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Topic Giddy Boat, hard to steer a straight line Posted by Evan O'Keeffe
We bought Moon River late last year, did some work to her over the months and brought her from Lowtown to Shannon Harbour over the last few days. My problem is that in low revs she has a mind of her own and will go anywhere other than where she is intended to go. At decent revs she is fine and steady. Her rudder is approx 3 feet from her stern. Has anyone else had similar problems and if so how did you get over them? Evan
Quote: Hi Evan. Few questions to help diagnose. Assume the boat is single engine shaft drive with a keel? How far is the rudder located behind the prop? It should be almost immediately behind the prop. What size is your rudder? Is your steering by cable or hydraulic line? Noel OceanFroggie
with the information provided, I guess it is impossible to diagnose the problem, as there are so many variables to be considered. It is also probably worth bearing in mind that some vessels are permanently endowed with "shopping trollley" handling characteristics, especially at low speeds. Anyone who has driven a "regal" craft with the so called "fastrac" hull will understand what I mean. The handling is inherently dreadful and is the result of the hull shape and not something that can be corrected. A bit like the one in the "Dellboy" series where Dell pretends to the lady dog-walker in the park that he is a "dog training expert" and has won Crufts awards, and when the lady then tells Dellboy that her little dog keeps "eating little holes in her carpet" and what should she do ?, Dell replies; "Oh thats easy to cure, Get a new carpet !!".
I have a Regal 2150 single engine, fastrac hull, alpha drive and know exactly what Robert means!. I suspect though that its got more to do with the single propellor on the Alpha drive. A counter-rotating propellor seems to help a lot on larger Regal craft. Its ok from 7 knots though. John Geary (Rose - E - Belle) Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 14/04/2012 21:55 by John Geary.
We've a program on our larger vessels putting nozzles around the prop. This dramatically improves directional stability, and also results in fuel savings. The improved flow from the propellor to the rudder surfaces is responsible for the improved directional stability, and the more directional flow of water, coupled with reduced rudder movement is responsible for fuel savings. This would doubtless scale very effectively - its used on a lot of small vessels, particularly towing vessels where high efficiency is required. I use a nozzle on my survey boat - you'll lose transverse thrust, but the prop is protected from impact with shopping trolleys etc. It is a little more prone to weed entanglement. CC www.anglingcharts.com Mucking about in boats.
Attached is a picture of Moon River a number of years ago. The prop is approx where the "R" for river is on the side and the rudder is approx under the "n" in Moon. Evan
Quote: Hi Evan. Prop/Rudder relationship sounds fine. If the hull was lengthened as suggested by John then the pivoting moment has moved forward alright (ie rudder thrust offset moved closed to center of vessels pivot point). At low speed you might need short bursts of higher throttle to swing the stern to the left or right. Trevor's idea of a nozzle tube surrounding the prop sounds interesting. It would certainly eliminate prop walk, instead transferring the wasted energy into forward thrust. I assume there is no keel after/behind the rudder as that would destroy low speed steering. OceanFroggie
Lengthening a vessel has the effect of improving directional stability, not reducing it. This is due to the increase in beam / length ratio. A more directional flow into and out of the propellor - possibly combined with a high lift rudder (schilling type design - easily home buit) instead of a flat plate rudder if things are REALLY bad will alleviate things. These rudders are ideal for the likes of barges, and they are to be found all over the inland waterways of europe. I have used them extensively on larger vessels. Almost as good as a side thruster. CC www.anglingcharts.com Mucking about in boats. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 17/04/2012 08:51 by Capt Cautious.
Dear OF, not quite sure what you are getting at here. The static pivot point will not move forward. It will be approximately midships when the vessel is stopped (somewhere near the geometric centre of the waterplane area), moving forward as the vessel gains headway. It will move astern of its static position with sternway. Hope that clarifies it. This is why a vessel becomes more directionally stable as it gains headway, the pivot point moves forward , and less rudder is required to maintain course as the turning moment is greater. With slow speeds the force created by the rudder to overcome the turning moments created by the water pressure ahead of the vessel is generally not enough (particularly on vessels with a large block coefficient (brick shaped)), and requires either more rudder, or more flow past it. The rudder, if of inadequate design, will stall and become ineffective as angle increases, and the vessel will wander off course. A kick ahead, or sometimes a reduction of rudder angle can alleviate this. CC Quote: www.anglingcharts.com Mucking about in boats.
