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Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a comment. I'm glad to know that my videos have helped. I always believe that hearing a topic from another perspective can be a valuable learning device. I wish you the best of luck with your graduate studies.

I'm very glad to hear that they are helpful to you. Best of luck with your studies.

Thank you so much. I'm happy to know that you found the video useful.

Thanks for the comment. I'm glad that it helped.

And to argue, in the example you are showing after, there isn't the C in the bracket

You are absolutely correct. There should not be a C in the brackets. Sorry for the error, these slides are from McGraw Hill and I didn't check that particular formula.

I don't know if it was wood that was on hand or something they acquired more recently. Either way, it was absolutely beautiful wood. I worked with similar quality wood on the restoration of Elissa. Very rare stuff these days.

Thanks for the tip, it's very helpful. I took a look at it and you're right, it's much better and more accurate as well. I guess my primary complaint about the NPV function is that common usage of the term is not what the function actually does. Effectively the NPV function is doing a PV, but the Excel PV function is even more flexible than the NPV function.

Thank you. I'm glad that you got something out of it.

LOA is 34 feet.

Are you asking about the zendrum? It's an electronic percussion device.

Good luck. We need to help increase the population of monarchs. They are an important part of the ecosystem.

I'm happy to share. Having the privilege of watching and documenting the work of such talented shipwrights is rare here in Cleveland.

Sorry that the sound wasn’t good for you. This was a live performance and I pulled from both the board and the room. It’s not great I agree.

It is very sad. I hope that we can reverse that terrible trend.

Not anymore....read the latest stats and grow Milkweed!!!

Thanks. I really enjoy her.

Sorry, I can't. Their material is copyrighted. However, if you are associated with a university that has a Bloomberg terminal, you should be able to gain access through the university. The other advantage to actually taking it is that if you happen to get a high score, Bloomberg saves that and some businesses will recruit on that basis. One last thing to know, even if you don't have access to a terminal you can take the BMC for $149. You can go here to signup: portal.bloombergforeducation.com/courses. I hope this helps.

Thanks for your valuable suggestions! My University doesn’t have Bloomberg terminal.., i have to do it with $149.😥

I'm glad that you enjoyed it. I'm a kayaker as well. I see from your channel that you're in Ontario as well. Summer of 2019 I got up to the Georgian Bay and had fantastic visit to Ontario. The Huron coast is so nice. I wanted to go back last summer, but with the border closures, I couldn't. I'm hoping that this coming summer I can go back.

@@elliowb2 Yes i am , there is a story behind that of course . I was a sailor first and foremost but , she wanted to do something besides sit around , and the trip to the store was made . Lessons later and full kayak gear we haven't looked back . As retirement looms over the horizon ,,, so that old dream of sailing just came back to our reset dreams . Hope to see you all on the lake and i seriously hope this covid thingy stops. So the search for a larger vessel can resume Fair winds . K and D

It turns out that upon closer examination, I decided to replace the upper shrouds and the backstay chainplates (Pacific Seacraft has them in stock, they're pricey but it was convenient and they are now made of 316 and cut with a water jet rather than a punch). I have a PSC34, and the upper shrouds can be accessed in the small compartment just forward of the bookshelf. I only needed to peel off the headliner, and the bolts were easily accessible. There is a metal backing plate embedded in the fiberglass, but on mine there was a little bit of paint, but it was easy to know off the nuts by putting the socket over the nut and lightly taping it. The lower shrouds would be a bigger pain because they behind teak slats behind the bookshelf. Why are you replacing yours? Do they leak? Even though mine 'looked' OK, there was a potential of crevice corrosion (though not too likely in my freshwater only boat), still decided it was time. Good luck.

Thanks for watching. I was incredibly lucky to catch the first scene footage. Just happened to be the right light and good luck that they were moving the dish during my time-lapse.

X-files aka Illuminati song

On a 34 foot boat like this Crealock, the head IS the shower too. There is no separate shower space. The floor has a teak grate and there is a sump pump that drains the gray water over the side.