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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 24, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas * yj'i. ■ "f ;• ne Obituaries ¥zi recycling pact with county By ABE LEVY Staff Writer A proposed deal that New Braunfels city officials said would provide improved services for picking up recyclable waste in New Braunfels could move closer to reality at this Monday's city council meeting. Council plans to meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Municipal Building, 424 S. Casten Ave. Council is eyeing the possibility of providing curbside collection of recyclable material, which would be taken to Comal County's recycling center on Texas 46. County commissioners and city council discussed the idea earlier this month during a joint workshop, and both entities indicated support fot the proposed five-year agreement. The plan could result in more direct control of the program and increase the recyclable items to include cardboard and junk mail, city officials have said. Council will consider whether to approve a motion for the legal staffs of the county and city to write a proposed interlocal agreement at its Monday meeting. Both the commissioners and council then would review and give consideration to the proposal before it could be implemented. The plan could end a three-year contract with Browning Ferris Inc., whose curbside recycling contract with the city ends January 1998. "I think its a win-win situation for everybody,** said Commissioner Jack Dawson. ''We have a beautiful recycling center in this county, and we want to give the city's people the opportunity to use it." According to the plan, residents would pay the same amount or less than the current monthly charge of $1.85, which includes a 4-cent surcharge for a sanitation fund. The city has submitted this month a grant application to the Alamo Area Council of Governments, seeking $132,000 to absorb much of the costs of the plan, city officials said. The city would have to buy three specially-equipped recycling trucks if the plan were approved, City Manager Mike Shands said, in order to continue die program without a stop in service. "As far as our citizens would know, nothing happened," Shands said. "The only difference is those trucks would have city seals." The entire project is estimated to cost about $350,000 to start. The cost for the equipment would be paid for with possible grants and existing city hinds that would be repaid with monthly fees after the first three years, city officials said. "There were concerns about the cost but from the information we gathered, there would be no (additional) costs," said Councilman Ray Sc hoc h. "It would be a larger pool to attract more grants." The county currently has various drop-off sites where it collects the materials. The materials are processed at the county recycling center and then are sold to Vista Fibers, based in San Antonio, assistant to the city manager Don Ferguson said. The city produces almost two times the amount of materials than the county, averaging 82 tons per month to the county's 42 tons per month. County officials said they thought the estimated $700 to $900 per month of revenue from their program would double if the city gave them its recyclable*. Mayas Florence HddMwytr Mayme Florence Heidemeyer passed away Aug. 16, 1997, at the age of 91 in Sacramento, Calif. She was bom to William Paine and Lydia Frances Rector in Caldwell County, Oct. 19, 1905. She was married to Eugene William Heidemeyer, who preceded her in death in 1938. She had lived in California for more than 40 years. She is survived by her daughter Patricia' Ann "Pat" Heidemeyer, and numerous nieces, nephews and acquaintances in the New Braunfels area. The body was cremated. Services will be conducted at a later date. Evelyn J. Schultz Evelyn J. Schultz of New Braunfels died at Southwest Texas Methodist Hospital in San Antonio .on Friday, Aug. 22, 1997, at the age of 69. The memorial service will be announced at a later dale in Omaha, Nebraska. Doeppeeschmidt Funeral Home Catherine Jockusch Catherine Jockusch of New Braunfels, Texas, died on Aug. 23, 1997, in New Braunfels st the age of 76. She was bom on May 8,1921, in Corsicana, Texas to Major Thomas and Katherine Hope (Robinson) Horae. She married Adolph M. Jockusch December 14, 1946, in Galveston, Texas. Mrs. Jockusch was preceded in death by her husband, Adolph M. Jockusch and by one son, Jonathan David Jockusch. She is survived by a daughter and her husband, Mary Hope and James Murray, also three grandsons, David, Andy and Joshua, all of Merritt Island, Florida. There will be no services held in New Braunfels. Memorials may be made to the charity of one's choice. Doeppenschmktt Funeral Home Alma Iona Brandt Alma Iona Brandt, age 96, of New Braunfels, died Friday, Aug. 22, 1997. at Colonial Manor. A funeral service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Zoeller Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Neal Taylor officiating. Interment will tak^ place afterward in Comal Ceinettfryf Visitation will begin after I p.m. Sunday and will continue until service time Tuesday. yeller «r tort* AMIor New Braunfels City Council Council pinnate monist 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Municipal Building, 424 S. Casten Ave. The agenda includes: ■ Consideration of appointing members to the Comal Power Rant Committee. ■ Consideration of final reading of an ordinance to rezone almost half an acre of land of the John Thompson Survey No. 21. Abstract 606 and Lot 1, Oscar Hahn Subcivision on Executive Drive from C-1 Local Business District to C-1B General Business District. ■ Consideration and approval of Museum the second reading of ast ordinance lo rezone 10 acres of land out of a 12.5-acre tract of the Henry Foetor Survey. No. 34, between the River Acres and Summerwood. unit No. 7 subdivisions and Loop 337 and the Guadalupe River, from R-2 Single and Two Family District to Planned Development District. ■ Consideration of a resolution to enter into an agreement with Span and Associates, Inc. to provide legal counsel for matters related to New Braunfels Municipal Airport. From Page 1A Sgt. Sergio Tapia of the 4th Reconnaissance Battalion in San Antonio said the exhibit was to show children that the Marine Corps was here for them. "It is to let them know that we are not just a tactical force but that we are here for the community," Tapia said. Sgt. Kate Silva said the exhibit — with five door panels highlighting Marine Corps duties, a chest with military gear, colored murals and a mural of the White House with a dummy wearing a Marine Corps uniform — resulted from an order from the Marine Corps to tell the history