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Becky J. on 08/19/2011
Becky said she rated her overall experience with the business a 3 instead of a 5 because her vehicle has to be repainted because they did a lousy job. She does not know whether they just subbed it out or were maybe training someone. She rated the quality of the paint work a 3 instead of a 10 because of the reasons already stated. She rated the business's explanation of the repair process a 7 instead of a 10 because she was told what had to be done but it was pretty obvious and there was an explanation but the business did not elaborate to a great extent. The business has been very good in correcting the problem with no hesitations.
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Service Date: 08/11/2011
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A framework to identify housing location patterns using profile Hidden Markov Models
Saadi, Ismaïl ; ; El Saeid Mustafa, Ahmed Mohamed et al
in Advanced Science Letters (2016), 22(9), 2117-2121
The determination of comprehensive activity-travel patterns is important in the context of agent-based micro-simulation modelling. This paper presents an improved method based on profile Hidden Markov ... [more ▼]
The determination of comprehensive activity-travel patterns is important in the context of agent-based micro-simulation modelling. This paper presents an improved method based on profile Hidden Markov Models (pHMMs) able to include information related to the agents' residential locations. As proposed in the framework of Liu et al. (2015), pHMMs only characterize activity-travel patterns from the activity sequences perspective. In this context, information related to the primary activity locations (e.g. home, work) is not available and, as a result, it cannot be extracted from the pHMMs themselves. With respect to this limitation, we propose to apply the framework of Liu et al. (2015) with an extension to include characterization of residential locations. Following the established guidelines, the activity sequences and their related residential locations are extracted from the activity-travel diaries in order to estimate the regularity of the activities as well as their sequential order. Subsequently, within each residential activity, we include a categorization at an aggregate level (provinces). The methodology is powerful as it characterizes any length of sequence, allowing the generation of unlimited agent plans with information about residential location. Regarding data collection, the activity-travel diaries are provided by the Belgian Household Daily Travel Survey (2010). The results obtained after the simulations indicate a good match between the predicted and observed residential locations at both the national and provincial levels. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 110 (33 ULiège)
Research and Implementation of Bird-Strike Resistance Synthetic Analysis Platform for Civil Aircraft
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in Advanced Science Letters (2011), 4
Bird strike issues are known to cause substantial losses to the civil aviation industry in terms of damage and delay every year. Rules of bird strike resistance are included in many important regulations ... [more ▼]
Bird strike issues are known to cause substantial losses to the civil aviation industry in terms of damage and delay every year. Rules of bird strike resistance are included in many important regulations and guidelines of civil aviation. Based on these rules, attentions should be paid during the design and analysis process for those structures that might be apt to suffer from bird strike as leading edge, radar dome, wind shield and vertical tail. This paper describes a new software infrastructure for bird-strike design and analysis. The bird-strike resistance synthetic analysis platform is a platform that incarnates new research and innovations in bird-strike dynamic strength analysis of our research group. The platform was implement using finite element method and parametric design method based on ESI Pam-crash software, and involves a dynamic performance database of the typical aviation material, a typical structure database for bird-strike resistance, a post-processing modular for result reveal, and an estimation modular for energy absorbing. The material database covers the key constitutive model constants for many common aviation materials. Different bird model for Lagrange, Euler, and SPH algorithm are also covered to fit for different impact speed simulation. The typical structure database are very helpful to the designers because it provides the parametric model of some special bird-strike resistance structures to improve the energy absorbing ability subject to impact. The post-processing modular enables the contour and curve display for the results. The estimation modular gives judgments on the energy absorbing structure by utilizing the criterion and provides proper advices for the design for different cases. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 86 (2 ULiège)

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A warm welcome awaits you at Blossoms York, set in a large Georgian townhouse, you're just a few minutes walk from York's historic city centre.
We do everything we can to make life easy for group organisers. We are able to assist you in arranging transport, tours and visits. We can share our vast knowledge of York to help your group get the best out of their time in our wonderful city. We can also offer complimentary accommodation for a group organiser's planning visit. We are always happy to provide help over the phone or by email to make organising your visit as smooth as possible.
