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Panasonic announces availability of AG-3DA1 Full HD professional 3D camcorder and 25-inch 3D production monitor (3/9/2010)
Availability of AG-3DA1 Full HD 3D Camcorder, 25" 3D monitor, large format 3D plasma displays, new partnership with Bexel, open up next dimension of professional stereographic production
Panasonic Solutions Company today highlighted several significant announcements that will foster the next wave of professional 3D production. With the availability of the highly-anticipated AG-3DA1 fully-integrated Full HD professional 3D camcorder and 25" 3D production monitor, and a new multi-year partnership with Bexel, Panasonic is making affordable 3D production tools more accessible to a broad range of professional content producers. The company also pointed to the imminent availability of 85", 103" and 152"—the world's biggest—large format Full HD 3D plasma displays.
"Panasonic's new suite of professional 3D products is a linchpin of the company's end-to-end 3D strategy, and will provide wide-ranging, cost-effective opportunities for 3D content creators," said Rance Poehler, president, Panasonic Solutions Company. "In addition to Panasonic-developed technology, the Bexel relationship is further evidence of Panasonic's commitment to providing platforms for our customers to develop and improve 3D production techniques as consumer and business demand for an immersive viewing experience increases."
Accessible, Affordable Professional 3D Camera and Production Equipment The AG-3DA1, which began shipping last week, is the world's first professional, fully-integrated Full HD 3D camcorder recording to SD card media. The AG-3DA1 has the potential to democratize 3D production by giving professional videographers a more affordable, flexible, reliable and easy-to-use tool for capturing immersive content.
At less than 6.6 pounds, the AG-3DA1 is equipped with dual lenses and two full 1920 x 1080 2.07 megapixel 3-MOS imagers to record 1080/60i, 50i, 30p, 25p and 24p (native) and 720/60p and 50p in AVCHD. It can record for up to 180 minutes on dual 32GB SD cards in Panasonic's professional AVCHD PH mode, and offers professional interfaces including dual HD-SDI out, HDMI (version 1.4), two XLR connectors, built-in stereo microphone and twin-lens camera remotes. The AG-3DA1 has a suggested list price of $21,000.00.
Also shipping now, the new BT-3DL2550 3D LCD Monitor, with professional features such as dual HD-SDI and DVI interfaces and multiple display options, is a powerful 3D production tool, whether working with the 3DA1 camcorder or with 3D rigs. The BT-3DL2550 displays high-quality, flicker-free 3D content, and offers a full 1920 x 1200 display, exceptional color performance and a ruggedized frame. Additionally, this display supports high-quality 2D performance.
The BT-3DL2550 delivers three stereo (3D) display options, including Simultaneous (dual SDI), Line-by-Line, and Side-by-Side, and the same exceptional-quality color reproduction as Panasonic's popular BT-LH2550 LCD production monitor. The monitor displays 3D content using an Xpol® polarizing filter, so content can be viewed with Panasonic's BT-PGL10G 3D Polarized (passive) Glasses.
Its size and weight make it portable for any 2D or 3D production, with versatile tools to simplify 3D rig production and save costs, since no separate stereo processor is required. These tools include side-by-side viewing for color matching, Flip and HIT (Horizontal Image Translation). The BT-3DL2550 has a suggested list price of $9,900, which includes two BT-PGL10G 3D Polarized Glasses.
Filling out Panasonic's suite of 3D production gear, the AG-HMX100, the industry's first affordable live switcher for 3D event production, will ship later this month. The multi-format HMX100 is an all-in-one unit with video switching, audio mixing, and frame synchronization, designed to support multiple camera workflows, from production, to corporate A/V projects, to wedding and live events. The HMX100 has a suggested list price of $5,800.
Field-tested 3D Technology from Panasonic
Panasonic technology has already been successfully field tested by industry professionals. There have been several high-profile productions utilizing pre-production models of the AG-3DA1 and BT-3DL2550 in the months leading up to the products' availability:
* Veteran cinematographer Randall Dark shot a travel documentary series, 3 Cities in 3D, which will air on Wealth TV in 3D this fall.
Panasonic Partners with Bexel to Promote Cost-Effective 3D Content Creation Announced earlier today, Panasonic's partnership with Bexel, a unit of the Vitec Group's Services Division and a leading worldwide provider of broadcast services and solutions, is designed to provide a highly flexible mobile facility for the production of full HD 3D programming in support of Direct TV and other leading 3D content providers.
Through their joint partnership, Bexel will have six 3D camera rigs, four from 3Ality Digital and two from Parallax3, all equipped with the Panasonic AK-HC1500 1080i/720p HD multi-purpose cameras. These rigs will be able to be paired with many of Bexel's flypack systems, enabling customers to shoot multi-camera productions in 3D. Bexel is also outfitting its 53-foot edit trailer, BBS1, as a mid-sized 3D production environment for those producers who need a workspace or a viewing area for their 3D production. The trailer will incorporate additional Panasonic professional 3D products, including AG-3DA1 Full HD 3D camcorders and advanced 25" BT-3DLH2500 production monitors. Beginning this month, Bexel will offer the truck and its services on a rental basis.
"Our partnership with Panasonic will provide our customers with an array of cost-effective 3D tools," says Jerry Gepner, chief executive officer, Vitec Services Division and president of Bexel. "For 3D to truly reach its potential, production companies have to start employing it across a wide range of content, not just major events. Until now, operating costs and scalability were two of the factors preventing that from becoming a reality."
Full Suite of Large Format Full HD 3D Plasma Displays, Including World's Largest
Panasonic recently introduced the highly anticipated Panasonic TH-152UX1 152-inch, 4K x 2K (4096 x 2160) resolution Full HD 3D plasma display, the world's largest1. Equivalent to nine 50-inch screens, this stunning 17:9 display will immerse spectators in life-like, three-dimensional images and can illustrate even oversized products with life-size views. The company has also announced the TH-103VX200U and TH-85VX200U, 3D versions of its premium 103-inch and 85-inch plasma displays. These products will ship in December 2010, at suggested list prices of $65,000 and $45,000, respectively. The TH-152UX1 is targeted to be available in January 2011.
Ideal for a broad spectrum of cutting-edge applications, the three new Full HD 3D large-format plasmas are designed for utilization in corporate environments, in commercial applications, healthcare, in home theatres and screening rooms, for digital signage in public facilities, in education and in entertainment staging.
