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870 wrote:Are you closing the door for them. I always leave a door open as to give them a way out of the decoys. They want to see open water in front of them as an escape route. I set up to where my furthest decoy is in range. Most guys go with a C or J hook, I don't. Mine looks like a large sperm cells with multiple tails which are my long lines. My long lines aren't set in rows ether I stretch them out away from me I only overlap the decoy by three or four. I'll run two to three lines this way, one line stops and then their on the next line heading to where my singles are thus the feed. Also I keep my decoys close on the first line stretching them out between the second and third lines the farther you get away the thinner the decoy placement. Then I have a couple of Drake Can's I have on thirty foot lines I take down and set them at 100 yard and 200 yards to catch their eyes. They seem to pick up on the Cans and follow them to the lines and then to their death hehehehe
Trust me it works
870 wrote:I hope this gives you a better idea of what I was talking about, defiantly not to scale. I do find for me I have better success setting up this way. To each their own Try this as a starting point make changes to fit your style
longlakesd wrote:Also how far is that pod from the boat ? that you setup in front
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How to install CME 8.6?
Hi Guys,
I am trying to install CME 8.6 in 2900 series router. Which cme file should I download from cisco.com and upload to cme router? I have downloaded the
cme-151-4Mv1 from cisco.com. That was the file available to download for cme 8.6. Kindly help.
Thanks in advance.
Fawaz Khan
7937 is supported on CUCME 8.6. Pls search for 7937 in " Cisco Unified IP Phone Support " table http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucme/requirements/guide/cme86spc.htm.html
Looks like the phoneload/firmware for 7937 is not shipped with CUCME image like it is done for other phone models & that's the reason there is a note for 7937 in above document saying " See software download site for latest firmware version ". This perhaps is the reason, you couldnt find the load file in the image.
Pls rate the post if it helps.
That is the correct version of IOS for CME 8.6:
For full installation/comfigurtation intructions see:
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washing halyards / line / sheets
I bought an older sailboat that's in pretty good condition. However, the halyards, lines and sheets are grungy but are still usable. I don't have the money to buy new but would like to wash them and perhaps make them softer. I'll probbly take them to a laundrymat with the big round sideways washers but don't know if one type of soap or a softener is better to use. Need advice.
I've just used a big bucket and soaked my old lines for a couple of days in water with Joy brand dish soap followed by another soaking with downey fabric softener. Good results.
I'd be a little worried that a commercial clothes washer could chafe and work the lines, causing them to weaken. Good luck.
Washing lines in a machine is fine. Use a mild soap. It is best to put the lines in a mesh bag when you wash them.
use as mild a soap as possible, as strong detergents can harm the lines. Also, don't recommend using a washing machine, since the agitator can damage the lines as well. Best choice would be a big tub or kiddie wading pool.
Use the washing machine. If the lines are so bad that the washer is going to cause abrasion problems they probably need to be replaced in any event. However, I usually don't see washers with anything but rounded corners, so abrasion should not be a problem.
Put them in something to prevent the spaghetti effect. Either a mesh bag or a pillow case works just fine. Mild detergent, and downy smells nice and makes them softer:) :) :) . Hang them to dry them!
I have coiled them first and then plaed them in our washing machine.
I do place them in a mesh dive bag as well, then re-coil them and air dry, they even smell all fresh, handy for when you happen to have a sheet in you teeth!!:D
have been washing halyards and lines in the washing machine for years with no ill effects to the lines. I put them in mesh bags with an old sock tied around any shackles. hang in the garage to dry. They come out great. you may have to include some old towels in the load to balance it out for the spin cycles.
Good idea on the old socks, got plenty of them with this dalmation puppy around!:eek:
I have been getting away with washing lines in the machine, The Admiral did come unglued when she caught me washing my koi pond filters in there tho!:confused:
Might be wise to do the washing on gentle cycle just in case though.
True confessions
Years ago, before I knew better I decided to wash the running rigging in the washing machine. Not having the sage advice given above I just dumped them in, put in the soap and let her rip. No mesh bags, no tightly coiled line to interfere with the washing action.
Result: a very clean, multi-colored rat's nest that took hours to untangle.:)
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It isn't often that the kitchen gets a nifty new gadget, so when a good one comes along, you really sit up and take notice. This salad set comes with a lid that turns into a serving stand as well. Perfect for salad on the go so your greens stay sealed and immobile.
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Pull the trigger on your morning coffee with this gun mug! The handle has a trigger, and the side has a safety (? I'm not up on my gun anatomy) too cool!Tags: home, gifts, tea, art, kitchen, technology, gadgets, cooking, kitchen toolsAdded 7 Years Ago from Gnr8
The curved shape of this cutting board allows for easy transport, and aside from that, it's got a clean modern look. Can't beat that for form and function!
Made of ceramic with a matte finish, these salt and pepper shakers have a sophisticated design.
Gently curved and evocative of bowling pins, these mills have soft-touch plastic bodies and adjustable ceramic grinding mechanisms.
I love these because I love sparrows! These are so cute!
As cute as it is useful, this toile-print hostess apron keeps you looking tidy. Scalloped-edge skirt and grosgrain bow dress up the apron to make it perfect for entertaining. Ties at the neck and waist for easy adjusting.
I have an aunt that collects salt and pepper shakes. She has some really unique and quirky sets. I'd use those adjectives to describe this set. So cute.
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I love quirky tricks to play on family and friends (some don't think so funny). Ant decals are painted fired, sure to hang onto the spoon.
This is the best gag in a long time. Watch guests jump when they go in for their coffee or tea.
This is so much cuter than the apron I use now!
I like how simple these are. I wonder if you can stack them.
The best invention yet for a chef in the house. Squeeze the container and the spices, milk or honey pour out.
I have a thing for gorgeous plates, and these gorgeous doily plates bring me back to Christmas at my grandmothers. These are just perfect for appetizers or dessert.Tags: home, food, kitchen, cooking, dinnerware, entertaining, interior design, gourmet, dishesAdded 9 Years Ago from Fredflare
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Wear an official Top Chef oven mitt while handling the hotness in your kitchen, and you'll look as smokin' as your culinary creations.
It is the perfect tool for a small kitchen. It makes quick work of anything that needs to be mashed, blended or whipped, is easy to clean, and is magic when making soups, which are often too hot for the blender. What's not to love... It is the perfect tool for a small kitchen. It makes quick work of anything that needs to be mashed, blended or whipped, is easy to clean, and is magic when making soups, which are often too hot for the blender. What's not to love?Added 10 Years Ago from KitchenAid
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Why not give you kitchen a little bit of dressing up for the holiday? Crate and Barrel makes a nice, sturdy rubber scraper, so you won't be sacrificing quality with this one.