of the elite forces to children. "We are one of the first in the nation to do this," Silva said. "Our goal is to get one in every children's museum in South Texas." Silva said she and her staff brainstormed for ideas until the idea of an interactive exhibit clicked. "We can tell the Marine Corps story over and over," Silva said. Colonial Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center and Comprehensive Rehabilitation Specialists, L.L.R are pleased to announce the opening of the offices of: WiKam IL Culver, MD. 8 Bruce G. Wray, M.D. 821 Busiest IH 35 - West New Braunfels, Texas 78130 Specializing in Physical, Medical, and Rehabilitation both in-patient and out-patient services. tnfsriMsolsn calls (S30) *25*752* sr 604*1144 (Baa Aatmis arca) WNERAL HOME Edwin C. Lehmann Edwin C. Lehmann, age 74, of New Braunfels, died Thursday, Aug. 21, 1997, at McKenna Memorial Hospitil. He was bom July 28, 1923, in Zori, Texas, to Earhardt Lehmann and Alma Burtnaugle Lehmann. He married Marie Glenewinkel on May 12, 1945, in New Braunfels, Texas. She preceded him in death in 1986. Mr. Lehmann was a retired mill superintendent from the Dittlinger Flour Mill. He is survived by his daughters and sons-in-law: Betty and Dean Weirth of Hansel, Colo., and Jeanette and Larry Ormond of New Braunfels; sons and daughters-in-law: Robert and Bridgett Lehmann and Dennis and Julie Lehmann, all of New Braunfels; sisters: Meta Wagner of New Braunfels, Adeline Glenewinkel and her husbahd Arthur of Gallatin, Mo.; eight grandchildren, Susy Beach, Deby Ormond, Regy Ormotid, Amber Lehmann, Shannon Lehmann, Dennis Lehmann, Clifford and Bruce Froelich; and one greatgrandchild, Shyann Marie Beach. He was preceded in death by a brother, Elmer Lehmann. - Funeral services are Monday, Aug. 25 at IO a.m. at die'Zoeller Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Don Somerville officiating. Interment will follow in the Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park. Pallbearers are Dean Jackson, Mike Rheinlander, Vincent John, Clarence McDay, Gerald Hildebrandt, Everett Dietert, Daryl Fischbeck, Mark Shaw and Bill Fanner. Honorary pallbearers are Robert Lee Bretzke and Otto Dietert. Visitation continues all day Sunday and Monday until service time. Correction A cutline in Thursday's edition incorrectly indicated the Hummel Museum was receiving $352,125. The $12,500 check from the Lower Colorado River Authority was one of 30 totaling $352,125 given to many organizations in LCRA's service area. We regret the error. (.Ii I HOOKS VV VIJ VHI I VII shous before (>p in S i VO \ 111111 s > VO Kids \ Seniors s I VO WALNUT 6 629-6400 111 35 ami Walnut Ave. GI Jane rn hmin <Hr 1:05-4:00 4:45-9:25 Jailer £~Sfuneral home Air Force One Sag ta Q"lt H 1:20-4:25 TjlMjJO Leave Ic To Beaver iwdttM r—I 1:00-3:00-5:00 Ll*! 7:05-9:05 Conspiracy Theory rn tiiiuliiu Anni xSsSHXJeBDl 12:45-4:30 7:00-9:45 Water The exhibit was meant to be picture intensive rather than reading intensive, Silva said. "We know the children will warn to feel and see it," she said. Silva said the exhibit would reach both parents and children. The exhibit covers subjects such as war fighting, people, core values, naval characteristics and education and training. "What we show is when the nation and the President need our protection we call on the Marines," Silva said. The exhibit was nice because of hard work put in by people, Silva said. "We got a hold of people with a lot of relent who made it a success," Silva said. Suzanne Paquette, a San Antonio artist, painted the murals for the exhibit Silva said the exhibit would tell children about the caring side of the Marine Corps. "It shows the human side of the Marine Corps, not just the shoot 'em up, bang, bang," Silva said. From Page 1A Benton said. "They have been out of water numerous times." Residents in Deer River have been on water rationing since late July when residents had low water pressure because one well went dry, lines were broken and some customers were consuming more than their usual water needs, CLWSC general manager Dale Yates said-earlier this month. "He (Roper) told everybody it would never be sold because it was the community's own water system," Benton said. Roper said he bought the land from iv elopers who had drilled two , the subdivision, He said th^ developers conducted tests and determined there was enough water for the Deer River subdivision. Roper said for about IO years people were not charged for their water — an incentive he offered to get people to move into Deer River. From an economic standpoint, he said, when there were a few homes, it would have been expensive to collect water rates. The former developer of Deer River contended he has done everything he can to keep the subdivision's water system in compliance with TNRCC standards. "I re-engineered at a cost of $50,000 in a way that Canyon Lake Water Supply Corporation and their engineers recommended it be done before we turned it over," Roper said. "We promised them water and they got water. We made tremendous improvements to the system. There is adequate water down there for everyone living there." On the Agenda I MO Comal Independent School District board of trustees will meet twice this week. On Wednesday the board will conduct a budget hearing at 7 p.m. at Roper said he did not want to let go of the Deer River water system, but when circumstances changed, he had to sell the system to CLWSC. "Then as time went on, it became obvious we needed to get adequate water to Lake of the Hills (subdivision)," Roper said. "We needed to do something." Lake of the Hills is west of Deer River on Farm-to-Market 306 on the north side of Canyon Lake. Deer River and Lake of the Hills are on the same system. Roper said the CLWSC board of directors bought the system. While the vote was taken., Roper said, he excused himself from the meeting. .He was presjdpnt the CLWSC ~To ease recent water probleWuf in Deer River, CLWSC is in the process of drilling a new well on a Rebecca Creek site, which was purchased from Roper. 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The nicely styled PDF referred to in the tweet was from Wiley. Wiley has been quite active in this area. In my book mark list I have somewhere the link to their webpage on optimizing your research articles for search engines (SEO), somewhere tucked away on their author services section. And a link to the article "Search engine optimization and your journal article: Do you want the bad news first?" on their Exchange blog. Wiley is not the only publishers dealing with this subject, here is an example on academic search engine optimization from Elsevier and another example from Sage. I bet there are other examples from publishers to be found.
