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Slow,but hey,at least I am working on it.May have to quit and do something else for a while but what the heck.Been on a roll the past week or 2.
Forgive the lousy picture.Rear axle assembly is about done except for getting the spring perch angle right and tightening them and installing brake shoe correctly on the right side,it seems out of round,then I have got to get the studs and bad hub delt with.Chassis is on the saw bucks for work.
I have strongly considering useing these lights that I modifyed to use a dual beam headlight bulb instead of the single beam driveing light bulb.it is a sealed beam unit behind the clear lens.But the glass lens needs polishing or something.looks bad.
I will make or modify the mounting brackets so I can use the 26-7 bracket there without removeing it or screwing it up.
Mack, I am currently modifying a drum headlight using a double filament bulb. You most likely have a chromed two prong receptacle in the lamp bucket. for a single filament bulb. They do not ground on the shell and one wire is hot and the other is ground. This is the way early cars were made. Or 1913 Cadillac was wired this way.
The receptacle is about an inch and a quarter long and has a tab with a tapped hole for a mounting screw. The screw goes in the rear and grabs a frame witch holds a fairly large coil spring. The receptacle goes in the front and captures the spring. The screw goes in from the rear and grabs the whole thing together so the spring can put pressure on the reflector and push it forward. There will be four rivets around the front edge of the bucket which grab a detent spring inside of the rim. Rotating the rim locks the assembly together. Use a piece of heavy cotton string as a gasket.
Now here come the details for adapting the socket for a two filament bulb: The socket or receptacle receives the bulb but will not receive the Bakelite double contact plug that connects to the rear of the lamp. The modern repop Bakelite part has the pins set too far from the business end and you will have to file the detent slot in the socket about 3/62" shorter than it is for the Bakelite socket to grab the socket. You can use a jewelers saw or a very small rat tail file to accomplish this. This is safer than attempting to shorten the plug.
I purchased my parts from Restoration Supply Co in Escondido, CA and they arrived the next day by snail mail, but they are only 100 miles away from me. Toll free phone is (800) 306-7008 web site www.RestorationStuff.com page 8 and 9.
You will need two ELE141 Plugs- Bakelite Double Contact and two ELE161 Bulb-12 volt 50-32 candle power DF/DC (L) You may be using 6 volts and if so that have that too but I don't know the number of it. When you talk to them they will know what you need. The Bakelite plugs are $14.50 each and the light bulbs are $5.50 each. It all fits in $5.00 Postal Shipping Box. The whole thing cost me $49.16 and it works with minor adjustment which is usual.
If you need domed or curved glass lamp lenses you can get them at a clock shop.
The picture dropped off . . . Here it is again
Thanks Frank,I may use your ideas if I dont go with the chrome lights pictured.they have sealed beams inside behind the glass lens that needs polishing.
OK folkes,I did it.I reversed the front spring.
I looked at this link,
I marked my spring every 3 inchs in red,green at the 1.5 marks.
I then sent it thru the press about 8 times total.I think I coulda done it quicker but I didnt apply enough pressure to really bend it right the first go around.
Anyhow.I put a red out line on the work table,then started pushing the spring on the press.i did have a problem with a couple spots I had to redo .I think a spring shop could do this easyer because their press would have a gauge on it,they could apply Equal pressure each time they moved the spring.
But here is the finished spring on the last photo beside the shortened second spring coated with EZ glide.Please dont laugh at my press.It dont stay in the shop,it stays in a shed and I set it in the shop with the forks on the tractor when i need it then put it back.Shop is getting full,my t project,my 74 lincoln that shoulda been out of there but the mans belt sander broke after we got the manifold about half surfaced,so I am stuck waiting on him to get a belt.
Custormers lawnmower is going to get gone tommorow I hope!.Tired of stumbling over it.
Nicely done Mack. Looks terrific to me.
Good job, Mack.
Thanks folkes!I have kinda been Skeered to try this.I would suggjest not rebushing a spring till you finish this in case you screw it up,you aint out of 2 bushings.
You all show me pictures and such,and I hope you all dont think you are wasting your time.I study things a while before I actually do them.I am looking each picture up and down of z'd frames to make sure i understand it and so forth.I have also been working out the how I am going to do it stuff to.A freind mentioned cutting the top out of the crossmember and letting the spring come up where it needs to to level the frame,then retop the crossmember.That would probably work on the 25-back crossmember but I dont think it would on this 26. If I go that route I will just make longer ubolts to hold the spring in the crossmember instead of trying to move up it's bottom.Just inclose the open areas when the top is finished.About 4 inchs change best I can tell is needed.Maby 4.5.I will know more when I get everything put together temporaryly and can measure.
Lookin' good, Mack. Bending a main-spring in a press like that looks a lot better than how I did one a few years ago.
Just keep tinkerin' from day to day, and next thing you know, a couple month hard push will have you on the road.
Drive carefully, and enjoy, W2
Here is the front axle done except for drilling a couple cotter pin holes and cutting off bolts and final paint.
I still need to order repair parts for the Apco adjustable ends and clean them up.This a slow process for me.It dont look like I gained much but best I can measure,I lowered it 3.25 inchs.
what method would you all use to determine exactly how much you lowered it?It would be easyer for me to measure and do the frame work without haveing to assemble it all and hope I dont mess up anything trying to weld and such.
I cant seem to fiqure out a good fixed point to measure from.I measured on my TT and it just showed I had lowered it 2.25.But I lowered the perch the thickness of the axle,the reverese the spring,so I am thinking it should the thickness of the axle,and the thickness of the spring eye.
But I aint positive,and I want to make sure when I make the cut,that I get the z right the first time.
Can i ask a question or 2 Mack?
its been a while since ive been here - but from memory, when you use a 'Laurel' style of lowering system (which this sort of is) you need to extend the wishbone (or shorten it) or something. Others may know this point off the top of their heads, i dont remember all the issues. Suffice to say that i dont recall it being as simple as just a bracket swap to lower the front. I do stand to be corrected and, as i said, just going from memory here.
Secondly, what are those 2 front lowering brackets? Are they home made? Do you or anyone have the measurements for them - they look neat and simple. I like them.
But it is looking good Mack.
I made them.I can do some measurements if that will help.Half inch thick flat iron on the bottom,3/8ths thick angle for the top and back of it.I had a certified welder use a 7018 rod with alot of amps to get a good weld on the bottom of it.I used my wire feed to put the angled brace on it.
I aint sure about the wishbone.The way this is setup,the wishbone is still in the same place,under the spring on the perch.
I will find out soon enough I reckon!:>)
Ok here is a prop up of the parts.Chassis is level side to side and front to back.
Bumping this as I think someone ask about my project.
Hopefully getting back to it again for a while.


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Wednesday, August 04, 2010
Team Type 1 - Managing Dissent
This policy serves us well, and only on very rare occasions have we had to delete comments, usually because some anonymous poster is trying to impersonate someone else. Unfortunately, last week we had to delete a comment that was defamatory to Mike Creed, one of the nicest guys still racing in the pro peloton - despite his having lived with my former roommate, Igor Pugaci!
Unfortunately we didn't catch the comment quickly enough - it followed the post which revealed some level of internal dissent at Team Type 1. The spineless and cowardly anonymous commentator snarkily claimed that Mike Creed was behind the Twitter account, "Otis Crakenberry (Otisdecrack)," who is the source of the very unflattering material on Team Type 1. This person is not Mike Creed.
