT77 Push-Pull Class-A Ultra-Linear DIY Tube Amplifier
however the 6sl7 tubes are very hard to find where i live, yet there are plenty of 12ax7s around.
can some of you gurus please advise me on wearther or not it is a good idea to substitute the 6sl7 units for the 12ax7s? i have been reading in a few different places that the 12ax7 is too weak to properly drive a 6l6- is this true and if so are there any other options for driver tubes?
i have built a couple of small guitar amps in my time but this stereo amp is a first for me.
i plan on winding a toridal transformer for the supply side myself and having the audios made locally by a well regarded winder- i am an electrician by trade so i understand most of the basics, but there is a few that i dont.
thankyou in advance for your help, you all have a great site here and it feels great to be apart of it!
i dont know if it is relevant or not but this amplifier is going to be for my mothers new stereo- she once owned an old harman kardon tube amp many years before i was born, and has said shed like to have another now she wants to get a decent stereo, but cannot afford the price tag of many of the better units, so i said "instead of buying something plastic, put your money into a decent cd player and a good pair of speakers and ill build you the amp!" it only needs to be around 25-30w per channel, so the oddwatt 225 looked like an ideal victim!
Hi Mike and Welcome to diyAudio :) Plenty of tube people here to lend a hand!
thanks mate
Bruce mentions that you can sub a 12AX7, you'll need to adjust some of the resistors. I'd email Bruce and ask him. He's a great guy and will be happy to help.
Hello Mike,
I dont no if you want an SE or PP amplifier but here are some schematic
6L6 single ended tube amp | Tube amps DIY
For starters but take a look on googles picture side 6l6 SE - Sök på Google there are more schematics
that PP schematic will definately need more gain from a CD player output, and with 12ax7s you probably only need 1 tube, (single gain stage and cathodyne phase inverter. are you looking for cathode bias or fixed biased power tubes?
I recently built the 'Poddwatt', designed by Bruce Heran, and it is a great little amp.
My advice would be to go with the 'as designed' version rather than trying to re-work a design to match the tubes you have on hand. Bruce mentions that the '12AT7 and variants' don't sound as good as the 6SL7 and 12SL7 tubes; I'd pay attention to that before going to the 12AX7.
When you look at the total cost of an amp project (chassis, transformers, hardware), the tube cost is not that large unless you opt for 'silly-grade' tubes.
I know shipping is an issue for you, but tubes are light and shipping costs are pretty low. I buy tubes from former USSR places often.
Just to put things in perspective, the preamp tube costs (at ESRC in FL, USA) are quite low- 6SL7 @ $7, 12SL7 @ $4.
Bruce mentions that the 6L6GC is best for rock, for other genres the KT77 ($40/pair at thetubestore) is the way to go.
If you have an active 'ham' aka amateur radio community in your area, you may find a source for tubes at reasonable prices. Used tested tubes can be fine performers, if you can get them at a decent price.
PS- If you want 25wpc, then PP is the route to go. What sort of speakers does your Mom have?
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Many classic tube amps used 12AX7s to drive 6L6 class tubes with good success so a bit of studying of these older circuits may be helpful. Sure there are better drivers but it can be done so why not.
HH Scott 99D for example.
thank you all very much for the info! i have decided to go with the same preamp with 12ax7s, but shop overseas for the 6sl7 units to use as the drivers and i will probably go with the kt77s, taking the authors word for it they are better for clasical and other types of music- i personally love the tone of the 6l6, but i have to take into account that this uit wont be used for rock n roll all the time.
once again, thanks for your info! i have a few projects on the go as well- one is a phono preamp that is due for completion tomorrow, will post some pics in another thread soon!
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Irish Person of the Year Brendan Burchard and Grand Marshal Rhonda Capron will be Featured
(March 13, 2013 – Sioux City, Iowa) – The 5th Annual Sioux City St. Patrick's Day Parade will take place at 12:15 p.m. on Sunday, March 17 in downtown Sioux City. Leading the parade will be City Councilwoman Rhonda Capron, this year's grand marshal, and at the end will be this year's featured Irish Person of the Year, Brendan Burchard. In between? More than 50 entries representing local schools, sports teams, businesses and Irish families.
"This year's parade is shaping up to be bigger and better than ever before," said Mac Dolan, co-chair of the Sioux City St. Patrick's Day Parade. "We hope everyone brings their families out to celebrate St. Patrick's Day the Sioux City way!"
Capron was selected as grand marshal after years of supporting the Sioux City St. Patrick's Day Parade. Burchard, a longtime coach and teacher at Bishop Heelan, was named last year's "educator of the year" by Morningside College.
The parade will start at Iowa and 3rd Streets, heading west down 3rd to Jackson Street, where it will turn right and travel for one block to 4th Street. It will continue east down the length of Historic 4th Street, ending at Floyd Blvd.
