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Co-author Maryann Zaki You might recall previous entries (here is one) discussing the $2.9 million Dallas County verdict and judgment in Parr v. Aruba. Not all similar suits have the same result. Michael and Myra Cerny sued Marathon Oil Corp. and Plains Exploration & Production Company, alleging, as in Parr, private nuisance, negligence, and negligence per se…. Continue Reading
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Hydrocarbon Exposure ReconsideredPosted in Litigation, Pollution
What's Going On in Denton, Texas?Posted in Energy Policy, Hydraulic Fracturing
As you probably know, the Denton City Council denied a petition signed by several thousand citizens to ban hydraulic fracturing within the city limits. The denial sent the question to the November 4 general election ballot. Here is the proposition, its legalese in full bloom: SHALL AN ORDINANCE BE ENACTED PROHIBITING, WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HYDRAULIC FRACTURING,… Continue Reading
Delay Strikes Down Another PlaintiffPosted in Land Titles, Litigation
Why am I always reporting on plaintiffs who wait too long to file their lawsuit? See below for a few possible answers. In the latest Texas case, Trahan v. Mettlen, the Trahans sued in 2010 on a 2006 warranty deed. The earnest money contract for the sale of property from the Mettlens to the Trahans… Continue Reading
Faulty Property Description Haunts Louisiana ServitudePosted in Land Titles, Royalty Disputes, Title Issues
Co-author Brooke Sizer Halloween is approaching, so let's talk poltergeists – troublesome spirits that haunt a specific location. Where do they come from? In Quality Environmental Processes, Inc. v I.P. Petroleum Company, Inc., it was from a faulty property description that lay dormant for 30 years before beginning its vexations. The Demon is Spawned A 1966 mineral deed… Continue Reading
Easements: Roads Traveled, Less Traveled, and Not TraveledPosted in Land Titles, Title Issues
Why would anyone buy property without access to a public road? Because it seemed like a good idea at the time, I guess. And often it is, until things change, "things" often being new and unfriendly ownership of the surrounding property. The Texas Supreme Court has addressed this situation. Hamrick v. Ward clarified the law for two different kinds of implied… Continue Reading
Truth and Illusion in the Fracking DebatePosted in Energy Policy, Environmental Policy, Hydraulic Fracturing
"What is it like to live inside your head with Peter Pan and the Easter Bunny?" So asks the sister in "Bridges of Madison County" after the brother wonders if the Meryl Streep and Clint Eastwood characters had sex all those years ago. And so it is from certain quarters in the hydraulic fracking debate who continue to… Continue Reading
How Much Are Your Trees Worth?Posted in Construction, Litigation
In Texas, more than your dog. Gilbert Wheeler, Inc. v. Enbridge Pipelines (East Texas), L.P. is good news for landowners. The Texas Supreme recognized the intrinsic-value-of-trees exception to the general rule for damages to real property, so that landowners are compensated for the loss of the ornamental (esthetic) and utilitarian (shade) value that trees bring… Continue Reading
What Does "Sprawling Litigation" Look Like?Posted in Land Titles, Lease Disputes
It looks like what you'd expect: a bunch of litigants spending lots of time at a courthouse in Goliad, Texas, with no end in sight. After much "sprawl" in Harkins v. Northshore Energy it came down to the meaning of this property description (call it Tract 2): "Being 1,210 acres of land, more or less, out of 1,673 acres out of the… Continue Reading
North Dakota Good Faith Purchasers: At What Point is Notice Relevant?Posted in Land Titles, Title Issues
Co-author Katie R. English. The Question In order to be a good faith purchaser, a party must not have actual or constructive notice of another's rights. Northern Oil and Gas v. Creighton asked, When should the determination of whether a party has notice be made, A: At the time the second lease is recorded, or B: When the… Continue Reading
Subcontractors Score a Victory in Federal CourtPosted in Contract Disputes, Title Issues
By: Martin P. Averill On August 27, in In re Heritage Consolidated, L.L.C., the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals granted subcontractor's lien rights to two oil and gas drilling contractors. The Court reversed a district court ruling which upheld a summary judgment issued by a bankruptcy court denying liens to the two drilling contractors. The case was briefed and argued by Gray… Continue Reading
Freedom to Contract Prevails in New MexicoPosted in Lease Disputes
Co-author Alexandra Crawley Is freedom to contract a good thing for everybody? First Baptist Church of Roswell v. Yates Petroleum Corp. says yes, and confirms that the public policy in New Mexico is freedom to contract. In this case, it was to avoid the Proceeds Payment Act requirement for payment of interest on well proceeds once a legal determination is made that a payee is… Continue Reading
In Wyoming, a Higher Burden for Chemical Disclosure Exemption?Posted in Hydraulic Fracturing, Regulations
Co-author Sandra Mazan In Powder River Basin Resource Council v. Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, the Wyoming Supreme Court held that the Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission has the burden of justifying the use of trade secrets exemption from revealing the contents of hydraulic fracturing chemicals. The court also required the WOGCC, when deciding what a… Continue Reading
CO2 is GoodPosted in Lease Disputes, Royalty Disputes
… in the right places. Co-author Mark Bohon In French vs. Occidental Permian, Ltd. the Texas Supreme Court held that costs associated with injection of carbon dioxide into a reservoir in a tertiary recovery operation were properly deducted from royalties. This case reflects court's awareness of improvements in oil recovery created by new technology, in this case CO2… Continue Reading
Treachery of the Untrustworthy TrusteePosted in Contract Disputes, Title Issues
Co-author Brooke Sizer J-W Operating Co. v. Olsen is another Louisiana concursus ("It's not my money, Your Honor; let them fight over it"). The Trust In 2006, Fred Houston created the Fred L. Houston Trust and placed into it the Tenneco lease, which had been producing since 1974. Ms. Williams was the trustee. The trust instrument declared… Continue Reading
Rumsfeld, Morrison and the Discovery Rule in TexasPosted in Land Titles, Title Issues
As Donald Rumsfeld teaches, knowledge can be divided into three categories: Known knowns; things that we know that we know; known unknowns; that is to say, we know there are some things we do not know; and unknown unknowns; the ones we don't know we don't know. Another philosopher, Slavoj Zizek, adds a fourth, for… Continue Reading
This is Why You Need a WillPosted in Land Titles, Title Issues
