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Preparing For IFS Suspension - Cutting, Removing And BoxingWritten by on November 23, 2011 Getting Ready for IFS
It's funny when I get feed back from some of my friends that work on their own vehicles. They say things like, "Why does it look so easy when you read it in the magazine but when you go to install it is more difficult?" Well for one, we have to put tons of details into a small amount of text or page count. One particular case comes to mind when preparing/installing a custom IFS. What most editors, such as myself, leave out of print is what you are left with on your own. Well, hopefully, I can shed some light on the finer details of what usually gets left out before installing the IFS suspension.
I first started by removing the front sheet metal clip and I had previously removed the tired inline 6- and 4-speed transmission. This made working around the front of the truck much easier and I could sit down where the motor usually sits. My '58-59 Chevy Apache frame is the same as the '55-57 Chevy frames, so if you have one of these trucks this story will apply to those years, plus, just about every frame modification on your classic. The next thing to think about is which motor and transmission your truck is going to be using. If you are going to use the stock transmission, then skip the step about cutting your transmission crossmember out. Most likely, a small-block Chevy 350 or LS based motor is being retrofitted to your pickup. In this case, follow along because this story will prepare your front end for the retro fit.
On the front of the frame you will have two ears that have a sliding nut, these ears hold the front crossmember bolts and are about the only things that stay. Almost everything gets cut off at some point. But before you start hacking at your frame you need to brace things up a bit. I used some rather thick angle iron bars to hold the top and bottom of the framerails and to keep them from twisting and moving when cutting out the crossmembers, and two temporary crossbars up front, and one towards the rear just for safe measure. Also, leaving the cab securely bolted down to the frame will help prevent twisting and flexing that welding can cause if the frame doesn't have anything holding it together. Remember, welding causes the metal to expand and contract so use plenty of time in between welding and use bracing.
The next few things that are needed are some tools. You can get by with an oxy/acetylene torch but one of my perfered methods is using a plasma cutter. It just so happens that another co-worker of mine picked up a new Miller plasma cutter that he let me borrow. I also used a Snap-on air hammer, punches, Mig welder, oxy/acetylene torch, grinder/sander, 60-, 80-, and 120-grit sanding discs from Eastwood and Harbor Freight. CT
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Before we begin cutting away, I wanted to make sure the frame had little chance to flex or move on me. I used these think angle iron pieces and welded them on instead of tacking them in. I also left the cab on to support the frame from moving side to side.Some of my favorite tools around the shop include torches and plasma cutters. Miller has this tiny Spectrum 375 Xtreame that played a big role in cutting the rivets and cross members out.I started by plasma cutting out the rivet heads and knocking them out with a large punch. There are several methods for removing rivets such as an oxy/acetylene torch or grinding the heads off. My preferred method is using the plasma cutter.Since all after market IFS kits come with a crossmember I felt there was no need for me to save this one. Some people have luck removing the crossmember as a whole unit but for some reason they always get stuck when I try it that way. I used the plasma cutter to slice down the middle.John from Deuces Wild Hot Rods, Customs Inc., and I decided now was a good time to brace the frame towards the cab. We wanted to brace it because we knew the cab was coming off after the front end was installed to clean up the stock frame and continue with the frame boxing. We then cut the stock transmission mount out because it wouldn't work for the 5-speed I was going to install.I placed a flat piece of steel that was just shy of the inner framerail thickness. Using soapstone, I marked the extra material that I wanted to remove. I repeated this step on the driver side.Here I positioned my body so I could make one continuous cut without having to stop and restart. I repeated this step on the passenger side to remove the extra material.
I used a 60-grit sanding disc from Harbor Freight to remove the slag created from the plasma cutter. I wanted to clean up all the holes that had rivets inside them and smooth up the rest of the frame.To fill the holes I used a MIG welder with a copper welding spoon in my left hand. Using the copper spoon helps keep the hole edges from melting. I welded from the inside out so the grinding welds would be minimized.OK, we have a problem, or do we? Since I was waiting on the IFS kit to arrive I still needed to roll the truck around the shop for a few more days. John suggested that I temporarily weld the rear spring mounts to the outside of the frame and plasma cut out the rivets. Believe it or not it worked very well and provided room for the boxing plates to be welded in place.Cleaning the rest of the plasma cutters slag is a must in order to MIG weld. Also, we wanted to make cardboard templates to then transfer to our boxing plates.I picked up some 6-inch, 10-guage steel from Industrial Metal Supply (IMS) in Irvine, California, near Classic Trucks headquarters. IMS has everything you need to customize your truck. After making a cardboard template of the framerails, I transferred the template to 6-inch, 10-guage sheetmetal with a scribe.RJ Plent was at the shop to lend a helping hand with cutting out the boxing plates from the 10-guage sheetmetal. Fatman Fabrications has a frame boxing kit that is pre-cut for the front rails, but since I was plating to not only make the frame stronger, I also wanted to box most of the frame for looks.After some trimming of the boxing plates, we used some large clamps and some scrap steel on either end of the plate to hold the boxing plates to the frame. The scrap steel would then be removed after we tacked in the plates.When welding a large area in a short amount of time it is very easy to overheat the frame material. So, it is suggested that you weld on for a few inches then move to a spot where the frame is cooler. I welded for 3 inches then skipped over 3 inches.
