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Is it a lightning fast start or a strong finish? Is it the paddler with the best technique or the highest pain threshold who will win Olympic gold.
Oakville's Adam van Koeverden and fellow Burloak Canoe Club member Mark Oldershaw will be vying for a spot on the podium in Wednesday morning's Olympic 1,000-metre kayak and canoe finals, respectively. Van Koeverden, the reigning world champion at 1,000m, posted the best semifinal time by more than a second Monday. Oldershaw finished second in his semifinal with the third fastest time overall.
Where will their races be won or lost? It's hard to tell. No two races are exactly the same.
What's it like to push yourself to the point of total exhaustion to beat the best paddlers in the world? What will they be thinking tomorrow as they chase an Olympic medal? Van Koeverden, a three-time Olympic medalist, Oldershaw, a third-generation Olympian, and their coach, Scott Oldershaw, Mark's dad, break down what it's like to paddle against the best in the world.
Though admittedly not much of a morning person, van Koeverden's final is slated for 9:30 a.m. (4:30 local time), which is not uncommon. He rises two-and-a-half to three hours before his race. Oldershaw's final is set for 9:48 a.m., which means around 8:30 a.m. he will be on a bicycle, riding up and down the length of the course to warm up.
Around the same time, van Koeverden will be in his kayak, doing some sprints to get himself ready.
With about 25 minutes to race time, Oldershaw climbs into his canoe and gets a last few words from his coach. Through years upon years of working together, they've figured out what works and perhaps more importantly, what doesn't. Scott Oldershaw used to try to prepare his son for the pain he would have to endure during the course of the race. One day Mark had to finally break it to his dad that telling him he would be spending four minutes in excruciating pain wasn't really making him look forward to the task at hand.
"I know it's going to be painful, I know it's going to hurt," Mark says. "Now it's focusing on how I'm going to go fast and move that boat through the water."
Pushing off from the dock, Oldershaw gets a rush of excitement, even though the race is still 20 minutes away. For the next 15 minutes, the competitors will circle behind the starting area. Oldershaw will sneak a peak of Van Koeverden's race, which is usually the one before his.
Each competitor has his own way of getting himself ready.
"There's one Belarusian who will do sprints really close to you to try to intimidate you," Oldershaw says.
Not much is said between the competitors. Van Kooeverden, who has trained alongside many of his rivals over the years, will say hi, and wish them luck, but not much else.
"You can tell some people are nervous, nobody's chitty chatting before a race," he says.
Oldershaw feels the nerves but as the race nears, he sharpens his focus by unleashing some abuse on himself, slapping his face and legs to help him get ready.
After warnings of five, three and one minute to race, competitors pull their boats into the starting boot that prevents them from jumping prior to the start. And then the most anticipated words, 'Ready, set, go.'
"It's a crazy feeling," Oldershaw says. "The second before you are so nervous, the next you're racing and you get this adrenaline surge."
The 1,000m is not a sprint but it's not a marathon, either. There is plenty of time to make up for a slow start but it can still be important mentally.
"You're not winning the race on the start," says Scott Oldershaw. "You want to get out and get into your pace, get the boat travelling."
"For me, I want to get out of the blocks fast, not that I need to be winning," Mark Oldershaw says, "but I need a good start. I'm trying to win from the first stroke."
The first 250m
Scott Oldershaw says the paddlers' pace should be established by the 100m mark. Oldershaw, who has three World Cup victories in the 1,000m, has been very happy with his first 100 metres this year. A big part of that is because he knows his competition has also improved this year.
"The people in my race have pushed the level so high," he says.
Scott Oldershaw says there will be those who push the pace right from the start. Often its paddlers not expected to contend for medals that set the early place.
"There are going to be guys who are just going for it, those are the guys you have to ignore," the coach says.
As much as there may be temptation to chase them down, it's important to stick to the plan.
You can't go 100 per cent; you want to last," says Mark Oldershaw. "You have to be in touch (with the leaders) but you have to have a plan. It has to be adaptable but that's what you practice and train for. I want to go out and do (my plan) and make them adapt to me."
Van Koeverden is an exception. Always a favourite, he goes out hard and dares the rest of the field to keep pace and catch him. In his semifinal, he had the best splits for each of the first 250m segments.
