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Surfer community comes to the aid of Hurricane Sandy victims
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If you think that surfers don't do anything but enjoy the ocean, think again. Waves for Water, an organization based out of Santa Monica but works with surfers everywhere, flew to New York immediately to help with the recovery of damage caused by the super storm.
Waves for Water was founded by surfers who wanted to provide communities in need with clean water. So when Sandy blew through the east, Jon Rose, headed out there with a team of his people and began a full-fledged effort to clean up in the hard-hit, beach communities.
Listening to the news of the storm's devastation, Rose said to himself, "I know I can help a lot … we can be a vehicle for the entire [beach] community."
Rose has been 'on the ground' doing just that and expects that the cleanup could take up to a year depending on the level of outside support, and they plan to handle the recovery in three phases.
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I really, really wanted a schoolhouse light above the kitchen sink. Of course, I didn't want to pay a lot either. And for some reason, schoolhouse fixtures are e.x.p.e.n.s.i.v.e. So, I remembered seeing this DIY fixture from Gus & Lula, and the wheels started turning.
We just had a regular old can light above the sink, so I got a light adaptor kit from Home Decorators with a coupon, so around $30.
I wasn't crazy about the glass shade, and hell-ooo, I want a schoolhouse light, so I started tinkering around. I needed something that would fit around the rim of the schoolhouse glass shade so I looked around for circle shapes and this is what I came up with:
I took a wide mouth canning rim and glued the top to it with E-6000
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Then, you are going to attach the glass fixture (found at Lowes or H.Depot for around $5) by tightening the screws with a screw driver. Another thing I want to point out here~see my first set of holes? They weren't low enough to hold the glass in, so I had to drill some more. Drill low…
So this one was my trial run and that night it came crashing down into the sink around 10:30 p.m. Oooops….not enough glue.
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The jury is still out on the curtains…Tina B guessed it correctly in the comments: it's the Jayda Bramble from Better Homes & Gardens fabric line. I need something to block the sun coming from the west in the evenings and I just made them like I did here, but maybe they need some trim or something extra? I love the fabric though…I'd love to hear (nice) thoughts :) I can't show you all the cabinets because they're not finished yet, but they're coming…
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We attended for restaurant week. The food choices on the special menu were varied and interesting. The portions were substantial. My personal judge of a good meal is when you do not have to adjust seasonings, and this was one of them. Even the scallop potatoes needed nothing more. We will go back.. The regular menu looked good.
We are regulars and for good reason. Zinc always delivers. This time we dined at the counter to watch the meal prep. That was great fun. She had the chicken palliard and I had a steak special. We both had salads and they were great. Good wines. We talked with the Chef, who was quite friendly. Overall another great experience.
Excellent meal. Striped bass special with hint of mango sauce was exceptional- so perfectly cooked. Beef sirloin very tender. Will definitely return.
We always enjoy this place--their food is reliably awesome and the cocktails are often interesting :-) and always tasty.
We are regulars because of the great food and service. She had the chicken and I had the trout special, fantastic. I started with the ahi appetizer and that is a meal in itself. This is a first rate kitchen and restaurant. Go there.
Very consistent with a nice wine list. Excellent specials. We both had the soft shell crabs and Halibut. Mussels are always a great appetizer. Perfect before a play or event at Popejoy.
Food was great and wine was good. We enjoyed the atmosphere and wait staff was attentive as well.
Extensive and diverse menu with choices for vegans as well as meat-eaters. We really like the small/large portion choices on some entrees. The mussels (appetizer ordered as a main course ) are the best we've had in Albuquerque !! Our only complaint is that the dessert menu is limited especially for chocolate-lovers (truffles as only option). Service was excellent!! Brian was attentive, knowledgeable and very helpful!
Based on previous reviews, I chose Zinc for the one night we were in Albuquerque in route from Arkansas to Scottsdale, AZ. It was a great choice. The ambience was terrific, the service was spot-on, and the food was great. I especially enjoyed my sliced tenderloin. I will seriously consider returning in September when we make a similar trip through the area.