I filled in the rest of the open spots with weld after it cooled off enough to touch. Next, I used a 7-inch grinder to knock down the weld and smooth the corners. The front cross-member is going to be fitted and welded in when the Fatman Fabrications front end is installed, and a custom transmission crossmember will be fitted to adapt the 5-speed transmission.


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February 14, 2012
High Tea in Cape Town - with a Twist
By the end of the 19th century, the Cape of Good Hope had become a popular destination for Europe's wealthy travellers and, naturally, the tradition of high tea was adopted in Cape Town. Certainly it's a tradition that flourishes.
Most four- and five-star hotels serve delicious snacks and sweet treats, and a wide range of teas and coffees. In South Africa the much loved rooibos tea, made from our indigenous fynbos, is included on the high tea menu, and tea cakes are now combined with traditional South African treats such as miniature koeksisters (crisp, plaited doughnuts soaked in syrup), mini milk tarts and konfyt (jam) among the usual cucumber sandwiches, Victoria sponges and petit fours.
These places in particular are known for their stylish afternoon tea:
The Conservatory at The Cellars Hohenhort
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The Library at Cape Grace
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The Terrace at the Mount Nelson
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Vista Bar at the One & Only Cape Town
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Café Grill at Twelve Apostles
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The Lounge at the Table Bay Hotel
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As we sip on our Ceylon it's good to take a moment to reflect on those fate-changing journeys that went before ours….punctuated in part by the daily ritual of a high tea...

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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Barry Feaker's business at the Topeka Rescue Mission is getting people back on their feet.
They may not fit the stereotype of a business, Feaker says, but it definitely takes people and finances and a lot of commitment to make it work.
Perhaps that's why the Greater Topeka Chamber of Commerce reserves a category just for non-profit organizations in its annual Small Business Awards. The Topeka Rescue Mission is one of this year's nominees for the honor.
Feaker likens the mission to a small city, with more than 300 guests usually spending the night. But if it should fall apart, he says, it could have a dramatic impact on the community. Beyond people having a bed at night, Feaker says, are the people who depend on the mission for food or a pair of shoes to wear.
As the economy has faltered, the mission has seen more people needing its services. Just like the business world, they're dealing with fewer resources to meet those needs. Feaker says it's a time of "creativity" to figure out how to do more with less.
The mission has set up cots to make room for more people at night; partnerships allow them to offer transportation, housing and job training opportunities; and, now, expansion plans are coming to fruition.
Feaker says it works first and foremost because of people with compassion. He says the community has shown "it's about us" and asking what they can do to help.
"It's great to be a part of that," he said.
HCCI and TARC are the other nonprofits nominated for the Chamber's award. The winner will be announced Wednesday, May 16.


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The 9 Most Typecast Actors of All Time
#5. Samuel L. Jackson
The Movies: Pulp Fiction, Die Hard: With a Vengeance, A Time to Kill, The Long Kiss Goodnight, Jackie Brown, The Negotiator, Star Wars I, II and III, Deep Blue Sea, Unbreakable, xXx and xXx II: State of the Union, S.W.A.T., Snakes on a Plane
The History: Samuel L. Jackson will fuck you up, motherfucker, and that' about all you need to know about him. He is the quintessential threatening black man, screaming obscenities roughly 47 percent of the time he is onscreen (the other 53 percent is divided roughly between kicking ass and scoffing at whatever white guy is suggesting that he bother taking names). Even in Unbreakable, where Jackson portrays a "glass man" with a degenerative bone disease"� Spoiler! Turns out, he was behind every murder in the movie. Whether you're an international terrorist, a rival mobster, a Sith Lord, a bunch of snakes on a plane or a super-intelligent shark, Sam Jackson will be more than happy to scream at you and then shoot you in the face.