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Our ideas move mountains. One of many ideas is a unique model used to control costs at the Marão tunneling project in Iberia, Portugal.
High in the Marão Mountain range, close to the clouds and the sky, is one of Portugal's most beautiful, most majestic, and most treacherous roads. The winding and difficult terrain, especially in the winter or harsh weather, impeded travel, causing longer drive times and avoidable accidents. This triggered a government-funded project which appointed construction specialist, Empresa Portuguesa de Obras Subterrâneas (EPOS) to solve this country's dilemma. Launched in 1986, EPOS was already behind some of the most important road and rail tunnels in Portugal, Spain and Algeria. But this time, the company, with the help of Atlas Copco, began working on twin, parallel tunnels that successfully cut straight through the mountain. EPOS was able to control its expenses in the drilling area with a special fixed rate per cubic meter system that Atlas Copco provided.
" This is how it works: machines are running, EPOS is paying. If the machines are not running, EPOS pays nothing. Simple as that. "
Carlos Russo, Production Director at EPOS, discussed the many challenges and restraints they faced on the project.
"Together with EPOS and based on the data that we had gathered, we estimated all the cost they would have with the machines running; spare parts, drilling consumables, service," Dias explained. "Then we adapted this to a fixed price based on the cost per cubic meter excavated. This is how it works: machines are running, EPOS is paying. If the machines are not running, EPOS pays nothing. Simple as that."

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Virginia Wesleyan sank 15 3-pointers Friday and beat John Carroll 101-86 in the NCAA Division III tournament's first round in Wayne, N.J.
Warwick High graduate Breven Lyons' 18 points and Kecoughtan alum Kaelin Poe's 13 rebounds helped the Marlins get to face William Paterson, the host of the four-team pod. Paterson breezed past Cobleskill State (N.Y.) 80-54 behind 20 points each from Sandy Burgos and Terik Bridgeman.
VWC sophomore guard Tim Jones scored 15 points in the final 10 minutes to hep the Marlins pull away for good against the Blue Streaks of Cleveland, Ohio. He had 17 points in the second half and 18 for the game.
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Kristen Stewart Gets Cornrows for Chanel, Kiehl's Debuts Nail Polish, And More Beauty News
Lauren Conrad's '60s-inpsired Allure shoot, Zoe Saldaa scores a L'Oreal contract, Jon Snow talks hair, and more of the beauty news you missed this week.
Kit Harington—a.k.a. the actor that plays Jon Snow—is sick of talking about how he gets his hair to look "medieval" for Game of Thrones, but in case you were wondering, there's very little shampoo involved. {GQ}
The first images from Kristen Stewart's campaign for Chanel's Paris-Dallas collection have been released. We'll sum them up in two words: cornrows and toothpicks. {Fashionista}
Lauren Conrad covers Allure's April issue in a '60s-inspired shoot—specifically, Catherine Deneuve's big hair and dramatic cat eyes from Belle de Jour. {Allure}
Now that you have your Coachella survival kit put together, it's time to address the nail art you'll be rocking at the festival. Take some inspiration from these Instagram gurus. {BellaSugar}
L'Oreal Paris' newest face is Zoe Saldana! We can't wait to see what they come up with. {Stylelist}
You might be familiar with Etsy as the perfect destination for unique gifts, but the site is also full of handmade cosmetics, many of which are organic or vegan. {New York Times}
Model Liberty Ross has been on the fashion scene for 20 years, ever since she was discovered by iconic photographer Mario Testino on a London street. She's breaking down her model-off-duty beauty routine for Into the Gloss. {Into the Gloss}
Kiehl's first nail polish, a glossy black available in July, is a tribute to the company's annual LifeRide motorcycle trip, which the company established to raise HIV awareness. {WWD}


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A winner was selected from 8 designs submitted by 5 freelance designers.
In a nutshell, OptionFu is an online video course that teaches traders how to trade options. The course is well over 17 hours (and growing). My traffic is mainly social, but I'm looking to kick it old school with some advertising.
I also run InvestingWithOptions.com, a blog on the Stocktwits network. I trade options, I enjoy finance and weightlifting.
OptionFu is geared towards the retail investor that is just starting to learn about stock options. The main email I get in my inbox is "where do I start?" So I filled the need.
A problem I have with the brand is people are pronouncing it "Option Eff Yoo" when it should be "Option Foo." I intended to have it be "kung-fu" for options, but an asian inspired theme isn't necessary.
Mostly male, ages 18-45. Retail traders with a little experience trading, who are looking to get started with trading equity options. They are looking to make money, manage risk, and trade their own accounts.
I require 3 different graphics, dimensions 728x90, 300x250, and 160x600. They will all be of the same color theme and overall style. They will be delivered via .png and .psd filetypes. These graphics are going to be used in ads on webpages, geared towards the finance sector.
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Editor's Note: This article is part of a series produced by the Southwest Times Record in Fort Smith. The entire series will be published online at www.hsvvoice.com. Next: State establishes Arkansas Prescription Monitoring Program.
To curtail the state's most emergent drug threat, the Arkansas office of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration created a tactical diversion squad in April 2012 that focuses on prescription drug abuse.
The squad, made up of one group supervisor, three special agent positions and six task force officers, operates out of the state DEA office in Little Rock and works with law enforcement agencies all over Arkansas, said Bill Bryant, assistant special agent in charge.
"In Arkansas, hydrocodone is probably the most abused drug, just as it is nationwide. Oxycodone or the stronger pain medications that are Schedule II, they're highly abused too," Bryant said. "We tend to focus on the ones that are highly abused."
Cpl. Paul Smith of the Fort Smith Police Department's Narcotic Unit said his office stays in close contact with the diversion squad.
"They forward us information if they get complaints up in this area. If it's something that's going to be an in-depth, long investigation, we forward it down to them," Smith said. "But we haven't had any up here that we really haven't been able to handle ourselves."
Agents with the squad use a variety of methods to curtail prescription drug abuse, focusing primarily on drug distributors.
"Just like narcotics investigators investigate distributors of cocaine, marijuana and heroin, we investigate distributors of prescription pills," said special agent Anthony Lemons, group supervisor. "We work organizations just like any other narcotics investigator would work on the investigation of a cocaine trafficker."
