615 Chutney, featuring Southern Indian (Tamil) in Bellevue, has closed. I'm bummed. Where will we get our dosa and idli fix now? Owner Niroop Prabhakar was so nice and we loved their food.
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Anyone know what the motion picture production work at Belmont is for? They've been there all week and have the full on package - catering, talent trailers, multiple grip and support trucks, etc. I don't see what looks like a live truck or sat uplink/fiber feed demarc.
2017 GTI DSG Autobahn with PP
I'm hearing a rattling/clunking noise when going over high frequency (not larger dips) road bumps from under the car after a front and rear brake job - new rotors and pads were fitted. When I very lightly drag my foot on the brakes the noise doesn't occur on bumps where it does elicit the noise when I am not touching the brakes. The work was done at an independent Euro specialist shop and they looked at the brakes again and now want to dig into the suspension. Braking feels fine and I'm not hearing any noise upon braking other than a faint dragging sound which I think is due to the ceramic pads fitted vs. the OE semi-metallic. The suspension feels normal and
I'm looking for a older B&W movie where a young woman (early 20s) opens her dress and shows her body to the soldier at her door while speaking this dialog "Go away. What do you want? Do you want to see me? Is that what you want? I'm 21 and I'm pretty. Everyone says I'm pretty." There are 2 other women in the room one older and the other young. There is no nudity in the shot, the woman is shown from upper chest up.
I know there are plenty of hand held anemometers out there. Is there one that can measure and record both wind speed and direction? I'd like to have something to take and be able to mount temporarily on a boat to record speed and wind direction over time. Obviously the device will need to be able to correct for the person holding it or the boat moving to correctly determine wind direction (i.e. has a built in compass and can use this compensate for the user or boat moving "underneath" the direction indicator. I'm not thinking of dedicated wind instruments like Raymarine, B&G, etc, but portable / handheld.
It might not exist since I'm having trouble finding something that will do this. Anyon
I know there are plenty of hand held anemometers out there. Is there one that can measure and record both wind speed and direction? I'd like to have something to take and be able to mount temporarily on a boat to record speed and wind direction over time. Obviously the device will need to be able to correct for the person holding it or the boat moving to correctly determine wind direction (i.e. has a built in compass and can use this compensate for the user or boat moving "underneath" the direction indicator. I'm not thinking of dedicated wind instruments like Raymarine, B&G, etc, but portable / handheld.
It might not exist since I'm having trouble finding something that will do this. Any R
23' with a fixed lead keel and 2300 lbs weight. Options include a fixed sprit for an A-sail or rigging for symmetric spinnaker. Composite coring - no balsa.
The platform in back between the main bridle (no traveler) and the back stay looks like a cozy place for sailing instructors to stand.
I've seen estimates it will be in the $50k range, but no prices have been published yet. They call it a "family daysailor."
Looks like a modernized J-22 to my eyes with the winches on the cabintop, fixed keel (makes it harder to trailer, but mechanically more robust?), no lifelines, dacron sails.
What the heck happened at the Hwy 100 / Old Hickory intersection east of Warner Park Nov 26th evening? Multi-car collision with overturned vehicles that looked bad.
As the topic says, we are looking for recommendations on a LOUD (as in the internal speaker) handheld Marine VHF radio, please.
It's time to replace our radios for race committee use. We have a kit of Standard Horizon HX-210s and their speakers just don't have the umph when conditions are noisy re: motors running, sails flogging, raining, etc. Standard Horizon, Icom, and other quality brands are what I'm looking for - no Cobras, Unidens, etc. please. Waterproof and floating are required features.
Annoyingly, many makers don't publish the speaker output power in their specs for all their radios. So, I'm asking for folks with practical experience. I'll assume that if it isn't publish
As the topic says, we are looking for recommendations on a LOUD (as in the internal speaker) handheld Marine VHF radio, please.
It's time to replace our radios for race committee use. We have a kit of Standard Horizon HX-210s and their speakers just don't have the umph when conditions are noisy re: motors running, sails flogging, raining, etc. Standard Horizon, Icom, and other quality brands are what I'm looking for - no Cobras, Unidens, etc. please. Waterproof and floating are required features.
Annoyingly, many makers don't publish the speaker output power in their specs for all their radios. So, I'm asking for folks with practical experience. I'll assume that if it isn't publish