The Verdict: Samuel L. Jackson' role is so much a part of him that whenever he tries to break away from it-as when he played a troubled but heroic vagrant in The Caveman' Valentine or an erudite hotel owner in 1408-it just comes off as forced, like your abusive uncle trying to keep it together for Thanksgiving dinner. He even plays the role of intimidating badass when presenting at awards shows. Sad as the thought may be, Sam is pretty much stuck being a badass motherfucker. On the plus side, there' a lot pansier things you could be stuck as (see "Kelsey Grammar").
#4. Cameron Diaz
Role: Girl who' too hot for the geeky lead and is thus humiliated/disfigured in some fashion to cut her down to size
The Movies: The Mask, My Best Friend' Wedding, There' Something About Mary, Very Bad Things, Being John Malkovich, Shrek I, II and III
The History: Cameron Diaz is pretty enough that most men would be attracted to her even if she were nuts, and she' taken rampant advantage of that fact. Whether she' a flaming bitch, an ogre or is inexplicably attracted to Jim Carrey, it does little to deaden her sex appeal. The combination makes her perfect for the romantic lead in movies starring comedians who wouldn't get a girl as hot as her in a million years unless she had some sort of serious emotional defect. She' seduced everyone from Carrey to Mike Myers to Ben Stiller, all by doing little more than being willing to stand next to them. To make the match believable, she'll lower her worth by playing a level of instability anywhere from quirky to psycho, depending on how direly unattractive the male lead is. Oh, it' just a shy, awkward Ben Stiller? Just put some cum in her hair. Wait, it' a pony-tailed, puppeteering John Cusack? Better make her obsessed with pets and a closeted transsexual.
The Verdict: Not many would willingly embrace the image of a "damaged goods" hottie, but despite a brief break from the crazy for the Charlie' Angels movies, Diaz has basically been varying the same tune for over a decade now. Judging by the fact that we're still rabidly attracted to her, it seems like she' doing just fine.
#3. John Cusack
Role: Career hipster misfit with strange job who is unlucky in love and caught in the rain
The Movies: Better Off Dead"�, Say Anything"�, Grosse Pointe Blank, Pushing Tin, Being John Malkovich, High Fidelity, Runaway Jury, Must Love Dogs, 1408
The History: From Lloyd Dobler' vow to never "sell anything bought, sold or processed" going forward, Cusack' career can be seen as one long struggle with quirky employment. A list of some of the occupations Cusack' film characters have had: a charming assassin, an air traffic controller, a puppeteer, a record store owner, a preschool teacher, a writer who investigates haunted places and a ship designer (we're pretty sure they're just putting verbs and nouns together at this point). Even in those earlier, ellipsed films like Better Off Dead"� and Say Anything"�, Cusack had already donned the persona of the quiet kid who' too cool to come to your party anyway. Cusack' quirkiness makes him "hip," even when he plays an intolerable loser, as he does in Malkovich. He' even saved up enough indie cred to keep his fans happy while jumping ship for more lucrative mainstream movies like Identity and 1408. Although the way his career is going now, he'll be lucky if he doesn't get re-typecast as "guy trapped in a supernatural nightmare that turns out to possibly be a dream but then just completely falls apart."
The Verdict: Cusack has managed to spend a career playing misfits and losers without seeming too pathetic. In fact, his constant underdog status seems to garner sympathy and good will more than anything else. Now if he can just parlay that sympathy into some roles where he doesn't have to talk directly to the camera, he'll be set for life.
#2. Will Smith
Role: Non-threatening black police officer with an attitude. Oh HELL naw!
The Movies: Bad Boys I and II, Enemy of the State, Independence Day, Wild Wild West, Men in Black I and II, I, Robot
The History: In Bad Boys, Will Smith enters a house while calling out, "Don't be alarmed, we're black people!" And white America was shocked to find that they actually weren't alarmed. If you need a black actor to pull in the "urban youth" demographic for your blockbuster action movie, but don't want the R-rating and scared white people that hiring Samuel L. Jackson will render inevitable, you can't do much better then Will Smith. With all the slick, '90s-style attitude that a board of out-of-touch movie producers can scrounge up, Smith, or the Tiger Woods of action stars (as known by his white fans), can one-liner and dazzling-grin his way through any tough situation, without scuffing his prominently displayed Converse sneakers. Whether he' playing a police officer, a Wild West police officer, an alien-fighting police officer or a robot-fighting police officer, you can count on Smith to look cool without making white people worry that he'll date their daughters.
The Verdict: Smith has made some smart career choices lately, breaking away from his Fresh Prince persona with movies like Ali and The Pursuit of Happyness. The new trend isn't all good news though, since he played an ultra-romanticized hero who triumphed against all odds in both of those films. And, with an upcoming movie called I am Legend, we have to wonder whether Smith might be shifting into a Tom Cruise-grade phase of narcissistic delusion.
