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I am currently looking for websites and books describing the history and operate of the Fabian Society and how it managed to transform Britain into one of the world's leading Social Democracies. A neutral approach (ie not Socialist nor Libertarian bias) would be better but anything is welcome.
I also would like to know if there's any studies available about the influence of the Society abroad, particulary in Europe.
Many thanks in advance.
February 17 - 1600 - Giordano Bruno is burnt alive by the catholic church. Aquinas : "much more reason is there for heretics, as soon as they are convicted of heresy, to be not only excommunicated but even put to death."
They seem to be advocating nationalism and socialism ? That's interesting...
Sounds more like a prelude to the standard everybody-is-a-racist-so-we-need-the-government refrain.
Also, note the funny language. It's not so that people can share common projects but how Britain can share common projects.
Thanks Juan.
While we all know how Fabian Society tactics work pretty much like the tyrant described by Tocqueville by working in small steps and mollifying opposition I am very interest in their influence abroad, and in Continental Europe in particular.
After the old, powerful Communist Parties died out when "Mother Russia" decided to abandon hardcore Marxism the new Left and the new Right shortly rafter began to preach exactly the same admixture of Socialism and Nationalism. Right now there's not a single politician in Europe (perhaps with the exception of a few veteran Communists and Enviromentalists) which doesn't preach exactly the same Fabian doctrine.
That's why I want lo learn more about their influence and their doctrine.
Thanks Juan.
While we all know how Fabian Society tactics work pretty much like the tyrant described by Tocqueville by working in small steps and mollifying opposition I am very interest in their influence abroad, and in Continental Europe in particular.
After the old, powerful Communist Parties died out when "Mother Russia" decided to abandon hardcore Marxism the new Left and the new Right shortly rafter began to preach exactly the same admixture of Socialism and Nationalism. Right now there's not a single politician in Europe (perhaps with the exception of a few veteran Communists and Enviromentalists) which doesn't preach exactly the same Fabian doctrine.
That's why I want lo learn more about their influence and their doctrine.
I'm rather clueless; what is the Fabian Society and what is the tyrant Tocqueville described?
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Thanks Juan.
While we all know how Fabian Society tactics work pretty much like the tyrant described by Tocqueville by working in small steps and mollifying opposition I am very interest in their influence abroad, and in Continental Europe in particular.
After the old, powerful Communist Parties died out when "Mother Russia" decided to abandon hardcore Marxism the new Left and the new Right shortly rafter began to preach exactly the same admixture of Socialism and Nationalism. Right now there's not a single politician in Europe (perhaps with the exception of a few veteran Communists and Enviromentalists) which doesn't preach exactly the same Fabian doctrine.
That's why I want lo learn more about their influence and their doctrine.
I'm rather clueless; what is the Fabian Society and what is the tyrant Tocqueville described?
Here's the passage from Tocqueville's Democracy in America I was referring to:
"The sovereign, after taking individuals one by one in his powerful hands and kneading them to his liking, reaches out to embrace society as a whole. Over it he spreads a fine mesh of uniform, minute, and complex rules, through which not even the most original minds and most vigorous souls can poke their heads above the crowd. He does not break men's wills but softens, bends, and guides them. He seldom forces anyone to act but consistently opposes action. He does not destroy things but prevents them from coming into being. Rather than tyrannize, he inhibits, represses, saps, stifles, and stultifies, and in the end he reduces each nation to nothing but a flock of timid and industrious animals, with the government as its shepherd.
The Fabian Society is a Socialist movement which, instead of aiming at a revolution to bring about their ideals, prefers a slow and progressive approach. Their influence was particulary felt in post-WWII years and today they are still one of Britain's most influential think-tanks. Here's their website: http://fabians.org.uk/ .
Apart from finding out about their influence I am very curious to understand their role in the downfall of the British economy, once a world-leading industrial super-power and now a mere assembly plant for Japanese car makers.
The Fabian Society began in England in 1887 by a very small group of elitist socialist that sought to reform society gradually into one of socialism instead of through violent revolution. At first their purpose was to be an alternative in Britain for the more dominate Marxist Social-Democratic Federation, but their true goal was to accomplish socialism through a very gradual process using the voting booth and representative democracy as their instrument of change. In fact, one of their symbols is a Turtle with the motto: "When I Strike, I Strike Hard". Another symbol is the Wolf in Sheep's Clothing and the Globe on an Anvil being hammered into the Fabian model.
Fabian Plan
for gradual Socialist Revolution was as definitive as it possibly could be, to
say it has been a conspiracy is simplistic in the extreme. It instituted a
widespread educational program for its leadership and its minions, as time
progressed, it opened schools, such as the London School of Economics, and the
New School of Social Research.
One stroke of
genius was that instead of advocating a Socialist State, they instead assisted
in the implementation of the Welfare State, which as we should all know is
merely a few steps away from a purely Socialistic State. It was, of course,
implemented gradually, and played upon the weaknesses of human nature to gain
popularity. Unlike the usual Socialist points of views, the Fabians didn't
advocate complete State ownership of businesses, industry, agriculture or land,
instead they sought to involve the State into very specific areas of importance
such as electric power production, transportation, precious metals and of
course, credit. The remaining balance of economic systems would be left to the
private sector however; it would be highly regulated by the State and operated
according to the wishes of the State.
If you look at
Britain, you will see that they accomplished their goals with ease and while American
has been more difficult, the goals are the same and they have made enormous
advances toward those goals, as we all know. Much of their accomplishments have
been realized without using that dreaded word: Socialism. They have brought the
system to America through an extremely brilliant system that has been openly
accepted by the voters of this country without the hint of suspicion on their
part that they were voting a Socialistic system into place.
Now, make no
mistake about it, Fabian Socialists are Statist, they are absolutely
authoritarian in their philosophy. Their long-term goal has always been a
Socialistic Dictatorship with full-imposition of a very legalistic society
where the individual is simply a part of the collective. An example of this can
be found in the writings of one of the founders of the Fabian Society, George
Bernard Shaw speaking of the Socialist Utopia, he said: "Under Socialism, you
would not be allowed to be poor. You would be forcibly fed, clothed, lodged,
taught, and employed whether you liked it or not. If it were discovered that
you had not the character and industry enough to be worth all this trouble, you
might possibly be executed in a kindly manner; but whilst you were permitted to
live, you would have to live well."
Of course, all
of this would be in the best interest of society as a whole and the whole made
up simply of parts, individuals merely cogs in the machine of social justice.
This idea of social justice is the biggest selling point and perhaps the
easiest to peddle to the people. Programs of social reform, incremental at
first, allowed for the tempering of the people; allowing for them to grow
accustom to the intervention of the State in the affairs of the individual. Of
course, such reforms are never an end unto themselves only stepping-stones to a
greater Socialist construct of society.
