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BALTIMORE, MD - For the third straight game, the Johns Hopkins men's lacrosse team jumped out to a 4-0 lead and for the third straight time the Blue Jays made that lead hold as third-ranked JHU used the quick start to fuel an 11-6 win over visiting Albany at Homewood Field Friday evening. The win is Hopkins' ninth in 10 meetings with the Great Danes and improves the Blue Jays' record to 8-2 on the year. Albany falls to 4-6 with the loss, its fifth in its last six games.
For the sixth time in 10 games this season the Blue Jays scored on their first shot of the game as sophomore John Greeley broke the ice just 58 seconds into the game with an unassisted goal - his eighth of the season. The 1-0 lead held for nearly six minutes before seniors Chris Boland and Mark Goodrich teamed for consecutive goals to push the lead to 3-0. Boland scored from in tight after taking a quick pass from Goodrich with 8:13 remaining in the first quarter before the pair reversed roles just over three minutes later with Goodrich finishing off a feed from Boland with 4:49 left in the opening period.
The Blue Jays secured their third straight 4-0 lead when sophomore John Ranagan blew home his 12th goal of the season with just over two minutes remaining in the quarter. The `Danes finally broke through with just five seconds left in the quarter when Rocky Bonitatibus connected after taking a skip pass from the opposite corner from senior Brian Caufield.
The Blue Jays pushed out to a six-goal lead at 7-1 with three goals in the first six minutes of the second quarter as senior Kyle Wharton wrapped a pair of unassisted goals around a strike from sophomore Lee Coppersmith, but Albany scored five of the next seven goals over the next 25 minutes to pull within 9-6 early in the fourth quarter.
The first of Joe Resetarits' three goals came just under five minutes before halftime to account for a 7-2 halftime score, but that goal was answered by an unassisted tally by senior Tim Donovan just 30 seconds into the third quarter to make it 8-2. Another goal by Resetarits just over a minute later was followed by an unassisted goal by Scott Raffensperger midway through the period to slice the six-goal deficit to four.
An extra-man goal for Boland temporarily halted the UA run, but when Resetarits polished off his hat trick with 69 seconds on the third quarter clock and Miles Thompson fired home an extra-man goal just 13 seconds into the fourth quarter, Albany was within three.
Despite gaining the momentum with its flurry, Albany couldn't cut the Blue Jay lead to two and the Blue Jays struck for late goals by freshman Phil Castronova and Ranagan to account for the final scoring. Castronova scored in transition and Ranagan beat a double team and scored from the slot.
Boland led the Blue Jays with two goals and one assist and record the 50th goal of his career in the victory. Ranagan and Wharton both added two goals and Goodrich (1g, 1a) and Zach Palmer (2a) were JHU's other multi-point scorers. Sophomore Pierce Bassett posted five saves in goal for the Blue Jays, who also got another strong showing from senior Matt Dolente, who won 16-of-20 faceoffs and grabbed a career-high 12 ground balls. The 16 faceoffs won matches his career high, which he set just five days ago in a 10-9 win over fourth-ranked North Carolina.
The 14th hat trick of Resetarits' career paced the Great Danes, who got one goal and two assists from Bonitatibus and one goal and one assist from Thompson. Edmund Cathers posted 11 saves in goal for Albany, which was outshot by the Blue Jays, 44-23 and lost the ground ball war, 38-25, as well.
Johns Hopkins will return to action on Saturday, April 16 when the Blue Jays travel to College Park to take on Maryland in the 107th all-time meeting between the Blue Jays and the Terrapins.


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actually in most cases yes neuter will help with aggression but won't fix it
yes you still have to train him but do neuter for reduction in testosterone = less territorial aggression
someone said take the edge off and yes it should do that just fine
Altering a dog does not always help with aggression and in some cases can make it worse. I have a dog like that, and there are a cpl more on here like that I think. Begin training, and then decide the appropriate time for neuter.
Your dog needs a fence, minimum 5 ft - much better would be at least 6 ft and not allowed to chase strangers on the property. The success he has had in chasing has only reinforced this behavior, it will only get worse if it isn't stopped now.
What part of WV are you in? Get in touch with Butch Henderson - easiest way to contact him is thru Perfect Pet Resort . If he is to far, he should be able to direct you to someone who can. Be willing to drive. You wouldn't believe how many miles I have done to work with my troublemaker.
Neutering will not fix your dogs aggression. Your dog is showing pretty high defense drive and who knows what kind of nerve he has... you really, really should invest in a good trainer... and definitely up the management to prevent anyone from getting hurt
ETA: just read some other responses... please really read and take them to heart. This is a potentially deadly dog. Neuter him because he shouldn't be intact and allowed to go out of sight on your property... HOWEVER, honestly, he shouldn't be allowed out on your property unattended... so that's more important, management is key. The consequences for his potential behavior are going to be pretty intense.
|In your situation, I actually agree with the decision to neuter him. Only because you live on 30 acres in WV and your dog has the ability to roam. I have friends who have lots of land up in WV and everyones dogs roam the properties. As far as the aggression issues, neutering him probably will not help. Training and management will be key to keeping everyone safe (in my opinion).
You have 30 acres now. I wonder what happens if your dog bites someone and they sue. I wonder what happens, if your home-owner's insurance drops you, and then you cannot find insurance while you have the dog.
Invisible fences are junk. They cannot keep marauding dogs or other creatures out, and they will not keep a determined dog in. A dog that will chase the UPS man, or joggers on your road CANNOT be confined by an electric fence. They CANNOT be out loose, no, not even with a person.
You cannot manage the dog. You say that if another dog is around, there will be blood, because you cannot stop him. You cannot train the dog because the only trainer within a day's journey has a broken leg. You cannot manage the dog.
You need a Come-To-Jesus moment while this is still in your hands. If the dog bites someone, in maybe out of your hands at that point. A dog is a dog with a canine brain. They CANNOT match us with human brains. We cannot beat our dogs in a pulling contest. Not even our 70-90 pound GSDs, they can pull hundreds of pounds. We do not overpower our dogs. We don't PROVE we are stronger, bigger, badder, by force. If you are intimidated by your PUPPY, then you're done already. The human brain, has to be able to outwit the canine brain. The human has to be able to lead.
YOU need a trainer that will teach you how to train your dog. And until you have that well on its way, and your dog is a different critter, you just can't give him the freedom that you believe that dogs ought to have. You need to manage your dog, and you need to ante up, and drive the distance to go to a good trainer and work with the dog.