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Does any one experiencing file uploading error when you try to upload files from the envato website?
I am also getting same problem.
After upload file visible for 2 seconds than again it got invisible
Envato team can you please look into this issue.
There may be some problems with the Opera Web browser, so if you are using Opera, try uploading in either Firefox or Safari instead to see if that works. If that doesn't work, please contact email@example.com so someone can help you.
I have faced same problem, when i upload files it gives "uploading error" and for many times till i can upload it successfully.
Actually this problem annoying me too.
Note: I am using Firefox browser.
yes i have same problem uploading .zip files i can not or it take so long witout anything change im good at computer and im sure im doing everything right and i tried different browsers my favorite is firefox
Oooh my God. I have problems to.
I was try to zip with 7zip, lzarc and # WinZip (Latest version) but same error.
"You need to upload a ZIP file."
Please help or I have to send email to Themeforest?
Oooh my God. I have problems to.
I was try to zip with 7zip, lzarc and # WinZip (Latest version) but same error.
"You need to upload a ZIP file."Please help or I have to send email to Themeforest?
If you have Windows use the integrated ZIP file "creator".... select the files you want to have in a Zip, then right click and go to "Send to" > "Zip File"
Authors who had your problem before have solved it like that.
I will try. Thanks.
I was having problems in firefox, buti use ie now to upload things on to envato market places and i have not had any problems since!


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Inexpensive Sewing Machine
I am redoing the seats in my 49 Plymouth but am no longer able to get my hand on the sewing machine I was expecting to use. I am on a very tight budget and was hoping someone could tell me about machine I can get that will get the job done. I am not planning on doing more than the two bench seats with it. A while back I had seen a post on the internet about an old standard machine that could sew through 9 layers of denim, and I was hoping something like this may be able to handle a couple layers of vinyl. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
A home sewing machine's limitation is the thickness going under the foot. As long as you're not trying to sew through 2 layers of 1/2" sew foam, a home sewing machine will do what you want to do. It will easily sew through 5 layers of vinyl.
I have owned and still own many of the old direct drive Singers. Most any of the 300, 400 or 500 series have all steel gears and a direct drive (as in no belt). As mentioned the foot doesn't raise real far and they are not a walking foot but several I have gotten for $10 and never paid more than $60. The 401 is probably the most desirable but if you just want a straight stitch machine, any in those series have the same strength. The one I use the most right now is a 503 (know as a rocketeer due to it's 50s art deco shape) with the different cams for decorative stitching and I have sewn upholstery type leather and it will sew through anything you can get under the foot. You can also get lots of different feet such as one for doing piping.
I have an old Viking machine that will do some fairly heavy stuff..have built a Tipi and some seat covers. Not that my work is any great thing but it does work..
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PennDOT gears up for cold weather
Mild temperatures are forecast for this week, but freezing weather and snow can't be far away.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation District 10 office in White Township Tuesday assembled its winter road maintenance resources for its annual pre-winter verification of equipment.
It was a chance to make sure District 10's fleet of plow trucks, anti-skid material spreaders and brine tanks — and the vehicles' operators — are ready when the snow starts flying.


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SHANGHAI?Investors are betting the Chinese yuan will continue its recent slide against the dollar, despite U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's past criticism of China's currency policies.
After regularly hitting multiyear lows in recent weeks, the yuan extended its fall against the dollar Thursday in China's domestic market, at one point prompting what traders described as an intervention by the Chinese central bank to support the currency. The yuan also fell sharply against the dollar overnight in offshore markets, where it trades more freely, although it recovered some ground in Asian trading hours.
The market moves suggest investors have so far chosen to discount Mr. Trump's threat during the presidential campaign to label Beijing a currency manipulator for its alleged practice of keeping the yuan undervalued. Instead, many expect the yuan to keep sliding, in response to broader themes such as the malaise of China's economy and the dollar's recent strength.
Yet while Beijing may be happy to see the yuan keep falling to help boost the country's exports, it could face a more difficult balancing act on the currency following Mr. Trump's election win. The president-elect's frustration with China's policies, together with Beijing's own fear of people trying to ship more money offshore, could make Chinese leaders hesitant to let the currency weaken much faster.
"The overall, longer-term trend of yuan depreciation won't be changed by Trump's victory but Beijing also can't afford to let its currency fall too fastand risk even more capital outflows," said Peter Zhao, chief executive of Eagle Investments (Shanghai) Co., a private-equity fund.
The action in China's currency markets on Thursday demonstrated some of the pressures Beijing now faces.
The People's Bank of China set the yuan's reference exchange rate at 6.7885 to the U.S. dollar, compared with 6.7832 Wednesday?a fresh six-year low for the Chinese currency. Even so, many expected the yuan to have weakened further.
"Based on our own models, the consensus across trading desks this morning is that the fixing should be around at least 6.8000, which again suggests that the central bank wants to control the pace of yuan depreciation," said a Guangzhou-based head of currency trading at a domestic bank.
In China's tightly controlled currency market, the yuan is allowed to trade 2% higher or lower than the fixing. When trading began, the dollar quickly rose to an intraday high of 6.7990, outpacing the drop in the reference exchange rate.
Soon after, a "mysterious" dollar selling order at 6.8000 from one of China's biggest state banks surfaced on traders' screens, sending a strong signal to many that the central bank intends to cap the exchange rate below that level, said the head of the trading desk.
"People all got the message because this big bank regularly acts as the PBOC's agent bank in the latter's market intervention," he added.
The Chinese central bank didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. The yuan has since slipped back to 6.7905 against the dollar.
"With China there's multiple angles to the Trump effect," said Bart Wakabayashi, head of Hong Kong foreign-exchange sales for State Street Global Markets. "But the message from the People's Bank of China is they want the market to think it's not a one-way downward bet." Mr. Wakabayashi said he expects the yuan now to head gradually toward 7.00 againstthe U.S. dollar.
Despite the central bank's efforts to slow the yuan's drop, and the looming Trump administration, many within China agree.
Duan Shihao, a 30-year-old employee of a metal-production company based in the eastern coastal city of Yantai, said he expected the yuan to keep depreciating, based on his perception of the Chinese economy's weakness as he travels around the country for work.