#1. William Shatner
Role: William Shatner
The Movies/Shows/Commercials/Anything They'll Pay Him For: The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, Star Trek (The Series), Tekwar, Seaquest DSV, Star Trek I-VII, The First Men in the Moon, Miss Congeniality I and II, Priceline Commercials, Children' Birthday Parties
The History: We hope Shatner is basically playing himself, because otherwise we'd have to imagine a normal person trapped in the never-ending Hell of being forced to play a chubby, halting overdramatic joke in every science fiction setting this side of Galactic Central Point. Never has one man captained so many exploratory vessels, shot at so many rubber-looking aliens, or spawned so many classic YouTube videos. Anyone who watches Shatner' infamous spoken-word rendition of "Rocket Man" can be sure he' either retarded or retarded like a fox. Considering that he' a multimillionaire, it may be the latter, although you have to question whether any amount of wealth is worth having to listen to every nerd at every comics convention try and do their impression of you.
The Verdict: Shatner' gone downhill in the last few years, mostly getting parts where he plays a caricature of himself (Boston Legal). That, or choice roles like Lunar, King of the Moon (The First Men in the Moon) or a cameo in the upcoming Horrorween 3D. Expect to see Shatner on Celebrity Fit Club any time now.
Michael writes the incredibly important humor blog, The Specious.


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29 Nov 2012 9:21 AM #1
SenchaCmd 220.127.116.11 issues with Ext.Loader
This problem has been solved. Solution in Post #6.
In short, my application works great with Ext.Loader enabled but not built. However, after disabling Ext.Loader and building my application, it continues to try and load every file that has already been defined in single file that SenchaCmd compiled. It tries to load all of the files with an incorrect path and thus fails.
How can I stop my built, single js file from using Ext.Loader to load all of my classes? All of the classes are already defined in the single js file, but Loader doesn't seem to either notice or care that literally the entire application has already been loaded.
Here's what's happening in Firebug (this is a snippet... it goes on for much longer):
Error: [Ext.Loader] Failed loading 'NS/controller/Authentication.js', please verify that the file existsError: [Ext.Loader] Failed loading 'NS/controller/User.js', please verify that the file exists Error: [Ext.Loader] Failed loading 'NS/store/Users.js', please verify that the file exists Error: [Ext.Loader] Failed loading 'NS/view/UserEditor.js', please verify that the file exists
I have been working on this for days and any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
Last edited by krullj; 3 Dec 2012 at 9:23 AM. Reason: Used "However" too many times.
30 Nov 2012 2:58 AM #2
Need more code
Just to investigate your problem please post the app.js code.
30 Nov 2012 6:35 AM #3
Make sure the single file really has all of the classes in it. I just had an issue recently where only the Views were getting combined into the single file and the loader was trying to load each individual Controller file. None of the controllers, stores or models were compiled into the single file.
Between all the stuff I tried I think the two things that worked were:
Refreshing the bootstrap.js:
sencha app refresh
sencha compile -classpath=ext/src,app,resources,app.js page -name=page -in index.html -out=deploy/index.html and restore page and exclude -file ext/src and concat deploy/appClasses.js
30 Nov 2012 10:37 AM #4
Thank you for the responses.
In terms of using
sencha app refresh
I did try creating a bootstrap.js file manually by using the following code:
sencha compile --classpath=ext/src,ext/examples/ux,app,app.js meta -loader-paths -base-path . -out bootstrap.js and meta -alternates -append -out bootstrap.js and meta -alias -append -out bootstrap.js
As far as I can tell, every view, controller, model, etc are listed in the single built js file, including the ones that it tries to load.
2 Dec 2012 1:30 AM #5
Recreate app with CMD
I had an app not created by CMD. So I recognise the problem build the app. I generated an with the same name and copied all js, css, html, custom pics etc into the new empty app. After that I had no more problems with run CMD commands on the app. Be aware of that generate an app with the same name could overwrite the old one. So move the old app to another map before generate an empty new with the same name.
3 Dec 2012 9:09 AM #6
Fixed It
I finally found the solution to be, in my case, this:
sencha compile --classpath=ext/src,ext/examples/ux,app/model,app/store,app/view,app/controller,app/app.js union -recursive -file app/app.js concat all-classes.js


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WKU Police confirm the suspicious dorm fire which left one Western student severely wounded was indeed set.
