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Capt. Rob June 18th 07 04:53 PM

Spot the Errors!?
 
Heart of Gold out having a blast....but can you spot the mistakes in
this short clip??? There are 4. Two are pretty obvious.

Good luck!

http://s128.photobucket.com/albums/p...t=CIMG1095.flv


RB
35s5...the Sailboat that actually sails!
NY


Joe June 18th 07 07:41 PM

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On Jun 18, 10:53 am, "Capt. Rob" wrote:
Heart of Gold out having a blast....but can you spot the mistakes in
this short clip??? There are 4. Two are pretty obvious.

Good luck!

http://s128.photobucket.com/albums/p...?action=view¤t...

RB
35s5...the Sailboat that actually sails!
NY


First the microphone is picking up way to much wind noise, get a big
foam ball for it. When you pan the camera around the motion is much to
fast and jerky. The passagers should introduce themself when they come
into the screen, or wave. The lighting was OK but a nice reflector on
the sail shot seems in order. Maybe a better script next time. And the
wardrobe dept should tone down the and mix costumes a bit better. Not
bad but could use some improvement.

Joe


Capt. JG June 18th 07 09:06 PM

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"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...
On Jun 18, 10:53 am, "Capt. Rob" wrote:
Heart of Gold out having a blast....but can you spot the mistakes in
this short clip??? There are 4. Two are pretty obvious.

Good luck!

http://s128.photobucket.com/albums/p...?action=view¤t...

RB
35s5...the Sailboat that actually sails!
NY


First the microphone is picking up way to much wind noise, get a big
foam ball for it. When you pan the camera around the motion is much to
fast and jerky. The passagers should introduce themself when they come
into the screen, or wave. The lighting was OK but a nice reflector on
the sail shot seems in order. Maybe a better script next time. And the
wardrobe dept should tone down the and mix costumes a bit better. Not
bad but could use some improvement.

Joe


The obvious stuff is that the lines are a mess, which is a hazard, and the
people aren't wearing PDFs, which is a poor example for children aboard.


--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com




Politenessman June 18th 07 09:24 PM

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Why does the guy steering have to stand on the swim platform? Shouldn't the
binnacle be further forward?

Line against hatch.

Wrong sail twist.

No handle in active winch.

End of throw line not fixed to boat.

Kids not wearing life jackets, it is required by law!



Wilbur Hubbard June 18th 07 11:25 PM

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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...
Heart of Gold out having a blast....but can you spot the mistakes in
this short clip??? There are 4. Two are pretty obvious.

Good luck!



I can tell you the errors without even looking at the video.

1) Cover is still on the compass.
2) Fenders hanging over the sides
3) Captain is way too fat
4) Women are pasty white
5) Jib is sheeted incorrectly so it's flapping.
6) Motor is running

Wilbur Hubbard


Capt. Rob June 19th 07 03:06 AM

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First the microphone is picking up way to much wind noise, get a big
foam ball for it.


It's a digicam, so really no simple way to cut the wind noise.

When you pan the camera around the motion is much to
fast and jerky.

I was practically falling off the boat as I was holding the camera, my
binoculars, and my cell phone.


The passagers should introduce themself when they come
into the screen, or wave.



Good point.


The lighting was OK but a nice reflector on
the sail shot seems in order.

Problemmatic with my dark kevlar and mylar.


Maybe a better script next time.


Oliver Stone worked on it. He also wrote Conan The Barbarian.




RB
35s5
NY


Capt. Rob June 19th 07 03:26 AM

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Line against hatch.

Correct!


Wrong sail twist.


Correct!


No handle in active winch.

Wrong! With a child in the cockpit we no longer leave handles in
winches.


End of throw line not fixed to boat.

Wrong. It is attached and a tie with a snap is all that holds it.


Kids not wearing life jackets, it is required by law!


Wrong. Thomas is wearing his jacket.


RB
35s5
NY


Capt. Rob June 19th 07 03:29 AM

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THE ANSWERS


Line caught on hatch!
Winch handle lying on foredeck!
Tangled lines on port side!
Main sail trim is not correct!


