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Barton says 'sorry' after Gers bust-up
Joey Barton has apologised 'unreservedly' after being banished from Rangers' training ground following an internal dispute.
The midfielder's future with the Glasgow club was left in doubt after he was sent home on Tuesday following what is understood to have been an altercation with team-mate Andy Halliday.
Barton was told not to return until Monday and the 34-year-old will miss tomorrow's Ladbrokes Premiership contest with Ross County at Ibrox.
The incident occurred days after Rangers suffered a 5-1 derby defeat by Celtic to leave them four points adrift of the champions, who have a game in hand.
In a statement posted on Twitter late last night, Barton said he was sorry for making inappropriate comments but insisted he only did so because he cares about performing for the club.
He then tweeted: "Apologising doesn't always mean that you're wrong and the other person is right. It means you value your relationship more than your ego".
Moments later those comments were deleted.
His statement read: "Obviously after (the) Old Firm game on Saturday everybody was hurting and in training on Tuesday there was a full and frank discussion about the result and reasons for our loss".
It continued: "I, like everyone else, care deeply about the task at hand, which is to restore Rangers Football Club to the top of Scottish football.
"The discussion we had involved some sharp disagreement about the game and some harsh words were said. There were only words involved in the disagreement, nothing else. Nevertheless, some of the words used did overstep the mark.
"As someone who communicates directly, I accept that some of the things I said were inappropriate and for that I apologise unreservedly. I cannot, however, apologise for caring deeply about winning and for wanting to perform better myself and for wanting Rangers to do much better.
"The manager (Mark Warburton) felt that my words were inappropriate and asked me to take some time out to reflect on what was said. He judged that it was best if I didn't report for training again until Monday.
"Whilst I don't feel that this was necessary I fully respect the manager's decision. I regret what happened and on Monday I will report for training and I will do what it takes to help the team draw a line under it so that we can get back to the task at hand.
"I want Rangers to win. This is all I care about and my overriding intention is to give my all, every day, in order to help Rangers do that. I hope this message clarifies the situation and puts to bed all the other speculation and nonsense. Rangers needs to get back to winning football matches. This is the most important thing for me now".
Whether or not Barton plays a major role in that aim going forward is open to debate.
Barton has been disappointing for Rangers and was awful in their 5-1 defeat at Celtic on Saturday.
At yesterday afternoon's press conference Ibrox boss Warburton said nothing about Barton's situation but did hit out at the Scottish media for what he saw as 'negative' reporting following the Old Firm derby at the weekend.
He said: "The whole media aspect up here is so negative. I'm an Englishman working in Scotland and I find it depressing."
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Runtime: 103 minutes
Angelica Page, Federico Castelluccio, Luke Zarzecki, Will Patton, Rip Torn, Anne Jackson, Tina Benko, Marilyn Sokol, Gary Wolf, Tony Torn, Gail Gilmore, Timothy Doyle, Justin Grace, Denise Lute, Ralphie and Maureen Shannon.
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Funeral in Berlin (1966)
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If From Russia With Love established one end of the "spy film" genre with its apolitical, larky approach to international espionage, and The Spy Who Came In from the Cold positioned itself as the "realistic" antithesis of Bondian glamour, Funeral in Berlin is a synthesis of the two, providing enough womanizing and caricaturized bad guys to keep things light, but with a decidedly prole Michael Caine as the cockney hero, Harry Palmer.
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Ours is one of seventeen chapters that make up the Art Libraries Society of North America, an organization devoted to fostering excellence in art librarianship and image management.
The Texas-Mexico chapter carries on ARLIS/NA's core values of enriching lives through engagement with the visual arts, serving the art information needs of broad audiences, and strengthening the practice of art librarianship through diversity and inclusion.
The chapter meets annually in the fall to provide professional development opportunities, explore the rich heritage of our region, learn about current artistic and library practices, and encourage communication between colleagues.
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I went on my company's dime after hours, so I didn't experience the lines and expenses that others did. Although the food inside was over priced. The ubiquitous bible verses were annoying. My wife enjoyed the adventure park but they stopped letting people into that part long before they closed so I wasn't able to join her.
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DON'T GO – Construction Zone, Long Lines, Small ParkWent on Tuesday, August 12, 2014Cons====- Still obvious construction everywhere including (1) half slides in operation, (2) materials around like gravel, wood, pipes, (3) many temporary amenities like tents and (4) plaster already falling off wave pool and lazy river floors after only weeks of opening- Long lines everywhere even mid-week including all rides, front gate tickets, concessions, etc- Small park only has 3 towers of slides, wave pool and lazy river for $30-$40 per person; must pay extra for zipline and othersPros====+ Relatively convenient to North Austin+ Slightly better price (but not better value at $30-$40 per person) than major amusement parks in Dallas, San Antonio, Houston+ Family friendly
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The new team is being set up by former Bury and Burnley player Matt Driver, who was previously a coach at MLS side New England Revolution and who met up with Stanley boss John Coleman and assistant Jimmy Bell on a recent trip to England.
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"It might be visa-wise in terms of getting players over here, plus we might be able to send a few scholars over there. And if we could get a first-team player out of it one day, that would be great."


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Wally smoothed his costume—a nice "The Flash" costume (made by his uncle)—as he stood outside the temporary home of Jinx. He held a bouquet of roses in an assortment of colors sure it was a Halloween party, but that didn't mean that he couldn't bring a gift for the hostess.
The roses were in every color on the spectrum but not yellow. Yellow meant friendship. Yellow meant "You're really awesome, in a platonic way". Yellow was not what Wally felt towards that pink haired villain on the other side of the door. He hesitantly knocked.
A muscular man in a superman costume opened the door.
"Hey bro! Come on in, you should see the hostess, you two to be a pair!" he seemed to yell, even though it was silent in the space between the outside. Wally blushed, thinking that this boy had noticed the intentions of the roses.
Wally walked in and saw what the guy had meant. There, in the middle of the room, was Jinx. She was wearing an impossible costume. Wally dropped his jaw and his roses. Jinx looked over and grinned. He grinned because she was wearing a charcoal dusted Kid Flash costume that Wally had left there last week.
Jinx moved over in a deliberately sexy walk, knowing that she was making Wally salivate. She had tailored the costume in all the right places, and even though it was a full body suit, she was obviously the hottest girl there.
"You left this here last weekend!" Jinx yelled for the whole party to hear. Wally blushed deeply and shuffled over to her and whispered to her.
"Why must you embarrass me? I knew that there was an ulterior motive for me being invited here."
She leaned in and kissed me, remarking, "I thought you might like it. Why would I embarrass my new boyfriend?"
Wally froze up. He had assumed that they we dating, but Jinx had never said the "BF" word.
For once, Wally thought rationally. He lived all the way in Keystone for Pete's sake! Sure, it was a short run for him, but didn't they say something about long distance relationships not working?