In a Wednesday morning press conference, university police say they're looking at every lead and have treated this case as a criminal investigation from the beginning. Freshman Katie Autry remains in critical condition with third-degree burns in Vanderbilt's burn unit. Police add Autry also incurred superficial puncture wounds to her face and neck.
WKU Police have enlisted the help of other agencies in the investigation including: Kentucky State Fire Marshal's Office, Bowling Green Fire Department, KSP, BGPD, as well as the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. To date, more than 16 investigators have sifted through evidence in the room and interviewed more than 100 people.
After the press conference, university officials said no specific suspects had been identified. Authorities have spoken with members of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity on Chestnut Street. Autry and a friend attended a party at the Pike house prior to the fire early Sunday morning. When asked what role Autry's past employment would play in the investigation, university officials say everything is being looked at including who Autry associated with, her friends and actions during the last 6 weeks.
Currently the campus is on 24 hour lock-down. During the lock-down dorm residents must use their room keys in order to gain access to the building.
As the investigation continues, WKU Police are urging anyone with information on the case to call them at (270) 745-2548. If you wish to remain anonymous you may call CrimeStoppers at (270) 781-CRIME.


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Clinic Recognized by National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
This article appeared in the Fall 2009 CLINIC NEWS.
Clinical Law Student Mitch Brown '09 and Urban Legal Clinic (ULC) Professor Jack Feinstein recently were recognized by the New Jersey Chapter of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) for their exceptional work reuniting a mother and her young son. During the summer of 2007, T.B., the mother of a seven-year-old boy, allowed her son to visit his father in Colorado based upon the father's promise to return the child at the end of the summer. When the end of summer arrived, the father refused to return the child, but said he would do so at the end of the following summer, in August 2008. The child never was returned to T.B.'s care.
For the year the child resided in Colorado, the mother spoke to him daily. However, after the summer of 2008, the father changed his telephone numbers and T.B. lost all contact with her son. She then traveled to the Colorado address she had for the father to find her son, but the father had vacated the residence and she had no idea where to find them.
|The New Jersey Chapter of NCMEC honored Mitch Brown '09 and Clinical Professor Jack Feinstein for their success in reuniting a mother with her young son.
Appearing pro se, T.B. obtained a court order in New Jersey mandating the father to return her son. Eventually she obtained a warrant in New Jersey for the father's arrest. Since the orders could not be enforced without knowing the father's whereabouts, T.B. found herself at a dead end. She then came to the ULC for help.
Mitch traced the whereabouts of the father through a detective agency and found an address for him in Elizabeth, NJ, where he was listed as living with his sister. Mitch persuaded the Elizabeth police to go to the sister's house to enforce the warrant and court order. Unfortunately, the police did not find the father, and the sister claimed she did not know where he was. After the police left the sister's house, T.B. received a telephone call from the father stating that she would never find him.
Mitch called the detective agency again and had them perform motor vehicle and mail forwarding searches, which resulted in the location of a new Denver, CO address for the father. He then contacted the local Colorado school district and succeeded in confirming the boy's attendance at a particular school there. Working with the NCMEC, Mitch contacted a leading matrimonial law firm in Denver and convinced one of the partners to represent T.B. pro bono. Mitch then arranged transportation for the client to travel round-trip to Colorado and for her son to return to New Jersey. The next day, T.B. was reunited with her son, with whom she had had no contact in more than one year. Shortly thereafter, they returned to New Jersey together.


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Social Justice Initiatives (SJI) at Columbia Law School has deep connections to the public interest community in New York. But with more students and graduates looking beyond the metropolitan area, SJI has been strengthening Columbia's ties in other parts of the country by creating the Columbia Law School Faculty-Graduate Social Justice Network.
The largely graduate-led network, which will also maintain a strong New York presence, consists of public interest–minded students and graduates, as well as regional "consultant counselors" who will help build connections throughout the country. Their combined efforts augment the work of SJI's New York–based staff by providing local expertise and connections to other experienced Columbia graduates in different cities and states. The overarching goal is to facilitate professional and personal relationships, working collaborations, and continued learning. "We are well aware that graduates and students increasingly would like to work outside the New York area," says Ellen P. Chapnick, dean for SJI. "So we're expanding our circle of advisers by hiring graduates who live in different parts of the country and are experts in different areas of practice."
The network, which Chapnick developed in collaboration with Professor Susan P. Sturm and several other faculty members, focuses on seven regions around the country: Washington, D.C., northern California, southern California, the Pacific Northwest, the South, and the Midwest, as well as New York. The consultant counselors will help members connect with one another and with Columbia Law School faculty members through professional and social gatherings, as well as online interactions. The network welcomes all Law School graduates doing social justice work in a wide variety of settings, including those working at public interest organizations, government agencies, and law firms.
