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Clemson (13-13, 5-7 ACC) connected on three of its first five field goal attempts to take a 7-2 lead, but the Tar Heels (23-4, 10-2 ACC) responded with an 11-2 spurt to gain control. That lead eventually grew to 15 points at 29-14. Andre Young drained a 3-pointer at the buzzer to cut UNC's halftime lead to 31-22.
Tanner Smith drained a 3-pointer and scored a basket in transition on consecutive plays midway through the second half to slice Clemson's deficit to 47-41, but UNC answered with a 25-9 run to put the game out of reach.
Harrison Barnes led North Carolina with 24 points on 9-of-18 shooting (3-of-6 on 3-pointers). Tyler Zeller added 14 points, John Henson posted 13 points and eight rebounds and Reggie Bullock scored 13 points.
Andre Young paced Clemson with 13 points, while Milton Jennings and Devin Booker both scored nine points.
UNC shot 49.2 percent (31-of-63) from the floor and held Clemson to 37.5 percent shooting (18-of-48).
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Kendall Marshall has become so proficient running the point for North Carolina that it's easy for fans and media to look at one of his stat lines – take Saturday's 13 assists and three turnovers, for example – and chalk it up as just another solid outing, even though those numbers would represent a career night for most other point guards across the country.
Sometimes it takes an outside view to fully understand the significance of Marshall's contributions. Clemson head coach Brad Brownell provided that look during his postgame press conference, calling the sophomore point guard "one of my favorite players in college basketball because of the way he passes and plays.
"He's so unique – you don't see many guys like him," Brownell continued. "His ability to pass, his unselfishness, his I.Q. for the game is tremendous. Who wouldn't want to play with that guy? Who wouldn't want to coach him? He takes so much pressure off you as a head coach because he makes so many decisions that you don't need to tell him a whole lot.
"There are times at the end of shot clocks… The last three they made maybe where he drove the baseline and somehow sees Barnes backwards at the top of the key – you don't coach that, now. That's just a guy who's got gifts."
Here's some perspective. Marshall's 13 assists mark the 11th time this season and 17th time in his career that he's dished out double-figure assists. He's had 13 assists or more this year seven times, and more importantly, UNC is undefeated (21-0) when he hands out at least nine assists.
With a minimum of six games remaining this season, Marshall's 262 assists stands as third-most in single-season school history. Ed Cota holds that record with 284 assists, meaning that Marshall needs to average a minimum of 3.83 assists per game the rest of the way to break that mark. In order to set the ACC single-season record, currently held by Georgia Tech's Craig Neal (303, '87-'88), he needs to average a minimum of 7.0 assists per game.
The Dumfries, Va. native is currently averaging 9.7 assists per outing, as well as a 3.45:1 assist-turnover ratio.
When asked about Brownell's comments, Marshall responded with reciprocal respect.
"It's something that humbles me, but I take it as a great honor because these are coaches that I've looked up to, watching their teams play and things like that," Marshall said. "[Michigan State head] coach [Tom] Izzo said something along the same lines as that. Just the pedestal I put these coaches on, that they even think about me is very comforting, but at the same time, I just want to keep working to get better to help my team out."
Crashing the Boards
It's not exactly breaking news that North Carolina outrebounded Clemson, 39-26, including an 11-5 advantage on the offensive glass. After all, UNC leads the nation with a plus-11.6 rebounding margin. Henson leads the ACC with 10.3 rebounds per game, while Zeller ranks third with 9.5.
"There's going to be some offensive rebounds with North Carolina just because they're so long," Brownell said. "The 50-50 balls, where you guy goes up with their guy, that turns into a 70-30, 80-20 real fast."
But there have been times this season that Henson and Zeller were called on to carry the heavy load on the backboards. That, however, wasn't the case on Saturday.
Seven different Tar Heels grabbed at least two rebounds, including Barnes (7) and Bullock (6). Four players pulled down two or more offensive rebounds, none of whom were Henson (1). Bullock led the team with three offensive boards, while Zeller, Barnes and Desmond Hubert added two each.
North Carolina capitalized on the offensive glass in the first half with a 7-1 advantage to post a 11-2 differential in second-chance points. UNC finished with a 16-9 margin in points off offensive rebounds.