The major advise is to use the right keywords. Use these keywords in your title, and repeat them throughout your abstract. Contextually repeated as they say. Do mention some synonyms for those keywords as well and please do make use of the key words fields in the article as well. They emphasize to use Google Trends or Google Adwords to find the right keywords, but that is ill-advised for academic search engine optimization in my opinion. When selecting keywords for academic search engine optimization it is better to use keyword systems, ontologies or thesauri from you subject area, because experienced researchers will use this terminology to search for their information as well. So in the biomedical area it is obvious to consult the mesh browser, but when you are in the agriculture or ecology field of research the CAB thesaurus is the first choice for selecting the appropriate keywords. The Wiley SEO tips ends with the advise to consistent with your own name (and affiliation, your lab deserves to be named properly as well), and don't forget to cite your previous work.
The role of the editors in Academic Search Engine Optimization
In their short PDF the Wiley team mentions to use headings as well "Headings for the various sections of your article tip off search engines to the structure and content of your article. Incorporate your keywords and phrases in these headings wherever it's appropriate." A nice suggestion but in practice this is hardly ever in the hands of the individual author. Scholarly articles tend to have a rather fixed structure. The IMRAD structure, Introduction, Methods, Results and Discussion being the most common. In such a case the author has no space to add headings in the right position in their paper. But research by Hamrick et al. showed that papers with callouts, tend to have higher number of citations. A "callout" is a phrase or sentence from the paper, perhaps paraphrased, that is displayed prominently in a larger font. The journal which they investigated abandoned the practice to use callouts, but after their article this practice was reinstated again. A decision like that, is an editorial decision. And it is recommended for all journals to help the readers with pointers in the form of callouts, and benefit from the affects it can have as academic search engine optimization as well. My favourite Wiley journal, JASIST, certainly doesn't make systematic use of callouts.
The other topic on which the editorial board has an important say is the layout of the reference lists in their journals. I have pleaded many times before for a reduced number of specifications of reference lists. It looks like the first task an editorial board of a newly established journal embarks upon is, is to formulate yet another exotic variation of the many different styles specifying the layout of the reference list. The point however, that these definitions hardly make use of the possibilities of academic search engine optimization, or search engine optimization whatsoever, most often they forget to include linking options in the reference list altogether. Older instructions to authors have not caught up with the present time yet. In the html version of the scholarly articles links are included as part of the journal platform software, but in the PDF versions of the articles the URLs are often forgotten altogether. Where DOIs are linkable in the webpage, in most instances DOIs in the PDF version are most often presented in the form of doi:10.1002/asi/etc. It is even explicitly stipulated in the APA style and many others to reference a DOI as doi: which goes against the advice of the DOI governing body. These bad practices results in the fact that DOI's included in the PDF versions of the reference list don't link. Which is a complete and utter waste of SEO opportunity. So academic search engine optimization is badly broken in this area.
The role of publishers in Academic Search Engine Optimization
Publishers have their role in supporting the editorial boards in resolving the two previously mentioned items. But they should also have a careful look into the PDF files they produce at the moment as well. At this moment the Google Webmaster has only a few pointers to PDF optimization. To mention a few interesting ones: Links should be included in the PDF (this means again DOIs as links rather than doi: statements) since they are treated as ordinary links. And the last point is important as well "How can I influence the title shown in search results for my PDF document" The title attribute in the PDF is used! And the anchor text. On publishers site this is most often "PDF". If they only would use the title as anchor text on their website it would work in their advantage. Albeit not mentioned on the Google webmaster blogpost, since it is probably too obvious, if the file had only the name of the title it certainly would help the SEO for the PDF, and it would help all those scientists who download all the PDF files for their research to sort out what file is what about. Was 123456.pdf about the genetics or genomes, or was that in 234567.pdf? Clear titles would help both researchers as well as search engines to work out what it is all about.
And whilst publishers are on the subject of PDF optimization they might as well complete the other attributes for PDF files, such as authors, keywords and summary. If it is not now, another search engine might make use of those attributes another day. You might as well be prepared. Researchers, using reference management tools, can also benefit from those metadata attributes. Ross Mounce has some interesting blogposts about the researchers need for good metadata in PDFs. Theoretically a little effort since all that metadata is in the databases already, so make use of it to optimize your PDFs for academic search engine optimization or service to your most loyal users who have so far put up with a load of bad PDFs.
