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Rather than pay Borchers for another season in the second division, Odd Grenlad agreed to sell him back to MLS for a fee of slightly less than $100,000, according to a source with knowledge of the deal's details.
Because the Rapids received an allocation when Borchers was sold, he needed to re-enter the league through the allocation process. San Jose and Toronto, the teams first and second, respectively, on the allocation ladder of priority, declined to use an allocation before RSL took him.
Borchers played at the University of Denver and for Boulder Rapids Reserve of the PDL before catching on with the first team in 2003. He played 83 MLS games and twice for the U.S. national team before leaving for Norway. He is currently rehabilitating an ankle injury and is expected to join up with Real Salt Lake when its preseason camp moves to Florida Feb. 23.
RSL general manager Garth Lagerwey also hopes that by then a P-1 visa will have been issued for Argentine midfielder Matias Cordoba. Another foreign addition, Colombian defender Jamilson Olave, may not be able to join the team until it heads for Argentina next month. They join Matias Mantilla, Fabian Espindola and Javier Morales, midseason imports last year that markedly improved the team's cohesion and possession.
"Certainly from where we are right now, we need the imports, we need to raise the level of our league, we need to raise the level of our team," says Lagerwey of the league's decision to up the international allotment to eight players per team. "The path to long-term success is developing internally, developing the players on your roster and youth players, and producing that talent, as opposed to importing it from abroad.
"Different teams are going to have different philosophies on how to build themselves and I do think if you want to get better in a hurry, the way to do that is through experienced players, either foreign players or Americans playing abroad, not college players."
In Borchers, Cordoba, and Olave, RSL is moving on both fronts.

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- In a small saucepan, combine the sugar, cornstarch and salt. Stir in milk until smooth. Cook and stir over medium-high heat until thickened and bubbly. Reduce heat to low; cook and stir for 2 minutes longer. Remove from the heat. Stir a small amount of hot filling into egg yolks; return all to the pan, stirring constantly. Bring to a gentle boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes. Remove from the heat; gently stir in vanilla.
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BRAD WATSON takes another step towards his British-title target this month.
'The Glamour Boy' from Guernsey has raced to six straight wins as a professional and looks set to be handed his toughest test on a big championship bill at the Camden Centre in London on Friday 27 September.
Manager Mickey Helliet is lining up a six-round match and Watson is seeing this bout as a significant step up for him on the road to bringing titles back to Guernsey.
'I'm ready to step things up,' said Watson, 'and if I beat him, then get a couple more wins under my belt, I should be ready to fight for titles early next year.'
His target is British and Commonwealth champion Kevin Satchell and the 22-year-old says he 'can't wait' to get back in the ring after a frustrating end to last season.
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Illinois Patent Troll Victims Speak Out
Illinois victims describe perils of meritless lawsuits, encourage reform
25 Feb, 2014, 15:46 ET from Patent Progress
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Patent Progress, providing timely information and analysis on the high-tech patent landscape, today released a video highlighting the stories of two patent troll victims based in Illinois who have been attacked multiple times. Their stories uncover the stark realities of patent troll attacks, including the negative impacts on business, family, innovation and the overall economy.
The two victims featured, Karl Gnadt, managing director designate of the Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District and Todd McNutt, president of MCS Office Technologies, a small business based in Gibson City, Ill., illustrate the wide range of businesses being attacked and underscore the significant impacts of the frivolous lawsuits filed by patent trolls.
McNutt had to close an entire product line and let go five employees as a result of the financial impact settling the lawsuits had on his business. According to his lawyers, fighting the lawsuit in court would have been even more financially devastating.
"It's very frustrating to me to look back at what we had to shut down because of one single patent troll," McNutt said.
Both Gnadt and McNutt are fed up with the threats and are encouraging other business owners to get involved to push for reform at a federal level.
"There's a need for reform because this isn't going to stop," Gnadt states. "This is just the beginning."
"These two stories are powerful examples of how patent trolls are attacking innovation and grim reminders of why patent trolls need to be stopped," said Matt Levy, patent counsel at the Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA) and lead blogger for CCIA's Patent Progress. "Business owners and entrepreneurs across the country are being unfairly attacked by patent trolls every day."
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Story is this was a daily carried revolver. This is a fine example of a well used Smith and Wesson Pre-Model 10 .38 Special. It is the 5-screw design and all the numbers match. It has wear marks from the holster (included) and the bluing has rubbed off in several places.
Action is proper and secure. I fired this gun recently and it still holds a good pattern. Rifling is good.
For sale on this site for $299.00 Posted on auction site too: Pre-Model 10 5-Screw S&W .38 SPL NR : Revolvers at GunBroker.com
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Risk Management & Business Technology Resiliency – What's Changed Since 2009
Posted by Chris McClean on November 6, 2012
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Guest post from Researcher Nick Hayes.
Take a second to think back to the year 2009. The US was in the thick of the financial crisis; companies were slashing budgets, and the unemployment rate was in double-digits. And do you remember a little thing called the "swine flu"? The World Health Organization (WHO) deemed the H1N1 strain of the swine flu influenza a global pandemic in June 2009. These were just some of the events top of mind for much of the nation and the broader global community three years ago.