"Jinx, I'm not sure I'm ready for a serious relationship."
Jinx pouted in an adorable way and then whispered in his face, "But I love you Wally. I would never usually say that, but some chick gave me a drink that made me realize that I can't just block all these feelings!"
Wally frowned. He could smell whatever alcoholic drink that Jinx had consumed and in some corner of his mind he knew that he could just say "I love you too" and see where the night would lead them. Wally also knew that even though he was a teenage boy, he couldn't take advantage of his drunken girlfriend. Wally sighed as the superhero part of his brain over took the teenage boy part of his brain. He grabbed Jinx bridal style, kissed her on the lips, and then ran at the speed of light to Keystone City. By the time she had gotten there she was knocked out, drooling on his costume. Wally smiled as he laid her down in the guest bed. He kissed her head and closed the door.
He mumbled to himself as he trudged off towards his bedroom, "Oh the things I do for love."
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22nd November, 2008
At the start of therapy people often ask me how it can help to talk about their problems, - their argument being that talking doesn't actually solve any of the real practical problems they face in life. It is a bit of a mysterious process, but saying things out loud to another person can feel like a tremendous relief, and feels completely different from the thoughts going around in your head. There is something about the process of speaking about issues that feels very different.
And of course the role of a good therapist is to think with you about what is going on. I always believe that two brains a better than one. We all have blind spots, - especially about ourselves, and talking with someone may lead to them helping you identify patterns of behaviour that may have been mysterious to you, and may also be destructive to yourself or your relationships with others.
Another common question on starting therapy is to wonder whether it is better to leave the past in the past, and how dredging up the past can address current problems.
It can be very difficult to go back and think about things that you may have pushed out of your mind, or feel too long ago to be relevant anymore. The real question is whether the past is still present and affecting the way you feel about yourself, and the way you form relationships with others now. Untangling how the past may have scarred you can lead to the possibility of change in your feelings and relationships now. If you can see what you do and why you do it you have an opportunity to have more choice with your reactions, instead of being stuck in familiar and unhelpful patterns.
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Subaru's Liberty wagon has been a known quantity for quite a while now. The Japanese car maker's exploits with the legendary little 4WD wagon of the 1970s and '80s has ensured people regard the company as a maker of worthy light duty off-roaders.
But when the Outback emerged in 1996, plenty of people scoffed at the thought of the vehicle being a proper off-roader. After all, it looked like a normal Liberty wagon (broadly speaking) with a little extra suspension travel, didn't it? And if it looks like a duck . . .
The reality, thankfully, is different.
Not only does the Outback have the wheel articulation, suspension toughness and driveline flair to cut it off-road, it does so without compromising its on-road manners to any real extent.
And if that's not a major achievement, we don't know what is.
Starting with the basic Liberty platform, Subaru tackled the Outback project with plenty of thought.
The suspension hike speaks for itself, but to complement the extra ground clearance, bigger wheels and tyres were specified.
To make the shapes continue to flow, Subaru added bigger bumpers front and rear. These are moulded into the lower sills and give the Outback that vaguely military flavor that stands it apart from the rest of the Liberty wagon pack.
Throw in details like fog-lights and a large diameter tail-pipe and the Outback suddenly looks like it means business. Which, of course, it does.
Aware that slogging through wet clay requires plenty of power, Subaru upped the engine capacity over the standard Liberty and arrived at 2.5-litres. It's not just a bore out, though, and the smoothness of the bigger engine (by rights, it should vibrate more) points to Subaru having tipped plenty of development dollars into the project.
The four-wheel-drive system is full-time, so there's no confusing array of levers and switches to scare anybody off.
Apart from not having the enormous wheel travel and ground clearance of some of its dedicated off-road competition, the Outback's biggest limiting factor when it comes to climbing the north face is the lack of a set of low-ratio gears.
But to be perfectly fair, a low-ratio gearset would be wasted, since there's no way a passenger-based wagon is going to cut it in the real rough stuff.
Low-ratio gears would be an overkill, so would more ground clearance. As it is, the Outback is what's known as balanced.
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Initially, the Outback was only available as a four-speed automatic, although a five-speed manual became optional from September 1997. The torquey flat-four engine means the auto is the way to go . . . even off-road.
Launched in 1996, the Outback is available in two trim levels: standard and Limited. Both get ABS brakes, alloy wheels, cruise control, full electrics, roof rails and plenty of soft interior trim.
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They weren't cheap, however, and plenty of buyer enthusiasm has kept used prices buoyant.
A 1996 standard version is still fetching at least $31,000, with the Limited closer to being a $36,000 proposition. (This against a new price of almost $43,000).
Compliance-plated '97 versions are bringing $33,000 for the base model and $37,000 for the Limited. And while that's a big percentage of the new price, Subaru's warranty is a good one and most Outbacks will still have a portion to run.
When it comes to getting on and off a muddy building site, getting into a favorite, secluded fishing hole, hauling a boat trailer up a slippery ramp, or thumping along our typical outback dirt roads, the Outback is pretty much perfect. To employ a bigger 4WD for such basic off-road tasks would be like cracking a walnut with a sledgehammer.
But it gets better. For the other 51 weekends of the year, the Outback drives like a normal Liberty wagon. And you don't get the massive fuel bills, tyre bills, heavy controls and parking nightmares you get with dedicated off-roaders.
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Home > Mediaroom > Press Releases > 2005 > Association of Community Cancer Centers' National Oncology Economics Conference Highlights Extent of Off-Label Drug Use
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For Immediate Release: September 15, 2005
Association of Community Cancer Centers' National Oncology Economics Conference Highlights Extent of Off-Label Drug Use
New Policy Direction May Discourage Docs, Delay Innovations in Cancer Care, Study Finds
ROCKVILLE, Md.—Proposed coverage policy may pose limitations for physicians who want to prescribe off-label drugs for cancer treatment, according to a study released at the Association of Community Cancer Centers' (ACCC) 22nd National Oncology Economics Conference on September 15, 2005.
Oncologists say that off-label use of anticancer therapies is essential in helping patients with rare and advanced cancers, reports Covance Market Access Services, Inc., which conducted the study.
Many oncologists report that restrictive coverage policies cause them to change their treatment decisions. Fifteen of 28 oncologists interviewed report that Medicare non-coverage frequently or very frequently causes them to alter their treatment decisions, while eight report that private payer policies have this effect.
"Oncologists place high importance on off-label use of anticancer medicines in caring for their patients," said Deborah Walter, ACCC Senior Director, Policy and Government Affairs. "It is imperative to recognize the wide range of medically appropriate off-label uses and evidence sources that oncologists rely on to support such uses."
"Further study is needed to assess the extent that coverage and reimbursement policy impacts patients' ability to receive off-label anticancer therapies," added Walter.