Still, Mr. Duan said he hasn't been able to express his bullish dollar view by purchasing more greenbacks due to China's tightened restrictions on individuals buying foreign currency.
"Sometimes when I go to a bank, they would tell me that they have run out of dollar notes," he said.
Some analysts meanwhile say Mr. Trump's perceived hard-line stance on China's currency policy may have been exaggerated.
"Logically speaking, the actual chances of labeling China as a currency manipulator are fairly low, at least based on China's economicfundamentals," said Ying Gu, currency strategist at J.P. Morgan in Hong Kong.
In its most recent assessment last month, the U.S. Treasury said China now meets only one of the three criteria which would lead it to label a country a currency manipulator, compared with two in its prior report in April.
"[Mr.] Trump is a businessman and he will talk business with China. He may very well just use his various threats as a bargaining tool to push Beijing to open up its financial sector to American businesses," said Eagle Investments' Mr. Zhao.
Qian Junya contributed to this article.
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Asustek Computer announced the release of a new Intel G35 chipset-based motherboard, the Asustek P5E-V HDMI.
The P5E-V HDMI motherboard is outfitted with advanced multi-display output modes and onboard HDMI (high-definition multimedia interface), allowing users the ability to showcase high definition multimedia.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
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A Fine Fall Thought For The Day
Now that we're into the "Frog Days of Fall", we can enjoy the fall foliage and ponder more warm thoughts for the day. Usually, we end our "Greg's Grill" request hour with some food for thought, and here's today's.
Thought for the Day courtesy of home insteaders:
"Spread love everywhere you go.
Let no one ever come to you
without leaving happier."
~ Mother Teresa


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Encyclopædia Britannica profiles the gangsters, humanitarians, pioneers, pirates, politicians, traitors, and other interesting figures that have left their mark on history. Judge for yourself who is a hero and who is a villain. With over 600 articles covering notable lives from serial killers and spies to Nobel Peace Prize winners and revolutionaries, this comprehensive CD will leave you entertained for hours. The line between good and bad is not always a clear one, and the popular tales are not always the most accurate. Hundreds of lives are portrayed in this eye-opening look at the world's historic Heroes and Villains.
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Spiders: The Index Fund Alternative
Mutual Funds
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The newfangled S&P Depositary Receipts (SPDRs) have been quite popular recently -- particularly among managers of the Fool Portfolio, who purchased some of these arachnids back on December 31, 1997. Because of the flood of questions, it seems like a good idea to go over what may be a superior alternative to an S&P 500 Index fund for many investors.
S&P Depositary Receipts, otherwise known as "spiders," represent a single unit of ownership in the SPDR trust. Units of the trust are bought and sold like individual shares of stock and they trade on the American Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol SPY. As the SPDR trust is a pool of money managed to perfectly mimic the Standard & Poor's 500 Composite Stock Price Index, the price of a unit in the trust is always the current value of the S&P 500 divided by 10.
The SPDR trust is a unit investment trust that operates under different regulations than a traditional mutual fund, meaning that there are some significant differences between the two. One of the main differences between a trust and a mutual fund is that a trust does not have to distribute capital gains. In fact, because shares in the trust are set at the time it is sold, owning a unit in a trust is much more like owning a share of stock than owning a share in a mutual fund. Much like a closed-end mutual fund, when unit trusts come up for sale there are a fixed number of shares outstanding. Investors buy these shares and then trade them among themselves.
State Street Bank & Trust of Boston is the bank that holds the actual stock in trust that is represented by the units that individual investors own. The bank is the entity that deducts the management fee and distributes dividends every three months. SPDRs can be bought and sold throughout the day as they trade freely on the American Stock Exchange, which is for some investors an improvement over S&P 500 Index funds, which can only be bought or sold at the end of a trading day. Also, buying and selling among individual investors in SPDRs does not cause tax consequences for other investors, unlike a mutual fund. In a index fund if there were mass selling that caused the fund to liquidate part of its portfolio, it would cause tax consequences for investors that would be distributed at year end -- the same is not true for SPDRs. Finally, for investors of a perverse bent, you can even short SPDRs, which you cannot do with an index fund.
While it is theoretically possible that one investor could try to corner the market in SPDRs and subsequently drive the price up above the underlying economic value of the S&P 500 companies' shares the unit represents, this is unlikely simply because it would be completely irrational. Because this is theoretically possible, however, the wording the American Stock Exchange uses to describe the SPDRs stresses that it is "reasonable" to expect the market value of SPDRs to conform to the market value of the S&P 500 Index. Although there has been no exhaustive study of the subject done at Fool HQ, it would also be reasonable to expect occasional divergences between the S&P 500 Index and the value of SPDRs, even if they were only a few pennies.
For many investors, SPDRs may be a cheaper than buying an S&P 500 Index fund. The cost of running the SPDR is 0.1845%, versus 0.30% to 0.50% for many S&P 500 Index funds. However, you also need to pay a commission to buy and sell SPDRs that you would need to add to the 0.1845% on a percentage basis to determine whether or not it is really cheaper. The drawback of SPDRs is that, unlike a mutual fund, you cannot put small amounts of money into SPDRs after you open an account without paying a commission. For those investors who regularly put $50 or $100 a month into a S&P 500 Index fund, SPDRs do not make much sense. Take your time, find out how much it will really cost to invest in each alternative by adding commissions to whatever annual expenses would be incurred, determine whether you want to add amounts regularly, and then decide between an S&P Index fund or SPDRs.


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Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call Gets an E3 Trailer
Square-Enix has released the E3 trailer for its upcoming rhythm based Final Fantasy spin-off Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call.
The trailer features a stage show that shows off the game's various modes, characters from every mainline game in the Final Fantasy series and its huge collection of music from decades of titles from the long-running RPG franchise.
Square recently revealed Curtain Call's collector's edition, featuring an audio disc of the soundtrack and a branded case for your 3DS.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call will be released exclusively on 3DS on September 16th.
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I love this Open House post from Bloesem Kids, which features a playful paper airplane decal zooming over the parents' bed. The idea of decals strikes me as fun, adorable and even practical because they can be easily removed without leaving a trace whenever you change styles, move or need a revamp.
Many of the decals you find are bird-themed, but if you want a playful take on this simple decor idea, try some of the more imaginative designs below. We absolutely love the alien chalkboard decals that Design Mom featured on her blog!


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Terrified drivers abandoned their vehicles and ran for their lives when a chemical tanker caught fire and exploded into a 50ft fireball on the M6 motorway today.