Regarding the
great strides made toward these goals, Max Beer stated with confidence: "There
was no reason for Socialists to wait for revolution. The realization of
socialism had begun the moment when the State became accessible to social
reform ideas." Indeed, the revolution was already half realized at the moment
when the State stepped over the threshold of progressive social construction
and intervention into the private lives of the people.
The first step
in any Socialist plan is the reform of capitalism, when the capitalist system
is sufficiently neutralized the rest comes relatively easy. The first step to
an efficient plan of capitalist neutralization is control over the money supply
and for that a central bank is required along with a fiat monetary system, in
this country that was initiated with the advent of the Federal Reserve. Later,
of course must come effective controls over major infrastructure and services,
all accomplished through the New Deal. The New Deal accomplished substantial
feats toward the Fabian Socialist construct with numerous price controls,
quotas, subsidies, inspections, regulations, licenses, fees, penalties and
massive government interventions into what was formerly private enterprise.
Although you would never hear politicians of either political party to admit to
support the ideals of socialism, they nevertheless not only support such
measures, but also promote them.
We have recently
seen a greater push toward socialism, though few realize it. The government is
assuming more and more responsibility for and authority over the economy, all
under the guise of protecting the people from potentially unscrupulous free
marketeers. We are being moved yet another step closer to the dream-society of
the Fabians. Of course, these are simply steps, essential parts to a much
broader agenda, one that is authoritarian in nature and execution, even the
centrally planned economy is a mere step, not the end product. It is all
carefully crafted, manufactured to ensure the most popular support possible
for "people-friendly" solutions
while instituting a fraudulent system of central control over the unsuspecting
public. The system has been marketed to the public, one specific component at a
time, each component essential to the completion of the whole and that is the
brilliance of this gradual imposition of Fabian Socialism in this country.
The greatest
bulwark against tyranny in America has always been the system of private
ownership and free enterprise, it is the cornerstone of our system of
government and without it our freedoms and liberty are in jeopardy. Central
economic planning is, in a very basic sense, the keystone to Fabian Socialism,
for in order for it to succeed, central State planning and control must replace
the system of free enterprise. While it was not necessary for the State to
actually own or directly control all the elements in the economy it is enough
for the State to have the right to assert itself in any area that it deems
necessary. The Fabians called it "the democratization of economic power", in
other words socialized and centralized control over economic direction within
the country.
In 1942, Stuart
Chase, in his book "The Road We Are Traveling" spelled out the system of
planning the Fabians had in mind; the interesting thing is to look at that plan
in comparison to 2008 America.
1. Strong,
centralized government.
2. Powerful
Executive at the expense of Congress and the Judicial.
3. Government
controlled banking, credit and securities exchange.
4. Government
control over employment.
5. Unemployment
insurance, old age pensions.
6. Universal
medical care, food and housing programs.
7. Access to
unlimited government borrowing.
8. A managed monetary
9. Government
control over foreign trade.
10. Government
control over natural energy sources, transportation and agricultural
11. Government
regulation of labor.
12. Youth camps
devoted to health discipline, community service and ideological teaching
consistent with those of the authorities.
13. Heavy
progressive taxation.
It should be
evident that while Socialist no longer use the name that the plan is Socialism
at its heart. The Fabian Socialist Revolution began in earnest in this country
in 1933 with the imposition of the Welfare State and has been steadily
progressing since. Those who are promoting this system, whether in the
Republican Party or Democratic Party, are nothing less than Traitors, guilty of
a type of high treason that deserves the most punitive penalty for such
treachery. Listen carefully to the propositions of both McCain and Obama; I
suspect that you will quickly find both of their positions are not only
similar, but propose in essence and detail the Fabian Socialist construct. The
system that these marauders are imposing upon us will ultimately alter our
system of government beyond recognition.
It is all
accomplished with the utmost respectability of course, they would not dream of
such an imposition without popular support and they will make sure that they
have popular support.
In 1933, they
proposed that private enterprise had failed leaving the jobless to starve, hope
to fade and that the State must step in to save the country and protect the
people from the dangers associated with the inherent problems of free
enterprise. Today, the call is very similar, the State must step in to protect
the people. The Corporate State is, in the minds of Fabians, the ultimate
protector of the common man, the provider of security on all fronts. The State
is to ultimately be the only one allowed wealth, the problem is that wealth is the
people's wealth confiscated from their hard labor. It is, in essence, a plan for a modern feudal society of peonage and the people are the peons.
I hope it's not too much of a problem to resurrect an old discussion.
You asked for books, but you didn't really get that. (though the last post is fairly detailed) As to alleged bias, I doubt you'll be able to avoid that either way. Some time after you posted your query, a book relevant to your query was added to the Mises servers. I'm also transcribing this.
Fabian Freeway - High Road to Socialism in the USA http://mises.org/document/4621
The early Fabians kept a record of their own history in Edward R. Pease' The History of the Fabian Society.
The later Fabians kept a record too. Margaret Cole, The Story of Fabian Socialism.
Though, Google books will limit the pages you can view. You can still get a lot from it.
Like Fabian Freeway, Zygmund Dobbs wrote about Fabian influence, with a lot of detail on their influence here in the U.S.A. His book Keynes at Harvard is online by the current copyright holder.
You could also take time reading Fabian Tracts and other such forms of propaganda, but YMMV considering these are designed to put a happy face on their operations.
As to your query into Fabian influence into Europe, you might not find anything like that as it's probably not been written. The Fabians have been a long-neglected group(via external study) despite their enormous success. I was astonished to find that books like 'Freeway and [email protected]
Robert LeFevre did a piece on the Fabians in his popular lecture series, this entitled, "The Fascists and the Fabians."
In it he underscores the origins of the Fabians, says they invented modern political methodology, based on their recognition that all democracies are inherently socialist anyway (by virtue of democracy being predicated on collectivism) so you don't have to overthrow them, you just have to give them time to work and slight nudges.
They produced many well-argued tracts, admitted the most powerful politicians, journalists, and intellectuals in Britain, but only a few thousand, into their midst, and sponsored bills on both sides of the aisles.
They'd move towards their desired legislation on say, public housing, by this means:
On the left they'd put forth a bill asking for say $800b in spending on public housing.
But the way they'd tamp down opposition for this bill is, on the right they'd sponsor a bill seeking to spend only say $300b on new public housing.
This had the effect of allowing them to undercut resistance to public housing entirely.
If the leftist didn't support the $800b bill, they'd urge him to, saying the right would win a huge victory if you didn't.
And if the rightists opposed public housing, they'd say, hey, you've got to support the $300b bill or else the $800b one will carry the day and we simply can't afford that!
So, they invented a way to win no matter how anyone voted. And it worked. And is still working.


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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay (11-6-1, 5-3-0 HL) men's soccer team advanced to Friday's semifinal round of the Horizon League Championship with a 2-0 win over No. 5 seed UIC (9-7-3, 3-4-1 HL) Tuesday at Aldo Santaga Stadium. It was the fifth shutout of the season for the Phoenix who is the No. 4 seed in the tournament.