RB
35s5
NY


Donal June 19th 07 11:49 PM

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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
THE ANSWERS


Line caught on hatch!
Winch handle lying on foredeck!
Tangled lines on port side!
Main sail trim is not correct!


Well done! This is a great improvement. I really think that you will
become a true sailor, one day.



Regards


Donal
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Joe June 20th 07 12:25 AM

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On Jun 19, 5:49 pm, "Donal" wrote:
"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

oups.com...

THE ANSWERS


Line caught on hatch!
Winch handle lying on foredeck!
Tangled lines on port side!
Main sail trim is not correct!


Well done! This is a great improvement. I really think that you will
become a true sailor, one day.

Regards

Donal
--


Where you been?

Joe


Wilbur Hubbard June 20th 07 12:32 AM

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"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...
On Jun 19, 5:49 pm, "Donal" wrote:
"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

oups.com...

THE ANSWERS


Line caught on hatch!
Winch handle lying on foredeck!
Tangled lines on port side!
Main sail trim is not correct!


Well done! This is a great improvement. I really think that you
will
become a true sailor, one day.

Regards

Donal
--


Where you been?

Joe


Shhhhhhh! Nobody wants to admit they just got out of the mental
hospital.

Wilbur Hubbard


Scotty June 20th 07 04:31 AM

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"Donal" wrote in

I really think that you will
become a true day sailor, one day.


he is now.

Scotty



Capt. Rob June 20th 07 04:38 PM

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I really think that you will
become a true day sailor, one day.




he is now.


Thank you. I'm giving a sailing lesson today. Leaving here at 1:30 and
the weather looks good.


RB
35s5
NY


Maxprop June 20th 07 04:45 PM

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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ps.com...
I really think that you will
become a true day sailor, one day.




he is now.


Thank you. I'm giving a sailing lesson today. Leaving here at 1:30 and
the weather looks good.


Seriously Bubbles, I believe Thomas knows as much about sailing as you do.
Let him give you the lesson, rather than vice versa.

Max



Donal June 21st 07 01:08 AM

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"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...
On Jun 19, 5:49 pm, "Donal" wrote:
"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

oups.com...

THE ANSWERS


Line caught on hatch!
Winch handle lying on foredeck!
Tangled lines on port side!
Main sail trim is not correct!


Well done! This is a great improvement. I really think that you will
become a true sailor, one day.

Regards

Donal
--


Where you been?


Around and about.... Music and astronomy are taking up most of my evening
hours.... so I haven't had much time for the computer.

Unlike the Fat One, I actually use my telescope!!

This is a recent example http://www.lanode.com/priv/astro/m64.jpg


My sailing has been limited for the last couple of years, because my teenage
sons were too old to come sailing with us, and they were too young to leave
at home unsupervised!! This year, we are going sailing again. My wife has
actually asked to go out on the boat. What more could a man want?




Regards


Donal
--




Bob Crantz June 21st 07 01:33 AM

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"Donal" wrote in message
...
Where you been?


Around and about.... Music and astronomy are taking up most of my evening
hours.... so I haven't had much time for the computer.

Unlike the Fat One, I actually use my telescope!!

This is a recent example http://www.lanode.com/priv/astro/m64.jpg


My sailing has been limited for the last couple of years, because my
teenage
sons were too old to come sailing with us, and they were too young to
leave
at home unsupervised!! This year, we are going sailing again. My wife
has
actually asked to go out on the boat.


What more could a man want?


A wife that stays home and watches the teenagers?

I also purchased a very nice telescope. It was a display model that I got
from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. It is one of the largest
that Meade makes. It is far superior to the One of Largess plus the night
sky in my area is completely devoid of any light pollution.

If your kids are starting to drive consider the Toyota Corolla over the
Subaru Impreza. It has a far superior crash rating, far superior gas mileage
and is 1/2 the price.

Hosanna!



Scotty June 21st 07 04:28 AM

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"Donal" wrote in message
...

"Joe" wrote in message

oups.com..
..
On Jun 19, 5:49 pm, "Donal" wrote:
"Capt. Rob" wrote in message


oups.com..
..