"It was a group effort tonight and that's what Coach always wants us to do," Henson said. "Harrison and Reggie, especially, got on the boards early in the game and they really gave us some extra shots."
And Then There Were Three…
Combine UNC's win over Clemson and Florida State's 76-62 defeat over N.C. State on Saturday and the ACC standings quickly develop separation between the top three teams, the three schools battling for a NCAA Tournament bid and the remaining six teams of the nation's fifth-rated conference.
If Duke beats Boston College as expected on Sunday, three teams – FSU, UNC and the Blue Devils – will sit atop the ACC standings with 10-2 records. The Seminoles own the tiebreaker over both UNC and Duke, but host the Blue Devils on Thursday in a pivotal league contest.
North Carolina and FSU only play once this season, but the Tar Heels will travel to Cameron Indoor Stadium to face Duke in the regular season finale on Mar. 3.
The Tar Heels can clinch a first round bye in the ACC Tournament with a win on Tuesday at N.C. State.
Meanwhile, the Wolfpack join Miami and Virginia in the ACC's fourth spot with 7-5 records. It's unlikely that the ACC will get six teams into the NCAA Tournament, meaning the top-two tiers will provide some interesting basketball over the final two weeks of the regular season.
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Even the best solid-color deck stains eventually flake away. To make an old deck look new again, strip off all the old finish, then clean, recondition and stain the wood.
Scrub off old stain using a stiff brush and deck finish remover. Give the remover 15 to 30 minutes to soften the stain before you scrub.
Sand off tough spots or small areas with a coarse stripping pad on a grinder or drill.
Stripping discs are faster and more effective than regular sanders and work best on angle grinders.
Brush on a brightener/conditioner diluted in water. Scrub the decking and rinse thoroughly to restore the original wood color.
If the stain on your deck is weathered and peeling, the first step in renewing your deck is to remove all the stain. Solid-color stains protect wood decks and look great when new, but even the best eventually flake and wear away. At that point they need to be scraped and stripped off before the deck can be recoated.
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Rinse the residue off with a hose and allow the deck to dry. Use a stripping disc on areas that are heavily discolored or where the stain doesn't come off (Photo 2). The rough discs work much faster than belt or orbital sanders. They're available for either angle grinders (the fastest option) or drills (much slower).
Finally, apply a deck brightener/conditioner (Photo 3) to neutralize the stain remover and clean and restore the wood to something close to its original color. One gallon covers roughly 200 sq. ft.
After the wood dries, restain or apply a clear penetrating finish. Clear finishes show more of the wood's original color but must be reapplied every year. Solid stains protect the wood longer but can be a pain to scrape off. Penetrating stains also need to be reapplied more frequently, but unlike solid stains, they don't need to be stripped off.
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I have a Univeral diesel M3 20B and I would like to change the impeller. There is a cover over the impeller held by three bolts however the manual says you have to remove the waterpump from the engine before taking off the cover. Has anyone any experience with this engine?
I have an m4-30 and have been able to answer similar questions by searching a competing marine supplier site where extensive exploded diagrams are viewable online. Search the manufacuter name and you'll find it.
You read the manual?
Sorry, no help on that engine but insanely stupid if it is necessary to remove the pump first. Maybe there is another reason, like the need to grease an o-ring?
Yes, insane. In a rush, you won't have time. take the cover off and have a wee look.
3 bolts... thats a sherwood pump, I think! Err don't forget to close the intake valve! Is it down low on the port side? I think you may find it easier to remove it then change the impeller down low where it is. I have a 5416 but the pump is up above the engine water pump. Featherman is a good source I found online
You can do it by just taking off the housing cover. There is no reason to take the whole pump off. Get a new gasket too. There is only a shaft between the pump and the block. Make sure you mark the hoses so that you put them on right (if you take them off) and get the impeller turned in the right direction. Also, lube the impeller so that it doesn't stick the first time you start it. You can use dish soap.
Here is the cover:
Here is the impeller in the cover:
Here is the rest of the pump, you can see the shaft that sticks into the impeller on top and the shaft for the block on the bottom.
Do I just pry the impeller out with screwdrivers of needlenose pliers?