Excellent food although one individual in our party had difficulty finding gluten free items. Our waitress was very helpful in helping her figure out what choices she might have. Dessert list is pretty limited. I chose an Absinthe as an after dinner drink instead. The first time I had it at Zinc, the presentation (sugar cube lit at table, etc.) and a very knowledgable waiter, Brian, who was able to tell me how to best enjoy it , added greatly to the experience. This time it was just delivered to the table.
Ordered a half bottle of white wine that came in a carafe which seemed a bit odd. The wine tasted a bit off, as if it old but not off enough to send back. The crispy duck egg roll's pastry shell was a bit too thick and was a bit hard to cut and eat. It came with two dipping sauces. The peanut sauce was way too thick. The second one was too sweet. My wife had fritters and liked them a lot. Both the garlic scapes and the baby artichokes were overcooked. The sea bass was a nicely cooked but the sauce accompanying it wasn't quite right for it. Left the garlic scapes largely untouched. We liked the ambiance of the place and the service was very good. We'll probably go back and try it again. Their wine prices seemed high for what we had.
It has a very good menu. They were out of two out of 4 dessert at 7:00 on an Sunday quite a disappoint. They were very nice about accommodating glutin free requests. A nice area to walk it off after dinner.
Zinc is always a solid place. Fine chef with some imaginative dishes. And the wine list is fine. Look for the pinot noirs with the name of the restaurant owners on them. This was the first time that our service was under par and I attribute it to sitting on the second floor. A really nice, but somewhat inexperienced waiter was overwhelmed with too many tables. People who tried to help screwed up orders--wrong dishes, wrong degrees of doneness. Long lags between courses. The final straw was that we were waiting forever for our espressos, and were told that the delay was because they ran out of decaffe, when nobody wanted decaffe. .At that point, I asked for the check so we could finally get out of there. Food was mostly good.
We recently tried Zinc for the first time and can't wait to go back. Our waiter, Ben was very attentive and the food excellent. Unfortunately perhaps due to our late eating time, 7:00 PM they were out of several dishes that were highlighted on their menu. I had the pre fix meal, 1 appetizer, a main course and dessert for $30.00. My steak was exactly as I like it (rare) which many restaurants seem to not get right. I would recommend this restaurant to a friend...matter of fact, I already have.
for a layover in Albuquerque. Based on previous reviews and recommendations from our hotel, we chose this restaurant in the Nob Hill section of Albuquerque. It was a relatively short drive from a hotel in the airport area. We both shared a Caesar salad, which was excellent. My spouse had the lamb loin. It was tasty but a little tough....which lamb loin can be. I chose the tuna appetizer which was very nice; prepared perfectly. Wine list was nice.
We had a bad bottle of wine, they forgot one of our dinners, and we were not able to get the side dish we wanted (okra bacon bread pudding) as a substitution, but we still had a very good experience dining at Zinc. The service was good and the food was very good, especially the halibut and the quail. They easily overcame the few issues we had.
Good food, good service. Will definitely return when in the area.
My husband and I celebrated our 34th anniversary Sunday. The service was excellent even though we sat on the mezzanine. The food was well prepared and arrived at the correct temperature. The ambiance was perfect for this occasion. The only suggestion I would offer is to update their web page menu to match the menu we were given when we sat down. My husband, the picky eater, had pre-selected his entre and was limited in what he was able to eat.
The food was wonderful. Our server was also the bartender and she managed both jobs exceptionally well, very attentive and knowledgeable about the food.
Our group of four old friends really enjoyed the fixed price dinner of 3 courses for $30. We also enjoyed the wine flights for a very reasonable price. Ben, our server, was attentive and informed. The goat cheese tart was excellent as was the Lamb, Beef and Pork.