2009 was also the year that the annual Forrester And Disaster Recovery Journal (DRJ) Survey focused on the role of risk management in business technology (BT) resiliency and crisis communications programs. Needless to say, the survey was fairly timely. Forrester found risk management was becoming a more common practice for business continuity teams, but that there was still more room for further collaboration with their risk management counterparts.
Fast forward three years, and the 2012 Forrester/DRJ survey is again focusing on the role of risk management in BT resiliency and crisis communications (you can take the 2012 survey by clicking here). A lot has changed since 2009 with a number of new events, technologies, and organizational challenges currently plaguing business continuity and risk management professionals.
More specifically, three major trends have likely affected the market since 2009:
- The aftermath of the financial crisis and big corporate blunders further emphasized the value of risk management. Events such as the BP oil spill and the Toyota recall are just two of the largest events that have taken place in the last three years. Couple these with new government regulations such as the Dodd-Frank Act and other news events like J.P. Morgan's $5.8 billion trading loss, and you can see why it's important for companies to follow risk management best practices – and the potential high costs of ignoring them.
- The frequency of natural disasters kept BT resiliency and crisis communications top of mind. The destructive course of Hurricane Sandy is affecting millions living in the US along the East Coast, with its full impact still to be determined; current estimates project the damage could cost upwards of an estimated $20 billion in insured losses and $50 billion in economic losses. Last year, Hurricane Irene caused about $4.3 billion in losses, and was one of just 14 storms where costs were estimated to be at least $1 billion. And let's not forget about the 2010 Haiti earthquake and the Fukushima nuclear disaster (set off by an earthquake and ensuing tsunami) – both of which had catastrophic consequences in their respective regions.
- Social media established itself as a valuable business technology. Using both internal, enterprise social networks such as Chatter and Yammer, and public social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn, companies, employees, and consumers alike use social media for a variety of business and personal purposes. Crisis communications teams use social media to disseminate critical crisis information and instructions, and employees and the rest of the population use social media to gather information about crisis updates, public service announcements, etc. For example, as Hurricane Sandy rolled through New York City, the New York Fire Department used its Twitter account to help relay information to dispatchers for people in distress who couldn't reach jammed emergency lines.
We are very interested to see what the results of this year's Forrester/DRJ survey have in store for us, and we'd love for you to participate. If you're a business continuity or risk management professional, please take the survey by following the link here. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Good to see you discussing the changes, it's something that is really a great topic to debate.
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Since the employees of any company is considered to be one of its greatest assets, employee survey helps understanding whether employees are happy working in the prevalent situations. It also helps recognizing the strengths or weaknesses of the company's management and provides a hint regarding the much required organizational improvements.
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January Jones: Riding in Style at Sony Studios
Posted Thursday December 20, 2012 11:13 PM GMT
Getting chauffeured in style on a red golf cart, January Jones was spotted at Sony Studios in Culver City, California on Thursday (December 20).
The "Mad Men" star failed to smile at shutterbugs in a black leather jacket, white scarf, and black beret as she headed to the set.
In quite a departure from Betty Draper, the 34-year-old actress can soon be seen in the upcoming film, "Sweetwater" as a vengeful widow who hunts down the sheep rancher who killed her husband.
The film's director Noah Miller is rumored to be the father of January's son Xander, after being spotted holding hands with her and the 11-month-old boy in Santa Monica.
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Which is better?Computer?Laptop?Mobile?
Which is better?Computer?Laptop?Mobile?
Such a good question...I tend to lean towards spaghetti
Computers are better than laptops. And phones beat the pants off of mobiles.
Since I know you're going to ask next: automobiles are better than cars
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Buy my wife's old laptop!
Lol that's like asking what's better, oranges, apples, or bananas?
Value wise? In general?
Value and general, it's a computer. Can't beat value there. You get the best equipment for your money.
Mobile is smallest, so least bang for the buck.
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Oz: The Great And Powerful - 'Oz Will Amaze You' And 'Creatures' TV Spots
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Disney has released two more 30-second TV Spots for Sam Raimi's first 3D film "Oz: The Great and Powerful," the first Spot had recently aired during The Grammy Awards on Sunday night, and the second international spot is set to air in New Zealand sometime soon. In the film, James Franco stars as Oscar Diggs, a traveling circus magician who magically gets whisked away to a far away land named Oz , and assumes the identity of a powerful wizard that the people have been waiting for to set the kingdom free from the wicked witch that controls their city.
When Oscar Diggs (James Franco), a small-time circus magician with dubious ethics, is hurled away from dusty Kansas to the vibrant Land of Oz, he thinks he's hit the jackpot -- fame and fortune are his for the taking -- that is until he meets three witches, Theodora (Mila Kunis), Evanora (Rachel Weisz) and Glinda (Michelle Williams), who are not convinced he is the great wizard everyone's been expecting. Reluctantly drawn into the epic problems facing the Land of Oz and its inhabitants, Oscar must find out who is good and who is evil before it is too late. Putting his magical arts to use through illusion, ingenuity -- and even a bit of wizardry -- Oscar transforms himself not only into the great and powerful Wizard of Oz but into a better man as well.