Yes, it should come out pretty easily. Once you take it off the shaft, it is just sitting in the cover, nothing holding it there but old age. Why are you changing the impeller? You should know that if there is any weepage of oil/grease out of the pump (you can see it in the third photo) or water out of the cover(from the little screw in the first picture on the bottom of the cover) You will need a new or rebuilt pump.
Thanks so much, I'll give it a try.
Just don't scratch the surfaces, since that will cause the new impeller to wear.
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Street bet
Square bet
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Six-Number Line bet
Dozen bet
Even-Money bet
1 credit
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Thirty-Five is calculated by dividing 35 by 1.
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Two times
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Upwards and Sideways Double or
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Box of Five or Five-Number
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or 19-36.
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The Dauber is an object that marks the winning number on the table.
Spin and Stop buttons
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Chip Selector buttons
Used to change the chip size you want to bet.
Help button
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Win box
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Hi All,
I'm hoping someone might be able to give me a bit of advice: I'm running the Brighton Marathon in 3 weeks time and am due to do my final long run before taper this weekend.
However, last week I had to cut my long run short due to pain in the top of my foot. It wasn't excruciating, but bad enough to make me stop running. When I got home and took my trainers off, it felt like my foot was creaking when I moved my toes.
A lot of googling later and I'm pretty sure that I have extensor tendonitis. I reluctantly haven't run since (5 days now - although have been doing a bit of cross training in the gym) and have been icing it and using an ibuprofen gel.
The pain and creaking are gradually getting better, but my question is when should I start running again? Has anyone run through this injury? Is there anything else that I could be doing to make it heal faster so that I can get back out there and still achieve my target time in the race?
Thanks for any advice!
Rest. Unfortunately, tendons take time to heal. All you can do is RICE (+/- ibuprofen or diclofenal gel) and wait, I'm afraid. If your training schedule has included sufficient long runs, then missing one shouldn't affect your marathon too much - just think of it as a forced longer-than-intended taper. I say this as someone who had to do no running for three weeks before her first marathon, last spring, due to piriformis syndrome (and yes,that drove me nuts). I was less than three minutes outside my target time on the day and I put that slower time down to the appalling weather conditions (it was the Greater Manchester Marathon, in very cold conditions with gale force winds, rain and hail) not to the longer taper.
I did have the advantage that I'd trained for and run a 50K 10 weeks before the marathon, so I knew I could do the distance.
Good luck!
Hi Kyajay,i had extensor tendonitus last oct and had a month complete rest. This seemed to do the trick along with tying my shoes differently.http://www.ransacker.co.uk/running-shoes/advice/how-to-lace-your-running-shoes/.
Hope this helps.
I've had tendonitis of the extensor hallucis longus tendon. The pain from it does last several months unfortunately, but it didn't hamper me too much. The common cause of it is shoe laces done up too tightly, especially on long runs when your feet swell. Mine happened with about 9 miles of the West Highland Way to do and I couldn't be bothered to loosen my shoes. I think I was past caring about anything by that point!
So, I'd advise carrying on exercise at a lower intensity doing up your shoes much more loosely, as loose as you can get away with, and see how you get on. In the short term while the area is swollen you will want to avoid uphills. Toe raises would be a good exercise to do.
A few sessions of deep tissue massage from a therapist would also help.
Thanks everyone! Will relace my shoes to see if that helps and book myself in for a sports massage this week.
After a week off running it was feeling a lot better, so I did a six mile test run this morning. It felt fine while I was out there, but about an hour after getting back, some pain and some mild creaking has returned. It's so frustrating!
I've done three 20 milers in the past few weeks, but the last one was two weeks ago, so 5 weeks before the actual marathon and I'm worried that that is just TOO long a taper and I'll lose too much fitness to do myself justice on the day.
Am I likely to do any lasting damage if I do carry on with my training (but at a lower intensity), or should I just do a couple more short runs in the next few weeks and hope for the best?
Thanks for your help!
I'd keep going, but with loose shoes. Don't do the "butterfly" lacing. I suppose by toe raises, I meant heel raises! Raising on your toes over the edge of a step. Be a bit gentle at first with heel lowering but stretching and having flexible calves will help in the long term.