We split the potsticker appetizer. We got the large portion (6) which I was worried would be too much. I'm so glad we each got 3. They were amazing. Crispy and succulent. We split the beef with the port demiglaze. Not only was our appetizer split in the kitchen to 2 plates, our dinner was as well. Again--perfection. A perfect portion for us. I love that the menu has several options for sizes of plates. For dessert we shared the carrot cake--another great choice. I will definately go to Zinc when I return to Albuquerque.
Zinc continues to impress! The food was nothing short of superb! We enjoyed the ruby red trout which was the best ever! The place was hopping on a Wednesday night! Don't say that Hump Days don't exist! Don't miss this great restaurant!
Zinc is a lovely restaurant in Nob Hill area. Good wine selection with wine flights so you can compare and contrast 3 different wines. As this was a birthday dinner for my husband, we needed a Monday dinner reservation. Zinc is one of just a few nice restaurants in Albuquerque that is open Sunday and Monday evening. Spousal unit and I split appetizer, salad, entree, and dessert. It was plenty of food for 2, just getting 1 of each. We had the pan-seered flank steak with a cracked pepper rub and it was quite good.
This was truly a great dining experience! Out waiter Bryan, did a great job in making the evening memorable, with his outstanding service! His menu suggestions helped point us in the right direction.
Lovely mid-week dinner with a friend. Great bottle of wine, excellent service and a delectable dinner! I plan to return.
Our experience at Zinc was fantastic. The server provided excellent recommendations for each of our courses, as well as good wine pairings. The food overall was very good. My lamb was cooked perfectly. The only downside was that the sides that came with my meal were a little underwhelming and underseasoned. Particularly when I consider how well cooked my protein was. However, that would be my only knock. Great environment, great service, and great food.
We always enjoy our dinners at Zinc and usually reserve it for special occasions.
As always, Zinc was an excellent choice. The food and service are perfect.
The food and service was great ~ thank you for accommodating my gluten free dietary restrictions! The waiter knew the menu and was able to recommend or have the chef change the plates as needed.


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We are reviewing how we send email order confirmations to our customers who purchase various products and services from our website or via contact centre. Currently the confirmations are sent from the website in html format.
We are implementing SAP and their standard solution is to send all confirmations at PDF attachement. This was not something we were expecting and not something I see many leading websites doing.
Makes sense for invoices but a standard order or booking confirmation does not work for me for many reasons.
Are there best practice guidelines around sending plain text/html emails vs sending emails with pdf attachments?
Anyone got any advice on this to back my arguement or perhaps change my viewpoint!
I would have to agree with you. Sending a branded html email has to be the way forward. It gives the consumer a direct feeling of being in touch with the brand without having to open an attachment, an attachment is to impersonal and is an unnecessary addition to the purchase process.
If you are b2b then pdf method is acceptable.
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Version 2.6 of the ArduCopter code is now available in the AP Mission Planner and in the downloads area!
Updates to MavLink 1.0 means you will need to use "ArdupilotMegaPlanner10.exe" to connect. If you've updated your mission planner recently you should find this executable in the directory where the mission planner is installed.
The above video is done using a prototype 3dr ublox GPS which seems to have better accuracy than the standard mediatek.
Improvements over 2.5.5 include:
- MavLink 1.0 support (use with ArdupilotMegaPlanner10.exe) [Tridge, Craig]
- Stability improvements especially during level hover [Jason]
- throttle range improvement (higher min and max) [Jason]
- improved standard Loiter PIDs [Alan, Heino, Jason, Angel]
- dataflash erase speed up ('+' messages removed but it only takes 6 seconds now) [Tridge]
- Copter LEDs [Robert Lefebvre]
- RTL loiter stage target set to home to improve final landing position [Jason]
- flip & acro improvements [Jason]
- circle mode target improvement for ground station [Jason]
- Auto Approach [Adam Rivera / Marco]
Bug fixes include:
- UBLOX driver fixes (lock should now be more reliable) [Tridge]
- enable mavlink messages during dataflash erase which resolves issue in which new APMs fresh from the factory appeared unresponsive [Tridge]
- proper printing of lat/lon values in dataflash logs [Randy]
- removed duplicate GPS reads [Jason]
- resolve flooding of telemetry link with low-battery warnings [Tridge]
- RTL bug would land if rtl_approach_alt was more than 1 [Jason]
- WP Radius could not be set larger than 1.3m [Jason/Randy]
PIDs are optimised for the 3DR/Jdrones quad with 850 motors and 10" props. If you're using more powerful motors/props and are seeing bad flight behaviour in stabilize, start by turning down Rate Roll P in 25% steps.