The next 250
It's only about a minute into the race that the pain that Oldershaw wanted so desperately to avoid thinking about can no longer be ignored.
"Oh yeah, it definitely hurts by that point," he said. "It's your whole body. Your arms, your forearms, your hands from gripping the paddle and your legs are starting to burn."
It's not surprising the arrival of pain also triggers a response in the mind. If you're going to have doubts, this is the point in the race that they'll start creeping in. If someone is ahead, you need the faith in your ability to catch them. If you're leading, can you keep it up?
"You have to be really mentally strong. You start asking yourself, am I able to push."
The push will come but it is also important to make sure you have something in reserve for the finish.
"You want to stay in contact but once you slow down a bit, if you're too slow, it's hard to get back up to speed," says Scott Oldershaw. "Ideally you don't want to adjust too much. The energy it costs to shift where you try to pick it up a little bit or if you slow down a bit, it's tough to get it going again."
Halfway home
The pain only intensifies as they cross the halfway point. The heart is pounding, the adrenaline is flowing and the muscles are screaming 'Enough already, stop.' It's no longer a just a battle against seven other paddlers, it's a battle against your own body.
"The lactic acid is building up," van Koeverden said. "Breathing is tougher, it's full-body discomfort. Everything hurts — your back, your abs, it's very uncomfortable. I welcome the pain, though. It's an indication that I'm working very hard."
"It's why we train for hours and hours, so that when physically your body starts to break down, you go to your technique," Oldershaw said. "You've taken so many strokes that it just happens naturally."
The final 250m
Even though the paddlers are pushing themselves to point of exhaustion, they do have the momentum of the boat working for them. Maintaining that is crucial — when you see someone pulling away from the field at the end, they're not actually speeding up.
"Big finishes are guys maintaining their speed, not accelerating," says Scott Oldershaw.
"It's a war of attrition," Van Koeverden says. "You're just thinking 'Don't let up.'"
The other part of it is adrenaline.
"I enjoy it. I'm pushing my body to its complete limit," Oldershaw says. " Going into that last 250 metres and giving that extra push is the best feeling. I'm not ignoring (the pain). I'm just focusing on other things."
As the finish line approaches, there is one overriding thought — get across anyway you can.
"You can't paddle the same (at the end)," Oldershaw said. "You're just putting in strokes. They're not pretty. They're not the longest or most powerful."
The finish
There is only one cure for the burning legs and arms the paddlers are feeling after covering 1,000 metres in less than four minutes — winning.
"You never get sick of that feeling," Van Koeverden says.
"If you win, the pain goes away. It's the reason you see guys celebrating. They feel a rush," Oldershaw said. "A minute later, it comes back. Sometimes you can't even get to the dock."
Getting to the dock will be much easier if there's a medal ceremony waiting for the long-time friends. Should Oldershaw win a medal he will be the first of five Oldershaw Olympians to earn a medal. And van Koeverden could join a select group of kayakers — only two have four or more individual Olympic medals (Gert Fredriksson of Sweden, 1948-60 and Knut Holmann of Norway, 1992-2004).
Medal or not, Oldershaw hopes to cross the line Wednesday knowing he's given it his best.
"It's such a good feeling when you've had a good race," he said. "It's just complete exhaustion, knowing you've pushed yourself to the limits. It's a satisfying feeling."