"We are not only excited about being in the final four, we're probably more excited about how we've been playing," said first year head coach Kris Kelderman. "We feel we're playing the best soccer that we have all year and it's at the right time."
Sophomore Lawrence Talery (Coon Rapids, Minn.) had two assists as Green Bay controlled the majority of the contest outshooting UIC 20-8.
"Larry is very dangerous but the most challenging thing for him all season has been making sure his final pass or shot is solid," Kelderman said. "Tonight he was able to gather two assists because his final pass was a good one where we could finish. It was good to not only see Larry be dangerous but really have something at the end of his play."
Green Bay took the 1-0 lead in the 38th minute when Stuart Grable (Neenah, Wis.) found Talery down the left side of the box. Talery connected with Luke Goodnetter (Elm Grove, Wis.) on the doorstep for his third goal of the season.
The Phoenix led 1-0 at the break, outshooting the Flames 13-1 in the opening half while both teams had two corner kicks each.
Less than three minutes into the second half, Talery's fancy footwork enabled him to beat his defender before feeding Sam Krenzien (Wauwatosa, Wis.) who netted his team-high sixth goal of the season.
Green Bay's defense played tough the entire contest as the Flames have two of the top three scorers in the league in Offensive Player of the Year Ivan Stanisavljevic and First Team All-League selection Eric Frazier.
"We have been emphasizing to our back group that if we are sound defensively we will get the result we want," said Kelderman. "Right now they are playing very well in the back and that's a huge part of our success."
Krenzien led the Phoenix with six shots while Goodnetter added five in the win. Both teams had three saves each as UIC won the corner kick battle 5-3.
Green Bay will head to Valparaiso for the remainder of the tournament as it faces No. 2 seed Wright State (10-6-2, 5-2-1 HL) Friday, Nov. 11 in the semifinals at 4 p.m. The evening semifinal contest will feature No. 6 seed Loyola (5-11-1, 3-5-0 HL) against No. 1 seed Valparaiso (9-6-4, 5-1-2 HL) at 7 p.m. Loyola advanced after upsetting No. 3 seed Cleveland State (9-8-1, 5-2-1 HL) in the first round.
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Kahr PM9 which is my current primary carry piece. Nice and small.
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Georgia's abundant waterfowl resources include both year-round residents as well as wintering migrants. However, the vast majority of Georgia's waterfowl are migrants from the northeastern United States, the upper midwest, central Canada, and other northern areas. These ducks spend the spring and summer in traditional northern breeding areas, and then migrate to southern latitudes during the fall and winter. The ducks then return to the breeding areas the following spring to repeat this annual cycle.
Most of North America's waterfowl breed in the "Prairie Pothole" region of the upper midwestern United States and southern Canada or in the Boreal Forest region of middle and upper Canada. A few species breed even farther north in the Arctic tundra. The "Prairie Pothole" is the name given to the geographic region of the upper midwest that contains numerous small, isolated, wetlands interspersed with grasslands and agricultural fields. This region provides nesting habitat for millions of ducks each spring and summer. These same ducks fly south each winter to escape harsh weather and take advantage of the available food supply in warmer, southern climates.
On a broad scale, there are four major wintering areas for North America's waterfowl: the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Coast, the Mississippi River Alluvial Valley and Delta, the Gulf Coast of Texas and Louisiana, and the Pacific Coast and California's Central Valley. These wintering areas are extremely valuable to migrating waterfowl. They provide abundant food needed by ducks to maintain body weight over the winter so that they will be in good physical condition for the northern migration back to the breeding grounds. Ducks also begin the courtship process and often select mates while still on the wintering grounds.


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On the October 10 broadcast of his nationally syndicated radio show, Rush Limbaugh claimed that the recent beating of a man by New Orleans police was not receiving the media attention of "a Rodney King moment because it's in a Democrat-run town and state," adding that the beating is not considered a "big deal" because it occurred in a "Democrat-run town." But at the time of the King beating -- March 3, 1991 -- Los Angeles also had a Democratic mayor, Tom Bradley [1].
The New Orleans incident occurred on the evening of October 8, when an African-American retired elementary school teacher was beaten and arrested by a group of police officers in New Orleans, three of whom appear to be white. It was taped by the Associated Press, with an AP producer on the scene subsequently being manhandled by one of the officers. Three officers have been charged [2] in connection with the beating.
In an incident that was captured on videotape, Rodney King [3] was severely beaten on March 3, 1991, by several officers from the Los Angeles Police Department in Lake View Terrace, a suburb within the city limits of Los Angeles. [Los Angeles Times, 3/5/91]. In the wake of the beating, Bradley declared that "[t]his is something which we cannot and will not tolerate" [ABC's World News Tonight, 3/5/91], and in a later statement, he denounced the actions of the officers: "The people of this city have been slapped in the face by the attitude and bigotry of these officers. ... The public must know how deep these prejudicial sentiments run in the LAPD" [Los Angeles Times, 3/20/91].
According to Limbaugh, "We haven't seen anybody getting outraged outside of New Orleans about this" because when "a bunch of cops in a Democrat town beat up a suspect, well, we've got to understand the rage of the cops." However, as just a handful of examples, the incident was covered by CNN's Live Sunday [4] and Sunday Night [5] [10/9/05], CBS Evening News [10/9/05], NBC's Nightly News [10/9/05], ABC's Good Morning America [10/10/05], and CBS Morning News [10/10/05]. New Orleans Mayor C. Ray Nagin has also condemned [6] the attack, describing it as "awful" and stating, "I don't know what the gentleman did, but whatever he did, he didn't deserve what I saw on tape."
From the October 10 broadcast of The Rush Limbaugh Show:
LIMBAUGH: Hey, hey, hey! Did you -- did you see -- we've got a videotape of three New Orleans police officers, beating and punching a 64-year-old man accused of public drunkenness? The third officer grabbing and shoving an AP TV news producer who helped capture the confrontation on tape. The police spokesman in New Orleans, Marlon Defillo, said, "Well, the police are promising a criminal investigation." It's a troubling tape. No doubt about it. The tape -- the tape shows an officer hitting the suspect, Robert Davis, at least four times in the head Saturday night outside a French Quarter bar. Davis appeared to resist, twisting and flailing, as he was dragged to the ground by four officers. Another of the officers then kneed Davis, punched him twice. Davis was face-down on the sidewalk with blood streaming down his arm, and into the gutter. Then a fifth officer ordered the producer of the -- Associated Press Television News producer Rich Matthews and a cameraman to stop recording. When Matthews held up his credentials, the officer grabbed the producer, leaned him backward over a car, jabbed him in his stomach, and unleashed a profanity-laced tirade. "I've been here for six weeks trying to keep alive! Go home!" shouted the officer, who identified himself as S.M. Smith.