Leaving aside the fact that "Otis Crakenberry" is on-record stating that they are not Mike Creed, it should be apparent after even a cursory examination that there are such fundamental differences in style, vocabulary, cadence and tone between "Crakenberry" and Creed (whose Twitter account is simply "Michael_Creed") that no right-thinking individual could mistake the two.
Furthermore, it's not in Mike Creed's character to hide behind anonymity and throw stones at his employer. I've known Creed for more than a decade, and he's always been the kind of guy you'd want as a teammate: someone who knows what's "going on" and has the presence of mind to organize a group of riders on the road, unite them around a common purpose, and - if things aren't going well - publicly defend his teammates and himself. If he had a problem with you, he'd come to you directly to try to resolve it. He wouldn't set-up shop on the Internet and start a bitter campaign of anonymous carping. And anyone who thinks he would doesn't really know him half as well as they imagine.
It's actually quite difficult to believe that anyone within the Team Type 1 management could be fooled into thinking one of their most experienced, valuable riders would orchestrate an anonymous attempt to embarrass them via Twitter. But just for the record, the final reason why I'm convinced that Otis Crakenberry cannot be Mike Creed, is that I received a DM on Twitter from Crakenberry at the same time I was on the phone with Mike Creed, who himself was driving a car at the time - not sitting at Starbucks in front of a laptop banging away in anger on Twitter...
8 comments:
- Anonymous05 August, 2010 18:25
Seems like being a pro cyclist has jumped the shark, too.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous09 August, 2010 01:48
Crazy stuff. Pro managers in the US are all this strange?ReplyDelete
I smell a man crush!ReplyDelete
haha no such thing, but definitely didn't feel good about providing the forum that someone used to try to get him in trouble w/ his team...ReplyDelete
Nice post. Good ups for Creed too. Class act, that guy is.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous16 August, 2010 21:48
One of the best domestic riders around and they continue to play stupid games with him and let him sit on sideline for the rest of the year.ReplyDelete
What's the point ?
- Anonymous19 August, 2010 11:28
Receiving a tweet from someone who is driving is not impossible. It's not even that hard. You should not conclude that this is evidence of anything.ReplyDelete
Anon, if you think it's him, then man-up and provide your evidence, or an explanation of the situation as you see it. And your posting anonymously isn't exactly helping your credibility either.ReplyDelete
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Auxiliary Reports of Victory Baptist Church, 1961-1968, [p. 1]
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|Auxiliary Reports of Victory Baptist Church, 1963-1968 and miscellanea in a folder. The following items are included in the folder.; Altar Guild report for the year 1964, Dec. 31, 1964. Includes contribution statistics and office recommendations for 1965 -- p. [1].; Sheet, [6 x 9], 1965. Report of Victory Baptist Brotherhood by Othos Hill and Rev. A. A. Peters, Dec. 31, 1965 -- [front].; Sheet, [6 x 9], 1965. Report by the ministers fellowship, Rev. J. B. Williams, chairman, Alice C. Gaines, secretary, and Rev. A. A. Peters, pastor. Includes financial statistics and meetings held, and a list of officers submitted for 1966 -- [front].; Report by the A. A. Peters Chorale Choir, December 31, 1964. Includes financial statistics -- [front].; Note by Louise to Sis. Peters, [2 x 8.5]. "Sis. Peters, did Ruth tell you about the count of members for active, she said Monday she didn't know: I had last year 1174" -- [front].; Victory Baptist Church membership enlistment card, [4 x 6]. "Victory Baptist Church, 48th & McKinley Ave. Los Angeles, Calif.; Rev. A. A. Peters; Membership enlistment card; Name, Louise Martin; Address, 1041 w. 42 place; Phone, [2 illegible letters] 37933; Date of joining church, Dec. 11, 1955; City, L. A. Calif.; State, L. A. [sic]" fields for manner of joining and former church are blank -- [front].; Report for sick committee, Dec. 31, 1964. "Dec. 31, 1964; Report for Beno Sick Committee of Victory Baptist Church, Deacon Edward Jackson, chairman; Beno. given to chairman, $569.53; Beno. distributed, $569.53, bal. none.; Deacon Edward Jackson, chairman; Sis. Althea Smith, financial secretary; Rev. A. A. Peters, pastor" -- [front].; Senior Usher Boards Recommendations for 1966. "Sr. Usher Boards Recommendations for 1966; President, Bro. J. C. Lakey; 1st vice president; Bro. Harry Green; 2nd vice president, Sis. Lucille Johnson; Recording secretary, Sis. Lucille Davis; Financial secretary, Sis. Claudine Hill; treasurer, Bro. Jimmie Shurers" -- [front].; List of reports needed. Includes a list of 20 groups with red X's next to them if a report has been accounted for from that group, and, "no report" next to the ones with no report -- p. [1].; Recommendation page, no date. List of 8 recommendations -- p. [1]. Other side of sheet has a list of 20 groups with dollar amounts next to 10 of them -- p. [2].; Helen Henderson Gospel Choir report for 1965, January 31, 1965, by Edna Collins, president, Mildred Evans, secretary, Mildred Nixon, treasurer, and Rev. A. A. Peters, pastor. Includes financial report and officer recommendations for 1966.; Mothers' board yearly report for 1965, Dec. 31, 1965, by Mother Elizebeth Tichenos, president, Mother Ophelia Cammon, secretary, and Rev. A. A. Peters, pastor. Includes financial statistics -- p. [1].; Training Union report, Dec. 31, 1965. Includes union membership statistics, cards given, sick visits, financial statistics, and office recommendations for 1966 -- p. [1].; Membership report by Louise E. Warren, clerk, and Rev. A. A. Peters, pastor, Dec. 31, 1965. Includes membership statistics and baptism count -- p. [1].; Sick report of Victory Baptist Church, Dec. 31, 1965, by Deacon Edward Johnson and Rev. A. A. Peters. Includes visit and contribution statistics -- p. [1].; Voices of Victory Choir office recommendations for 1966, Dec. 31, 1966, by President Mrs. Helen McQueen, Secretary Mrs. Betty L. Dunn; and Pastor Rev. A. A. Peters. Includes recommendations for all office positions -- p. [1].; Birth Months club yearly report, Dec. 31, 1965, by Bro. and Sis. William Winchester, supervisors, Bro. Harvey Jackson, president, Sis. Hazel Floyd, secretary, and Rev. A. A. Peters. Includes financial church obligations for the year of 1965, and a recommendation for the club to remain as the pastor organized it -- p. [1].; Unsigned and undated note, " I bought 17 donuts, 2 lbs coffe [sic], cream + sugar" -- [front].; Deacon and Deaconess board report, Dec. 31, 1965, by Bro. Lonnie Williams and Bro. John H. Woods, co-chairmen, Sis. Ann Williams, chairlady, Sis. Blanche Austin, assistant chairlady, and Rev. A. A. Peters, pastor. Includes board statistics, membership information, and financial statistics -- p. [1].; Young Adult Usher Board report for 1965. Includes amount collected, disbursements, balance in treasury, and office recommendations for 1966 -- p. [1].; A. A. Peters Chorale Choir financial report, Dec. 31, 1965, by Bernice Moore, president, and E. R. Hicks, financial secretary. Includes financial report, membership statistics, and office recommendations for 1966 -- p. [1-2].; General church report, from Dec. 15, 1961 - Dec. 16, 1962. Includes Disbursements, salaries and wages, payments, donations, insurence, supply costs, utilities, taxes, advertising, property protection, bank charges, senior citizen bank fund, and school fund statistics -- p. [1]. Second page continues with income statistics, from offerings, special efforts, auxiliaries, and misc. -- p. [2].; The Peters Radio Club report for 1964, Dec. 31, 1964. Includes membership statistics, financial