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Recommendations Tracker/outcomes - Jonathon Partridge [2] - 03-04-2012 10:29 AM Good morning all, Following on from some recent Member training I am trying to 'track' (pardon the pun) some practical examples of tracking methods that are used by local authorities to monitor the outcomes of OSC meetings or Task Forces. At CBC we currently maintain a table of recommendations that are considered to be 'for action' and then follow them up at the end of the year when we put together the annual report to see what progress has been made. The result of this being that we get very little feedback throughout the year and there is no real scope for Members to challenge progress on an ongoing basis. I appreciate there are complications with assessing the outcomes of meetings on a short or medium term basis as many benefits may take a longer period of time to appear but wonder if any authorities have some kind of monitoring system that they use on a more regular basis that you would be willing to share. I am thinking simples such as tables in Excel or word that you just update after meetings. Feedback from some recent Member training suggests that we should be doing more of this so I would like to be proactive and get some practical examples in case we move forward with a 'recommendation tracker' of our own. Any comments on how you manage this tracker and how it is reviewed/owned would also be very gratefully received. Similarly I would be interested to see any examples of work programmes that identify potential outcomes and the purpose of items being considered by OSCs, the purpose being to be clear from the outset why an item is on an agenda. I know there are some authorities around who do this as a means of driving an outcomes focused approach so any practical examples or thoughts on how you do this would be gratefully received. Thank you Jon Partridge Scrutiny Policy Adviser - Central Beds Council (firstname.lastname@example.com) RE: Recommendations Tracker/outcomes - ben craddock [2] - 03-04-2012 11:48 AM (03-04-2012 10:29 AM)Jonathon Partridge [2] Wrote: Good morning all, Hi Jon, I suppose there is tracking on a simplistic level for immediate actions, and then following on from that there is more detailed outcome analysis, which you might want to target at specific pieces of work say 6 to 12 months after carrying out a piece of work. As you suggest, you could just bring the recommendation tracker to each meeting as a procedural item to keep tabs on whether things are being done. As long as you keep it concise and delete completed actions as appropriate, it might work ok! Ben Craddock Scrutiny Officer Surrey County Council RE: Recommendations Tracker/outcomes - M Ewbank - 10-04-2012 03:00 PM We have action-trackers, as standard, as procedural sheets within Papers. Good way to track both immediate actions "please provide X" and longer-term recommendations "the committee recommends that officers do Y" Examples are on our system (Westminster) RE: Recommendations Tracker/outcomes - Tom Barrett - 11-04-2012 09:03 AM Similar to Mark here in Lambeth. See this example or drop me a line and I'll send you the spreadsheet (email@example.com). The Scrutiny Team manage the trackers and in this example particularly the Chair was keen to go back over the various recs at the end of the year to see what progress had been made (see the final pages). They are considered at each meeting so members can keep track. We use a similar format for our commission/task-and-finish tracking. RE: Recommendations Tracker/outcomes - Suzanne O'Leary - 11-04-2012 03:10 PM My thoughts for what they're worth: it is the Executive's role to make sure that recommendations that they have accepted are implemented, so in tracking the progress of recommendations I don't think scrutiny should get drawn in to managing them/making them happen. RE: Recommendations Tracker/outcomes - Josh Mynott - 12-04-2012 10:38 AM It is interesting how much time scrutiny spends monitoring, tracking and following up. The question we need to ask is simple - Why? I completely accept that recommendations should get a response from the Executive or whoever. Beyond that, I would agree with Suzanne that it is the job of the executive, and perhaps go further by suggesting that tracking recommendations is an inappropriate use of scrutiny's limited time and resources and may encourage poor quality scrutiny in the first place. I could write an essay on this, and I really should be getting on with other things, but just a few thoughts: • Sometimes, the process of examining a person, policy or practice closely is a good thing in itself. You don't always need to make recommendations to be followed up. You've put someone through the wringer. Move on. • Consider how much time is spent rehashing old arguments that could be spent on properly scrutinising something else. Scrutiny should be about seeing a problem, getting stuck into it quickly, making suggestions to make it better and moving on to the next problem. Why revisit it? There's a law of diminishing returns here – you'll get stuck having the same debate again and again on a decreasing number of essentially insoluble points • Monitoring outcomes is often justified as "demonstrating the value of scrutiny". But it actually demonstrates the weakness of scrutiny. A strong scrutiny function would simply assume that its recommendations were being properly considered, and the outcomes would be obvious to all • It encourages recommendations that can be ticked off, rather than ones which make a difference. This leads to poor scrutiny in the first place, seeking easy platitudes rather than complex solutions. The argument about performance monitoring everything in a noughties style is lost (hooray). Many forms of "tracking" or "monitoring" are simply that old fashioned performance monitoring in disguise. • Finally (thankfully), there is a real danger that it becomes self indulgent, that scrutiny exists to demonstrate how good scrutiny is. The point is surely for us to contribute to making our areas better places, not to haggle about who gets the credit for it (I accept this is not an easy point for politicians to act upon). Maybe I exaggerate a little, but I think there is always a danger of scrutiny being sidelined, and I wonder if we sometimes