This time we spent some time optimising the loiter PIDs. Tuning loiter can be tricky so please refer to the discussions which will appear below for more community feedback on what parameters work best.
All feedback welcome below. Enhancement requests and bug reports can be put into the arducopter issues list. When possible please include logs (tlog and/or dataflash) and tell us whether you're using APM1 or APM2 and what version of the software you're using (presumably 2.6 but tell us anyway!).
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Thanks Randy,
actually last month , i tried many times code AC2 from 3rd party and compile, but still can not get works about the minimum throtle as ultrapwm esc requirement. i was headache , finally, i just replace standard esc. i am happy with that.
do you think my quad setup/frame can using default parameter 2.6 version well?. i only concern about stablizer,loiter and RTL . i want to take AP/AV and FPV.
Reposting here (closing the separate original thread) as Chris A. suggested:
Fly-Away Scare.
Preface: Needless to say, correlation is not causation. The event described here occurred on my first flight with 2.6, but may be found to not be a software problem at all, like many quad issues.
The Event:
I installed 2.6 this evening and took it out to do a bit of close-in, low altitude test flying to see if my tuning was still good, just before it got dark here. Before today, I had been flying 2.5.5 without issues (besides a yet-to-tune loiter). This first flight with 2.6 went fine too, until...
...a few minutes into the flight, while I was in Stabilize mode I think, the quad suddenly started accelerating vertically, climbing away. I zeroed the throttle, and jumped into Land mode, but got no reaction. I was flying next to a tree, and the quad lodged itself high in the tree crown, preventing a total fly-away. It hung there, props spinning at high throttle like a weedwhacker, for a very-long feeling time (maybe a minute), until it came loose, tumbled down and smacked in the ground.
I flipped through my modes and wiggled the controls while the quad was in the tree, getting apparently no reaction, but I did not have the presence of mind to try to disarm it. (Note to self: remember to disarm.)
A couple of broken legs, a set of chipped props, a few popped screws and a broken cheap camera mount seem to be the only hardware crash damage - not a problem, thanks to the 3DR frame engineering. As a positive side effect, it was good to experience that my heart does not actually stop in this type of situation :-)
In my flights over the last few weeks since building the quad, I have not experienced any unpredictable behavior, scares or radio problems. The props were balanced and the battery had plenty of power.
3dr-b frame, 880kv motors, 11*4.7 APCs, APM2, 3dr radio, sonar, optical flow (not tested yet), 4s1p LiFe 4200mAh battery, DX8 TX, AR6210 RX with satellite, DSMX.
I am attaching the log. It gets interesting just after 90% / 600s in the .tlog, and at line 13930 in the .log
Graphing the log myself, I see that the rc inputs go flat a couple of seconds before the unexpected climb starts. This might indicate an RC connection failure, followed by what looks like a behavior similar to the rtl-failsafe for Auto mode ("Climb!").
I wasn't in auto mode, though, and I don't have that failsafe mode enabled.
While the quad was in the tree, I power-cycled the TX, and that does not show in the RC inputs, also indicating that the RC connection may have been lost. I'll have to compare these frozen rc input values to my RX failsafe settings.
Hi Knut,
I looked over the logs for a while and can readily pinpoint the radio loss. The set point of the throttle was just high enough at the loss to cause the climb.