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Mr. Meeson's Will
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Oktober 2001
BeschreibungIf Haggard -- one of the greatest adventure writers of all time -- is remembered now, it is for his novels featuring Allan Quatermain, a heroic adventurer whose exploits in Africa form the most important sequence of Haggard's books. Quatermain's adventures are chronicled in such novels as "King Solomon's Mines," "Allan Quaterman," "She," and 11 others. However, despite the importance of the Quaterman books, many of Haggard's other novels are interesting in their own right. "Nada the Lily" is the first of four books about the Zulus, all of which are excellent. "Eric Brighteyes" is rich, fantasy-laden Icelandic saga. "The World's Desire" (written with Andrew Lang) is a fantasy about the characters in "The Odyssey." And there are numerous other titles (many of them reprinted by Wildside Press as part of the Wildside Fantasy Classics series) which bring undeservingly lost Haggard books back into print. "Mr. Meeson's Will" is just such a book. Here we get a glimpse of what H. Rider Haggard must have gone through as a starting author, as he slyly takes the reader inside the British publishing industry, where greed and hack writers (he calls them "tame writers") are prominent. One can easily see how writers of the day could be ruined by publishers as ruthless and unscrupulous as Mr. Meeson. Luckily Haggard could call upon his years of legal training in search of the appropriate remedy for his heroine's tragic plight!
Untertitel: 2:B&W 6 x 9 in or 229 x 152 mm Perfect Bound on Creme w/Gloss Lam. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: Borgo Press
Erscheinungsdatum: Oktober 2001
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The Big Fish fishy photo competition and podcast
26/01/2013 , 6:00 AM by Scott Levi
The Big Fish, Fishy Photo competition is up and running with our first winner Robert Shearim.
Robert took these photos of his grandson Christopher, on Botany Bay, battling some feisty Salmon and Bonito.
Great to see little Chris wearing his life jacket. Congratulations Robert, you've won a belt mounted PFD from NSW Maritime, because, "a life jacket never ruined a day on the water".
We will have another winner next week, keep listening to The Big Fish between 5 and 6 every saturday morning for your chance to win.
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Hi Scott
terrific news from Col Treneman this morning about his beach session on mulloway, yet you missed a wonderful opportunity to enlighten listeners about this safe, wonderful form of fishing.
Col talked about a nice deep gutter, a steep beach, and that he and his two mates caught five fish up to 19kg. But if only you'd asked him about the bait! Squid? Mullet or tailor fillets? Live bait? It's a crucial factor when fishing for mulloway, and Col's answer would have helped a lot of keen beach jewie anglers.
Hi James,
Your wish is my command, we will kick off this weeks The Big Fish with an indepth segment on the dark secretive art of beach fishing for Mulloway, hosted by Col "The Weighmaster" Trenaman.
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Nov 29 2012
How Does An Owl Hide?
Great gray owls (Strix nebulosa) live in coniferous forests and taiga of the North. Their year-round range extends into upper Minnesota where this one was filmed in March.
In the video you'll see two clips of the owl avoiding detection by two other species: a bald eagle and a raven.
It's hard to imagine a large owl being afraid of anything, but he's actually 15% smaller than a great horned owl. He appears large because of his fluffy feathers.
In March he has a special reason for remaining hidden. His nest is probably nearby.
Watch how the owl "gets skinny" to avoid being seen.
(Click here for more information on this video by Sparky Stensaas, Photonaturalist>)
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# kathryn walterson 29 Nov 2012 at 12:22 pm
Incredibly beautiful. Nature has wonderful ways of keeping animals hidden fron their predators! And the music is haunting.
Thank You so much for enriching our world. Kat
# Markon 29 Nov 2012 at 6:25 pm
Great video. thanks
# Anne Marieon 29 Nov 2012 at 10:02 pm
very cool! and what a pretty owl!


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Nail polish removers are usually either effective or gentle. Zoya's Remove Plus is the rare product that manages to be both. Not only does this remover do the job in a jiff, but it even works to prep and condition the nail, which in turn helps extend the wear of your polish. We love the appealing lavender scent, not to mention the spill-proof pump dispenser, the Big Flipper.
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William B. Jack School, Portland, 1944
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Date: 1944
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Machine shop, Portland High School, ca. 1920
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Horace W. Shaylor: Portland Penman
Horace W. Shaylor, a native of Ohio, settled in Portland and turned his focus to handwriting, developing several unique books of handwriting instruction. He also was a talented artist.
Scientist, author and explorer Donald B. MacMillan established Wiscasset as his homeport for many of the voyages he made to the Arctic region starting in the early 1920s.
In 1857, when Daniel Cough left Amoy Island, China, as a stowaway on a sailing ship from Mt. Desert Island he was on his way into history as the first Chinese person to make his home in Maine. He was soon followed by a cigar maker and a tea merchant who settled in Portland and then by many more Chinese men who spread all over Maine working mostly as laundrymen.
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Maine's Swedish Colony, July 23, 1870
A history of Maine's Swedish Colony in Aroostook County. Project partners include Caribou Public Library, Maine Swedish Colony, New Sweden School, New Sweden Historical Society, Nylander Museum, and Stockholm Historical Society. In addition to a substantive history of the Colony generally, exhibit topics cover specific family histories, Olof Nylander, mills and homes in Stockholm, hand tools, railroads, and more.