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The most straightforward route for me to begin off this survey is by saying much obliged. Much thanks to you to the makers and author/chief Alberto Sciamma for making a film that is genuinely realistic and one that profits vampires to blood parched, secretive and sexual animals. The way once put forward by Dracula himself has been lost as of late, particularly because of the popular society marvel that is the Twilight Saga and CW hit arrangement "The Vampire Diaries." It was completely delightful to consider vampires to be they were intended to be, dull and perilous… their lone objective to murder, not bring about an absolutely mind boggling measure of show.
Much thanks to you for Blood Trap. Much obliged to you for making me go gaga for vampires once more.


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Tom Cruise Will Not Press Charges Against Neighbor
We told you the other day that Tom Cruise (more correctly, his Security Guard), had Cruise's neighbor arrested after he was seen hopping the fence at the end of the property to gain access to the property. Before police were called, the Security Guard tased and secured the neighbor, who was apparently pretty wasted.
According to the neighbor and the police report, the neighbor, Jason Sullivan, who not only shares an adjacent boundary to Cruise's land, but who is also an Australian interior designer and TV personality, was super drunk and was confused about what property he was on and what property he would be on after scaling the fence.
It's a weird excuse that, if true, had to have been accompanied by a day and night of drinking, but it's been believed by Tommy, who has decided not press charges. According to Tom's attorney, "The guy was drunk. He didn't have malicious intent."
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At more than $6,000 a month for a few square feet, it may be the most expensive real estate in New York.
The thin sliver of space on top of lampposts, traffic signals and highway signs is where the city plans to allow telecommunications companies to put cellphone antennas and Internet transmitters.
The plan, which will add about $21.3 million to city coffers, will improve spotty cellphone reception -- and turn many intersections into wireless Internet ''hot spots.'' But, city officials say, it will also help those who cannot afford regular telephone service, by providing a cheaper option, through wireless Internet-based access, in neighborhoods with the fewest connections to the phone network.
Opponents of the plan say that the only thing the antennas will bring is an increased health risk. ''We have no idea what dangers are posed by the concentration of these devices,'' said Councilman Peter F. Vallone Jr. of Queens, explaining that the city does not keep records of the numbers or locations of the antennas already in the city. ''They keep saying that these things are less dangerous than microwave ovens,'' Mr. Vallone said, ''but no one has a microwave running 24/7, right next to their bedroom window.''
City officials say the plan is needed to keep pace with the rapidly growing use of cellphones and wireless Internet connections. The antennas and Internet relay boxes will start appearing on city poles before the end of the summer, said Gino P. Menchini, the city's commissioner of information technology and telecommunications. About 18,000 spots will be leased.Continue reading the main story
The pole-mounted antennas will allow the city to shift away from the larger cellular base stations that emit higher radiation and are located on many rooftops, Mr. Menchini explained. And since one of the franchise companies will install universal antennas, which can be used by all cellphone providers, the new setup will actually lower the overall number of antennas needed.
''We see this as a win-win situation,'' Mr. Menchini said.
Evie Hantzopoulos of the Astoria Neighborhood Coalition, which opposes the unchecked spread of antennas in the city, sees it otherwise.
''There has been a complete lack of public input on this and the city has given the telecommunications industry carte blanche access,'' Ms. Hantzopoulos said. ''It's not just dangerous, it's irresponsible.''
While there has been widespread concern about radiation from cellphone towers posing a risk of cancer and infertility, most scientific studies have not found a link.
The six companies granted access to the poles include two cellular providers, Nextel and T-Mobile, and three non-cellular companies, ClearLinx Network Corp., Crown Castle Solutions and Dianet Communications. The sixth company, IDT Business Services, will offer telephone service via the Internet. Each company will be allowed to use a maximum of 3,000 poles citywide for a term of 15 years.
The current plan offers access to poles in three separate zones for different prices. Zone A includes Manhattan south of 96th Street. Zone B is everywhere in the city not included in the other two zones. Zone C consists of a patchwork of neighborhoods in Brooklyn, Manhattan and the Bronx where five percent or more of the houses do not have telephone service.
Agostino Cangemi, deputy commissioner of information technology and telecommunications, said a big advantage of the franchise plan is that it will provide phone access via the Internet in Zone C, areas typically home to lower-income and immigrant families that rely on public pay phones and high-priced phone cards.