For its study, Covance interviewed oncologists and oncology practice managers from across the country to better understand trends in off-label use of cancer treatments. Covance also researched coverage and reimbursement policies for off-label anticancer therapies followed by local Medicare carriers and private payers. The study revealed that nearly 70 percent of oncologists interviewed think off-label use of cancer treatments is important in their overall treatment plans for patients.
The study was co-sponsored by the Association of Community Cancer Centers, The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, Bio, and other advocacy groups.
About the Association of Community Cancer Centers
The Association of Community Cancer Centers (ACCC) is the leading advocacy and education organization for the multidisciplinary cancer care team. More than 23,000 cancer care professionals from over 2,000 hospitals and practices nationwide are affiliated with ACCC. It is estimated that 65 percent of the nation's cancer patients are treated by a member of ACCC. Providing a national forum for addressing issues that affect community cancer programs, ACCC is recognized as the premier provider of resources for the entire oncology care team. Our members include medical and radiation oncologists, surgeons, cancer program administrators and medical directors, senior hospital executives, practice managers, pharmacists, oncology nurses, radiation therapists, social workers, and cancer program data managers. For more information, visit ACCC's website at www.accc-cancer.org. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and read our blog, ACCCBuzz.


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Warehouse to rentUnits 2 & 3 Thornham Grove,Leyton Road,Stratford,London,E15 1DN
Let Agreed 1,295 sq. ft. | £10,500 pa| £875 pcm
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- Use class orders: B2 General Industrial and B8 Storage and Distribution
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The industrial estate is prominently situated in Thornham Grove which is accessed from Leyton Road, just to the north of Stratford Town Centre. The substantial construction sites of the Olympic Zone and Westfield (Stratford City) are nearby, as are the comprehensive transport facilities provided by Stratford Station (Central, Jubilee, DLR and Overground train services).
The estate is made up of 15 separate self-contained units all of which are along Thornham Grove. Managed and maintained by Newham Council these units are excellent value for their location. Service charges are payable for maintenance to the communal parts.
There is on site parking available for each unit which has a small concreted yard area and provides a WC, kitchen area, small office facilities and general services.
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Unit 2 - 1,298 sq ft / 120.6 m² + Mezzanine level - 352 sq ft / 32.66 m²
Unit 3 - 1,295 sq ft / 120.3 m² + Mezzanine level - 272 sq ft / 25.27 m²
The premises are available on a new 2 year FRI short term lease for a maximum guaranteed term to January 2017 contracted outside the 1954 Landlord and Tenant Act. A landlord rolling break clause will be exercisable with 3 months from January 2017.
Unit 2 - £10,500 per annum exclusive
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Rates Payable approximately for Unit 2 - £4,289 & Unit 3 - £4,190.50. We recommend any ingoing tenant make their own enquiries to the local authority for further confirmation.
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Do you like mason jars? You know ... for crafting, canning, arranging flowers in? I'm guessing that if you read my blog regularly, you're a mason jar lover like me! Today I'm super excited to give away a copy of the Mason Jar Crafts for Kids book on my blog because it's authored by friend and fellow blogger, Linda Braden from It All Started with Paint!!This book is chock-full of colorful mason jar crafts you can make with kids or on your … [Read more...]
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New Home Office for My Daughter
This home office post is sponsored by World Market, but all thoughts and opinions are my own.Do you ever find you have a space in your home that you're not quite sure how to use it or decorate it? My daughter had a wall in her living room that we thought could serve a better purpose. We talked about creating a new home office where she could do computer work. As Stephanie got more excited about the space's potential, I thought about what … [Read more...]
Antique Farm House Gift Card Giveaway!
Right around this time last year I gave away a $50 gift card to Antique Farm House. I like to do these giveaways as a way of thanking my readers. I truly do appreciate each and every one of you who stop by for a visit!! At Antique Farm House you'll find plenty of vintage style goodies for your home. I love their website and my house is slowly becoming riddled with items from their collections. When you see something you like however, you need to … [Read more...]
How I Rejuvenate with a Little "Me Time"
Recently, I returned from a huge social media conference in San Diego that I attended for work. It was my first trip to America's Finest City and it's gorgeous! I took walks at the end of the day to unwind and process everything I learned that day. Social media is always changing and it's sometimes a lot to keep up with, but it's a big part of my job and I need to stay on top of it. When I got back home I was feeling a little overwhelmed … [Read more...]
How to Paint a Pillow and a Giveaway!
Promise me you won't laugh but ... one of the toughest decorating decisions for me is selecting pillows! You would think it'd be easy. Pick a color in a pattern that you like and you're done, right? That's exactly my problem though. I love so many colors and my rooms are pretty neutral that I can add any color and be okay. And then when I do finally decide on a color, I can't find a pattern that I like in that color. Sigh. So when I found out … [Read more...]
Handcrafted Wooden Spoons and a Giveaway
Several weeks ago an email arrived in my inbox that would inspire me in a very special way. It's one of the things I love about blogging ... those unexpected surprises from a new connection that bring you joy. I received one of those surprises a few weeks ago when Loran from Polder's Old World Market introduced me to her family's beautiful handcrafted wooden spoons. (Polder's Old World Market provided the handcrafted utensils, but the opinions … [Read more...]
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What are some of your favorite Valentine's Day memories? I have to be honest and say that I most enjoyed the parties we had at grade school. I loved decorating my Valentine's box to hold all the cards that you'd get from your classmates. There was no favoritism ... every kid gave every other kid in the class a Valentine's card. Image courtesy of Karen Horton on Flickr It was so much fun opening each Valentine while eating cupcakes that some of … [Read more...]
New Farmhouse Style and Giveaway
Last week I shared decorating ideas for achieving the farmhouse look in your home, and today I have even more farmhouse style to share with you. But this time, it comes in the form of a book that I'm giving away! One of my goals in 2015 is to host more giveaways. It's my way of thanking all of you for reading my blog ... because I truly appreciate your visits, comments and encouragement! Have you seen New Farmhouse Style yet? It's a beautiful … [Read more...]
$200 Holiday Giveaway and a Winner!
In the spirit of the holidays, I'm joining with a group of bloggers to offer a $200 holiday giveaway to one lucky winner! If you win, you have your choice of a $200 Target gift card, or $200 in PayPal cash. The entry form is at the bottom of this post. I'm also announcing the winner of Creatively Christmas! I truly hope one of my regular readers wins!! Wanna know who won a copy of Creatively Christmas by Jennifer … [Read more...]
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A great way to cool down your kids during the summer is to give them cold, but healthy snacks, such as ice pops. However, many processed grocery brands contain sugar in them. This recipe allows you to create your own, without the unnecessary sugar content.