Consultant counselors will also help students and graduates navigate the job market. "In the career search process, a far-flung, diversified network can be a vital tool," Chapnick says. "A lot of the public interest and government job market is informal. We wanted to build a network in which our graduates and students can help other graduates and students."


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Dom Capers preparing to return; McCarthy calls him 'outstanding football coach'
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No surprises here. I admit that I was on the "Fire Dom" bandwagon after last season's embarrassment in the playoffs. But he can only play the hand he's dealt. TT needs to give him more weapons.Hide replies
I agree, but I also don't think Dom puts what players he has in the best position. How many times have we just left someone running by themselves? Getting beat by better players is tough, getting beat because of confusion is unacceptable.
If TT isn't giving Dom the players he wants or needs the Dom needs to adjust the defense. You don't put a square peg in a round hole just because that's all you have.
No coach on the planet can be successful when given below average players to work with, especially when they're young and can't make up for their deficiencies with experience. Who on this defense is good?
I don't see any "difference makers" and I'd say the only above average players are Williams, Shields, Matthews and possibly Daniels. I'd put Hawk, Jones, Pickett, Raji, Jolly and Hyde in the average category and Burnett, Jennings, House, Lattimore, Mulumba, Worthy, Neal, Wilson and Perry in the below average category.
Tough to make decent chicken salad with this to work with.
Big Dave. It isn't a case of a square peg in a round hole. Thompson has provided only four defensive players that would start for other teams according to PFF grades. No coach could coach this rag tag group of cast offs.
I agree. It would be interesting to know what he really feels about the garbage Thompson has made him work with.
Its to bad players like Raji have regressed and players like Burnett, B Jones, and MD Jennings have not showed any sign of improvement. Young players D. Jones, Perry, and Worthy (injuried) have not shown any consistency. This defense needs some talent.
OK OK So who has to go? Either Dom or TT or both. Can't have it both ways fans.
Not sure why you think that way Bigray. I can have it both ways. I support TT, MM, and Dom. Do I think TT is perfect? Hell no! He has made mistakes, so did Ron Wolf (Jamal Reynolds?). In my opinion, those who think we need to fire people when injuries have decimated this team are downright silly.
you have a coach who admitted that players that the gm gave him dont fit...something has to give or it doesnt and they continue to come up short
Dom not great but get the guy some players. A lot of this is on Ted. I hold Ted accountable for Jeron, House and the one and only MD Jennings. I thought Clay could be an NFL Hall of Famer when he first came up, now he will be lucky to be in the Packer Hall of Fame. You can only count on him for 10-12 games a year and I don't see that changing. Open up the wallet just a bit Ted, you have a 5 year window with a Hall of Fame QB. Even Michael Jordan needed a supporting cast.
Insanity - doing the same thing and expecting a different result. Caper's history shows a general decline in his defenses as the years progress. Factor in TT's philosphy of relying on youth and Caper's need for experienced players and you have a consistently below average defense.
It's not all on Capers by any means, but I don't see a major improvement with him at the helm.Hide replies
You don't win with youth on defense at the NFL level. No team past or present was stupid enough to try this. Ted needs to get off his stubborn butt and change his ways or be fired.
Damn straight Ezra.
I'm totally insane during muskie season. I keep casting my line expecting different results.
I keep casting and usually catch something. That is a different result.
The problem with the defense, besides injuries, was the lack of production from top picks, ie Perry, Jones and Worthy. Echoing mypoint02, Ted Thompson needs to give the Dom Capers more playmakers.Hide replies
The top defensive draft picks have underperformed, no doubt.
Good point cleat. Who exactly are the players that have been coached up by DC?
Keep Capers. Give him better players.Hide replies
the packers need to get free agent defensive players. TT and the rest are just wasting Rodgers talent, and before you know it.........Aaron will be gone....sad fact
We all will be wondering what in the hell happened and how did we play so poorly with Roger's at the helm after it's too e late. Thompson needs to be held accountable.
Agree BR!
So BR you're prepared to wait the 3-5 years it take to do that?
And so begins the annual winter hibernation of TT. He'll sleep soundly for many months, only to wake for a short while to trade down for some delicious 7th round sustance and then back to sleep until training camp.
Until TT reads his job description and figures out that Free Agency is PART OF HIS JOB, this defense will be sub-par. To be honest, I'm not really sure why Capers would even want to come back to GB considering the inexperienced, mis-cast personnel that TT provides for him. TT NEEDS TO GO!!