Ten people have been treated in hospital for breathing difficulties after toxic fumes filled the air.
Eight firefighters and the driver of the lorry, which was carrying chemicals and paper, were among those who received medical treatment.
A statement from the Strategic Co-ordinating Group, released through Warwickshire County Council, said all those who were admitted to hospital have now been released with no lasting ill- effects.
The group said there was no danger to the public following the blaze.
The chemical tanker was on fire when emergency service crews arrived at the scene on the M6, between junctions 3 and 3a, at around 9.30am.
As a result, both carriageways of the motorway were closed with a restricted cordon of 800m enforced around the incident.
Many motorists close to the fire were evacuated from their vehicles as a precautionary measure and moved away from the area.
A total of 118 stranded drivers and passengers who were caught up in aftermath of the incident were taken by coaches to the nearby Corley services, West Midlands Ambulance Service (WMAS) said.
It is hoped the motorway will reopen later today.
The Strategic Co-ordinating Group said in the statement: "The group is able to reiterate its assurances to the public that no risk is posed.
"Any smouldering from the scene is a result of the burning paper and is not connected to chemicals.
"Work is progressing to get the people displaced from their vehicles to Corley Services Station back on the road.
"Our priority will then be to get the M6 open again."
The chemical tanker caught fire at around 9.30am after the vehicle suffered a tyre blow-out.
The motorway was closed between junctions 3 and 3A northbound and junctions 4 and 3 southbound, the Highways Agency said.
Motorists were asked to avoid the area as long delays were expected.
The junction 2 and 3 northbound access was also closed, as well as the slip road from Corley services between junctions 3 and 4 in both directions.
WMAS said five ambulances, a paramedic in a rapid response vehicle, an incident paramedic officer and the specialist Hazardous Area Response Team (Hart), capable of dealing with large and complex incidents, were sent to the scene of the accident.
The 10 patients who received treatment "self-presented" to ambulance crews at the scene.
A spokesman said: "They were assessed and treated for breathing difficulties by ambulance crews before being conveyed to hospital.
"The patients were all taken to the University Hospital of Coventry and Warwickshire as a precaution for further assessment and treatment."


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The re-designed Roto-molded Rack Cases meet the needs of musicians and pro audio engineers. The new Roto Racks include a gasketed full front and rear covers for easy access.
These re-designed Roto Racks have a new exterior design that includes a recognizable bar design that signifys the rack size on the front and rear covers with interlocking capabilities for a secure stack with Roto Racks and the new Roto Shallow Racks. Recessed steel, Mil-Spec black twist latches, and new heavy-duty flush handles, front and rear rack rails with a rack depth of 17.6" so gear can now be mounted front and rear with the supplied rackmount clips.
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This route starts from the Soesokkak estuary, to explore the local life of Seogwipo city, with making its way to Lee, Jung-Seop. (Painter 1916-opportunities to visit salt makers or Lee, Jung1956) Street in the center of Seogwipo city, and seob's residence. The forest on the route is home then on past Cheonjiyeon Pokpo(waterfall) 천지연폭포 to to five plant species that are registered as natural Oedolgae Rock. This route is known as a cultural treasures. This route is popular for beginners as it is and ecological trail route. Walkers get a chance relatively easy and can be completed comfortably.
Soesokkak 쇠소깍
Fresh water meets sea water at Soesokkak and creates a breath taking sight. You can ride the "Tewoo" log raft that floats on Soesokkak. It goes round in a loop and may be the slowest moving transportation in the world. It takes 40-50 minutes to travel across the valley on the "Tewoo" log raft and the fare is 5,000won.
Sogeummak 소금막
It is a place where salt was produced and stored by boiling sea water in the days when salt was considered very valuable. There used to be barracks for soldiers who guarded the salts from theft.
Jejigi Oreum 제지기오름
One can enjoy the view of Sup-seom(island). It's the closest viewpoint on the whole of Jeju Island.
Gudumi 구두미
The name 'Gudumi' comes from the shape of the region, which resembles a turtle's head (Gudumi) and tail (Gudumi). The water here is abundant with fresh seafood, and the land is comprised of rich farmlands and bedrocks.
Sojeongbang Pokpo (Waterfall) 소정방폭포
This five meter high waterfall is just 500 meters east of Jeongbang Falls. This waterfall is smaller, but very popular with visitors who wish to stand underneath the falling water. Its small size also adds to the friendly and safe atmosphere.
Lee, Jung-seop Museum 이중섭박물관
Painter Lee, Jung-seop (1916-1956) is one of the most famous modern painters in Korea. He had a great passion for painting and took refuge here during the Korean War (1950-1953). The museum has been built next to his old home. Going into his house you will find yourself moved by his tragic life and artistic spirit.
Cheonjiyeon Gijeong-gil (pathway on the cliffs) 천지연 기정길
The path runs through exquisite sceneries of strange rock formations and cliffs, as well as dense subtropical evergreens of the Cheonjiyeon Valley. The valley was designated as a nature preserve area. Gijeong means 'cliff' in the Jeju dialect.
Oedolgae Rock 외돌개
This was formed by volcanic activity at the same time as Jeju Island about 1.5 million years ago. The 20 meter stone pillar "Oedolgae" stands out and you can see a group of pine trees that grow at the very top of the pillar. Oedolgae was named for its isolated location in the sea and is unmissable spot. Take a look at the wonderful colors of the sea and the beautiful forest.
June 10 Democratic Movement Monument Stone in Seogwipo
A monumental stone that commemorates the June 10 1987 protest for democracy in Seogwipo, the southernmost city of the Korean Peninsula. It was recorded as a meaningful resistance to oppression, since Seogwipo was a small city without universities. The stone is located on the playgrounds of the Maeil Olle Market in Seogwipo.
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I've been lurking/reading information on this wonderful site for quite some time, now. I thought it might be time to finally introduce myself and share my curly hair woes/seek advice from those who are so much more knowledgeable. I have privately emailed a couple of you- thank you so much, rbb and kathymack!- for excellent advice, but will now pose my questions to the group.
I had a hair analysis/profile run in September 2011. At that time the results showed that I have fine hair (and now as I'm approaching 50(!) it has thinned, as well), with normal porosity and normal elasticity. I have been coloring it for several years but am considering letting it go grey soon. Also, I have seborrheic dermatitis, so have some scalp issues which make it difficult to stick to a solely CG/modified CG care of my hair. Finally, I have been going to a local stylist known to be a great curly hair cutter for the last couple of years but I have not been very happy with the results for the last few cuts as my hair's already thinning and it seems like the way that she cuts it (I swear it looks like she's razoring it, but she insists she's not) only makes it appear thinner and frizzier afterwards.
