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Pterosaur Finger Bone?
Wendigo1014 posted a topic in Fossil IDI've been doing a lot of exploration in the Grayson Formation (Lower Cretaceous) exposures south of Waco lately, and so last week I was doing some hunting on a nice marly slope in the South Bosque River. I picked up lots of pyritized heteromorph ammonites and some turritella, but what really caught my eye was this tiny piece of fossilized bone. I know that vertebrate material can be found in the Grayson - I've even found some nice Cretolamna and Ptychodus teeth myself - but this doesn't seem to be fish or shark. The walls of the inner cavity are extremely thin when you look at the cross section where it is broken which is what's leading me in the pterosaur direction. Maybe a metatarsal? Or a fragment of a larger bone from a much smaller species? Any help would be appreciated.
I'm just getting started. Found these on recent walk.
Shecky00 posted a topic in Fossil IDI'm new to collecting and not sure what these are. Found in field near construction where earth was dug up. In Waco, TX. Any help appreciated. jc
Very strange bone, Lake Waco
PetrifiedDoubleGulp posted a topic in Fossil IDFound this very very strange bone on the banks of Lake Waco. Any ideas?
Texas Day Trippin' (Waco Pit, Mammoth Site and More))
JamieLynn posted a topic in Fossil Hunting TripsTook a little overnight trip to hit up a few fossil sites. It was a lovely balmy 80 degrees the day before, but a cold front blew through that night and dropped the temp to the upper 30s with drizzle! But my husband and I had already commited to a dinner with cousins and a B&B stay in Waco and a "guided" tour to the Waco Research PIt the next day, so snarge the weather, off we went. First site was to Brownwood in an attempt to find a supposed Pennsylvanian roadcut to look for crinoids and such. The drizzle finally stopped when I found what I thought "might" be the site, but it certainly was not what I was expecting....I knew it was supposed to be a large roadcut....and this one was not. So I poked around, found a few crinoids and some branching bryzoans and one nice big hashplate, but that was IT. Not at all what I was hoping for. So, dissapointed, we headed down the road since we had dinner plans and needed to get to Waco. I figured I had time to stop at one more stop if I saw a worthwile looking roadcut. So over the river and through the woods (okay, scrub oaks) we headed down the road and over top of a hill, the sun broke through the clouds and WAS ACTUALLY SHINING ON A LARGE ROAD CUT on the next hill. I told my husband, "I guess I should stop at THAT one." hahhaha!! And I am glad we did. It was getting colder but I decided i could tough it our for 20 minutes or so and I filled my bag easily in that 20 minute. I think I was in the Walnut Formation due to what I was finding.....heart urchins, tylostoma gastropods, a nice sized Pinna comancheana bivalve, some turritellas and what always makes it a good day for fossil hunting ; two medium size Phymosoma urchins and a small Coenholectypus. Not well preserved, but I was happy with them nonetheless. Turned a dissapointing day around, for sure. Had a nice dinner at George's in Waco and a lovely stay at the White Rock Creek Bed and Breakfast (AMAZING breakfast....stuffed french toast, eggs, bacon, yogurt and fruit...yum) and then off to the Lake Waco Research Pit! Got our permits and met my new friend Matthew who was kind enough to give us a guided tour of the stie and helped me identify my finds (even though i did not find what I was REALLY after...crabs and starfish)! Ah well. Next time. Found a lovely hetermorph Mariella (which was one of the things I really wanted to find) , a pycnodont tooth plate (another thing I have been hoping to find for a while),a nice ammonite (not sure the species, Matthew told me but I don't remember...will have to look it up), and a Cidarid plate (would have LOVED to have found a whole one...still on my bucket list). Now I know that is four fossils... I took my husbands two. He was happy to give them to me. (You are only allowed 2 fossils from the site which is absurd because there are SO MANY FOSSILS THERE). Anyways, it was a fun gloppy messy muddy morning of fossil hunting with Matthew and his two galumphing doggos - Bella and Poppy. I did not envy him the clean up he was going to have to do on those dogs. Lastly, on our way out of town, we stopped by the Mammoth Site which is really astounding. I got to see it about 25 years ago, before it had really even been turned into a park it was just a dig site. My step-grandfather knew the land owner so we got to see it...hopped a fence to see the site even! So it was great to see it so many years later as a National Monument. Good interpretive tour by the guides, a good view of the mammoths and the potential for more in the future (they are in phase one of three parts to bring the original excavated mammoths back to the site from their storage, so the future site will be even better!). So that concludes a little two day tour around Texas. Next time I'll find that roadcut. It's there somewhere. I just know it. Pennsylvanian stuff: Cretaceous Stuff: Aside from the urchins, which are always a favorite find, this one was my "best finds" of the day. I have not found one so well preserved with the detail of the shell striations. I think its a Homomya bivalve, but I am not one hundred percent on ID. Greyson / Del Rio finds at Lake Waco Research Site: Galumphing Dog: Mammoth Site:
Prehistoric Horse Tooth? Fossilized?