Oz: The Great and Powerful stars James Franco, Mila Kunis, Rachel Weisz, Michelle Williams, Zach Braff, Abigail Spencer, Martin Klebba, Tony Cox, Joey King, Bill Cobbs, Ted Raimi
Release: March 8th, 2013
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Theo Walcott's season is finishing strongly. The youngster is earning more starting berths and completed another 90 minutes in Arsenal's 1-0 win over Everton at Emirates Stadium on Sunday.
Afterwards the forward spoke to Arsenal TV Online, he discussed:
- ending the campaign at Emirates Stadium on a high
- staying unbeaten at home
- the remaining targets this season
- the progression made
- saying goodbye to Jens Lehmann
- Carlos Vela
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Since it's been kinda quite here, I thought I'd share a few goodies that are going out to various members. I know I always enjoy seeing pics of multiples of single items, so I lined them all up for a few group photos.
Believe it or not, it feels good to be getting rid of these things finally.
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I don't normally cook fish (apart from occassionally bunging in some frozen cod in batter into the oven).However, I saw some cod loin in Tesco, in a packet, and fancied it (pan fried).Now, as I say, I'm unfamiliar with it, so when I opened it, it was surprisingly smelly. Not an ammonia smell or anything like that, but quite 'fishy'. I was of the understanding that good fish should smell of the Sea, not of fish. However, this was a fillet, and not whole fish.The pack was well in-date, so I went ahead and cooked it. I'm not dead yet, so I'm sure it was okay.Is this smell normal?
The Tesco fish counter seem to have an unusual skill in making all the fresh fish smell of fish rather than smell fresh.I buy fish elsewhere.
That would concern me. Cod is like most other fish - when raw, it shouldn't smell of anything much. Freshness of fillets is much harder to judge than freshness of whole fish so I would give even more weight to a strong fishy smell in fillets. Odds are you will be fine and it was probably just not as fresh as it could have been, but I wouldn't have eaten that fish.Frankly, I don't trust supermarkets to look after this sort of thing, and if I bought fish in a supermarket I would go to the wet counter. A good local fishmonger is a wonderful thing though, and I'm lucky to have a couple of good ones pretty close to me.
Could it be because this fillet was in a plastic 'tray' and sealed so that any smell that was there couldn't evaporate?
> The Tesco fish counter seem to have an unusual skill > in making all the fresh fish smell of fish...Tesco fish is not so good, I avoid all seafood form there now, our door knocker has a better grasp on fish/seafood than the "skilled" staff at Tesco. I have found Sainsburys' fish to be better locally when buying small amounts. When I can we buy at a large specialist market.
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My loving spouse of nearly a half-century...let out with a scream that could probably be heard in Baltimore.(snip)
She was NOT happy.
Our first sail of more than a few hours together was 107 nautical miles from Ala Wai boat harbor on Oahu to Nawiliwili on Kauai. We got knocked down in a squall at night on the way to Hanalei and ran out of fuel on the way back. The return trip took 3 days and we ran aground in in the harbor entrance. Laura later published a photo essay(pdf) of the trip. BTW she had never been on a sailboat before we met.
She now has more sea time than I do having sailed on to Fiji in HMBark Endeavour after our three honeymoon sailing from Vancouver to Kona and delivered the schooner Spike Africa from San Diego to Kauai (Producing another article with photos(pdf) Of course this was long before we started producing videos.
Even though I have a bit more sailing experience than my SO, I am by far the whimpier sailor in our couple. I think this is pretty typical for female sailors. On my old racing crew we used to talk about races with flat water and moderate wind as "girl fun" and strong winds and blowing chop as "boy fun."
The way SO and I deal with this is to say that whoever calls it first, wins. If I think the rail is too close to the water, we back off. If he thinks the weather is too close to deteriorating, we don't go out. He isn't looking for an adrenaline rush, so it works well for us.
NewportNewbie, I would suggest saving your adrenaline sailing for races or trips with similarly minded buddies. I know a lot of racing skippers who's spouses don't set foot on their boats. They never learned to dial it down to a point that non-racers could enjoy.
My loving spouse of nearly a half-century has informed me that an overnighter is just fine. But, anything longer is out of the question. Seems as if every time I put together a trip of 4 to 7 days, the weather turns to crap and we end up getting caught in a nasty storm. The last time this happened was just a few months ago. The trip was from Perryville, MD to Oxford, MD, with stops along the way and a few overnight anchorages.
The first night, after sailing about 35 miles, we dropped anchor in Fairlee Creek. It was a comfortable place to spend the night, light winds, no bugs, and I grilled a couple steaks and steamed some vegetables.
We slept late, pulled the anchor at about 10 a.m., and headed down the bay to meet with friends at Kent Narrows for a late lunch. Lunch was outstanding, and we left Kent Narrows at about 2:30 that afternoon. As the sun began to get low we passed through Napps Narrows in a very strong tidal current. Kinda' scary because the bridge attendant was not answering the radio and I wasn't sure we had sufficient power to fight the current dragging us slowly toward the bridge. After the bridge opened, we zipped out into the darkness of the Choptank River's lower reaches on a bright, moonlit night.