statistics, death statistics, and officer listing -- p. [1].; Victory Baptist Brotherhood report, Dec. 31, 1964, by O. E. Hill, president; Smith, vice; Albert Paterson, secretary, and Rev. A. A. Peters. Includes contributions to the sick and needy, special efforts, dues paid to church, and money turning over to the church -- p. [1].; The Young Adult Usher Board report, December 31, 1964, by Mrs. Jessie M. Ward, secretary. Includes special events list and the cost, and office recommendations for 1965 -- p. [1].; Letter from the Victory Baptist Training Union Committee, Dec. 31, 1964. "Mr. Chairman; Los Angeles, Calif.; Dec. 31, 1964; We the committee on recommendation for the Victory Bapt. Training Union, recommend the name of bro. Price Adam for director of the Baptist Training Union for the year of 1965. Subject to church approval; Bro. B. Parker; Sis. E. Hill; Mother Tichner; Committee, Rev. A. A. Peters, pastor" -- p. [1]; Altar Guild report for the year 1964, Dec. 31, 1964. Includes contribution statistics and office recommendations for 1965 -- p. [1].; Sheet, [6 x 9], 1965. Report by the ministers fellowship, Rev. J. B. Williams, chairman, Alice C. Gaines, secretary, and Rev. A. A. Peters, pastor. Includes financial statistics and meetings held, and a list of officers submitted for 1966 -- [front].; Mothers Board report for 1964, by Mother Susie Adams, president, Mother Ophelia Cammon, secretary, and Rev. A. A. Peters, pastor. Includes list of cards and telegrams mailed out, calls made, membership statistics, building funds, special efforts, and grand total in treasure -- p. [1].; Membership report for 1962, by Louise Warren, clerk, from Jan. 1, 1962 to Dec. 31, 1962Includes membership statistics -- p. [1].; Voices of Victory Choir report for 1964. Includes financial statistics and office recommendations for 1965 -- p. [1].; List of clubs and associations with the Victory Baptist CHurch, Dec. 31 1965. List of 22, many with the word, "accepted" written next to it -- p. [1].; The Peters Radio Club report for 1965, by Mrs. Josie Land, president, Mrs. Fannie Dennis, vice president, Mrs. Novell Lewis, second vice president, Mrs. Annie Mae Dixon, recording secretary, and Rev. A. A. Peters, pastor. Includes active membership number and financial statistics -- p. [1].; Financial report for 1964, name of board unknown. Includes financial statistics and membership statistics, and officer list for the year -- p. [1].; Senior and Junior Usher Boards report for 1964, Dec. 31, 1964, by Bro. J. C. Lakey, president, Sis. Lucille Davis, recording secretary, and Rev. A. A. Peters. Includes meeting information, financial report, and recommendations for 1965-- p. [1-3].; Envelope, "Baty; Mrs. Myrtle Chatman; Sisterhood Report for 1968" -- [front]. Letter inside is a thorough financial report and membership count, by Mary Brydsary [?] and Lillian Baty, financial secretaries -- p. [1].; Annual Report for Sunday School, 1965, by William M. Quarles, superintendent, David Rochelle, secretary, and Rev. A. A. Peters, pastor. Includes membership by division, classes by division, young people's division, children's division, teachers by division, total classes, special days observed during 1965, disbursements, and cash on hand -- p. [1-2]. Recommendations of Sunday School nomination committee -- p. [3].; Report of the Missionary Society, Dec. 31, 1964, by president Nina McKay, 1st vice president Coleman, 2nd vice president Daniels, recording secretary Ruby Adams, and treasurer Essie Hill. Includes society statistics, financial statistics, and tallies for benevolent actions -- p. [1-2].; Annual Financial and Membership report of Victory Baptist Church for 1962 and recommendations of 1963 officers. Includes Auxiliary financial and membership report which includes list of all associations and boards and each's membership and financial statistics -- p. [1-5].; Business and Professional Auxiliary report, Dec. 31, 1964. Includes membership count, contributions and donations made to the church, information about meetings, and list of officers submitted for 1965 -- p. [1-3].; Annual financial and membership report for 1962, "The Victory Baptist Church Annual Financial and Membership report for 1962; Recommendations of 1963 officers; General church financial report of Victory Baptist Church; Dec. 15, 1961, Dec. 16, 1961" -- p. [1]. Pamphlet includes a list of disbursements and income, a list of each association and its membership and financial statistics, and a pastor's report and recommendations for 1963 -- p. [2-6].; Sunday School annual report for 1964. Includes membership information, office staff count, classes by division, young people's division, children's division, total classes, a financial report, a list of special events, a list of special donations, and a list of telegrams, cards, and stamps sent out -- p. [1-3]. Attached supplementary note, [4 x 6], by the Sunday School condolence committee. Lists amount of telegrams, condolences, cards and stamps and their costs -- p. [4].; Sunday School report, Dec. 28, 1965, by Brother Willie Quarles, general superintendent and Rev. A. A. Peters, pastor. Includes condolence report, teacher and assistant teacher list, resolution list, condolences count, and financial statistics -- p. [1-2].; Missionary Society report, Dec. 31, 1965, by Sis. Gertrude Coleman, president, Sis. Ruby Adams, secretary, and Rev. A. A. Peters, pastor. Includes list of plants, new members, get well cards, telegrams, sprays, hospital visits, deaths, dinners, souls saved, and long distance calls, a list of special efforts, donations, and financial statistics -- p. [1-3].; Annual business meeting of Victory Baptist report, by the department of Christian Education, Rev. Paul M. Martin, director of Christian Education, Dec. 31, 1965. Includes recommendations for new officers and information about the program of Christian education for 1966 -- p. [1-4].; Statement of disbursements and income, 1965. Includes list of expences, capital outlays, a calculated total disbursements, a list of offerings, auxiliaries, rentals and other income, and a grand total income -- p. [1-2].; Business and Professional Auxiliary report, December 31, 1965. Includes a brief summary of the year 1965 and a list of officers submitted for 1966 -- p. [1-2].
|Subject (corporate name)
|Voices of Victory Choir; Helen Henderson Gospel Choir; A. A. Peters Chorale Choir; Victory Baptist Church (Los Angeles, Calif.)
|Subject (personal name)
|Hill, Othos E.; Peters, A. A.; Williams, J. B.; Gaines, Alice C.; Paterson, Albert; Jackson, Edward; Smith, Althea; Lakey, J. C.; Green, Harry; Johnson, Lucille; Davis, Lucille; Hill, Claudine; Shurers, Jimmie; Collins, Edna; Evans, Mildred; Nixon, Mildred; Johnson, Edward; Tichenos, Elizebeth; Cammon, Ophelia; Warren, Louise E.; McQueen, Helen; Dunn, Betty L.; Winchester, William; Jackson, Harvey; Floyd, Hazel; Williams, Lonnie; Woods, John H.; Williams, Ann; Austin, Blanche; Moore, Bernice; Hicks, E. R.; Paterson, Albert; Ward, Jessie M.; Parker, B.; Hill, Essie; Land, Josie; Dennis, Fannie; Lewis, Novell; Dixon, Annie Mae; Chatman, Myrtle; Brydsary [?], Mary; Baty, Lillian; McKay, Nina; Adams, Ruby; Coleman, Gertrude; Martin, Paul M.
|Geographic subject
|religious facilities: Victory Baptist Church
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|4802 McKinley Avenue
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|Los Angeles
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|Los Angeles
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|University of Southern California. Libraries
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|University of Southern California. Libraries
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|72 leaves
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|Part of collection
|Gospel Music History Archive
|Part of subcollection
|Victory Baptist Church (Los Angeles) Archival Collection
|Victory Baptist Church (Los Angeles, Calif.)