You owe it to the dog. Do it before you are facing a lawsuit.
Vets get paid for clipping our little studs right?? Hmmm... Interesting
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I was under the impression and have been told by doctors and veterinarians alike that neutering tends to reduce, or take the edge off aggressiveness.
Not all vets agree.
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Agree with others. I drive an hour each way to my trainer and have since my pup since last July, with the exception of a couple of months over the winter. And I have access to trainers closer, but I wanted the best I could find.
My male will be 1yo next week and is also a big 120lbs and intact. And is beginning to feel his hormones and is VERY brave. No way I'd allow him to do the things you're describing. I'm not saying don't neuter, but I'd quite surprised if it helped in any meaningful way without training and changing your management habits.
A trainer would be my first investment. A good one. Good luck.
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Here's cones malones after his neuter, it did not change him at all but be prepared for lotsa bruises on the backs of your legs (those cones hurt lol)
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He should only be outside on a lead.....a dog with aggression issues should not be outside unless well contained and he has proven the invisible fence does nothing. Either leash him or get a trust worthy fence. And neutering can increase issues in some cases.
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so I made it to fairbanks yesterday (barely) it was quite a road trip.
first my batterie died in Haines (left the lights on) then part of my muffler fell off. not a critical part. trying to get guns through customs got my truck searched ( the agent didn't understand why I would declare my friends guns) then I got lost in north pole and pulled over for speeding.( I followed the car in front of me because I didn't know the speed limit). so I'm here in my dorm room. we went rabit hunting but didn't get anything If I can get photo bucket to work I'll post some pics.


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Re: US Navy ship inquiry finished.....
Originally Posted by AKscooter View Post
If the ex captain was relying on electronic nav s..
All of us depend on electronic navigational charts. From container ships, cruise ships, naval ships and those of us that sail FRP boats. It's been this way since they deployed GPS satellites. I keep paper charts only as a backup, as does every other sailor I know. Paper charts and sextants have been backup items for over a decade.
Now having said this, it's irrelevant to this discussion as this case has nothing to do with a chart plotter. Presented with conflicting charts, had the Captain plotted his course using the paper charts and still run aground, the inquiry result would not have changed one bit. Any boat hits anything other than waves, it's the Captain's fault.
This story is about conflicting Naval charts and blind luck or rather bad luck.
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If the ex captain was relying on electronic nav slaved to electronic charts as his sole nav aids then he is part of a larger problem with many boaters today. You correlate your position with known visible waypoints/other islands etc. (He was in an area that has roughly 10,000 islands) Ignoring alarm signals of his equipment, disregarding rules, regulations etc. Totally believable as he ran aground due many such factors. Including ignoring all the layers of personnel below him whose sole job is to navigate, stand watch etc. So when a poster says herr durr it is not his fault he relied on incorrect electronic charts given to him and then he ran onto a reef..... you think he should be cut some slack?.......please stay off the water and do your sailing dockside. If you rely only on electronic nav aids and DO NOT stand watch, refuse to correlate visible landmarks with what your charts are telling you, failing to communicate with appropriate local vessels, and ignoring authorities trying to warn you of something amiss....wow just wow.....you will sooner or later make a "mistake". At least no one died from this captains choices.
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Flipping coins has no place in navigating. If EITHER chart showed a possible problem, the captain would have been justified in going out of his way to avoid it. If you think there might be issues because of discrepancies on charts, you have people reading soundings and forward-sonar signals especially carefully, and have other people ready to react if anything - like a reef- is reported. Coral grows almost straight up from the bottom, so you need to be on your toes. I sailed transatlantic with an ex-Navy Destroyer captain who was assigned to search atolls in the Pacific for downed pilots at the end of WW II. He said the standing order was to proceed at flank speed on the given course to the next atoll, and when the depthsounder showed something like 2000 feet, to execute an immediate emergency full right rudder and stop engines. They'd be 500 feet from the island.
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The point is that she wasn't being navigated at all...simply driven between points on the chart plotter.
Before we go down this rabbit hole, let me say that the guy was the Captain and is ultimately responsible for the safety of ship and crew. Automatically ... he is at fault.. the hearing couldn't have gone any other way.
One point on that chart plotter though. The report points out that he used two Navy issued charts for navigating those waters and that the two charts did not agree. When he plotted his course, one chart showed him clear of the reef and one showed the ship passing over the reef.
The Captain obviously flipped a coin and lost. I'd put an equal amount of blame on the command that issued those charts as that was what he was supposed to use to navigate the ship.. yet this fact hasn't been covered in this thread.
Which brings up a couple of questions..
They convicted the Captain for driving his ship on a reef. Which occurred because they plotted their course using the inaccurate set of charts. How was he supposed to know which set of issued charts was accurate?
Lastly, by finding the Captain at fault (this was non judicial, he was not found guilty), how does this prevent any other US Navy ships from grounding on the same damn reef?
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I did not read the entire 160 page report....and yes it might be a boiler plate production as most reports generated tend to be a reproduction of the preceding report. That given, I seriously would like to know who was responsible for ever letting this guy behind a wheel.
Re: US Navy ship inquiry finished.....
Correction: Wasn't enough.
Re: US Navy ship inquiry finished.....
Originally Posted by TropicCat View Post
Did you think this ship was newly built and had but a single voyage under her keel? Or did you mean that you have a list of incidents over the 23 year life of this ship? Or incidents in the commander's history? Where exactly did you pull your ship's history from?
Watch standing practices don't develop overnight. This ship had a culture that allowed steaming without navigating. I don't have to know anything about this ship's history or its commander to know that.
I can also tell you that it wasn't just the Navigation Department on this ship that had problems. A ship with poor watch standing on the bridge...the most visible of watch parties...will have shortcomings in Operations and Deck and Engineering and others.
Too bad the reef, the ship, and the Navy's reputation were the casualties of their laziness.
Doesn't mean that the crew of Guardian were bad people or weren't trying hard. They just didn't live up to their responsibilities. They knew them and were trained to do them. The Navy makes sure of that.
But they are people and they are fallible. That's why...for important activities - like Navigation...several levels of command and watch structure are required.
For example there are four distinct levels of oversight: for open ocean steaming, for restricted waters, for piloting waters, and for sea and anchor detail (entering and leaving port). I don't know what level was set for Guardian. What I do know is that it was enough. And it was a habit.