- 1/2 fresh pineapple
- 6 tablespoons (90 mL) 100% white grape juice concentrate
- 1/4 cup (60 mL) coconut milk
- 1 cup (245g) plain yogurt
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She is as sweet as she is beautiful!
On August 22, Song Ji Hyo posted several pictures onto her Weibo to show that she had spotted the happy birthday ads her fans had purchased and put up for her birthday! Her birthday had been back on August 15.
SEE ALSO: [EXCLUSIVE] Wong Fu x DANakaDAN premieres new MV
The happy birthday messages read, "Fighting, our actress Song! You can do it!" "Happy birthday to Ms. Song Ji Hyo," and more.
She wrote with the pictures, "I went there after hearing about it, and there really were [birthday ads]. I'm so grateful," and she sure looks happy posing by her fans' thoughtful gestures!


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Gas, oil and battery need attention before the freeze hits
There's lots to do to winterize your boat and motor, and lots of checklists online and at marine stores tell you how. Let me remind you of the steps that can be the most critical.
Topping off your boat's gas tanks and dosing with the correct amount of fuel stabilizer is first on the list of must-do's. Seek out ethanol-free gasoline (E-0), as it is relatively stable during storage.
Ethanol is an additive present in 90 percent of all gasoline sold in this country. E-10 contains 10 percent ethanol, and E-15 has 15 percent. Ethanol is mandated by the U.S. government to reduce our reliance on foreign energy sources. Modern marine motors are designed to run on all of the ethanol-added fuels, but problems can occur in extended storage.
Gasoline itself can absorb a small amount of moisture. Ethanol can accumulate 50 to 60 times more, generally from condensation inside the fuel tank. When the ethanol accumulates too much moisture, phase separation occurs. The fuel separates into two distinct layers, a top layer of (now) low-octane gasoline and a bottom layer of water-rich ethanol. Neither of these is desirable in a modern outboard engine. Both can cause damage.
If your motor will not start or it suddenly runs poorly, phase separation might be the cause. Do not try adding fresh gas, as it will not effectively mix with the separated fuel. Drain the tank and dispose of the spoiled gasoline at a hazardous waste site.
The next most important step is changing the lower unit oil. The lower unit of an outboard contains the drive gears and prop shaft, rather like the transmission of an automobile. The gears are lubricated by thick 90-weight oil. It's a good idea to change it every year.
Winterizing is the best time, for two reasons. First, so you don't forget to do it. Second, to be sure the prop shaft seals have retained their waterproof integrity. When drained oil has a white or milk-colored tone, your seals are failing and should be replaced.
If you do not drain your oil and the engine is stored outside over winter, any water that has leaked into the lower unit will eventually separate from the oil and accumulate at the bottom. When temperatures drop below 32 degrees, that water will freeze. Expansion can crack the unit's casing, disabling your engine and incurring a costly repair.
Replacing the seals is not a difficult operation, and manuals and websites describe exactly how to do it. If you prefer to have a professional mechanic handle the operation, be sure that you do it over the winter while their workloads are at a minimum. If you wait for springtime, the busiest time of year for marine mechanics, you may wait weeks.
The last must-do is to disconnect your engine's battery. Optimally you should remove it from the boat, store it in a temperature-stable area and place it on a maintenance charger. At minimum, it should be completely disconnected.
Most boat motors, bilge pumps and general electronics are sophisticated enough to include some monitoring devices that will continue to operate even if the unit is off. While drawing only a miniscule amount of power, they will drain the battery over time, then keep it drained. And you'll need a new battery come spring.
Like a horrific accident, it makes you cringe even as you brake to see it better
When outrage-stage author Edward Albee passed away in September, the theater world mourned with a collective gasp, as if his death from old age were just another violent trick designed to snap us out of complacency. The triple Pulitzer prize-winner aimed to make audiences so uncomfortable they would "run out of the theater — but come back to see the play again." He succeeded most notably with his first full-length production, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. The Pulitzer committee chose to grant no prize in 1963 rather than award it to Albee.
Virginia Woolf, wrapping up its run at Colonial Players this weekend, is a surreal stress-fest about a middle-aged couple of psychological sado-masochists at a quaint New England college who entangle a pair of unsuspecting newlyweds in their calamitous sport. The ensuing mental warfare and infidelity, stemming from ancient domestic skirmishes, is booby-trapped with antagonistic gibes, outrageous lies, professional sniping and personal sabotage. Like a horrific accident, it makes you cringe even as you brake to see it better.
It all starts one Sunday morning at two o'clock when Martha (Debbie Barber-Eaton), the college president's feisty daughter, informs her weary husband George (Joe Mariano), a history professor, that she has invited the new faculty couple, Nick (Ron Giddings) and Honey (Sarah Wade), over for a post-party nightcap. George balks, but Martha rules, drunkenly and teetering with schizophrenic fervor between love and hate. The feeling is mutual, and George, less a victim than he appears, ultimately proves more acerbic and dangerous than even Martha could imagine, increasingly so as night lifts to morning amid broken and empty liquor bottles.
As campus royalty, Barber-Eaton is a superb braying siren with a magical hold on her subjects and surprising frailty that she drowns in gin. Mariano delights as the only man who can tolerate her, percolating with ironic menace like sunrise coffee laced with arsenic. Giddings is every inch the uptight opportunist with Ivy League breeding and athletic bearing. Wade is adorably vulnerable as his naïve wifey. So impressive is this foursome that they just may sweep this year's WATCH awards for acting.
The only catch in casting, which would not be a big deal save for significant references in the script, is the unfortunate fact that the slim-hipped and therefore implicitly weaker of the two women plays Martha rather than Honey.
The set is homey and collegiate with costumes richly detailed and period appropriate. Sound and lighting effects are few and unnecessary, as the characters provide all the pyrotechnics. It's quite remarkable to watch these people drink, an average of six stiff drinks each in the three and a half hours it takes for the action to unwind. Yes, you read that right: for by the time the sun rises, presumably at 5:30, the audience has endured this emotional roller-coaster in real time, and that is most unfortunate.
The script bills this as a three-hour production, already longer than most, yet Director Craig Allen Mummey chooses to draw out the dialog for dramatic effect at the expense of audience comfort. That trade-off many resented on the weeknight I resented.
Still, this is theater at its best. Come fresh, without the kids.
Director: Craig Allen Mummey. Stage managers: Bernadette Arvidson and Kevin Brennan. Set designer: Barbara Colburn. Sound: Ben Cornwell. Lights: Alex Brady. Costumes: Carrie Brady.
Playing thru Nov. 12, Th-Sa 8pm, Colonial Players, 108 East St. Annapolis, $20 with discounts, rsvp: 410-268-7373; thecolonialplayers.org.
A poignant look at one man's struggle for self-acceptance
There's something wrong with Little (Alex R. Hibbert in his screen debut). His mama (Naomi Harris: Our Kind of Traitor) and the kids at school see it. He walks funny; he's soft; he ain't no man. Mama calls him names, and the boys at school chase and beat him. There is no place he feels safe.