Signal loss would be one explanation. Do any channels change on your radio for failsafe? that could rule that out.
A signal wire could have a short causing the PPM encoder to stop reading and outputting a constant set of last good values.
Can you look over things and see if you can reproduce it?
Thank you, Jason.
I will review the failsafe settings and take a close look at the receiver-to-apm wiring tomorrow night.
Knut, can you confirm what your Rx does on signal loss? I wonder if it's similar to the Turnigy (ie: drops the throttle channel).
Were any signal wires loose after you got it back? Obviously we couldn't determine if the wires came lose before the flyaway, or after it crashed. But it no signal wires are loose after the crash, then obviously none were lose before the flyaway, so we could rule that possibility in/out.
I consistently hear too many terrible stories about Spektrum equipment that I just won't fly it. Just last weekend, a pilot at the airfield told me his Spektrum Tx/Rx have buggered up 3 times now. He had to turn the Tx power off and on mid-air to re-establish connection, and now the Tx won't bind to that Rx at all anymore.
Regarding the Spektrum equipment, I think there is a range of quality available. The current DSMX systems are, at least in my experience, a lot better then the early DSM and even DSM2 systems, where a lot of fliers got burned.
Update on the analysis:
First, I reviewed the failsafe behavior, and it's working fine: upon signal loss, throttle goes to Off (under 1000µs). So radio signal loss did not prompt the climb out.
Second, I checked and wiggled the receiver-to-apm wires individually, while connected to the planner, to see if there would be any loss or input signal based on a wire shorting out. No such think occurred, and the connections were all firmly in place.
Then I investigated the following:
I had a small tilt-camera mount on the copter (keychain cam on it), driven by a powerful servo (an old Multiplex Micro Speed), which I had just installed before the flight with the fly-away event. During the flight, the camera mount had been hanging loose, with no pushrod linkage on the servo (glue still curing on the pushrod), but with the servo active. Maybe the servo got caught on the frame in the wrong way and stalled in flight.
I tried this: while connected to the planner via USB cable (no battery on the copter), I manually stalled the cam tilt servo. This caused the receiver to flicker wildly (indicating frame losses, possibly a crash) and the APM to reboot, dropping the connection to the PC. The receiver recovered when I unplugged the camera tilt servo from the APM. I reproduced the same with a full-size analog Futaba servo as the camera tilt servo, which caused the crash/reboot but would let the receiver recover immediately. I also tried two micro servos in this manner, but stalling them did not disrupt APM and receiver. So there is a possibility that drawing too much current on the camera tilt servo was the problem.
Unfortunately, I have not been able to reproduce the same "current crisis" while running the quad off a battery, with running motors. The battery provides much more power then the USB cable, and without props, on the bench, the motors don't draw all that much. Running from the battery, the board is fed through the 2Amp BEC of a 20Amp 3dr ESC. These 2 Amp are driving the APM with all its sensors, plus the dual receiver, plus the 3dr radio, plus sonar, plus optical flow. Maybe, in flight, the "current crisis" scenario did occur when a big stalled servo was added to these consumers of power.
Is there a firmware upgrade planned for the minimosd to support mavlink 10?
Glenn: Yes, it's already in the repository.
I've just run into trouble with this. The minimosd is now stuck at waiting for mavlink heartbeats after the firmware update. I'm running 2.6 firmware and have mavlink 10 enabled (connects fine through ArdupilotMegaPlanner10.exe).
Have even tried loading the old firmware back on and disabling mavlink10 in arduino but even that doesn't work any more! Is my board toast? And if so how?!
Hey Chris, is there supposed to be a new CharSet for MinimOSD 1.9 w/ 1.0 Mavlink? I updated to 1.9 w/ 1.0 and it booted and said "Update Charset" so I got the 19 zip file and updated with that mcm. The update succeeds according to the OSD Config app. Still says 'update charset' when I install and boot it. So I tried flashing the 1.9 w/ 0.9 Mavlink, then the charset then 1.9 w/ 1.0 and I still get the same thing.