inadvertently encourage that by doing the amount of self examination and internal monitoring we do. RE: Recommendations Tracker/outcomes - ben craddock [2] - 12-04-2012 02:35 PM (12-04-2012 10:38 AM)Josh Mynott Wrote: It is interesting how much time scrutiny spends monitoring, tracking and following up. The question we need to ask is simple - Why? Josh, I agree that Scrutiny can have positive outcomes without necessarily always making recommendations, but I think it is important to keep track of recommendations, in order to see whether they have been implemented ( and if not, why? ) and also to see whether they have had an impact. Re: Self indulgence, do you not think that there is a danger of this being more the case if Scrutiny does not apply its own standards of critical analysis to the value of its own work? Having done some analysis on the impact of a task group which we recently carried out, it has shown a real improvement in the service delivered and a reduction in the level of complaints received, and an increase in compliments. Rather than being self indulgent I think that this has reinforced the value of scrutiny and shown that it can add value. I will add the caveat that I fully accept all Councils differ massively and that I don't think there is a one size fits all approach to good scrutiny. RE: Recommendations Tracker/outcomes - Josh Mynott - 12-04-2012 03:18 PM [/quote] Re: Self indulgence, do you not think that there is a danger of this being more the case if Scrutiny does not apply its own standards of critical analysis to the value of its own work? [/quote] No. But there is an interesting point behind that - quis custodiet ipsos custodes and all that. A job for Audit? "Having done some analysis on the impact of a task group which we recently carried out, it has shown a real improvement in the service delivered and a reduction in the level of complaints received, and an increase in compliments. Rather than being self indulgent I think that this has reinforced the value of scrutiny and shown that it can add value." OK, but I would have three answers to that. 1. You would say that wouldn't you; or 2. That's Audit's job too; or 3. Why the need to show that scrutiny can add value? Why not just... add value? That's where the self indulgence can come in. However, please ignore all of the above and my original post. I don't mean any of it really (well, maybe a bit). I'm just putting forward some alternative views, mainly just to make trouble. Obviously there needs to be a degree of monitoring and tracking and so on. But it must not be allowed to take the place of actual scrutiny and accountability, and I fear in some places it does. |


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The uncanny valley is a fickle thing. Everything can be fine one moment, and the next, even a slight error in programming, or even a data processing error, triggers it, and you go from believably human to terrifyingly wrong, in a space of only a few seconds. Terminal Error is a 2002 made for TV, low budget film about a self-aware, self perpetuating computer program that slowly takes control of the internet. Fairly clich?, the film still clearly tries to make a point about the inter-networkisation of computers and sensor webs into our lives, coupled with a worst case scenario for AI. Remember those old movies with the long conga line in them? Well, imagine that the line is a line of gamers. But some of the gamers can't dance. So, no conga for them. They're just watching their friends have fun while dealing with a frustrated desire to dance themselves. That is what it is like for an estimated 20-25% of the population over the age of 17. This is because these potential gamers have one or more physical or cognitive disabilities. Games and VR worlds do not provide for them, so they cannot participate. Traditionally in horse-racing, there is a person, called the chartcaller who watches all races through binoculars, and announces the positions of the horses at each point of call into a tape recorder. This human method of tracking produces rather a large margin for error - surely AR can do better? Five helpful tips for anyone applying for a staff position on any not-for profit, or casual virtual world. Just like any interview situation, they help cover the basics, and increase your chances of working for them. You are travelling through a forest, dappled sunlight streaming through the branches above, casting shadows on the ground. Leaves crunch underfoot, and the odour floats up to you. Closing your eyes, you reach out to pluck a flower - and feel nothing. Opening your eyes, you see your hand is in the middle of the plant you tried to pluck. Carefully, focussing with your eyes, by trial and error, you grasp and break off the flower, not feeling anything between your fingers. Suddenly, you realise you cannot even feel your fingers, you have not been feeling them, and you run a hand over your body, no sensation; you have to look to see you are touching skin. There is a firm, which specialises in phone and telehealth services to help relieve the stress of hospitalisation. They provide a telephone/television unit next to the beds of more than 160 NHS trust hospitals in the United Kingdom. They may well be abusing their priviledged position. The iClub is a 3D pointer of a sort. It does not work alone, but instead is designed to be fitted to a golf club. Once attached, it uses internal gyroscopes and accelerometers to track its own position and acceleration through 3D space, reporting that information to itself, for storage and later analysis. Stanford's Junior AI, on handbrake skid parking, without a human influence on the system, in dynamic environments, with only a two foot variance in position at 25mph. Or, the first baby steps towards dynamic switching between open and closed loop systems. Industry news, originally posted 22-04-2005. Massively Multiplayer Online world operator Sony Entertainment appears to have reversed its position regarding the buying and selling of virtual items. Industry
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Among everybody from our leaders to our teenagers, no habit is spreading faster than being connected 24/7 via a smart phone. Its penetration in the U.S. is estimated at 18%, and it seems that everywhere you turn, people are u...