Co-author Brooke Sizer Let's talk title disputes, especially ones between those with record title and those claiming title by possession: They are complicated (There were 229 defendants in today's case) They happen when there is a lot of money to fight over ($2.7 MM in today's case) They involve events that happened a long time ago The witness who can… Continue Reading
The Non-Binding Agreement – Louisiana EditionPosted in Contract Disputes, Lease Disputes
Co-author Brooke Sizer I say, "Let's go down to the crab shack for some seafood". You say, "I agree, we'll go to a steakhouse for a big, juicy slab of cow". Am I obligated to join you to split a 32 ounce Porterhouse with three sides and a Cabernet with a 94 rating? No. In 2008 as the Haynesville Shale was being developed… Continue Reading
Frac(k)ing, Parr v. Aruba, and Minority OppressionPosted in Hydraulic Fracturing, Litigation
WHAT IS IT, FRACING OR FRACKING? Having gone back-and-forth over how to spell the process, I've figured it out. Why it is "Fracing": That's what the engineers call it, and they're the ones who do it. Some law firm blogs stand fast with their friends and agree. It's a gerund: A noun formed from a verb by adding "-ing". So… Continue Reading
Are Personal Injury Damages Available in a Nuisance Case?Posted in Hydraulic Fracturing, Lease Disputes
Co-Author Maryann Zaki As promised, on May 22, today's post is a study of the personal injury issues raised by the defendants in Parr v. Aruba. You will find a more detailed analysis here. In this post we raise the question and discuss what the parties believe the answer should be. The Havner Hurdle Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc. v. Havner established hurdles to a… Continue Reading
Are Oil and Gas Producers Protecting the Environment?Posted in Energy Policy, Environmental Policy
In their search for Utopia, some opponents of oil and gas drilling ignore innovation … What's harmful now will forever be that way. The Question That isn't true, but it raises a question for producers: What are you doing to reduce the negative effects of your activities on the communities where you operate? The Answers Here are examples of the industry investing considerable time,… Continue Reading
Perils of "Other Provisions" in the Model Form JOAPosted in Operating Agreements, Purchase and Sale Agreements
Scriveners, when you add those "Other Provisions" in Article XVI of your model from JOA's, are you sure that the document remains internally consistent, that no "Other Provision" conflicts with the form? … Are you mindful of which of two related contracts will govern if there is a conflict in provisions? Did you choose the correct one?… Continue Reading
Operator Wins JOA FightPosted in Contract Disputes, Operating Agreements
MDU Barnett Ltd. P'ship v. Chesapeake Exploration Ltd. P'ship is at least three things: The culmination of an unhappy relationship between an operator and non-operators. What happens when joint owners' interests are not aligned. Predictable, given Texas law and the relationship of parties under the model form JOA. In 2005 Chesapeake and Conglomerate Gas entered into an Exploration and Development Agreement involving Barnett Shale properties…. Continue Reading
What's Up at the Department of Energy?Posted in Energy Policy
Who is that man on the right? a. Lineal descendant of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, b. Reincarnation of Froederick Fronkensteen, c. Tootsie … in the later years, d. Ernest Moniz, Secretary of the U.S Department of Energy Other than Solyndra, what comes to mind when you consider the DOE (assuming… Continue Reading
North Dakota Court Dismisses Flaring CasesPosted in Regulations, Royalty Disputes
Co-author Katie English You might recall that North Dakota achieved nationwide notoriety when photos of flaring Bakken wells visible from space circulated around the news. According to the U. S. Department of Energy, at times North Dakota has flared 33% of its gas production, compared to the 1% average nationwide. You will not be surprised to… Continue Reading


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This undated image released courtesy of Brian Silver shows author and statistician Nate Silver in New York. The 34-year-old statistician, unabashed numbers geek, author, and creator of the much-read FiveThirtyEight blog at the New York Times, correctly predicted the presidential winner in all 50 states, and almost all the Senate races.
WASHINGTON — Forget political pundits, gut instincts, and psychics. The mightier-than-ever silicon chip seems to reveal the future.
In just two weeks this fall, computer models displayed an impressive prediction prowess.
It started when the first computer model alerted meteorologists to the pre-Halloween disaster headed for the Northeast from a bunch of clouds in the Caribbean. Nearly a week later, that weather system became Hurricane Sandy and grew into a superstorm after taking a once-in-a-century sharp turn into New Jersey.
(MORE: Weather Supercomputer in Final Tests | Blistering Fast Supercomputer Put to Work)
Then, statistician and blogger Nate Silver correctly forecast on his beat-up laptop how all 50 states would vote for president. He even predicted a tie in Florida and projected it eventually would tip to President Barack Obama, which is the equivalent of predicting a coin landing on its side. He did it by taking polling data, weighing it for past accuracy and running 40,000 computer simulations at a time.
He then gave his forecast in terms of percentages, saying that Obama had a 91 percent chance of being re-elected.
In the case of Sandy, lives were at stake. With the election, reputations were on the line and some pundits were dismissive of the computer modeling. Bets were made. Challenges issued.
The math majors came out on top thanks to better and more accessible data and rapidly increasing computer power.
"In this particular case, rationality scored a win," said Princeton University neuroscientist Sam Wang, who since 2004 has been using mathematical formulas and polling data to predict elections for the Princeton Election Consortium. Wang predicted a "100 percent chance" of an Obama victory, but missed Florida, giving it to Republican Mitt Romney. For the record, Wang notes that he beat Silver at accurate Senate race predictions.
Computers soon should be able to tell health officials where the next food poisoning outbreak will spread, a U.S. government lab predicts.
Tom Mitchell, head of the Machine Learning Department at Carnegie Mellon University, called computer model predictions based on historical evidence "one of more positive trends we're going to see this century. ... We're just beginning."
Take a look at baseball, where Silver got his start as a stats geek. The Oakland A's, a team that famously uses computer statistics in selecting players, surprised everyone by getting into the playoffs despite one of the lowest payrolls in baseball.
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Computer modeling tells the government what happens when a nuclear bomb explodes, helped Goodyear make a better tire and helped the makers of Pringles figure out how to keep the potato crisps from breaking in the can, said Bill Tang, program director for the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory simulation program.