The emergence of the diversion squad reflects a change in law enforcement made to counter the evolution in criminal drug activity, Lemons said.
"We've worked cases where guys discontinued distributing cocaine and only started distributing prescription pills because there's more demand for it," Lemons said. "It's a huge threat. It's only second to marijuana in abuse — even before cocaine, or heroin or anything else."
Abusers can get their hands on prescription drugs in a number of ways, Bryant said, keeping the task force busy all over the state.
"Unfortunately, we do run into crooked doctors. They're arrested just like any other profession," Bryant said. "Between doctor shopping, thefts, pharmacy break-ins — any way that they can get them — especially with drugs like the Oxycodone pill, they're going for about a dollar a milligram. So if you've got an 80-milligram Oxycodone pill, that's selling for $80 on the street for one pill."
In 2011, the Arkansas Legislature passed Act 304, which authorized the creation of the state's Prescription Drug Monitoring Program. The program went into effect March 1 and aims to prevent prescription drug abusers from getting multiple prescriptions for the same drug.
"It's in the very preliminary stages of getting off the ground," Arkansas Drug Director Fran Flener said. "They're collecting information from all the pharmacists to establish a database, so that when a physician goes online they will be able to see any scheduled prescription that a patient of theirs has been given within the state of Arkansas."
Flener said authorities are doing what they can to keep up with the state's fastest-growing drug problem.
"This trend has come on so fast and increased so fast that everybody is in a huge learning curve. But I do feel like awareness of the problem is at an all-time high within the state," Flener said. "It's just an ever-expanding circle of people who have some sort of involvement with this problem."


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I saw those today as well. From what I've read about them, it is some sort of interchangeable line where you can mix and match parts or something like that. From those pics, it appears they are quite underarticulated and don't look all that great. Like you said, trash. Oh well, it makes it easier to save money though, and I hope that they come out with at least a few in "Legends" form like the Avengers and Spidey lines at WM this year. I know there is supposed to be an Iron Man Legends type line of 6" figures, but I'm not sure of the details (comic or movie based - or both, store exclusive or retail wide?). These figures though...eek.
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ST. MARYS — An apparel store opened its doors in downtown St. Marys Friday morning to area residents, offering a variety of school and custom, embroidered apparel.
Victory Apparel, located at 124 W. Spring St., St. Marys, offers a slew of local school apparel, including St. Marys, New Bremen, New Knoxville, Minster, Wapakoneta and Spencerville, in addition to a variety of Ohio State University apparel. Business Manager Sheila Goins said the owners of the local shop decided to expand into St. Marys to fill a need.
"The owners have several other shops, including an apparel store in Celina, and they had some customers in the area and found that there was a need in the community for some lower prices," Goins said.
Kelly Kaiser, Varsity Apparel's first customer, said she was impressed with the prices.
"The prices are awesome," she said.
Goins noted that in addition to the school apparel, Varsity Apparel can also have custom apparel made for businesses, organizations, groups and fundraisers.
"We're not just for the schools," she said, noting that in addition to T-shirts and sweatshirts, the shop also has button-down shirts. "We can do business attire."
The business also offers blankets, scarves and bags.
"Pretty much anything you can embroider, we can do," Goins said.
Customers can also add a personal touch to their items by adding a name to T-shirts and get their order back quickly.
"We generally have a two-day turnover for custom orders unless it's a large order," Goins said.
Bulk orders, she noted, receive a discounted price.
"We do give bulk-rate pricing, so if you order more than seven shirts, you get a bulk price," Goins said.
Goins said that Varsity Apparel also has a selection of custom Christmas items.
"We have stockings that we can put their names on," she said, noting the store can also have "Baby's First Christmas" items made.
In the future, Goins said the goal is to make Varsity Apparel a go-to shop in the community to all groups.
"To have more than just the schools," she said. "We want to make sure the whole area has the service."
Varsity Apparel is open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. For more information, call the store at 419-300-8611.


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Animal adoption agencies will tell you one of the biggest obstacles to finding permanent homes for pets is behavioral problems, particularly aggression.
The Davidson household learned about aggression the hard way recently. Our black Lab, Heemeyer, bit our Chihuahua, Diego Rivera, after the little guy challenged the big guy. Bad move. Blood was drawn, hospital bills mounted and — since this was the second time — the mistress of the house decided the Lab had to go.
I stuck up for Heemeyer — after all, the little one started it — and convinced her to let me try another way. I hired an animal behaviorist who visited my home and observed the dogs as they interacted. She suggested a series of steps that centered on me asserting control as the "biggest dog," including training Heemeyer to sit or lay down on command and separating the dogs at crucial times such as feeding.
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Q: I have to disagree with you concerning Tech Editor Fred Williams' melted 50-amp fuse ("Meltdown," Nuts & Bolts, Feb. '14). You say a high resistance creates heat. Not true. A piece of paper between two contacts would be a high resistance, as would oxidation on a set of points. These are insulators, or perfect resistance to flow of current. I've seen plastic wire connectors melted. Is this high resistance? No.
What happens is this: Source voltage is available, load path is good, and at some point the connection becomes compromised (corrosion, connector pins/ spades loosen, and so on). This is not altogether high resistance because there is still a path, but that path is now smaller and being asked to try and continue to carry the original load. This is like trying to run your winch on 16-gauge wire when it requires 1 gauge. A loosened connection is simply a reduced surface area available to flow current, but that same current is demanded and the source is still capable of delivering.
Now, Fred had too many circuits connected to said fuse. All those circuits were fine and simply placed too much load on the target fuse. The fuse did not blow but instead got hot and melted the body. I'd say it was a manufacturer problem with the fuse and the source side of the fuse was well capable of much more current and the load side was certainly drawing enough to melt the fuse. The element was simply made heavier than intended. I've only seen that one other time in 25 years as a professional mechanic.
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A: Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Mike. You bring up some good points. However, we might have to agree to disagree on a few of your statements. Pieces of paper between electrical contacts or oxidized points are indeed insulators, provided they break an electrical connection completely. But insulators are not examples of "perfect resistance" because in order for resistance to exist in an electrical circuit, there must first be a connection present. If there is no connection, then there is no circuit and therefore no resistance.