With Juan (Mahershala Ali: Luke Cage), a local drug dealer, he finds acceptance. Juan teaches him that being a man is more than going hard and showing off. Being a man is knowing who you are. Juan and his girlfriend Teresa (Janelle Monáe: Rio 2) offer Little the first safe space he's ever known.
In high school, Little — now Ashton Sanders (The Skinny) — calls himself Chiron. But he's still a pariah, still called gay and still tortured. Chiron also has a crush on the only boy in school who's ever been nice to him. The attraction is clearly mutual, but consummation seems impossible.
Chiron tries to navigate his feelings, his neighborhood and what it means to be a gay black man in America. Will he crack under the pressure?
Beautifully acted, skillfully shot and heart-rendingly written, Moonlight is a powerful movie with important things to say about the perception of masculinity. Director Barry Jenkins uses his feature debut to examine the duality of male lives, exploring how they vacillate from hard swagger when trying to impress to genuine emotions and tenderness with loved ones. Even Juan, who preaches being true to oneself, is divided. On the streets, he's all bravado and no nonsense. At home or with Little, he shows his nurturing side.
Characters are authentic. There is no Hollywood sheen on these streets, and motives may not be explained. It's up to you to enter Chiron's world.
The role of Chiron is divided among three actors: Hibbert in youth, Sanders as a teen and Trevante Rhodes (Westworld) as an adult. Their roles blend seamlessly into an epic portrayal of one man's journey. Hibbert and Sanders both excel at Chiron's fear and uncertainty, making him a timid, quiet boy always seeking someone to care. As an adult, Chiron becomes a parody of stereotypical black masculinity, blasting rap music, wearing grills and being the toughest guy on the block. Rhodes shows how hollow that existence feels.
Lyrical, emotionally heavy and full of commentary on race and gender, Moonlight is not a popcorn flick. This film requires you to think and dig deep to understand the mass of conflicts that make up the principle characters. If you're willing to put in the sweat equity, you'll see one of the best films of the year.
Great Drama • R • 110 mins.
Four generations later, returning to a home they've never known
See a monarch this time of year, and you're seeing an insect with superpowers. Passing through Chesapeake Country is the migrating fourth generation of the distinctive butterfly whose orange wings are patterned like leaded glass. The great-great grandchildren of last spring's migrating monarchs, these featherweights are repeating the 3,000-mile journey to Mexico, flying on instinct.
Leaving Chesapeake Country, these long-distance fliers funnel through Point Lookout, Maryland's southernmost tip, before hopping over the 11-mile-wide mouth of the Potomac River, says Calvert County naturalist Andy Brown. Over the weekend of October 22 and 23, Brown netted and tagged 100 or so there.
Thence, they continue inexorably southward.
Their fuel for the long flight is autumnal nectar from such plants as goldenrod and wild aster. As they won't be laying eggs for many months, they have no need of the milkweed that sustains larval monarchs.
Before these endurance fliers become parents, they'll have migrated to Mexico, overwintered in the Oyamel fir tree forests of the state of Michoacan, and flown north again. Their children will be born on the northward migration that will take three generations to complete. 2017's fourth generation, like this year's, will pupate perhaps as far north as Canada, perhaps as close as our own yards — if their parents found milkweed there.
Remember these monarchs. Plant milkweed in your garden next spring to help the age-old fragile cycle continue.
Our estimable forefathers were as bad — maybe worse
If you're disheartened by the tone of this year's presidential election, you won't find refuge in the good old days.
Historical presidential contests were as bad as — perhaps even worse — than what we're seeing. In fact, we seem downright civil compared to some of the low-down dirty tricks and harsh rhetoric of prior elections.
The 1800 election, pitting then vice president Thomas Jefferson against president John Adams, was heated. Jefferson's team called the president "a hideous hermaphroditical character which has neither the force and firmness of a man, nor the gentleness and sensibility of a woman."
However, the lie that could have had the biggest impact in that election was Adams' camp's declaration that Jefferson was dead. Jefferson won anyway.
Even Abraham Lincoln was not above political mudslinging. In the 1860 campaign against Stephen Douglas, Lincoln's camp took shots at Douglas' appearance, calling him Little Giant because he was only 5 foot 4 inches, and noting that he was "about five feet nothing in height and about the same in diameter the other way."
Perhaps setting the standard for ugliness was the 1828 election, pitting Andrew Jackson against incumbent John Quincy Adams. Supporters of Adams called Jackson "a slave-trading, gambling, brawling murderer."
His supporters, in turn, went so low as to call Jackson's dead mother "a common prostitute, brought to this country by the British soldiers."
Jackson's supporters said that Adams was a pimp, claiming he had provided the Czar of Russia with an American prostitute while Adams was Russian ambassador. Both campaigns took shots at the other's wives and created lurid stories about their pasts.
While it would seem that ugly mudslinging is a part of our electoral heritage, I don't know that we should be heartened by that fact.
Three destinations to enjoy mild days while you can
At Halloween, we passed the halfway point, 45 days from past the autumnal equinox, 45 days until the winter solstice. Halloween, you'll remember, shortens All Hallows Eve, the lead-in to All Saints Day and All Souls Day, feasts of remembrance and reverence for the dead, borrowed from Roman Catholic liturgy. These are the Days of the Dead, as they're celebrated in Mexico.
Another old story tells us what we're in store for: Persephone, daughter of fruitfulness, is stolen by Hades and held captive in the underworld, meaning her mother Demeter and all the northern hemisphere mourn until her spring escape.
In Chesapeake Country, the news is not so bad. November usually begins as a gentle month, with temperatures often in the 60s till mid-month and seldom dropping to freezing. Trees are at their colorful best right now, and while this year's color will not be full-blown, it's not bad. Butterflies and bees still have flowers to feed on. At home, we're still eating ripe tomatoes from our own plants. These late autumnal good days are fleeting, which is all the more reason to enjoy them while we can.
Thus, Bay Weekly's November 3 issue offers you excursions. I recommend them particularly as I've been on them all myself.
For a hike, alone or with your dog, or a horseback ride, I suggest Biscoe Gray Heritage Farm, 198 acres of rolling terrain with lovely pastoral vistas. As this is a recently retired farm, most of the land is native grasses filled with birds and wildlife. Artful mowing of wide paths and meadows improves the views. You can see a long rolling road, named for its original use: rolling hogsheads of tobacco to the water to be loaded on boats for market. Hardwood forest of about a half-century's growth trims the edges, including Battle Creek. Historic farm buildings still stand. Trails are marked on a map you can pick up at the unattended park, including the Cathole Trail, which takes you by the centuries-old native homesite you'll read about in this week's story Digging Back into Our History.