Lone_Wolf posted a topic in Fossil IDFound this near Waco, Tx. I think it is fossilized, but I'm no expert. In the same creek we found a whole horse skeleton awhile back coming out of the side of the creek, but this tooth looks fossilized. Makes me wonder if we shouldn't have looked closer at that skeleton.
Visit to Waco Mammoth National Monument
KimTexan posted a topic in A Trip to the MuseumIt was a long day, but a good one. I took my kids to 2 museums of sorts today. I drove the 2 hours down to the Waco mammoth site, which is now a National Monument as of 2015. It was cool to see and reasonably nice. It was very clean and neat, maybe just a bit too much so since it is supposed to be an active dig site. They have a very small visitors center combo gift shop, maybe 10 people could be in there at once. There are guided tours maybe every 30 min or so. Our guide was a National Park ranger in uniform. The was one other in uniform and a third not in uniform, who could have been a student. There is a nice paved path through lightly wooded Texas scrub as I call it. The path is good for the handicapped or stroller toting parent. They had little booklets for the junior ranger sorts with pics of plants and other life that may be found along the way, with coloring pages and facts about mammoths. Dogs were allowed on a leash. Just a few yards down the path is a 250 year old Texas live oak tree. I was actually a bit on the disappointed side with it. Part of that is because I've been to the South Dakota mammoth site, which is well developed. Those are wooly mammoths though, not the Columbian mammoths we have in Texas, which are considerably larger. The other part that probably had something to do with me being a bit disappointed was that I had expectations of seeing excavated mammoths on display. The dig site has been open and running for over 40 yrs. The initial discovery was made in 1978 by two teens out looking for arrowheads. 23 mammoths were excavated between 1978 to 1997. Per the website "Between 1978 and 1990, the fossil remains of 16 Columbian mammoths were discovered. Their efforts uncovered a nursery herd that appears to have died together in a single natural event. Between 1990 and 1997, six additional mammoths were excavated, including a large male (bull). Crews also uncovered the remains of a Western camel (Camelops hesternus), dwarf antelope, American alligator, giant tortoise, and the tooth of a juvenile saber-toothed cat (Smilodon sp.), which was found next to an unidentified animal." So I had the expectation that at least one of the mammoths would be mounted and on display. I believe many of the mammoths are complete. Our guide, a National Park ranger was very new and didn't know much. Her answer to where are the bones of the 23+ was "They're in plaster casts at Baylor." You'd think after all that time and the big paleontology program they have at Baylor something would have been prepped and put on display by now. This is one of the females that is in the process of excavation, but I have a feeling she has been in the process of excavation since she is one of the 23 and the website says the other 6 were discovered by 1997. So, it seems it is not really an active dig site. You can see her teeth there. Sorry the pic isn't that sharp. The lighting inside was very low. This is mammoth Q a male. Supposedly he died 15,000 years later than the female, but there is all of maybe 2.5 between them vertically and maybe 5 feet horizontally. There is a creek maybe 40 feet way, the Brazos River is less than a mile away and the North Fork Bosque River is on the property. Water moves dirt. I seriously doubt there was 15,000 years between 2.5 feet of dirt in a flood plane, which it is in a flood zone. The mammoth bones are not fully mineralized. They are bone and kind of the consistency of chalk and therefore fairly fragile. I think they said this one would have been 14 feet maybe 7 inches tall. He was an average size male. The males are much bigger than the females. This is Q from the other end. Two females are to the right. Parts of 2 males are in front of him. Not all of them are in the pic. The column in the middle there is the reference column. The top of which is supposedly ground level. So it does not seem the male was that deep down in the dirt. The brakes in the ribs and the crushed skull are believed to have happened at the time of his death. There is a broken rib that healed while the mammoth was still living. That break is circled in red. They believe it was most likely due to a fight between bull mammoths where another male's tusks broke the rib which likely resulted in an infection, which healed. The skull is in the foreground. You can see it is crushed in. These are parts of the 2 other male mammoths. The two leg bones together are believed to be one of the individuals. That is all that has been excavated of him from what I gathered, but the guide said those two bones had been accounted for among the other 22 mammoths. This is another female. She is actually in a natural position and they say that she laid like this, because she knew she was not well or was going to die. Sorry for the quality of the pic. But this is a camel skeleton. The skull is in a plaster cast in the bottom kind of center. Signs say as much as I can. I'll post a bit more in the next post.