Good luck in Brighton. Let us know how you get on.
In case there's a pressure elemnt to this, try the following: get a piece of chiropodist's felt and cut it to about an inche per side larger than the painful area. Now cut a hole out the middle, the same size as the painful area. Tape the felt onto your foot (micropore, zinc oxide tape or whatever) before each run - that should keep the pressure off the tendons. I've found this really useful previously. (Use tape to stick it on so you can reuse the same bit of felt repeatedly, which you can't do if you use the felt's own sticky backing).
And okay, five weeks may be too long a taper, so try a run with the padding like I suggest, and see if you can do at least one more long run. Good luck!
Hi all - restarting this thread as I'm keen to hear runners' advice on this! I'm about to hit my third week of what seems to be extensor tendonitis (inflamed/swollen top of foot just under toes; worse in the morning and eases as the day goes on; walking painful as can't bend second and third toe properly): is it a good idea to strap the foot up or is further compression a bad idea? I've had conflicting advice on this. Thanks!


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about 2 yrs ago my wife tells me she wants to get the kids a red wagon(one of tthose big plastic ones :P ) so i had just got a welder and well got thinking and so i bought two used red radio flyers and well this is what i ended up with
the only thing mising is the handle , couldnt find it for the pics
way cool, what kinda tires and rims are those???
back in the early 60's I did something cool like that to my oldest son's bicycle - - - I built some extention forks, a sissy bar and painted it like Fonda's Captain America chopper in Easy Rider.
no hi-jack intended
the rims and tires are for racing go karts
i picked them up used from ebay
otherwise i fabbed everything
i just got another wagon that i gunna mess around with
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Date of Stay: January, 2013
Office closed at 2pm on a Saturday when we arrived. Piece of paper with our last name and site number in box in front of office. No park map or anything else. Found site and it was too short. Res. made 3 months in advance length of coach indicated at time. Located a site large enough won't be able to contact office until Monday. Internal roads very narrow with tight corners. Great difficulty maneuvering roads. Lots of park models mixed in with RV sites. We booked a week at special reduced rate through our Thousand Trails membership. Wi-Fi is not free. If I were paying full price I'd go else where rather than stay here. I'd never call this a Resort. We paid less at another park in Florida, had better accommodations and free WI-FI with someone available 24/7 to assist you.
Date of Stay: January, 2012
They put us in what the campers near us called the Ghetto. It was at the far end of the park, on a dirt and gravel road. Site was long enough and utilities were okay although you had to really keep an eye on the amps. Nice dog park. Lots of fire ants everywhere. We had to request maintenance spray our site. My dogs have never had fleas until we stayed here. Although they both take medications to prevent infestation they still got fleas. It took multiple flea baths and flea collars to get rid of the fleas. People working in office could not figure out how much additional it would cost me (on our forth day there) to upgrade to 50 amps for the remainder of our stay. Wanted to charge me for 50 amps for the entire stay if I upgraded. The roads in the front section of the park had good pavement and were wide. WI-FI is not free. We booked at a special reduced rate maybe that is why we were put in the site they gave us. At full price this park is absolutely not worth the cost. Even at a reduced price it was not a bargain. I still haven't been able to get my dogs feet white and it's been over a month since we were there.


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Home › Forums › Gear Forums › Gear (General) › Small vs regular Neo Air
Mar 22, 2010 at 6:39 am #1256785
I am planning to buy a neo air and can't decide between small and regular. I'm used to using a BPL torso pad but the Neo Air is quite think in comparison. For those who use the small (with a pack under the legs) is it comfortable or does is feel like one's legs are dangling out of bed? Any opinions? There's approx 5 ounces in the difference. MikeMar 22, 2010 at 6:43 am #1589325
Chris WBPL Member
@simplespiritLocale: .
When I tried the small I woke up with sore knees from the dangling. I think it depends a lot on your height and where your knees fall on the mat though. It also depends on how much you inflate it.Mar 22, 2010 at 6:47 am #1589327
Yes, that's exactly what I am concerned about. May I ask your height? MMar 22, 2010 at 6:48 am #1589328
Jim MacDiarmidBPL Member
The key is probably the level of firmness to which you inflate it.