Re: US Navy ship inquiry finished.....
Originally Posted by mad_machine View Post
My father being retired navy thought that was how it was going to go as far as who got relieved of duty.
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Originally Posted by fryewe View Post
Nope. They didn't navigate a million miles without incident.
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That ship probably navigated a million miles without incident, until they loaded that last chart into their plotter. Suddenly everyone is incompetent.
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O'Reilly distorted court ruling on campus military recruiters, decried influence of "gay lobby"
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FOX News host Bill O'Reilly misrepresented a November 29 court ruling striking down a federal law denying federal funding to colleges and universities that ban military recruiters from campus. O'Reilly falsely claimed that the ruling "punish[ed] the military for its 'don't ask, don't tell' policy on homosexuals" and insisted, "the feds have a perfect right to withhold funding from any forum that doesn't obey the law." In fact, the ruling did not address the propriety of "don't ask, don't tell," and there is no law against banning military recruiters from college campuses. Rather, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruled that denying federal funds to schools that bar military recruiters infringes on these schools' First Amendment right to express opposition to "don't ask, don't tell."
On the December 1 edition of FOX News' The O'Reilly Factor, O'Reilly explained: "There's a whole bunch of legal mumbo-jumbo involved [in the judicial opinion], but the bottom line is that the judges overrode Congress and decided to punish the military for its 'don't ask, don't tell' policy on homosexuals." He added: "The 'don't ask, don't tell' policy is not unconstitutional. So any bias is perceived, not provable. And the feds have a perfect right to withhold any funding from any forum that doesn't obey the law."
In fact, the Third Circuit in Rumsfeld v. FAIR did not "punish the military" for anything, and the constitutionality of "don't ask don't tell" is irrelevant to the court's decision. The court ruled that colleges and universities have a right to protest "don't ask, don't tell" by banning military recruiters, and that the law withholding funding from those schools -- known as the Solomon Amendment for its sponsor, former Representative Gerald Solomon (R-NY) -- is unconstitutional because it is tantamount to coercing schools to endorse a policy that they oppose. Indeed, the First Amendment guarantees the right to protest policies even if those policies are constitutional. The court explained: "[W]e conclude that the Solomon Amendment violates the First Amendment by impeding the law schools' rights of expressive association and by compelling them to assist in the expressive act of recruiting." (The ruling bears on funding for all colleges and universities, not only law schools.)
In a footnote, the court took pains to point out that it was not ruling on the constitutionality or wisdom of "don't ask, don't tell" or any other military policy: "We note that this is not a case involving military discretion to determine whether internal policies are necessary and appropriate. ... On the contrary, this case involves the military's compelled presence on the campuses of civilian institutions."
In attacking the ruling, O'Reilly complained that "[t]hese activist judges have negated that law, thumbing their noses at Congress and at us." In reporting that Harvard Law School had announced in the wake of the ruling that it would bar recruiters from its campus, O'Reilly declared, "It didn't take long for Harvard Law School to kick the military to the curb." He then launched a general broadside against unnamed Harvard administrators, accusing them without evidence of being motivated by anti-Americanism and lack of concern about the threat of terrorism:
O'REILLY: As for Harvard, what can I say? I learned a lot [as a student] there, but many administrators live in the clouds. Theory, not reality, rules -- "The war on terror is a concept," "The military are brutes," "The U.S. government is misguided" and on and on and on.
(O'Reilly earned a master's degree from Harvard's Kennedy School of Government in 1996.)
O'Reilly then decried the alleged influence of the "gay lobby": "This revenge of the gay lobby is hurting the country, which is in the middle of World War III as we all know. Harvard has now sided with the lobby. It's not only a shame, it's dangerous."
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This week, the City of Virginia Beach unveiled its new, improved and simplified design for the city's official government Web site, VBgov.com. The new site was designed with citizens in mind, as a true "Citizen Service Portal."
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The VBgov.com redesign continues a strong initiative to improve the city's customer service offerings. In addition to the city's recently implemented 311 service and popular online assistance service, the new site provides an opportunity to conduct city business through ease of use and 24-hour access to the city's most commonly requested services and information.
Gwen K. Cowart, director of communications and information technology, explains the goal. "Virginia Beach considers customer service to be one of its highest priorities. For many years, VBgov.com has been a valuable resource to all of us as citizens and this will continue. With the release of this new site design, we have focused on providing site visitors with enhanced, user-friendly access to the services and information they need, without having to navigate through multiple levels of content. Additionally, the close connection between VBgov.com, Online Assistance, and the 311 Center ensures that our citizens will get the answers and assistance they need in the way they are most comfortable -- self help, online assistance or via the phone."


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For the third year running, US News & World Report announced today that RISD tops its rankings of the best Fine Arts Schools, which looks at graduate programs in art and design throughout the country. In earning the top spot among peer
graduate programs, RISD edged out both Yale and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
In terms of specialty categories at the grad level, RISD earned a #1 ranking in graphic design, glass and interior design; placed #2 in industrial design, metals/jewelry and printmaking; and #3 in ceramics, multimedia, painting, photography and sculpture.
The rankings are published on the US News Education website, and will appear in
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Look around Emirates Stadium and maybe, just maybe, one or two little things will strike you as being different. That's because the process of 'Arsenalisation' – turning the Gunners' home into a very visible stronghold of all things Arsenal through a variety of artistic and creative means – is well and truly underway, with some exciting and sometimes truly extraordinary effects coming your way.
Among the new features will be 12 'Greatest Moments' walls around the lower concourse, including quotations or commentary around a truly iconic moment in the Gunners' history along with pertinent images and numbering. These have been selected through a poll on Arsenal.com, and will depict:
- 25 – The Herbert Chapman era
- 71 – The 'double'
- 89 – Winning the title at Anfield
- 94 – Winning the Cup Winners' Cup
- 95 – Dennis Bergkamp signing for Arsenal
- 96 – Arsène Wenger appointed manager
- 97 – Ian Wright breaks Cliff Bastin's goalscoring record
- 98 – First 'double' under Arsène Wenger
- 02 – Another 'double'
- 04 – Arsenal winning the league and remaining unbeaten
- 05 – Thierry Henry breaking the Club's goalscoring record
- 49 – Unbeaten run by the 'Invincibles'
This is just one of a whole range of installations and visuals that you'll see springing up in the coming weeks. There will be pictures and displays celebrating the Gunners' exploits in Europe, the Club's managers, its hat-trick heroes, and a special players' signing wall – among much more.