Is there something special that needs to be done?
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Izzy Dunfore, born Lucas Hewitt, is a Baxter native who has turned his youth obsession with hip-hop into an enterprise. He owns his own label, Dunfore Records, he acts as his own manager, he writes and records his own songs, he makes his own beats and he books his own shows. Friday will mark Izzy Dunfore's return home to Jasper County where he will perform and showcase talents at the First Avenue Speakeasy, 106 First Ave. W. in downtown Newton.
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It was also the only run they needed as Central pitcher Paige Creamer's strong outing was complimented by a nearly flawless defensive performance behind her en route to a 1-0 victory and the Ohio Division III district crown.
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"They battle and battle and sometimes you get a break," said DiCarlo. "It was going to be really hard getting a run off of her (Fort Frye pitcher Victoria Mimken) and Ashlynne got a big hit and Sara got a couple nice hits for us including the big one that knocked the run in."
Added Moziejko of her big hit, "It felt really good because all week we were practicing hitting outside pitches and that's my worst pitch.
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That was enough for Creamer, who while only striking out one batter forced the Cadets to ground out 13 times and scattered just three singles over seven innings. Fort Frye only had one runner past first base.
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"You always feel the pressure, but you can't really think about it," said Creamer. "You can't think about the next batter, or what if this happens, or what if that happens.
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Daley made a nice play on a hard-hit grounder to third for the first out and the second came on a ground out back to Creamer. The game's final out came when Fort Frye's Natalie Sluth hit a shot to left that looked to have a chance to drop, but left fielder Maddie Gulan charged, dove, and made a highlight reel catch to secure the 1-0 district final victory.
"To shut this team out is amazing," said DiCarlo. "We knew we weren't getting that many runs. I told them it was going to be a low-scoring game.
"I didn't know it would be this low-scoring."
The Crusaders travel to Lancaster High School Thursday at 5 p.m. to take on the winner of Saturday's game between Lucasville Valley and Chillicothe Zane Trace.
"I had a heart cath Friday after the St. Clairsville game," said DiCarlo. "I was under the weather there. Bill Davis and Craig Creamer did a great job of coming up to scout.
"I'd like to thank all our coaches but also Mindy Nash for throwing batting practice."
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Wednesday, November 21, 2012 | 12:00 PMMartin Davalos and Justin Hill will be the newest faces under the Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki tent in 2013, and will join Blake Baggett, Darryn Durham, Tyla Rattray and Dean Wilson in the hunt for the 2013 Monster Energy AMA Supercross and Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championships.
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Fresh off helping earn bronze for Team USA at the 2012 Motocross of Nations held in Belgium, Baggett brings the momentum of the 2012 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross 250 Class Championship into the 2013 season. Baggett made history during the motocross season by holding on to the 250 class points lead for 11 consecutive rounds. He finished fourth in the 2012 Monster Energy Supercross Lites (now dubbed 250SX) East Championship and will enter his fourth season as a pro, making him an integral member of the Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki team.
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Darryn Durham will also be returning in 2013. The Pennsylvania native, who earned a career-first supercross win with Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki at the New Orleans round of the 2012 Monster Energy Supercross season, is excited to return with the team. Durham's fun and outgoing personality is a great addition to the group and always brings excitement to the track.
"I'm excited to be part of the team," said Durham. "Everyone works their butt off to win. I look forward to going racing again and trying to bring home a championship!"
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Hailing from Ecuador, Martin Davalos is a new addition to the team, but brings with him the experience of competing in the 250 class. This may be his last year in the class, so he is focused on making this his best year to date.
"I'm pretty excited to be part of the team," said Davalos. "This is a great opportunity for me, and probably my last chance in this class, so I have to make it count. I'm very thankful that I've been given the opportunity, and I'm looking forward to the start of the season."