Hamrick, T. A., R. D. Fricker, and G. G. Brown. 2010. Assessing what distinguishes highly cited from less-cited papers published in Interfaces. Interfaces, 40(6): 454-464. http://dx.doi.org/10.1287/inte.1100.0527. OA version:http://faculty.nps.edu/tahamric/docs/citations%20paper.pdf
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Lake Cunningham Regional Park, San Jose, CA
Aloha! and Welcome to Kamali'i O Ke Kai Outrigger Canoe!
Kamali'i O Ke Kai's home is in San Jose, California at Lake Cunningham Regional Park. We are plenty strong and we always have room for plenty more. If you're interested in joining our Ohana, or want more information about our organization, please contact us.
Ohana and respect for oneself and for others are the foundation of our family of fun loving paddlers and we are proud to "JUST PADDLE".
Kamali'i O Ke Kai (Ka-ma-lee-ee O Kay Kie), meaning "Children of the Sea", has found its success by several island spirited individuals who have life lined their passion for the "aloha spirit" through the expression of paddling.
Kamali'i O Ke Kai offers a variety of levels of paddling, from beginners to the most experienced, from same sex teams to co-ed, and from young to the young at heart. Whether a season or a life of paddling – you can discover that this appeases the island spirit that lives stateside that was not so fortunate to live on the islands.
Kamali'i O Ke Kai is 1 of 20 Northern California Canoe Clubs that compete at diverse Lakes and Oceanside surroundings. Our mission is to spread the "Aloha Spirit" through outrigger canoe paddling and encourage the quality of many cultures through family oriented gatherings and at our competitions.
2016 Practice Schedule
We're right at the start of our 2016 sprint season. Woohoo!
We have plenty of room for anyone who wants to try their hands at paddling outrigger canoe. Starting Monday March 21st, we start our weekday practice.
Our practice schedule is as follows:
- Mon, Tues, Wed, & Thurs. 6PM (5:30 for first time paddlers)
- Sat. 9AM (8:30 for first time paddlers)
First time paddlers, pls. see Coach Marc for instructions. Wear comfortable clothing for the elements (shorts, tank-top, athletic top, etc.) but you may get wet, so bring extra, just in case.
All you need to bring is yourself and hopefully a friend to share the experience with and don't worry, we have club paddles for you to learn with. Before you get in a canoe, we'll go over a short training session after you read and sign the standard waiver like in all sports.
Got Questions?
If you have any questions, best to visit our Facebook page (click on the Facebook link at the top) where you can ask all the questions you like while we work on building this site.
New Paddlers Are Always Welcome!
If you're interested in trying out the sport of Outrigger Canoeing, come out to the lake during our regular practice time. Come early for some 1-on-1 instruction with the coach and to fill out the traditional waiver form.
For new paddlers, we have a One Month Free Trial Membership so you can get your feet wet and give it a try. All you need to bring to the lake is yourself and maybe even a friend or family to try it with you.
If you do come by yourself, don't worry, Kamali'i prides itself on being a small club with lots of great members who will make you feel at home with the Aloha spirit.
Race Regattas
All this practice isn't just for building good looks and a healthy body. Kamali'i is part of the Northern California Outrigger Canoe Association (NCOCA). The NCOCA is made up of dozens of other outrigger canoe clubs just like ours. And each year, our association holds 5 to 6 sprint regattas at different water venues through the summer and highlight the season with our championship races towards the end of July.
The NCOCA also hosts long distance open water races which range from 4 miles to 12 miles and even longer - like the race featured in the video above.
Crews that take 1st, 2nd and 3rd place get some awesome race bling (medals) while the clubs compete for overall trophies broken down by Small Club and Big Club.
Race Categories
Races are broken down by age and race categories. The different age categories are:
- Keiki - 19 yrs and younger
- Open - 20 years and up
- Master - 40-49 years old
- Senior Master - 50-59 years old
- Kapuna - 60 yrs and up
Race crews are broken into different categories (crew type and distance). Each crew consists of 5 paddlers and 1 steersman.
- Novice Men/Women - Paddling for less than two years
- Open - Paddling more than 2 years
- Men's crew - 6 Men
- Women's crew - 6 Women
- Coed Crew - 3 Men, 3 Women
Sprint race distances are:
- 250 meters - Keiki 12 and under - straight away
- 500 meters (1 turn on a buoy)
- 1000 meters (3 buoy turns)
- 2000 meters (7 buoy turns)
Where We Hang Our Paddles
Our club home is in the Lake Cunningham Regional Park in San Jose, CA, next to Raging Waters Water Park.
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BeschreibungThe beginnings of psychology are usually dated from experimental psychology and Freudian psychoanalysis in the late nineteenth century. Yet the period from 1700 to 1840 produced some highly sophisticated psychological theorizing that became central to German intellectual and cultural life, well in advance of similar developments in the English-speaking world. Matthew Bell explores how this happened, by analysing the expressions of psychological theory in Goethe's Faust, Kant's Critique of Pure Reason, and in the works of Lessing, Schiller, Kleist, and E. T. A. Hoffmann. This study pays special attention to the role of the German literary renaissance of the last third of the eighteenth century in bringing psychological theory into popular consciousness and shaping its transmission to the nineteenth century. All German texts are translated into English, making this fascinating area of European thought fully accessible to English readers for the first time.