You'll also notice the pattern of a cannon displayed among some of the seats inside the ground – and a magnificent, mould-breaking 'Highbury Shrine' will be coming this way very soon too. It is also hoped that images will also be mounted on eight 'cores' around the outside of stadium – subject to planning permission – leading to the cumulative effect of 32 Arsenal Legends 'embracing' the stadium and the fans.
Arsenal CEO Ivan Gazidis, who has been involved at the heart of this process, spoke to the matchday programme to tell us more about the intentions behind, and the hoped-for effects of, Arsenalisation.
"It's important to recognise that our fans are at the centre of the Club, and that the supporters who attend our games have a right to have their say about the environment in which they watch those games. Listening to our fans, we were hearing a consistent message that, while Emirates is a superb modern stadium, they want us to make it more of a home. Ultimately it's our fans' house, so we've listened to that and taken steps over the last months to engage them in a process of discussion about what these ideas should be - and then to implement as many of them as we can early on in the new season.
"I'm really excited about all the elements of Arsenalisation. As they come together and you begin to see the vision realised, it's going to have a tremendous impact. The lower concourse is going to be transformed, and for the fans who attend that area it will make a fairly dramatic impact on their matchday experience. Additionally, I think the Highbury Shrine is one of the most sensational pieces of creative artwork that I've seen and it will be very impactful – while the cumulative impact of the players 'embracing' the stadium will be dramatic when all eight cores are covered.
"You'll already notice the cannon logo that will be formed by the seats in the lower level opposite the tunnel. This ensures that we'll have something inside the stadium itself stating very clearly that this is Arsenal's home in a way that is consistent with the values of the Club. It's understated but confident. All of these things are done with a view to recognising the history, the tradition and the values of the Club – but also providing a new, forward-looking vision and visual style to the stadium. Our rich tradition, coupled with vision, has always been a part of Arsenal.
"There will be more changes to come. It's important to understand that this is a first phase – there are other things that we think are great ideas, like moving away from the idea of 'Quadrants' and instigating a more 'human' naming of the various parts of the stadium, along with relocating the clock to the inside of the stadium. Some of those things have not been practical to implement for this year, for various reasons, but we still have them very much on our radar screen for the future.
"We're also going to be spending time learning more about the mechanics of the stadium and ways in which we can improve the fan experience in all aspects, not only visually.
"We have been working hard on Arsenalisation for the last couple of months, and will be phasing changes in over the first two or three home games - and I think that'll be quite exciting, because each time you come back to the stadium there'll be something new to experience. I hope all supporters enjoy the new developments as much as we have enjoyed putting them together."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Duluth Pack is celebrating 100 years of manufacturing at 1610 W. Superior Street in Duluth, Minn. And we would like all our friends and families to help us celebrate.
For those near the Duluth factory location we will be hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house on Friday, July 15th. The festivities begin at 11:00 am on the sidewalk in front of the factory with the mayor of Duluth proclaiming it "Duluth Pack Day." Please come and join us, and help us kick off our next 100 years on Superior Street.
For all our fans spread across the seven continents we want you to help us celebrate, too.
We are looking for a favorite photo of you and your clan decked out in the finest of Duluth Pack gear. Post a shot of you in front of the Taj Mahal wearing a Duluth Pack t-shirt. Or send us a photo of your family climbing Mount Kilimanjaro wearing matching cross paddle sweatshirts. From Kathmandu to Timbuktu it is up to you to pick your favorite and then post them to our Facebook fan page or send them into the blog. Emailed photos will also be accepted at: [email protected]
We will throw all the photos into a Duluth Pack baseball hat and draw out one lucky winner. That winner will receive a $100 DuluthPack Gift Card which can be used at our website or at our flagship store in Canal Park.
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Post your "Super Fan" photo to our Facebook fan page, to our blog or email to [email protected] and our blue-ribbon panel of judges will select three favorites. Those three will then be posted for the world to see, and the Duluth Pack faithful to judge. When the masses have spoken the last one standing will be judged "Duluth Pack's Super Fan," and be given a $100 Duluth Pack gift card to further spread the word.
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In Pasadena, the Cardinal started off with a bang, and Coach Shaw showed some uncharacteristic trickery on the first drive. A wildcat-reverse-pass by Drew Terrell set up a 16-yard Kelsey Young jet sweep touchdown run. I certainly give the coaching staff full credit for scripting some brilliant plays and putting us on the scoreboard early, but Terrell's 34-yard spiral and Patterson's acrobatic catch wowed me more than anything else. Looks like Drew could have beaten out Nunes for the starting quarterback spot! On our next possession, a 43-yard Hogan-to-Ertz bomb (both Hogan and Ertz's best play of the game) allowed Stephan Taylor to run it in from the three.
However, Montee Ball and the Wisconsin Badgers efficiently marched down the field and found themselves at the one-yard line eight minutes later. Then, on fourth down, the Stanford defense rallied back, just as they did against Oregon, to come up with a huge goal-line stop.
Despite this, Wisconsin showed that they came to play, as they scored after a stop deep in our own territory. The Cardinal responded, and Jordan Williamson (who has come up big as of late with clutch field goals against Oregon and in the Pac-12 Championship) punched in a 47-yarder. But near the end of the half, Wisconsin and their "jump around" fanbase gained the momentum with a touchdown pass that cut our lead to 17-14.
The third quarter was a battle for field position, and both punters saw a lot of action, with seven punts between the two of them in the third quarter alone. Meanwhile, with only three third-quarter first downs to mark, the chain-moving crew rested. Finally, in the fourth quarter Stanford put together the first real drive of the half, chewing up six-and-a-half minutes en route to another Williamson field goal. Wisconsin, though, with a chance to orchestrate a game-winning drive, looked poised to give interim coach and Rose Bowl legend Barry Alvarez one last win in Pasadena. But it was not to be.
With two minutes left, Usua Amanam crushed the Badgers' Rose Bowl hopes with a timely interception. Following in the footsteps of Richard Sherman, another offense-to-defense convert, Usua came full circle in his transition from running back to defensive back. Three plays later, Stepfan Taylor's five-yard rush for a first down sealed the deal. After leading Stanford to a hard-earned 12-win season, David Shaw could finally sit back, relax, and smell the roses.