Let's take your corroded points as an example. If they're corroded to the point that the points no longer make contact with one another, then no current is flowing and the corrosion is acting like an insulator, just like the rubber or plastic that coats a wire. However, if they are just a little corroded and still allow some current to pass through, then the corrosion is acting as a resistor and only allowing some of the current to pass. This resistance to current flow creates heat. It might take a while for heat to build up in a set of points because they open during operation, breaking the connection and allowing the contacts to cool off. But still, have you ever seen a burned-up set of points? Maybe younger guys haven't, thanks to the modern miracle of electronic ignition, but I've seen plenty of them. Like tuning a carburetor, properly setting up points is rapidly becoming a dying art, but I digress.
You are correct in thinking of an electrical circuit like a path, and that the path needs to be big enough to handle the job. I like to think of circuits like a pipeline. If the pipe (or wire gauge and related components in an electrical circuit) is the right diameter for the job, then water (electricity) can flow with no problem and everything is happy. If the pipe is too small in diameter to handle the volume of water (or current) trying to flow through it, then the water starts to back up. The same thing happens if there's an obstruction placed in the pipe, because water will only flow as much as the smallest section of pipe. It's the same with electricity. As you say, a poor connection reduces the size of the path for electricity to pass through, so therefore a compromised connection resists the amount of electricity allowed to pass through it. Instead of water backing up with my pipeline analogy, resistance in an electrical circuit causes heat. It's not a coincidence that a resistor, such as a ballast resistor in our old points ignition system example, can be warm or even hot to the touch.
Why electrical resistance equals heat is more than what we really need to get into here, but since we seem to agree with how a fuse operates (if the amount of current exceeds the rating of the fuse, the "little part" of the fuse heats up and pops), then you must also agree that resistance equals heat. If enough heat builds up, bad things start happening, as it did with Fred's Army truck. Therefore, regardless of what went wrong, resistance melted the fuse block.
Lastly, you and I agree that Fred had way too many things hooked up to that fuse and that it's likely that the fuse was bad due to a manufacturing problem, which caused the melted fuse block. Hopefully this helps clear things up.
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Q: I'm looking at buying four matching 31x10.50-16.5 tires I found in my local area. The DOT info on them indicates they were made in 1997, but they were never mounted and were stored all that time wrapped in heavy-duty shipping paper. Are these safe? And what price would be reasonable?
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A: 16-year-old tires for street use? I wouldn't risk it. The biggest enemy of tires is sunlight, but heat is also an issue. Even if they were stored properly, rubber can harden and get brittle with age. Though the seller may claim the tires have been stored in a warehouse and wrapped up, you don't really have a way of knowing for sure if that has been the case for their entire lives. There is a rule of thumb in the RV and trailer industry that tires should be replaced after seven years whether they are worn out or not because of exposure to sunlight and infrequent use.
If the vehicle the tires are going on is a trail rig or something that gets used around a farm or ranch, and the tires are cheap enough, go for it. But I still wouldn't bother unless you have some 16.5-inch wheels lying around to mount them on. The 16.5-inch tires are gradually being phased out and it's really not worth investing in a set of wheels just for some old tires. As for a price, that really depends on what you're willing to pay, but they would need to be free or close to it if I were going to part with my money for them.
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Q: I have been into 4x4s for years now and have owned several Jeeps. I have gone many different routes in building some of my Jeeps, including big lifts, big motors, and so on.
My latest project is a '67 Jeepster Commando that now sits in my garage as a pile of parts. As I prepare to rebuild this gem I keep thinking back to my two favorite Jeeps that I had the most fun driving, my '83 four-cylinder CJ-7 and my '56 CJ-5. What made them fun is that they were mostly stock(the CJ-7 had a 2-inch lift and 33-inch tires). Both were manual steering with manually operated brakes. There were some bragging rights that came with driving them, especially in the case of the CJ-7, which stalled often (damn electrical gremlins). I decided that instead of going high-dollar custom with the Commando I wanted to revert back to these past vehicles a little. I have Dana 44 front and rear axles with a custom full-floater setup on the rear. I was going to put discs on the rear (I have a Dana 18 with the drum brake). It will have a mild lift with lots of fender cutting, as I have to do that anyway to remove rust. It will run a fairly stock V-6. I have already removed the stock steering on it, and the front Dana 44 is set up for crossover steering.
What would be a good manual steering box and brake setup? And what would a good tire size to run with this setup? I did 33s before, and I don't remember it being totally awful, but I was a lot younger then. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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A: Old-school 4-wheeling! Though I really like my rockcrawling buggy (tube-car according to Fred Williams), I have just as much fun and sometimes more wheeling my little '84 four-cylinder CJ-7 with a 2-inch lift and 31s. It has manual steering and brakes, and manhandling it up hills while fighting the carburetor is awesome in a sick and twisted way. Like you, this Jeep brings back fond memories of past no-frills Jeeps I've owned in equally dubious mechanical condition.
I'll answer your last question first, since it will have an impact on the rest of what you do. The low-lift big-tire look is a popular trend right now and it has a lot of advantages. Determining what tire to run depends a lot on how you intend to use the Jeep. If you want to build a mild recreational wheeler, then just about any tire size will do. If you want to go rockcrawling, then go bigger. If you want to go mudding, go bigger still. I would recommend sticking with a conservative amount of lift, determine a tire size you want, and then trim sheetmetal as necessary. With your Jeep's mild V-6 and Dana 44s, it should be able to handle 35s with no problem and maybe 37s with a light foot and chromoly shafts.
In terms of the steering, I can tell you firsthand that memories of past Jeeps are sometimes better than they were in reality. Just one trail ride with my new-to-me manual steering CJ-7 had me gathering parts to do a power steering conversion. I'm probably just getting old and lazy, but the novelty of having to muscle the steering wheel when trying to pilot the Jeep through obstacles wore off quickly, especially when trying to keep the thing running and have enough momentum to avoid killing the tired four-banger. It depends on how much of a purist you want to be, but manual steering with 33-inch or larger tires will definitely give you a workout, and 37s with manual steering sounds like torture!
Whatever you do, cut off the tractor steering that came on the Commando and convert to a manual or power Saginaw steering box, which can easily be adapted to your crossover steering setup and can be readily sourced from other Jeep models as well as a variety of GM car and truck applications.