IDT Business Services, a company based in Newark, will provide customers in Zone C Internet phone devices and accounts to which they can add pre-paid minutes, Mr. Cangemi said. The Internet phones will cost less than most cellphones, and there will be no credit checks, he said.Continue reading the main story


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Another reviewer tipped me off on how small this thing is - and that aspect is impossible to exaggerate. Even knowing that, I cracked up when I opened it. It's like an iddy biddy mini bank, but that just happened to be perfect for my current purpose. I was giving cash as a gift, but wanted to do something more than just stick the bills in a card. I spent 5 minutes with the included paint/tools 'decorating' the bank to indicate the gift and intended use for the cash. I'm guessing it will get tossed shortly after giving, but it was just what I was looking for.
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Yesterday was one of those days. I don't have them often, but when they happen, I just shake my head and wonder, "How did I find my way here?"
There I was, sitting at lunch, trying to decide if I'd have a piece of baked eel sushi as a follow up to my spicy tuna roll when my partner's cellphone rang. She took the call and, before we knew it, our evening was planned. We were going to help a friend out and be messengers for the night. Our task, deliver a check to a fancy dinner. That's all we knew. "Call such and such number and things will be set up," said the voice on the other end of the line.
Always ones up for an adventure, we made the call to such and such number and found out we'd be having dinner with Al Gore. It's always fun to see Al speak, so we figured we'd have some stuffed mushrooms, chicken satay, and a drink as we enjoyed our evening out with 200 other people. People watching is never a problem for these two messengers.
While the evening out went against our general rule against going to the westside, we plodded along Wilshire to our destination for the evening. Turns out, the dinner with Al Gore wasn't for 200, it was a backyard dinner party for about 80. And, Arianna Huffington was there too! I think it's because I'm a blogger, but seeing her was almost better than seeing Al Gore. In this regard, I share a friend's secret crush on Arianna. "She's wicked smart and a confident independent thinker who just says what she thinks," my friend says.
While I didn't actually get to talk to her (or Al for that matter) or get any pictures (I kept the camera in the back pocket of my suit pants—no crazy photog in me), I did manage to grab some evidence of my evening with Al and Arianna. Here's a picture of the purloined placecard settings. Yep, that's mine too. I tell you, this messenger even had her own place at the table.
But wait, the luck didn't stop there for me yesterday. As I was driving home, before dinner with Al and Arianna, I received another phone call. This one equally unexpected.
It was from a client. A client I rarely speak to, but who, for whatever circumstance, has me on his list of people to call when he has tickets. I've never been invited to use his tickets before, but because Wednesday seems to have been "see if Laura is available at the last minute day" I received an invitation.
Want to guess the event?
Lakers game against the San Antonio Spurs. Floor seats, under the basket.
I hope that lottery ticket pays off too. This may be my lucky week (even if it has me feeling a little like Forrest Gump—you know, working my way into places where I'm really not supposed to be).


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Another Indiana Jones 4 Photo and a Great Harrison Ford Interview
by Alex Billington
April 17, 2008
Source: USA Today
There's no better way to describe this than that headline above. In lieu of the interesting discussion yesterday surrounding the running time, USA Today has posted a new interview with Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull star Harrison Ford. Now 65 years old, Ford will be reprising a role that he first began when he was 38. Journalist Anthony Breznican ending up taking a hike in the California hills with Ford and conducted a rather fascinating interview. In addition to the interview, another new photo from the film came attached.
You can check out the new photo below, but make sure you read on further afterwards. There might be an interesting tidbit you'll be amazed to read later on.
Ford and Breznican talk about everything Indiana Jones and more. While I suggest you read the entire interview, there are a few great parts that I'll highlight. Ford says that "the movie will try to give new perspectives on his globe-trotting, fist-fighting archaeologist" and that Dr. Jones happens to be one of his favorite characters. He goes on to talk about how the character has developed over the four films.
"He's a guy who is pretty clear from the beginning," Ford says. "He has not changed so much between films. But we've learned more about him, through various plot devices, such as the introduction of his father. And we'll learn something more about him in this film. I think it's required. If you're going to bring back a character, you'll have to supply the audience with something more and different.
"The adventure is very, very important. But it's interesting to discover a facet of the character that perhaps you hadn't explored before."