Now you would think this would be a beautiful setting for a romantic cruise--not a prayer. Turns out my wife is petrified about sailing in the dark. Her words were along the lines of "What the Hell were you thinking. You can't see anything other than the lights on the shore and we're probably going to hit something and die out here in the darkness."
Nothing I said or did could reassure her that I had things under control and knew exactly where I was. We entered Broad Creek, ducked in behind a sandbar and dropped the hook at 8 p.m.. I fixed supper, then climbed onto the foredeck to take a shower with the solar shower. I rigged the shower for her in the cockpit, but she was reluctant to use it, fearing that someone may see her. Bear in mind that we were more than a half-mile from shore in total darkness. She reluctantly stripped down, climbed into the cockpit, lathered up and let out with a scream that could probably be heard in Baltimore. "There's a boat coming and he has a spotlight!" The boat was at least 1/2-mile away and his spotlight was scanning the water for day markers. After the boat left the area she rinsed off the soap, but by that time the water in the solar shower had cooled a bit. She was NOT happy.
At 5:00 a.m. the following morning, the local, commercial crabbers let us know that were were anchored where they like to set their trot-lines for crabs. The laid their lines with 6-feet of our boat, then cranked up their CB radios to ear-bleed volumes as they passed as close to use as possible. My wife feared the watermen would do something to our boat, and possibly harm us as well. (some of them can be a bit on the nasty side.)
By 6 a.m., after a couple breakfast bars, we were motoring east up the Choptank River in dead calm conditions. It was a relaxing trip until we reached the mouth of the Tred Avon River, at which point a small pin came loose from the steering wheel shaft. When I told her we just lost our steering she panicked. I put the engine in neutral, went into the cabin and grabbed the emergency tiller, and in less time than it took to type this sentence we were underway.
I got on the handheld VHF, called Oxford Boat Yard and told them I lost my steering and asked if they could help. The voice at the other end said "No problem. Just bring the boat to the dock next to the travel lift and I'll be there to meet you." The mechanics there were the best of the best, knew exactly what to do, and even had to make a part to replace a key that had broken. By noon that day they had the boat repaired, we had lunch with an old friend, then had dinner with my cousin and returned to the boat about an hour before sundown.
We had a great wind, sailed down the Choptank and watched a beautiful sunset as we cruised toward the river's mouth. The moon was still full, but a bit late rising, which caused the night-sailing phobia to kick in a bit early. She insisted that I find someplace to anchor up ASAP, but she did NOT want me to go back into Broad Creek because of the previous night's experience.
I headed out of the river, traveled west to where I was in deep water where I figured I would be away from any crab pots. The one thing I didn't count on was a pound net that was unlit and extended more than a mile from shore. If it had not been for the full moon that night I would have nailed the stakes right in the middle of the lead. Fortunately, I saw them at the last minute and able to make a hard turn and missed them by a foot or less. The ensuing scream could probably be heard 50 miles away.
I lowered the sails and motored another 10 miles up the bay to Poplar Island where I dropped anchor for the night in the lee of the island. Naturally, the wind shifted and it got a bit bumpy, but I had no trouble sleeping until 4 a.m. when my wife woke me up and told me the boat was on fire. Now that will get your undivided attention.
The boat wasn't on fire, but the smell of smoke was overwhelming. The smoke outside the cabin was so thick you couldn't see more than a couple hundred feet at most. I fixed breakfast, and while wolfing down some eggs and English muffins we discovered the source of the smoke. The early morning news on the boat's flat-screen TV talked about a massive forest fire in the Great Dismal Swamp and the prevailing winds carried the dense smoke right up the middle of Chesapeake Bay. Wonderful.
My wife was still watching TV while I cleaned up the breakfast dishes and said "Take a look at the weather map--it's not pretty." Sure enough, that long range forecast we saw prior to the trip was nothing more than a weatherman's practical joke on sailors. A massive weather system was crossing the mountains of Western Maryland and headed out way. The weather guy said, however, it would not hit until after midnight.
It's about 65 miles from Poplar Island to Perryville, and as soon as I could see well enough to get underway I hauled the anchor and set sail. Most of the time we had a broad reach or were running with winds of about 10 to 12 knots. The sun came into view about 10:30 and just after noon we passed beneath the Chesapeake Bay Bridges twin spans. Looked like a beautiful day to sail all the way home and for a change, the winds were in our favor.
As we cruised north the winds begin picking up a bit, averaging about 15 with gusts to 20, but nothing the 33 Morgan Out Island cannot handle with ease. Then the admiral looked west toward the Baltimore sky line, took a deep breath and said "Oh $hit!" The sky was coal black, white caps were kicking up a couple miles away and you could readily see heavy bands of rain associated with the storm. I quickly lowered and secured the main sail, zipped on the dodger, furled the jib about 50 percent, and fired up the Atomic-4. The storm hit us about 40 minutes later.
Fortunately, the winds shifted a bit and were nearly dead south, therefore I put out a full jib and used the motor mainly for steerage control. The handheld anemometer was reading steady winds of 40 MPH with gusts to 52. I figured the storm would be short lived with winds this high, and of course NOAA weather continued to proclaim the storm would not arrive until after midnight.