Going with manual brakes, on the other hand, is not a terrible idea. If the system is set up properly you won't need a linebacker's left leg to bring the Jeep to a stop, and you'll have the bonus of normal brakes for more than two pumps with the engine off. Considering your custom application and rear disc swap, it's going to be critical that you do the math and select a master cylinder with the proper bore and volume to work effectively with the disc brakes that you use. There have been several good brake stories printed in this magazine over the years that can help guide you, and you can find even more information on www.4wheeloffroad.com.
Keep in mind, however, that larger tires place more leverage on brake systems, so the taller the tire, the more likely you will appreciate having some power assisted brakes. Power brakes might also be a better option if you intend to have others behind the wheel who are not familiar with manual brakes. If you decide to go with power brakes, don't overlook hydroboost as an option, as those systems can be very effective and have a smaller footprint than a vacuum booster.
As for an ideal source vehicle, that all depends on how the math works out for the calipers and master cylinder you need. Brake boosters and master cylinders are more interchangeable than you might think.
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Q: I own an '11 Ford F-350 diesel 4x4 and am wondering which front axle the truck has, exactly. I've been told by many that it's a Dana 60 high pinion or a Dana Super 60. I'm looking to get a Lock-Right for the front to improve traction. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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A: You have been told correctly: Your truck has a high-pinion (also known as reverse rotation) Dana 60 equipped with ball joint knuckles and unit bearings. For further verification, look on the ribbing around the differential centersection; there is usually (but not always) a telltale "60" cast somewhere on the ribbing. It's a great axle and well known to be able to stand up to serious abuse. The Dana Super 60 was used in the heavier F-450 and F-550 trucks only. Your axle should have 35-spline inner axleshafts, and the Lock-Right part number is 92-0460-3200. A Lock-Right is an affordable "lunchbox locker" that uses the factory carrier, so there's no need to reshim the ring-and-pinion when installing it. I've had very good luck with Lock-Rights over the years and wouldn't hesitate to recommend one to someone on a budget.
You didn't mention how you're using the truck, but it seems like an unlikely rockcrawling candidate. Keep in mind a front locker is going to drastically change how the truck steers in 4WD, but it's hard to beat the added traction. If that's a concern for you, then a limited-slip might be a better choice.
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Q: I have an '08 Jeep Unlimited, 3.8L with a six-speed transmission. The Jeep has a pinging issue I can't seem to fix. I bought it used and it has 100,000 miles on it, and it has been pinging from the day I got the keys. I did a complete tune-up, EGR valve, knock sensor, and all four O2 sensors. Even with a scanner it shows no problems. I have tried Seafoam for carbon removal but no difference. The engine runs great with no pinging when it's cold, but once up to operating temperature it pings like crazy. Any thoughts on what could be causing this? Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
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A: You're not the first one to write in with this question. The 3.8L engine used in '07-'11 JKs has a checkered reputation, to put it politely, especially the '07-'08 models. Since you have already covered the usual suspects, we turned to someone who deals with JKs on a day-to-day basis for more potential things to check.
Larie Tales at Jeeps R Us (www.jeepsrus.com, 949/497-9183) said the pinging complaint is relatively rare for the 3.8L, but he recommended checking the fuel pressure. The stock specification is 58 psi, plus or minus 2 psi. If it's a little below specifications, that could be causing the problem without triggering a check engine light. Unfortunately, the fuel pump and fuel pressure regulator are one unit located in the tank and servicing either of them amounts to replacing the fuel pump assembly, which is a bit pricey. He also noted that the '07-'08 models were notable for engine failures in as few as 50,000-60,000 miles, but it would seem logical that if yours has made it to 100,000, then it's not one of the problem children. Tales also noted to try different fuel brands and octane levels to see if that helped, but if you've already gone as far as you have, he and I both figured you've probably tried that already.
One other thing to keep in mind is that modern engines have extremely sophisticated monitoring systems that don't hesitate to throw that tattletale check engine light and its related code at the first sign of trouble. If it's not throwing codes, you may be hearing something else, like a noisy lifter or an exhaust leak or any number of other things. Different engine in a different vehicle, but case in point: My wife and I bought a Liberty brand new in 2002 (hey, it was my wife's car, not mine). I took it back to the dealer three different times because it had been pinging since we drove it off the lot. They gave it the once-over all three times and basically told me the same thing: If there was a problem, it would be throwing codes. I could swear it was pinging, and since it had a 100,000-mile powertrain warranty and my complaints had been well documented, I figured I would just wait until it melted down. Then I would bring it to them on a hook along with the associated "I told you so" comments. That day never came. Even though I swear to this day that the Jeep pinged like crazy, especially under load, it recently found a new home with over 148,000 miles on the ticker and never had a single ping-related issue.
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Mileage Master Q: In this current situation where gas mileage is a big concern, I've been wondering if there is a way to find out how much power a certain axle or transfer case wastes doing its duty. Case in point, I'm restifying a '78 F-250 Crew Cab as a daily driver/tow rig, and I need to replace or upgrade the Dana 60 rearend because it's shot. I am considering four choices: a Dana 70, a 14-bolt, a Sterling 101⁄4, or a Sterling 101 ⁄2. Which one is most efficient? I know I would never recoup the cost of changing a rear axle out just to get a fraction of a percent in improvement, but since I'm swapping it out anyway, I'd rather put the most efficient axle back in.
I'm going to run a 300ci inline-six, which is not a real powerhouse, but I definitely have different torque requirements than a new diesel truck. Is loss always a fixed percentage, or does it change according to input horsepower? I know you had an article a while back that showed all the maximum and continuous torque load ratings of different transfer cases, but I'd love to see one that listed horsepower loss in axles, transfer cases, and transmissions. I have to believe this is something automotive engineers consider and factor into new vehicles.
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A: Interesting questions, Philip, but unfortunately the answers you seek aren't readily available. It is true that each portion of the drivetrain represents a parasitic loss, and that this loss varies depending on the component. Specific to axles, however, we'd be willing to bet they're all pretty much the same in regards to parasitic loss because they all do essentially the same thing and use the same components to do their job the same way, namely transferring power via a ring-and-pinion, a carrier, and axleshafts. There is probably a small measurable difference between a semifloating axle (like a Ford 9-inch) and a full-floater (like a Dana 70) due to the increased size of the components in the heavier-duty axle and the difference in design, but the real-world implications are negligible. I say "probably" because there's very little information like what you are requesting out there. Even our fellow drag-racing gearheads that obsess over tenths and are looking for every advantage they can find have had questionable results going from one axle to another.