This Calvert County Park is south of Prince Frederick and just south of Battle Creek Nature Education Center, another distinctive natural destination with a boardwalk through Chesapeake Country's northernmost cypress swamp. There is no charge to visit Biscoe Gray Heritage Farm, but equestrian use requires a permit (410-535-5327); open dawn to dusk.
At Biscoe Gray Heritage Farm, you're only 20 minutes by car from Calvert Marine Museum in Solomons, about which you'll read in New at Calvert Marine Museum.
That's good reason to visit both in a day, especially if you're coming from Anne Arundel County. If you're ambitious, that is, for Calvert Marine Museum can fill a day on its own. The museum campus, a pretty spot with waterviews, is perfect for a picnic, reading, drawing or painting, if the day is fine. Outdoors is also where you'll look for the playful otters in their pool. Inside this fascinating museum, you'll see other live animals, including skates and rays; get close-up views of prehistoric life; and step back in maritime culture.
You can't bring your dog or horse, and admission is charged to the museum: 410-326-2042.
For an Annapolis excursion, visit either campus of the expanded Annapolis Maritime Museum, about which you'll read in A Giant Step into the Future. The museum proper, in Eastport, offers an Annapolis view of maritime history and a lovely waterfront space to be outdoors on a good day, to fish, read, draw or simply enjoy the feel of the place. Across Back Creek — three miles by car though Eastport and down Forest Drive — the museum's new campus, the Ellen Moyer Nature Park, offers retreat from the city into 12 acres of mostly untamed nature, where you can explore or launch your paddle craft. Free admission on both sides of the creek: www.amaritime.org.
Enjoy the spots now, and you may want to come back in winter for very different experiences.
Sandra Olivetti Martin
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Give yourself plenty of options for catching stripers this time of year
I knew exactly what I wanted to do. With ice in my cooler, a couple of bottles of water and a box of surface lures, I headed out just before sundown for the mouth of a nearby tributary. Planning a top-water assault to repeat a recent evening's triumph, my hopes were high.
Everything was perfect: low light, high water, moving tide and no wind. The only missing element was the fish. I worked up and down the shallow shoreline to no avail. Finally, searching in my boat bag, I discovered a lone Rat-L-Trap. On my third cast with it, I finally came tight with a rockfish. However it was only a 16-incher, and worse, it was alone.
Looking about in frustration I noticed a group of boats working a distant channel edge. Time was running out as I quietly motored near. One look at my electronic finder explained the fleet's presence. Scattered marks of sizeable fish suspended at 10 feet were along the edge, definitely a rockfish signature. I drifted and cast through the area, allowing my crank bait time to sink. No success.
The other anglers appeared to be casting assassin-type baits. I dove into my under-seat storage, praying I had some stashed somewhere. Near the bottom, I came up with a small, weathered box of half-ounce jig heads and a couple of old five-inch assassins in white. That would have to do.
Keeping an eye on the nearest skiff to see if anyone was actually catching, I finally noticed an angler lean over and furtively lip a fish in the mid-20s up and over the side.
The boats were crowding each other unceremoniously close. It was getting dark. The action would soon cease, if the presence of so many craft wasn't forcing it already.
Flipping my jig out and giving it a chance to sink below the marks, I worked it back with an erratic stop and go. It took two or three drifts and a few dozen casts, but I finally hooked a good fish. Letting it run a bit, I began to think I wasn't going to get skunked. Then it was gone.
For another hour, I worked the water. As it grew deep dark and the fleet dissipated, I reconstructed my poor decisions. I should have been on the water earlier … I shouldn't have wasted so much time working a poor method … I should have had a wider selection of baits. Betting all my chips on surface action in one area was too risky.
The mouth of this river had become recently popular. I knew that rockfish get lure- and boat-noise shy after just a few encounters. I persisted. Yet I knew better — and will do better the next time.
For spooky fall fish, assassin-type bodies on jig heads tend to be the most reliable bait. Even better are assassins rigged Texas-style with a bullet-shaped head weight and the hook point buried just under the soft body.
Such bait is virtually snag-free, a real advantage in working the shallows. It will also fish well in deeper water, and it can be retrieved extra slow, allowing the stripers to mouth it, another real advantage with tentative fish.
As my ace in the hole, I'll have four or five small white perch in my live well. They might do the trick in the end. It's hard for a hungry rockfish to resist the real thing.
As I headed for home, the skunk smell following me, I swore that the next time I would be better prepared.
Three steps to keep them happy indoors
Some houseplants have to be repotted every six months, while others can stay put for two or three years. Frequency of repotting also depends on container size, quality of care, productivity of the rooting medium and frequency of nutrient applications. Annuals — such as grape ivy, begonias and marigolds — have very vigorous habits of growth and should be repotted at least twice yearly. Foliage plants such as ficus, schefflera and crotons tend to grow slowly and can be left alone for a year or two, depending on the age of the plant and container size.
Step 1: If root-bound, repot
As you move houseplants in for the winter, check first whether they are root-bound. Knock the plant out of its container, holding the still-potted plant with your fingers on each side of the stem, then turning it upside-down amd rapping the top of the container sharply on the edge of a solid table or bench, dislodging the root ball. If it is covered with a solid mat of roots, the plant is root-bound.
To stimulate root-bound plants to produce new roots, take a sharp knife, and make four or five cuts through the root mat from the top to the bottom of the root ball. Using your fingers, loosen as many roots as possible, and shake out old rooting medium from the center of the ball.
Unless the roots of a root-bound plant are disturbed during repotting, the plant will stay root-bound despite having fresh rooting medium and a bigger container.
If using a larger container is not feasible, apply the bonsai root-pruning practice, cutting out one-third of the root mat to allow new roots room to grow.
Step 2: Use active potting soil
Repot into freshly blended potting medium. Try this recipe: Mix equal parts by volume garden soil (less for plastic or ceramic pots), compost and perlite. Place in a microwaveable container and microwave at full power for 15 minutes for each gallon of potting soil. Cool before using. Store the unused rooting medium in a plastic bag so that it will remain moist.
Or improve commercial media by adding one-third by volume compost such as LeafGro. Peat moss-blended media shrink over time; avoid them.
If you have old potting medium, whether homemade or purchased, make sure it is biologically active. Old potting soil that has been allowed to dry out and remain bone dry for months is biologically dead. To make old dried-out potting medium usable, moisten and blend it with either fresh compost or new potting medium.
Add all the old rooting medium to your compost pile.
Place some fresh potting medium in the bottom of the container. Replace the plant, adding and tapping down more medium as you go. Using your thumbs, press the rooting medium firmly into the center of the root ball and between the root ball and the walls of the container.
Leave a half-inch free space between the top of the root ball and the top edge of the container for proper watering. Finally, bounce the bottom of the container sharply on a hard surface so that the loose potting medium fills in the voids.