THE ANSWERS

Line caught on hatch!
Winch handle lying on foredeck!
Tangled lines on port side!
Main sail trim is not correct!

Well done! This is a great improvement. I really

think that you will
become a true sailor, one day.

Regards

Donal
--


Where you been?


Around and about.... Music and astronomy are taking up

most of my evening
hours.... so I haven't had much time for the computer.

Unlike the Fat One, I actually use my telescope!!

This is a recent example

http://www.lanode.com/priv/astro/m64.jpg


My sailing has been limited for the last couple of years,

because my teenage
sons were too old to come sailing with us, and they were

too young to leave
at home unsupervised!! This year, we are going sailing

again. My wife has
actually asked to go out on the boat. What more could a

man want?



a Dino?



Capt. Rob June 21st 07 02:07 PM

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It is one of the largest
that Meade makes. It is far superior to the One of Largess plus the
night
sky in my area is completely devoid of any light pollution.


If your kids are starting to drive consider the Toyota Corolla over
the
Subaru Impreza. It has a far superior crash rating, far superior gas
mileage
and is 1/2 the price.


Wow! Bob didn't do his research. Meade continues to have serious
quality control errors and mirror defects. You better do a lot of
tests on that scope....which you did not buy of course. I now own a
Starsplitter 10". Look it up.
As for the Corolla....great car for kids, but no AWD which can keep
you out of accidents. The Subaru also handles better, stops better and
has more torque. Both cars scored good overall ratings in crash tests.
The Corolla scored better, but the Subaru is more likely to avoid an
accident. I'd avoid BOTH cars and do what I did...buy a Subaru Legacy
GT. It's well worth spending more and my Legacy as a full 5 star crash
rating just like all of my other cars. Bob is not responsible
suggesting the Corolla and Imprezza which are NOT 5 star rated.
I drove to MA last week and averaged 27.4 MPG in S mode aboard the
Legacy GT. That's amazing for a car that can do the 1/4 mile in under
14 seconds stock. Forget the Corolla and Imprezza.


RB
35s5
NY



Capt. Rob June 21st 07 02:11 PM

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Unlike the Fat One, I actually use my telescope!!

Bad pic, Donal.
I used my scope last night and I now own a very high quality custom
Starsplitter. It's a better scope than yours and I'm now living under
true dark skies.
And I didn't miss two years of sailing because I couldn't handle my
kids either. You can bet I'll do better when Thomas is older.
I'm glad you admitted you haven't sailed much in two years! WOW! The
sad part is that you actually wrote, "What more could a man want?"
Again...wow. Small dreams I guess.



RB
35s5
NY


Bob Crantz June 21st 07 02:22 PM

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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
...

"Donal" wrote in message
...
Where you been?


Around and about.... Music and astronomy are taking up most of my
evening
hours.... so I haven't had much time for the computer.

Unlike the Fat One, I actually use my telescope!!

This is a recent example http://www.lanode.com/priv/astro/m64.jpg


My sailing has been limited for the last couple of years, because my
teenage
sons were too old to come sailing with us, and they were too young to
leave
at home unsupervised!! This year, we are going sailing again. My wife
has
actually asked to go out on the boat.


What more could a man want?


A wife that stays home and watches the teenagers?

I also purchased a very nice telescope. It was a display model that I got
from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. It is one of the largest
that Meade makes. It is far superior to the One of Largess plus the night
sky in my area is completely devoid of any light pollution.

If your kids are starting to drive consider the Toyota Corolla over the
Subaru Impreza. It has a far superior crash rating, far superior gas
mileage and is 1/2 the price.

Hosanna!


Donal, I forgot to mention that my Meade telescope is a custom built one of
a kind, made just for the Consumer Electronics Show. It was assembled by a
telescope maker of intertional repute, using the highest grade COTS optics.
It is not a factory Meade. I even had a concrete pad made just for the scope
which sit upon concrete pylons sunk 20 feet into the earth. Next is the
structure to put around it! I can remotely control with an extended bus from
my computer and replaced the eyepiece with a high quality scientific camera.
I hope to have it all together by September and will put up some pictures on
my website. I'm linking it with the local school so students can RC the
telescope/camera at night, it's pretty easy to do since I helped set up
their remote weather station too.