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Dave, Yes, and it also has an RSJ welded to the keel from about 4 ft from the bow to the rudder but no further.The boat is really comfortable and we are very pleased with her otherwise but the steering is a definite problem that I will have to sort out. She is also quite giddy when you step onto her, but I think I can resolve that with some strategic ballast, Thanks for your interest. Evan Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum. Online UsersGuests within the past 30 minutes:
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They started shedding velvet about 2 weeks ago here in CA. I can't wait to hunt TX one of these days. Those are some great looking bucks packmule.
Thank you. I'm still waiting on the older ones to show up, so far just that bachelor group of 2 & 3yos....and lots of hogs. Ready for the acorns to drop so those hogs will leave me alone.
Pulled my card today, I only have one camera out on a pipeline row that was cleared last month. I'll pour some corn out to get a better look at him. He looks young, but has potential.
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Looks to have plenty of potential.
Plan on checking cams again today to see what's shown up. Been rainy and temps have dipped some so it's time for the floodgates to open for new bucks showing up.
The results of the last checking of the cams...
Hey bud looks like you need to knock down some pork!
I need to set land mines.. our trapper ended up catching 8 out of the big group last night so that'll help some. I'm beyond annoyed with them, used to be solid buck pics until they started showing up at the end of 2010.
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WASHINGTON (CNN) — Unemployment was on the minds of President Barack Obama and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker on Saturday, as they delivered weekly addresses calling for leadership and action to put people back to work.
Walker touted the results achieved in part by controversial measures he took, including restricting the right of state employees to collectively bargain. Unions and others responded to his moves by trying to oust him, an effort that ended this month when Walker survived a recall vote.
He said his state's unemployment rate dropped and a budget deficit turned into a surplus.
Obama repeated his call for Congress to pass jobs and economic legislation he proposed last fall.
"Republicans in Congress haven't lifted a finger," he said. "They'd rather wait until after the election in November."
The most recent jobs report, released at the beginning of June, showed the weakest job growth so far this year: 69,000 jobs created in May, while unemployment rose slightly to 8.2% as new graduates entered the work force.
Politics pervaded the addresses as each mirrored the charges the two parties have lobbed back and forth in previous weeks, when debating energy, economics and jobs.
"Sadly, the president and many of his allies seem to measure success by how many people are dependent on government programs," Walker said. "Those policies have failed. In contrast, I and many other Republicans define success in just the opposite way -- by how many people we can free from government dependence by growing the private sector."
Walker pointed to growth in Wisconsin private sector employment -- 41,000 new jobs since he took office in January 2011 -- as well as a budget surplus rather than deficit and an improved business climate ranking by the publication, Chief Executive Magazine.
The president also cited private sector job growth, but said the economy is "not growing fast enough."
To keep the economy growing, Obama said Congress should appropriate money to states to fund hiring of teachers, police officers and firefighters, as well as fund infrastructure construction, pass a tax break for small businesses that hire, and approve other measures.
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"Every problem we face is within our power to solve," Obama said. "I'm ready to work with anyone - Republican, Democrat or Independent -- who is serious about moving this country forward. And I hope members of Congress will join me."
And Walker concluded, "We'll have to make some tough choices but there is no doubt that it is worth it. Let this be the moment in history where we can tell our children and our grandchildren that we helped restore our country's greatness again. I believe we can because I believe in America."


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"Look at the pommel horse and go: I'm going to defeat you today." It is the enemy. I expect it to be set on fire soon and tossed into the cauldron.
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Back to the pool, and away from the towel.
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Thx. Great, now that I am back they are showing swimming instead. I should just go to bed or something
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BANGKOK--Dunkin' Donuts has apologized for the "insensitivity'' of an advertising campaign in Thailand featuring a woman in blackface makeup to promote a new chocolate flavored doughnut.
The Dunkin' Donuts franchise in Thailand came under criticism Friday after Human Rights Watch called the advertisements "bizarre and racist.''
The company's chief executive in Thailand initially defended the campaign, but the U.S. headquarters quickly followed up with an apology.