I use a small NeoAir. I'm 5'10" and it goes from my head to my knees(my knees are on the pad). I inflate it to a pretty firm level, and sleep on my stomach. I've never had the feel of my knees falling off a cliff. Despite making it pretty firm, it does give enough that it's not 2.5" high where my legs come off it.
Before I bought it, I used a couple CCFs and stacked them to create a 2.5" high simulated NeoAir to see if the 'knees falling off' would be an issue, and it wasn't, even at that level of firmness. YMMV.
Edit: My underleg padding was my empty GG Gorilla with the .75" thick sitlight pad. The only time I got sore sore was when I forgot to take out the aluminum frame and it ended up under me knees.Mar 22, 2010 at 6:50 am #1589329
BRIAN BOLINBPL Member
@obozLocale: OVER YONDER'
I'm 6'1" and the smalls 47" is a nice fit for me. What I do is dump my clothes bag and minimize the 2.5" drop off and it feels just fine. The regular is great but not needed if you try the extra clothes method. Works like a charmMar 22, 2010 at 6:51 am #1589330
Chris WBPL Member
@simplespiritLocale: .
I'm 5'8 (and don't carry extra clothing).Mar 22, 2010 at 6:52 am #1589331
Wallace HunterMember
@jeepingetowahLocale: South Central
I am 5'9" myself and I got the small originally. If it were summer all the time or I had $$$ to buy different setups, I would keep it. But at the price point, $149 I am going with the 14 oz regular over the 9 oz small.
It is winter in TX and I find that I wake up chilled or cold from my feet being on the ground. I do honestly feel a little uncomfortable though from the shortness of the pad. I have tried to put my pack or anything under my feet, but I just have not found anything that works. And even if I was going on the AT, I would still not even be carrying enough clothes to put under my feet! :D
So, IMO, I am going with the 72" version to have a truly beautiful nights rest on the trail. After all, a good nights rest makes hiking all day that much easier/better.
Hope that helps.Mar 22, 2010 at 6:52 am #1589332
Derek GoffinMember
@derekoakLocale: North of England
I am very happy with the short neoair but our alternative is a short exped down filled mat.
We are 5'6" and 5'9" we sleep with our heads off the mat on a pillow and stuff sacks, with rucksacks and sometimes a bit of foam over under our feet. It does make a difference how much you inflate the mat too.Mar 22, 2010 at 8:41 am #1589368
John VanceBPL Member
@servingkoLocale: Intermountain West
I have been using a short exped downmat (47" and 20.4oz without the pumpsack) with a stuff sack pillow above the mat and my pack below the mat. I am 5' 9" and this has worked pretty well, but I just sold the exped and ordered a custom 60" downmat from Kookabay.
My biggest complaint was keeping my pack under my feet, the pad under my torso, and the pillow under my head all at the same time. With the tossing and turning I do it was making it more difficult. Adding to this has been a change to using a quilt and all the moving makes it harder to keep the quilt bundled up as well.
This isn't as much of an issue in mild temps but as I head south of freezing, it just wasn't working as well as I hoped.
60" should comfortably cover me from shoulder to feet and I will put my pack under the pillow to gain a little more height for the new 3.5" thick pad. Elevating my head should also help cut down on snoring. I am also having the pad width increased to 24" wide and the weight will remain the same as my exped mat.
These certainly aren't ultralite weights by any means, but these types of pads are extremely warm and take up much less space in my pack than closed cell pads. More importantly however, is the great nights sleep.Mar 22, 2010 at 9:53 am #1589401
Rob EMember
@eatsleepfishLocale: Canada
I am having a similar debate on what size Neoair to get. For me, I think having a little extra weight but sleeping better is worth it. I am trying to scrimp on weight in every other gear choice in order to use a regular, or possibly even a large neo air.Mar 22, 2010 at 11:11 am #1589440
Dan DurstonBPL Member
@dandydanLocale: Cascadia
I'm 5'11" and I use a NeoAir Small in combination with a 1/2" thick CCF pad (1.6oz) under my feet. I'm a side sleeper and I like my NeoAir quite soft so that my hip is just barely bottoming out. If it's cold I'll inflate it a bit more, but for maximum comfort I like it really soft. The drop off might be an issue depending on how you sleep and if you have it inflated really hard, but for me it's a non-issue. My knees are on the NeoAir and with it at a low state of inflation there is hardly a drop off.Mar 22, 2010 at 12:37 pm #1589491
Wow, sevceral views. There seem to be 2 camps on this issue. Thanks for your input. I will have to weigh up the pros and cons and make a decision. –MMar 22, 2010 at 12:41 pm #1589493
"I think having a little extra weight but sleeping better is worth it."