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Feminism | Posted by Alec A on 02/10/2011
The Future West Point Cadet and Military Axe Grinding
Not a single female was to be found in my first semester history course.
Our class discussed this curious state of affairs extensively, and it was decided after much deliberation that another history course offered during the same block – Gender, Culture, and Power – had absorbed any females interested in learning about current affairs in the Middle East and Central Asia course. Do women find hardcore politics unappealing? I think that would be a gross generalization, but the better question is: Do men find gender studies emasculating?
In any case, one morning, my favorite history teacher who taught the class, started a conversation about the military. As was her style, she often began the day with some relaxing banter before pulling …


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By Rob Kelly
Arsène Wenger says Emmanuel Frimpong has never been fitter after recovering from the second serious knee injury of his career.
The 20-year-old ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee while playing on loan for Wolves against QPR in February, and missed the rest of last season.
The all-action midfielder experienced a similar problem in his left knee in 2010, but Wenger says Frimpong is ready to make his long-awaited return against Coventry on Wednesday night.
"The good news is that Frimpong will be on the bench, and if possible, we will put him on," the manager told Arsenal Player.
"It's a big moment because he has suffered for a long time and has worked extremely hard, like Jack [Wilshere].
"Once you're back, you want so much a chance to be involved. So I want to give him a chance to be involved at least. Physically Emmanuel has never been as fit as he is now. That should come out in the next two months.
"You need matches and certainly he will be involved when we play at West Brom [on Monday, October 1] with the under-21s. He's a competitive boy and a fighter. Of course this type of player always wants to be involved."
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|Jun 21st, 2017 02:28 AM
Re: 1930 results
It is very nice to have full results from an event such as the Italian. Thanks Mark.
|Jun 20th, 2017 05:53 PM
Re: 1930 results
April 28-May 4, International Italian Championships, Milan, Italy (Clay)
Draw of 24
1R = First round
1R: C. Viganò d. M. Sertorio 6-0 6-0
1R: Baby Manfredi d. Ilse Friedleben (GER) default
1R: S. Peretti d. Ida Adamoff (FRA) default
1R: Baroness Maud Levi d. Signora Garcia 6-2 6-1
1R: Anna Luzzatti d. Signora Colloridi 6-0 6-0
1R: Lina Gadda d. Nelly Neppach (GER) default
1R: Leila Claude-Anet (FRA) d. Madeline ONeill (GB) default
1R: Rosetta Gagliardi d. Rosie Berthet (FRA) default
Eight players had a bye.
2R = Second round
2R: Lilí de Álvarez (ESP) d. Ucci Manzutto 6-0 6-1
2R: Giulia Perelli d. Gabriella Malenchini default
2R: Viganò d. Manfredi 6-2 6-1
2R: Baroness Levi d. Peretti 6-1 6-0
2R: Luzzatti d. Gadda 6-0 6-1
2R: Gagliardi d. Claude-Anet 3-6 6-2 6-0
2R: Arlette Neufeld (FRA) d. B. Clerici 6-2 6-1
2R: Lucia Valerio d. Giuliana Grioni 6-1 6-0
QF: de Álvarez d. Perelli 6-3 6-2
QF: Baroness Levi d. Viganò 7-5 6-2
QF: Luzzatti d. Gagliardi 6-1 6-2
QF: Valerio d. Neufeld 6-1 6-3
SF: de Álvarez d. Baroness Levi 6-2 6-1
SF: Valerio d. Luzzatti default
FI: Lilí de Álvarez (ESP) d. Lucia Valerio 3-6 8-6 6-0
DF: Lilí de Álvarez (ESP)/Lucia Valerio d. Leila-Claude Anet (FRA)/Arlette Neufeld (FRA) 7-5 7-5
XDF: Umberto de Morpurgo/Lilí de Álvarez (ESP) d. Pat Hughes (GB)/Lucia Valerio 4-6 6-4 6-2
Notes: This was the inaugural edition of the Italian Championships. At one point in the women's singles final Lucia Valerio had led by 6-3 4-1 before losing.
|Jan 4th, 2017 03:39 PM
Re: 1930 results
From the London 'Times', Saturday, July 5, 1930:
"Lawn Tennis The Championships America's Day
"Yesterday was the Fourth of July, and the large number of Americans who made their way to the All England Lawn Tennis Courts at Wimbledon found much comfort there for their absence on that day of days from home, from the Stars and Stripes, the exploding of crackers, the noise and bustle of parades, and the hundred-per-cent enthusiasm for country and hometown.
"The American women's champion, Mrs Helen Wills Moody, proved she was still peerless among women players, and won the Championship at Wimbledon for the fourth time in succession [ ] Mrs Moody's right to the title is complete and undisputed. No one has made anything of a challenge against her this year, and Miss Elizabeth Ryan yesterday failed as simply as any of the others who had gone before. Had she been playing as she did some years ago, she might have employed her cunning and experience to some purpose, but it availed nothing against one who was mistress of the situation right from the start and always called the tune.
"No present-day player seems to have any prospect of overcoming Mrs Moody, for nearly all of them try to play in the same hard-hitting way. Until they can learn to use their heads as well as their arms, and to realise that mere power and force are not everything, they will not meet with much success. A more complete all-round game, in which strokes are constantly being varied, is necessary above all things. Young players are frequently so much coached that they lose all initiative. They play by the book, by the written or spoken word, they do not think or see for themselves, they have little confidence in themselves and their own powers of thinking and foresight, and they are afraid to strike out on a trail of their own. There will be a new champion when that is done. [ ]
"Mrs Moody's Victory
"Miss Ryan made but a slight resistance to Mrs Moody. She had come on the court prepared to vary her play in such a way as to keep Mrs Moody running, but she was seldom allowed to settle down and only at rare intervals could she do as she had planned. It was Mrs Moody who piped while Miss Ryan danced, and Miss Ryan got only two games in each set. She started well to take the first of all in which Mrs Moody was serving. She had a short return shot just dropping over the net on the far side to which neither Mrs Moody nor even Jean Borotra could have got up.
"That was only a brief tale, however, and Mrs Moody was soon in her stride. It was an easy stride, too, for she stood almost motionless in the centre of the baseline hitting strong and deep to the far corners with almost monotonous regularity, and Miss Ryan was made to run with energy from side to side in an endless and fruitless chase. That was as much as she could do, and she was early in the match seen to be tiring. She had a chance in the fourth game with only one point required, and hit out when up at the net with Mrs Moody at her mercy.