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This will be Justin Hill's very first year in the pro ranks. He is ready to move up to the big league after a successful amateur career that was molded by the legendary Monster Energy Kawasaki Team Green amateur motocross program. Hill's goal of competing with the professionals has finally come to fruition, as he will make his pro debut in 2013 with Monster Energy/ Pro Circuit/ Kawasaki.
"I'm excited to be part of the winningest team in moto history," said Hill. "I'm confident that I will learn a lot from everyone in my transition from amateur to professional."
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Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki is well known for its dominance in the 250 class, but 2012 marked a historical year for the team as they fielded their first 450 class rider. The team will continue its presence in the class with the return of Dean Wilson and Tyla Rattray in 2013. Wilson, the 2011 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross 250 Class Champion, and Rattray have both seen success with the team, and are excited to be part of a new chapter in Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki's legendary program. Both will compete in the 250SX class during the 2013 Monster Energy Supercross series, and will move up to the 450 class for the 2013 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship series in the hopes of starting a new tradition of dominance to complement the team's already illustrious history.
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The 2013 SX/MX season should be epic if everyone stays healthy...
That's a big if. Here's to all of them staying in comp though.
Tyla Rattray is still eligible for the 250 SX class? Hasn't he been racing in that class for several years now? Same question goes for Davalos.
After winning a world championship, Grant Langston ran the 125/Lites class for 17 1/2 years.
I think Rattray has been in the smaller class since 2002. I don't understand what he is still doing in this class, they should force him to move up.
Wilson and Rattray on 450's outdoors.... Best decision Mitch has made in a long time. Its about time PC made a real 450 effort even if its only one series.
Did I miss something? I thought Wilson signed with Jeff Ward?
Man six riders in the 250SX class. Mitch must really want that SX title back.
I cant believe Davalos and Rattrey are BOTH still in the 250 class. Rattrey even ran this class a few years in the GP's before coming here.. Its cherry-picking at its finest.. I know Rattray is already 27 years old.. Racing against kids.. Not sure how old Davalos is but its time to move on guys..
rules say you are allowed to race the lites class until you have won a championship then you're supposed to be out the next year if it's been over 3 years since competing in the lites class. rattray and davalos have never won a championship, so they can stay in. dean won the outdoor championship in 2011, and he is only eligible to race the lites class in sx, just like how tickle was in the lites class for a lil while, he won the lites sx and then the next year he raced the 450's. so quit crying, besides rattray hasnt completed one full year of lites sx, why would he even consider moving to a bigger bike for sx if he hasnt finished a season on a smaller bike? its easy guys, you just gotta think about it.
You are incorrect... You can race in the SX lites class, until you point out. Has nothing to do with a championship !! If someone wins a championship in their rookie season, they can come back and defend it the next year. Tickle pointed out, that's why he rode the 450.
Anyone can ride the lites class outdoors, doesn't matter how long or how many points/ championships you win.
I'm not sure what 3 years has to do with anything, but if Wilson wanted to race a 250 the rest of his career, he could do that.
It's easy... All you have to do, is look in the AMA rule book. Lol
I am very impressed with Mitch and the Pro Circuit gang for stepping up to give rides to Wilson and Rattray. Both riders were linked and/or signed to other teams in the silly season, both were injured and missed a lot of racing in 2012 (while on PC/Kawi). It would have been easy for PC to just say, "too bad boys, we are a Lites team" but instead they go even bigger for 2013. Full props to Mitch, Bones and everyone involved.
Eli Tomac is going to have his hands full with guys on green bikes in 2013, Geico/FC Honda better hope that Justin Bogle figures it out and Zach Osborne is the real deal.
Gb253--You just got schooled..must not be as easy as you thought..LOL!! I dont care how many points a guy has scored.. You shouldnt be able to race for factory teams and race the small bike class for 10 years.. And thats just AMA. Rattray is a GP (world) Champion.. He needs to move on.. He is probably taking a ride from a young up and comer.. Just because Pro_Circut wants to buy another supercross title..
