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Joe September 9th 04 05:19 PM

Eye of the storm
 
http://www.intellicast.com/Local/USN...one&p id=none

Lets say somehow you managed to get smack dead in the center of this
eye.

What course would you plot? Why?

Perfect eye huh?

Joe

Bobsprit September 9th 04 05:51 PM

Lets say somehow you managed to get smack dead in the center of this
eye.

What course would you plot? Why?


In which boat?

RB

Bobsprit September 9th 04 06:02 PM

Lets say somehow you managed to get smack dead in the center of this
eye.

What course would you plot? Why?

My guess is that both Loco and Scotty would quickly head straight down.

RB

John Cairns September 9th 04 08:20 PM


"Joe" wrote in message
om...

http://www.intellicast.com/Local/USN...one&p id=none

Lets say somehow you managed to get smack dead in the center of this
eye.

What course would you plot? Why?

Perfect eye huh?

Joe


SW, NE quadrant is the most dangerous.
http://tinylink.com/?JCNAFNF59S

Good story.
John Cairns



Joe September 9th 04 11:36 PM

(Bobsprit) wrote in message ...
Lets say somehow you managed to get smack dead in the center of this
eye.

What course would you plot? Why?


In which boat?


In the sailboat of your choice under 62 ft.


Joe

RB


Thom Stewart September 9th 04 11:38 PM

How about DOWN Joe?


Flying Tadpole September 9th 04 11:44 PM



OzOne wrote:

On 9 Sep 2004 09:19:02 -0700, (Joe) scribbled
thusly:

http://www.intellicast.com/Local/USN...one&p id=none

Lets say somehow you managed to get smack dead in the center of this
eye.

What course would you plot? Why?

Perfect eye huh?

Joe


Now that would depend on its speed and track eh!


But not on its hemisphere, hmmm?
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Flying Tadpole September 10th 04 03:25 AM



OzOne wrote:

On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 08:14:47 +0930, Flying Tadpole
scribbled thusly:



OzOne wrote:

On 9 Sep 2004 09:19:02 -0700, (Joe) scribbled
thusly:

http://www.intellicast.com/Local/USN...one&p id=none

Lets say somehow you managed to get smack dead in the center of this
eye.

What course would you plot? Why?

Perfect eye huh?

Joe

Now that would depend on its speed and track eh!


But not on its hemisphere, hmmm?


Ahhh yes, AND its hemisphere!

Oz1...of the 3 twins.


Actually I was hoping someone else would get sucked in...I'm out
of practice as a troll. Do you know, there are other usenet
groups where I've actually promised to behave?

--
Flying Tadpole

-------------------------
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http://music.download.com/internetopera
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Peter S/Y Anicula September 10th 04 03:44 AM

Joe wrote:
Lets say somehow you managed to get smack dead in the center of this
eye.

What course would you plot? Why?


I think it is a lot more interesting what to do not to get there -
both in the sense of avoiding the hurricane at all and in the sense of
minimising the dangers if you cant. Don't get into the dangerous
quadrant.

If caught in the eye:
I think I would sail full speed toward SW while in the eye - if
possible. (I assume the hurricane moves toward ENE). This should
increase my chances of getting or staying south of the track later on.
When the wind increases again, there probably won't be much of a
choice, since immediate survival will be the priority, but ideal
course would be ESE or SE.

Peter S/Y Anicula














Peter S/Y Anicula September 10th 04 04:09 AM

Flying Tadpole wrote:

But not on its hemisphere, hmmm?



I know that continents move, but I don't think the Caribbean has
moved down to your side quite yet.

Peter S/Y Anicula



Joe September 10th 04 04:30 AM

(Thom Stewart) wrote in message ...
How about DOWN Joe?



That is one option, however I would try another one or 2 options first.

Joe

Joe September 10th 04 04:44 AM

"John Cairns" wrote in message om...
"Joe" wrote in message
om...

http://www.intellicast.com/Local/USN...one&p id=none

Lets say somehow you managed to get smack dead in the center of this
eye.