What are the hours of the Waco Research Pit?
KCMOfossil posted a topic in Fossil Hunting TripsI went by the Corps of Engineers office and got signed up to visit the Waco Research Pit but I forgot to ask the hours the pit is open? Does anyone know? The office is closed now, and I'm thinking of going in the morning. Russ
Any suggestions for a collecting trip near Waco, TX?
KCMOfossil posted a topic in Fossil Hunting TripsI hope to take some of my grandchildren (ages 6-12) on a fossil hunting trip near Hewitt, TX during my week there between Christmas and New Years. I've been to the Waco Research Pit with them two other times, so this time I'd like to take them somewhere else. My preferred maximum range is about 45 minutes from Hewitt, although we could go further if needed. They enjoy the outdoors and have been fossil hunting with me numerous times. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Limestone fossil
NEYXOUS posted a topic in Fossil IDI found this odd pattern on what Im guessing is a fossil...
Mosasaur? Dinosaur? Croc? East of Waco find.
Lone_Wolf posted a topic in Fossil IDFound this in a creek on my dad's land while arrow head hunting. Place is located east of Waco. Please help identify.
Latest Lake Waco Trip
RyanNREMTP posted a topic in Fossil Hunting TripsSo yesterday I hit the Waco Pit since it had been a couple of months since I last got out. Previous two trips were great since all I found were shark teeth. On one trip I found nine teeth in about 1 1/2 hours. Yesterday was just a chance to get outside and away from people. My other option was to go cycling on the river walk in town. Yesterday was pretty cool, temp was 47 degrees when I arrived. There was a cold breeze coming from the south. Skies were very overcast as well. Typical Central Texas weather. I hit the trail head and decided to head east inside of my normal west route. I have searched the east side a little before in the past. It's not as abundant with fossils like the other direction is but I have had some good luck finding things unusual. For instance my first summer there I found a nice rock with a Hemiaster Calvini in it. Upon getting home and cleaning away the matrix I found not one echnoid but three. So this time I wasn't expecting much. Pretty soon I found what looks like a piece of crab claw. I put that away for later. Then I find two shark teeth a few feet part. Not squalicorax but I'll take it. Finally I reach the embankments that are fun to get to and usually have tons of shells there. I find a couple of hash plates that look nice. They would both look great on a desk if I had a desk. One had a cute little echnoid spine in it. Then... I see a grey thing in the soil with spikes. At first I thought it was leaf but no this was solid. I took a few pictures of it in situ before prying it out of the ground. It looked like a horseshoe crab but I have never heard of one being found here. I looked it over several times, broke away some matrix and yes that is what it looks like. I carefully put it away in a container so I get a better look at it at home. I continue on searching for a bit. I spent a couple of hours there before heading home. At least it was a fun trip and there wasn't anyone there. I can be really anti-social at times. I get home and place the fossils in a bowl with water. After awhile I start brushing them off. What I thought was a cool looking horseshoe crab ended up being a piece of a very large Mariella piece. I'm not an expert in determining how big something is from a smaller piece but I guesstimate it could be 24 inches circumference. I'll include more pictures if it will let me.