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|Victory Baptist Church
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USC has experienced a rocky season at the Coliseum, with fans chanting for the firing of former coach Lane Kiffin and quarterback Cody Kessler asking the crowd to stop booing at the outset. Recently, supportive but lower-than-expected crowds attended games coached by Ed Orgeron.
But the Trojans expect that change Saturday when USC hosts No. 5-ranked Stanford. The game is big enough that ESPN announced Sunday it would bring its popular GameDay program to the Coliseum.
"Hopefully our fans will show up and pack it out (at the Coliseum)," Kessler said. "It's going to be a showdown and exciting."
Orgeron echoed his quarterback's sentiments and said Sunday he anticipated a "big crowd" at the Coliseum. The Trojans' largest attendance this season was an announced crowd of 77,823 in the home opener against Washington State.
Orgeron did not think GameDay would be a distraction.
"It's something we've become accustomed to," he said.
Kessler said he watched Stanford upset then-No. 3-ranked Oregon last week with the anticipation of playing the Cardinal.
"They held Oregon better than anyone else has," Kessler said. "We were watching it on TV and scheming them the whole time."
Stanford has defeated USC the past four years, including a 56-49 double-overtime thriller in 2011. Orgeron watched film of last year's 21-14 loss at Stanford.
"There's been some tight games," Orgeron said. "They're so well-coached that if we make a mistake they will score a touchdown on you."
Injury report
Tailback Silas Redd, who sprained his posterior-collateral ligament against Cal, is questionable for the Stanford game. Defensive tackle Leonard Williams (shoulder), who did not play against Cal, will return to practice this week and play against Stanford, Orgeron said.
Heidari keeps kicking job
Orgeron said kicker Andre Heidari, who missed an extra point and 46-yard field goal against Cal, will remain the Trojans' kicker. He will not start the kicking competition again like he did following Heidari's two missed field goals against Notre Dame.
"There's always a concern when you don't make the kicks you're supposed to," Orgeron said. "I've talked to (special teams coach) John Baxter. He said there are some things they need to fix."
Cravens will not play offense
Freshman safety Su'a Cravens said last week he would love to also play tailback or even wide receiver. But Orgeron said he did not want to assign double duty to Cravens despite UCLA freshman linebacker Myles Jack rushing for 120 yards against Arizona on Saturday.
"He would probably be a great two-way player, (but) we have not discussed that," Orgeron said. "Being a freshman, he has enough on his plate. I just don't think we can afford to do it."
Vainuki draws praise
Fullback Soma Vainuku blocked a punt against Cal, and Orgeron said he is also making an impact on the kickoff teams.
"People are changing their blocking schemes because of him," Orgeron said. "He sets the tone."
Trojans are 30th
The Trojans actually received 10 points in the Associated Press top 25 poll to finish ranked 30th overall. USC received six points in the coaches' poll to finish 32nd.


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Announcing The Free! Summit... And Some Other Speaking Gigs
from the talk-talk-talk deptAs regular readers of this site know, I'm pretty passionate about how businesses need to understand the economics of "free" in figuring out how to create business models that work. So, I'm excited to announce that I'll be hosting and emceeing the newly announced Free! Summit, to be held in Silicon Valley on May 11th.
Chris Anderson (whose book on "Free" will be coming out in just a few months) will be keynoting, and we're pulling together the rest of the participants as well. The event is being produced by the fine folks from Tech Policy Central, and works as a nice lead-in to their Tech Policy Summit that will start immediately after the Free! Summit concludes. In fact, attending the Free! Summit gets you access to the opening session of the Tech Policy Summit as well. And, yes, registration to The Free! Summit is, in fact, free. But... there are a limited number of seats, so sign up now. Also, we're very much looking for individuals or organizations interested in presenting case studies on how they've used free as a part of their business model. We already have a few lined up, but feel free to suggest others of interest.
I hope that many of you can join us for what I'm sure will be a great series of discussions on "free" and what it means for business models, policy and the economy.
Separately, there are a few other events I'll be participating in that are worth mentioning:
- First up, I'm going to be keynoting the Leadership Music Digital Summit in Nashville, Tennessee, to be held on March 23 -- March 25th, where I'll be doing an updated version of my MidemNet talk. It's yet another chance to talk with folks from in and around the music industry.
- Next, I'm thrilled to be keynoting the Mesh Conference in Toronto, Canada, being held April 7th and 8th. I've attended Mesh the past two years, and it's a fantastic event for (as they say) connecting, sharing and inspiring around all sorts of new ideas relating to the internet, media and new business models. That talk will be a brand new one focusing on digital media business models, followed by an interview with Mathew Ingram and a Q&A. If you're in the Toronto area, don't miss it.
- Also, the week of March 8 - 14th, I'll (once again) be in Edinburgh, Scotland, giving a whole series of talks at the University of Edinburgh. I'm not entirely sure which of the talks are public and which are for students only, but two events that I know are public are the talk I'll be giving to the Edinburgh Entrepreneurship Club on What Makes Silicon Valley, Silicon Valley on March 10th and then I'll be attending/participating at a special BarCamp Scotland on March 14th.
- Because I'm in Scotland that week, I won't be able to attend Canadian Music Week in person in Toronto, unfortunately, but they will be showing my MidemNet talk during one of the sessions on music business models.
- Finally, unfortunately with all the travel on my schedule, I'm going to be unable to personally attend David Isenberg's fantastic Freedom to Connect even in Washington DC on March 30th and 31st, but if you're anywhere in the area, you shouldn't miss it. It's a great event focused on "the emerging internet economy" with a strong focus on the policy angles related to internet connectivity these days. You're probably already aware of Isenberg from his regular writings on the subject, but he pulls together such a great braintrust for his events that you'd be crazy to miss it if you're in the area. And, along those lines, he's agreed to offer Techdirt readers a special $100 discount on registering for the event. Prices actually go up this Saturday, so if you want to attend, you should register now...
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The Court of Appeals says the exception to a defendant's rights applies even when authorities don't know for certain a crime happened.
The court on Thursday backed prosecutors' use of incriminating statements Scott Doll made after the February 2009 beating death of business partner Joseph Benaquist.
A Genesee County deputy responding to an evening 911 call about a suspicious person found him walking on a roadway.
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The media line right now is that Obama is pulling away from Romney in the all-important state of Ohio, which, as all political junkies know, is not just a swing state—it is the swing state, as no Republican has ever won the White House without winning Ohio. (The Wall Street Journal's lead story today is "Electoral Drama Shifts to Ohio.") I spent Monday and Tuesday in Ohio, and most everyone I spoke with—admittedly a small and skewed sample mostly of the very good people of Ashland—says these poll numbers and media analyses just don't feel right. But what do we know, anyway?
Everyone seems ready to hit the Panic Button like we're under "launch on warning" conditions of the late Cold War—everyone's worried about pushing it in a moment of panic, but it never really happens because. . . well, in a political campaign, the metaphor means what, exactly? Bring in James Baker! Never mind that he's 145 years old by now, and isn't even on Twitter.