Every time you swipe a credit card, a computer is using predictive models based on past evidence to determine if it's really you or if it is fraud, Mitchell added.
For about 40 years, climate scientists have used computer models to predict what global warming will look like with dead-on accuracy, said climate computer modeler Andrew Weaver of the University of Victoria in British Columbia.
For computer models to make predictions, three things are needed: computer power, mathematical formulas designed to mirror real world cause-and-effects and current conditions converted into numbers that can be used in formulas.
Experts input the data of current conditions into the formulas that say if X and Y happen, then it will produce Z. Then the computers run those what-if simulations over and over again, with slight variations changing the end results. These scenarios are run tens of thousands of times, giving a whole range of outcomes.
The key is seeing what happens most often and why. It's not a dead-on prediction, but breaks down the future into probabilities.
"It's essentially solving equations that are too extensive to solve with pencil and paper," Weaver explained.
It all comes down to collecting data, crunching it and spitting out probabilities. It's evidence turned into numbers. It's math.
Experts believe it's the future.
Silver said what he did with the election was nothing compared with what meteorologists did with Sandy, which was a matter of "real life-and-death consequences."
The National Weather Service forecast an extremely rare due-west turn by the storm into southern New Jersey, he said. "It's astounding. That's a huge win for computer modeling."
(MORE: Sandy - Triumph of the Models | Sandy's Hook - How Unusual Is This? )
Silver's bold predictions that Obama would win upset some political pundits who predicted a Romney victory, based on what they perceived as momentum, the enthusiasm of crowds, gut instinct and partisanship.
But Silver was right, besting his 2008 record of getting 49 of 50 states right for president.
"This is a victory for the stuff (computer modeling) in politics," he said Thursday in a telephone interview. "It doesn't mean we're going to solve world peace with a computer. It doesn't mean we're going to be able predict earthquakes ... but we can chip away at the margins."
One of the next fields Silver said he'd like to get into is education because he feels that all the data being generated "is not being used in the best way."
"I hope that people focus not on me personally, but what I'm trying to do," Silver said.
What he and his colleagues are trying to do is take a chaotic world and make sense of it, turn events into equations to be solved. More than anything statistics are tools for understanding, like a wrench for an auto mechanic, said Bill James, the godfather of modern baseball statistics and a colleague of Silver's.
James said in an email that contemplating what will happen in the future is something that "we all do every day, without really thinking about it. It is a necessary and relevant process. Thus, it is something that is worthy of our best analytical efforts."

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American Salers Junior Association
The American Salers Junior Association (ASJA) began in 1983. The founders were young people who wanted to increase involvement of youth with Salers cattle and develop an interest in beef cattle agriculture. The association celebrated its 30th Annual Junior National Show in Stillwater, Oklahoma, July 7 - 12, 2014.
An application form to join the Board of Directors for 2015-16 will be available here in early 2015.
The ASJA Board of Directors for 2014- 2015 is pictured below:
(L to R) President- Allison Leibhart,New Boston, Mo.; Vice-Pres.- Amanda Leibhart, New Boston, Mo.; Secretary-Eden Moore, Mead, Neb.; Treasurer- Lane Bray, Sidney, Ark.; Reporter- Ashlynn Lingle, Aspinwall, Iowa.; Social Media Representative- Madie Schaefer, Morrill, Neb.; Director-Sierra Jacobi, Ground Mound, Iowa. Dean Pike, ASA Field Representative, is on the right.


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Air [4'19]
Berceuse [5'24]
Procession [7'12]
The fourth volume in our 'Organ Dreams' series finds Christopher Herrick at the helm of the Pels & van Leeuwen organ of St Nikolai, Halmstad, in Sweden, and this instrument – built in 2003 – turns out to be a perfect vehicle for the repertoire.
Starting with Charles-Marie Widor's 'Wachet auf!' arrangement, the programme embraces a further four Parisian organists – César Franck, Maurice Duruflé, Charles-Valentin Alkan and Alexandre Guilmant – and three masters from the English Cathedral tradition – Samuel Sebastian Wesley, Harvey Grace and Herbert Sumsion. The triumphant conclusion to the recital is Franz Liszt's epic 'Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen' variations, neatly returning us to our starting-point and the sanctity of Bach's dominance in the world of organ composition.
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Charles-Marie Widor (1844–1937) was organist of St-Sulpice in Paris from 1869 until 1933 and succeeded Franck as Professor of Organ at the Paris Conservatoire. He wrote not only ten organ symphonies but also a number of books, of which his Technique de l'orchestre moderne (Paris, 1904), is the best known. Marche du veilleur de nuit ('March of the night watchman') comes fourth in Widor's Bach's Memento, which comprises six organ arrangements of movements from the works of J S Bach. In this particular case 'very free paraphrase' is more accurate than 'arrangement', for this is far from a faithful transcription of the organ prelude Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme, BWV645, the first of Bach's Schübler chorales. Taking his cue from the watchman referred to in Nicolai's hymn, Widor depicts a figure cheerfully strutting along the darkened streets (and provides what appears to be the only evidence that this formidable Frenchman had a sense of humour).
Like Widor, César Franck (1822–1890) was a Parisian organist, presiding from 1858 until his death at the Cavaillé-Coll organ at Ste-Clotilde. Prélude, Fugue et Variation, Op 18, the third of his Six Pièces (1860–62), is dedicated to Saint-Saëns. Coming as it does directly after Franck's Grande Pièce Symphonique, Op 17, its title might suggest a contrasting work of neo-Baroque severity, but what could be more Romantic than the haunting oboe melody of the first movement? A typical Franckian theme, moving largely by step and emphasizing particular notes of the scale, it has two limbs, the first a flowing theme of five-bar phrases, the second a dogged affair ascending the scale in four-bar phrases (and taken up in quasi-canonic fashion by the pedals). A short bridge passage introduces the second movement, a sober fugue on a subject, vocal in character, marked cantando. Assisted by stretti, a muted climax is reached, and the music proceeds without a break to the Variation, in which the hautbois, taking the stage again, has the 'flowing' and 'dogged' themes of the first movement, but here set against rippling semiquavers.