Now clearly, folks, we have a Rodney King moment here. But we don't have a Rodney King moment at the same time. Why don't we have a Rodney King moment? I mean -- I mean, we've got the video, and it's been a story, but have you seen -- have you seen much news about this? Have you? Have -- well, now, no, no, I mean, we haven't, not every second. We haven't seen anybody getting outraged outside of New Orleans about this. Maybe it's not a Rodney King moment because it's in a Democrat-run town and state. And I think probably people end up saying we should understand the rage of the New Orleans police. We need to understand the rage, folks. That's -- you know, when rage is good, we need to understand it. When rage is bad, it's horrible and rotten, and we need to put the people who rage in jail.
I'm not saying it's common city [sic] in Democrat-run towns. I'm just saying it's no big deal. When -- for example, look at the -- look at the Sunday shows this week. They went out there, and they did everything they could to find conservatives to rip on Bush. The only time they notice conservatives is when conservatives -- I was invited. I didn't go, folks. I want you to know. I was invited this weekend, but this -- I said this is not the time for me to do it. They want to talk about the status of the conservative movement, and I said I'll be glad to do it, but this is not the time. I had a weekend from hell, but anyway, this is not -- meaning busy. But still, it's -- but by the same token, you know, when a Democrat -- a bunch of cops in a Democrat town beat up a suspect, well, we've got to understand the rage of the cops. They've been there six weeks. A lot of stress. So forth and so on.
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even though i am the first to sharpen the knife for a child abuser, i never believed that MJ sexually abused kids. i wondered if he could even have sex. rumor had it that his children were not conceived the natural way. his marriages didn't last to long.unless someone talks, we'll never know, but i'd be willing to bet that he was pretty much asexual, both in identity and activities. sort of stuck in pre-puberty mentally.probably this gets so much attention because it was not expected, and for the moment there is some mystery surrounding it. Ed was a pretty big star, but his death was not a surprise. Farrah was not a big star, just a fond memory for a lot of middle age men.
Thats because Jackson consistently stayed in the spotlight for whatever reason, more recently his huge debt.To be honest, when I heard ed mcmahon died I was kind of surprised because I thought he died a long time ago.You never heard anything about him because he wasn't doing anything to make the news.
Why would someone pay off their victim 23 million dollars or whatever it was if they were innocent
Because it was easier to pay them off then to get people to understand a little boy trapped in a successful music star? I think Michael threw money around because, in his immature mind, he thought it would fix everything. In the end it did nothing but kill him.
How does one have an immature mind at age 50? Was he brain damaged


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I began practicing meditation about a month ago, 2 times a day for 15 minutes each.
So far I have been meditating for 15 minute increments.
I think I am having good luck or progress because thoughts (other than the sensations related to my breathing) are few & far between.
Maybe only 2 or 3 passing thoughts that I note and let pass by trying to see them in a different way than I used to before I began practicing.
Here is my question:
Am I okay to increase my time to 30 minutes or do I need to stay with a shorter time and do more practice. I hope the question makes sense. I just dont want to rush things and make a mistake by believing I am ready for something I am not.
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Series documents the registration of voters and the compilation of election results. Records may include the election poll books and/or the election voter register. Information includes elector's name and party affiliation, and in some cases, physical description, occupation, naturalization information, and names of parents and spouse. Election poll books and voter registration records have been inventoried through 1930. For information on more recent records, contact the Secretary of State, Elections Division, the county clerk, or the local elections official.
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I've actually seen him post as recently as mid- late September, I think.
And, as for the consistency of his story, it actually matches a lot of the child predators' behaviors on some of the social networking sites. We had a really interesting sermon at church this week titled Facebook for dummies, and it was eye opening how consistent the stories are of people who are trying to pull something over on someone or a group of people.
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Much respect!
Beautiful car and I'm happy to hear it gets driven.
A few weeks ago I watched the Top Gear old hypercar v new hypercar comparo where Clarkson re-proclaims his love for the F40. I can't help but agree
Please don't hesitate to post more pictures, sound clips, videos, drawings, history, stories!
There's no I in barbeque team.
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The bagel on the F40 wing is probably one of the best intro photos I have ever seen on TCL.
Amazing car OP!
we definitely need sound clips of the new exhaust!
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OP, I've seen pics of your old black car on Ferrarichat.
Nice upgrade!
Welcome to TCL
Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect. - Mark Twain
Where do you get F40 LM parts?
Was this stuff ever sold by Ferrari in any way other than as OE on actual F40 LM's? I guess they have to carry spares, but it seems like anything from an F40 LM must be unobtanium.
The Enkeis are terrific, I can't wait to see them on the car.
OP is the king of TCL. Long Live The King.
Nice car(s). Welcome to the Car Lounge.
PS. Holy **** an F40.
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BMW E24, Barnfind conversion in progress
Autozone Associate: What make and year is your car?
Sherpa: 1990, Ferrari, F40
Autozone Associate: sir, I'm not seeing this vehicle in our system
Are you kidding me? It goes more like this:
Autozone Associate: What make and year is your car?
Sherpa: Umm, an old Alfa Romeo, sort of a kit car made out of one really. It's not in your computer. Can you just match this size and give me the best one you sell that's not a total ripoff?
Autozone Associate: Okay, right this way, sir.
I never ever say it's for a Ferrari. Then you get the dreaded Ferrari Tax overcharge. Seriously.
I've become really good at cross referencing Alfa and lancia parts over the years, as well as MB parts for the Bosch FI on the 328. Way better for my bank account.
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Algae Scrubber theory question
Some claim their ATS reduce or eliminate tank algae. It makes sense in unplanted tanks where excess nutrients are the cause but what about the claims I am seeing that algae is being reduce in planted tanks by giving a prefered optional growth site within the scrubber??? It does not add up for me. I would expect normal algae formation in the planted tank no matter how good the conditions are in the scrubber since the tank conditions remain at least somewhat favorable to algae growth here too. What do you think? Are these claims valid?
I don't deal with algae I have 3 Bristlenose Plecos
Bn's are not too aggressive, more defensive. Algae does seem to stay away from my plants when they have some wood or rocks too grow on..
Regardless, I think eventually the scrubber would win unless you were using massive ammounts of ferts.
there is a forum somewhere on algae scrubbers where the creators and sellers of algae scrubbers swear up and down that they work great for freshwater tanks!
Then there are all the people with freshwater tanks that don't seem to see the results promised.
I'm guessing part of the reason is the temp of the lighting used in planted tanks vs non-planted tanks
At least that was what I got out of the forum, for saltwater sounds like it works, but saltwater tanks are designed different by necessity.
They work well by adding a lot more light in the ATS vs the aquarium.
If you add lots of light to both locations, they are the same then.
So they do not eliminate algae per se.
They remove nutrients, but plant filters/emergent plants are FAR more effective and a simpler device. Reef folks have macro algae, the grasses and trees do not remove like the FW emergent plants.
Floating water sprite etc, or a peace lily in a wet/dry section will out perform any algae filter with less energy.
"Hydrophyte" has several simple hand on or suction cup planters that would do the job if you want to keep it simple.