The boat was skipping along at 8.5 knots ground speed, some of which I'm confident was due to the high winds driving the incoming tide. This would have been great had the wind not driven the rain horizontally into the cockpit and a bimini top leaking like a sieve. Yep, we were pretty wet, even though we had on full rain-gear. None of this seemed to bother my spouse until the thunder boom timing began getting to within a few seconds of the lightning flash. When she saw lightning hit the trees of Aberdeen Proving Ground, which was just a quarter mile to the west, she really got scared.
We reached the dock at Perryville just prior to dark, the tide was dead low and I had a very difficult time getting the boat close enough to the dock to tie up. I buttoned up the boat, left everything onboard, we climbed in the car and drove home. She said "Well, that's a clincher for sure. When you make that trip to the Florida Keys next fall you'll be making it by yourself. I'll fly down and meet you there." Believe me--she wasn't kidding.
Now, I could have planned the trip a bit better and stopped at anchorages before it got dark, but sailing in the dark never bothered me at all, and I didn't realize that she would panic. However, this would NOT had an impact on the steering problem, and we would have still been caught in the storm, which lasted three days and resulted in the Susquehanna River flooding well over its banks for more than a week.
I guess I'll have to plan some shorter trips for next summer, and maybe, with luck, she'll change her mind and make a few of them. If not, I guess I'll be looking for someone else to sail to Florida next fall.
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|San Clemente only has a pier, no harbor. Sail down to Dana Point harbor, even closer. it is a 3 hr. sail. the winds between Newport and Dana Point are usually lighter then going north to Alamitos bay. when you get there if you don't want to return the same day there are hotels and resturants within walking distance of the overnight slips. there is also an area to anchor and is a good one to practice setting an anchor for the first time, sand bottom. leave early the next day and motor and sail depending on the wind. if you motor most of the way back and sail the last few miles up wind then the wife will not feel like you are sailing all day and will enjoy the trip a lot more.
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First try a trip to Alamitos Bay and back same day.
I'm certain that you could make the trip in favorable conditions, but if you're thinking of making a round-trip in a day, it'll be a "forced march" and that isn't fun for anyone, especially a half-committed spouse.
Letting your work schedule dictate your sailing schedule is a bad move. Either take some time off from work, or chose a closer destination.
You also seem to be underestimating distances when looking at charts. You're doing well, learning how to "make the boat go". Now I suggest you start mastering another critical skill of sailing: Navigation.
Buy a set of parallel rulers, a pair of dividers, some grease pencils, and a speed wheel, and learn how to measure distances accurately on a chart, and how to plot a course, and how to take a "fix" from your GPS, and then plot it on the chart. You don't even have to take a class for this. Have a friend show you, or watch some Youtube videos or something.
|Do you mean Newport to San Clemente? I'm not a West Coast guy, but that looks like closer to 20nm each way on a map. If so, it's still a one way trip per day with passengers. If you don't have die hard sailors aboard, I highly caution any passage over 3 hrs. Be sure your enthusiasm isn't overwhelming your judgement. That can hurt more than your relationship.
|Or maybe San Clemente. That's closer. I'll do that. I think it's 20 miles round trip.
First try a trip to Alamitos Bay and back same day.
Checking back, my first long trip was about 32-35 miles and it ran way longer than any of us expected, getting in hours after dark instead of in daylight due to light winds. (I'd been on longer, but not in charge of it until then.) Our collective navigating skills hadn't quite accounted for that, and I suggest you are going to have the same problem. Doing a 26 mile (52 mile round trip) sail with layover time at the other end isn't going to be a one-day sail no matter how you slice it.
Even if the winds are regular and robust (is that Santa Anna country?) you can expect them to come from the wrong direction for some portion of the trip, and a small boat just isn't going to make that in a day sail.
So, perhaps your wife is too cautious, but she's not 100% wrong on this one, it can't be a day trip. Your friend's 3-day schedule, or making it a simple overnighter, would be more feasible.
Taking a "cruising" course or something similar might pay off, they usually go over these issues. Who knows, your wife might enjoy taking it with you. Although, courses like "Womenship" that are run without the male partners, can be a very good idea too. Takes out the personal interactions and any possible embarrassment, and seems to be more effective for that.
Of course if "ocean passage" translates into "I was stuck on a boat and had to work too" there is something to be said for time apart and "Honey why don't you take the ferry and meet us for dinner?" Or not.
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Assume that you want to pick the pair (x,y) that minimize the function
By simplifying this expression, you get:
f[x_,y_]=230 - 50x + 5x^2 - 62y + 4x y + 5y^2
The minimum is obviously the pair (x=3,y=5). Now, suppose that the solution is
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y[x_]=6 - 0.5x
What is then the pair (x,y) that minimize f[x,y]? This can be solved
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values of f. Then plot the constraint (y[x]) in the x-y plane of the same
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3. Show[%(no. of ContourPlot output), %(no. of Plot output)]
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ROYAL AIR FORCE MILDENHALL, England - Scents of cinnamon and gingerbread linger in the air. The brisk winter has set in, and Team Mildenhall airmen are seen wearing cold-weather gear as they move about base. Near the commissary, holiday decorations are up, and the base tree will be lit this afternoon.