What course would you plot? Why?

Perfect eye huh?

Joe


SW, NE quadrant is the most dangerous.
http://tinylink.com/?JCNAFNF59S

Good story.


Yeah.... except Carl died.

You are right... a SW course would be the safest way out.

However we know the storm was going strait over Bermuda and Cuba.
If you had a fast enough boat and lots of luck you could follow the
eye to harbor, of follow it along until it loses some strength before
heading SW.

Woulden't that be something? Wonder if a USCG helo would be willing to
pluck someone out of the eye of a storm? Ive been in a few eyes on
land and they are quite calm wind wise, once in the Gulf we had to
standby to evacuate a rig until a full blown tropical storm formed
around us, the seas are mighty confused but crystal clear skies and
almost no wind.



Joe


John Cairns


Peter S/Y Anicula September 10th 04 05:26 AM

The diagram in your link is showing a hurricane moving North, the one
in Joe's link has been moving WNW. The dangerous quadrant of this
hurricane is not NE but NNW of the eye.
Please get your basics right. The dangerous quadrant is the one on the
hurricanes "starboard bow" (north of equator). It is defined in
relation to the direction of the hurricane and not to the compass. The
diagram and the text in your link is misleading.

Peter S/Y Anicula

"John Cairns" skrev i en meddelelse
m...

"Joe" wrote in message
om...


http://www.intellicast.com/Local/USN...usa&seg=StormC
enter&prodgrp=FloaterImagery&product=Float5HIRES&p rodnav=none&pid=none

Lets say somehow you managed to get smack dead in the center of

this
eye.

What course would you plot? Why?

Perfect eye huh?

Joe


SW, NE quadrant is the most dangerous.
http://tinylink.com/?JCNAFNF59S

Good story.
John Cairns





katysails September 10th 04 09:41 PM

Are you ill?

"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
...


OzOne wrote:

On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 08:14:47 +0930, Flying Tadpole
scribbled thusly:



OzOne wrote:

On 9 Sep 2004 09:19:02 -0700, (Joe)

scribbled
thusly:


http://www.intellicast.com/Local/USN...eg=StormCenter
&prodgrp=FloaterImagery&product=Float5HIRES&prodna v=none&pid=none

Lets say somehow you managed to get smack dead in the center of this
eye.

What course would you plot? Why?

Perfect eye huh?

Joe

Now that would depend on its speed and track eh!


But not on its hemisphere, hmmm?


Ahhh yes, AND its hemisphere!

Oz1...of the 3 twins.


Actually I was hoping someone else would get sucked in...I'm out
of practice as a troll. Do you know, there are other usenet
groups where I've actually promised to behave?

--
Flying Tadpole

-------------------------
Learn what lies below the waves of cyberspace!
http://music.download.com/internetopera
http://www.internetopera.netfirms.com




John Cairns September 10th 04 10:58 PM

John wrote another story about Carl, it's a pretty good story, he managed to
rescue another sailor in distress before they both went down. Can't recall
the title, it's at the SailNet site. Oh, something I almost forgot, Carl
actually was responsible for saving someone's life, but you'll have to read
the story to find out how.
John Cairns
"Joe" wrote in message
om...
"John Cairns" wrote in message

om...
"Joe" wrote in message
om...


http://www.intellicast.com/Local/USN...one&p id=none

Lets say somehow you managed to get smack dead in the center of this
eye.

What course would you plot? Why?

Perfect eye huh?

Joe


SW, NE quadrant is the most dangerous.
http://tinylink.com/?JCNAFNF59S

Good story.


Yeah.... except Carl died.

You are right... a SW course would be the safest way out.

However we know the storm was going strait over Bermuda and Cuba.
If you had a fast enough boat and lots of luck you could follow the
eye to harbor, of follow it along until it loses some strength before
heading SW.

Woulden't that be something? Wonder if a USCG helo would be willing to
pluck someone out of the eye of a storm? Ive been in a few eyes on
land and they are quite calm wind wise, once in the Gulf we had to
standby to evacuate a rig until a full blown tropical storm formed
around us, the seas are mighty confused but crystal clear skies and
almost no wind.