Every year, people bring up the same thing, "How come this guy can still race 250s?" and usually someone does a good job of explaining it like langhammx just did, but it doesn't seem to stick.
Wilson and Rattray are doing things backwards compared to before there was a 125 SX class to speak of. I'm pretty sure that Barnett and O'Mara both won the 250 SX crowns while racing the 125 class outdoors. The seasons were intertwined, so they'd be switching bikes back and forth during the season. Except for the occasional 250 guy that gets a taste of a 450 on the other coast, that would be pretty much unheard of these days.
Of course whether they can race 250s and whether they should are totally different discussions.
Lamson and Dymond are both big-bike riders that dropped down and won multiple 125 titles. Team Honda was the class powerhouse during those years, like PC is today.
Wilson did sign to jeff ward racing but when kawi pulled privateer/satellite team funding jwr decided to call it quits. and as far as rattray goes, he really hasn't raced much supercross, he's been PC's outdoor specialist for the most part. maybe he likes riding the 250 better. I'm not on the level with these guy's but I'd race a 250 anyday over a 450 they're way more fun.
Guys, its a matter of available rides. Do you really expect a guy like Davalos to move up to the 450 if no one is offering him a ride? Either go the privateer route on a 450 or be on a great team on a 250. Not a hard choice. Same for Rattray. Rules are rules, if they are still eligable to race the class then they must not be scoring enough points. I don't have a problem with someone like Davalos riding the 250 class if someone is willing to give him a ride.
Wilson and Ratty really both need to be on 4fitys but were tryin to sell some 250f's with thousand dollars (min) pipes and go fast stuff folks.....keepin the mechanics and parts sales alive and well.....Davalos...really...i'll see it when I believe it....! Happy Thanksgiving to you ALL.....!!!!!!
I dont know why guys keep bringing up Wilson, he is fine for the 250 class.. He hasnt won a supercross regional yet anyway.. My big complaint is Rattray, and Davalos, they are veterans.. Especially Rattray, he is sandbagging in my opinion.. He won a GP Title for Christs sake.. And that was 10 years ago I think.. He needs to move up.. Actually I think he won in 2008, but he has 10 years in that class....
i would have to think that deano and rattray are only doing what the boss says to do . if the boss says your riding a 250 in supercross then i would have to think they are riding a 250 . we all know deano wants to race the 450 class, but is racing the 250 . so what the boss says goes !!!! plus we know rattray is not an indoor kind of guy and has a much better shot at the 250 title indoors and would be a 8th to 15th place guy in the 450 supercross . deano is fast indoors but by being out for the 2012 season has him questionable (speed wise) for the start of the season. i think by letting them run the 250 class will allow them to race and gain confidence for the 450 outdoor season. and they will need that going in to the outdoors . plus i think that we will see deano run the 450 when they travel to the east coast . 250 class or 450 class it does not matter, what matters is that all the riders stay healthy and with either class we will see an epic racing season one the could be the greatest of all time !!!!!!
If PC does not win both the 250 SX and MX titles in 2013, there is a rumor going around that PC plans to sign EVERYONE in 2014.
You can point out in 250SX. Page 36
This is PRO racing. It's not local racing for fun where people sandbag and cherry pick for a cheap plastic trophy. A rider has to ride in a class, on a team, and on a bike to get paid and make a living. You can't expect a rider to move up a class and be a privateer hauling out of a box van for no money just to give some young guy a chance to shine. Some of these guys have a wife and kids to support. Hell, Rattray may have grandkids by now. They have to go where the money is and they can make a good paycheck.
I can understand Mitch Payton having all his riders on the 250s. I wouldn't feel comfortable with riders I invested money and time in being on a supercross track at the same time as JS7. Who knows where that tumbling, riderless, cart-wheeling Suzuki is going to crash down. 450 supercross is scary!


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