An extensive history of a small central Maine town as compiled by team members from Guilford Historical Society and Piscataquis Community Middle School, with input from Guilford Memorial Library, Guilford Economic Development Board, and the Guilford's town office. Manufacturing, festive events, historic buildings, notable veterans, and education, are covered in depth.
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The history of a small western Maine community north of Farmington as told by a team consisting of Strong Historical Society, Strong Elementary School, and Strong Public Library. Exhibit topics include Strong's prominence in the wood products industry (it was once the "Toothpick Capital of the World"), the "Bridge that Changed the Map," schools and educational history, clubs and organizations, "Fly Rod" Crosby, the first Maine guide, and a rich student section related to the Civil War and post-Civil War era in the town.


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I need to know where and how to get STOPGA and CURAGA . Thanks in advance! (^_^)
Stopga - beat the nasty monster who hangs out at the Neverland Clock Tower (this is challenging, so I'd recommend looking on GameFAQs for some tips...)
Curaga - Pester Aerith in Hollow Bastion's library a few times and she'll eventually give it to you.
Man, do I want a copy of Final Mix... ^_^;
The Phantom was actually one of the easiest bosses in the game. So far I'm down to one last boss. And that man is: Sephiroth. 13 more Dalmations and then some ultimate weapons, beat Ansem again and get the cool ending and I would have officially completed Kingdom Hearts.
Mah...I had a bit of trouble with Phantom the first time around...
Okay, finish all the worlds, including Hollow Bastion first. Don't head into the End Of The World yet though. Backtrack into Neverland and find Tinkerbelle in one of the rooms on the Jolly Roger. Make sure you have Peter Pan with you so you can communicate, then she'll take you to London. After a kick-ass cinematic, you'll fight Phantom.
Phantom's a tough customer if you don't know what you're doing. He can cast a Death spell that will kill whoever it's cast upon in 12 seconds. To stop the spell, auto-lock on the Clocktower and cast Stopra on it. To fight Phantom himself, focus on the glowing orb in his cloak. It's color-coordinated, so attack with the correct technique. Red is Fire magick, Blue is Ice Magick, and Yellow is Thunder Magick. When it turns white, however, hit him physically. I suggest using a high-power keyblade with a good chance of criticals.
As for Curaga, just find Aerith in the Hallow Bastion Library after you've saved that world, then bug her until she teaches it to you.
By the way, you'll also want to stop by Agrabah to find Carpet in Aladdin's house. He'll take you to another optional boss, Kurt Zisa. Totally optional, but I like to be thurough. ^_^
DeathScythe: Want a tip on how to beat Sephi? First, enable the ability that allows to you reserve one point of health no matter what...Second Wind or something like that...I forget the exact name. That'll keep you from dying instantly no matter what happens to you, sans a Death Spell.
When Sephi starts to cast Sin Harvest, put as much distance between you and him as possible. Use the right-analog stick to open the items menu and hover on an Elixer. As soon as your health and magick meters empty, hit the Elixer and you'll be restored to full ability by the time he's able to run across the field to get what should've been the finishing blow in. If you're quick, you can hop over the swing and hit him with a point-blank Ars Arcanum before he has a chance to teleport away.
After that, watch out for his Meteor spell and keep wailing on him with Ars Arcanum, Ragnarok, and repeated Sonic. Try and get in as many chains as possible and always watch out for Sin Harvest. If you can hit him with a technique while he's raising his arm to cast it, he won't be able to finish the spell and you'll have a better chance of saving your Elixers. He's going to start teleporting around a lot, so be sure you have the Roll Ability turned on so you can get out of the way. Once he starts flying and attacking, there's no way even a Super Glide is fast enough to outrun him. Just do your best with the Block ability and hit him at every chance you have.
I think it's pretty pointless to get stopga AFTER defeating Phantom... It kinda defeats the purpose of having it...
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Summer Sparks is a very inventive pony. For an Earth pony she is very good with her hooves and doesn't rely on magic for technology. But with all her success she still dreams of flying highwith the graceful speed of a Pegasus pony. With her newest creation, Gigatrot, she goes to Ponyville. And compared to flying, how hard could making friends be?
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Hehe. I like this. I find it quite humorous, and I like that you've used the stallion counterparts to the mane 6. While it's certainly not the best in the world, it has a certain charm to it that makes me want to read more; and that's quite possibly the best thing any story can have. On another note, I prefer the CMC's counterparts as they are named in On a Cross and Arrow: Sweepy Belle, Scootaroll, and Applebuck - but that's just me. Keep up the good work.
Critique: Pacing - It feels a little fast paced, not to say that's a bad thing. I don't know how long you plan for this to go on, so stick to what works for you. I'm probably just overly used to reading elaborate detailed stories.
Hey, this! I remember reading the first chapter! I also remember wanting more - and now my thirst has been sated, albeit temporarily. Please, keep up the good work. 5/5 Tracking
~cocks gun~ Okay, hand over the rest of the story and nopony gets hurt. I will be able to read this story and you can go on your merry way.
Is this still on hiatus then? Because the premise behind it is great, and the writings pretty solid as well, so I'm still looking forward to more chapters. Not a big fan of the gender swap, but that doesn't hinder the story at all.