Any advice on good, solid hair stylists (not "stylish", just good) for curly hair in Austin would be appreciated, as well as any thoughts on thinning hair (my TSH/thyroid's fine, and I am starting to take Biotin again) or curly- friendly seborrheic dermatitis hair products would also be extremely welcome.
Thanks so much, in advance!:love7:
Hi fotogrrl and welcome! I don't know if you've considered any of the Rogaine-like products for your thinning hair? I'm not sure if having seb. derm is a contra-indication for using Rogaine, but I developed thinning hair and my derm recommended it. It definitely has helped me.
I don't use the actual Rogaine - I use generic drugstore stuff. My derm recommended the men's foam since it is the easiest to use, but he said only use it once a day which is half the men's dose and safe for women.
Very best of good luck - I know how upsetting it can be to have thinning hair!
Thanks so much, curlypearl. A dermatologist did recommend Rogaine to me, once, but the side effects (mainly being careful not to get it anywhere else for fear of hair growth in unwanted areas) kept me away from trying it. Perhaps I'll give it a go, though. How do you use it, exactly?
Thanks, again-
Hi fotogrrl. Well, I think you'd have to use a lot of it over and over and over in the wrong places to get it to grow hair in those wrong places - I have enough trouble getting it to grow hair even in the right places!
This is what I do. I buy the generic Rogaine foam in drugstore. It's really hard to open the product by the way - it's in those childproof things. I manage to open it but it's a struggle.
It's a foam exactly like hair mousse. I just dispense a very little - like a teaspooon on my fingers and rub it into where I want the hair to grow. I start with one side of my hairline and do it again on the other side. Then a bigger blob about the size of a huge fluffy tablespoon and rub it onto the back of my scalp where I first noticed the hair loss.
I'm very careless and it gets on my forehead (just wipe away with water on a tissue) and all my sizes of how much I listed above are approximate. I'm really very haphazard and half asleep when I do it so it must be very hard to screw it up because I'm like whatever....:sleepy2:
Then I try to wait a few minutes for it to dry a little and pass out asleep. Half the time I don't even wait but I should because it gets on my pillowcase but I'm too tired to care.
That's all there is to it. I was very nervous the first time but I have been using it for years and it works and nothing bad ever happened. There are instructions in the package. I understand totally if you are nervous about it, but I am more concerned about how it might affect your seb. dermatitis than anything else. That would be important to check with a dermatologist. You don't want some horrible itchy rash or something to develop.
I'll bet if you do a search for Rogaine you will read other people's experiences on this website. I know other people use it with good results as far as I remember.
Please post back and let us know what you decide.
Take care and best of luck!
fotogrrl, just a few more things.
The product I use is for men - but they use it twice a day. My derm. recommended that I use it once a day so that I would get only the right amount.
The men's product is the foam and it is much easier to use than the women's product which is a liquid. It gets all over my hair by the way, but nothing bad happens.
You have to use it for months before you see a result.
Welcome! It's quite possible your hair thinning is partly or wholly down to the seborrhoeic dermatitis and/ or underlying systemic inflammation. If that is the case Rogain would be attempting to treat the symptoms not the cause. Sulphate surfactants have been implicated in hair loss in susceptible individuals, the issue is believed to be follicular irritation/ inflammation.
You absolutely can treat SD within a CG or modified CG routine. SD is about your body's inappropriate immune response to the malassezia yeast's waste products, not the yeast itself which actually lives harmlessly on all of us. That inappropriate response may be partly genetic, partly down to diet and lifestyle choices, partly down to what products you are using.
Historically modern medicine/ pharmacy have tended to treat SD by trying to wipe out the malassezia with anti-fungals and remove the food source (sebum) with harsh surfactants. Research in the last decade has progressed rapidly, we now know that harsh surfactants like SLS are capable of thinning the skin barrier - this barrier keeps water in, bacteria and irritating substances out. The body can respond to these harsh surfactants by pumping out more sebum to protect itself, the last thing you want in SD!
Instead consider modifying your diet and lifestyle to be as anti inflammatory and nutrient dense as possible, a healthy body needs a balance of ALL the essential nutrients it does not simply need biotin. In fact you can do more harm than good in creating imbalances with a random supplement regime. Especially look at your intake of oily fish, sugar and white refined carbs. This is critical for reducing systemic inflammation, calming inappropriate immune response, strengthening the skin barrier, altering the amount and composition of your sebum, significantly affect hormone balance in peri- and post-menopause.
Secondly modify your skincare (scalpcare/ haircare) routine to respect and repair the skin's barrier function. This means avoiding all sulphate surfactants, traditional soaps and other alkaline products like baking soda. Wash your hair regularly but without excessive massage with a gentle shampoo at pH 4.5 to 5.5, this will respect skin and hair both of which thrive in fairly acidic conditions. Sulphate surfactants are proven to thin and dehydrate even healthy skin at concentrations as low as 1%, personally I found just shampoo bubbles running down my arm was the main trigger for my elbow patch of atopic eczema - the week I quit was the week it cleared. My mother's SD reduced by over 50% simply by switching to a sulphate free shampoo and face wash.
Avoid or limit anything that is a known irritant or allergen: random plant extracts, fragrances, certain preservatives. Do look for ingredients like aloe vera inner leaf gel that are proven to be healing and anti inflammatory. Possible shampoos include Komaza Care Moja (pH 4.5, ceramides, allantoin, aloe) or Regenepure (ketoconazole, zinc, aloe, designed for hair loss!). I also like the Komaza Care conditioners and scalp care products, many are pH 4.5 and packed with proven skin and hair friendly ingredients.
Thirdly avoid all oils and butters rich in oleic acid, stearic acid and palmitic acid, that includes but not limited to olive, avocado, sweet almond, palm fruit oil and shea butter. Studies have implicated oleic acid as being the component of sebum and the waste product of malassezia that is the prime irritant. Stearic and palmitic acids are components of sebum that feed malassezia. You can patch test with coconut oil if you wish.
Do not scratch and limit heat as this increases irritation, inflammation and histamine release. Wash your hair in cool water, no steaming, towel turbans or hot hairdryers. If your scalp is itchy use cold compresses. Whatever products you use in future at home or in the hair salon always run patch tests on a delicate area of skin, ideally on your scalp.