Joe


John Cairns




Flying Tadpole September 11th 04 12:32 AM

Many would say I'm sick. And surely, my soul is bruised from all
the killfiling I'm subject to. Cruelty to innocent Tadpoles, say
I.

katysails wrote:

Are you ill?

"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
...


OzOne wrote:

On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 08:14:47 +0930, Flying Tadpole
scribbled thusly:



OzOne wrote:

On 9 Sep 2004 09:19:02 -0700, (Joe)

scribbled
thusly:


http://www.intellicast.com/Local/USN...eg=StormCenter
&prodgrp=FloaterImagery&product=Float5HIRES&prodna v=none&pid=none

Lets say somehow you managed to get smack dead in the center of this
eye.

What course would you plot? Why?

Perfect eye huh?

Joe

Now that would depend on its speed and track eh!


But not on its hemisphere, hmmm?

Ahhh yes, AND its hemisphere!

Oz1...of the 3 twins.


Actually I was hoping someone else would get sucked in...I'm out
of practice as a troll. Do you know, there are other usenet
groups where I've actually promised to behave?

--
Flying Tadpole

-------------------------
Learn what lies below the waves of cyberspace!
http://music.download.com/internetopera
http://www.internetopera.netfirms.com


--
Flying Tadpole

-------------------------
Learn what lies below the waves of cyberspace!
http://music.download.com/internetopera
http://www.internetopera.netfirms.com

Flying Tadpole September 11th 04 08:06 AM



Seahag wrote:

"Flying Tadpole" wrote
Many would say I'm sick. And surely, my soul is bruised from all
the killfiling I'm subject to. Cruelty to innocent Tadpoles, say
I.


Dang....... *You're* Boobie????!!!!!

No wonder I couldn't see your posts!

Aaarrrhhhh


Now now Haggie. You're definitely past your rum or
other-intoxicant-of-your-choice limit from last night. Less
drinking will permit you to see my posts without having to wait
several hours, and without the attendant headache.

Now, as for me being Boobsie, (a)I may commit the occasional
boobs but (b)I don't personally have any so (c) I can't be, can
I? ANyway, the killfiling, intended to wound me to my hearts, was
done elsewhere by an enraged froggie, I mean frenchman, and I
wasn't even trolling at the time. Oh waily waily.
--
Flying Tadpole

-------------------------
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katysails September 11th 04 04:49 PM

Poor little rana man he is....keep pouring Haggie, it will drown out the
soumd of his bestial sobs....
"Seahag" wrote in message
...

"Flying Tadpole" wrote:
Seahag wrote:

"Flying Tadpole" wrote
Many would say I'm sick. And surely, my soul is bruised from all
the killfiling I'm subject to. Cruelty to innocent Tadpoles, say
I.

Dang....... *You're* Boobie????!!!!!

No wonder I couldn't see your posts!

Aaarrrhhhh


Now now Haggie. You're definitely past your rum or
other-intoxicant-of-your-choice limit from last night. Less
drinking will permit you to see my posts without having to wait
several hours, and without the attendant headache.

Now, as for me being Boobsie, (a)I may commit the occasional
boobs but (b)I don't personally have any so (c) I can't be, can
I? ANyway, the killfiling, intended to wound me to my hearts, was
done elsewhere by an enraged froggie, I mean frenchman, and I
wasn't even trolling at the time. Oh waily waily.
--


Please don't whale!
(I must remember to lock up my 'puter Friday nights;^)

Seahag





Flying Tadpole September 12th 04 12:42 AM

To _you_, cruel Katysails, the sound is an indiscrimnate frog
noise: "croak, croak", but to the perceptive Haggie, it's a
fully-fromed bullfrog: "jug-o'-rum, jug-o'-rum"

katysails wrote:

Poor little rana man he is....keep pouring Haggie, it will drown out the
soumd of his bestial sobs....
"Seahag" wrote in message
...