From spilling a cup of coffee to failing to notice a stop sign, everyone makes an occasional error due to lack of attention. Now a team led by a researcher at the University of California, Davis, in collaboration with the Donders Institute ...
The rise of the internet and the move from paper to digital information has driven a need for large-volume electronic data storage. Maria Yu Lin and her co‐workers at the A*STAR Data Storage Institute, Singapore, have now established ...
Imagine: during lunch your colleague throws an apple to you. You catch it (of course) without difficulty. No problem. But what actually happened? Did you consciously decide to catch the apple with two hands? And how did your hands know wher...
Packing more digital images, music, and other data onto silicon chips in USB drives and smart phones is like squeezing more strawberries into the same size supermarket carton. The denser you pack, the quicker it spoils. The 10 to 100 gigabi...


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Of the few markets in which Flash is still relevant, gaming is perhaps the largest. Despite the fact that Adobe seems intent on killing Flash, for many game developers, Flash is still a necessity.
The big question, of course, is for how long? There's a lot of excitement about HTML5, and some game developers have actually been experimenting with HTML5 game development.
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by Patricio Robles 22 June 2012 18:37pm 3 comments
One tablet generates as many website visits as four smartphones, according to data from Adobe's Digital Index Report.
By the end of Q1 2012 smartphones accounted for 6.1% of site visits compared to 4.3% on tablet.
However, smartphones only maintain a greater share of website visits due to the lower penetration rate of tablets.
The report highlights that from 2010 through to 2011 there were 5.3 times more smartphones shipped across North America and Western Europe compared to tablets.
by David Moth 15 May 2012 15:18pm 9 comments
Software is a multi-billion dollar industry but that doesn't mean it hasn't changed dramatically in the past several years. From the rise of the app store to software-as-a-service, how software is bought and sold has been evolving rapidly.
That creates both opportunity and challenges for software's biggest players.
by Patricio Robles 23 April 2012 16:25pm 2 comments
Mobile search spend in the UK increased by 250% for Q1 year-on-year (YOY) as traffic on mobile devices increased four-fold, according to data from Adobe.
Mobile now accounts for 11% of all UK search spend compared to 8% in the US.
Of this, tablets alone accounted for 4.25% of UK search spend.
But despite this boom, Adobe's Global Digital Advertising Update shows that overall search spend only increased by 2% in the UK compared to 16% in the US.
by David Moth 10 April 2012 09:57am 1 comment
For many, Flash is the bane of the web and its death will be a cause for celebration.
A more balanced perspective is that Flash was at one point incredibly useful, but like many useful things, it was overused and abused and will increasingly have less and less utility as newer and better web technologies let us achieve things we once had to turn to Flash for.
by Patricio Robles 29 March 2012 16:51pm 0 comments
While the native versus mobile web apps debate continues to rage, one thing is for sure: mobile browsers are going to get a lot more capable, and that means there will be more development of mobile web apps.
Developers of mobile web apps will face numerous challenges, from performance to monetization. But one challenge stands out perhaps more than the rest: building an app that functions and looks good across multiple devices.
by Patricio Robles 07 March 2012 19:10pm 1 comment
Adobe has launched a new web-based video technology platform that allows marketers to create and edit live video clips for use in online advertising almost instantaneously.
The Primetime Highlights software, which was launched today at Mobile World Congress, means that marketers could create an ad featuring video content from a live event that is still ongoing.
It integrates with the Adobe Auditude ad platform, which delivers behaviourally targeted video ads, to create a single workflow for creating and monetising live video clips in real time.
by David Moth 27 February 2012 13:30pm 0 comments
Flash might not be dead, but Adobe is acting like it knows it's past its prime.