The bigger factor to consider here is the weight of the components. Though there might be a tiny difference in parasitic loss between two axles, what is going to make a bigger difference is the amount of weight each one represents. All of the rear axles you mention are used under 3⁄4- or 1-ton trucks, so they're all pretty beefy and come with a significant amount of weight to match. It takes power to make that weight move, and the heavier the weight, the more power you are going to need to get things moving. If you're looking to build a mileage master, I would take into account parasitic loss to a certain extent, but I would mostly place an emphasis on reducing weight.
A manual tranny is proven to introduce less parasitic loss than an automatic, so that's a natural choice. A manual with overdrive is also a good idea. As a rule, newer components that have been designed and built in an age where mileage is a concern are going to be more efficient than older technology. Therefore, it would seem reasonable to assume that a modern chain-drive transfer case will introduce less parasitic loss than the tried and true gear-driven NP205 that's probably in your truck. At the same time, it is highly doubtful the advantages in efficiency would justify the cost of swapping them, not to mention potentially reducing strength.
Weight and final drive ratio have a huge impact on performance and fuel efficiency, so putting your truck on a diet will net real-world gains in fuel economy. Things like fiberglass front fenders and ditching the bed-mounted toolbox full of tools can have a real impact on mileage.
I would also give careful consideration to axle gear ratio. The 300ci inline-six is a great engine, but it's going to need a pretty deep axle gear ratio if you intend to put a load behind the truck, and that's going to hurt fuel economy. If the truck is mostly a daily driver, then consider going with a higher (numerically lower) gear. But this will sacrifice hauling capability. And if you're not going to be hauling a whole lot of weight, is a full-floating axle like the ones you listed really necessary, or would a lighter 1⁄2-ton axle (like a Ford 9-inch) do the job? Building a truck is often a game of compromises, so focus on the things you want the finished product to do, prioritize those things that impact one priority at the expense of another, and work backwards from there.
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Pretty interesting to see where they had guys rated.
Sports Hernia wrote:Not surprising as Jerruh Jones isn't exactly the brightest bulb in the NFL when it comes to judging talent.
pehawk wrote:The extension of Romo negates anything positive you said, kearly. That's just inexcusible, period. When Jerry knows, KNOWS, he can have a Barkley, for at most a 2nd, its plain inexcusible.
Jerry hasn't adapted to todays more "draft-centic" league and GM'ing.
Take 2012 for example. Sure, Claiborne's nice, but NOT on a team which badly just needs warm and cheap bodies. It was just dumb, Jerry searching and reaching for a shiny object. All their money is invested in few players. Dude turned down Holmgren this offseason. The only coach that could grind 10-11 wins out of Romo
The Cowboys are the late 90's Seahawks. They'll never get above 8 or 9 wins.
He's Al Davis circa 1986 or 1987. The plunge into insanity is beginning to manifest. The game passed him by 2 or 3 years ago (especially after new CBA), he's living solely off prior accomplishments.
pehawk wrote:The extension of Romo negates anything positive you said, kearly.
Scottemojo wrote:Glory hole.
Scottemojo wrote:Glory hole.
twisted_steel2 wrote:Looks like they only had 1 player we drafted on their board, maybe I missed 1 or 2 others.
Jordan Hill, they had him a 3rd, where we got him. Interesting.
ivotuk wrote:Jerry Jones is a blithering idiot and he has condemned cowboys fans to never-ending hell.........
SacHawk2.0 wrote:I still say that if you took Romo and put him on a team like SF or us or even a team like the 2010 Jets they'd be instant Superbowl contenders. Dallas has more issues than the QB.


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I enjoy wearing a tinfoil hat from time to time. So here goes:
Haley takes the job at AZ and Ben follows him demanding a trade. He finally gets his big WR in Fitz. And they go from crummy to the best team in the league in 1 season.


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Friday, 13 May 2011
{Blogger's Quilt Festival} Spring 2011
I decided to share my Boy Quilt with you.
I made this quilt for my little monster who is very specific about his likes and dislikes. His blanket had to be soft, and it had to be blue, absolutely no flowers allowed {believe me he checked every inch of this quilt for anything unacceptable!}
Lucky for me he approved of his new 'mummy blanket' and this quilt is being well used. Today I picked it up from the floor after a long day of being a fort and a raft and a cover for a very scary zombie and laid it on his bed again where it turned back into a blanket to snuggle up and fall asleep under.
Thank you for stopping by.
Have a good weekend!