"Flying Tadpole" wrote:
Seahag wrote:

"Flying Tadpole" wrote
Many would say I'm sick. And surely, my soul is bruised from all
the killfiling I'm subject to. Cruelty to innocent Tadpoles, say
I.

Dang....... *You're* Boobie????!!!!!

No wonder I couldn't see your posts!

Aaarrrhhhh

Now now Haggie. You're definitely past your rum or
other-intoxicant-of-your-choice limit from last night. Less
drinking will permit you to see my posts without having to wait
several hours, and without the attendant headache.

Now, as for me being Boobsie, (a)I may commit the occasional
boobs but (b)I don't personally have any so (c) I can't be, can
I? ANyway, the killfiling, intended to wound me to my hearts, was
done elsewhere by an enraged froggie, I mean frenchman, and I
wasn't even trolling at the time. Oh waily waily.
--


Please don't whale!
(I must remember to lock up my 'puter Friday nights;^)

Seahag



--
Flying Tadpole

-------------------------
Learn what lies below the waves of cyberspace!
http://music.download.com/internetopera
http://www.internetopera.netfirms.com

katysails September 12th 04 02:25 AM

The tadpoles outside my window as aI type sing "pweep-pweep"....

"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
...
To _you_, cruel Katysails, the sound is an indiscrimnate frog
noise: "croak, croak", but to the perceptive Haggie, it's a
fully-fromed bullfrog: "jug-o'-rum, jug-o'-rum"

katysails wrote:

Poor little rana man he is....keep pouring Haggie, it will drown out the
soumd of his bestial sobs....
"Seahag" wrote in message
...

"Flying Tadpole" wrote:
Seahag wrote:

"Flying Tadpole" wrote
Many would say I'm sick. And surely, my soul is bruised from all
the killfiling I'm subject to. Cruelty to innocent Tadpoles, say
I.

Dang....... *You're* Boobie????!!!!!

No wonder I couldn't see your posts!

Aaarrrhhhh

Now now Haggie. You're definitely past your rum or
other-intoxicant-of-your-choice limit from last night. Less
drinking will permit you to see my posts without having to wait
several hours, and without the attendant headache.

Now, as for me being Boobsie, (a)I may commit the occasional
boobs but (b)I don't personally have any so (c) I can't be, can
I? ANyway, the killfiling, intended to wound me to my hearts, was
done elsewhere by an enraged froggie, I mean frenchman, and I
wasn't even trolling at the time. Oh waily waily.
--

Please don't whale!
(I must remember to lock up my 'puter Friday nights;^)

Seahag



--
Flying Tadpole

-------------------------
Learn what lies below the waves of cyberspace!
http://music.download.com/internetopera
http://www.internetopera.netfirms.com




Seahag September 12th 04 04:51 PM

They lisp??

Seahag

"katysails" wrote:
The tadpoles outside my window as aI type sing "pweep-pweep"....

"Flying Tadpole" wrote:
To _you_, cruel Katysails, the sound is an indiscrimnate frog
noise: "croak, croak", but to the perceptive Haggie, it's a
fully-fromed bullfrog: "jug-o'-rum, jug-o'-rum"

katysails wrote:

Poor little rana man he is....keep pouring Haggie, it will drown out
the
soumd of his bestial sobs....
"Seahag" wrote:

"Flying Tadpole" wrote:
Seahag wrote:

"Flying Tadpole" wrote
Many would say I'm sick. And surely, my soul is bruised from all
the killfiling I'm subject to. Cruelty to innocent Tadpoles, say
I.

Dang....... *You're* Boobie????!!!!!

No wonder I couldn't see your posts!

Aaarrrhhhh

Now now Haggie. You're definitely past your rum or
other-intoxicant-of-your-choice limit from last night. Less
drinking will permit you to see my posts without having to wait
several hours, and without the attendant headache.