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"Deck the halls with boughs of holly," echoes throughout the house as a family trims their Christmas tree and lines their rooftop with decorative lights. "Tis the season to be jolly," continues the song. All is joyous and merry ... then.
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Artificial snow can also be a hazard, said the senior master sergeant. Be sure to follow the directions on the container carefully when spraying artificial snow on windows or other surfaces. These sprays can irritate the lungs if inhaled. Most sprays will contain safety or hazard warning on the container, heed the warnings.
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Allow enough time to shop rather than hurry through stores and parking lots, stated the NSC Web site. Only plan to do a reasonable number of errands. When shopping, make several trips out to the car to drop off packages rather than trying to carry too many items. Take time out for yourself. Relax, read, or enjoy your favorite hobby at your own pace.
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The light socket on your refrigerator houses the light bulb and connects it to the power source. If you notice that your refrigerator light does not come on when you open the door, you may need to replace the light socket. This light socket is made of white plastic with two metal prongs. The light socket is located inside the refrigerator. Many of our customers have rated this repair as easy. To complete this repair, simply pop the old socket out with a small flat blade screwdriver and disconnect the wires. Then simply reconnect the wires to the new socket, and snap it in place with the locking tab.
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This year's Choral Arts Society of Utah Spring Concert features a recital prepared by graduate student Eric Schmidt currently working on his Doctor of Musical Arts degree.
The concert, featuring a performance of Requiem Op. 48 by Gabriel Fauré, will be at the Assembly Hall on Temple Square, March 8, 2013 at 7:30 pm.
The Choral Arts Society of Utah, with Sterling Poulson, Music Director, is partnering with the University of Utah's College of Fine Arts Choral Studies, under the direction of Barlow Bradford, giving graduate students the opportunity to work with the 110-voice choir in the preparation and presentation of required choral recitals.
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Gabriel Fauré composed his Requiem in D minor, Op. 48, between 1887 and 1890. The choral-orchestral setting of the Roman Catholic Mass for the Dead is the best known of his large works. He composed the work in the late 1880s and revised it in the 1890s, finalizing it in 1900. A short requiem lasting 35 minutes, it is written for orchestra, organ, mixed chorus and two soloists. Also featured on the concert are choral favorites including Hallelujah from Beethoven's Mount of Olives, When I Survey the Wondrous Cross Arr by Gilbert Martin and Behold the wounds in Jesus hands by David Naylor.Eric Schmidt, a native of Nordhorn, Germany received his first piano lessons at the age of 6. In 2006, he enrolled at the University of Osnabrück with the study of Music and Mathematics Education. During his third semester, he followed the call to teach Undergraduate Musicianship and Aural Skills, a position he held until the end of his study. As an extraordinary accomplished pianist he continued to perform and compete throughout the area. He is the recipient of the Advancement Award of the University of Osnabrück for Outstanding Musical Performance 2010. In 2012, he graduated with a Master of Education in Music and Mathematics from the University of Osnabrück. Currently, he is working on his Doctor of Musical Arts Degree at the University of Utah under Dr. Barlow Bradford.Admission is free and the concert is open to ages eight years and older.


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Undergraduate Students Assist Student Entrepreneurs in Nicaragua
For five weeks Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business undergraduate students Matthew Murphy, Ari Newsome, and Sonya Patel travelled throughout Nicaragua to work with student entrepreneurs enrolled in Fabretto's Sistema de Aprenizaje Tutorial (Tutorial Learning System, also known as SAT) program. Their mission this summer was to help students create successful business plans and develop realistic business perspectives to produce profitable businesses for the student cooperative.
The Fabretto Children's Foundation is a Nicaraguan nonprofit organization that provides assistance for those children most in need in Central America. Under Fabretto's SAT program, students are assisted in identifying business opportunities in their communities and in developing their own small business initiatives through student-run cooperatives.
This innovative summer fellowship was developed by Senior Associate Dean Norean Sharpe when she learned of the needs of the Fabretto Foundation – and of the strong Georgetown connection with Fabretto. This is the second year that the Undergraduate Program Office has sponsored undergraduates to dedicate their business skills to aiding Nicaraguan children and organizations. "I am thrilled that our partnership with Fabretto has enabled our students to contribute to the growth and learning of children in Nicaragua. This is a unique opportunity for our students," Sharpe said.
Murphy, Newsome, and Patel spent the first two weeks developing a supplemental workbook for the SAT secondary education students to help them think critically about their business ventures. In making this manual, the three had to review their accounting, management, finance, and marketing notes, pulling out key concepts and translating everything into Spanish. They also completed a project for Monica Drazba, chief financial officer of the Fabretto Children's Foundation, which involved developing a cost allocation model to help Drazba ascertain how Fabretto's money was being spent between its five program divisions.