x Leila
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I like how you layed out the quilt. It's not busy, yet some blocks catches the eye. I love the blue and green color combinations!ReplyDelete
Just how a boy's quilt should be used!!ReplyDelete
haha! love that the quilt was inspected for suitability! It's beautiful. Or should I say "handsome"?ReplyDelete
How cute! Love the colors and design. That's one lucky boy!ReplyDelete
Love the photo on the snow :) The colours look so clean and neat. Beautiful modern quilt!ReplyDelete
Oh, wow, I love it! And since I have a boy myself, I understand the flowers issue :) I'll definitely say this quilt is mighty handsome. Love the color palette and I love the way the blocks draw your eye's attention across the quilt. Great job!ReplyDelete
I love your quilt. The colors blend well. I guess you made each block individually, because they're all different. I think it's my favorite so far. I especially like your wheelbarrow.ReplyDelete
Isn't it great when our quilts are so loved and enjoyed (even if they're not exactly respected!) You were lucky, my DS has instructed that his quilt be blue and white, not blues, no blocks designs, no patterns and yes, no flowers! The design I came up with has met with approval, hopefully I'll be able to feature it in the next festival if I get a wiggle on!ReplyDelete
Such a striking quilt. I love the layout and the colors, really sharp!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous quilt and a very sweet story!ReplyDelete
It's great so boy friendly! I love that he checked it for anything unacceptable!!ReplyDelete
Boy quilts rock-- yes they do!! I loved all your descriptions for what he was using his quilt for!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 May 2011 at 23:18
Wonderful boy quilt! Glad it's being loved!ReplyDelete
Such a great boy quilt, I laughed that he inspected it for flowers. "Mummy blanket" is the sweetest term I think I've heard used to describe a quilt. It's great that you let him use it for playing, there'll be lots of childhood memories wrapped up in that quilt! Awesome photos as usual!!ReplyDelete
I LOVE this quilt! The white with those little bursts of color in the squares really showcases the fabric.ReplyDelete
I love the bright colors - that met the requirements laid out by your son. I also love that he is truly enjoying his quilt.ReplyDelete
Too funny! Sometimes it is hard to find enough good fabrics without flowers though. Great quilt - I bet your son loves it.ReplyDelete
Boys! Love the quilt and the "no flowers" story.ReplyDelete
I like this boy quilt!ReplyDelete
This is an awesome quilt, Leila! Great pictures too. brr!ReplyDelete
Great quilt and a darling story. Wonderful colors and fabrics. How did you quilt it? I can't tell from the picture but love it a lot! Thanks for sharing and have a greatvdayReplyDelete
This is an ace quilt!ReplyDelete
I love how a little boys omagination works! My little fella uses his cot quilts as super hero capes. :)
Great quilt, Leila! I love that your son is just like mine--loves the quilts but has definite ideas of what they should entail. :)ReplyDelete
Love the colors in this quilt and how you put it together. Awesome use of Urban Circus.ReplyDelete
This is a great quilt. I really like the colours and the layout. I love that your son had such a big say in what went into it. Wonderful!ReplyDelete
You are very talented - it's so unusual!ReplyDelete
just a wonderful quilt! love your description of its use, a quilt is never just a quilt :)ReplyDelete
the best sort of quilt!!!!ReplyDelete
gorgeous gorgeous quilt, I have boys myself so have been making many boy quilts recently. Would love to see some more photos of this quiltReplyDelete
I love the hand quilted circles! What a great touch!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing! I love seeing boy quilts that are fun and fresh like this.ReplyDelete
ohhh I love the colors and patterns you chose! I'm a very girlie girl but still these are the colors I wear every day - so guess I need a boy quilt too!ReplyDelete
Oooo...I love this quilt. And what an adorable story!!! I have 3 sons and I just made 3 blue quilts for them. They are grown, now, and raising them was a blast!!! I wrote a post about the quilts, if you are interested. Hugs!ReplyDelete
GREAT boy quilt - I love how it's being used, that's awesome!ReplyDelete
Who knew a quilt could be so many things! And I thought making the quilt was the creative part.ReplyDelete
I love that your little guy has such strong ideas. So fun that it played all those roles with him today.ReplyDelete
Getting good use as a well made and loved quilt should! Love the colors!ReplyDelete
It's a fabulous boy quilt. Love that it was inspected to make sure there were no flowers. I really love the bright colours and the random blocks.Love your photos too.ReplyDelete
Adorable boy quilt!ReplyDelete
A flower-free boy quilt - thanks for the grin ;-)) You did a wonderful job, the quilt looks very boyish and very nice!ReplyDelete
I adore it! Great colors and so perfect for a little boy!ReplyDelete
Loved your story and pics in the snow for this eye-catching quilt!ReplyDelete
I really like the layout where the blue blocks seem to float. I am glad you 'little monster' loves it so much.ReplyDelete
I have such a hard time picking fabrics for boy quilts. This one is just right. (My son in law does not want flowers on his bed, either, so my daughter and I have been looking for the right fabric for two years. Finally found something we got "approval" for and can start on it soon.)ReplyDelete
What a wonderful quilt. I have bookmarked this one as a good chocie for my own little man. :)ReplyDelete
What a great boys quilt. Love it!ReplyDelete
This quilt is wonderful, the colours you have used and the arrangement all work so well together. Thank you for sharing it.ReplyDelete
I love how this turned out. What little boy wouldn't love dragging this quilt everywhere? Did you use a pattern?ReplyDelete


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They are playing the "maybe'' game again with Jose Reyes, with GM Omar Minaya not discounting him for Opening Day.
"We haven't ruled it out yet, no,'' Minaya said. "He looks good. He wants to bring it to the next level.''
Reyes took live BP this morning for the first time.
The Mets could put him in a minor league game, where he'd lead off each inning and get six or seven at-bats. But, isn't that rushing him, something they said they wouldn't do?
Reyes hasn't faced a major league pitch since last May, and even with a full workload this week that might not be enough.
Reyes is too valuable to this team to fool around with him. Better be certain than risk a setback. By Minaya leaving it open, Reyes might push himself to where he shouldn't go. Better for Minaya to say
something now and take temptation away from him.
MEJIA STILL POSSIBLE: Jenrry Mejia to the Mets bullpen still remains a possibility, and if it happens he would presumably take the spot of Kiko Calero, leaving him behind for an extended spring training.
ONE GAME BAGGED: The split squad game in Viera, Fla., against the Nationals was rained out. Jon Niese was scheduled to start, but instead will pitch today in Port St. Lucie, against the Marlins.
Oliver Perez was to start that game, but will start tomorrow instead.
Here's today's lineup against the Marlins:
Angel Pagan, LF
Alex Cora, SS
David Wright, 3B
Daniel Murphy, 1B
Jeff Francoeur, RF
Gary Matthews, CF
Henry Blanco, C
Ruben Tejada, 2B
Jon Niese, LP


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Class of 1961 Shines as Sun Setsby Jim Amidon • June 4, 2011 Share:
As the sun set on the campus of Wabash College Friday night, the men of Class of 1961 shined brightly at their 50th class reunion. Over 60 members of the class returned to their alma mater to celebrate each other and remember the College that shaped them.
Friday's Big Bash Banquet attracted nearly 500 alumni and family members, but the spotlight was focused keenly on the Class of 1961. See pictures of the evening here.
"The great lesson of our gathering together for Big Bash is that Wabash is not just a short-lived experience you had five years ago or 50 years ago," said President Pat White (pictured with Class Agent J.B. Bachman).
"Wabash travels with you wherever you go, because the College shaped you and is a part of who you are… In coming back to Wabash you experience one of this great College's most fundamental truths — that the liberal arts education of Wabash comes from your being young men together and learning not only from the great teachers and the great books, but from one another."
Master of Ceremonies Tom Runge began the evening with a few special tributes. He thanked President White for attending Big Bash on the very same evening his own Class of 1971 was celebrating its 40th reunion at the University of Chicago; it was the first class reunion the president had ever missed.