The Corolla is an outstanding value for your kids. 5 star crash rating for
the passenger and the driver. To get that in a Subaru Impreza you would have
to sit in the passenger seat and drive plus spend another 100% for the car
and 100% more for the lackluster fuel economy. You just can't beat a Corolla
for value.



Capt. Rob June 21st 07 02:35 PM

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Great Story, Bob!
Sadly, Meade was not at CES.


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McNair Technology Co., Ltd. South 3 30337
MCR Group, Inc. Sands 72258
MECA, Inc. North 100
Media Gear South 4 37025
MediaREADY Inc. Sands 74239
Medi-Rub Corp. dba Holly Int'l. North 3037,South 2 26351
Mega System Technologies, Inc. Sands 72932
Megatronix North 700
Mei Shan Elec. Co., Ltd. Sands 72738
Meiloon Industrial Co., Ltd. Hilton 12121
Meizhizun Elec. Tech. Co., Ltd. South 2 25549
Memphis Car Audio North 2809
Mempile Sands 70444
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Tower Ven 30-111,The Venetian Tower Ven 30-105
Merlon Audio/Provision North 837
MET Laboratories, Inc. Sands 73434

Meade does do three major shows in the US. I suggest you research them
and try again!

CRackdown!!!!


RB
35s5
NY


Bob Crantz June 21st 07 02:42 PM

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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...
Great Story, Bob!
Sadly, Meade was not at CES.


MAXSA Innovations, LLC North 6807
Maxxsonics USA Inc. North 1822
May Audio Marketing Inc. The Venetian Tower (Ven 29-312, Ven 29-315,
Ven 29-316, Ven 29-103, Ven 29-308, Ven 29-309, Ven 29-311, Ven
29-310)
MBL of America SandVenetian Titian 2301B,SandVenetian Titian 2301A
McNair Technology Co., Ltd. South 3 30337
MCR Group, Inc. Sands 72258
MECA, Inc. North 100
Media Gear South 4 37025
MediaREADY Inc. Sands 74239
Medi-Rub Corp. dba Holly Int'l. North 3037,South 2 26351
Mega System Technologies, Inc. Sands 72932
Megatronix North 700
Mei Shan Elec. Co., Ltd. Sands 72738
Meiloon Industrial Co., Ltd. Hilton 12121
Meizhizun Elec. Tech. Co., Ltd. South 2 25549
Memphis Car Audio North 2809
Mempile Sands 70444
Meridian America Inc. The Venetian Tower Ven 30-106,The Venetian
Tower Ven 30-111,The Venetian Tower Ven 30-105
Merlon Audio/Provision North 837
MET Laboratories, Inc. Sands 73434

Meade does do three major shows in the US. I suggest you research them
and try again!

CRackdown!!!!


RB
35s5
NY


http://www.chaosmanorreviews.com/ope...p_20070116.php

"Meade's enormous, beautiful MaxMount 20" telescope (link) dominated their
booth."

http://www.meade.com/maxmount/index.html


Try again there Robbie.

The Meade MaxMount, a custom made telescope displayed at the 2007 CES easily
fits in my Toyota Corolla but will not fit into a Subaru Impreza.

SMACKDOWN!!!!!!



Capt. Rob June 21st 07 02:45 PM

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The Corolla is an outstanding value for your kids. 5 star crash rating
for
the passenger and the driver.


4 stars for rear. There are 5 star cars available now, so why buy a
Corolla? It also has average handling and no AWD.
Buy a Legacy 2.5i or GT or any good car with 5 stars all around. Don't
get a Corolla or Impreza...unless you want an STI or something fun
like that!


RB
35s5
NY


Scotty June 21st 07 03:34 PM

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do you ever see anyone looking back at you?

Scotty


"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
...