A few observations. First, generally speaking nail-biting elections have become the new norm for Republicans for a while now. I recall vividly early September back in 2000 when people were fretting that George W. Bush was faltering against Al Gore. Something must be done! Panic buttons must be pushed! No, an old sage said to me; it's up to Bush. He has to do it. No one can help him much from the outside. The "experts" say debates don't really change the course of elections, but I remain skeptical of this. The Nixon-Kennedy debates surely made a difference; I think it made some difference in 1980, perhaps in 1976 (when Ford liberated Poland), and probably in 2000, when Gore's erratic debate performances underscored doubts about the guy—well-founded doubts, as Gore's subsequent madness has made clear. George W. Bush's faltering performance in the first debate against John Kerry in 2004 sliced into his steady lead at the time. So let's stay tuned; there's a still a lot of time between now and November for things to change.
Second, everyone should have a look at this post on BattlegoundWatch.com from "keithbacker" that weighs the situation in Ohio. It notes that Romney suffers from the lack of a clear or forceful message, and that the auto bailout is popular in Ohio. He leaves out one other factor: the natural gas boom, which is helping to revive Ohio's economy, may be rescuing Obama here. "keithbacker" notes that Governor Kasich is giving a mixed message, as his celebration of improving conditions in the Buckeye State help Obama there. It would be the most bitter of ironies if hydrocarbon energy, which Obama hates and would like to kill, turns out to have been his lifeline.
The mention of Kasich raises one other item—the large loss as the polls last fall of the referendum on public employee union reforms. I listened to the radio spots last fall and thought the unions were going to win. Kasich and the Ohio Republicans clearly overreached and didn't bring the same calculating prudence that Scott Walker showed in Wisconsin. This loss should have been a warning sign to the GOP that Ohio is tricky terrain.
Third, "keithbacker" notes that the Romney campaign has a strong ground game in Ohio, and this might make the difference. Back in 2004, while Democrats were publicly boasting about their ground game, the Bush campaign quietly went about building and executing a much better one, and it made a huge difference. If there's one thing I'd expect a Bain Capital-style presidential campaign to do well, it would be the election day get-out-the-vote ground game.


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<Banana Hammock> is a social raiding & M+ guild for late night weekend bananas.
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Ranged DPS 1 Demon Hunter Dps 1 Hybrid (Dps MS/ Heals OS) Guild Info: <Banana Hammock> is currently looking for exceptional players that are looking for a bit more of a relaxed atmosphere. We are not a Cutting Edge guild, but we are looking for players who want to push beyond AOTC and see how far we get! While we will ask for the standard logs/experience info, we value people we think will be a best fit to make raiding enjoyable. Come be another Banana for our Hammock! 🙂
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Hello!! This is Starby from Velocity on Sargeras[A]. We're an established guild, that does mythic raiding in the morning/daytime. We're looking to enhance our roster with skilled and reliable players. If you're a mythic raider looking for a fresh start with BFA, and are interested in morning/daytime raiding -- check out Velocity!
The goal of Velocity is to take down mythic bosses and have fun in the process. We're searching for like-minded players who are interested in playing at a high level in a laid-back environment. If you can joke around, then focus up when you need to; this is the guild for you.
Our main roster is composed of veteran players. Some of us have been playing together for a little over a year. We have a solid core for our dream team – we're simply looking for a few more to round us out!
[A] <Velocity> 5/9M 9/9H (7/8M)
Raid Times: 10am-1pm CST | Tues/Wed/Thurs
Recruitment Needs
Ranged – Shadow Priest, Warlock, Mage
Melee – *filtered* Rogue
Healer – Disc Priest, Resto Sham
**** Offspecs are a huge plus!!
Some Mythic raiding experienced. Being relatively active outside of raid is preferred. Able to focus while joking around, and vica versa.
We're dedicated and ambitious players, so commitment to our raid times is necessary. We're interested in consistent players who are realistic about their day-to-day schedule. Raiders have to communicate in the event of tardiness or absences. Schedules change, things come up and real life always comes first. All we ask for is a heads up!
Trial Period
Demonstrate teamwork, attendance and play over 6 consecutive "raid days" (two weeks), after an agreed upon start date.
What you can Expect from us:
Dedicated leadership, communication, well defined goals, and a sense of community. Apart from raiding we also run M+ with each other every week.
What we expect from you:
Players who can survive and react to mechanics, while putting up big numbers. Many players struggle to do one, we are looking for both. Apart from this, just be a friendly. It might also be a good idea to bring a sense of humor.
If we sound like a good fit, let us know! Go ahead and apply online, leave a reply here and/or send us a tell on BNET/Discord. You could also go old school and send in-game mail to Starby-Sargeras or Foxshine-Sargeras!
To apply: https://goo.gl/forms/YbKQRIcEyXt0XAaC2
Thanks for checking us out and we hope to see you in gchat soon. 😃
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REQUIREMENTS: iLvl 400+, HoA 38
PERSONAL LOOT SYSTEM: RCLootCouncil**
*Sunday is an extra day. Whether or not we raid Sunday depends on our progress. It's the officers' decision.
**All tradeable loot is equally distributed to those who need it. We are trying to gear the raid as a whole so we can progress together.
Tank (pref DK) Healer (NO Rdruid/Hpriest) All DPS Spots will be competitive for Mythic.
We are a newly formed Horde Mythic progression guild seeking Cutting Edge. Currently we are looking for skilled raiders for the upcoming raid tiers in BFA.
Our founders are active players who come from backgrounds in Mythic+ and Heroic/Mythic raiding guilds (in WoD, Legion, and BFA)–but ultimately desired more in the way of Mythic progression.
It is highly encouraged for our raiders to be able to play their alternate role offspecs. It is also encouraged to have a secondary character for your current role, so we can have more flexibility.
We want to establish a group of committed individuals to pursue our main goal of progressing through Mythic content to achieve Cutting Edge. Not at breakneck speed, but at a constant rate of progression.
Our raiders should be willing to put the effort into clearing Mythic raids, as well as doing sufficient prep-work outside of raid. (M+, expeditions, WQs.) You should know when you should be serious and when you can joke around (i.e. joking around on trash or farm bosses vs being serious on progression).
Big Brain Boys are first and foremost a raiding guild, putting raiding over guild events or the like. We aren't a "social" guild, but if you would like to be social then by all means be social.
Please follow the link below to fill out our app (for both Raiders and Mythic+).
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Guild name: Gordian Knot
Faction: Horde
Realm: Draenor (EU)
Realm Type: Normal - PVE
Current progress: BoD 3/9M
Raid days: Wednesday, Sunday, Monday
Raid times: 20.00-23.00 CET
Website: https://gordian-knot.eu/
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Druid: Feral & Balance Mage: Fire & Frost Monk: Mistweaver Warrior: Fury Medium Demand:
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None at the moment Also, in order to be able to join our main team straight away, you need to meet the requirement for our current progress, which are around 400+ item level equiped and around 40+ levels on your necklace.
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We raid 3 nights a week, Wednesdays, Sundays and Mondays, from 20:00 till 23:00 server time.
Although we are a 20-man guild, we usually run an extra group in order to get more people to experience the joys of raiding, help new raiders learn the Knot's way to down bosses and gearing up. Usually, these runs happen on Thursdays. Also, every Friday and sometimes Saturdays too, we're on RBGs killing alliance scums!
Saturdays are generally left for those RBGs or older content runs for fun and drinking!
Our current guild progress is 3/9 in Battle of Dazar'alor mythic, and we're focusing on getting further Mythic progress. Our aim is to always progress as much as possible but also to have a relaxed and fun atmosphere at the same time!