The bad news: permanent dying is a disaster for the skin's barrier function, it is highly alkaline so may saponify (turn to soap!) the fatty acids in the skin itself and destroy the acid mantle. The acid mantle cannot be restored by 'resetting' the scalp's pH with, say, vinegar rinses because includes the beneficial skin flora that help keep malassezia in check. If possible forget dying for a while, if not switch to a semi permanent colour - NOT demi which still contains peroxide - and try to keep it off the scalp. If you return to permanent colour when your scalp has calmed and healed avoid ones containing sulphate surfactants (many of them), see if you can find a hairdresser using an acid based system.
Sorry for the essay but HTH.
Wow- thank you!
Thanks so much, Firefox 7275! That' s a lot of really good information! I'm sorry that I haven't responded until now. I've been away. I appreciate all of this information and will look into those two brands of shampoos and all of the other ideas. They're a lot to consider changing all at once, but they sould valid, and I will look to making a change with the shampoos, first, and of course, diet (the way that I've been eating has needed to change for some time, so that is a definite piece of the puzzle that I'll attend to).
Thanks for the thoughtful explanation- all of it good.
Do you mean to avoid eating oily fish? You posted that alongside the sugar and white flour carbs (which make sense to avoid, to me) but also the oily fish. I have always understood it to be beneficial to eat oily fish- for several reasons. I just wanted to clarify. Thanks, again.
Adhere to at least the recommended minimum servings of oily fish which for *most* people is much more and the recommended maximums of sugars and white carbs which for *most* people is much less, as I said look at your intake. Sugar and white carbs are highly inflammatory, omega-3s from oily fish powerful anti inflammatories.
It is a lot of changes so by all means take baby steps, unfortunately they do work together so you might not get magical results right away. Dermatitis is an inflammatory (suffix -ITIS) condition and many aspects of the modern western lifestyle do act together to cause inflammation or irritation. Genetics can also be part of the puzzle but of course that aspect we cannot change.
Thanks for the clarification, Firefox7275. I'm starting to work on it, taking the baby steps.
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Pursued by Police, Stupid Motorcyclist Posts Video of Chase Online
Canadian police are searching for a lunatic who posted a video of himself on YouTube flying down a crowded highway at 187 miles per hour on a motorcycle, endangering himself and every other vehicle on the road. The exploit is only one of many in which people have incriminated themselves by putting footage of illegal activity on the Internet.
- Rider identified but not yet apprehended
- Three Chicago teens arrested after they taped themselves beating a man to death
- Home video of crime like a gift bag to police and prosecutors
Randy's Wild Ride
The footage has to be seen to be believed– a motorbike flying down the highway, weaving in and out of traffic and squeezing between of two lanes of vehicles down the center lane. The other cars on the ride appear almost at a standstill, which makes sense when you realize the motorcyclist is traveling at more than three times their speed. The ride occurred on the Trans-Canadian highway, where the speed limit is 50 mph– and the driver has the bike up to at least 186 mph.
Fortunately for law enforcement, the rider posted a video of his exploits online.
Police didn't have to work too hard to identify the rider. Though the video was originally posted anonymously under the name "Joe Blow," investigators were able to see the IP address it was uploaded from, and combined that with tips from the public to track down their man. The alleged speed demon, 25-year-old Randy George Scott, has 25 previous infractions and faces up to five years in prison for his joyride. The blue Yamaha R-1 used to make the video has been captured, though Scott remains at large.
At least Scott's alleged joyride, while extraordinarily reckless, didn't cause any casualties. In Chicago this week it was a different story, as three teenagers filmed themselves robbing a 62-year-old man of $60 while beating him to death. One of the kids inexplicably posted the video of the homicide on Facebook, and all three of them were arrested within a week.
Be Thought a Fool
"'Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt,'" cites Marsh Halberg, a criminal defense attorney in Minneapolis. "This quote has been attributed to many famous people including Abraham Lincoln and Mark Twain. Unfortunately many criminals have not studied 19th Century history or literature -they not only speak about their crimes – they video the act itself and put it online."
"The thought of committing a crime and recording a video of the wrongdoing is idiotic. To then go the extra step and actively post your own crime on the Internet is beyond stupid," Halberg says.
The list of idiotic criminals is only growing. Some other instances of people broadcasting their crimes to the world include Miami gang members threatening police with assault rifles, Wisconsin men playing with a stolen police taser and two teenagers in California beating up a 13-year-old girl.
"This is happening far more than one might think," says Halberg. "Some people don't recognize the very public nature of the Internet. An online posting will most likely seen by someone else who will report it to law enforcement."
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"Culprits may post their video using a fictitious name, but the posting can be traced back to an IP address, and that address will be traced to a computer," Halberg says. "The police can easily obtain a search warrant to seize the computer. Law enforcement will use the video to identify what perpetrators are involved, where the act occurred (to establish the jurisdiction) and listen to any audio to put the offense in context."
Even if you aren't dumb enough to record and broadcast your exploits yourself, be aware that cameras in public places are proliferating and make the assumption that everything you do on a public street is subject to surveillance. Take the case of the cab driver in Philadelphia who was caught defecating on a Center City sidewalk this week. He must have thought squatting behind the cab door would afford him some measure of privacy, but a homeowner's security camera captured the whole thing.
"People are starting to appreciate that a great deal of their conduct is now subject to eternal fame on the Internet," Halberg says. "Everyone has a cell phone and even if you are not recording your own conduct, you better assume someone else is."


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Brilliant!! Unfortunately I suspect the large majority of the population would not understand it, and I can see myself getting tired of explaining to people how a cat shirt is really about quantum physics. GMV anyway
hankescu wrote:Please, lemme see the details.
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why do you list all those colors? you dont use many of them
I like the design but it looks like you copied and pasted it on the tee-shirt. The blue from the square on the tee-shirt and the tee-shirt itself are not the same blues :-/
minxling wrote:Best I can do:
It should read "Heisenberg's cat is..."
Since the mathematics of the statement would then mean heisenberg's cat is not as good. Currently it's backwards Oo
clever idea anyways, dunno how many people will understand/like it, and the fonts need some work.
arright, my posting in this derby- DONE. GL to the rest of ye!!!
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[MLS SPOTLIGHT] Saturday's Seattle-Columbus match will shine a spotlight on the new centerback pairings at both clubs. Chad Marshall's move from the Crew has helped stabilize the leaky Sounders' backline, while the new Michael Parkhurst-Giancarlo Gonzalez pairing has quickly emerged as one of the best in MLS, which has seen 13 of 19 teams bring in new starting center backs or shift players into the middle from other positions.