"We are working with our Thailand franchisee to immediately pull the ad. DD recognizes the insensitivity of this spot,'' Dunkin' Donuts said in a tweet posted on its official U.S. website after complaints erupted on Twitter, in a variety of blogs and in mainstream American media.
The local franchise launched the advertisement earlier this month to promote its new "Charcoal Donut.'' In posters, TV commercials and on Facebook, the campaign shows a smiling woman with blackface makeup, bright pink lipstick and a jet black 1950s-style beehive hairdo holding up a bitten black doughnut. The slogan in Thai reads: "Break every rule of deliciousness.''
Critics say the image is reminiscent of 19th and early 20th century American stereotypes for black people that are now considered offensive symbols of a racist era.
The New York-based Human Rights Watch said it was shocked to see an American brand name running an advertising campaign that would draw "howls of outrage'' if released in the United States.
"It's both bizarre and racist that Dunkin' Donuts thinks that it must color a woman's skin black and accentuate her lips with bright pink lipstick to sell a chocolate doughnut,'' said Phil Robertson, the deputy Asia director for Human Rights Watch. "Dunkin' Donuts should immediately withdraw this ad, publicly apologize to those it's offended and ensure this never happens again.''
The campaign hasn't ruffled many in Thailand, where it's common for advertisements to inexplicably use racial stereotypes. A Thai brand of household mops and dustpans called "Black Man'' uses a logo with a smiling black man in a tuxedo and bow tie. One Thai skin whitening cream runs TV commercials that say white-skinned people have better job prospects than those with dark skin. An herbal Thai toothpaste says its dark-colored product "is black, but it's good.''
Hours before the apology was issued by Dunkin' Donuts headquarters, the company's chief executive in Thailand dismissed the criticism as "paranoid American thinking.''
"It's absolutely ridiculous,'' the CEO Nadim Salhani said in a telephone interview. "We're not allowed to use black to promote our doughnuts? I don't get it. What's the big fuss? What if the product was white and I painted someone white, would that be racist?''
Salhani said that the Thai franchise of Dunkin' Donuts operates independently of the American operation and that doughnut sales have increased about 50 percent since the campaign was launched around two weeks ago, which he attributed to curiosity about the new advertisements.
"Not everybody in the world is paranoid about racism,'' said Salhani, a Lebanese expatriate in Thailand who said his teenage daughter was the model featured in the campaign. "I'm sorry, but this is a marketing campaign, and it's working very well for us.''
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In the coming weeks, Mayor Michael A. Nutter and Deputy Mayor for Economic Development Alan Greenberger will participate in series of events showcasing small businesses and neighborhood development to highlight the ways in which the City of Philadelphia supports economic development in Philadelphia.
While the Great Recession convinced many big corporations to improve efficiency and reduce spending, small businesses have historically known the value of operating "lean and mean." Many have never had another option, and have always had to accomplish more with less.
The chairman of the National Newspaper Publishers Association, a federation of more than 200 Black-owned newspapers, says the Washington Redskins' team - under fire from a Richmond, Va. publisher - is in sync with the entire National Football League in its apparent oppressive treatment of Black businesses and consumers.
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The Philadelphia Housing Authority (PHA) continues to receive recognition as a stand out development leader among U.S. Housing Authorities. The most recent received award recognition from several industry organizations showcases four PHA developments.
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URBAN EARTH, a shift in perception
I spent my childhood exploring the shores of the Northern California coastline. I celebrated my birthdays in the midst of the giant red wood
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majesty: ocean, mountain, tall, tall tree.
When I moved to Minneapolis thirteen years ago, I spent years trying to find "my place" in the midwest: exploring less traveled lakes, parks, and rivers.
I would leave these places with a feeling of defeat. Although I was grateful to have these opportunities in a city, my heart still ached for those limitless, grandiose spaces. Where was my place?
Once I acknowledged and accepted that I wouldn't be able to experience the nature I knew, slowing but surely, nature made herself known to me. I was surprised by her form of communication.
It started out as quiet and subtle.
I walk daily: in my neighborhood, around the lakes, through the parks, down by the river. Slowly, my eyes shifted from searching for the larger
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Kings Recall Two Goaltenders
LOS ANGELES, CA – The Los Angeles Kings, the parent club of the Manchester Monarchs, have recalled Monarchs goaltender Martin Jones and goaltender Jean-Francois Berube from the Ontario Reign (ECHL), Kings President/General Manager Dean Lombardi announced today.