"She did better in the following game and won by getting Mrs Moody's service back with the same gentle returns. But that was all she could do in that set. An occasional well-placed and well-judged shot won a point, but more often they failed to baffle Mrs Moody, who got up to drive them far from Miss Ryan's reach.
"Miss Ryan started very feebly in the second set and lost a game as quickly as it could be lost. The second, however, came her way, two of her drop shots finding Mrs Moody far away and unable to get there in time. Mrs Moody, however, was soon back in the lead in the third game. Then Miss Ryan made her last despairing effort, and in doing so strove to quickly get up to the net after her service and was foot-faulted, for the linesmen yesterday seemed to have suddenly discovered that many players do foot-fault. That upset her calculations a little, and though she did contrive to get near to the net at times it was small profit, for Mrs Moody had the means of stopping that kind of thing with fine drives down the side of the court.
"Mrs Moody then began to serve at her best, and a love game followed the fifth. Miss Ryan came back at that and won to love on her service, Mrs Moody being rather weak in her returns on the backhand. That was all, for Mrs Moody went straight away to win. In the last game Miss Ryan made one of her short shots; Mrs Moody got it back and Miss Ryan hit out. Then, to show that she too was an adept at a short shot, Mrs Moody made a stop volley that just fell over the net, and won."
|Jul 2nd, 2016 12:48 AM
Re: 1930 results
|Jun 30th, 2016 04:19 PM
Re: 1930 results
circa mid-August, Viareggio, Italy (Clay)
Venue: Circolo Tennis Viareggio
FI: Lechen d. ??
MX: Lechen/Merciai d. ??
|Jun 8th, 2016 02:41 PM
Re: 1930 results
|May 22nd, 2016 05:39 PM
Re: 1930 results
April 23-May 5, All-Jamaican Championships, Kingston, Jamaica
SF: Gloria Calder d. Edna da Costa 6-4, 6-3
SF: Ethel Poulle d. Dorothy Watson 6-3, 7-5
FI: Gloria Calder d. Ethel Poulle 6-4, 7-5
DF: Aubrey Bell/Edna da Costa d. Gloria Calder/Mrs H.C. Stuart 6-4, 6-3
XDF: Edna da Costa/Harry Philpotts d. Gloria Calder/Charles S. Brandon 6-3, 5-7, 6-2
|Apr 27th, 2016 06:18 PM
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|Apr 13th, 2016 09:01 AM
Re: 1930 results
Week of December 22-28
December 23-30 Calcutta Championships, Calcutta, India
FI: Jenny Sandison d. Lena McKenna 8-6 6-4
FI: Jenny Sandison d. Mrs E. Peters 8-6 6-4
DF: Mrs E. Peters/Jenny Sandison d. Lena McKenna/Marjorie Stork 7-5 6-2
MX: Jenny Sandison/Leonard Brooke-Edwards d. Mrs Smith/Hodges 6-1 6-3
|Apr 12th, 2016 10:25 PM
Re: 1930 results
Week of March 3-9
March 1-10, Ballygunge Cricket Club, Calcutta, India
FI: Mrs Newson d. Mrs Creffied 6-4 4-6 7-5
|Apr 12th, 2016 10:20 PM
Re: 1930 results
Week of January 27-February 2
Circa late January? Calcutta Championships, Calcutta, India (Grass?)
FI: Jenny Sandison d. Mrs E. Jordan 6-3, 6-1
DF: Jenny Sandison/Mrs Simon d. Mrs Jones/Mrs Jordan 1-6 6-1 6-2
MX: Jenny Sandison/L. Brooke-Edwards d. Mrs Williams/R. McInnes 9-7 6-3
|Apr 12th, 2016 03:38 PM
Re: 1930 results
Updated. Thanks
|Apr 11th, 2016 02:15 PM
Re: 1930 results
May 20-31, Simla, India
FI: Mrs B. Shepherd d. Mrs Lumby 4-6, 6-1, 8-6
|Apr 11th, 2016 02:14 PM
Re: 1930 results
March 1-10, Ballygunge Cricket Club, Calcutta, India
FI: Mrs Newson d. Mrs Creffied 6-4, 4-6, 7-5
|Apr 11th, 2016 02:13 PM
Re: 1930 results
February 21-March 2, Southern India Championships, Madras, India
FI: Mrs [A.S.] Butler d. Laura Woodbridge 6-4, 6-4
XDF: Won by Laura Woodbridge/Captain Lakshmanan
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J. C. "Sonny" Gilbert Wildlife Management Area consists of 7,524 acres located 6 miles west of Sicily Island, La. Major access routes to J. C. "Sonny" Gilbert WMA are Louisiana Highways 8, and 915 and the Boeuf and Ouachita Rivers provide boating access to the western portion of the area. The majority of the area, approximately 6,180 acres, 2,021 acres purchased by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, 4,159 acres donated to the Department by International Paper Co. in 1980. Between 1984 and 2002, approximately 1,345 additional acres have been purchased in smaller tracts through Act 18 of Second Special Session, Marsh Island Fund, Rockefeller Fund, Gen. Oblig. Bond, Wildlife Habitat Trust, State Duck Stamp, and NWTF Donations.
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The most popular game species is white-tailed deer, squirrels, and turkey. There is a substantial population of turkeys on this area and a public lottery hunt is conducted annually. A youth lottery turkey hunt is held each year on the weekend prior to the regular turkey season. Woodcock, rabbit, and raccoon hunting opportunities are also available. There is a five acre gravel pit that was impounded and stocked years ago and offers some fishing opportunity. Freshwater species including bass, sunfish, and catfish are popular with area users, but fishing opportunity is limited by lack of available aquatic habitat.
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Other Public Use:
Please refer to the WMA rules and regulations for permitted activities. In addition to hunting, trapping, and fishing other common activities include boating, hiking, birding/sightseeing, horseback riding, berry picking, and, raccoon field trials.
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HP Stable Notes: Friday, November 14, 2008
Neal McLaughlin, brother and assistant to trainer Kiaran McLaughlin, had not visited Hollywood Park since the 1997 Breeders' Cup, but he was happy to be back Friday.
McLaughlin, an assistant in New York and Florida for 16 years, was on hand to supervise the works of two Shadwell Farm candidates for the Turf Festival later this month.