Okay, finally. There should be more fics about the gender swapped selves...And let me guess Rainbow Blitz and Summer right?
The only rrason its on hiatus is because of the long periods between chapters. And what I'm doing on the side. I absolutely love this story and it pains me when I can't just sit down and write it. Until next break it'll be side work.
Yeah there should. This is a Connor Cogsworth approved story
Well this was a pleasantly suprising read! Keep it coming!
I love how Gigatrot suddenly became her mentor, this is great!
On a side note, you seem to make callbacks to events previous to the story multiple times. To point out that they're separate from the story, try writing those parts in italics, or some other visual marker to distinguish them
I visualised Dusk Shine's face upon sighting Gigatrot for the first time, and damn if it didn't make me laugh!
i like it that you changed everyponies name, Except applejack lol
really enjoying the story so far interesting to see a idea like this keep up the good work
Off to a very good start. Using the rule 63 universe sorta threw me for a bit, but it doesn't seem to hurt the story any.
Is this a parallel universe where all of the ponies are gender-swapped and their names are changed? Pinkie Pie must've broken too many 4th walls...
Implementing rule 63 had a negative impact on my experience for this tale, however the concepts and storylining so far has me rigged well and quickly intrigued me into this story. In other words, Cool story bro.
Interesting, unique and well written. I'm enjoying this a lot, can't wait for more!
But I do wonder: Is there any reason that everypony is genderswapped? Not that I mind, just curious.
I find this a little suspect, from a Science perspective. These desires, feelings, and values systems would have to be coded into Gigatrot, and yet by her own admission Summer doesn't know what the coding she used actually does. But I guess I can look past it, as it's a major device in the comic Girl Genius as well (one of my favorites).
Sorry to split hairs here. I think you're a decent writer, with a sound setup for this story. Keep up the good work.
I can't help but read Gigatrot's dialogue in the Fact Core's voice...
None what-so-ever.
Just thought it would be fun. Listening to the Colt-versions of the songs from the show very early on when I became a brony, and it just sort of stuck with me.
The names were made by Trotsworth on DeviantArt and Cogworth Connor*.
I've heard this a lot. I sort of explained it in Chapter 2. It was kind of Copy > Pasted since it was her father's work! Glad someone thinks I'm a decent writer...
I always have trouble imagining Gigatrot's voice. I had to look up the "Fact Sphere" and omg he talks fast... I think that voice is going to stick with me. "Pants. Pants. Pants. Pants. Pants. Pants. Pants. Pants." So much for my Old Radio theory.
Anyway I'm popping in. To Say.... Chapter 3 is still being made. I swear I haven't forgotten it. (I like Summer and Gigatrot too much).
Also next couple of chapters will be episodic and have nothing to do with the plot. I have a whole year to go through!
I can't make any promises but I'm shooting for editing to begin in April.
so antsy! I have ponies editing it write now. Just like I said I would xD
Yay! Update at last!
Also, do I detect a Hunger Games reference?
>>1330089 Oh come on, it can't be a coincidence: most of the first Hunger Games book is set during the 74th Annual Hunger Games. And this is the 74th Annual Rodeo. Get it now?
Well this is awkward... It's a coincidence. 74 just seemed like a good number. I think the last time I went to the Macy's Day parade it was their 74th anniversary. Might have been something related to that. But het why not. It's a hunger games reference ya got me. *poker face*
Wait... Which pony went to war?
I feel like the description is incomplete for not mentioning that it takes place in the r63-verse.
I can see that but a description of the story doesn't have to detail every character's gender, or even how it's relative to the story to mention that this is a 63 universe. I normally don't like tags but there is one listed as "Alternate Universe".


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In this paper, we discuss past climatic trends over India, greenhouse gas emissions due to energy consumption, forest and land-use changes, climate change scenarios for the year 2050, potential consequences for agriculture and cyclone activity and the possibility that India might limit the increasing trend in its emissions.
India's mean surface air temperature has increased significantly by about 0.4°C over the past ccntury. Neither monsoon nor annual rainfall shows any significant trend. On average, there has been a rise in sea levels around India over recent decades, though considerable uncertainties exist in the accuracy and interpretation of the available data.
Carbon emissions from the energy sector amount to 71 MT a year, equivalent to all other sectors combined. From land-use data, a marginal net sequestration of 5.25 million tonnes of carbon occurred during 1986. Following the IPCC guidelines, methane emissions from rice and livestock are estimated at 17.4 and 12.8 Tg/year, respectively.
According to recent climate model projections, India may experience a further rise in temperature of 1 °C by the year 2050, about four times the rate of warming experienced over the past 100 years. A modest increase in precipitation amounts might occur. Cereals production is estimated to decrease and the nutrition security of the population-rich but land-hungry region of India might be hampered. An increase in local tropical cyclone activity may occur over thc next century, posing added problems as large areas in the coastal regions have a dense population.