Samuel Sebastian Wesley (1810–1876), the outstanding cathedral musician of Victorian England, was successively organist at the cathedrals of Hereford, Exeter, Winchester and Gloucester, and spent seven years at Leeds Parish Church between the second and third of these appointments. This Andante in E flat major is the third of Wesley's Second Set of Three Pieces for Chamber Organ. Products of the Exeter years (1835–42), both sets were written for the chamber organ at Killerton House, Broadclyst, Exeter, the home of the Acland family; Lady Acland, a Wesley pupil, was the dedicatee. (This Andante must be distinguished from the Andante in E flat with which the first set begins: that example is in 4/4; this one is in 2/4.) Wesley was noted for skill at extemporization, and perhaps this graceful movement gives an idea of the sort of music with which he beguiled cathedral congregations in the few minutes immediately preceding services.
Like Widor and Franck, Maurice Duruflé (1902–1986) was a Parisian organist, presiding at St-Etienne-du-Mont from 1930 until his death. Born at Louviers, near Paris, his training began at Rouen Cathedral and continued at the Paris Conservatoire, where he studied with Paul Dukas. His Suite, Op 5, which dates from 1934, is dedicated to Dukas, and the Sicilienne, its second movement, is among Duruflé's loveliest creations. Its main theme, an oboe melody distantly related to that of Franck's Prélude, appears three times (in G minor, B flat minor and G minor again) and gives the movement a rondo-like structure; but the work has an improvisatory flavour nonetheless, exploring a wide range of soft colours and encompassing some ravishingly beautiful textures. It is not in fact Franck who comes to mind here but the Debussy of Clair de Lune, for this is surely another night piece, painting not the streets patrolled by Widor's watchman, but a formal garden dominated by moonlit statuary and brilliant fountains. The movement ends, as did Franck's Prélude, Fugue et Variation, with the main theme heard against a bubbling flute accompaniment.
Harvey Grace (1874–1944), the second English cathedral organist in this programme, was at Chichester Cathedral from 1931 to 1938 but is better known for an edition of the Rheinberger sonatas; his book The Organ Works of Bach, which although published in 1922 is read admiringly (and with profit) by organists of today; and his work for The Musical Times, which he edited from 1918 until his death. His Ten Compositions for Organ, which date from around 1922, are seldom heard nowadays but reveal a thoughtful and resourceful composer. Reverie, the eighth of them, is based on the eighteenth-century hymn-tune University, and the score makes clear that Grace was thinking of its pairing with George Herbert's paraphrase of Psalm 23, The God of love my Shepherd is. Listening to this almost artless little work (and to S S Wesley's Andante) is to be ushered into that corner of music-making practically unique to the organist – extemporization – and one can imagine an organist of Grace's generation 'playing in' the choir and clergy with gentle reflections such as these, making much use of the soft woodwind and string colours of the Romantic organ. The harmonic vocabulary of the cathedral organist had changed somewhat since the nineteenth century, and whereas Wesley's harmony is coloured by Mozart and the early Romantics, Grace's seems at times touched by Delius.
Charles-Valentin Alkan (1813–1888) is the fourth Parisian organist in this programme, but – unlike Widor, Franck and Duruflé – he appears never to have held a post as organist (even though in 1834 the Paris Conservatoire awarded him a premier prix for the instrument). In some ways he was to the nineteenth century what Erik Satie was to the twentieth. Both were rather enigmatic figures, leading slightly odd, unconventional lives, and both wrote music which occasionally seems eccentric but which nonetheless commands its adherents' fierce loyalty. Prière is the fifth of his Treize prières, Op 64, a collection for organ or pedal piano dating from the late 1860s. It is heard here in an arrangement by Franck, who evidently held Alkan in high regard, for it was to him that he dedicated his Grande Pièce Symphonique, and he took the trouble to arrange not only some of the Op 64 set but also some of the Onze grands préludes, Op 66. This particular Prière is based entirely on one theme, broad and chorale-like in character, which Alkan works up to a commanding climax.
Herbert Sumsion (1899–1995) is the third English cathedral organist in this programme. Like S S Wesley he was Organist of Gloucester Cathedral, serving there from 1928 until 1967. A chorister at Gloucester in the days of A H Brewer, Sumsion was steeped in the traditions of English cathedral music and the Three Choirs Festival, and his outlook must as a young man have been dominated to a large extent by Elgar; but the music of Elgar's younger contemporary Vaughan Williams had more influence upon him, as the Air, Berceuse and Procession demonstrates. The first movement is fleet and scherzo-like, its principal melody a jaunty tune for whistling rather than singing. The modally inflected themes, parallel fifths and hemiolas of the finely wrought second movement underline the extent to which Sumsion had absorbed the music of Vaughan Williams (there is much here that could almost be by the master himself). The third movement is in A–B–A form, the flowing 'B' section again calling to mind Vaughan Williams, the sturdy 'A' section nodding occasionally in the direction of Percy Whitlock. Listening to this movement, it is not hard to imagine a civic procession making its way down the great Norman nave of Gloucester Cathedral, with Dr Sumsion seated at the console of the old Harrison & Harrison organ and playing this fine, stirring music.
Alexandre Guilmant (1837–1911) is the fifth and last Parisian organist in this programme. He succeeded Widor as Professor of Organ at the Paris Conservatoire, presided at Ste-Trinité from 1871 to 1901, and was Organiste Honoraire at Notre-Dame from 1902. As well as composing prolifically for the organ, he was a widely travelled recitalist and also a musicologist. His Choral: Was Gott thut das ist wohlgethan ('What God does, that is well done'), the first of his Chorals et Noëls, Op 93, is a late work, dating from 1908 and dedicated to Joseph Bonnet. Its first movement is a limpid harmonization of the chorale melody; the second makes the chorale a tenor melody scored for basson, with the pedals responding in quasi-canonic fashion; and in the third, marked Adagietto, the chorale, remaining in the tenor, generates a two-voice canon, the second voice shadowing the first at a beat's distance. The emotional core of the work is the penultimate movement, which Guilmant wrote in memory of his wife: here the chorale melody is in slow-moving, sepulchral pedal notes and the music inhabits the dark world of B flat minor. A vigorous four-voice fugue, Allegro moderato, brings the work to a powerful conclusion.