In addition, one line in particular has been striking up conversations: "He also might consider a fifth installment of Indiana Jones, though he hopes it wouldn't take 20 years to pull together." Although that's highly unconfirmed and purely speculative, on both Breznican's and Ford's part, it doesn't mean that we can't dream. I suppose it has something to do with the success of the film this summer as well as the development of another storyline that both George Lucas and Steven Spielberg deem worthy of telling. Although he may be old, I don't think anyone is opposed to the idea of continuing on the series, especially if Crystal Skull turns out great.
Now all I want to do is throw in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and enjoy the classic Harrison Ford as we all slowly countdown the minutes until Kingdom of the Crystal Skull hits theaters. It may be a slow month, but soon enough Indiana Jones will be back on screen, kicking ass and putting important archaeological artifacts in museums where they belong. May 22nd couldn't get here quick enough! In the meantime, make sure you head over to USA Today and read the full interview - it's worth it.
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Welcome to my crazy little world! It's a place where dreamers are always welcome, and no idea is ever far fetched. I regularly post progress on my current projects, and have links below to finished and future dreams. Under Blog Topics on your left, I've started to share tips, tricks, and techniques I've learned along the way!
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Workshop? Garage?
In true frugal fashion, I ordered a bunch of unfinished metal tools on eBay. This barn project has already cost $6,154.55! Not really, but you all know what I mean...
Unfinished metal can be a great option to help mitigate costs, but be aware of a few things:
1. Make sure to look at and imagine the measurements of the item in your scene. "Small" might not be small enough and vice versa.
2. Unfinished metal is, well, Unfinished! You'll possibly have to trim away excess sprue, file and sand a bit before painting/finishing.
3. Beware items that have small and not very well supported metal pieces. These often break off in shipping, and can't always be easily repaired. I had two iffy repairs to make. Hopefully, no one notices.
I wanted a lot of detail in mine, so I took the time to tape off areas that I did not want painted. My husband has a lot of black, red and blue handled tools, so those are the colors I chose.
I like to use spray paint on these items, because you get a much better finish and way less paint build up. Be sure to let them dry thoroughly, especially if you need to paint both sides of an item.
I had ordered some unfinished metal can and jug blanks, so they needed to be painted in the base color, then have labels added. I took a look around Russ' shelves and cupboards to see what he actually uses, then got images from Amazon.
To see a little label making tutorial, click here.
Here is what I've gotten finished on the workshop/garage so far. I have cans, boxes, sleeping bags, tents, coolers, signs, calendar, and many more little details to add, so I'll just update progress as I go. I also think that many of the items here are too clean. They need grime and greasy fingerprints added.
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Nice collection of tools. I made a workshop for my husband a few years ago and he really loved it. Is this going to be a surprise for him?ReplyDelete
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Thanks Debra! Russ actually helped me plan and configure the garage area for the barn kit. We did a lot of bashing! I did surprise him with the tool chest, the compressor and the shop vac. I knew I wouldn't be able to make them anywhere near that good. He comes to sit and "help" me, and I go to the garage to "help" him with his real life Jeep. Mutual support and all of that!ReplyDelete


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Utilize the technology nearly all of us carry in our pockets with these cell phone audio tours. Each trail leads users around Livingston County, making stops at important locations and landmarks. Get out and start exploring Livingston County's history for yourself!
Follow in the footsteps of Gen. Sullivan's Expedition with this trail, which traces the western-most point of the Revolutionary War conflict. Learn about the national and international tensions that played out in 1779, culminating in a deadly ambush.
The Civil War impacted every community in Livingston County in the 1860s and beyond. Travel to each corner of the county to engage with the landmark obelisks and halls created to remember the conflict and those from the area who served.
Livingston County's communities all have many stories to tell through historic artifacts - photographs, textiles, war planes, paintings, agricultural implements, and arrowheads are just a few you'll find on this trail of historical museums.


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Adam Garcia stars as Sean, a young man who decides to his rewrite his life's destiny by starting a tap dance group to escape working in the local Australian steel mill for the rest of his life.
Director Dein Perry's sweet-natured 2000 Australian comedy drama is vivacious and refreshing, with Garcia very appealing and brilliant tap dancing. The movie is both directed and choreographed by Perry, the creator of the long-running hit theatre show Tap Dogs.