InhaltsverzeichnisIntroduction; 1. The 'long past': psychology before 1700; 2. The Enlightenment: rationalism and sensibility; 3. Melancholy Titans and suffering women in Storm and Stress drama; 4. Weimar classicism and empirical psychology; 5. Idealism's campaign against psychology; 6. Romanticism and animal magnetism; 7. After Romanticism: the physiological unconscious; Bibliography; Index.
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|10.78 m
|Fuel Type
|Hull Material
|Ardfern, By Lochgilphead, Argyll & Bute
|Tax Status
|Tax Paid
|10.78 m
|Length at Water Line
|8.23 m
|3.35 m
|Max Draft
|1.76 m
|Keel Type
|7620 kg
|3556 kg
|Total Sail Area
|64 sqm
|Headsail Area
|40 sqm
|Mainsail Area
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|Engine Type
|Engine Make
|Engine Model
|Engine Year
|36 hp
|Drive Type
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|Propeller Type
|3 Blade
|Propeller Material
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|Orion Marine
|Fuel Tanks
|1 x 150 litres (Stainless Steel)
|Fresh Water Tanks
|1 x 205 litres
|Holding Tanks
|1 (Stainless Steel)
|Electric Windlass
The Rustler 36, designed by Holeman & Pye over 20 years ago has carved itself an enviable reputation as an elegant, long keeled offshore cruising yacht. With examples of the design cruising in all parts of the globe the yachts are now sought after by those aspiring to set off on serious offshore adventures.
Penny Blue was the Southampton Boatshow boat for the 1992 show, being commissioned and launched for her first cruising season in 1993. The original owner upgraded the specification of the boat from the standard offered at the time equipping her for transatlantic passages before completing two ARC's as well as extensive cruising of the Caribbean. Since returning to UK waters she has cruised the waters around the southwest, Ireland and Scotland with 2 further owners. Subject to and extensive refit in 2012/13 she is now reluctantly offered for sale due to poor health and includes a comprehensive inventory.
Wintering ashore here at Ardfern.
Moulded by Cygnus Marine to Lloyd's register specifications the traditional hand laminated hull and deck mouldings are still finished in their original gelcoat.
Finished in the popular Oxford Blue above the waterline with stainless steel protection plat on stem. Below the waterline the boat was epoxy coated as a preventative measure in 2006 by Rustler Yachts. In 2009 Coppercoat antifouling was applied below the waterline and is still active with a white boot finishing above the waterline. Full length traditional style encapsulated keel with 3.5 tons of lead ballast keel, full depth transom mounted, keel hung rudder.
Deck and Coachroof
When new the decks were of a traditional teak laid deck finish, including the cockpit. During the 2012/13 re-fit the teak decks were removed back to the moulded deck finish beneath before being screeded and epoxied, finished in International Paints non-slip blue deck paint. Works were monitored by a surveyor and a report with photographs is available. At the same time the teak panels in the cockpit were re-furbished and remain in place.
Spars & Rigging
- Cutter rigged inner forestay, both forestays fitted with Profurl roller reefing gears.
- Insulated back stay for SSB radio
- Double telescopic Spinnaker poles with double mast tracks. Pole rigged on ball bearing cars and fitted for stowing on mast when not in use.
- Permanent Trysail track on aft face of mast.
Fitted with the standard Rustler specified masthead rigged Selden mast and spars, finished in silver anodised aluminium. All standing rigging of 1X19 stainless steel wire with roll swaged end fittings and stainless steel bottle screws, standing rigging completely replaced in 2003 with the Forestay subsequently replaced again in 2010. Genoa and staysail fitted on Profurl roller reefing systems. Mainsail of slab reefing type with full battens and all halyards and reefing lines lead aft to cockpit. The original owner had the rig upgraded to suit long distance offshore passages, upgrading included
- Mainsail - Channon Sails 2007. Full battened, 3 slab reefs on Rutgerson compression slides.
- Roller Reefing Genoa - 2005 150% with foam luff.
- High Aspect Furling Jib - Channon Sails 2006. Foam luff.
- #1 furling Jib - Channon Sails 2007. Foam luff.
- Trysail - Arun Sails, orange (unused)
- Strom Jib - Arun sails, orange (unused)
- Multi Purpose Genoa - Hood Sails, light weather reaching sail. (unused)
Canvass Work
- Sprayhood - Full custom built sprayhood and frame (2007)
- Cockpit Cover - Full cockpit tent with windows and roll-up side panels (2013)
- Mainsail Cover
Ground Tackle
- Main Anchor - 45lb CQR on 50m, 3/8" chain rode. Multibraid anchor warp aboard separately to extend rode if required.
- Kedge anchor - Fortress lightweight anchor on mixed chain/warp rode.
- Spare Anchor - CQR type anchor with mixed chain/warp rode, stowed beneath saloon sole.
- Electric Windlass - Lewmar Anchorman
On Deck
With the original teak decking having been removed and the decks painted the boat is crisp and clean on deck with the blue non-slip paint contrasting nicely against the white coachroof gelcoat. Both the pulpit and pushpit on the boat were custom fabricated to suit the first owners requirements for extended off shore passages. The pushpit cleverly incorporating an overhead gantry providing mountings for all navigational antennas as well as controls for the monitor windvane and an mounting for the towed generator. Stout guard wires run the full length of the boat between the pulpit and pushpit with gates provided port and starboard while a folding boarding ladder is fitted in way of the port gate.