The last piece in this programme, the Variations on Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen ('Weeping, crying, sorrow, sighing') by Franz Liszt (1811–1886), draws together a number of threads. Like the Widor work, it is based upon material by J S Bach, in this case the two-bar ground from the second movement of Cantata No 12 (a work from Bach's years in Weimar, where Liszt was based). Like the Alkan piece, it ends in a blaze of F major grandeur, Alkan's chorale-like melody having a certain amount in common (principally its first four notes) with the chorale melody used by Liszt, which is the same as the one on which the Guilmant work is based, i.e. Was Gott thut das ist wohlgethan. And just as Guilmant's penultimate variation was inspired by personal tragedy, the Liszt work is a response to the death of his daughter Blandine. Written in Rome in 1863, the Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen variations are a kind of pendant to the organ masterpieces Liszt completed in the previous decade – the Fantasia and Fugue on the chorale 'Ad nos, ad salutarem undam' (1850; recorded by Christopher Herrick on Organ Fireworks X, CDA67458) and the Prelude and Fugue on BACH (1855; recorded by Christopher Herrick on Organ Fireworks VIII, CDA66978). Although, like those works, it sounds highly improvisatory, it is in fact very tightly organized, the chromatically descending ground seldom being absent. Towards the end, the anguished chromaticism drains away in single notes and yields to a gentle diatonicism. The chorale melody, already familiar from the Guilmant work, is heard, simply harmonized and quietly registered; but what seems at first a benediction builds up to a triumphant expression of praise.
Relf Clark © 2005
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We installed our very first sector/AP radio in May/07. While we were installing it we ran 3 cat5 cables to the top, 2 for spares, but noticed one had a very tiny hole in the insulation, and thought two things, one, is how could water enter that tiny hole, and 2, what are the chances its the one we hooked to the radio.That AP failed 2 days ago.Water ran down the inside of cable into the tower shed and into the power supply, where it later blew up.We literally drained the cable, re terminated it but left a "drip loop" in it, and still couldn't link the radio up reliably to our switch, we forced it into a 10/half mode and it lasted until we replaced the run today.Point of this story? Those tiny little holes will leak!
point of the story: never use indoor grade cat5e for outdoor installations!
point 2, run the cat5 in conduit, yes even on the tower. ive had squirrels chew thru cable 60 ft up, hate those little bastards
Point of the stroy is never use cat5 type cables. Use cat6
Why would using Cat6 make a difference in water getting into the cable.Point of the story is always use OSP, gel filled cables such as the ones made by Superior-Essex.
Never use cat5... use cat6????What planet do you live on? Seriously!But yeah that's to be expected with indoor cat5, and even cheaper outdoor cat5.
The cat5 that I used was outdoor rated cable.
Not all outdoor CAT5 is flooded.
I've had some Superior-Essex OSP cable up for about 6 years. There was a small amount of leakage when first installed but for the most part all of the gel is still there. I took one down about a year ago and cut into it and it was still filled with gel near the top of the run.
I almost always use Belden 7919-A stp osp cable for all tower site runs. I'm a stickler for install quality however so I make sure all runs make it to the top unscathed otherwise we re-run it. When our wisp was originally installed by the last guy before me there was some damaged cables and questionable runs due to twists and bends that were not within factory spec/typical install standards. I wrecked out almost 4k feet of the stuff (originally bestronics stp) and reran them cleanly. Never since then have i had a problem. It really comes down to that if you use the proper cable for the particular application AND you use some smarts on the install you really shouldnt have any problems.
We have used gel filled out door, UV rated...They get hot and leak the gel out of the pin hole...No matter what you use, time and chance will happen...Use burial rated, uv protected, gel filled, RF shielded, and then make sure your grounds are connected to the shield...Then say your prayers every night, and twice when the weather so indicates.yawn
I use Superior Essex flooded rodent resist and ground only the one end.
I agree, however, the direct bury gel filled cables I have used, have a much heavier gel/grease that just doesn't seem to fall to the bottom with gravity. The jacket is UV rated and shielded as well. I have some on a 55' tower and nothing has come out at the bottom and is working fine for 4 years.--if you fail to plan, you plan to fail
That's basically what I use on all of my installs. Superior-Essex OSP is UV rated, shielded and direct burial. It is not cheap but I think it is worth it.
A company installed a CPE for us (my other job) on top of a grain bin. 100' of prob. UV rated but flimsy indoor like cable. Zip tied to a bin deck handrail on a downward slop to the POE. A year or so goes by and the service is going down hill pretty fast. Come to find out the cable had "rubbed" it's way through the jacket (80' up in the air (plenty of wind DUH)) and the water just seeped into a NEMA enclosure straight in the POE and POOF.It wouldn't seem so bad if the NEMA box wern't mounted a couple feet off the ground with the CAT 5 running under that box for 30' and then up to the CPE. So you know that whole cable was just filled with water. It's just a big straw, and gravity still works IDK, sometimes I wonder...Why??? So it's tacked to that hand rail more then every 10 feet now.
I've worked on some fibre optic cable that has a dry tape instead of icky pic. It works just like the powder, reacting with water. When you work with fibre, you need to strip back a lot more than your traditional CAT5 install and end up with icky pic all over everything.On vertical CAT5 runs, after thoroughly cleaning off the icy pic, put a dab of epoxy at the end of the jacket before crimping. It will keep the icky pic from migrating.--Strange as it seems, no amount of learning can cure stupidity, and formal education positively fortifies it. -- Stephen Vizinczey
I actually just had the same thing happen with a customer a few days ago. I switched them over from a competitor and used the existing cat5, which had small tears in it near the CPE and leaked in to the POE injector after a few years. The injector was definitely toast, as well as the ethernet port on the tranzeo radio (but not the whole radio!)I did the right thing for the customer and replaced the whole cable with my good stuff even though it ended up taking quite a bit longer to fix.


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he also just threatened to beat up my ex (again). Bless him.
You know I would do both too :)
My lunch today was:
Russian Tuna salad prepare by my Russian stepdad
Lentil, carrot and chorizo stew (very Spanish) prepared by my wonderful granny:
Unfortunately I didn't make any wonderful English dishes for desert to complete this multinational menu…. But I love having a multi-national family.
Instead of lunch.
Spanish siesta times.
For making the same mistake again and expecting a different result.
Live and learn. Live and learn.
Unfortunately those weren't my hands, just a picture I used for illustration purposes. The picture is of a Gold Minx manicure: http://www.nailsinc.com/service/minx/5/ , which doesn't use normal nail-varnish.