Also in the cast are Sam Worthington as Sean's brother Mitchell, Sophie Lee, William Zappa, Richard Carter, Susie Porter, Anthony Hayes, Christopher Horsey, Drew Kaluskey and Matt Lee, with Vaughan Sheffield as young Sean, Christian Patterson as young Mitchell and Lisa Perry as Sean and Mitchell's mother.
The screenplay is by Steve Worland, from a story by him, Perry and Hilary Linstead.
Adam Garcia stars in Twilight Song from 12 July to 12 August 2017 at North London's Park Theatre, written by Kevin Elyot, author of the Olivier Award-winning comedy My Night With Reg.
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Nov 23, 2012 - 2:01 pm
Had frist Chemo treatment on Nov. 14th. Just would like to talk to people who know what it's like.
Nov 23, 2012 - 2:45 pm
I am scheduled to have my first treatment on the 29th so I will be following this thread to see what to expect. I hope you are feeling ok and haven't had any bad side effects. What chemo drugs are you taking? Wishing you the best!
Nov 23, 2012 - 3:38 pm
I did chemo every other week, starting the second week of April and finishing mid-July. I was not quite sure what to expect after that first infusion.
I made sure I did what I was told to do: drink lots of water, take my pills (steroids and anti-nausea pills and call the DR if the pills were not working because they could give me something else to try
After dose 1:
I was able to pretty much be up and about as I would normally be. Although the few days I felt queasy, I was content to stay in.
For me, I did ACT, the pattern for the AC was that I had chemo on Monday and felt fine; I'd get my shot on Tuesday, and I also knew that if there were things I wanted to do before the queasiness would kick in, I needed to do it then. Usually by Sunday, I was feeling pretty good.
So, I hope that helps a little with Dose 1. Others will tell you what I am about to say: Even though someone may have the same diagnosis and treatment as someone else, reactions are still rather individual. I have contacts who were at opposite ends of the spectrum, but at least they gave me an idea of what I could expect.
Be good about talking to your med people.
Nov 23, 2012 - 4:56 pm
I'm not sure what kind of chemo you are scheduled to receive, and that will make a difference in your reactions. I did 6 rounds of TAC, I have mets so I've also done Xeloda, Abraxane, and I'm currently on Navelbine.
Some general advice...drink lots of water before and after each treatment, take your meds as directed, ask (here and your doc) when you have questions, put your doc's phone number and the after hours number in your cell phone, be sure your doc knows about any and all side effects you have.
Feel free to come here and ask about any specific side effect you might be having...unless it's really weird there will be someone here who has 'been there, done that'.
Nov 26, 2012 - 3:58 pm
Welcoming you and wishing you good luck!
Hugs, Debby
Nov 23, 2012 - 8:06 pm
You say nothing (or post in Proile) - about the type of BC or status of ER.PR or HER2 you are dealng with rather or not your infusion was neo-adjuvant. ALL BC is nor the same and we are each unique - So many variàbles!.
For me, the 4 A/C were 'easy' BUT 12 Taxol was NASTYl
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Typical session...
Nov 29, 2012 - 3:37 pm
Wondering how you're doing now too Lucy. Please post when you have some time.
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Looking at the figures for jobseeker's allowance (JSA) claims reveals the wide disparity between our cities in terms of the employment challenges they face.
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I've been curious about dates displayed in my reports because some of them come up with the time, most don't. My date field is formated to short date mm/dd/yyyy and default value is =date() (today).
My tables don't store the time and my select queries don't store the time.....I think the date is converted to show time in the union query.
I have noticed that the times are on groups of the same day.
Also when entering data anytime the default value is changed or field backed into in the form, it adds the time. I realize that that is something to do with regional setting on the computer, which I am unable to change.
Are there any other tricks I can do to my format, default value, or report to prevent the time from displaying and printing? I just don't have the room for it! LOL
Perhaps lock the date field so that only =Date() is stored, and/or remove the tab stop?
What about write a text box into the report that will clean, or trim the date? That's my excel talking, can that be done?