Donal, I forgot to mention that my Meade telescope is a

custom built one of
a kind, made just for the Consumer Electronics Show. It

was assembled by a
telescope maker of intertional repute, using the highest

grade COTS optics.
It is not a factory Meade. I even had a concrete pad made

just for the scope
which sit upon concrete pylons sunk 20 feet into the

earth. Next is the
structure to put around it! I can remotely control with an

extended bus from
my computer and replaced the eyepiece with a high quality

scientific camera.
I hope to have it all together by September and will put

up some pictures on
my website. I'm linking it with the local school so

students can RC the
telescope/camera at night, it's pretty easy to do since I

helped set up
their remote weather station too.

The Corolla is an outstanding value for your kids. 5 star

crash rating for
the passenger and the driver. To get that in a Subaru

Impreza you would have
to sit in the passenger seat and drive plus spend another

100% for the car
and 100% more for the lackluster fuel economy. You just

can't beat a Corolla
for value.





Donal June 21st 07 11:59 PM

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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ps.com...
Unlike the Fat One, I actually use my telescope!!

Bad pic, Donal.
I used my scope last night and I now own a very high quality custom
Starsplitter. It's a better scope than yours and I'm now living under
true dark skies.



Well, I must say that I am truly envious! Every astronomer can only dream
of owning a "Starsplitter".

Why should we spend soooo much money buying inferior products when we could
be the proud owner of a "Starsplitter" for just a few bucks?




And I didn't miss two years of sailing because I couldn't handle my
kids either. You can bet I'll do better when Thomas is older.


I bet!!


I'm glad you admitted you haven't sailed much in two years! WOW! The
sad part is that you actually wrote, "What more could a man want?"
Again...wow. Small dreams I guess.



I'm contented with what I have.... with what I do .... and with what I am.


You????




Regards


Donal
--




[email protected] June 23rd 07 02:49 PM

Spot the Errors!?
 
"Donal" wrote:
Around and about.... Music and astronomy are taking up most of my evening
hours.... so I haven't had much time for the computer.


Glad to see you back if only for a brief visit.


Unlike the Fat One, I actually use my telescope!!

This is a recent examplehttp://www.lanode.com/priv/astro/m64.jpg


Great pic. Is that really NGC4826?


My sailing has been limited for the last couple of years, because my teenage
sons were too old to come sailing with us, and they were too young to leave
at home unsupervised!! This year, we are going sailing again. My wife has
actually asked to go out on the boat. What more could a man want?


A new boat!

Although spending more time on the water is always a plus.

Fresh Breezes- Doug King



Donal June 27th 07 12:08 AM

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wrote in message
oups.com...
"Donal" wrote:
Around and about.... Music and astronomy are taking up most of my

evening
hours.... so I haven't had much time for the computer.


Glad to see you back if only for a brief visit.


Unlike the Fat One, I actually use my telescope!!

This is a recent examplehttp://www.lanode.com/priv/astro/m64.jpg


Great pic. Is that really NGC4826?


Yes, of course it is. I'm almost insulted that you should ask!! However,
I must admit that it has been very difficult to get enough exposure on
anything this year. Clouds seem to be present on about 5 nights out of
seven.




My sailing has been limited for the last couple of years, because my

teenage
sons were too old to come sailing with us, and they were too young to

leave
at home unsupervised!! This year, we are going sailing again. My wife

has
actually asked to go out on the boat. What more could a man want?


A new boat!


I want a Malo 42. My wife isn't so keen.



Regards



Donal
---




Scotty June 27th 07 07:29 PM

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"Donal" wrote in message
...

. My wife isn't so keen.



she stop bringing you tea?



Donal June 27th 07 11:32 PM

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"Scotty" wrote in message
. ..

"Donal" wrote in message
...

. My wife isn't so keen.



she stop bringing you tea?


No. We are still a proper couple! I look after her and she looks after me.
"Till death us do part."

I get a cup of tea in the morning -- and she can go shopping in the
afternoon.



Regards



Donal
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katy June 29th 07 12:17 AM

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Donal wrote:
"Scotty" wrote in message
. ..

"Donal" wrote in message
...

. My wife isn't so keen.



she stop bringing you tea?



No. We are still a proper couple! I look after her and she looks after me.
"Till death us do part."

I get a cup of tea in the morning -- and she can go shopping in the
afternoon.



Regards



Donal
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Wow...you're easy....


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