They take what basically looks like a sticker, heat it under a heat lamp for a second, and then put it on your nail. The sticker melts a little under the heat lamp and adheres well to the nail. Then using a nail file and scissors they get off the excess sticker. They take 45mins to do and last about 8 days.
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Smart cousin.
On a Monday? Why?
And why I'm not drunk?
And WHY am I not with you?? :(
We gotta do Anthem when I'm back so we can wake up naked next to each other again and scare the shit out of ourselves. Deal?
I love how you reblogged this.
Brewdog is an awesome place to be on a monday.
I wish you were there, we had amazing pizza (with breaded cougette) and the bar staff are all lovely and scottish.
I wasn't naked that one time, but i'm game.
Cause I was jealous of your drunkness! I'm quitting carbs over Xmas so no pizza for me. Just tons of chorizo, serrano ham and spanish omelette (ok it has cabs but I can cheat with that).
Lovely and Scottish in the same sentence? how!
Mmm yeah.. I was the exhibitionist last time. But you know me…!
Let's all get naked next time and have a party.
On a Monday? Why?
And why I'm not drunk?
And WHY am I not with you?? :(
We gotta do Anthem when I'm back so we can wake up naked next to each other again and scare the shit out of ourselves. Deal?
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|Mary Margaret O'Bryan
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|Lawrence A. O'Bryan
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This is Miles Bright he's half Thai on his mom's side. His parents moved him to peach creek during middle school because they wanted the "america dream" type suburban life. Miles hates it all. He tries really hard to be a rebel against anything he can for the sake of rebeling. I think he and Rave might be pretty good friends because they are both so cynical and though Miles knows nothing about theater he likes music and plays the guitar. Miles works at the candy store which may be the thing in Peach Creek he hates the most. Kid's hyped on sugar running around and sticking their hands in jars.
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Here's the secret: show well acted, well filmed movies that give audiences an exciting other reality. They will come to your movie. If you believe that your role as a director or scriptwriter is primarily to make the revolooshin, then don't be surprised that your dogmatic, painfully ugly portrayal of your so-called "reality" does not get any attention outside of the heroin-pumped morons at the Cannes Film Festival, who love the idea of "ugly Asian grit" Korean directors that think that pleasing the Euro-trash, who have already shat upon their own culture, are only playing monkey to the organ-grinder. They are not adored, but laughed at by the Euro-snobs. Oh, wasn't that a great scene in Old Boy? Oh wasn't that a great scene in Sympathy for Lady Vengeance (친절한 금자씨). Ugliness and degradation only begat more ugliness and degradation of culture. If you wonder why in 2012 we still marvel at Beethoven or Rembrandt or Cervantes, then make great, rich beautiful films. If, however, your real goal is to run down your society, to brutalize your culture, then go ahead. But don't complain if the public doesn't like your tendentious crap. Go to Nork, and see if they'll be stupid enough to give you awards for running down their country.
Truth be told, the great scriptwriters, directors and actors of South Korea are like Korea itself. There is tremendous talent, much of it held back, delayed, derailed in the larger game of the DPRK's continuing war on Korea. The moles, termites long ago dug their burrows into the South and they constantly and continually surface in the arts, especially film and TV, as cultural enemies and destroyers. But there is an old Korean phrase – "beyond the mountains are mountains" – which Koreans understand means that you endure, you keep on going, no matter what the hardships. So for those Korean artists who want to portray the good side of life, the hopefulness of life, they will strive, they will win, and they will conquer. Just as the Angel of Death floating at night over the Korean Peninsula can see, there is intense darkness over the DPRK, while the night sky of the ROK is filled with lights. Go Korea!
A minor point, but it would be more accurate to say that there were 100 million tickets or seats sold. With a population of just 50 million in Korea, I find it more likely that people went to more than one movie than that 50 million foreign visitors watched movies in Korea.


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We are not born as slaves, shackled by sin to some mythical ancestor.
Only an immoral, insane god would "bless" a family with a baby that the god has marked with a sin for an act it didn't commit, then kill himself to save us from his eternal damnation.
Earn and display your PhD In Heresy diploma, wear our heretical apparel in public, and the faithful will question you. These actions present an opportunity for you to explain why science, reason and logic are necessary to overcome superstition and myth.
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Various religious texts condone: slavery, wife-beating, death by stoning for working on the sabbath, genocide, infanticide, misogyny, homophobia, ingnorance and fear of knowledge with the threat and punishment of heresy and eternal damnation.
There is only one alternative explanation to religion regarding morality. Religion is its own worst enemy. Religion is anti-morality. Whatever morality we live by, has been developed by man and possibly or even likely assisted by evolution.
It cannot be moral to burden a newborn with a debt it did not incur. The concept of original sin is immoral.
It cannot be moral to allow, nor to accept the torture and killing of another in your place for a crime you did, or did not, commit. Clearly, that is the pagan practice of scapegoating. Christ's death cannot absolve you of anything. It would be immoral for you to accept his torture and death.
Transubstantiation during the eucharist IS the pagan cannibal ritual of devouring the deified leader. If you believe it is not the actual body and blood of your martyred leader, you nonetheless eat him symbolically. If you have moved beyond those primitive practices…good for you, now dump the rest of the nonsense and we are good to go.
The beginning and development of the universe?
On one hand, we have Genesis which is at the same time vague and actually wrong, on the other, we have the scientific explanations provided by Steven Hawking, Victor Stenger et alia? My money is on Hawking et alia.
The origin of man?
This was an early round knock-out of Genesis by Darwin, Dawkins, Coyne, Gould, and Myers. Did a god fashion us in his image, or were we the result of evolution, gradualism, speciation, common ancestry, natural selection and nonselective mechanisms of evolutionary change? Thank you Jerry Coyne for that scientific itemization of the modern theory of evolution!
What happens when we die?
Nobody knows. Anyone who tells you they know is either lying or deluded.
Why are we here? What is the meaning of our lives?
We are here, as Prof. Dawkins wrote, because "we are the lucky ones." The reason is biological. That's it. You provide the meaning in your life. You may choose to follow a myth, or figure out your own path. Either way, it is your responsibility.
God did it?
No evidence in support of that claim.
The new "sophisticated" arguments for religion?