Runge also recognized Hall of Fame Basketball Coach Bob Brock, who was a guest of the Class of 1961. Brock coached the players in that class to three straight NCAA tournaments. The Class of 1961 includes two other Hall of Fame greats — Charlie Bowerman, perhaps Wabash's most-outstanding offensive player and Jim Cumming, who was one of Wabash's all-time great rebounders.
Runge thanked the Class of 1961 Reunion Committee for doing such a great job organizing the 50th class reunion — from Class Agent J.B. Bachman's coordination to Denny Sheridan's leadership of the 50th Reunion Gift Campaign to Sam Hildebrand's on-the-ground efforts in Crawfordsville.
Bachman was the first to receive his commemorative 50th reunion medallion from President White. He then had the honor of introducing more than 60 of his classmates, as well as a widow, a son, and a daughter of classmates who have passed.
Not only does the class include Hall of Fame athletes, three are members of the Board of Trustees (Joe Barnette, Cumming, and Fred Ruebeck) and another, Aus Brooks (pictured left), taught biology at the College for over 40 years.
President White presented each of them a medallion while the crowd applauded each for the honor they've brought to their alma mater.
"You come together this weekend to see again the men in your class who were — and still are — your teachers, your models for conduct and for what it means to lead the good life," said the President. "You honor their influence on your lives and realize that however far you have traveled, however many years have passed, you are tonight young again. You are what you have always been since you stepped on this campus: a Wabash man."
After each member of the Class of 1961 received their medallions from the President, Denny Sheridan took to the stage to announce the results of the Class of 1961's 50th Reunion Gift Campaign.
Sheridan thanked his Wabash brothers and their families for their enormous generosity, then handed President White a giant check — giant in many ways — for more than $4.7 million. More than 70 percent of Sheridan's classmates made a gift to the effort, which Annual Fund Director Joe Klen believes is likely a record.
Still reeling from the size of the check — in terms of dollars given to the College — President White thanked the men and women whose gifts will change the lives of young men for generations.
"I thank the class of 1961 for this wonderful gift, for the loyalty it represents, and even more for what it means for our students," President White said.
"For their dreams of the future of the College are made bolder and more ambitious through this gift. We call our current capital campaign the Challenge of Excellence because we recognize the challenge we pose to one another is always the challenge to be excellent. Through your generosity, men of the Class of 61 and all of you, the College and the dreams Wabash makes possible will endure and thrive long after we are gone."


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Either way, $250 for the 8GB is a great deal any way that you spin it. Even if the new iPhone is forthcoming, you might be able to unlock it and pawn it off on the gray market. Or, you can keep (gasp) the soon-to-be old iPhone before everyone realizes AT&T's 3G network is not all the way there yet and that metal is greater than plastic.
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Plastics to bionanomedicine: endless opportunitiesActivity by Mile Hernandez | added on Jun 21, 2011 | Colombia
Sponsor(s): National of Colombia University, Professional Chemistry Council, Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Banco de la Republica y Sociedad Colombiana de Ciencias Químicas
Overview of how it has developed the study and obtaining of these macromolecules to reach highly ordered structures that may be important in the field of medicine among others.
Conference: Plastics to bionanomedicine: endless opportunities
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Date: 15 de Julio de 2011
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I put up trade moves today, one is accepted already...
Michael Turner / Boldin for MJD (Not accepted)
(frees up 1 slot so I can pick up Santonio Holmes off of waivers to replace Boldin) Raven's pass attack is not consistent enough for my liking. Boldin was good for 50 one week, and 40 points over the other 3...not bad, but I think Holmes will put up comparable numbers, and I see MJD getting better as the Jags hit stride late in the year.
Larry Fitzgerald / Ryan Mathews for Devon Aramashou and CJ Spiller (Accepted)
I love me some Fitz, but the Cards are so bad I just don't like the numbers he's putting up. Mathews is another can't cut that I think might blossom later, but I prefer to work with something more appreciable. This is basically a move that will allow me to get some bench spots available. I will likely cut Aramashou and replace my empty DL slot that I had to clear to keep PITT def on the bench for the bye week.
It's a pretty crazy league, we start 2 QBs, 3 WR, 2 RB, 1 W/R, 1 TE, 2 K, 2 DEF, 1 DB, 2 D, 1 DL.
I've got:
Bradford, McNabb (Roethlisburger on the bench)
Colston, Boldin, Lloyd (DEN), (Fitz on the bench)
Peyton Hillis, LT, Michael Turner (Pierre Thomas, Ryan Mathews on bench)
Anthony Gonzales
Nugent, Prater for kickers.
Green Bay, St. Louis (Pitt on the bench / bye week)
and I usually rotate my DB / D / DL based on matchups...London Fletcher probably won't lose his spot, and I like having LaRon Landry there too. Skins are pretty bad this year, so those guys get a lot of tackles heh.
Currently, I have no DL because I needed bench space for PITT def because I don't want to lose the waiver battle to get them back after the bye.


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The Cougars have a 9-0 conference record.
Seniors Dan Diss and Shawn Meyer combined to throw a one-hitter, striking out 10.
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Clicker training is a method of positive reinforcement dog training. It involves using a small device called a clicker to let your dog know when he does something you like. As soon as you click the clicker to mark the behavior, you give your dog a small dog treat. It's easy to learn how to clicker train a dog, and you can purchase a clicker from any dog supply store. There are also a lot of inexpensive options for dog training treats, and since you only use a small treat each time you click, a bag of treats can last awhile.
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Many dog rescues and humane societies offer free or low-cost dog training classes and seminars. Because so many dogs are surrendered to shelters due to behavioral issues, they offer dog training classes as a community resource in the hopes of keeping dogs from being given up by their families. Many shelters also offer behavior helplines, informational handouts on dog training, and on-site dog trainers who can help answer behavior and training questions, all for no charge.
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Offering dogs a variety of dog toys is another way to curb problem behaviors. Dog toys offer dogs mental stimulation, the ability to burn off energy, and an appropriate way to give in to their need to chew. When you first look at the price of dog toys, it can be tempting to buy the most inexpensive ones. The truth is that this is not always best for your budget because dogs can easily destroy many of the inexpensive dog toys. A better option is to invest in some indestructible dog toys, such as Mojo Treat Ball or Tug a Jug. Spending a little bit more money up front can save you a lot more money in the long run.
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