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an easy way to check what is actaully going on is see if there is a time element in your data is to format it for time.
bear in mind the datetime value is so many ticks from a specified point in time (IIRC: 01 Jan 1900) the integer bit is the number fo days since 'der tag' the decimal bit is number of seconds since der tag expressed as 1 / (24 * 60 * 60). so you are dealing with real numbers, probably double precision and thats a whole potetnail minefield for comprisons
what you could do is explicitly cast the date time column to "long" and do your union on that cast value.. that would remove any prospect floating point / double precision variations. or you coudl explcitly format the date to be date only using format
but check your code to make certain that no one is settign a time value
check your data to make certain you have no time values in there
check your tables to make certain you have no default values
if there is time data try and work out if there is a consistent pattern
bear in mind date() isn't the same as now(), I guess you already have as you seem aware, but check whats under the hood. make certain no one has put time values in there. thats the fix Id want to ensure, that there is no time data in there if there shouldn't be. knowing what is in the db as opposed to what you think is there, should be the first step to knowing where your problem lies. the repeat that process with your codeI'd rather be riding on the Tiger 800 or the Norton


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Neco Padaratz is emotional—more like passionate. And some people, like his fellow competitors, Western Australians, and surfing fans in general, may not understand it. Because these days passion ain't cool—especially in surfing. Yeah, he claims a good ride. Yeah, he paddles hard and sometimes it's around people in his heats. And yes, he wins. Somewhere it's written that you're supposed to be low key.
But Neco comes from a poor background in a different culture and you have to understand that to understand the man. In some ways it took a cloudy day in Western Australia in the six-star Salomon Margaret River Masters held March 29-April 4 for surfing fans to realize what true love for competition is. After a week of waves that reached twenty feet at times, Neco withstood the kind of deep and talented field you would expect in Australia's premier non-WCT event and won 15,000 dollars for his efforts.
By the last day, the waves had dropped to three to five feet and favorites like Taj Burrow and C.J. Hobgood lost early—by the quarters Neco's Brazilian countrymen looked to be making a strong stand in Margaret River's unusually large surf. In the first semi, Greg Emslie and Damien Hobgood, consistent throughout the entire event, held their ground up until the last minutes of the heat where a persistent Neco found a 7.6 and knocked Damien Hobgood out and him and Greg Emslie into the final while Phil MacDonald couldn't break out of a slump in fourth.
In the second semi, Brazilian Raoni Monteiro literally waited till the second half of the heat to knock down two scores that gave him the heat lead and a berth in the finals. Jake Paterson only found three waves to his liking but they were good enough to get him in the final as well. Tom Whittaker began with a 9.33, but couldn't follow it up and fell into third while young Australian Dan Ross slipped into fourth.
For some reason or another, the Brazilians have been traditionally strong at Margaret River and in front of a packed beach, they had two of their soldiers in the final. This despite a one-sided crowd strongly hoping and cheering for local hero/legend Jake Paterson to win. If anybody knows this wave it's Jake, but after two waves ridden by Neco you would never know it.
It was just one of those heats. Neco took a right in the early minutes, throwing his trademark snaps all the way into the inside section for a 9.33 and a fist pump claim—or three. Soon after, Neco was getting the best of another wave exchange, some more righthand snaps, his hands in the air like, "What, and a score of 9.17—the highest two-wave heat total of the event.
A midway lull, more waves surfed by Neco and no one else, and the WCT veteran had won with Raoni Monteiro in second, Greg Emslie in third, and Jake Paterson in fourth. Ask anyone what the highlight of the final was, and they'll say it was his acceptance speech—a heartfelt, spur of the moment words that turned a decidedly one-sided Western Australia crowd into the Neco Padaratz appreciation club. Neco had not only claimed his waves, but a victory and stubborn onlookers half a world away—congratulations Neco, you deserved it.—Checkywoody


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I'm a tad smaller than you and recently went from a 7'6 egg to a 6'2' x 20" lost black sheep. I think it's got around 38L of volume. Very good for catching anything waist high plus. I think the recommendations to go with a 6'4" make sense based on my experience. Get something with 20" or so of width. Makes the transition a bit easier.
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im 6' and weigh 185. i have a 6'8 step up that i bought for a trip to indo. i rode it there a few times and ended up riding it here (NJ) on a couple big days, but that was more cuz i just wanted to ride the thing. i dont think a
6'8 is really needed around here. i have a couple of 6'3" roundtail shortboards that can pretty much handle any swell here.