Cretaceous Shark Tooth from Waco
aek posted a topic in Fossil IDI went to the Waco Research Area a few days ago and found my first shark tooth and some nice ammonites. I know nothing about shark teeth, any ideas on this one?
Lake Waco Research Area, future trips?
RyanNREMTP posted a topic in Fossil Hunting TripsSo Brazos Aaron notified me that the Corp of Engineers office will be closed for an extended amount of time next month. I went by there today to get a long term permit and spoke with the ladies there. The office that is located by the airport will be closed starting December 11th till January or February next year. They are renovating the office. For the mean time they will be moving to the office at Midway Park until the regular office is finished. Midway Park is in the 2000 N Hwy-6, right before the Twin Bridges. I haven't been by there so I don't know the exact details beyond this. I imagine the fax machine will still be working so they can fax permits out if needed. I went ahead and got a permit for three months. Be sure to leave them a phone number so they can contact you on days the pit will be closed. Also I stopped by for 20 minutes today and found two decent shark teeth and a nice chuck of ammonite.
Trip to the Lake Waco Research Area
Brazos Aaron posted a topic in Fossil Hunting TripsTook a little trip out to the Lake Waco Research Area a few days ago (which, by the way, will be off limits for 6 weeks unless you go get a permit before the second week of December). This was my third or fourth time out there and I definitely came up with my best finds from there to date. Got the usual pryitized ammonites and bivalves, 2 beat up shark teeth, 1 tiny fish vertebra, and lots of pieces of echinoids, possibly coenholectypus. I did find one really nice shark tooth by almost sitting on it, a couple of mystery ammonites, and finally got a complete coenholectypus. Saw lots and lots of cool epibionts on the bivalve shells. If anyone has any ID's, I'd love to hear them, especially the red rocks. Thanks!
Heteromorph ammonite from Waco?
Brazos Aaron posted a topic in Fossil IDHello, Found these while out at the Lake Waco Research Area toward the back end. The research area is Cretaceous Del Rio clay, but this seems to have rolled down the hill from a formation above, possibly Buda limestone or something on top of that. There are 2 specimens and I believe they represent the same type of animal. I haven't really found anything like this before, so any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
Waco (Texas) Mammoth Site Veteran Challenges Cause of Death of Mammoths
Oxytropidoceras posted a topic in Fossil NewsMammoth site veteran challenges study on drought as cause of death By J.B. Smith, Waco Tribune-Herald, April 8, 2017 http://www.wacotrib.com/news/higher_education/mammoth-site-veteran-challenges-study-on-drought-as-cause-of/article_4b7849ca-35e5-502f-b89d-25e88c08c5cb.html What killed the Waco mammoths? Drought, not flood, a new study suggests By J.B. Smith, Waco Tribune-Herald, Jan. 27, 2017 http://www.wacotrib.com/news/city_of_waco/what-killed-the-waco-mammoths-drought-not-flood-a-new/article_68aec48b-cbc4-5319-aaba-0e67e06314cc.html Other web pages: Waco Mammoth Site: Visitors can walk over the largest concentration of Columbian mammoths to have died from one event. Atlas Obscura http://www.atlasobscura.com/places/waco-mammoth-site Waco Mammoth National Monument, Waco, Texas http://www.waco-texas.com/cms-waco-mammoth/page.aspx?id=174 Waco Mammoth National Monument, Waco, Texas Meet a Mammoth that isn't Woolly https://www.nps.gov/waco/index.htm https://www.nps.gov/waco/learn/furtherreading.htm Waco Mammoth National Monument Research papers https://www.researchgate.net/project/Waco-Mammoth-National-Monument Nordt, L., Bongino, J., Forman, S., Esker, D. and Benedict, A., 2015. Late Quaternary environments of the Waco Mammoth site, Texas USA. Quaternary Research, 84(3), pp.423-438. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/284095029_Late_Quaternary_environments_of_the_Waco_Mammoth_Site_Texas_USA Yours, Paul H.
My day at the Waco Pit
RyanNREMTP posted a topic in Fossil Hunting TripsSo since all the kids are in school now I have free time. I hit the Lake Waco Research Area this morning for a couple of hours. I managed to find nine shark teeth, seven of them in the first 30 minutes and 50 yards of the trail head. Never have I found so many in one trip. Guess this I won't find any the next couple of trips. Still a very good day.