About 70% of the electricity generation in India is from coal-based power stations. Altering this dependence significantly to reduce emissions would imply a substantial change in the present energy policy of India. There is great potential for improving energy efficiency and conservation. The adoption of cleaner coal-technologies should be considered, as must the development of renewable, non-conventional energy sources. In all cases, serious institulional barriers and resource limitations need to be addressed. The scope for carbon sequestration is limiled by land availabilily and other factors. It is argued that any response to global warming must be located firmly in the framework of sustainable development.


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The August '05 issue of Jp Magazine was the most informative issue yet. I especially like Christian Hazel's "Your Jeep" column. Practical advice to solve problems is always welcome.
I also liked the articles over the past couple of issues about fitting larger rubber without a suspension lift. After all, ground clearance only comes from taller tires. Many of us don't need enormous wheel travel. Thanks for all the good work.
Jim Slocum
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Well, you guys seem to have finally got it together. I have been running Jeeps for almost 35 years now and was really pleased to see a magazine devoted to these vehicles. I have been a subscriber since day one, but I must say that up until now I have been very disappointed. When it was time for my last renewal, I had to think hard about whether or not to give you more money. I won't go into details, and I'm not here to bash you guys because other readers have already done a pretty good job at that.
Now I would like to say that the August '05 issue has me believing that you guys have finally started listening, and it appears that you might actually be making the turn. I especially appreciated the article on the Golen 4.6L stoker ("The Insane Inline Part I"). I've already built and installed a 4.6L stroker in my TJ, and I'm looking forward to the coverage in upcoming issues. There are several other articles that caught my attention, and I really enjoyed opening and reading this issue. Also, I don't mind looking at Bree's backside or any other side that she wants to show, but please remember that this is a magazine about Jeeps.
There are people out here that have done as much or more with these machines as you guys have. We just haven't had the opportunity to write about them like you have. Please don't bore us with childishness. Keep the good stuff coming.You've got it pointed in the right direction. Now don't let it get away from you!
Rich Rice
Talbott, Tennessee
I just read "Diesel Power" in the August '05 issue and still wonder why you rarely see diesel swaps in Jeeps.
I have a Samurai with a VW 1.6L diesel in it. I have 31-inch tires and get 29 miles per gallon. It was a fairly easy swap--so easy that I am planning on a VW diesel swap into my '88 YJ.
There is a company that makes conversion kits for mating VW diesels to the Suzuki Samurai, Sidekick, and Toyota transmissions. The Toyota pickup transmission is an Aisin transmission, as is the AX-5 and AX-15. So if the input shaft on either AX transmission is the same length as the input shaft on the Toyota transmission, mounting a Toyota bellhousing should make this a fairly easy match.
That is where I am with my research. I need to make some measurements on the input shafts and confirm that the Toyota bellhousing will bolt on. If so, I will probably take this route. My backup plan is a Toyota Tacoma transmission with a driver's side T-case output.
For the engine, I will start with the 1.6L turbo diesel that is in my shop (because I already have it). The 1.6L is an awesome engine choice for the Samurai. My wife's '93 YJ is 1,000 pounds heavier than my Samurai and it has a hardtop and a 4.0L. I haven't weighed my YJ yet, but with a soft top and the much lighter engine, I expect a difference of closer to 500 pounds. The 1.6L may be capable of handling the extra weight with proper gearing, but I am mainly using it to mock up for the final engine. If the 1.6L does the job well, I might stop there. If it is low on power I will spend the cash on a 1.9L from Canada.
As you point out in the article, the diesel comes into its power at a much lower rpm than a gas engine, so even though the numbers are lower for the 1.9L than for the Jeep 2.5L gas engine, the usable low-end torque and horsepower should make it a nice match.
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In your May '05 issue, the "Learn to Drive" story discussed methods to start up on a steep hill. I have tried slipping the clutch, then switching to the gas while trying to start. Due to high gearing, I found it hard to get going. The high gearing also made it dicey to use the starter. By installing a 10-speed bicycle shifter on my gearshift lever, and connecting the end of the cable assembly to my throttle, I was able to use the hand throttle as a third leg to regulate the gas. I also used the hand throttle when slowly traversing rough terrain. That kept my foot from bouncing on the gas pedal. Since then, I put in a 700-R4 automatic but still use the hand throttle to raise the rpm during winching or airing up my tires. I am enjoying your three-part series on the Golen Engine Service 4.6L motor ("The Insane Inline Parts I and II" Aug. and Sept. '05), and I'm considering putting it in my '93 YJ. The dream of a V-8 just seemed too expensive and difficult to smog in California.
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I truly enjoyed your article on the 4.6L buildup ("The Insane Inline Part I"), and I am looking forward to reading parts II and III on this subject. Three years ago when I rebuilt my ol' iron, I managed most all of these tricks that seem so popular now. My biggest dilemma was what cam to use in a city that mandates ultra-low emissions (Arizona and California). To my good fortune, the good folks at Crower were more than happy to assist me when others would not waste any effort on inline-sixes. I'm glad to see you guys treat this as a worthwhile subject. To me, I believe this would be the best way to go for most readers who have aspirations of having horses under the hood. Just un-bolt yours and bolt-in (with much fewer upgrades and modifications than converting to crate motors) a modified block back into place.