Apr 28, 2014, 01:20 PM #13
i'm seeing a LOT of dramatically over-foamed people posting on this thread. 40+ liters @ 180-190lbs is excessive & crutch-worthy.
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So true mr. Gafff ... one of my favorite boards is a 5'10" x 21"x2.5" so much fun in the summer when most are stuck long boarding or trying to chop hop their way into the wave. Yourpier I sent you a pm buddy
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the volume rating is not really a good measure considering the density isn't consistent across foam, let alone different production methods (Salomon s core, firewire, tuflite etc)
there should be buoyancy quantity of you want a true measure of float
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I don't know how old ya'll (youze guyz) are, but as you get older foam becomes your friend. I surf a 6'8" Orion swallowtail that is about 2.6" thick and has a widish semi fish tail, so it stays loose. It gets me in early, still duck dives great, and is great in anything from shoulder high plus. I use a big (6'6") thick (2.75") fish for waist to shoulder plus. I used to ride smaller boards - I am only 5'9" and weigh 165#. I used to be younger. I have no shame in hogging waves early and riding them to the beach without having to chop hop through the flat sections. Foam is my buddy. Hi foam! Lets go play!


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The vessel is rare because it has ancient writing engraved on it and may have been used by Jesus to wash his hands before eating.Jerusalem – An earthenware vessel from the time of Jesus Christ bearing a rare and mysterious inscription has been found at a dig in Jerusalem, a British archaeologist announced on Friday.
"It is possible that this type of vessel was used by Jesus to wash his hands before eating," said Shimon Gibson, author of the recently published The Final Days of Jesus -- The Archaeological Evidence.
Similar ritual artefacts have been found in the past at the archaeological dig just outside Jerusalem's Old City, but what makes this one rare is the writing engraved on it.
The letters, either ancient Hebrew or Aramaic, are legible though the meaning of the 10 lines of text is yet to be deciphered, according to Gibson who heads the University of North Carolina team conducting the dig.
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Kevin Novak's soccer career began with the American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) at the young age of five. He remembers his early childhood playing AYSO in sunny southern California as care-free and fun. He continued to play with his passion and excitement for the sport growing daily. When he was 10 years-old, Novak decided to take his career to the next level by joining Wolfpack Soccer Club. Novak spent the next eight years competing for the Wolfpack while still playing for his high school team.
During Novak's high school career, he made many great strides. Novak graduated from Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana, Calif., in 2000. At Mater Dei, he was a three-year letterman and a two-time All-South Coast League first team selection. As a captain his senior year, Novak was named All-Sierra League, Sierra League Defensive Player of the Year and the coveted title of CIF Player of the Year.
Novak left Mater Dei High School and entered the next level of his soccer career at the college ranks. He had offers from many universities, but decided to stay in California and play for Loyola Marymount University (LMU) on a four year scholarship. Novak finished his career at LMU ranked second in career goals scored with 23, third in career points with 54 and tied for 10th in career assists, adding eight.
During his senior year at LMU, Novak earned his first-ever NSCAA award for his stellar offensive performance and finished the year as the Lions' leading scorer with nine goals and 19 points despite sitting out the last six games with a season-ending knee injury. He also garnered All-West Coast Conference honorable mention accolades for his performance during the first half of the season.
Novak graduated from LMU in May 2004 and was unsure of what his future held in regards to his soccer career because of his knee injury he suffered his senior year at LMU. He missed the 2004 MLS Combine and the 2004 MLS SuperDraft due to his knee injury. Novak spent his time off waiting tables at California Pizza Kitchen and trained by himself for eight months hoping to get an opportunity to showcase his talents to an MLS team and prove that he belonged in the league.
Then Novak's big break came when RSL Head Coach John Ellinger, saw him play at the Real Salt Lake open tryouts in Provo, Utah in January 2005. He was invited to attend RSL's inaugural training camp at the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla., on February 1, 2005. He continued his trial period with the team in Portugal and Redlands, Calif., eventually earning a spot on RSL's roster and signing a Developmental contract on March 28, 2005.
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HobbiesAn out-going, charismatic individual, that knows the value of time and hard work. I am an all-around sports fan, but always put education and studying before social activities. My availability is as per arrangements.
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Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Geometry, Calculus, Trigonometry, Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Psychology
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