"That's the best I've seen him move since I've been with him," said McLaughlin of Shakis. "He came home really fast and was moving really well. He's definitely taken a liking to this surface. That was perfect."
Shakis was shipped here to Barn 55 following an 11th-place finish in the Breeders' Cup Mile at Santa Anita on Oct. 25.
"It seems like the Breeders' Cup didn't take much out of him," said McLaughlin. "He didn't get a chance to run in that one. He was on the rail, and it never opened. He seems to have bounced out of it fantastic. I'm really excited."
McLaughlin expressed confidence Shakis would make amends for the Breeders' Cup in the Grade I Citation at 1 1/16 miles on turf.
"In the Breeders' Cup, against that quality of field and drawing the one-hole, we had to commit to saving ground, and it didn't open up," explained McLaughlin of the race in which Shakis was forced to check while in tight quarters in the stretch. "Nobody was going to catch the filly (winner Goldikova) that day, but we had a chance for third.
"I think a mile and a sixteenth is exactly what he wants," added McLaughlin. "He loves it firm He just needs some speed in front of him, a good draw and a clean trip. In his best races, he circles the field."
Shakis, an Irish-bred son of Machiavellian with seven victories in 35 starts and earnings of $860,532, will make his final start before going to stud at Shadwell in Kentucky.
"We would love to get that Grade I after his name," said McLaughlin. "He's won a couple of Grade IIs and been close in a couple of Grade Is. A Citation win would solidify his position in Kentucky. It's an important race for him."
Alan Garcia will ride both Shakis and Habaya. McLaughlin said Habaya, a royally-bred daughter of Storm Cat out of champion Golden Apples, breezed an easy five furlongs in preparation for her third start. She broke her maiden at first asking on the Belmont turf before finishing second in the Jessamine Stakes at Keeneland on Oct. 9.
"She was not a real precocious 2-year-old," said McLaughlin. "She moved well on dirt but with her pedigree, we thought we would try the grass. We thought about the Breeders' Cup, but we ran her back in two weeks in that stake in Kentucky, and with her pedigree and bright future, wanted to give her more time.
"Habaya is the first horse we've gotten that was broken in Dubai as a yearling," added McLaughlin. "Johnny Hyde, who breaks all Sheikh Hamdan's babies over there, used to work for Kiaran in Dubai. Our other U.S. horses are broken in South Carolina. It's a bit of an experiment, but it has worked well." (Sheikh Hamdan owns Shadwell.)
The synthetic surface here was a big attraction for both horses.
"They both trained very well on the Polytrack at Keeneland, a reason for bringing them out here early," said McLaughlin. "Rather than go back to New York in the cold, we decided to let them get accustomed to the weather out here.
"(Synthetic) influenced our training schedule with both horses, especially being turf horses," added McLaughlin. "I think the synthetic surfaces here in California will open the door for more horses from overseas and the East."
McLaughlin said Shakis and Habaya were scheduled to breeze once more next Friday before their stakes engagements.
Trainer Peter Miller said Friday from San Luis Rey Downs that unbeaten Backbackbackgone would seek his fourth victory in the $100,000-added Hollywood Prevue Stakes for 2-year-olds on Nov. 23. The Grade III test is at seven furlongs.
Backbackbackgone won the Willard Proctor Memorial Stakes here in his second start May 25 and returned from a four-month layoff to capture the six-furlong Goodman Stakes at Santa Anita by a nose Oct. 18.
"He had some minor baby stuff after the Proctor," explained Miller of the layoff. "He showed a lot of guts in the Goodman. I didn't have him real tight, he didn't switch leads and was a little short.
"He should be a lot tighter for this," added Miller. "He worked a strong seven-eighths here Wednesday in 1:25 and four-fifths, the last quarter in 23 and two. He should be ready to go."
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FINISH LINES — Trainer Doug O'Neill said Garrett Gomez would ride Hollywood Juvenile Championship winner Azul Leon for the first time in the Hollywood Prevue. "He bounced out of the Breeders' Cup in great shape," said O'Neill of Azul Leon, who finished ninth, 4 ¾ lengths behind the winner. "He was shuffled back behind a slow pace."…O'Neill also plans to run Master Daniel, a 3-year-old colt, in the Vernon O. Underwood Stakes at six furlongs Nov. 22...Irish trainer Ger Lyons, who will send out his first Hollywood Park starter in Pasar Silbano in Sunday's Moccasin Stakes for 2-year-old fillies, is not related to television racing analyst and former trainer Frank Lyons, but they are well acquainted. "I met Frank when I worked in the United States for Carl Nafzger in 1986, and where I live in Ireland now in County Meath is ten miles from Frank's home in Dunboyne." Lyons' wife, Lynne, explained she named the filly Pasar Silbano, "'To Whistle By' in Spanish because the dam's name is Give A Whistle."…Trainer Bob Baffert has high hopes for both Casino Gold and Wynning Ride in the Moccasin. "The Anoakia went in 1:07 and four — ridiculous," said Baffert of the six-furlong time of the Santa Anita stake on Oct. 19 when Casino Gold checked in fourth behind wire-to-wire winner Mi Chiamano Mimi, who puts her unbeaten record on the line in the Moccasin. Baffert will send out his first stakes starter for owner Arnold Zetcher in Wynning Ride since Zetcher turned over most of his stable to him last month. The Candy Ride filly broke her maiden Oct. 10 at first asking for previous trainer Ron McAnally…Trainer David Hofmans likes the prospects of consistent Fire n' Brimstone in the $65,000 Audrey-Skirball Kenis. "I think the mile and an eighth will be a big help," he said. "It may be a little step up, but I think she is ready for it."
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|March 6th, 2011, 05:52 PM
All about the cubicles...
Trailer back up lights?
I don't have any back up lights on my trailer and find myself backing into camp sights and into my driveway after dark a lot.
I want to install some back up lights but don't want to spend hundreds of dollars experimenting.
My trailer has the jeep style brake light and I'm considering switching to an led style with the back up lights.
Anyone install something they like?
The brighter the better.