MLS: Week 4 Schedule
The play of Parkhurst and
Marshall should come as no surprise as both are former MLS Defenders of the Year -- Parkhurst in 2007 and Marshall in 2008 and 2009 -- and Gonzalez is no stranger to American fans as he plays for
Costa Rica's national team. Sounders coach Sigi Schmid went so far as to say that Marshall's quality was as good or better than the
center backs being called into the national team.
Seattle's trade for Marshall, whom Schmid had when he was at the Crew, contributed to the reshaping of four MLS backlines in total as
Columbus brought in Parkhurst and Gonzalez from Europe after Marshall's departure, Seattle dealt John Kennedy Hurtado and Patrick Ianni to Chicago after picking up Marshall, and the Fire sent Austin Berry to Philadelphia after he became expendable following the
acquisition of Hurtado and Ianni.
In the first three weeks of the MLS season, only eight of the 19 teams have managed to line up the same centerback pairing. And of those eight, only one
team -- Toronto FC -- is using a duo -- Steven Caldwell and Doneil Henry -- that was regularly paired together in the
middle last season. (Matteo Ferrari and Hassoun Camara started five games together last season for Montreal, though
Camara usually started at right back.)
Injuries have already taken their toll. Norberto Paparatto was expected to solidify the Portland backline,
but the Argentine missed the Timbers' 2-0 loss to Colorado with a groin injury. Indeed, neither Portland nor New York, the 2013 regular-season conference champions, have used the same centerback
pairing in any of their three matches.
Aaron Maund replaced Chris Schuler (recovering from ankle surgery)
in the Real Salt Lake backline for the first two games, but he's now out with a hamstring injury. Aaron Wheeler, a forward for most of his career, was slotted
in at centerback by Union coach John Hackworth after Berry was sidelined with a hamstring injury. Eriq Zavaleta, a
forward coming out of Indiana, was used at center back by Chivas USA after Bobby Burling was injured.
One centerback pairing is a reunion of sorts.
Marvell Wynne and Drew Moor, who started at centerback on Colorado's 2010 MLS championship, are back together in the
middle of the Rapids' backline. Last season, Oscar Pareja went with Wynne at right back and young Shane O'Neill in the middle. But a change of
coaches has resulted in a switch as Pablo Mastroeni, who played on the MLS Cup 2010 team with Wynne and Moor, switched Wynne and O'Neill.
2014 Starting MLS Center Backs:
*Chicago: 3 John Kennedy Hurtado (Seattle), 3
Bakary Soumare.
Chivas USA: 3 Carlos Bocanegra, 2 Bobby Burling/1 Eriq Zavaleta (on loan from Seattle).
*Colorado: 2 Marvell Wynne (moved from right back), 2 Drew Moor.
*Columbus: 2 Michael Parkhurst (Augsburg), 2
Giancarlo Gonzalez (Valerenga).
FC Dallas: 3 Matt Hedges, 1 Moises Hernandez (Municipal)/2 Stephen Keel.
United: 2 Bobby Boswell (Houston), 2 Jeff Parke (Philadelphia).
*Houston: 2 David Horst (Portland), 2 Jermaine Taylor.
LA Galaxy: 2 Omar Gonzalez, 1 Leonardo/1 A.J. DeLaGarza.
*Montreal: 2 Matteo Ferrari, 2 Hassoun Camara (moved from right
New England: 3 A.J. Soares, 2 Jose Goncalves/1 Andrew Farrell (moved from right back).
New York: 2 Jamison Olave, 2 Armando (Cordoba), 2 Ibrahim Sekagya.
Philadelphia: 3 Amobi Okugo, 2 Austin Berry (Chicago)/1 Aaron Wheeler (moved from forward).
Portland: 2 Pa Modou Kah, 2 Futty Danso, 2 Norberto Paparatto (Tigre).
Real Salt Lake: 3 Nat Borchers, 2 Aaron Maund1 Chris Schuler.
San Jose: 2 Victor Bernandez, 1 Clarence Goodson/1 Jason Hernandez.
*Seattle: 3 Chad Marshall (Columbus), 3 Djimi
Sporting KC: 3 Aurelien Collin, 2 Matt Besler/1 Ike Opara.
FC: 2 Steven Caldwell, 2 Doneil Henry.
Vancouver: 3 Andy O'Brien, 2 Jay DeMerit/1 Johnny Leveron.
*Started same pairing each game.


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Museum Work
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Dattel has served as an advisor, curator and scholar in the creation of museum exhibitions in New York and Mississippi on the subjects of American history, race, cotton and the blues.
Museum Advisory
New York Historical Society – Scholars Advisory Board member for Constitution Institute (2008)
New York Historical Society, Planning board member for November 2006 Slavery Exhibition Commerce and Conscience.
Former Advisory Board Member, The American Civil War Center at Tredegar Museum, Richmond, Virginia, Contributor to Civil War Exhibition, Summer, 2006
Board Memberships
Advisory Board Council, Macauley Honors Program, City University of New York
Former Advisory Board Member, Tredegar Museum
Founding Board Member, Dockery Farms Foundation, Dockery, MS – for the preservation of the birthplace of the Blues


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Terjesen, Siri A., Hatcher, Caroline A., Wysocki, Tatiana, & Pham, Jessica (2007) Leading Women Entrepreneurs of Thailand. In Radovic, M. (Ed.) The perspective of women's entrepreneurship in the age of globalization. University of Florida Press.


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All Three Wildcats Finish in Top Six on First Day in Athens
March 1, 2014
Complete Results
ATHENS, Ga. – Three University of Kentucky swimmers finished in the top six in every race Saturday in the first day of the NCAA Last Chance Qualifier in Athens, Ga., March 1-2 at Gabrielsen Natatorium.
Senior Lucas Gerotto, junior George Greenhalgh and freshman Kendra Crew represented UK in an effort to improve their season-best times to earn an NCAA A or B qualifying time.
Greenhalgh, who posted the top time in the prelims of the 100 yard breaststroke, placed second in the A Final with a 53.77 after a 53.66 in the prelims.
Gerotto finished third in the A Final of the 100 yard backstroke with a time of 47.52. He also finished third in the prelims with a 47.40.
Both of Greenhalgh and Gerotto's times were NCAA B qualifying times.
Crew recorded the sixth-fastest time in the prelims in the 100 yard breaststroke with a 1:02.75. While she qualified for the A Final, she did not compete in the evening final.