I have experienced how well plant filters work and agree they are more simple than a modern ATS, but I am working on a new design which is very, very simple, and as for plant filters being far more effective at removing nutrients I hope to be able to narrow that margin quite a bit with my design. Microalgae, after all, are the fastest growing "plants" of all. They can double their mass in under 12 hours! I really enjoy plant filters but am finding growing algae to be a lot of fun too. My fish enjoy the bonus O2 injection provided which is one reason I am giving ATS a try. Also, I like to screw around with stuff.
The big draw for freshwater tanks is removal of nitrate, plants are the only reason you would want nitrate in a tank that I know of.
Temps-I was referring to temp of lighting. I imagine 6500-6700 grows algae best, so if you have temps at extremes your fish might look better but algae wouldn't grow as well. In planted tanks well we often create algae factories
Algae actually has very little biomass relative to plants per unit area.
So you can doble that biomass in a short time frame, but the expect is still next to nothing relative to a plant, say duckweed which can double every few days, Azolla can also. But as the plants and algae grow at exponential rates, they become quickly limited by other factors and by space, self shading, low O2 levels due to respiration during the dark cycles etc etc.
Theory is one thing, reality is quite another.
then there's management of the ATS and export vs grabbing a handful of weeds and then selling them here on TPT.
I sold 250$ worth of plants this week.
When you sell 1/10th of this, 25$ for your algae, come talk to me.
In lakes, most of the biomass is algae because there's often not much plant biomass. You can design all you want, but the algae require more flow and mixing, and more light to even come remotely close, and those 2 things in artificial culture requires more energy. You have to manage this puppy also.
Aquatic plants for wastewater treatment. See Reddy and Smith, 1984,
ATS' are better at removing and maintaining very low ppb's ranges.
At higher nutrients, plants are better. Think about it like this : Elephants and mice are both herbivores that like grasses. Which can handle a low grass biomass area over time? Mice. An elephant can eat a lot more though when there's an ample food supply.
That's one somewhat imperfect analogy, but you get the point.
For planted tanks, we add NO3, we are not concerned about maintaining ultra low NO3 levels. Unless you raise cold water trout etc, no real reason to go this route. Non CO2 planted tanks tend to have N limiting conditions.
For reefs, where there is little input and export, they are quite useful.
Still, I'd say the Zooxanthellae like a little bit, not much, but a little N and P to color up and do well and a decent skimmer can get rid of other stuff.
I've used ATS in the past before getting into plants, and the plant filters got more and more interested.
But then why have a plant filter at all? Just make the entire scape and tank itself the filter.
Export is plant cuttings which you can give or sell. Inputs? I add nutrients, I'm not trying to export them, I'm trying to keep the levels up to help the plants grow.
Fish? I've bred maybe 50 species in planted tanks over the years.
Well, go ahead and play with the ATS's, but you'll need t prove these things to yourself over time. I had to and thought many of the same and similar things myself back in the day.:thumbsup:
Cannot fault anyone for that, least I'd have to slap myself for doing it too:icon_cool
BTW, algae are not limited by nutrients in planted tanks.
$25 for my algae huh? I was thinkin' a bit more than that but "what the heck". I'll get back to you when I've sold some.
Thanks again. I'll check out Reddy and Smith and focus on those limiting factors you mentioned.
First I want to say that there is no doubt that a tank full of healthy plants is a wonderfully eloquent and effective solution to the algae issue and the best filter of all... but only for those who want this end result. There are those like me who want big dirty plant destroying fish which won't get along with masses of beautiful plants. We want all the plants we can have but we have chosen a fish-first aquarium which does need a scrubber. No one thinks these things belong on a plant-first tank.
That being said I have come to believe that the algae horse is far from dead. My first experiments put plants and algae head to head and the plants won. I now know this happened because i PUT BIG healthy plants up against algae starting at the invisible spore stage. If I had put young plants up against established algae the algae would have won. Both plants and algae export nutrients very well and trying to determine which one exports more is very hard to do. It is apples and oranges. The factor which makes algae a better candidate for a scrubber is reliability. Plant filters need steady levels of nutrients and other factors to keep from getting out of whack and getting covered in algae, but algae filters adapt to fluctuating conditions and don't get covered in plants when conditions are less than perfect. They bounce right back. I think this is why the big tanks at marineland use algae scrubbers and not plant scrubbers, and maybe it is why more and more reefers are trying out algae scrubbers over plant scrubbers. I think Tom is right in implying that algae scrubbers need more designing and better design. I also think I have come up with such a design. I am writing a patent application and testing prototypes so I can't disclose it yet.
To put it more simply, Plants do well in healthy balanced aquariums while algae do well in unbalanced aquariums, and an aquarium which needs a scrubber like a fish only aquarium or an aquarium which has insufficient plants is an unbalanced aquarium. These tanks will support algae scrubbers with dependable results, but not plant scrubbers... not in the long term without tinkering. It reflects the natural scenario.
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|I adjusted the carb and it idles a lot smoother and the car is actually driveable . I'm going to change the plugs and hope the slight miss and popping from the pass side exhaust stops. I have ACdelco R44T plugs. What should I get for a hotter plug? I'm also running 76cc heads and about 9:1 compression.
|The carb I have is an Edelbrock Performer 600cfm. I have ACDelco plugs but I don't know what the number is off hand. The plugs I bought were for a 72 chevy pickup (got from the casting numbers). I just rebuilt it and the car was running OK after the rebuild. To make the mixture screws bottom out wouldn't you have to really crank them down tight. I put mine in all the way just until it got snug. I'll try new plugs and adjusting the carb. I'll get back to you on it. I'll like the detailed write up on adjusting the carb.
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Doc here ,
Q~jet or TBI or TPI fuel infection..?(<---miss spell but I like it so it stays..) I thinkin' Q~jet?
If so, Clean the carb with spray carb cleaner, inside and out, spray all the ports , nooks and cranny's that you can get to....use 2 or even 3 cans if necessary, soak it good on the car, let it dry, ...then adjust the idle jets..
Warm the car, make sure the choke is wide open, set idle 750 man 950 auto, and CAREFULLY turn the Idle screws in until the engine stumbles and dies..
back it out 6, 1/2 turns (easier to count) or 3 full turns and re start, do the same on the other side..
DO NOT BOTTOM either of these out!!
They are brass and will scar and will then no longer be useful at all..
Restart and working SLOWLY, chose a jet, and turn it in about 1/8 of a turn at a time until you get the highest idle, wait about 5 to 10 seconds for the engine to normalize before turning again , If you don't you'll adjust right through the "Sweet Spot"..
Do the same for the other side...
Now,..SLOWLY using small turns , and waiting 10 to 30 seconds between adjustments..work between the two first right then left, your going for Highest idle, no random stumble or "Pop'
When you feel you have maximized the adjustments, go to the rear...what do you smell? SHOULD be nothing if you did it right...
If the idle jets have No effect when you turn them in..think new carb or rebuild this one, as this one is at runout...