Now, as for me being Boobsie, (a)I may commit the occasional
boobs but (b)I don't personally have any so (c) I can't be, can
I? ANyway, the killfiling, intended to wound me to my hearts, was
done elsewhere by an enraged froggie, I mean frenchman, and I
wasn't even trolling at the time. Oh waily waily.
--

Please don't whale!
(I must remember to lock up my 'puter Friday nights;^)

Seahag




katysails September 13th 04 01:07 AM

yeth.....
"Seahag" wrote in message
...
They lisp??

Seahag

"katysails" wrote:
The tadpoles outside my window as aI type sing "pweep-pweep"....

"Flying Tadpole" wrote:
To _you_, cruel Katysails, the sound is an indiscrimnate frog
noise: "croak, croak", but to the perceptive Haggie, it's a
fully-fromed bullfrog: "jug-o'-rum, jug-o'-rum"

katysails wrote:

Poor little rana man he is....keep pouring Haggie, it will drown out
the
soumd of his bestial sobs....
"Seahag" wrote:

"Flying Tadpole" wrote:
Seahag wrote:

"Flying Tadpole" wrote
Many would say I'm sick. And surely, my soul is bruised from

all
the killfiling I'm subject to. Cruelty to innocent Tadpoles,

say
I.

Dang....... *You're* Boobie????!!!!!

No wonder I couldn't see your posts!

Aaarrrhhhh

Now now Haggie. You're definitely past your rum or
other-intoxicant-of-your-choice limit from last night. Less
drinking will permit you to see my posts without having to wait
several hours, and without the attendant headache.

Now, as for me being Boobsie, (a)I may commit the occasional
boobs but (b)I don't personally have any so (c) I can't be, can
I? ANyway, the killfiling, intended to wound me to my hearts, was
done elsewhere by an enraged froggie, I mean frenchman, and I
wasn't even trolling at the time. Oh waily waily.
--

Please don't whale!
(I must remember to lock up my 'puter Friday nights;^)

Seahag






Thom Stewart September 13th 04 04:17 AM

Joe,

What sails would you use to get out of a Hurricane traveling West at 8
mph with a boat with hull speed of 7mph by sailing SW?

Ole Thom


Scout September 13th 04 10:37 AM

ribbeth ribbeth ribbeth
http://scout235.tripod.com/ribbeth.wav
Scout

"katysails" wrote in message
...
yeth.....
"Seahag" wrote in message
...
They lisp??

Seahag

"katysails" wrote:
The tadpoles outside my window as aI type sing "pweep-pweep"....

"Flying Tadpole" wrote:
To _you_, cruel Katysails, the sound is an indiscrimnate frog
noise: "croak, croak", but to the perceptive Haggie, it's a
fully-fromed bullfrog: "jug-o'-rum, jug-o'-rum"

katysails wrote:

Poor little rana man he is....keep pouring Haggie, it will drown

out
the
soumd of his bestial sobs....
"Seahag" wrote:

"Flying Tadpole" wrote:
Seahag wrote:

"Flying Tadpole" wrote
Many would say I'm sick. And surely, my soul is bruised from

all
the killfiling I'm subject to. Cruelty to innocent Tadpoles,

say
I.

Dang....... *You're* Boobie????!!!!!

No wonder I couldn't see your posts!

Aaarrrhhhh

Now now Haggie. You're definitely past your rum or
other-intoxicant-of-your-choice limit from last night. Less
drinking will permit you to see my posts without having to wait
several hours, and without the attendant headache.

Now, as for me being Boobsie, (a)I may commit the occasional
boobs but (b)I don't personally have any so (c) I can't be, can
I? ANyway, the killfiling, intended to wound me to my hearts,

was
done elsewhere by an enraged froggie, I mean frenchman, and I
wasn't even trolling at the time. Oh waily waily.
--

Please don't whale!
(I must remember to lock up my 'puter Friday nights;^)

Seahag








Joe September 13th 04 03:45 PM

(Thom Stewart) wrote in message ...
Joe,

What sails would you use to get out of a Hurricane traveling West at 8
mph with a boat with hull speed of 7mph by sailing SW?

Ole Thom


On redcloud I would fire up the main, use my bullet proof 10%jib.

Joe


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