A substantial twin roller stemhead fitting allows storing of the anchor on the bow, the anchor rode being handled by the Lewmar 'Anchorman' electric windlass, chain stowing directly into the chain locker. The anchor windlass was completely overhauled in 2012/13 with a new gearbox and motor fitted.
The foredecks are of a sensible width to allow movement around the boat securely when alongside or at sea with timber grabrails running the full length of the coachroof. Dorade vents on the coachroof are fitted with stainless steel guards.
Protected by the custom fabricated sprayhood and deep coamings the cockpit provides and safe and secure base for crew. The seating and sole are still fitted with the original teak decking. Mainsail reefing lines and halyards are lead aft to either side of the companionway with the reefing lines for the foresails running along the port and starboard side decks allowing all sail handling to be undertaken from the cockpit. The mainsheet runs on a horse across the cockpit and is easily reached by the helmsman. Storage is provided with a large locker to starboard and a self draining gas locker aft. A shorter tiller has been fitted by the current owner however the original full length tiller is still aboard.
Navigational Equipment
- Depth Sounder - Raymarine ST70 @ chart table, repeating on plotter display in cockpit.
- Log - Raymarine ST70 @ chart table, repeating on plotter display in cockpit
- Wind - Raymarine ST70 @ chart table, repeating on plotter display in cockpit
- Autopilot - Raymarine tiller pilot type. 2 units aboard, one for use on tiller & one for connection to wind vane self steering gear.
- VHF - Icom M505 DSC VHF with CommandMic in cockpit.
- Navtex - Nav6Plus at chart table.
- GPS - Active antenna on Rayamarine network. Standalone hand held Garmin also aboard.
- Radar Detector - SeaMe active radar detector system.
- Compass
General Equipment
- Battery Charger - Sterling Marine Power 4 step charger
- Wind Generator - Rutland 913 with HRDX controller (2007)
- Towed Generator - Ampair Pacific 100W, not used by current owner.
- Solar Panel - Solara 45W panel mounted on gantry. Connected to HRDX controller.
- Wind Vane Self Steering - Monitor Wind Vane. All stainless steel construction. System come complete with heavy and lightweight vanes and full service kit.
- Invertor - Two units aboard. 150w basic unit for phone charger type use. AJ Struder 275W Pure Sine Wave unit. Neither unit hardwired or in use by the current owner.
- Electric Bilge Pump
- Manual Bilge Pump
- Radio - Sony head unit with Fusion marine speakers (2011)
- Tiller - Additional short version of tiller.
- Cockpit Cushions - Full fitted set in blue fabric.
- Cockpit Table - On stow away swiveling mount.
- Swimming Ladder - Secured on side deck, folds neatly over guard rail.
Below decks the interior is constructed in high quality joinery work using high quality teak faced plywood and solid teak trims. The boat has been upgraded throughout by the first owner for long distance offshore passages with all work surfaces and shelves being edged with deep fiddles. While all lifting sections of the sole boards from bow to stern have been fitted with dogs to lock them in place in the event of a roll over.
The forecabin provides the traditional twin V-berth configuration of accommodation with an infill to create a good sized double. Both bunks are fitted with 'Naturalmat Airflow' (new 2008) custom made mattresses and are fitted with quilted mattresses protectors; there is a full set of fitted sheets for the bunks. Underbunk slats are fitted to improve the sprung quality of the mattress, both bunks are fitted with lee cloths for use on passage. Storage is provided below the bunks (sail wardrobe is stored within the locker space beneath the bunk to starboard) and in a compact locker /drawer unit to the starboard aft end of the cabin. The large forehatch in the cabin is fitted with a roller blind with fly screen.
The heads compartment aft of the forecabin to port is constructed in white GRP mouldings leaving a very crisp and easily cleaned finish with varnished teak trims. A Jabsco sea toilet is fitted along with hot and cold water faucet in the sink which doubles as a shower. The heads and plumbing was included within the works in the 2012/13 re-fit which saw a new heads fitted and all associated plumbing replaced. Throughout the boat the pressurised hot and cold water plumbing was also replaced. Ample stowage is provided in the vanity unit outboard of the sink and beneath. Opposite the heads a compact hanging locker provides room for hanging foul weather gear etc.
The saloon provides traditional settee style seating with an L-shaped settee to port and a standard bench type settee to starboard; both settees convert to provide well proportioned single bunks with lee cloths fitted to both. The L-shaped settee to port could be made to convert into a double bunk if required. A roll-away pipecot is also fitted to provide an additional berth above the port side settee if required. The practically sized drop leaf saloon table is centrally mounted, large enough to cater for a full compliment of crew yet still allowing access around when leafs are up; stowage is provided within for bottles. Good storage is provided in a selection of lockers outboard and beneath the settees; all opening hatches and lockers are also fitted with inversion safe catches.
At the aft end of the saloon on the port side is a very well proportioned chart table for a yacht of this size. A large surface provides sufficient space for working on paper charts with good storage provided below. The current owner has upgraded the navigational electronics to the current generation of Raymarine instruments and has the system set-up with a wireless network integrating to an I-Pad which has a dedicated mounting space at the chart table. The other instrument displays (SeaMe, Navtex & i70) and ships swith panel are all within easy reach of the navigators seat. Directly aft is one and a half width quarter berth with good locker space below and easy access to the ships batteries etc.