Mammoth Tooth and Migration, Waco Mammoth Site, Texas
Oxytropidoceras posted a topic in Fossil NewsMammoth tooth reveals beast once walked around Austin, Texas Laura Geggel, Live Science, August 30, 2017 http://www.foxnews.com/science/2017/08/30/mammoth-tooth-reveals-beast-once-walked-around-austin-texas.html Yours, Paul H.
Worms from the (Waco) pit
KCMOfossil posted a topic in Fossil Hunting TripsLast week while visiting Waco, Texas, I took four of my grandchildren to the Waco Research Pit. After getting a permit, we spent about three hours there and among the more fascinating fossils we found were oysters (possibly of the genus Texigryphaea). Of special interest were the epibionts, some of which seem to be parasitic. There were at least two sizes of tube worms, and bryozoans. The second picture below is not of epibionts on an oyster, but rather a one-inch wide piece I found separately in the same area. If I understand correctly, the Waco Pit is in the Del Rio Clay Formation, Cenomanian Stage, Cretaceous. It was a nice trip and a great place to take children. Russ
Preservation Attempt on an Urchin in Many Pieces
AngieM357 posted a topic in Fossil PreparationMy boyfriend and I went out to the research pit in Waco today and I found a large urchin. The problem is that it's been crushed, more or less. The mud under it is not fossilized, so it's pretty likely that it will fall apart into lots of little pieces if I handle it too much or try to take off excess mud. I guess I have several questions about this. - Is it worth even trying to save? I was pretty excited to find one this big - it's about 4" in diameter - and after many hours of hunting, never found another one in any condition of any size. I don't expect it to be worth anything monetarily-speaking, but want it just for my own enjoyment. - I've read about a few plastics (I copied the names from another post but now it's not letting me paste them) that others have used for preservation. Any clue as to whether or not it would work in this case? - Has anyone had a fossil in this condition and tried to rescue it? How did it turn out? Thanks in advance. I love how helpful and knowledgeable this community is. Y'all are really great! I've attached a photo to show condition.
ID Waco Ammonites
PaleoPat posted a topic in Fossil IDCan anyone help with the identification of these Ammonites? They were found in the Waco research pit. They are both close to 1/2 inch in size.


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I enjoy seeing this family grow each year and am proud to say that they are also my friends. We met through Delaware Pet Rescue, and this family somehow finds the time to help so many animals find homes. A typical day in their household includes not only these two girls and their own fur babies, but often a mix of bunnies, puppies and kitties. They have an entire room upstairs as a dedicated foster room, as well as space downstairs. They have the biggest heart and I am so happy that they always bid and win my donated portrait session at the Delaware Pet Rescue Puptoberfest auction.
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Prof. Dr. Emile Schrijver
Prof. Dr. Emile Schrijver is General Director of the Jewish Historical Museum and the Jewish Cultural Quarter in Amsterdam, as well Professor of Jewish Book History at the University of Amsterdam. He is also one of the curators of the private Braginsky Collection of Hebrew Manuscripts and Printed Books in Zürich, Switzerland. He has served as curator of the Bibliotheca Rosenthaliana at the Special Collections of the University of Amsterdam for many years. In 2015 he was the Sigi Feigel guest professor of Jewish Studies at the universities of Zürich and Basle, Switzerland. Schrijver is an expert of Jewish cultural history and Jewish book history, who has published and lectured extensively in Europe, Israel and North America. He is the executive editor of an Encyclopedia of Jewish Book Culture (2019) and serves on boards and advisory committees of numerous Jewish cultural organizations in and outside the Netherlands.


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In reinforcement of steel bars, splicing technique is generally used to produce a single large reinforced steel bar by joining two similar length reinforced bars and wiring them. Splicing is used in situations that demand the use of reinforced steel bars that have lengths higher than the standard specified length. Even though in theory it is possible for reinforced bars to have a length up to 40 feet, in practice, it is not feasible.