And before you defend TT, don't forget that he's wasting Rodgers prime years by coasting on his talent while providing nothing around him. You saw what a joke this team is without Rodgers (2-4-1). Rodgers has single handedly allowed TT and MM to keep their jobs as this team is a choosing top 10 draft pick every year without him.Hide replies
Suck an egg ...
Goods point Arthur. I wonder if Murphy will have the balls to fire Thompson for his negligence. would have. Harlan would have.
How about you!
There is a very poor philosophy in GB and TT is the man behind it. There is no sense of urgency, there wasn't urgency when Favre was there and there is no urgency, now. Arodj will wither on the vine while Ted fiddles and titletown burns. There were serious deficiencies last year that were never addressed, or not addressed in any meaningful way, and the same thing will happen this season.
I don't care what you say but this team is far, far away from competing with the top echelon. The defense is indistinguishable as an NFL unit when compared to the top 5 defenses in the league. Now, the offense is suffering, as well. And, special teams is a forest ablaze with no help in sight, its just a total burn.
McCarthy is not a head coach, so there is a requirement for heady men around him. But, this cannot happen since there is a 'good ole boys' network in place. There going to have to address the back-up QB because that is the future. Arodj is done, in the same way Favre was done, just no horses to win the race.Hide replies
It is true that no one has a sense of urgency like Boots/zoran. Deleted virtually every other day but hurries back with a new ID for more repetitive meaningless posts. He has even foregone employment to spend his days here.
well, Boots WAS made for walkin'.
ZoranZubb how old are? 35 or younger. You have no clue what a sense of urgency is! A sense of urgency would have been not wasting the 1970s and 1980s with only (1) playoff appearance and otherwise terrible Packer teams while taking money from the fans and providing nothing worth watching in return.
ZZ is a high school jack a s s enamored of his own words.
I don't know what the problem is that you have with Boots post. He makes good points. The Pack will never win with this defense and special teams. Thompson needs to change his ways and sign several lower cost veteran defensive players to plug the holes that "Draft and Play" has created. No team in the NFL except Thompson believes the way to build a defense is with young inexperience players. It is a recipe for disaster, as we have seen. If Thompson does not change his ways, he needs to be fired.
I find it absolutely amazing that so many whiners on these blogs are crying for Capers to be fired after the Packers lost by THREE POINTS to the 49ers. Considering that the Packers defense was missing starters Casey Hayward, Clay Matthews, and John Jolly and lost Shields and Neal early in the first half, the defense did an excellent job. How many other teams could go without five of the defensive starters and still be competitive?Hide replies
You know, that is always the lament, "these poor fools fought and fought and only lost by 3." There are few games in the NFL all season where the line is more than 6.
In reality, the Pack is owned by SF. They were in the game for about 6 minutes this time around, I mean, you're hoping for a miracle to happen (someone falls on their face, a heart attack) anything to secure the victory.
That's what this team is in the playoffs, a 'slip n' fall' kind of hope and prayer football team. There really is no confidence on either side of the ball the way this team plays. Its just a 'slip n' fall' 'hope n' prayer' kind of a post-season. And, that's the way it is going to be.
SF had 9 possessions, they scored on 5, threw an INT deep into GB territory on one and punted 3 others. The fact that they only put up 23 points was more a result of the weather than GB's defense.
Actually, you do have to give the defense credit in the game against SF. Bush should not have been in the game in the 4th quarter and gave away the game. But, we did a lot of things to screw it up all the way along. I would put the loss on the offense this time around.
zoran using "we" when discussing the Packers is the funniest thing i've read today.
"SF had 9 possessions, they scored on 5, threw an INT deep into GB territory on one and punted 3 others. The fact that they only put up 23 points was more a result of the weather than GB's defense."
A no - that team was supposedly BUILT for any weather situation, a a defense and running game that travels in the playoffs -that's what most of the talking heads on ESPN and the NFL Network said all week leading up to the game so weather had no effect on their performance. The Packers defense actaully played a respectful game (which still wasn't good enough) that's happended.
Tort, What about the previous 14 years? Was he missing all his key players then too? In Capers last 15 years he has only coached a top 10 defense four times, yet nearly twice as often (seven times) he has coached a defense ranked 23rd or worse. In our last four playoff exits his defense has yielded an average of 381 yards and 39 points.
McCarthy had to protect the defense and keep them off the field by controlling the clock and running more than he passed. Thus, he ran the ball more against the #1 run defense in the NFL and he passed less with the #1 QB in the NFL. Not a recipe for success. We can not go deep in the playoffs with this rag tag bunch of young players on defense. Thompson needs to compete with the rest of the league and sign lower cost veteran free agents to rebuild this defense and depth or be fired.