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I was on one of those in-law visits up in Pennsylvania some months back. I was bored and grew tired of watching my father in-law sleep, so I went out for a bit and stumbled upon your magazine. I own an '04 TJ and thought this ought to be OK. Well, I read it cover to cover and then some stories again. I loved it so much that I subscribed. Several months back you did an article on good used Jeeps under $3,999 ("Off-Road Cover Charge" May '05). Anyway, you wrote it and I did it! I was searching for an old CJ and had tired of looking at rigs with holes the size of my fist in the frame and had that glass-bottom appearance (or as I jokingly call it, the Flintstone manual brake upgrade). I was out in the hills of Virginia responding to an ad for a '71 CJ with no title. I know, I am a glutton for punishment, but how many Jeep owners out there get a thrill out of buying something you may not be able to legally register? Being an avid gun collector, I had the experience necessary to navigate the governmental bureaucracies.
Anyway, there she was, a '71 CJ-5 with the Dauntless V-6, axles, and driveshafts, just like you recommended. The frame is straight (only surface rust on the frame and cross members), there's a little body rust, and, of course, the dreaded cancerous windshield frame. It started up after 10 minutes of grinding and some cursing, and it ran like a ... well, it ran. So I got it for $500, including the tow home and it's been a project since Father's Day. Well, then you guys had the Hatari CJ-6 Project, an article on hopping up the V-6 ("Odd-Fire Ball" Aug. '05), and quite a few other helpful tidbits along the way. I now know the Gods have been smiling on me and my karma must be good because the stuff you print actually works. The V-6 starts right up, the tranny and transfer case shift smooth, and my '71 is now experiencing a total restoration. Thank God for service manuals. And, by the way, I got the title legally. I know that disappoints you. So thanks for a great magazine. Don't change a thing and tell Bree I'm hot for the next issue. Actually, I'm Smokin'!
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A stay at Cassells Al Barsha Hotel places you in the heart of Dubai, minutes from Ski Dubai and Mall of the Emirates. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Meem Gallery and Souk Madinat Jumeirah.
Make yourself at home in one of the 312 guestrooms featuring minibars. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include phones, as well as coffee/tea makers and complimentary bottled water.
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Those who represent England on the rugby field generally go about their business in the belief that everyone else hates them. No argument there but they are often wrong about the cause, which they presume to be a reaction against a certain arrogance that comes from being rich, powerful and possessed by an unshakeable sense of entitlement founded on their role in the game's origins. In fact they are disliked because of the way they play, and never was that clearer than on Saturday in Dunedin.
England have no history of bringing imagination or creativity to the 15-man game and it was evident against Argentina that they are not about to start now. This was a horrible performance in every respect, from the challenges by Courtney Lawes and James Haskell that removed Gonzalo Tiesi from the tournament and put Felipe Contepomi out of Argentina's next match to the language used by Haskell when drawing the referee's attention to an alleged attempt to gouge his eyes, a complaint he later withdrew, putting his outburst down to "over-exuberance".
Would that even the tiniest hint of exuberance were detectable in the way the team play, because worst of all was the combination of tactical cynicism and a fundamental lack of inventiveness shown by a squad who have spent three-and-a-half years under the same coaching team and yet ended their opening match of the tournament giving routine explanations for the poverty of their performance.
Rugby is not a game for the naïve and none of the contenders at this World Cup is a stranger to calculated abuse of the laws. Every squad has a player or two skilled in the arts of surreptitious obstruction at the breakdown or liable to commit a wild tackle. But the neutral is encouraged to overlook that sort of thing when the teams in question are also capable of infusing their game with individual or collective imagination. Ben Youngs's try apart, England's frequent transgressions against Argentina were unredeemed by any quality more elevated than physical effort, which is why they are so hard for outsiders to love or even admire.
Martin Johnson's priority – as a second-row forward, a captain and now a head coach – has always been to find a way to win. And that, as his players and many commentators pointed out, was exactly what happened on Saturday. From his perspective the nature of the victory is of no importance. But when such a restricted vision, even belonging to a great rugby man and a terrific bloke, is brought to bear on the team's overall philosophy, the outcome is unlikely to make the heart sing. If rugby is not just about constructing tries from the end of the world, neither is it about draining the last drop of joy from the game.
In a sense, however, this may be great news for England, whose recent World Cup history suggests that lacklustre performance is no hindrance to progress and can even, if accompanied by sufficient doggedness, create the platform for success. Embedded in their collective memory is the final of 1991, when they suddenly decided to start throwing the ball around and paid the penalty. In 2003 Clive Woodward's World Cup winners were heavily criticised for the stodginess of their play all the way to the moment of victory, and four years later there were similar concerns when England emerged from their pool despite conceding 36 unanswered points to the Springboks and reached the final without persuading observers to apply superlatives to anything other than the unlikeliness of their revival.
England are good at one thing: a limited game based on forward power and mental resilience. A year ago they discovered that they have the players – Ben Foden, Chris Ashton, Youngs – to do better than that but the ability to play fully joined-up rugby on a consistent basis remains beyond them. And so, in all probability, they will make their lumbering way through the tournament accompanied by clouds of disapproval, extricating themselves from a series of unpromising positions by "finding a way to win", as unencumbered as ever by the tiresome need to enlighten or entertain.