Case in point: the company ditched Flash for mobile late last year, and is increasingly hedging its bets with investments in standards-based web technologies like HTML5.
by Patricio Robles 22 February 2012 17:43pm 0 comments
This week we launched Econsultancy's fourth quarterly intelligence briefing, produced in partnership with Adobe, which highlights developing trends within digital marketing.
Social engagement was found to be the top priority for the next year, alongside content strategy and mobile optimisation. With our annual state of social study showing in December 2011 that 64% of businesses have matured beyond basic use of social media, that desire for a deeper connection was no surprise.
by Vikki Morgan 16 February 2012 13:19pm 0 comments
New research about digital marketing trends published today shows that social media engagement is rated as both the top priority and most exciting opportunity for companies this year.
But while the fourth Quarterly Digital Intelligence Briefing, published by Econsultancy in association with Adobe, shows a huge appetite for social media programmes, there is a worrying lack of commitment to investment in associated analytics and measurement.
by Linus Gregoriadis 13 February 2012 12:45pm 9 comments


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And the rankings keep rolling in. In a report according to Nerd Wallet Education, Penn takes three spots on the list of schools with the highest reported salaries upon graduation. Penn's School of Engineering, The Wharton School, and the School of Nursing all made the list. All of those who are in the College should consider transferring into one of these elite schools.
On the same note, Princeton had three less spots on the list than Penn.
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Nikki Reed: They Put Me in 12-inch Stilettos
Twilight co-stars and BFFs Nikki Reed and Kristen Stewart stick close together at the their second stop on the Twilight Hot Topic Tour in Garden State Plaza on Friday in Paramus, New Jersey.
Nikki, 20, recently told InStyle magazine about how she likes to be comfortable: "I feel comfortable in this [her clothes] because it's loose-fitting, and I get to sit down in a chair! They put me in 12-inch stilettos [in the movie] because I am supposed to be taller than my sister… It was the running joke that we might not be able to shoot because I might not be able to walk. I was like, 'Can you just have us sitting and put me on a pillow?'"
The Twilight soundtrack is currently in the #1 spot on Billboard.com and iTunes! The film opens in theaters next week.
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Version 1.9.5 of Codestriker, a Web application that supports code reviewing by geographically distributed teams of developers has just been released. The new version offers sophisticated syntax highlighting.
This task is handled by the Highlight program, which was authored by André Simon. The GPL'd tool supports highlighting for more than 120 programming and markup languages including C, C++, Java, Perl, HTML, Ada95, Maya, and Relax-NG.
Codestriker will work with version control systems such as CVS, Subversion, Clearcase, Perforce, and Visual Sourcesafe, and bugtrackers such as Bugzilla. The current version also supports the Testdirector issue tracker. Thanks to the Scmbug integration software, which combines bug tracking and versioning, users can jump directly from the bug ID to the offending section of code. The current release supports version 0.9.5 of the LXR source code indexer.
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Man, can't wait for the next YCS to see how well Wind-Ups do. You can almost bet on tops but I wonder if we'll see exactly what we did with Inzektors. Limit Hornet and Dragonfly? Cool, still wins at YCS xD
Almost everyone from the past few days knows it isn't even close to dead now, especially all the best players and I bet a few pros will be taking it to the next YCS.
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Blue-Eyes Structure deck:
I thought they were going to make a WIND structure deck to complement the recent set like the FIRE and WATER decks. Still interesting though.
Konmai hates winds lol.
All I can think of is a retrained BEWD that can be special summoned and gains its name. Like so.
Neo Blue eys white dragon
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Effect-This card is treated as Blue eyes white dragon while in the deck, you can summon this card by banihsing 2 dragons from your graveyard. All dragon monsters you control gains 800 attack.
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European coverage is just so much better than American....
I do recognize some ARG writers in the toplist articles.
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So are mermails.
Wind ups as well
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Some really nice feature match wins with a Xyzcentric deck and a gadget player beating windups.
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6 FebSometimes I wish I had gobs of money so I Mark and I could exchange tons of fun gifts. But since that's not really practical I went window shopping online and picked out some of my favorites. I am still looking up clever card ideas since that and a romantic dinner is probably more our pace this year, but it is still fun to look! So here is the result of my Valentines day window shopping. Tomorrow I'll show you my favorite man gifts!