Spare me. See: Silk-purse, sow's-ear.
Science, Reason and Logic for the win.
Richard H. McCargar
Dean of the College of Heresy
Logidea University
Fighting Religious Intolerance and Dogma since 1957!
"In order to appeal to all classes and characters, Disbelief has in our time adopted a light, pleasant, frivolous style, with the aim of diverting the imagination, seducing the mind, and corrupting the heart. It puts on an air of profundity and sublimity and professes to rise to the first principles of knowledge so as to throw off a yoke it considers shameful to mankind and to the Deity itself. Now it declaims with fury against religious zeal yet preaches toleration for all; now it offers a brew of serious ideas with badinage, of pure moral advice with obscenities, of great truths with great errors, of faith with blasphemy. In a word, it undertakes to reconcile Jesus Christ with Belial" —-Beaumont, Archbishop of Paris (1762)
In 1860 (the year after The Origin of Species appeared), Bishop Wilberforce exclaimed against Darwinism: "The principle of natural selection is absolutely incompatible with the word of god."
The Dean of Chichester, in a sermon delivered at Oxford said "those who refuse to accept the history of the creation of our first parents according to its obvious literal intention, and are for substituting the modern dream of evolution in its place, cause the entire scheme of man's salvation to collapse".
Carlyle called Darwin an "apostle of dirt-worship."
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For Today, Monday and Wednesday of next week:
It's getting warmer earlier, the days are longer and the last place you want to be is inside. So, let's get in, get it done and get out. We are going to hit the circuit training program.
And the goal is – Full Body Strength and Conditioning! With the circuit training program, you will spend 60 second during each exercise and repeat the circuit 3 times. Remember, your goal is become fit and fabulous so work with what you have and it's all happening right here.
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The "Fitness Friday" Meal of The Day:
- Roasted Vegetable Ratatouille -
Here's an updated version of a classic ratatouille. Roasting the vegetables makes this version so much better than the original…and it's ready in less than one hour!
- 1 medium eggplant, chopped (about 4 cups)
- 2 small zucchini, diced (about 2 cups)
- 6 ounces mushrooms, cut in quarters (about 2 1/4 cups)
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 jar (24 ounces) Veggie Smart Chunky & Savory Italian Sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano leaves, crushed
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
- 1 tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese
- Heat the oven to 400°F. Place the eggplant, zucchini and mushrooms onto a rimmed baking sheet. Add the olive oil and toss to coat.
- Roast for 25 minutes or until the vegetables are lightly browned, stirring occasionally. Remove the baking sheet from the oven. Pour the sauce over the vegetables and stir to coat. Sprinkle with the oregano.
- Roast for 5 minutes more. Sprinkle with the parsley. Serve with the cheese.
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I am on a mission to be the best I know I can be to my boys as well as to my community. Through purpose and driven excellence, I realize the importance of fitness as it pertain to my overall health and at age 33 with 4 boys, to look physically fit! Through my journey with fitness, I hope to educate and help people find how fitness can help with overcoming difficult situation and in the same process… look great!
Hello, I'm Tamika Taylor; I am 33 years of age. I was born in Brooklyn, NY, raised in South Florida. I am single parent raising 4 beautiful boys. I am in the process of finishing 2 classes to receive my Bachelor degree in Legal Studies and in the near future; I will be attending law school to be an attorney. I also received my certification in Personal training and would like to use the skills I obtain to help better single woman as well as my community.
Fitness for me has been my stress reliever, my best friend and the answer to my prayer. I started back playing tennis twice a week and working out 1 day a week. I increase my time at the gym from 1 day a week to 5-6 days a week! My starting weight was 153lbs at 35 percent body fat and now I am 138lbs at 23 percent body fat.
My next goal is to become a fitness model and to be on a fitness magazine to share my story so I can inspire others to never give up on anything after going through difficult situation.
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He said officers were wrong when they shot 18-year-old Trey Williams back in November. They believed he was the person who broke out car windows with a pipe and then allegedly broke into a home on Clifton Court. The home turned out to be the residence of Williams' grandmother.
"I've got a grandson in his grandmother's home. He didn't commit a burglary. A burglary is entering unlawfully with intent to commit a crime," said Mascagni.
Officers, Suzanne Marcum and Frank Willoughby, found Williams locked in a bathroom in the home. Mascagni described Williams has having a mental episode. Police used a stun gun on Williams repeatedly to try to gain control of the suspect, but they said he came after them and attacked.
"'Put your hands behind your back.' He tries to, but the officer doesn't stop the pulsing. The second he complies, they start shooting the taser again," said Mascagni.
Former LMPD Major Jim Sohan weighed in after he saw the stun gun video from the night of the incident.
"It's very easy to Monday morning quarterback, but when you're that officer, at that scene, at that instant you've got to make decisions that affect you, your partner and the individual that's locked in that room," said Sohan.
Mascagni had a counter argument.
"Once the place is secure and once this man represents no danger to you the taxpayer or to me taxpayer, let's not bring the fight to a mentally deranged child."
Mascagni said he planned to file a wrongful death lawsuit against the officers.
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Need HELP! Try to start and electrical system goes dead. Turn on head lights and the.
Need HELP! Try to start and electrical system goes dead. Turn on head lights and the.
We have owned it for 5+ years and put over 50k miles on it.
Behavior: Car will not crank/start. I was coming out of a store on Monday evening and climbed in. Turned key and nothing . I mean nothing, no cranking, no lights (interior) nothing.
Pulled key out. Popped hood. Had a bright under hood light, had a bright interior light. Checked battery cables at the battery they were tight. Wiggled them. Stepped back into car and turned key car goes dead. Dash board lights for ABS, Oil pressure warning, battery etc glowed faintly and then faded in and out some after the key was turned.
I was broken down in front of a Harbor Fright store and an AutoZone. Praise GOD for that. So one cheap socket set and one voltmeter later I was trouble shooting.
Battery had 12.46 12.60 volts. Voltmeter read same if I had positive lead on battery and grounded on the alternator or any other ground. I tested as well from the battery cable and from the power distribution box. Etc Wife brought out another car. Jump starting did not help. Let it charge on the jumper cables for about 15 minutes. Car barely cranked over and started! Bam!
Pulled out of spot and went about 15 feet. Turned on headlights and car died. I mean dead. Coasted to a stop. Nothing when I tried the key. Hmm .