Why not replace Capello with a part-timer?
Although the idea of dismissing Fabio Capello before the Euro 2012 finals sounds like a good one, the problem of securing a credible replacement may deter the FA from taking the decision said to be favoured by some senior figures. Harry Redknapp and Roy Hodgson seem the most likely candidates but would they want to leave their current posts at Tottenham and West Brom for a job that might last only a matter of weeks? Sooner or later someone will suggest that one of them might be persuaded to take over on a part-time basis, as Kevin Keegan did in February 1999. Three months later, with Fulham safely promoted, Keegan accepted the England role on a permanent basis.
The argument that managing the national team is not a full-time job surfaces from time to time, usually accompanied by a shout of "Eureka!" Besides Keegan, however, there is a shortage of helpful precedents. Perhaps the best is the case of Jimmy Murphy, Matt Busby's assistant at Old Trafford, who was still coping with the consequences of the Munich tragedy when he managed Wales at the 1958 World Cup in Sweden. But for an injury that cost him the inclusion of John Charles against Brazil, Murphy might even have come home a winner.
Murray's tired excuse
It is a truth universally acknowledged that when it comes to taking the final step to a grand slam victory, the problem with Andy Murray lies in his head. After losing to Rafael Nadal in New York he spoke of the strain of playing three matches in three days and of trying to conclude points quickly in the first two sets of the semi-final through fear of fatigue in a long match. "A little bit was because I was second-guessing myself physically and wondering how I would feel if I had to play 30 or 40 long rallies," he said. "But I felt OK at the end, given the circumstances." He might have felt even better had someone advised him to play every point with maximum intensity. How much longer will it take him to learn that he will never reach his ultimate goal by giving himself reasons to lift his foot off the throttle?


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Post-Standard, The (Newspaper) - August 10, 2005, Syracuse, New York The Post-Standard Affiliated with SyracuM.com WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10, 2005 FINAL EDITION A GOOD MORNING IN THE CLEAR An area of moist air will stay to the south and east of Central New York today, keep- ing most of the showers and thunderstorms out of the area. Some thundershowers could pop up Thursday morning. Complete forecast, D-6 Agents say Grandma's 'cookies' were crack HIGH: 91 LOW: 67 6 C Posse' SYRACUSE, N.Y. 50 CENTS Tubman tribute slated in Ghana Borrowing money just got more expensive The Fed pushed borrowing costs to their highest point in nearly four years Tuesday. NASCAR driver Busch shifts gears, leaves Roush Nextel Cup champion Kurt Busch has signed a contract with Penske Racing South and asked to be released from his contract with Roush Racing. 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BUSINESS, PAGE C-1 Two types of skin cancer tripling in young people The incidence of two forms of skin cancer has tripled among people younger than 40, re- searchers say. STORY, PAGE A-3 Corrections Syracuse Shakespeare Family Health Plus income Call Deputy Executive Editor Tim Bunn at 470-2240 to dis- cuss a correction on a news story. Subscription questions? Call 470-NEWS By John O'Brien Staff writer Grandma had a special cookie recipe, according to federal agents. Investigators caught 77-year- old Nancy "Grandma" Booth arrested Tuesday on charges of running a massive crack cocaine- trafficking ring in the Rome and Utica areas for the past two years. One defendant is from Syracuse, two are from Canasto- in Madison County and the repeatedly in wiretapped phone rest from Oneida County, calls making crack cocaine sales Booth appeared in court Tues- day afternoon wearing bright from her Utica home, according to the FBI. Booth was among 26 people afternoon wearing pink slippers and a multicolored housecoat and walking gingerly The 1st Grandma, Peaches, Bo Peep and with a cane. She and the other defendants were in court for their initial court appearance be- fore U.S. Magistrate George Lowe. In the wiretapped calls, Booth refers to eight-balls, or eight- ounce chunks of crack, as according to a feder- al prosecutor. In a wiretapped call on June 17, "Grandma asked Ian to bring a cookie to her house for her according to an affi- davit from FBI Special Agent Anthony "Ian told Grandma he was five minutes Fitzgerald DEA.PAGEA-4 BIG WHEELS AT EMPIRE FARM DAYS Stephen D. Cannerelli Staff photographer STEVEN DeWALL, of Port Byron, carries his son, Steven Jr., 2, as they check out a Claas Jaguar Speedstar at the Empire Farm Days on Route 414 in Seneca Falls. The German-made machine chops and forages corn and hay. Empire Farm Days, the larg- est agricultural event of its kind in the Northeast, continues today and Thursday. CNY hospitals to act earlier to prevent deaths They join nationwide campaign to cut hospital deaths with intervention. By James T. Mulder Staff writer Instead of waiting until pa- dents are at death's door, St. Jo- seph's Hospital Health Center is hustling to save their lives at the first sign of a decline in their condition. Three months ago, the hospi- tal established a team of nurses and doctors available around the clock to quickly intervene when patients experience breathing problems, a spike in blood pres- sure or other symptoms that might be warning signs of cardi- ac arrest or some other fatal medical emergency. Studies show only 17 percent of patients who have a cardiac arrest in a hospital survive. The goal is to halt a patient's downward spiral and avoid the need for an emergency "cart call" or "code blue" to resusci- tate them. 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Sisters Pauline Copes John- son, of Auburn, and Geraldine Daniels, of Rochester, are at- tending at the invitation of An- cestral Promotions in Brooklyn and the Afrikan Poetry Theatre in Jamaica, N.Y., which are pay- ing their way from New York City to West Africa. The sisters, great-grandnieces of Tubman, will participate in a weeklong itinerary of events honoring the famed Under- ground Railroad conductor, which include a statue dedicat- ion and visits to cultural centers and museums. Aubumian Art Wenzel, who nas served as master of ceremo- nies for numerous local benefits, has helped raise more than to cover other traveling expenses. Johnson had asked Wenzel for his help. "Being on Social Security, it doesn't pay you very said Johnson, 77. Wenzel said a number of com- munity members have come for- ward to support Johnson, and a special presentation will be given in her honor at 9 a.m. Thursday during the weekly City Council meeting at City Hall. 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I got Arelis software but it tracks incoming links to my site relaying SE too. So I really don't know how many and who is really linking to me.