Jones, 23, played in 56 regular season games for the Monarchs this season and posted a 27-25-4 record, a .919 save percentage, a 2.53 goals-against-average and five shutouts. He also played in four playoff games for the Monarchs.
Berube, 21, played in 24 regular season games for the Reign and posted a 15-6-2 record, a .910 save percentage, a 2.24 goals-against-average and one shutout. He also played in two regular season games with the Monarchs and in 10 playoff games for the Reign. Berube practiced with the Kings yesterday and this morning.
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BELLA VISTA, Ark. —
Every time a truck rolls up to one of the stoplights in Bella Vista, money is chugging out the stack.
The stop-and-go traffic on U.S. Highway 71 through here is burning time and fuel for drivers, and that adds up for companies such as Con-Way Truckload.
According to the Missouri Department of Transporation, trucks make up 30 percent of the traffic on U.S. Highway 71.
That's why Randy Cornell, vice president of maintenance for the Joplin-based carrier, likes the outcome of a vote last week in Arkansas, when residents imposed a half-cent sales tax to raise money for transportation projects around the state.
Among those projects that will be funded with the new tax revenue are the first two lanes of the Bella Vista bypass. Missouri officials have committed to matching what Arkansas does, meaning the long-awaited project is on the road to becoming a reality.
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Nixon proposes $5,000 hike for Bright Flight scholarship
The first time AshLeigh Thomlinson took the ACT as a Neosho High School student, she received a score of 30. It's students such as Thomlinson that Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon hopes to keep in the state with a new financial aid incentive that would give students who receive Bright Flight scholarships the option for an extra $5,000 annually if they agree to work full time in Missouri immediately after school.
Winter weather impacts local blood supply
The Community Blood Center of the Ozarks (CBCO), in a statement released this morning, urges eligible donors to give blood this week after last week's winter storm.
Jo Ellis: Signing up for drug plan requires the patience of Job
Payback is ... well ... you know what it is. A few days ago, my husband, with an innocent expression on his face, handed me a letter with the admonition that I needed to take care of it, since the company in question would deal with no one except the applicant except in special circumstances.
Andra Bryan Stefanoni: Columnist joins list of calendar women
Last Thursday, I was attending the Pittsburg Area Chamber of Commerce's annual recognition of the coming year's "Women of Distinction" recipients. This time, though, I wasn't carrying a notepad or camera, which felt odd. I was among the 12.
Susan Redden: Senator laments attitudes leading to gridlock
U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., lamented the "all-or-nothing" attitude among many Washington lawmakers in remarks before a Joplin audience last week. He said that sort of stance has left the government in "lockdown" for five years, and he blamed the White House and both political parties for the problem.
MSSU music group to buy steel drums for new ensemble
Percussion students at Missouri Southern State University plan to organize a community-based steel drum ensemble that will perform concerts in Joplin. The ensemble is expected to launch in March, when Missouri Southern will put on its first World Music Festival.
Southeast Kansas could lose shelter, transportation funding for families in poverty
Southeast Kansas residents who met recently in Pittsburg to tackle poverty challenges left with more questions than answers. Key among them is what to do about an emergency shelter for homeless families, built in 2008, that likely will close in March. Transportation services also could be in jeopardy.
Plan to close longtime day care leaves Neosho parents scrambling
Parents of the 100 children enrolled at Neosho's Abundant Life Early Learning Center are scrambling to find alternative child care. The day care, operated for the past 30 years by Abundant Life Church, is closing Jan. 10. About 15 employees also are seeking new jobs.
Legislators want budget details before signing off on Bright Flight boost
Joplin-area lawmakers want the bigger budget picture before they agree to support Gov. Jay Nixon's plan to expand Missouri's Bright Flight scholarship program.
East Newton student scores perfect 36 on ACT
When George Bennion took the ACT in October, he was shooting for a score of 35 — one point higher than his older brother had scored on his test. But when the results came in, he was surprised to see that not only had he outdone his brother, he had also scored a perfect 36.
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Step into romance, luxury, and history in our fully restored 1885 mansion.
Situated only 3km from downtown Victoria, this romantic bed & breakfast is close to Craigdarroch Castle, the BC Parliament Buildings, and the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria.