If you're interested in joining Gordian Knot, please fill in our application form, located at https://gordian-knot.eu/apply/, alternatively please whisper one of our officers:
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Leleko - Leleko#2235
Narweena - Sephyra#2517
Xtotti - Xtotti#2339
On Discord:
Leleko - Leleko#7934
Narweena - Narweena#7029
Xtotti - xtotti#8758
PS. We're always open to group applications or guild merging discussions.
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PULSE Art Fair in Miami opened its doors on Dec.5th, 2013. The fifth edition of the fair brings forth an interesting mix of sophisticated, and classic works that offer a critical and progressive edge. Some of the most world-renowned artist are showcasing here, amongst them, William Eggleston, Zanele Muholi, and Robert Mapplethorpe.
Here, I have compiled a short guide of highlights that appeal to the Beautiful/Decay aesthetic:
Guatemalan artist Leandro Asoli creates these decorative, religious icons covered in colorful children's stickers featuring some of our favorite cartoons and superheros: Superman, Dora the explorer, Spongebob, Lisa Frank, Spiderman, etc. The juxtaposition of these two things, religion and children's television/book characters, creates interesting parallels between the concepts of idolization, religion, and popular culture.
Next, we have Moroccan artist Mounir Fatmi whom constructs lively collages out of used prayer rugs. This particular work, lends itself to heated controversy, as the usage of said rugs to make artworks is pretty much an atrocity within the Muslim faith. By using prayer rugs as his material of choice, the artist violates the religious object, leaving his audience to be exposed to a deconstruction of religious dogmas and ideologies.


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New Video – One Pale Horse – Sound the Alarm
Des Moines, Iowa's On A Pale Horse, featuring guitarist Josh Brainard (ex-Slipknot) and vocalist Aaron Peltz (ex-Downthesun), are currently streaming the new song A Generation of Vipers on the group's MySpace site at http://www.myspace.com/onapalehorse
"We are previewing a song off the new record every week up until the release on our MySpace," says vocalist Aaron Peltz. "The first track up for preview that hasn't been heard yet is the title track of our album."
On A Pale Horse has set March 4th, 2008 as the release date for their upcoming new album A Generation of Vipers through Corporate Punishment Records. The album was produced by Warren Riker (CROWBAR, DOWN, CATHEDRAL) and executive-produced by SLIPKNOT's Paul Gray.
The group's recently released video for "Sound The Alarm" has quickly become one of the hottest videos online at Revver.com, where the video is currently ranked in the Top 40. The video for "Sound The Alarm" can be seen at the following loc ation:
"We did the Sound the Alarm video in like 3 hours with independent filmmaker Thor Moreno and the feedback and curiosity about us so far has been great since we posted it up on Revver.com. It's nothing flashy which fits us perfectly," says Peltz. "The footage was shot at our nasty ass practice space and our home base in Des Moines at the House of Bricks. We hadn't ever made an actual video before so we definitely wanted to get the people that have supported us in on the shoot."
You can view "Sound the Alarm", below!
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Periodicly Melodic Death Metal?
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Some are approaching the looming Mayan apocalypse next week with trepidation and underground bunkers. The business community, however, is celebrating with Doomsday deals and marketing ploys.
On Dec. 21, the day pegged as the potential end of the world, restaurant chain T.G.I. Friday's is hosting "Last Friday" celebrations in Miami, Chicago, Washington D.C., Orlando, Tampa and Los Angeles.
At the Hollywood & Highland Shopping Center, the company will offer customers 21 years old and up free access to photo booths, a dance floor and more. Proceeds from Mayan Margaritas and other food and drink will benefit the hunger relief charity Feeding America.
Earlier this week, Carl's Jr. posted photos of its 12x12x12 burger, featuring a dozen patties, a dozen cheese slices and a dozen bacon strips, on its social media profiles. The monstrosity was created in the fast-food chain's test kitchen.
"If it's not the end of the world, then it's definitely the end of your hunger. #burgergeddon #baconpocalypse #cheesetastrophe," Carl's Jr. wrote in a post its Facebook page. More than 21,000 people indicated that they liked the image.
Cypress tire company Toyo Tires is offering a Mayans sweepstakes, dangling a custom Jeep vehicle or a trip to the Yucatan as prizes.
"We believe the Earth was built to last, just like our new Open Country A/T II," the company wrote of its all-country tires on its Facebook page.
Hotel Maya in Long Beach is throwing an End of the World party on Friday the 21st, with dancers, photo booths, free henna tattoos and a Bucket List raffle for skydiving vouchers, paddle-boarding lessons and sailing classes.
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Two issues ago, we began coverage of a unique buildup that posed a question of great interest: Could JeepSpeed racer Jason LaFortune and his crew at Temper-Mental Racing turn a tired, 140,000-mile ex-Forest Service Cherokee into a race-worthy XJ in just 10 days? LaFortune had done a similar short-fuse build previously, but that two-week timeframe seemed almost leisurely by comparison to this exercise.
To get the job done, LaFortune figured he and his team would have to work night and day-literally. So the core group of guys you've seen over the past couple issues would each day be augmented, or sometimes replaced, by a fresh group of builders and fabricators once the sun went down. By LaFortune's own admission, the pace of work changed dramatically between night and day, as more guys clustered around the Jeep tended to make things a little more chaotic. Our curiosity piqued, and we let Day 6 turn into Night 6 before we showed up at the Temper-Mental garage.
In our last issue, we pointed out that the Jeep's rollcage was complex enough-and important enough to the racer's safety-that it would require nearly the entire 10-day build time to complete. On Day 6, the crew finished X-bracing the main hoop and also added the horizontal bar to mount the DJ Safety harnesses. Jon Krellwitz is fitting a side bar that will run alongside the driver's seat. Note that the Beard racing seat, still in its protective plastic wrap, is set (but not anchored) in place to help Krellwitz locate the side bar.
One big difference between the night and day crews: there are a lot more guys around at night. Matt McCallum holds an Auto Meter gauge box in the cab while Jason Bernal, Patrick Smith, and Krellwitz debate its placement. Discussions like this could get lively, but never heated. Despite everyone showing signs of fatigue at this point, tempers never flare. These guys would never make it on one of those wrench-throwing, obscenity-yelling TV shows.
No fancy aluminum race radiator here, just a "standard three-core replacement radiator, the kind you can buy for $100 all day every day," LaFortune said. "That's what's so great about JeepSpeed racing. Using a stock motor, transmission, brakes, and other parts keeps the costs low. You can get into this series for about $10,000." Of course, to be truly competitive costs more. Also note the frame reinforcements.
Nighttime is great for catching sparks in flight. Here, LaFortune cuts the stock shock mounts off of the 2WD front axle he'll use for short races. Eventually, new shock mounts will be welded on.
When we left the garage at about 11 p.m., the crew still had hours to go before calling it quits for the night.
Prior commitments kept us away from the garage during Day 7, which LaFortune called the team's "most productive day." We tried not to have hurt feelings. Among the tasks done on Day 7 was the installation of the Unique Metal Products (UMP) in-cab engine air cleaner.
From inside the cab, intake air is routed through this piping to the UMP airbox that feeds the engine.
The beefed 2WD front axle was mounted during Day 7 using Skyjacker lift-kit pieces and hefty Currie steering linkage.
With the axle in, it was time to work on the steering. Krellwitz and Jason Rivera plot where to mount the tilt-steering-column mechanism in the cockpit. The steering shaft looks like it could be shortened just a bit.
The interior layout is also far enough along that the seat mount brackets can be welded in place.