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Hey Gail...
Thanks for including me in your travel log! I've been wondering all summer what you've been up to. Does this mean - you've left...not to return? Or is this an adventure taking you to ??? I know there's an event happening on Saturday that will be difficult for you (it is for us as well - we never forget).
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But now it is time to start the new chapter in my life. I have no clue where the road will lead, but I know that wherever I go, I will begin again a new life that will be filled with new adventures and new friends
The ferry ride was about three hours long which gave me time to read a few chapters of a book called " Travels with Charley " that was sent to me by a friend in Texas. ( Yes Phil, It came before I left.) The book is about a man who travels with his Dog Charley across America, seeing this country and meeting some very interesting people. Sort of what I am doing.............. but I can't talk to strangers......... my Mom told me not too.
Wisconsin is a very beautiful state and one that I have been too before. The Wisconsin Dells are really something to see.........didn't do it this trip ................. but have been there in the past.
Minnisota is just one corn field after another after another. I did stop in one town called Onalaska.............it was 93 degrees and no way did it feel like i was on Alaska. Then went into Lacrosse.............. did you know they don't play Lacross there? But they do have a brewery.......... hehe
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pearson 33 centerboard vs.tartan 30
we're seriously considering one of these two boats, the pearson is a 75, the tartan is a 79. just the two of us, long island sound, martha's vineyard, etc. Would appreciate any thoughts on performance, any problems to look for with the survey. thanks for the input. both have atomic 4 engines, which doesn't scare us too much, or should it?!
Both are good boats... Personally, I'd go for the Pearson, since the centerboard gives you more options in where you can go, as IIRC, it has a relatively shallow draft. Some anchorages in New England really require a shoal draft... :)
Mystic -
I sent you a PM about a boat up your way which you might want to check out.
Get the Tartan. Centerboard is of little value in your locale and the Tartan is the better boat.
thanks guys. the tartan in southern ct is one we've been told to check out. the one we did see was in hyde park, very well maintained. we're moving up from a precision 21 and our budget is about 20K. we're a little nervous about getting into a money pit situation, and also don't want to go too small that we're going to want to make a move again in a couple of years. alot to think about,
mystic...I assumed that you had seen and liked both boats. I did not mean to imply that the Pearson was not suitable...only that all other things being equal I preferred the Tartan. Let condition rule your decision if there is a variance between the boats.
get a pearson with a new desiel,i think there is a p32[thats what i own]in conn.look it up on yw u will never regret it
there is a p32 in the water in ct. the diesel was new in 2005.it' a nice looking boat, the gelcoat is still in nice shape.As far as the survey goes, who pays to get it out of the water, it should come out for a complete survey,right? My wife does not want to go out for a sea trial this time of year, so I don't know how to handle that part of buying a boat in the winter. ?
Some things to look for on the Tartan. Ports are very sturdy, but are a bit more prone to leakage than average. Stains on interior woodwork is the usual clue. For some reason chainplates on one side are more prone to leaks than the other. I forget if it is the port or starboard, but both are quite visible from the interior. Unless the shaft has been extended the prop is right behind the keel, with the only zinc on the boat on the shaft hub. This is ok, but make sure it is intact. The mast foot is low in the bilge and is prone to corrosion. This is true of other boats as well, but I know one tartan 30 owner who had the foot collapse under sail. He was able to fix it without a new mast. The keel is lead, the skeg mounted rudder has a shoe at the bottom, the rig is overbuilt and the hull is thick solid glass making these boats very sturdy and a good purchase option despite their age. As always proper upkeep is the key.
The boats sail better than average for that era and were available in a standard or tall rig. Under power they are ok, but reverse can be a challange with the prop location almost mid-ship and the skeg hung rudder not being very efficient while backing. The interior had two plans, One with an aft galley, one with a full length starboard galley. Both are workable for 2 people.
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