I think that I would try new plugs.......what plugs do you have in it?
Maybe you want a hotter plug.
|I got the grease for the module from the parts store and put it all back together. I also checked the plugs and they had a lot of carbon on them. I cleaned them up and put them back in to see if there was any noticeable difference. The car still misses but after I turned up the idle enough so it would run on its own (So I could check thigs out)the idle was noticeably better. The car revs a lot smoother too. I then checked the plus and they are all carboned up again. I can also hear it missing on the left bank through the exhaust. The exhaust has a raw fuel smell. The car ran fine after the trans swap. It just started acting up a couple weeks ago. The car is a 85 Monte Carlo with a TH250.
Dont use lithium graese, get the proper grease from the parts store or a Radio Shack, either should have it. It usually comes in a little syringe type applicator.
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Sounds like a vacuum leak. My guess is you either broke or didnt re-connect the vacuum line to the modulator after the tranny work. have you tried a vacuum gauge to see what it reads. I think you need to start from the begining. If the wires were arcing they are bad or the wrong wires. Make sure you have a good set to start with. I would also replace the plugs, they are fairly cheap and also can not be completly ruled out with just a visual inspection. Assuming the car ran ok before you pulled the tranny, you need to look at what could have happend during that procedure and for gods sakes stop throwing parts at it.
More info would be helpfull also, what year, what tranny etc
|hmm maybe ur plugs are carboned up really bad.. ??
|I cleaned everything real well and checked all the wires. no breaks loose connectors ect. I guess I'm going to buy a new module because I just don't know what else there is to check everything seems to be ok
|I had the module tested and it passed he checked 5 times. Under where the module is there is a white buildup like oxidation can this cause the engine to run rough or not at all? I'm going to check all the wires and connections under the cap, clean off the oxidation, put some new lithium grease under the module and put it back together to see what happens. I'll post once I do this as long as it doesn't rain today.
Doc here,
Pull the module and take it to the local auto parts store..They can test it for you free..
If it is bad ,and you get a new one, Have that one tested too...THE OBF rate on those is about 1 in 3...and once you leave the store it's your problem..make sure they test it several times to heat it up.
When re installing the old one or installing a new one..DON"T FORGET The Silicone heat sink grease..without it you'll be doing it again in a few weeks. Clean all the old stuff off, and generously but not sloppy, apply to the module, and a just a dab to the advance plate.
Make sure module wires aren't shorting to anything and have movement with the advance plate..Inspect the Magnetic pickup while your in there and make sure there are no metal shavings sticking to it.
BAD PLUG WIRES are major contributers to the premature failure of Modules, because they set up a high tension RFI that back feeds into the dizzy and blows the ECM substrate apart...So anymore mis fires are not the only consequence of running with "BAD WIRES" until payday...
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|when a module go bad it want crank, you may have crossed wires
|I changed to some new wires and now the engine won't even stay running ( i first changed just the #2 cylinder wire then all). I'm thinking there is a problem with the ign. module because it is pretty warm out today and is really sunny causing a lot of heat under the hood. Last night it was running ok and was idling ok even with the #2 cylinder arching. Is there a way I can check the module to see if it is bad?
|I just checked the wires doing what 73oldsman said and found it arching to the block on the #2 cylinder. I'll get some new wires for it tomorrow and tell you what happens. I didn't think the wires could be bad since they are new, but from taking them off and on as many times as I did from all the misc. problems I had with the engine: dist 180 off, no oil to left bank (cam bearing problem), I guess the wires get worn out quick. I'm glad that I'm having all these problems now being that it is the first engine I built. It will be easier for me to solve similar problems in the future. Thanks.
|sounds like bad plug wire someewhere, my car had the same symptoms. Popped one of the plug wires and boot was brittle and cracked open, it was arcin to the header.
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Could the low-power chip design that's used in your iPhone someday show up inside the chips built by Intel rival Advanced Micro Devices?
Definitely maybe. Or as AMD's brand new Chief Technology Officer Mark Papermaster put it to us: "The answer is not no."
Of course, the answer is not yes either. That would be Papermaster showing his hand before he's ready, something that new CTOs are not supposed to do.
Papermaster — who is famous for leaving Apple shortly after its antennagate fiasco — is part of a new executive team that AMD introduced to press and financial analysts at its Sunnyvale, California headquarters this week. Led by the upbeat CEO Rory Read (hired in August from Lenovo), AMD comes off as a company that wears its second-place status versus Intel as a badge of honor rather than an impossible weight.
And as the CTO of a company that has the unenviable job of taking on Intel, Papermaster's apparent openness to ARM makes sense. AMD has been competing with Intel since back in the 1970s, and it's a natural ally to ARM — the British company whose chip designs typically wind up in coffee makers and mobile phones — as it finds itself increasingly fighting with Intel.
The latest battlefield: servers. ARM has already lined up a handful of server-chip makers, including HP-friendly startup Calxeda, who are trying to push their designs into the server space.
For its part, AMD has done alright by integrating its graphics technology into its CPUs, but Papermaster says that in the next few years, the company wants to go all-modular, so that it can mix and match on-chip components. He envisions chip brains that can be quickly slapped together, almost like Lego blocks, and tweaked to compete with Intel. People would buy these things because of all the cool stuff they could do on-chip, rather than because they had a kick-ass clock speed or some astounding number of transistors.
And what if customers were clamoring for a low-power ARM chip that could serve up web pages without using up a lot of juice? "If our customers need a different instruction set architecture, we can drop that in and still leverage all the rest of our differentiation. That graphics experience, all our multimedia, can certainly be leveraged going forward," Papermaster says.
That's CTO-on-a-financial-analyst-day-speak for "Maybe we'd do it."
Papermaster says that AMD's chips are already somewhat modular today, but stating next year, they will be getting much closer to that Lego-block type of model.
That's approximately the same time that ARM licensees are expected to start shipping products with ARM's new server-friendly Armv8 design.
According to chip analyst Kevin Krewell, it wouldn't be such a bad idea for AMD to sign up as one of these licensees. ARM is new to the server game. And because AMD has been making server chips for years now, it could be a big help to the British company as it tries to move into this new market — currently dominated by Intel. "Any work they do with AMD to bring ARM into a server design would be helpful," he said.
If AMD did decide to produce an ARM chip, that probably wouldn't show up in servers before 2014, says Krewell, an analyst with The Linley Group.
That's assuming they can come to a deal. According to Krewell, ARM isn't looking at AMD as though it's a typical licensee. "What I'm hearing is that ARM is looking for a little bit more from AMD," he says. "They're not looking for just money. They're also looking for some patent cross licensing as ARM moves into the server business."
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Panthers 30, Falcons 20: Cam Newton passed for 287 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 116 yards and another score as host Carolina snapped a five-game losing streak against Atlanta.
Steve Smith had seven catches for 109 yards for the Panthers, and DeAngelo Williams added 126 total yards and a touchdown. Matt Ryan passed for 342 yards with two touchdowns and an interception for the NFC South champion Falcons (11-2), who are still in position for the top seed in the NFC playoffs.