Plus 1.
Being awake for ages in the middle of the night with cold legs is a no-no for me. They and the rest of me will be a lot less tired for carying 6 extra ounces of mattress during the day.Mar 22, 2010 at 12:51 pm #1589499
Nia SchmaldBPL Member
I started with a regular size neoair. But what I realized was that I could carry a backpack with extra padding and use it under my feet with a small neoair. The combination is more comfortable during the day with the better pack, pretty much the same at night with enough padding under my legs, and a wash in terms of overall weight.Mar 22, 2010 at 12:53 pm #1589501
I agree with Nia the weight difference is negligible. I just hate waking with me and the pad on one side of the tent, and the pack on the other.Mar 22, 2010 at 1:07 pm #1589505
Kathleen BMember
@rosierabbitLocale: Pacific Northwest
John's comments: "My biggest complaint was keeping my pack under my feet, the pad under my torso, and the pillow under my head all at the same time. With the tossing and turning I do it was making it more difficult. Adding to this has been a change to using a quilt and all the moving makes it harder to keep the quilt bundled up as well.
This isn't as much of an issue in mild temps but as I head south of freezing, it just wasn't working as well as I hoped."
This is exactly what I was experiencing. I too have ordered a Kookabay down 60X24 for the same reasons. I ordered mine before you, John, so I should be getting it soon! And I may be selling my short neoair if I like the Kookabay for year 'round. Right now my plan is to compensate for the extra 8-9 oz by switching from my 2 lb pack to either an Exodus or Mariposa Plus which are lighter. Anything to rationalize buying more gear…Mar 22, 2010 at 1:48 pm #1589523
Gordon SmithBPL Member
@swearingenLocale: Portland, Oregon
I'm 5' 8", a side sleeper, and have no problem with the small NeoAir. I love it actually. Depending on the trip I'll have either a Gossamer Gear Murmur pack under my feet or sometimes a Granite Gear Vapor Trail. Both have a fair amount of padding. The Neo is my first torso length pad. I've not missed using a regular length pad at all.
GMar 22, 2010 at 1:50 pm #1589524
The Kookabay pads look very interesting. Now you've got me really thinking. MMar 22, 2010 at 2:06 pm #1589537
Travis LeannaBPL Member
@t-lLocale: Wisconsin
I was going to get a Neoair small, but discovered KookaBay. I already have my order in.Mar 22, 2010 at 2:09 pm #1589539
Travis, Which model did you order?Mar 22, 2010 at 2:44 pm #1589554
Travis LeannaBPL Member
@t-lLocale: Wisconsin
I had him do a custom jobber. It was the 60x20x2.5 mummy with 4 ounces of down insulation. The custom part? A 30D nylon that's not listed on his website. This is lighter than the other fabrics he uses. My mat should weigh around 11 oz or less for a full 4-season pad.Mar 22, 2010 at 5:10 pm #1589594
Monty MontanaBPL Member
@tarasbulbaLocale: Rocky Mountains
Last winter I acquired the Neo and right off went out to use it on the snow (mid twenties), pairing it with a full length GG Thinlight. With a BPL pillow under my head, the top of the Neo at shoulder height and my pack under my legs, I didn't have a problem with my knees falling off the end – I'm 5'11". Those nights using the Neo were by far better than any I'd gotten using a closed cell pad.
One suggestion, go to your local gear shop with your pack, pillow, and extra cloths you may have for a trip and give it a road test. Happy trails!Mar 23, 2010 at 4:23 am #1589736
They seem similar in size shape, style and weight. Or am I missing something? I wonder if they could down fill one of those pads…
Edit: oops, didn't see the latest posts. Travis: that is interesting!