Step 3: Water generously
As soon as you finish potting, flood the surface with water several times until you see excess water flow from the bottom of the container. This washes the medium into cavities around the roots. After the water drains, fill with additional medium. Allow to drain thoroughly before bringing inside.
A later column will explain indoor watering.
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Back in the mid-1940s, the advent of the spinning reel made angling a popular America sport. Spin reels opened up light-tackle fishing to millions for the first time. The easy-to-use casting mechanism allowed anglers to throw their line, lure or bait a good distance without worry of tangles.
Penn spin reels became the saltwater standard of the day. By the mid-1970s, their price approached $100. This was a considerable sum, but they were rugged quality reels made in America. You could count on a Penn. The reels were easily maintained with an occasional squirt of oil, and customer service was great.
If you had problems with your Penn that you couldn't handle yourself, it could be returned to the company and refurbished promptly in the neighborhood of $10, as I recall, and that included return postage. People treasured and passed down their Penn reels from generation to generation.
However at the same time, manufacturing of fishing tackle began to shift to offshore anglers, which resulted in lower costs and increased product competition. Design and materials improvement accelerated as angling became even more popular in the U.S., then worldwide.
As prices dropped, when a reel was damaged or began to malfunction, it became more convenient to replace it than to bear the cost and inconvenience of shipping and repair. Plus, constant technological advances and better engineering made most newer models superior.
Today's reels are nothing short of magnificent, and their costs have risen accordingly. Material and engineering development have matured to the point that these mechanisms are not going to get noticeably better in the foreseeable future. As a result, it's starting to make sense once again to take care of the gear we have, keep it in good working order and maintain it for its full life expectancy.
Manufacturers have also sensed this change in the dynamics of the market and improved their customer service. Looking online you'll find all the better tackle companies offering on-line schematics, parts lists and detailed maintenance instructions. Plus, many websites discuss specific repairs and how to accomplish them on virtually every brand and model of spin reel now available.
More and more anglers are, once again, providing their own intensive maintenance to their reels to ensure performance and longevity and — while they're at it — even upgrading mechanisms to include friction-free ceramic bearings, carbon-fiber drag washers, newer high-tech low-friction lubricants and, in general, keeping the gear up to any angling task and in top condition for years to come.
For anglers, the disposable-equipment culture may at last be over.
Just a little care will do it
This summer, I harvested my biggest crop of garlic ever, with my elephant garlic the size of a baseball. I attribute my success to incorporating an inch-thick layer of compost just before planting, mulching the garlic with Maine Lobster Compost just before the ground froze and giving the garlic plenty of room to grow. I planted elephant garlic in a six-by-six-inch spacing and the Italian garlic in a four-by-six-inch spacing. Come summer, I stopped hoeing the weeds as soon as the foliage was sufficiently dense to shade the ground.
Plant your garlic before November here in southern Maryland. If you have not had your soil tested in the past three years, do. The pH of the soil must be between 6.0 and 6.5 with five percent organic matter and medium to optimum levels of phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium and boron. Even with five percent organic matter, spade a one-inch-thick layer of your homemade compost or LeafGro into the soil just prior to planting.
I had problems purchasing garlic bulbs from seed catalogs. In recent years I purchase my garlic bulbs from large grocery stores where you can select firm and well-developed bulbs. Grasp the bulbs and squeeze them gently. If they feel spongy, keep selecting until you have bulbs that feel firm and solid.
Separate the cloves, making certain that the basal plate is not damaged. Each elephant bulb should give you five or six firm cloves. Using a trowel or a dibble, plant elephant garlic cloves at least six inches below the surface of the ground and Italian or German garlic four inches deep. Rake the soil while filling the holes, and irrigate well. Until new leaves appear above ground, irrigate only once weekly. When the foliage is close to a foot tall, mulch with your homemade compost, Maine Lobster Compost or compost made from crab waste. Maine Lobster Compost used as a mulch is free of weeds as compared to homemade compost.
Compost made from lobster or crab is high in nitrogen, which is slowly released. This is especially important come next spring when plants are growing. The slow-release nitrogen means that every time you water in the spring, the roots are being supplied with nutrients from the compost. If you mulch with your own homemade compost, I suggest that you apply either an organic or chemical fertilizer as soon as the plants resume growth.
Next spring, take great care when weeding with an onion hoe. Avoid any contact between the steel of the hoe and the stems of the garlic. To control grasses, I apply Preen at about the time forsythia drops its flowers. Pigweed, lambs-quarters, oxalis and clover will have to removed by hand.
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Three young African lions now call Out of Africa Wildlife Park home. Ted, Layla and Lady are part of a lion breeding program to promote lion conservation.
African lion populations have drastically fallen in the last twenty years primarily due to habitat fragmentation, loss of prey, human-lion conflicts and poaching. Under the Endangered Species Act (ESA), the US Fish and Wildlife Service recently listed two subspecies of lions as endangered:
- Panthera leo leo located in India and western and central Africa numbering 523 and 900 respectively
- Panthera leo melanochaita located across southern and eastern Africa with numbers between 17,000 and 19,000
The new arrivals—one male and two females of the Panthera leo melanochaita species—will provide the basis for a new pride and contribute to their kind as important genetic stock in the years ahead.
The lions were all born at Lion Habitat Ranch near Las Vegas, Nevada. They were transported via climate-controlled truck, arriving at the park Tuesday afternoon, June 26, just as the area's first seasonal monsoon subsided. The male is 2 ½ years old and the female sisters are 3 ½ years old. The three lions will receive more African-friendly names to be introduced over time using variations of their exisiting names until they clearly recognize and respond to their new names solely.
They are adjusting to their spacious habitats. For a short while the male will be separate but viewable by the lionesses adjacent to him. When the time is right, one or both of the females will come into season. That will be the moment to introduce them so they can become a pride. Acceptance is a crucial part of the process.


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Batteries… we all need them. In order to install them properly, it's important to comply with coast guard regulations. I recently installed two Group 31 deep cycle AGM batteries on my 27 US Yacht sailboat, Solace. I was careful to comply with the coast guard regulations. Below is how I did it and how I recommend you do it too.
As my sailboat has a pull-start outboard, I don't have to worry about a starting battery. However, most boats that do have starting batteries will need to install two (or more) batteries – one for starting and one for 'hotel' loads. The 'hotel' battery is usually a deep-cycle battery used to power your anchor lights, and other long-term electrical loads. Two-battery installations are probably the most common on boats 32 feet and under, so the installation below will be applicable in most cases.
Boat Battery Box – Coast Guard RegulationsThe official coast guard regulations for installing batteries require that the batteries are secured against both horizontal and vertical forces so that it can't move by more than one inch in any direction. Additionally, there are regulations that state that the electrical terminals must be covered by a non-conductive material. This can be a rubber terminal cover or the lid of a plastic box. The best marine battery box I've found are plastic battery boxes with a tie-down strap. So long as the box is secured to the boat, this will meet the coast guard requirements.