To starboard opposite the chart table the 'U' shaped galley provides a good functional layout for safe use while at sea; all worktops are fitted with 2" brush through fiddles. Fitted with a Taylors 043 gas galley range, fully insulated fridge and stainless steel sink catering for a full crew is easily handled. Having been fitted out for extended cruising the fridge system is an upgrade from the standard and incorporates a high efficient eutectic plate, minimising current usage. The gas system was also upgraded as part of the 2012/13 re-fit with the system re-piped, solenoid replaced and a gas safe certificate issued.
Domestic Equipment
- Cooker - Taylors 043 gas galley range.
- Pressurised Water System - Cold & Hot with engine fed calorifier (2011) with 240V immersion heater. Faucets in galley and heads.
- Sea Water Pump - Foot operated manual pump at galley sink.
- Refrigerator - Top loading type under galley work surface. Isotherm 2000 plate and compressor.
- Heating - Eberspacher diesel fired hot air system. Overhauled by Eberspacher 2010.
- Heads - Jabsco type marine toilet (2013)
- Shore Power System - Hardwired system with RCD protection. Ring main, charger & immersion heater. Professionally installed 2013
Safety Equipment
- Liferaft - 6 person in cannister (2012)
- EPIRB - ACR GlobalFix (2008, serviced 2013)
- Horseshoe buoys - with lights (2013)
- Radar Reflector
Beneath the companionway steps is a dedicated, fully insulated engine space. The original Yanmar 3GM 35F engine has been professionally maintained throughout its life. Sterngear is of the traditional shaft drive type with and Aquadrive unit fitted. Access to the engine space is good with the complete front panel removable along with access panels from the port quarter berth and cockpit lockers. As part of the 2012/13 refit the engine space was overhauled with the engine removed from the boat. During the overhaul the following works were completed.
- Top end rebuild of engine including, skimming of head, re-seating of valves, removal and servicing of injectors and pump.
- Rebuild of the standard Kanzaki gearbox.
- Replacement of cutlass bearing.
- Installation of new Mainecraft shaft seal.
- Installation of Sterling smart charger controller for alternator.
Ships Batteries
- Domestic Bank - 2 off Red Flash DC31 110Ah, gel mat. (2009)
- Engine Bank - Solent Marine 105Ah. (2009)
During the 2012/13 refit the 12v wiring circuits aboard the boat were rationalised with a new switchboard fitted at the chart table and all the heavy current wiring re-placed with new. A new hardwired 240V shorepower system was also installed as part of the works.
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The Night Master wants Coop to spy on the students to know what they are thinking. But when the Night Master hears what Yang thinks of him, he grows angry and shoots a beam out of the phone to hit Yin. Now the students know the Night Master has a spy. Yin and Yang use the Chronologicum to travel through the time stream to see if they can figure out who the spy is. However, the Chronologicum gets damaged, and Yin and Yang are separated in two different times.


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IAN HENSCHKE: If you notice a few more Sydneysiders around South Australia this weekend you can thank APEC. The arrival of world leaders has prompted a departure of the locals, but it's not the invited guests who've been making headlines.
Yesterday the ABC's Chaser team penetrated the elaborate security, one of them dressed as Osama bin Laden.
But behind the antics the APEC forum is tussling with much more contentious issues as Matt Peacock reports.
MATT PEACOCK: Deserted streets and washed-out protests. Hardly the predicted dangerous demonstrations that prompted
an unprecedented Sydney security crackdown.
The biggest threat so far, Osama bin Chaser. The comedy team's mock motorcade yesterday waved through to within metres of President Bush's hotel.
It was no joke, say police.
ANDREW SCIPIONE: Reality is, there were people that through their actions yesterday put security services in a position where they may have had to take an action that no one would want.
MATT PEACOCK: Closer scrutiny of the motorcade's credentials might've quickly revealed the joke. It says "This pass allows this vehicle unlimited access to all the so-called security zones and ice cream parlours. So let it through, alright?"
(to JULIAN MORROW): Do you endanger anybody?
It was The Chaser being chased.
JULIAN MORROW: We had no intention of harming anyone. But it was a good thing it was … come on, guys! This is the sort of treatment that only the Chaser would do. This is just irresponsible!
GEORGE BUSH: Good morning. Or should I say g'day.
MATT PEACOCK: At the serious end of APEC, President Bush seemed momentarily unsure where he was.
GEORGE BUSH: A fine host for the OPEC summit. APEC, sorry. (Laughter) He invited me to the OPEC summit next year. (Laughter)
MATT PEACOCK: But he left little doubt about his support for his comrade at arms, John Howard.
GEORGE BUSH: They refer to the Prime Minister round here as a battler. I know why. He's courageous, he's wise, he's determined. America could ask for no better friend and more steadfast alley than Prime Minister John Howard.
MATT PEACOCK: Mr Howard's also welcomed the first Russian President to Australian shores. Vladimir Putin flew in today to sign an agreement for Australian uranium to supply Russia's ambitious nuclear plans. With both countries dismissing claims the deal increases risks of proliferation.
VLADIMIR PUTIN (Translated): Those who say about the opportunity to use - that Russia will Australia uranium for military purposes, they simply do not understand.
MATT PEACOCK: Australia's uranium will be used according to the head of Russia's atomic energy agency, Serguei Kirienko, to develop a global enrichment centre.