Called wrecker and got it home. Monday was a long day.
Here is the behavior:
- When you approach the car the interior light, under hood light door locks, remote entry every thing has full power and operates.
- The moment you put key in ignition and try your first crank it kills the entire electrical system
- You get a clicking through the EEC, A/C cut out and fuel pump relay box. You get a clicking or tow in the power distribution box and a click down at the starter.
- Battery charger showed battery at about 80% when I first put it on and then charged it up o 100%
- After you try the starting the electrical system acts very strange. The dash lights fade in and out. The interior dome fades in and then after about 10 second post starting attempt it acts normal with full power at all accessories. You can have key in on position and run the heater fan etc
- Turn on headlights and it kills the car
- Turn headlight switch on to parking or headlight setting and it will cause the LCM under dash to make a rhythmic ticking sound while making the radio display flash on and off in time with the LCM.
- If car is running it runs fine but the moment you turn on headlights or attempt to adjust the radio it kills the car.
What I have done to the car:
- About 6 months ago we had a crank (turn over) but no start problem that we discussed here. Some times it would not even crank.
- Replaced the PCM
- Replaced every fuse, maxi fuse and under hood relay
- Replaced the battery cable kit
- Added two extra ground straps from block to frame
- Cleaned up the wiring harness of any snipped or stubbed wires from the police department
Car ran great for last 6 months seeing use of about once or twice a week.
Repaired the AC two weeks ago replacing the compressor/dryer and full flush etc .
I installed a power bench seat from my 91 crown vic. I used the existing harness from the 91 crown vic and spliced it into the harness for the 96. The only difference was the 96 had a different plug on the end - so I used the plug form the 91 and spliced it into the 96 harness installed seat.
I installed a trailer wire harness into the trunk tail light access with a separate ground. Worked great.
The AC repair, the power seat and the harness for the trailer lights had been on the car for three days of daily use with no symptoms. I have unplugged the seat harness while trouble shooting and it appears to make no difference.
So - if you go to the car right now. It would appear to have no problems. Interior light comes on when you open door. Ignition chimes when you first insert key. Turn key and BLAM car goes dead. A click from under hood and under the dash. No dash lights then they will slowly begin to fade back in. You turn on the head light switch and the lights do not come on, however, the LCM under dash clicks while the radio illuminate with the rhythm of the clicking.
I have jumped the car off by placing a jumper cable to the starter solenoid and it will fire off and run. If you have it running it will die as soon as you turn on the head lights and then it will not restart. The radio also now has a whine in it while the car is running.
I am at wits end and need help/ please.
here is a pic of the P71 with a former game warden boat in tow
Have you had the ampereage of the battery checked? Voltage can be good and not enough amperage in the battery to start car. Little lights take about 2 amps. Starter takes about 200 amps.
Bear with me as I probably know enough about mechanics and electronics to be dangerous...
If the battery seemed to take the battery charger OK, and if jump starting did not immediately get the car going - I assumed that it was not the battery. It by the way is probably about 3 years old and was rated as a 4-5 year battery etc...
So if the amps are too low then would that cause a drain when trying to start the car that makes everything go dead including the very strange behavior with the LCM clikcing under the dash board on and off if the headlamps are turned on?
Is there any way to test the amps with a basic voltmeter - or should I just swap in a battery that I know is good? (I can pull one from the boat that is new)
I would mswap with a known good battery and see what happens. You cqan not test the amperage with a voltmeter. The amp scale only goes up to 10 amps on multimeters. You could take it to a parts hyouse and ask them to do an amperage load test on the battery. My guess is when there is about 200 amps placed on it, the volts will bottom out.
Great news!
I pulled a good battery from another vehcile and it cranked right up with none of the strange behaviors mentioned above. Ran great and took all the loads of fan on high, bright lights etc...
Put old battery back in and same no start and same LCM clicking and relay under hood clicking symptoms.
Good battery back in and no problems - put old in one more time and same results. Put good one back in and moved car to shade tree for later today.
the whine in the AM radio is now very faint and I am wondering if it means the alternator is on its way out?
With the car running @ idle it jumped up about 2 volts. I did not have a chance to idle it up and run with accessories to see if it is overhcraging or not. The alternator under the hood itself makes no noise and I have a new belt and tensioner on.
Do voltage regulators go out on these cars?
I'm going to be using as a daily driver and am wondering if I should replace the alternator and voltage regulator along with the battery today. I really don;t want to if I do not have to since the alternator and voltage regulator would be about $200 for both.....
I appreciate your help. I never would have thought something as simple as the battery since it had volts and all the other weird symptoms. You have educated me - THANK YOU!
Johnny Mullet
Dude! Just get a new battery made for the car and then enjoy! A weak or shrted battery does strange things on Ford/Lincoln pruducts.
Took the core in and got a nice battery. I'm thinking I put the old one in when we got the car 5 yrs ago - new battery is sweet!
I found an outline for a voltmeter test you can run to determine if alt. is charging and if regulator is operating ok. Ran tet as described with the new battery and all readings are in the right range.
I never would have thought that a bad battery would cause all those strange symptoms. I now know.
Thanks for the help. I haven't posted here since the last problem and you guys jumped right in.
Johnny how did you bend your wrench?
Thanks for following up your original post with the solution to your problem. Most posters never close their post with what they learned - it's very frustrating!
I had this same problem on my 97 Grand Marquis and posted it in the MGM forum but received no replies. Searching through that forum I found a thread on a similar problem back in 2004 but the OP never posted the final outcome. Sent him a private message but never received a reply back.
By the time I came across your posting (searching for "ignition switch wiring" in the Crown Vic forum because there's more activity here), I had pulled out all the wiring around the steering column and under the dash on the driver's side. I was convinced I had a short in the wiring harness feeding the ignition switch because the switch tested fine but the starter wire had ~6V on it at all times and when I jumpered power to the wire going to the LCM the incoming power to the ignition switch connector dropped to 5-7V. I had planned to start disconnecting connectors in that circuit until the problem disappeared (which is why I was searching for the wiring diagram) when I ran across your thread.
New battery = problem gone! THANKS!!!
As Johnny Mullet said, "A weak or shrted battery does strange things on Ford/Lincoln pruducts."
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