With the exception of a kneel-down at the end of the first half, the Panthers (4-9) scored on their first five possessions with Newton's 72-yard touchdown run giving them a 23-0 lead with 11:01 left in the third quarter. The Falcons rallied from a 23-7 deficit to win 30-28 in the first meeting this season, but they couldn't finish the comeback this time.
After getting within 23-13 on touchdown passes of 4 yards to Roddy White and 11 yards to Julio Jones, the Falcons drove into Carolina territory again, but Thomas Davis intercepted a Ryan pass on fourth-and-4 to thwart the rally.
On the next possession, Williams took a short screen pass and went 53 yards for a score to seal it.
GAME NOTEBOOK: The Panthers have won just three of the past 11 meetings with the Falcons. … Carolina's rushing totals of 199 and 195 are the two highest totals Atlanta has allowed this season. … Newton became the first quarterback in team history with 100 rushing yards in a game.


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Adrian Grenier, the star of entourage runs to keep himself fit for his life. It was when his intensity was kicked that he started to perform well and made running his pastime. He found revelry in his running. Holly Perkins is the man behind his achievement as he is the celebrity trainer. Adrian was introduced to running through a new medium labeled as intensity training and running.
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I've decided to go back and repaint my armor with the Montana Gold rattle cans that I found. I started off with my backplate.
Rustoleom Silver
MG "citrus" (base yellow for under coat) misted with MG "sand" and "brown"(tones down the brightness of the yellow),
MG "fern green"(base coat for the green),
MG "pepperoni hot"(A very light shade of green/yellow, misted very lightly to make the surface color uneven.),
MG "green dark"(misted to darken the green the hue),
MG "brown" and "coconut."(for the replication of dirt)
Rutoleom "flat black"(adds depth, tones down the cleanliness of the colors, and creates interesting shadows.
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Discussion in 'December 2008' started by Dlev59, Dec 26, 2008.
Held em to 75. Whenever Rip gets healthy he's probably gonna have to come off the bench by default.
Another great defensive win. Do we miss Rip? Not a whole heck of a lot. I'm guessing the leecap will emphasize we don't miss Dice much either. Without Dice and Rip, and losing Sheed early, we managed to beat a hot Nets team that previously OWNED us, even if they also lost a starter (Carter) to ejection. Big plays down the stretch when the offense and defense were ugly. Brook Lopez has a big game, but I don't mind making all-stars out of second stringers or rookies, if we win. All that matters is the W. Pistons really starting to come together now. You can feel the confidence and the work ethic is as good as it's been since 2005 IMO.
We just held NJ to about 30 points under their road average this year. And don't for a moment say it was because Vince Carter got ejected. Thats his problem for one, and two, NJ only had 20 points total, midway thru the 2nd quarter, when he got ejected. Just one great defensive game, holding NJ to 75 points. I hope everyone can clearly see why we lost to NJ in the first game? Curry decided he could get away with not playing Afflalo. Tonight, Afflalo helped check Harris into nothingness in that first half. And he basically stifled Carter too. Wow, no way Afflalo can be left out of a game if we hope to have a chance to win a game. That first game, I believe that was our first loss of the season, and AI's first game. How good is our new waive of young stars? Afflalo, Stuckey, Amir, and JMAX comprised the bulk of the minutes in this game, and we held the 3rd hottest road team in the league to 75 points. They are pretty darn good. Amir. He got into some foul trouble. But hey, his 3rd foul was picked up playing center vs. Lopez, who is clearly quite the handful for Amir. We had JMAX and Amir in their for bigs. Anyway, Amir still only ended up getting 4 fouls, again just getting one foul in the 2nd half of the game. (Simply by backing off his defensive efforts a notch.) We outrebounded NJ. Amir was part of that with his hustle on the offensive glass. He got a dunk on fast break, a dunk on a putback, a made hook shot, and a dunk on off a pick and roll with AI. JMAX. Nine bounds. Our best runs were with JMAX in the game. He showed a lot of ability to use his strength to keep Lopez away from the basket. His highlight was a powerful drive in score. Too bad he is not steadier at the line. Kwame. Played about 20 minutes in this one, made a few shots. And one of about 4 f/t's. Five turns for him, same as Stuck. In all, he did not do that bad, as he at least presented Lopez with a sizeable center defending him. Sheed only played 10 minutes before injuring his foot. I think they said his foot got kicked. They kept him out strictly for precautionary reasons. The injury is not serious. Dyess did not play. He warmed up, but his ribs tightened up on him during warmups. Rip did not play, still recovering from a groin injury. Still not even able to practice. So after Sheed went down, we used a seven man rotation the rest of the game, with Afflalo and Maxiell the only guys off the bench. Kwame started the 2nd half. Typical play in the first half. Harris drives AI. Gets past him. We have two guys behind AI covering his back. Amir swats the shot. After Amir came out, Afflalo was in so we did not need the backup. What did Afflalo do. Just defense? Nope. Two made threes. A good hard drive thru traffic for a bucket, and one shorter shot made. 30 minutes, fourth highest tonight for us in minutes. Afflalo and JMAX were in during both huge runs for us. In both the 2nd and 4th quarters, we built about a 15 point lead, mostly with good solid D. Stuckey. Very little from him tonight, except that he got hot on pull up jumpers from just beyond the f/t line midway thru the 4th quarter to keep a bit of a lead for us. AI. Scoring hero tonight. Crunch time scoring hero. They cut the lead to 3. Remember that "what I called a reverse fade going from right to left." Tonight he did the same going from left to right. And with their center all over it trying to block it to no avail. Then he nailed a pullup jumper to put us up 7 with about a minute or so to go. AI did a lot of scoring in the 4th in all, 17 for the 2nd half. Tay. You know, I don't think we overplayed Tay that badly in this game. It seems he sat quite a spell in the 2nd quarter, where we had Stuck, AI, Afflalo, JMAX, and Kwame in the game. Tay ended up with a very well rounded game. Lots of points scored, rebounds, assists. He ended up playing power forward to close the game out. First with JMAX at center, then with Amir at center. It actually did not turn out so well us doing that, but all our lead did not go away entirely. Tay did score a bucket or two around crunch time. Let me see, Afflalo was playing the D, AI and Stuck were taking turns burning energy giving us O. We got the win. It was not pretty, but we got the win. Now, if Sheed had been available, or even Dyess, I bet we would not have gone small there. But with only two choices otherwise (JMAX and Amir together, or play Kwame), you can't really argue with the decision to go small to finish the game. The main story of this game was the 2nd quarter, where a quite plausible starting unit that we could use held NJ, as a team, to just 2 points well into the quarter. (somewhat past the midway point.) AI, Stuck, Afflalo, JMAX, Kwame. We did not score that readily at first, but we built up a sizeable lead after a while. NJ ended up with just 29 points for the first half, 11 points for the quarter. Five wins in a row, the last few against some decent competition. (Milwaukee just beat SA by the way, and has been winning almost everything of late since they got their big three back. That was a quality win.) GO PISTONS!!!!!