Really Tort, one good game and it excuses the last two years of under average and at times disastrous defensive performances? Are all you people on here posting positive Capers spin secretly members of the Packers defensive coaching staff or their family members? Look at the numbers people the last 5 years. Offensively where have they ranked? Defensively? Numbers don't lie.
"There are few games in the NFL all season where the line is more than 6."
Doesn't mean that was the end result.
The Packers put up a good fight against a team that has a good chance of winning it all.
Defense wins championships. Its not simply a mantra, at any level of football, it is the truth. The offense is fine. The Packers need to find better defensive players, teach them the scheme, and then KEEP them (on the roster and healthy).Hide replies
Really killer? How did the Giants of 2011 (27th ranked D), Saints of '09 (25th), Pats of '01 (24th) or Colts of '06 (21st) ever win championships then???
Not ONE of the AFC teams competing for the super bowl this year has top ten defense, The NFL has changed
I think the packers training staff needs a more Novacane. You can't feel pain if you can't feel. When you have the injuries this team has, you have no choice but to pull out the needle. Where does hurt, right here, OK..... Better now? Good, get back out there, your are Pro Football player and we are payin you a HELLUVALOTA cash to play.
McCarthy himself is a little too entrenched at this point. This is just a manifestation of that. McCarthy was completely unprepared to field a competitive team without Rodgers. For a month, they were among the 5 worst teams in the league. That's not just on his assistants or the GM, it's on the head coach. It's also a bad signal to the players. If a coach isn't held accountable, players won't feel like they are either. Yes there were injuries, but watching guys like Raji who should be leaders not performing has to reflect on the coach.Hide replies
but not Raji himself, right?
BJ RAJI is HISTORY, see ya BJ, should have grabbed that 8 mil when u had the chance
In Capers last 15 years he has coached a top 10 defense only four times. Nearly twice as often (seven times) he has coached a defense that ranked 23rd or worse! More alarming in the fact that when it matters most his defense crumbles. In our last four playoff losses Capers defense has yielded an average of 481 yards and 39 points! In two of those losses our offense put up 31 and 45 points and it still wasn't enough.Hide replies
MM says statistics are for losers.
it is impossible to matter more than the Super Bowl.
how'd the D do that day???
If Capers continues to coach a defense yielding and average of 400 yds and 39 points in the playoffs there won't be another SB. And THAT is the problem!
hey hey klbii...dont confuse the kool aiders with facts!
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The question is in reference to cars.
The accelerator pedal is more elongated than the other two and usually softer as well. Why?
The question is in reference to cars.
The accelerator pedal is more elongated than the other two and usually softer as well. Why?
So you can tell which one you are pressing and to make sure it's harder to operate incorrectly.
It's designed so you can't accidentally operate the accelerator and brake pedals at the same time with a single foot. Pressing the brake and accelerator at the same time is dangerous - both in terms of the damage you could do to the mechanics of the car and because you are likely to cause an accident. It's narrower so that it's hard (if not impossible) to catch it if you don't get your foot squarely on the brake pedal.
The shape and angle will make it difficult and uncomfortable to press with your right foot - even if you can reach that far.
The brake has a shorter pull than the accelerator. There are usually only two things you want to do with a brake: slow down or STOP RIGHT NOW. There is a lot of variation with an accelerator and how people drive with it. For instance on long trips (when I'm not using cruise control) I rest my heel on the floorboard and use the tip of my toe/my ankle to control the accelerator (to help avoid fatigue and the adjustments are more subtle). When I'm more engaged in the driving, I will bring my foot up and use my upper leg to control acceleration. Here I'm making coarser movements (usually accelerating more aggressively). The length of the pedal accommodates both of those modes of driving.
There are 2 reasons for this:
The reason the gas pedal is not as stiff to use is, because they didn't want your leg getting fatigued while driving. The gas pedal is is also longer so, that while on longer trips you can reposition your foot up or down on the pedal for comfort.


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Visual Studio 2010 is going to be released soon, so it may be a good time finally try the new F# language. In this Webcast series, I'll demonstrate interesting aspects of F#. In this part, we'll look at basic functional concepts and working with data. Many
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In mid March the lots were fenced off and construction crews rolled in to install state-of-the-art solar arays as part of the $389 million Proposition R bond measure to improve college facilities.
The solar panels will save the college an estimated $8 million over the next 20 years.
Parking lot J will be completed just in time for the grand opening of the new DeVore Stadium and Fieldhouse Classroom Building to be held on Friday, August 15. A grand opening celebration for the community is scheduled for 3:30-5 p.m.
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