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Solenoid seal put in backward
I replaced the overdrive solenoid seal without reading the replacement instructions first. Naturally, I put it in with the rubber part facing the solenoid instead of the transmission. I thought I would ask if it really makes that much difference because I really don't think I can get it out without damaging it beyond repair.
Jason, if you don't get an answer here, call Al Sahhrahn in AZ and ask. He does a fair bit of rehab on these solenoids.
Well, nobody seems to be rushing to give you an answer. I don't have experience with the solenoid seal specifically, but do have with seals in general. The "lip" is supposed to be toward the source of the oil, and any pressure built up tends to push the lip more firmly on the shaft, preventing the oil from leaking past it. If the seal is put on backwards, any pressure from the oil side will just slide the oil under the rubber seal.
I don't know whether the transmission/overdrive unit generates any positive pressure. If not, you may get away with having it on backwards. But you also may end up with a solenoid full of oil. Which is probably not the end of the world- oil will not cause anything to short out, but will just be a clean-up issue. I would probably let it be, and see if you have a problem with functioning of the solenoid. If you do, get a new seal, disassemble the solenoid and clean it up, and reinstall the right way. No harm, no foul.
And you're right- I've never heard of anyone removing a seal and reinstalling it, without ruining it. -
Awh heck I wouldn't worry much about it. There really isn't any pressure to cause a leak. Just atmospheric pressure. If it does leak in the future.. get another seal and do it again. It's not like a rear main seal. Have another cool one and take a drive. Hope your OD works.. LOL.
Well, just so you guys don't worry too much, I put this seal in my backup solenoid that is not on the car. I had purchased two of these seals (one from Jason Albright and the other I won on Ebay) so I decided to use them both. I put the seal on the solenoid that's on the car on correctly, it's the spare that I screwed up.....


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Diageo, the world's leading premium drinks business has launched Chinese White Spirit brand, Shui Jing Fang, into the GB domestic market. Great Britain is the first European market to stock Shui Jing Fang as part of Diageo's strategy to build it as an internationally recognised brand.
Shui Jing Fang will be distributed throughout the UK by SeeWoo, a leading specialist Oriental food wholesaler headquartered in the UK. In addition to the launch in Great Britain, Diageo plans to introduce Shui Jing Fang into other northern European markets later in 2012.
Andrew Cowan, country director Diageo GB, said of the launch, "Diageo is delighted to introduce Shui Jing Fang into the GB domestic market, where we believe there is a real opportunity for growth. This launch represents a milestone in the journey of Shui Jing Fang to becoming an international brand and we look forward to working with SeeWoo to build the brand with British consumers."
Having gained a controlling stake in Sichuan Chengdu Quanxing Group Company Ltd. ("Quanxing"), the largest shareholder of Sichuan Shuijingfang Co., Ltd. ("ShuiJingFang") in 2011, Diageo is the only international company to have invested at scale in Chinese White Spirits. This stake in Quanxing gives Diageo the opportunity to participate in the super premium Chinese White Spirits segment, one of the largest, fastest growing spirits segments in the world.
Shui Jing Fang will initially be aimed at Chinese consumers in Britain, but the 'baijiu' segment is continuing to gain popularity in overseas markets due to rising demand from Chinese travelers and Western businessmen keen to do business in China.
Tony Tse, managing director of SeeWoo said, "We are very pleased to be working with Diageo to bring Shui Jing Fang to the GB market. We believe the 'baijiu' segment has great growth potential with Chinese and British consumers alike and we are proud to be representing the brand as its distributor."
Shui Jing Fang will have an RRP of £96.19+VAT for a 500ml bottle and is available to order from SeeWoo.
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Takena Landing
Albany, Oregon 1 course · 9 holes Driving directions
Course reviews
+1 votes CARL "snap" CLEEM › March 4, 2013
getting awfully tuff to find discs even in the not to far off fairway areas and the poison oak on my eyelid didnt help the rating much either but its a good quickie course
+0 votes Reuben G › February 5, 2013
Carpet tees. Rough, tight fairways. A couple holes dangerously close to the river in the winter. Great technical shots. Still under construction as of 2/13.
+0 votes Grape Ape › March 9, 2013
Still pretty rough.....no tee pads and lots of poison oak! Has a lot of potential though!
+0 votes Joshua E › June 2, 2013
Great course but lost my Destroyer distane driver if any one finds please let me know


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