SERGUEI KIRIENKO (Translated): Australia uranium imported into Russia will be exclusively used for peaceful purposes but there is a provision in this agreement that in case any third country, maybe the United States, Japan or any other country, might wish to purchase uranium enriched in Russia, Russia is not in a position to do so without a consent from the Australian Government.
MATT PEACOCK: Australia has already agreed to join the US global nuclear energy partnership, Russia sees its industry growing, too.
Both these programs have one goal in common. They're aimed at providing the access to peaceful use of nuclear power to countries that strive to obtain this cheap and environmentally clean source of energy. Mr Howard placed climate change top of APEC's agenda, but his hope for a Sydney declaration committing economies to energy efficient targets has been angrily resisted by the leaders.
JUNKO TANAKA: For a lot of leaders, this is a trade meeting but climate change has been pushed on the agenda partly because this government is in election mode. Everybody knows Australia and the US didn't sign onto the Kyoto Protocol so they're not the most convincing leaders to lead this issue.
MATT PEACOCK: Key is China, where Opposition Leader Kevin Rudd again revealed his skills in Mandarin at his meeting today with President Hu.
HU JINTAO (translated): You speak perfect Chinese and you know China inside and out.
RICHARD MCINDOE: China has been adding over 70,000 megawatts of new generation capacity each year for the last five years. That makes up over one and a half, almost twice as much capacity each year added in China as we have here in Australia as a whole.
MATT PEACOCK: Coal is still king in China, but Richard McIndoe of the former Australian but now Chinese-owned TruEnergy stresses renewable energy will be huge.
RICHARD MCINDOE: They have set themselves some substantial targets of over 10 per cent of generation capacity to come from renewables. Through our Roaring 40s subsidiary, we've been quite closely involved in the development of wind power projects in China.
MATT PEACOCK: Chinese deals through Kyoto-based emissions trade already dominate Martijn Wilder's business.
MARTIJN WILDER: China has really become a global focus for doing carbon-offset projects and doing renewable projects. A lot of the London-based hedge funds and carbon funds are very active in developing CDM, clean development mechanism projects under Kyoto.
MATT PEACOCK: Tomorrow the leaders receive the draft Sydney declaration for them to consider at their weekend retreat. Already it's likely to be a watered down affair.
MARTIJN WILDER: I can sympathise with the sentiment amongst some of the developing countries. I think China is a bit different because we are seeing such a growth in power generation in China that it's critically important that China comes on board with some emissions targets, emissions reduction targets going forward. But it's really important, that countries such and the United States and Australia show leadership in this debate.
MATT PEACOCK: As some of the world's most powerful leaders were bunkering down at the Opera House, The Chaser made another vain attempt to join them.
REPORTER: Was there a concern that someone might've overreacted and because they're pretty jumpy? Were you worried about that?
JULIAN MORROW: No. Sorry. I was gonna give you a call as well! Just to say we can't say anything, but anyway. See ya later. Um ... lucky it was us, not al-Qaeda.


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Poutasi said he talks frequently with Utah offensive line coach Jim Harding, and that he likes the Utes' spread attack. "Coach Harding, I talk to him the most," Poutasi said. "[We talk about] how my games are going, he's checking up on how I'm doing, how was the game, [to see] a link to the highlights of that game, wish me good luck, [say] happy birthday and all that. I like their spread offense. I like how they coach over there, I would really like to get a visit over there again, it's nice up there. This year, a couple months back, I went to their spring game. It was nice, it was a nice campus, the spring game was nice, I talked to the head coach with a close family friend, so it was nice up there."
The three-star recruit is also hearing from several other schools, including Washington State, Colorado State and Nevada. "I've heard from Washington State. Colorado State [is] still trying to recruit me, UNLV, Nevada. I hear a lot from Utah. [All the schools say the] same stuff as Utah, they really want me there. They have a new camp, they've got new stuff, [just typical] stuff they tell recruits. I would say I'm open to [taking] visits and stuff. I think I'm almost 100% solid, but not really. I'm just waiting for another school to just flip my mind. I honestly don't know [what it would be], it would just have to be an instant thing, I don't know yet.
Poutasi, as you may already know, is cousins with former Ute and current Tennessee Titan Jeremiah Poutasi. PJ said he keeps in contact with his older cousin, who hasn't pressured him to attend the U. "We haven't talked lately," he said. "The last time I talked to him was like a month ago. He hasn't really pushed me a lot [to Utah] yet. He's the one that took me to the visit [at Louisville]. I went [out] to Tennessee, and we drove down to Louisville. [He] took me over there, he said how's the school, how are the coaches, is that a place I'd like to be for the next four years? And I told him yeah, yeah and yeah."
Poutasi has developed a great relationship with Louisville's coaches and players, and it will take a strong effort on Utah's part to get him to flip. "It's going great [with Louisville]," Poutasi said. "Once I visited the school, I knew that's a place that I'd like to be for the next four years of my life. It's a great place, I loved it there. Everything was just homey, it felt like Vegas. The stadium's close the dorms, great players, I know most of the offensive linemen and they're great, the coaches are nice, that was it.
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So this little witch was trying to take a bite on this Giant cupcake, unfortunately her hat was soo big she ended up inside the cupcake!!! Booooo it's Halloween !!! but not soo scary this time!!!I hope you like this cute cake I made for our little kids and their friends. We all had soooo much fun!!! Happy Halloween
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