In the third week, the trio visited a Fabretto school just outside the capital city of Managua to interview the students. Each spoke separately to students from various years in order to appraise the overall student body's knowledge of business and management and what improvements could be made to the school curriculum. Murphy, Newsome, and Patel consolidated their findings and then met with those students who showed the greatest interest in entrepreneurship, going over the workbook and key concepts they had compiled.
"We were very impressed with how much the students knew at such a young age," Newsome said. "The average age was 16, and they already knew concepts such as the time value of money, the accumulation of interest, and the consideration of external factors that could impact business management."
In the fourth week, the undergraduates travelled eight hours to the rural village of San José de Cusmapa, where most of the communities did not have electricity or running water.
"The SAT program is extremely relevant in these communities because it teaches students about business in a rural context," Murphy said. "From what we observed, the SAT program was much more effective in the rural communities than in the school just outside of Managua." During their trips, Murphy, Newsome, and Patel visited a Fabretto initiative called "El Banco de Semilla," or Seed Bank, in which students sold their crops to the bank and the bank used the profits to repay its investment from Fabretto and to purchase seeds and agricultural supplies for the community.
They also visited a basket cooperative that initially started as a Fabretto entrepreneurship initiative and later fully became independent of Fabretto. The cooperative employed 40 women from Cusmapa and surrounding communities and had success in getting its products into Anthropologie stores in the United States. Patel talked to the women about her e-commerce class at Georgetown to help the women utilize the internet to gain further U.S. distribution.
While the trio worked hard during the weeks, they made use of their weekends to travel to other cities and attractions in Nicaragua. These short trips involved activities such as visiting national parks, hiking around active volcano craters, and making stops at various marketplaces.
"The marketplace was an interesting stop on our trip," Patel said. "The handmade goods and live music were great ways to get a feel for the culture of Nicaragua."
In their final week, the students called upon their experiences to write their report for their case study, which Drazba would use as unbiased input for possible changes to the SAT Program.
"Before we left, we met with Ms. Drazba to express our interest in helping out with Fabretto events in D.C.," Murphy said. "We all feel that Fabretto is an incredible organization and hope to stay involved for years to come. We all agree that it has been a truly rewarding and humbling experience."
Given the success of this partnership with Fabretto, Sharpe has been able to raise funds to grow the program. Sharpe commented that "we recently have obtained the necessary funding to expand this program into a general Global Social Internship Program (GSIP) and plan to send 10-12 students to Central America in 2015."
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i was just wondering if shrimp like their hiding spots to be well lit. i have them in a tank right now with some tetras and they seem a little scared of them so i bought them one of those plastic reptile habitats hoping they would hide inside but its kind of dark under there. do you guys think they'll eventually go in there? im hoping this would increase the chance of them surviving when and if they mate and have fry
If they are new in the tank, they will take awhile to get used to each other. If you put a lot of plants and objects with small crevices that the shrimp can fit into, they will feel safer. Dark places are not a bad thing, just give them time and they will get curious.
I'm willing to bet your tetra will love the shrimplets in their tummy.
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Yes, my tetra's ate all my babies and I have TONS of hiding places for them all. I ended up getting a shrimp only tank (I have a couple of Otos in there-they are safe) for all the shrimplets.
Cholla wood is the best place to hide for shrimp. It has holes around so they can come in and out anywhere as they please. Preferably stacks your cholla woods into a pyramid.
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i was trying to find some of that. do they sell these at reptile stores? i was shopping at petsmart i might add some cholla wood as well
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I've boughten plenty of cholla from people here on this forum. Just post a WTB and someone can hook you up. Or send a pm to highdesert.
I litterally just ordered some off the S&S. Just run a search.
Check with Neoshrimp.
Do most leave them bare or cover with moss?
I leave mine bare but put a java fern on top of the pyramid lol.
I got my cholla wood from Neoshrimp so I would recommend checking with her too (:
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Has it ever been a pet peeve of yours having to press the home button to dismiss Siri either when you are finished using her or you launch her by accident? iOS developer Ron Melkhior has released a new free jailbreak tweak dubbed SwipeSiri, which lets you use a simple swipe gesture to dismiss Siri instead of pressing the home button.
As some of you are undoubtedly aware, you can already dismiss Siri when she is in half-declared mode (looking similar to the App Switcher) simply by tapping somewhere that is not Siris interface. The tapping method is quite frankly simpler than swiping, although SwipeSiri shines when you have Siri open in full-declared mode (full screen) because you cannot exit Siri without pressing the home button or the sleep button. Putting the swipe gesture in both modes was simply to provide you with a sense of consistency.
Surprisingly enough, you need to swipe upward to dismiss Siri, although the animation of actually dismissing Siri makes the interface slide downward. I felt a little uncomfortable with that graphical appearance since it didnt feel like the human interaction that I would expect from Apple. I would have expected to slide downward to match the direction of the dismissal animation.
SwipeSiri works absolutely fine with Spire and it works great with a jailbreak tweak called QuickSiri, which automatically launches Siri in full-declared mode supposedly to help Spire load zippier on older, sluggish iDevices. If youre looking for a way to make touch gestures dominant over use of any buttons on your iPhone, then SwipeSiri is a pretty stylish way to do it. Its free, so give it a try.