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Not Along the Road of Relief, but of Work, A Social Worker Says, Lies Our Best Hope; THE VAST RELIEF ISSUE: A VIEW FROM THE INSIDE
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THERE is, I believe, general agreement with the statement that we can expect no economic or social health in America while some 21, 000,000 of the population are, in part or in whole, compelled to subsist on relief.
January 15, 1939
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Native Group Takes on Disney's Pocahontas
A screening of and debate over Disney's "Pocahontas" marks the start of a Native American Film Fest today through Sunday on the Marquette University campus.
The screening will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Alumni Memorial Union, Room 111.
It is sponsored by Native Punx a newly formed Native Amerrican arts organization. Admission is free.
The group describes "Pocahontas" as the "Avatar of 1995," and the discussion will focus on its influence in shaping impressions of Native Americans.
Read my original review of the film below, and scroll down to watch a trailer of the film.
Publication Date: June 23, 1995 Page: 08 Section: E Cue Edition: All
DISNEY TAKES A CHANCE Politics aside, `Pocahontas' is good film
By DUANE DUDEK
Journal Sentinel film critic
Gone are the days when Disney could please all of the people all of the time.
Films such as "Aladdin" and "The Lion King" are being analyzed as social commentary and not just as art or entertainment.
It is unfortunate but inevitable that such scrutiny will be applied to "Pocahontas" as well. And there is plenty to object to for anyone so inclined.
American Indians likely will protest the Disney-fication of Native Americans into blandly positive role models, the dilution of tradition and the racial epithets.
White male political conservatives probably will find fault with the negative portrait of white male settlers and with the film's strong ecological undercurrent.
Some may criticize Disney for tampering with history. Younger children may find the narrative too sophisticated. And parents may blanch at the scenes of violent conflict.
But anyone willing to suspend judgment will find "Pocahontas" pleasing and compelling.
The animation has depth, variety and detail. Shadow and light illuminate, obscure and playfully enhance the mood. The storytelling is technically complex and dramatically efficient even as it moves forward almost effortlessly with an emotionally evocative ebb and flow.
Youngsters will be entertained by comic business from an anthropomorphic trio -- a raccoon, dog and hummingbird. Many have already memorized the lyrics to the "Pocahontas" soundtrack.
The short-attention-span generation may be attuned to the film's constant visual flux but their parents might find the style distracting.
Kids may even relate to the impossible physical perfection of Pocahontas as a copper-skinned Barbie doll and believe that John Smith looked like a TV news anchor. But the moral subtleties bound to preoccupy adults probably will not register on their children's still underdeveloped set of social and cultural biases.
This is the most dramatically adult Disney film in years, if for no other reason that its centerpiece is the doomed love story between an Indian princess and an English adventurer.
The white settlers have come to the New World in search of gold and despoil the land to find it. John Smith is the exception. Although he has hunted "savages" around the world, he becomes enamored of this young woman he meets in the forest and who teaches him about her land and people. Her tribe demonizes these invaders much as they are demonized by the settlers. The love story exists insulated from both sides, until the lovers are drawn into the conflict.
Two sequences epitomize the visual storytelling. In one, Pocahontas comes to a fork in the stream and steers her canoe into turbulent waters. It is a character-defining moment that shows her to be decisive and independent minded. In another, a war chant begun by white settlers is taken up by the native camp. Ironically, the warring sides head into battle singing harmony.
The film is awash with such diverting moments. And while it bares little resemblance to the real story of these events, the Disney version will carry you away if you surrender to it.
Pocahontas *** 1/2
Cast: With voices by Irene Bedard, Judy Kuhn, Mel Gibson, David Ogden Stiers, Russell Means, Christian Bale, Linda Hunt.
Behind the Scenes: Songs by Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz. Written by Carl Binder, Susannah Grant, Phillip Lazebnik. Produced by James Pentecost. Directed by Mike Gabriel and Eric Goldberg.
Rating: G
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Shuttlesound Revs Up M.I. Sales Team
Peter West, Shuttlesound's new M.I. sales consultant in the south of England, has worked as a musician for ten years. One of his first jobs was as a sales administrator for Shuttlesound's parent company Bosch! More recently, he spent four years working for Shure's pro audio division, as well as various other audio and AV specialist companies.