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In addition to a concierge desk, Amethyst Inn provides free parking, and complimentary newspapers and a fireplace in the lobby.
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Discover the experience that is the Amethyst Inn. This restored 1885 mansion has been transformed into a unique B&B Inn with stunning 13-foot ceilings, period furniture and antiques, and 16 unique rooms. Savour gourmet breakfasts on fine china and white linens in our elegant breakfast room. Unwind in your two-person jacuzzi or old-fashioned claw foot tub.
Located in the historic Rockland district, we are only 3km from downtown Victoria and within easy walking distance of Craigdarroch Castle, the Government House, and Antique Row.
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- Free Wi-Fi
- Designated smoking areas
- Garden
- Rooftop terrace
- Computer station
- Free guest parking during stay
- Free parking
- Picnic area
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 3
- Year Built 1885
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Fireplace in lobby
- Front desk (limited hours)
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Delicious, gourmet 3-course breakfasts are served every morning on fine china and white linens in our elegant breakfast room. We are happy to accomodate dietary requests and limted room service is available at some hours.
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- Running track/path nearby
- Tennis nearby
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Check-out time is 11 AM
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Pets not allowed
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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Exxon Mobil (XOM) is looking for oil in high-risk exploration area worldwide, and is being less selective than other big oil companies, reports the Wall Street Journal. Exxon is exploring in eight of the "hot," high-risk exploration regions around the world identified by Sanford C. Bernstein, and is looking for two more. But as of now the company has had little success and will soon need to make large discoveries to justify its increased spending.
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In Mexico, the senate passed an energy bill late yesterday that may end a 75-year-old monopoly held by state-owned oil company Petr�leos Mexicanos, reports the Wall Street Journal. The bill allows private companies to drill for oil and gas through flexible contracts and licenses. Private companies would be given a share in oil production in return for taking all the exploratory risks.
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December 10, 2013
On The Fly: Closing Wrap
Stocks on Wall Street finished lower following a session during which the averages spent much of their time drifting in negative territory on light volume. Industrial data out of China came in a bit softer than expected and a light domestic economic calendar gave investors little reason to push the market above its recent record highs. ECONOMIC EVENTS: In the U.S., the Job Openings and Labor Turnover, or JOLTS, report showed job openings rose 42K in October to 3.925M, a new five year high. Wholesale sales rose 1.0% in October, with inventories up 1.4%, which were both better than expected. In Asia, Chinese industrial output increased 10% from a year earlier in November, narrowly missing economists' forecasts for a rise of 10.1%. However, retail sales growth in China unexpectedly accelerated, rising 13.7% in the month. COMPANY NEWS: General Motors (GM) made headlines for two separate events. The U.S. Treasury last night announced the sale of its remaining stake in the carmaker, which was followed by an announcement that Mary Barra, currently the company's executive VP in charge of product development and supply chain, will replace Dan Akerson as CEO effective January 15, 2014. Akerson, who pulled ahead his succession plan by several months after his wife was recently diagnosed with an advanced stage of cancer, also served as chairman of the company and will be replaced in that role by Theodore Solso, the former chairman and CEO of Cummins (CMI), who has been a member of the GM board since last June. Shares of GM closed the session down 50c, or 1.22%, at $40.40... Popular yoga apparel maker lululemon (LULU) announced that it had hired Laurent Potdevin, who was most recently president of TOMS Shoes, as its new CEO. The company, which also announced that its chairman and founder, Chip Wilson, would resign, saw its shares fall $1.22, or 1.73%, to $69.12. MAJOR MOVERS: Among the notable gainers was healthcare services provider Cardinal Health (CAH), which rose $1.95, or 3.03%, to $66.22 after the company announced a 50/50 joint venture with CVS Caremark (CVS) for an entity to source generic drugs. Shares of CVS gained $1.26, or 1.89%, to $67.99 following the deal. Also higher was technology solutions provider Rambus (RMBS), up $1.05, or 12.31%, to $9.58 after the company signed a patent cross license agreement with Micron Technology (MU). The companies also settled all their outstanding patent and antitrust claims as part of the agreement. Among the noteworthy losers was Lumber Liquidators (LL), down $14.18, or 13.66%, to $89.62 after the lumber retailer last night provided a fourth quarter earnings outlook that fell short of expectations. Also lower was Gilead Sciences (GILD), down $2.38, or 3.17%, to $72.81 after Bloomberg reported that Express Scripts (ESRX) plans to start a price war amid newly approved hepatitis C treatments in an attempt to lower costs of the drugs, though analysts at Oppenheimer said weakness in shares of Gilead was unfounded after Express Scripts confirmed the comments were taken out of context. The report also appeared to give a boost to shares of Gilead peer AbbVie (ABBV), which gained 93c, or 1.82%, to $52.14. INDEXES: The Dow was down 52.40, or 0.33%, to 15,973.13; the Nasdaq was down 8.26, or 0.20%, to 4,060.49; and the S&P 500 was down 5.75, or 0.32%, to 1,802.62.