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Hood stuck, help!
My water pump went on me a couple weeks ago and I had to have it towed. Before towing I popped the hood to make sure there was nothing lose that might come out onto the road during the tow. Well the tow truck driver slammed my hood (after I told him to let me close it) and now that I am ready to replace the water pump, the hood will not open. The latch that you push up is now too far toward teh passenger side and does not clear the opening. Does anyone know another way to get the hood open? I'm really stuck here!
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If you pull back the protective rubber mat that protects the gap between the radiator and grill, you can reach up (if you have long arms) and get to one of the two bolts on the latch. There is very little room to turn a socket, but after a little bit you can loosen it and then my hood would open. Hope this helps someone!
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(LOCATION: Marco Island FL) This one-owner, lift-stored, 40' Jeantot Euphorie power catamaran features style, space, and stability. She comes with a large enclosed flybridge, roomy cockpit, open salon, full galley, four staterooms, and four head compartments. There's room for everyone and everything.
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Penn State football notebook: Belton's illness ends shot at 2 RBs posting 1,000-yard seasons
UNIVERSITY PARK — A case of strep throat helped to all but eliminate Penn State's outside shot at having two 1,000-yard rushers this season.
Nittany Lions coach Bill O'Brien said junior Bill Belton was ill throughout the week and didn't practice, and a shoulder injury also contributed to him sitting out Saturday's loss to Nebraska. Belton, who had 796 rushing yards through 10 games, had started each of the past four games at tailback.
Zach Zwinak regained both the official starting designation and the workhorse role he'd assumed late last season. Zwinak had 35 carries for 149 yards.
It was the second big Senior Day in a row for Zwinak. He had 36 carries for 179 yards in an overtime win over Wisconsin Nov. 24, 2012.
"He was running hard," O'Brien said of Zwinak on Saturday. "He banged his shoulder up and banged his wrist up — and kept on running. He's just a very, very tough kid."
Zwinak, who had 1,000 rushing yards last season, has 874 this season heading into the finale this Saturday at Wisconsin. Zwinak didn't have a carry that netted negative yards against the Cornhuskers.
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After struggling to score at the beginning of the season, Penn State's tight end corps continues to find the end zone over the past six games.
Jesse James and Adam Breneman scored against Nebraska, the first two-touchdown game for the group of tight ends. Breneman, a freshman, had his first touchdown last week. The Nittany Lions' tight ends have had four touchdowns in their past four games and five in their past six after opening the season with none through five games.
"All three of them (including Kyle Carter) had some big catches today," O'Brien said.
Last season, Penn State's tight ends combined for 10 touchdowns. James, a South Allegheny graduate, has seven touchdowns in 22 career games.
(Less than) special teams
Penn State's special teams problems weren't limited to Sam Ficken's two misses (an extra point and a field goal) and in allowing a kickoff return for a touchdown for the second consecutive game. The Lions also gave Nebraska good field position because of a second-quarter blocked punt after nearly doing the same earlier when Jesse Della Valle muffed the game's first punt return. (Della Valle recovered it, though).
"We've got good kids who are trying hard," O'Brien said. "We've got to just continue to try to work on it and fix it. We work hard on special teams, and we will continue to work hard on special teams."
Nittany notes
Despite miserable weather, the announced crowd of 98,517 was the second largest of the season and was more than 5,000 more than last season's Senior Day. ... Penn State's lack of a secondary wide receiver continues to haunt: Other than Allen Robinson, all other wide receivers combined for two catches (one each by Eugene Lewis and Brandon Felder). ... Robinson had eight receptions for 106 yards to move past Bobby Engram into second place on the school receptions list. He needs 11 catches to tie record-holder Deon Butler.
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RHP Kyle Lohse: Top five teams that should have interest A lot of attention has been given to free agent RHP Zack Greinke, and rightly so as he should get a contract in the excess of $100 million. Former Cardinals RHP Kyle Lohse (he is unlikely to return) is coming off a career season, but has done very well in the majority of his five year career in St Louis. Entering age 34 for the 2013 season, he should get himself a multi-year deal better than the one he signed with the Cardinals before the 2009 season. His 2008 season where he was 15-6, 3.78 in 33 starts and 200 IP got him his 4 year, $41 million deal with St Louis. His last two seasons, particularly his 2012 season, should get him a deal which should pay him about $13-$15 million a season at a length of about 3 or 4 years. Lohse led the NL in winning percentage (.842) with his 16-3 record in 2012. He seems to have defined himself as a ground ball pitcher and it has been very good over the past two seasons....
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Many stores are starting to employ high-tech software to track their customers' shopping patterns--things like mannequins with facial recognition software, and motion sensors to see which products customers pick up off the shelves. The retailers say that they're not doing anything that's too invasive; they just have to step up efforts to compete against online stores and this is the best new way to do that.
Of course, many people feel that this technology is an invasion of privacy. The software is called Shopperception, and the biggest purchaser so far is Walmart.
Do you think this is a good way to make your shopping experiece better, or are you not a fan of this kind of tracking?
Read more about this here: http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2013/12/11/retailers-go-high-tech-to-track-shoppers/