Is this first time this year Acker played ? I wonder if Curry is up to something ?
NBA.com Pistons beat Nets 83-75 Devin Harris: "I thought we lost a lot of rhythm in the second, especially when Vince got thrown out,'' Harris said. "Still, this is a good measuring stick - this is a team that has been to the Eastern Conference finals a bunch of years in a row, and we were right there with them, even without Vince.'' What a idiot, Pistons were playing without Rip, Sheed and Dice. Not even close to being the team that went to the ECF and they still won. Great job by the bench
I'm glad Sheed's OK. I missed the game, and thought he had gotten thrown out or seriously injured. It's funny how match-ups are. This same NJ got blown out by CHI last game at home.
LP I missed it too, but I am back home and found out that the game is being replayed right now on the FSN network (ch 663 on Direct TV) . Those with League pass can get it there. Good to see the Pistons defense has some how turned it around. Is ugly ball back?
its ugly ball.. but with a bit of AI stirred in, he seems to have the knack to get us a bucket everytime we needed one throughout the 2nd half. the only thing the Nets had going for them today was the Center... who would have gotten nothing going against wallace all game long.
The zone gave us a little trouble today. Would have like to see either Walt or Acker get a crack at it tonite. Acker has one of the prettier shots on the team even thogh his defense is suspect. We could have traded 2 for 3 until they got out of the zone.
Sheed was not hurt at all, he AND Rip are faking. My sources tell me that this is Coach Curry's master plan to keep them from reaching the Tech limit before the playoffs. GENE-YUS!!!!!
Vince and company had not scored but a bucket for several minutes before he got tossed. Like sure, that disrupted their rhythm something fierce, him getting tossed.
3rd game in a row where our opponent had the lowest point total in the NBA for the night. It is so much more fun watching games where an 8 point lead seems completely comfortable. And I have to say that the 2nd quarter was an Afflalo masterpiece. He's our Bruce Bowen. He can shut down great players and he seems to be able to knock down the open 3's from the sidelines just like BB. Harris killed us last game (with 26 FTA's!) and he was off to a decent start tonight before we put the stopper on him. Other thoughts: Amir had a fun flash there in the 1st quarter with the block, steal, and dunks. Also a big jump ball win to seal the game at the end. However, I really wasn't digging the small ball when we already had the lead... and to make it worse, our only big was Amir??? I like him and all, but he's not able to handle a true C like Lopez with no help. Our lead was slipping pretty good for a while there before AI hit some extremely difficult shots. Kwame Brown- Pretty good game from him I thought, but man was he being watched by the refs. 5 turnovers with at least 3 of them being 3-in the paint violations. Also, I thought Acker played a nice game. No mistakes that I noticed. Pretty weird that we just played NJ without CB, Rip, Dyess, or Sheed. We only had 20% of last year's line-up on the floor and we still played Piston basketball. I'm really pumped up about our new defensive identity with an unselfish offensive attack and a superstar to bail us out late on the clock. 10 more games like this and we'll have our rep back.
yeah acker had a solid 1.9 seconds did anyone else smile every time Arvis took a jumper? tashawn, great point about playing the game w/o 20% of our starting lineup from last year...in fact it looked more like pistons basketball.
Absolutely. Great jobs by Kwame and Amir not sulking and contributing after their lengthy rests. I thought Tay really hurt DET on offense against the zone. He was perfect to put in the middle of thing yesterday. I don't want to pile on TGRH because it really isn't about him, it is about the roster. TG comes back and AA and probably Max and Kwame are out. I can't believe what I'm seeing sometimes because they're stopping P&R's now. They're rebounding and running too. They are balanced. TG comes back and they're going to tailor the offense for 24' J's. I do not think it is a coincidence that Sheed has been more involved offensively these last few games. I would rather this continues that have him setting screens all game. I thought Kwame had to take a dump when he left the court with seconds to go in the game. Turns out he had the AI approved "family emergency".
Agreed that it was a solid contribution there by Acker. Don't think we lose a game with Acker getting such minutes. LOL... 20% of our starting lineup from last year and it has become a measuring stick for the Nets??? If Sheed play the entire game, I would GUARANSHEED Nets would not have score more than 40 pts in the 2nd half. Was wondering what is with KB's FT shooting? If Shaq has problems with FTs cuz his palm are too big to shoot, KB with small hands would have at least shoot 70% from the line.
Man the other day I was thinking the same thing and we would be very lucky if AA can turn out to be another BB. I'm very impressed with AA and to me he is almost as untouchable as Stuckey in my opinion. He knows his role and doesnt play outside of it, very intelligent player!!!!!!!
You GO Round, you are absolutely right, I thought that I was the only noticed this.
We may get our wish Delfino for the Sac game if McDyess, Sheed and Rip are all out. It's time to see what Acker can bring, we already know that Fabio is inconsistent, I am all for it.
Just watched the game. Heard most of it on the radio yesterday. Very impressive win considering how short-handed the Pistons were. Amir chipped in big-time to help on the depleated frontcourt. Everyone looked solid. My highlight of the game has to be those circus shots by AI in crunchtime. I have not seen moves like that from a Piston since G.Hill in his prime. I am not sure whats going to happen next year but its going to be a lot of fun watching AI as he gets more and more assimulated with the Pistons. We would have lost this one without AI.
Especally with dan crawford reffing
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Commission approves Missouri Department of Transportation transportation program
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - The state's Highways and Transportation Commission approved the Missouri Department of Transportation's statewide construction program this week.
The $700 million transportation improvement program lists all projects planned for a five-year period, from 2014 to 2018.
The largest project in Mid-Missouri will be a new interchange at Route 50 and Lafayette Street in Jefferson City.
MODOT Assistant District Engineer Travis Koestner told ABC 17 News the $17 million project could start as early as late 2014. The interchange will take two years to complete.
While that will be a significant project, most of the work in the five years is designed to maintain current roads and bridges rather than rebuild or expand.
However, MoDOT does want to replace the I-70 bridge over West Boulevard in Columbia. The $9.5 million project is expected to happen sometime in the next five years.
Among other projects in Mid-Missouri, MoDOT plans to repave Providence Road from I-70 to Route K in the winter of 2014. Other repaving projects include parts of I-70 through Mid-Missouri, Highway 63 from Columbia to Highway 54 near Jefferson City, Highway 54 in Callaway, Cole and Camden counties, and Highway 50 in Cole County.
As for the I-70 and Highway 63 Connector, Koestner said the construction program only calls for preventive maintenance on the pavement surface there.
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The Dussault (Suites) Complex is located at 118 East Desmet Avenue.
The community of Dussault is great for residents who want to cook on their own and relax in their own living area. Dussault has great amenities such as a kitchen, bathroom, patio or balcony and large living areas in every suite.
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