The rollcage's rear downbars were welded in on Night 6 so that the framework for the rear bumper/spare-tire carrier could be fabricated on Day 7. You can see one of the 33x10.50R15LT BFGoodrich Baja T/As that'll be used on the Jeep as well as the two new battery brackets, located just ahead of the rear wheel tubs.
Also on Day 7, the crew mounted these subframe bars, which tie the front and main hoops together and also reinforce the front spring mount points.
LaFortune works on hanging the leaf-spring shackles, which were TIG-welded for extra strength.
While our camera was under the XJ's back end, we shot one of the finished Fabtech rear bumpstops.
The race Jeep will use these Fabtech Dirt Logic remote reservoir shocks in conjunction with Skyjacker 6-inch-lift coils. The front shocks are 10 inches long, the rears are 14 inches long; both have 2 1/2-inch-diameter shock bodies. One trick feature: LaFortune had Fabtech engrave the shocks with his "TMR" logo.
Daniel Demonteverde (left) and Karl Armbrust modify the stock front bumper so it will fit onto the XJ behind the brush bars. The bumper mounts are made of mild steel, not chromoly (which the rest of the cage is built from). That way, if they get hit, they'll fold or crush and not do more damage by being shoved backward into the engine bay.
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With the Blue and Gold losing five key seniors from their 2013 championship roster in Doane, Andrew Green (Powell, Tenn.), Alex Reynolds (Johnson City, Tenn.), Derek Niesman (Wellington, Fla.) and Mason Hershey (Altoona, Pa.), head coach Tony Skole and his staff were busy on the recruiting circuit and brought in 10 new players. Green started all 60 games for the Bucs in 2013 and was named second team All A-Sun, while Reynolds and Niesman joined Doane and Taylor on the All-Tournament Team. Hershey started 54 games behind the plate for the Blue and Gold and registered 11 doubles, three home runs and 21 RBI.
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The Monday blues are running a bit darker than normal today.
Philip Seymour Hoffman left us too soon, while the Super Bowl and the January stock market couldn't leave us soon enough. Blame drugs, an outrageous defense and emerging markets, respectively, for a miserable conclusion to 2014's first act.
The game was the biggest Super Bowl blowout since the last time Denver was emasculated way back in 1990, and we just endured the worst January for the stock market since 2010. The former might be over, but the latter could linger. In fact, we might be longing for January by the time February is through with us, if Societe Generale's latest red flag is any indication (more on that below).
It's times like these that bears savor, giving guys like John Hussman of Hussman Funds the perfect opportunity to chime in about the "extremely overvalued, overbought, over-bullish conditions" that investors are facing.
"Quantitative easing has distorted not only financial markets, but financial memory. The awakening is not likely to be gentle," he warned in his weekly update, which can always be counted on for being a good read. And a good depressant.
Key market gauges: February is showing some after an earlier bout of weakness. Futures on the Dow /quotes/zigman/25835223/realtime YMZ4 and the S&P /quotes/zigman/21588523/realtime ESZ4 are all up. Asia /quotes/zigman/6959860/realtime XX:ADOW finished in the red and a 2% fall for the Nikkei /quotes/zigman/5986735/realtime JP:NIK put the index in a technical correction (defined as a drop of 10% or more from the previous peak). Europe /quotes/zigman/2380150/realtime XX:SXXP is heading for its lowest close in more than six weeks.
The economy: Global PMI numbers are pouring in ahead of the ISM manufacturing index, which is due at 10:00 a.m. Eastern. Consensus calls for a drop to 56.0 from 56.5 in December. At the same time, construction spending is expected to come in unchanged.
The jobs report is the big one this week. That hits Friday.
Over the weekend, Chinese manufacturing data added to worries about a slowdown there.
Earnings: No huge announcements on tap, but we'll hear from Yum Brands /quotes/zigman/303422/delayed /quotes/nls/yum YUM and Take-Two Interactive /quotes/zigman/62747/delayed /quotes/nls/ttwo TTWO after the bell. Before that, Sysco /quotes/zigman/242525/delayed /quotes/nls/syy SYY reports. Anadarko Petroleum /quotes/zigman/217978/delayed /quotes/nls/apc APC is also on the docket.
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A contentious triangle may be developing in the retail sector. Jos. A. Bank Clothiers /quotes/zigman/56759/delayed /quotes/nls/josb JOSB is said to be in talks to buy fellow apparel retailer Eddie Bauer. If that goes through, it would dramatically shake up a takeover battle that Jos. A. Bank has been waging with Men's Wearhouse /quotes/zigman/233713/delayed /quotes/nls/mw MW . Jos. A. Bank shares are not liking the Eddie Baeur news much so far.
Shares of Herbalife /quotes/zigman/361145/delayed /quotes/nls/hlf HLF are up in premarket on news it'll offer $1 billion in convertible notes to fund some share buy backs.
The chart of the day: The market is falling in line with what we typically see in the second year of a presidential cycle, according to Brian Gilmartin of Trinity Asset Management. He said it's starting to take hold among some of the market thinkers he respects, and now he's jumping on board. "My own opinion is that the '2-year President Cycle'… is the right analog to this market, which means we get a flat to -10% through the first 6–9 months of 2014, and then a strong year-end rally," he wrote. Schaeffer's Ryan Detrick posted this glimpse of what it could look like.
The call of the day: Batten down the hatches, the stock market is about to get even more dicey, warns Societe Generale. "Following a week of extreme volatility in emerging markets, many wonder if we are now heading for a perfect storm, with China increasingly sucked in and Europe's already low inflation falling further towards deflation," the analyst wrote in a note over the weekend. "We remain unconvinced… that the reforms to date in Europe are enough to raise growth sufficiently and put public debt trajectories on a sustainable path."
Random reads: A disturbing letter by Dylan Farrow about Woody Allen. "To this day I find it difficult to look at toy trains," she writes. Then a look from the other side.
Johnny Depp is Her Majesty's cousin? That, and other strange family ties.
A look back at the most boring Super Bowl in history, via The Margin blog.
Surfing the Severn River, home of the second-highest tidal range in the world.
A wagon that goes zero to 60 in 3.6 seconds? Sign me up … for something else.
Dumb movie. Silly role. But another reason Philip Seymour Hoffman will be sorely missed. "Douche-bags bring your A game?"
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The topic for week 14 of 52 Weeks to Better Genealogy written by Amy Coffin is:
Week 14: Use a different search engine for your online genealogy research. Google is quite popular, but other search engines may provide different results. Try Yahoo! Search, Bing, Ask.com, Dogpile, and even Clusty. Pick an unusual surname and search it in different engines. Make note of the top 10 page returns for each. If you're a genealogy blogger, share your observations on this experience.
When I need to do a search for anything, I always turn to Google. It's my homepage on my browser, so it is always there and ready for me. I've learned some of the search techniques to get the best results on Google (even though there are many more that I could learn).
I chose my EISWERTH line to run a search using the search engines that Amy suggested. Then I ran a search with EISWERTH and genealogy. Finally I looked at how far down the list my blog was on the genealogy search results. Here were my results:
Google: 35,400 results with surname only, 951 with surname and genealogy, my blog #11
Yahoo: 39, 600 results (surname only), 207 (with genealogy), my blog #2
Bing: 13, 500 results (surname only), 78 (with genealogy), my blog #8
Ask: 2,300 results (surname only), 61 (with genealogy), my blog #3
Dogpile: 53 results (surname only), 49 (with genealogy), my blog #1
Clusty: 13,100 results (surname only), 116 (with genealogy), my blog #7
It is amazing the differences in the number of results. It's nice to know that my blog is well represented. I need to write more about this line and get it higher on Google. I still think I will stick with Google, but if I ever want to try to find something new I know know other search engines to use.