"I've known the Electro-Voice brand for many years, and I've used many of the products myself, especially the speakers," says Peter. "From the current portfolio, I'm particularly excited about the microphones, although one of my main objectives is to make more musicians aware of the EV range."
Taking up the role of M.I. Sales Consultant in the north of England, Tony Cooper has also earned his living as a musician, although his first introduction to the business came through his family, which owned several music shops. Tony has since spent more than 30 years in the pro audio world-five years with Harman companies, the last eight years working with Audio Technica.
He also highlights the new microphones in the EV catalogue. "The Sx speakers are still the ones for the M.I. market, but the Zx Series is gaining ground fast, it's a great product."
Guy Low
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Telex Communications, Inc.
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Iceland May Inject $75 Million Into 'Weakest Link' Housing Fund
Iceland's government may have to inject 9 billion kronur ($75 million) to keep the Housing Finance Fund afloat through 2015, according to the Finance Ministry.
The government has provided a state guarantee to HFF's 940 billion kronur in debt and the state-backed mortgage provider is considered to be the "weakest link" among the enterprises with a full state backing, the ministry said in its budget today.
Iceland's government has struggled to find a solution for HFF, which is near insolvency as its inflation-linked home loans lose ground to regular mortgages offered by commercial banks.
Without changes to the fund's operations "there may be a risk of the Treasury suffering further losses due to the fund," the ministry said. In addition to the $75 million in capital, the government may have to inject more equity into HFF and write off loans granted to it "if the financial position of the fund worsens even more," according to the ministry.
The difference between loans granted and debt sold by HFF isn't enough to cover operational expenses, the ministry said. HFF has "a high number" of defaults and many borrowers have refinanced their loans with commercial banks, it said.
HFF has about 496 billion kronur in bonds outstanding, it said on Sept. 18. A total of 4,291 households, or 8.6 percent, of homes with mortgages from HFF were in default, with an underlying value of 81.5 billion kronur. The lender's capital adequacy ratio fell to 2.5 percent at the end of June from 3.2 percent at the end of last year, missing the 5 percent regulatory minimum.
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Roll Out The Barrels to Save Lives!
Roll Out The Barrels to Save Lives!
Bernard J. Blum, Wave columnist and president of Friends of Rockaway, Inc., a local environmental group, reports the response to the Army Corps of Engineers application notice for maintenance dredging of the federal channel at East Rockaway Inlet should be conditional on several issues.
Since the inlet stabilization project for shipping and recreational boating involves dredging sand from shoals and the channel and dangerous suctioning currents are created along the beach. Bather safety, not just boat safety needs to be objective! Safety should be provided by a system of ropes and barrels as existed in past years. The drowning of three young ladies this past summer prompts this concern. Large highway size signs should also be installed on the promenade and at the channel shoreline (the beach) to warn of potential drowning.
The placement area for the dredged sand - west of the inlet - is known for 5-6' scarp (beach cliff the kind the Governor of New Jersey broke a leg falling off of) because of the artificial conditions that do not last more than one or two winters.
Since a terminal groin at Far Rockaway would present a navigational hazard, it should be considered that the boardwalk be moved inland 200 to 400 feet as a concrete promenade to promote a more permanent beach for surfing and swimming.
Bernie Blum reports little response from officialdom to revive the Duke Kahanamoku Way surfing beach entrance (formerly Beach 38th Street), but it's sure to come with the sale of a stamp to honor the Duke, considered the father of American surfing, and who was in Rockaway in 1912 on one of his tours. As an Olympic swimming champ he won honors and his memory should stimulate lifeguard training of local youth as well as the surfing sport.
The Corps has provided The Parks Department with a beach maintenance manual, and the manual can be updated to include safety, and even cultural remains preservation issues. Ropes, barrels, signs can be cost-shared between Federal, State, and City.
The Public has until April 10th to reply to Corps Public Notice No. East Rockaway Inlet FY02/03. To contact, address: CENA-OP-ST ATTN. W.E. Vanterpool, United States Army Corps of Engineers, New York Division, 26 Federal Plaza, New York, NY 10278.