Competition concludes Sunday with the final 16 events after 24 events Saturday. Crew will race in the 200 breaststroke, while freshmen Kelly Berger and Kendal Casey will swim in the 1,650 freestyle and senior Maclin Simpson will race in the 200 butterfly.
Prelims begin at 10 a.m. ET and the finals will commence at 4 p.m.
Fans can follow along with all the action from UGA's Gabrielsen Natatorium with live results at GeorgiaDogs.com. Additional updates can be found at @UKSwimDive, the official Twitter account of the UK swimming and diving program.
For complete news and updates on the Kentucky Swimming and Diving program, go to UKathletics.com/SwimmingDiving. Breaking news, behind-the-scenes updates, photos and more can be found on Twitter at @UKSwimDive and Facebook at Facebook.com/UKSwimDive.


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Corey Kluber continued to dominate major league hitting, striking out 10 batters over 8 1/3 innings while walking just one and allowing four hits (one home run). The win improves Kluber's record to 8-6.
The Indians got on the board in the second inning on a leadoff home run by Carlos Santana. The homer gives Santana 13 of the season, tying him with Michael Brantley for the team lead.
The next batter, Ryan Raburn, singled, and two batters later Yan Gomes added a home run of his own to give the Indians a 3-0 lead. The homer was Gomes' 10th of the season.
The Tribe added on in the fifth inning on an RBI single by Michael Brantley, scoring Jason Kipnis. Brantley now has 57 RBI for the year.
The Royals only run came on a solo shot by Mike Moustakas in the fifth inning.
Cody Allen retired two batters in the ninth inning to record his ninth save.


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Originally posted on Phillies Nation | Last updated 1/18/13
It's up to you to tell us who should be part of the Phillies All-Time team. Once a week during the winter, we'll unveil one position for you to vote on. After all the votes are tallied, and all the position filled, we'll release the results. Make your vote count! Below are the top choice and their totals as a member of the Phillies. WAR is used from Baseball-Reference. Carlos Ruiz (6+ seasons, 1x All Star): .275 avg, .781 OPS, 52 HR, 299 RBI, 15.2 WAR Bob Boone (10 seasons, 3x All Star): .259 avg, .695 OPS, 65 HR, 456 RBI, 11.5 WAR Mike Lieberthal (13 seasons, 2x All Star) .275 avg, .783 OPS, 150 HR, 609 RBI, 13.6 WAR Darren Daulton (14 seasons, 3x All Star) .245 avg, .783 OPS, 134 HR, 567 RBI, 20.9 WAR Andy Seminick (12 seasons, 1x All Star) .244 avg, .770 OPS, 123 HR, 411 RBI, 15.9 WAR Stan Lopata (11 seasons, 2x All Star) .257 avg., .814 OPS, 116 HR, 397 RBI, 15.6 WAR Who we're voting for: -Ian Riccaboni: My vote for best Phillies catcher is Stan Lopata. Lopata, like so many other Phillies catchers, such as Leiberthal and Ruiz, lacked longevity but had extreme peaks, and in my opinion, the highest peaks of any Phillies catcher. Lopata's three year stretch from 1954 through 1956 is better than any other Phillies' catcher's best three years and helped him earn the starting job from Seminick. Lopata was pretty putrid defensively but much of that was corrected once he became the first catcher to wear corrective, and tinted, eye wear in the 1950s. -Ryan Dinger: I Vote for Carlos Ruiz. When this question was first posed, my initial inclination before checking the numbers was to say Darren Daulton was the best catcher in Phillies history. But after researching, it's hard to argue against Chooch. Not only has he been a stellar defensive catcher, guiding the team through what has been their best era of pitching (and in general), but he has also become a solid offensive player. His career .781 OPS with the team is just two points behind Dutch, and he's produced nearly double the amount of fWAR per season. -Jay Floyd: I know that Mike Lieberthal is the best catcher in Phillies organization history. After reviewing those stats, however, it's easy to see that Liebey topped all others in games caught, HR, RBI, OPS, batting average and nearly all other crucial categories. Despite the fact that his Phils career spanned the exact years between the '93 pennant winning team and the franchise's next playoff appearance in 2007, the Phillies' 1st round draft pick from 1990 should rank atop the list of best catchers in team history. -Don M.: My vote for Catcher goes to Bob Boone. Bob Boone had little power and even less speed, but what he lacked offensively, Boone more than made up for with the gear on. He managed to produce enough with the bat at the ultimate defense-first position to hold down a starting spot on some of the best teams in the Phillies' history, including the 1980 World Series Championship team. -Pat Gallen: My heart says go with Chooch because of everything he's meant to this team recently. But one of the true leaders over the last 30 years was Darren Daulton. He helped catapult the Phillies to a run in '93 that will forever stick with me. He was also a pretty good offensive catcher for a few seasons. Perhaps he, and other Phillies, was aided by a little juice, but so what. It was a fun run led by Dutch. Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.
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Snow White Necklace
Don't worry, these apples aren't edible or poisonous, but they are beautiful. Two sparkly apple halves hang on connected silver chains. Such a precious accessory will make you want to spend all day singing with the birds, or at least being productive around your apartment.
As summer turns to fall, take in a deep breath of crisp country airTags: yellow, dresses, Halloween, snow whiteAdded 6 Years Ago from ModCloth


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>General Running>Being your own coach
Princess Cancer Pants
Non-runners want to talk about running as much as your co-workers want to see pictures of your kids or hear all about your vacation. Not.
• Chemo
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• Surgery
How many of you have generally had BAD coaching experiences? How many of you have had GOOD ones? Would you ever consider coaching/assistant coaching (or just volunteering to help out) with a high-school running (XC or track) team?
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It is with great pleasure the Rockford Education Foundation Board of Trustees introduces its newest members, Gerilyn May and Steve Peterson.
Gerilyn May is the development coordinator for Van Andel Institute and a Rockford High School graduate. She lives in Rockford with her husband and two sons. Gerilyn is active at her church and on several Rockford High School graduating senior parent committees.
Steve Peterson is employed with Wolverine World Wide as the vice president of sales for the Merrell division. Steve is married and has three children. In addition to his sales talents Steve brings to the REF his organizing skills as a race organizer for Mitchell's Run Thru Rockford.
Gerilyn and Steve are valuable new resources on the Rockford Education Foundation Board and will play a role in helping the REF fulfill its mission of "providing increased educational opportunities for people of all ages in the Rockford community."