Installing the Marine Battery Box
I was lucky that my boat had a shelf in the engine compartment made of fiberglass-over-wood. This meant I could safely screw into it.
Note: Do not screw into your boat hull! That is a bad idea and you're just asking for your core to rot out. If you do not have a convenient shelf to mount to, you can fiberglass one in. This is extra work, but it's well worth it. Check out my articles on how to work with fiberglass for more info. This is also a really good time to patch up any holes you find in the fiberglass or other areas of the boat. For a quick, easy fix you can use a marine silicone sealant. However, it's always a good idea to go the extra mile and repair any problems with the gelcoat.
Properly securing the battery box to the boat is the most critical part of installing the batteries properly. I can't overemphasis how important this is. This not only ensures that you'll comply with coast guard regulations, it is also one of the most common ways I see boat owners damage their hulls. People in too much of a hurry, screw directly into their hull, which eventually leads to dry rot in the fiberglass core. Take the time and do this step correctly.
In my case, I used 3/4 inch long, #6 wood screws with a washer. I installed four in each battery box. The first time I secured the boxes, I forgot to install the strap. I had to remove the box and reinstall with the strap underneath. While I was at it, I squired some silicone sealant into the new holes to seal the screw holes and prevent moisture penetration. It's always good to be wary of moisture penetration into the wood core of any fiberglass.
Since I only have one battery bank, I wired these two batteries in parallel. Once all the wiring was done, I installed the lids and tightened them down with the straps. The screws secure the box to the boat. This ensures that the marine battery boxes comply with the horizontal force part of the coast guard requirements. The plastic lids comply with the part of the requirement of a non-conductive terminal cover, and the strap ensures that I meet the vertical force requirements.


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Monday, February 14
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February 14th = Valentine's Day.
so how many flowers / boxes of chocolates did all of you receive?!
personally today, i truly feel that it's great to be single
because firstly, you do not have to feel jealous or whatever towards someone who received more gifts than you, when both of you have boyfriend.
and secondly, i don't have to feel troubled for wondering why my boyfriend didn't send flowers to my office (then, to show off to everyone that you have a nice ans sweet boyfriend)
actually, you don't have to have boyfriend / girlfriend in order to spend your valentine's day meaningfully~
instead, you can spend this day together with your family members (which i think will be more meaningful and memorable than with your bf / gf).
lastly, HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY EVERYONE!!
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I think you expressed that thought very well. I totally agree. Happy Valentine's DayReplyDelete
Happy Valentines Day! (It's V-Day here still)ReplyDelete
Valentines Day = Reminder of Single Awareness Day XD
I don't mind being single on V-Day, it's actually my uncle's birthday on V-Day, so usually i'm with my family on this day ^o^
@nikkimattei: Happy Valentine's Day to you too! :)ReplyDelete
@newsxo: lol @ "Valentines Day = Reminder of Single Awareness Day" but i don't think valentine's day as a reminder to myself for being single though~ hehe.
<3 Happy Valentine's Day! <3ReplyDelete
This day I received some roses from my friends maybe they had pity to me cause the boy I secretly love didn't give me anything...
But I was so happy to receive them ^^
love all my friends <3 <3
héhé and my dad give me un éclair au chocolat :p (don't know how to say it in English)
Are there some rumors from Pi dated someone (even he's too busy this last time) ??
How did you celebrate Valentine's Day in your country? I know for example in Japan, girls have to give chocolates to boys and a month later boys to girls. But how it is in your country? Or anything else about that ^^
aww~ that's sweet of your friend. for me, i didn't receive any gifts or flowers from either of my friends (most of them are overseas studying, that's why =\) i think i know what's un éclair au chocolat. in my country, normally we call it eclair regardless of its flavor :DReplyDelete
anyways, in my country, on this day all boys and girls will give gifts or presents to the person they adore. unlike Japan, whereby the boys will reciprocate their feelings to the girl they received choco from, one month later, in my country everything happen on the same day :D
yup! previously, there are some rumors flying around that he is dating a foreign girlfriend. however, from the papa pictures that were taken, somehow my intuition is telling me that this is all a hoax. the lady is just a friend of pi (and since recently, he is so into English language. i think it's normal for him to start hanging out with English-speaking friend.) - this is what i think.
yeah I'm very lucky to have them that's why I cherish them <3 For the next year I'll think of U ;) (will try to find a present or anything else)ReplyDelete
thanks for the answer, I like to learn about other countrys' habits.
I've got an Germain penpal who told me in Germany they don't really celebrate Valentine's day.
This last time I've got a busy schedule cause I have to study for exams so no time to surf in the net to look about pi's news. thx to inform me ^^. Have u got links to the photo?
A friend told me that Pi dated a French girl (or maybe the girl we are talking about)and show me some photos from tabloid. What's your analyse of this lol ?
Have u got an (personnal) blog ? I'll follow u ^^
your friends are so lucky to have you as their friend - a friend who cherishes her friendship with her friends :) haha! thank you in advance!ReplyDelete
hmm. that's interesting to know that Germans don't celebrate Valentine's. hehe. thanks for the knowledge :)
Nope. i don't own a personal blog. this is the only blog i have.


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In the Hmong culture, qaug dab peg is typically translated as epilepsy. The Hmong look at epilepsy with caution and ambivalence, for they considered it a potentially dangerous and serious condition. Epileptics were not necessarily looked down upon or shunned from society. For example, Coelho, a well-known figure in many Hmong societies, was an epileptic. Before entering politics, Coelho wanted to become a Jesuit priest but because of his illness he could not. Nonetheless, what was seen as a shameful outcast by his church was seen amongst the Hmong as a sign that he was the necessary figure for divine office.
So, unsurprisingly, many Hmong epileptics become txiv neebs or shamans. Shamans do not voluntarily choose to become one, it is a vocation. Hmong epileptics who become shamans are venerable in Hmong society, for their seizures are perceived as evidence that they have the special ability to see things other individuals cannot see, and a prerequisite for their mission into the world of the unseen. In addition, epileptic shamans hold emotional credibility, for they are seen as intuitively sympathetic for the pain of others as they have undergone the same pain.
Based on these Hmong cultural understandings about epilepsy and the value of the epileptic shaman, the illness can be viewed as playing a distinct role in Hmong society. In the novel, Fadiman presents a case study of a child named Lia Lee, a Hmong who was diagnosed with severe epilepsy. Her parents view her seizures with both concern and pride. They were naturally worried about the illness compromising her health and happiness, however, at the same time viewed the illness as an honor. They believed that Lia was very special in their culture because she had these spirits in her body and may grow up to be a shaman.
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