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Have you ever tried a surname search on Google books? I have had good success finding lots of obscure references that have aided my genealogy research by using the Google book search function. Some of the books I would have never been able to track down on my own!ReplyDelete
Tina, I liked the way you broke down your results. I have started using Google Chrome as a browser and somehow it provides different search results than if I simply use Google. I have nominated you for the Ancestor Approved Award. Please stop by my blog, Those Who Went Before to pick up your badge and complete the requirements. Keep up the good work.ReplyDelete
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One of the ideas I mentioned in the Pipeline is a logo tournament dealing in how center ice is painted in each arena. I think that would be a really cool one, but building graphics will require a lot of research and all the help I can get.
What I'd like is some help finding photos of center ice in every NHL rink. If any of you guys would be willing to help me find pictures, I'd be more than grateful and I'd find some way of making sure you get the credit you deserve.
Yesterday, I put together four graphics based on photos I found. See what you guys think and if it's a competition you'd be interested in, let me know.
The above images show what the ice looks like from directly above. But we could also use graphics that show what the ice looks like from the seats. Just an idea.
If you like this idea and want to help find photos, just keep in mind that the bigger and more detailed they are, the better. That detail will come in handy when figuring out the right fonts and logos to use. Plus, I don't know if you know this, but every rink in the league has a different pattern on the red line and I really want to get it as accurate as possible.
All right, so leave a comment and let me know what you guys are thinking. If nobody is interested, then I'll toss the idea aside and stop building graphics. If you want to move forward, I'll keep at it.


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Magic Mile Power Rankings: Dover
Chase Race #3 - AAA 400 at Dover International Speedway
Some things never change. Just when it looked like Matt Kenseth had a complete stranglehold on this year's Chase for the Sprint Cup championship, guess who showed up to the party?
Mr. Five-Time himself made sure this year's championship wouldn't be a runaway for Kenseth, as Jimmie Johnson dominated Sunday's race at The Monster Mile, leading more than half the race and holding off a hard-charging Dale Earnhardt Jr. over the final 30 laps to take the checkers. Kenseth, however, did manage a seventh-place finish, and as a result still holds an eight-point lead over Johnson in the standings.
Here's a look at the Magic Mile Power Rankings* heading into Sunday's race at Kansas Speedway:
1. Matt Kenseth - After back-to-back wins to start the Chase, a seventh-place finish almost seems futile by comparison. But in the end, it was another strong day for the No. 20, starting the race on the front row and leading 36 laps until his car went away during a late two-tire stop.
Previous ranking: First, --
2. Jimmie Johnson - After consecutive top-fives to start the Chase, Johnson still found himself losing ground on Kenseth heading into Dover. So, like any former champion would do, Johnson took the 48 team on his back and led 243 of the 400 laps en route to his eighth victory at The Monster Mile. Which, coincidentally, makes him the all-time winningest driver at the concrete oval.
Previous ranking: Third, +1
3. Kyle Busch - Dating back to last year, Rowdy now has seven top-fives in his last eight Chase starts. Granted, he wasn't actually in the Chase at this time last year, but that doesn't change the fact that the tracks are the same and his confidence level is likely to be as good as it ever has. Busch has always been criticized that he could win, but lacked consistency when it came to the Chase. Well, he has that consistency ... now he just needs a win.
Previous ranking: Second, -1
4. Jeff Gordon - It certainly appears to be a three-driver Chase for the championship, at this point. But don't count out the four-time champ just yet. From also ran to also in, Gordon has taken full advantage of his opportunity. And while he still sits 39 points behind the leader in the points standings, that's still an attainable spread with seven races to go.
Previous ranking: Sixth, +2
5. Greg Biffle - The Biff has shown some spunk so far in NASCAR's playoffs. Two straight top-10s has Biffle still within striking distance of the Big Three, but it's going to take a win or two or three for the No. 16 to legitimately make a run.
Previous ranking: Fifth, --
6. Kevin Harvick - This is typical of Harvick. The 29 Budweiser Chevrolet has flown driven under the radar all season, so the fact that he sits fourth in points right now (tied with Gordon) shouldn't come as a shocker to anyone. But the reality is, Harvick is going to need to win races - because that's the only way anyone is going to stop Kenseth or Johnson.
Previous ranking: Eighth, +2
7. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - Junior's runner-up finish on Sunday was his third of the season and first since the fifth race of the season at Fontana. That was pretty hard to tell during his post-race interview, though. The disappointment was palpable as Earnhardt failed to chase down Johnson over the final 30 laps despite having four fresh tires to his teammate's two. On the bright side, he did take the pole.
Previous ranking: Ninth, +2
8. Clint Bowyer - Another respectable finish (10th) for the No. 15 Toyota. No doubt he has to be racing with a lot on his mind, but Bowyer has handled everything admirably and should be proud of the effort he and his team have put in so far under the circumstances.
Previous ranking: 10th, +2
9. Kurt Busch - Pit road continues to be an issue for the only one-car team in the Chase, in spite of the fact that the 78 team had a new crew for Dover. Time is running out on history.
Previous ranking: Fourth, -5
10. Joey Logano - Well that's the Joey we know. After failing to capitalize on terrific starting positions at Chicago and New Hampshire, Logano went from 11th to third to secure his first top-five Chase finish. It might be too late for the 22, but Sunday is going to go a long way in boosting this team's confidence moving forward.
Previous ranking: 11th, +1
11. Carl Edwards - What a blow to the regular-season points leader. A top-10 car all day long, Edwards dropped from fourth in points all the way to 11th thanks to a rear-end issue that forced him to the garage after the final restart. Ouch.
Previous ranking: Seventh, -4
12. Ryan Newman - The 39 is in a tough spot here with seven Chase drivers finishing in front of him on Sunday and Edwards dropped four spots to 11th. It was a good day for Newman, who even led six laps on Sunday. But it's going to take more than consistent eighth-place finishes to get himself back into the Chase race.
Previous ranking: 12th, --
13. Kasey Kahne - He finished 13th. That's where he'll stay here, too.
Previous ranking: 13th, --
Top Non-Chaser. Jamie McMurray - Big Mac takes this spot for the second straight week. After all, with the top-10 all going to Chasers, it's fitting that McMurray earns this position with an 11th-place finish.


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A Truth Journal: Obama Political Hacks Screwing Up Over Libya Ambassador Assassination?: From Denny: Oh, what a political mess is this warring rhetoric from the Republican and Democratic camps over the perception of what happened in the killing of our ambassador to Libya. After all, it's an election year, two parties battling for control of the White House.
The Republicans are looking to gain points by bashing President Obama. The President? His side is trying to not look like they fumbled the intelligence football so they listened to their political hacks - when they now wish they had not. Meanwhile, the FBI is waiting to get into the embassy zone when it's fully secured to complete their investigation.
Ambassador Susan Rice disgraced by White House
U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice was trotted out to the news outlets as an Obama loyalist to claim the Libyan killing was really the result of a "spontaneous uprising" when clearly the evidence on the ground and in the news said otherwise.
Susan Rice gave her best Colin Powell moment, lying for her president. Obama should be ashamed of himself for even asking her to do this. Obviously, Sec. of State Hillary Clinton had enough sense to say no to this political suicide and strip search of her integrity.
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