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Mount whatever lights you want to use on the trailer, and then run a suitable size positive wire to the front, along with either a new ground wire, or upgrading the existing ground to acomodate the new load on it. The connector can either be replaced with one that has 1 more contact (or more, 2 if you want a seperate ground for the lights), or just keep your existing connecter and add another for the reverse lights (that would be the best way if you use more then 1 vehicle to tow the trailer, or loan it out on occasions...saves on the hassle of hacking connectors togethor)
To run those new lights off of the tow vehicle, run a positive wire from the battery (underhood fuse box is just as good, and usaully easier to connect to), through a circuit breaker or fuse, then through a relay, and then to the back of the vehicle. Use the factory reverse light circuit (or just a rocker switch) to energize the relay. Could also do both. The switch would be handy to have light that isnt blocked by the trailer when setting up camp, or whatever else you may be doing.
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|March 6th, 2011, 07:53 PM
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i used that back up light that autozone sells which comes with 2 clear lights about 5 inches wide and 2 tall. i mounted them to the cornors of my trailer and tapped into the reverse lights on my truck (07 silverado). we also hooked up the wire to my jeep and also my uncles 06 dodge ram so he could use it also since we both tow the trailer alot and none of the truck have had a prob. also i did that about 5 years ago and have used them countless times one of the best things i did. but you do it what ever way makes you feel comfortable because its your truck. hope this helps.
|March 7th, 2011, 07:17 AM
All about the cubicles...
The wiring is not a concern. There are no provisions for back up lights on the trailer including wire. What ever I do will have to be wired from scratch.
The reason they were a good idea is that I KNOW they will throw light even if it become a longer task to wire properly.
The lazy side of me was looking for a led style so I would just have to wire the trailer and splice a bu light on the tow rig to my 7 way.
I was thinking of starting with something like this http://www.amazon.com/COMBINATION-DU.../dp/B002B8AUSQ
I just don't know if they will be bright enough.......
|March 7th, 2011, 04:26 PM
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thease are not the exact same ones i used but close. all i ran was 1 extra wire from the light on trailer up to the truck and connected it to the wire behind my taillight. the ground wire i just screwed to the trailer since it is allready grounded. easy fix took less than an hour and the light are 55 watts so they light up a good distance and its a wide beam of light.
|March 7th, 2011, 04:32 PM
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here is the lights i used on mine. hope it helps
|March 7th, 2011, 04:41 PM
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these are fairly expensive. http://www.gorecon.com/product.php?pk=140&pname=Part+%23+264150+-+Projector+Back-Up+Reverse+Lights&p_cat=46#
but being projectors they don't really have a visible reflector. meaning you may not have to cover them when on the road and underway.
generally speaking, jonnylaw don't like it when he pulls up behind you on the road and see's his own headlights reflecting brightly back at him - or worse if he lights you up with his take-downs or door spot lights and blinds himself...
How do I know?
I had a friend that mounted a massive ~6" x ~9" off road light in the rear deck of his old school VW GTI because the oem reverse lights were those tiny triangles... even though it was wired off of a relay and only turned on when the car was in reverse, it netted him a traffic citation...
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you could run a switched wire (or from your truck's existing reverse lights) like mentioned above, to a relay that then turns the power on to your rear-directed fog/driving lights. you could do an easy quick-connect or a basic plug/harness concoction to make it easy to connect and disconnect when you want to. it doesn't really matter what plug you're using, or how many wires it was meant for, you will only be using one(or two).
and as for the reflectors from the housing being a bad idea, i second that as well. i personally have some LED driving lights that can just be tapped into the parking lights onto my truck. they are such a low power draw, it's a non issue. going with an led enclosure also removes/minimizes the chance of the 5-0 getting upset about a refracted beam.
something like this
|March 7th, 2011, 06:28 PM
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These are what's going on my dad's trailer when i rewire it for him.
They AWESOME lights !! LED and throw some serious light.
they come in round too http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Maxxi...Q5fAccessories
we installed the round ones on a customers blazer when i worked at unlimited. they were pretty bright in the shop.
|March 7th, 2011, 08:43 PM
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|March 7th, 2011, 08:54 PM
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Ok. LEDs are the ticket, or not the ticket so to speak.
I didn't know about five-o getting upset about the reflector in the lens. That's good to know. I'd be pissed to spend money on lights, then get a ticket and have to replace the lights with something DOT approved.
I don't mind a little expensive. I'm going to have this trailer a LONG time. I just didn't want to spend a lot of cash on lighting and not have it help.
I like the round ones. Being surface mounted I can get rid of the Jeep style lights on the back that I keep breaking. My 4' dove tail is nice but it is hard on exposed taillights. At $40 a pop I wouldn't be happy to keep breaking them.
|March 8th, 2011, 07:28 AM
All about the cubicles...
My tow rig is a W3500 Chevy (Isuzu style cab over w/6.0) with a 18' cargo box. It was probably not intended to be used to tow with. I added the 7-way to the back.
I'll look. It would be nice to not have to add an in-line fuse or depend on the fuse of the truck bu lights. Thanks.
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i Hooked some led reverse lights on an older trailer we had. My truck at the time only had the 4 prong wire connector. I wired another connector with weatherpack teminals and used a seperate switch with led indicator. Sometimes its nice to have the lights on when the vehicle is not in reverse. Like in park on a hill or driving around your property, loading up stuff at night, or other times when you dont want the vehicle idling. I just had a 3/4" bright red led indicator light on the dash next to the switch so i wont forget they are on when driving down the road.
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my post may not help you, as I don't have much experience with these medium-duty trucks you are working with. I just know my 1/2 ton has it.
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Posted by Fatemeh Khatibloo on the Customer Insights Professionals Blog on October 29, 2013
Yesterday, FTC Commissioner Julie Brill published an essay on AdAge.com that calls on data brokers to join -- or, rather, establish -- an initiative called "Reclaim Your Name." The goal of the program would be to provide a single portal where consumers could see what data the industry has collected about them, provide options to opt in and out, and to correct data that might be inaccurate.
While the commissioner's article is a bit heavy on the "big data" rhetoric, her point is well taken: We have entered an era where the volume of data that individuals make available about themselves -- often inadvertently -- is increasing daily. Unfortunately, guidelines for how marketers and the larger data industry collect and use personal data are in short supply. This conflict is one of the major challenges that our industry faces in the coming decade: How can brands excel in the age of the customer if they're constantly under scrutiny about their privacy and data practices?
Acxiom, one of the world's largest data brokers, recently launched its own version of the kind of portal Commissioner Brill calls for. AboutTheData.com lets individuals see a subset of the data Acxiom knows about them, provides correction and opt-out opportunities, and aims to provide consumers with education about the data industry as a whole.


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