December 9, 2013
U.S. seen becoming net chemical exporter on shale boom, FT says
The American Chemistry Council forecasts net U.S. chemical exports of about $2.7B this year and expects exports to rise 45% over the next five years to almost $30B by 2018, reported Financial Times. That would represent a record surplus of about $68B in five years, excluding a deficit of about $40B in pharmaceuticals, the report added.
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WUHAN CITY, China, Oct. 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Tianli Agritech, Inc. (NASDAQ:OINK) ("Tianli" or the "Company"), a leading producer of breeder hogs, market hogs and black hogs, headquartered in Wuhan City, China, today announced that it received written notification from the NASDAQ Stock Market ("NASDAQ") on October 15, 2013 confirming that the Company has regained compliance with the minimum bid price requirement of $1.00 per share for continued listing of its common stock on the Nasdaq Capital Market.
As previously announced, on February 6, 2013, NASDAQ notified the Company that the bid price of its common stock had closed at less than $1.00 per share over the previous 30 consecutive business days and, as a result, the Company was not in compliance with Listing Rule 5550(a)(2)("Rule"), the minimum bid price rule. The Company was provided 180 calendar days, or until August 5, 2013, to regain compliance with the Rule. Additionally, on August 2, 2013, NASDAQ notified the Company that it had been granted an additional 180-day extension period, or until February 3, 2014, in which to regain compliance with the Rule.
On October 15, 2013, NASDAQ notified the Company that the closing bid price of its common stock has been at $1.00 per share or greater for 10 consecutive business days, from October 1, 2013 to October 14, 2013. Accordingly, the company has regained compliance with Nasdaq Listing Rule 5550(a)(2)("Rule"), and the matter is now closed.
If the Company remains in compliance with the minimum bid price Rule, its Board of Directors is not likely to use the authority given to it at the Company's shareholder meeting on October 11th to cause a reverse split of the Company's common stock. Any decision regarding a reverse stock split will be made by the Board of Directors in light of the relevant factors at the time a reverse split is considered by the Board.
About Tianli Agritech, Inc.
Tianli Agritech, Inc. is in the business of breeding, raising and selling breeder and market hogs in China and is developing a retail channel for its pork products including high-value, black hog meat. The Company is focused on growing high quality hogs for sale for breeding and meat purposes. The Company conducts genetic, breeding and nutrition research to steadily improve its production capabilities.
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FOX21 News Team Coverage
MANITOU SPRINGS, COLO. -- Parts of Highway 24 near Manitou Springs were closed Wednesday afternoon after a thunderstorm caused rock and mudslides.
Several vehicles became stuck in mud in the area and had to be rescued by first responders. News chopper footage showed firefighters rescuing people from the side of the road. According to Colorado State Patrol, no injuries were immediately reported. Eyewitnesses told FOX21 News they saw at least one person being transported to the hospital. An American Red Cross Shelter was opened up at the First Congregational Church at 101 Pawnee Drive in Manitou Springs.
The emergency flood siren did sound, which urged residents to head to higher ground.
Flash flood warnings were issued for the area around the Waldo Canyon Fire and Black Forest Fire burn scars. Authorities said the burn scars do not absorb moisture well and could cause runoff. Water and mud could be seen flowing quickly over culverts near Williams Canyon. Those culverts are meant to contain flood waters at the bottom of the canyon near the Cave of the Winds exit.
HIGHWAY CLOSURES Eastbound and Westbound lanes of Highway 24 are now open.LIVE ALERTSTweets by @FOX21News