Types of splices for reinforced bars
Splicing in reinforced bars mainly consists of three types. Each splicing type is determined by the design engineer based on certain criteria such as the diameter of the reinforced bar, skilled labourers etc. The three splicing techniques are:
- Lap splicing
- Mechanical splicing
- Welded splicing
Lap splicing
One of the most common and economic splicing technique implemented in construction is the Lap splicing. It requires the overlapping of two parallel bars. Lap splicing is commonly preferred because the other splicing types namely mechanical splices and welded splices require more skill and labour force. When performing lap splices, reinforcement bars should always be staggered. The reinforced bars should be provided either horizontally one beside the other or vertically one above the other. When two different diameters of rebars have to be lapped, then the lap length should be calculated based on the diameter of the smaller reinforced bar.
Reinforced bar having a diameter more than 36mm is not used for lap splicing. In those scenarios, the rebars are joined using welded splicing. When a bundle of reinforced bars are to be spliced by lapping, then lap splicing is performed one bar at a time. The length of a lap splice varies with concrete strength, type of concrete, grade of the reinforced bars, size, bar spacing, concrete cover, and the number of ties or stirrups. Lap splices get necessary strength from the concrete cover and deterioration of concrete will inevitably lead to splice failure.
Mechanical Splicing
Mechanical splicing or butt splicing is a technique in which two pieces of reinforced steel bars are joined by mechanical connections such as couplers. This provides many of the advantages of a continuous piece of rebar. They are more reliable than lap splices because they don't depend on concrete for load transfer. Furthermore, these splices provide superior strength than lap splicing during load transfer.
This is a new type of splicing technique in the Indian construction sector. When compared to lap splicing technique, mechanical splicing has several benefits such as
- A single continuous reinforced bar is obtained.
- The errors caused by wrong lap length in the conventional methods are avoided.
- Using a mechanical joint helps to avoid lap length.
- Steel wastage is decreased.
- Mechanical joints don't create any sort of steel congestion as lapping of the bars are eliminated.
- Couplers provide more flexibility for designers.
Couplers are commonly used for mechanical splicing of the reinforced bar. Mechanical couplers consist of two types which are Threaded Couplers and Non Threaded couplers. Threaded couplers are further classified into Tapered Threaded Couplers and Roll Threaded Couplers. Similarly, the Non-threaded Couplers are also classified into Bolted Couplers, Friction weld couplers, Welded Couplers and Swage Couplers.
Welded splicing
Welded splicing is a technique which is done by joining two reinforced bar by electric arc welding. Before performing welded splicing on the reinforcement a proper chemical analysis of the rebars, field inspection, quality of the steel and proper supervision is necessary. Compared to the previous two splicing types, welded splicing is only preferred under special conditions and rules such as the diameter of the reinforced bar must be greater 36mm. Also, it is preferred only for areas that require, avoiding rebar congestion and high moment strength.


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About Tort Reform
What tort reform really means to injured people
The term "tort reform" is bandied about on radio talk shows, television news programs, and in newspapers and magazines as if it's a public good. Further, if you were to believe what you hear from large corporations, insurance companies, their lobbyists, and certain politicians, you would think that the American economy is grinding to a halt due to injured people filing lawsuits. These arguments fall under the cynical catch phrase of "tort reform." Those who push the notion that there is a "litigation explosion" perpetuate a myth by lies, exaggerations, and disinformation. But few people really understand the impact that tort reform has on ordinary working people.
According to Black's Law Dictionary, a tort is "[a] private or civil wrong or injury … for which the court will provide a remedy in the form of an action for damages." The most common tort cases involving average citizens are personal injury lawsuits, medical malpractice lawsuits, product liability lawsuits, and premises liability lawsuits. However, businesses sue other businesses about four times more frequently than individuals who bring suits against insurance companies and businesses. However, you don't see businesses pressuring Legislatures to limit their rights to sue other businesses.
"Tort reform" is legislation passed on behalf of companies to limit the damages they have to pay to a victim (or group of victims), thereby protecting companies, usually after a company has been found liable for causing financial losses, personal injury, or wrongful death.
Tort reform says to the injured person, in essence: "No matter how much you've been wrongfully injured, regardless of your expenses now and in the future, no matter how much hardship you and your family will endure, this is all you can get." That hardly seems fair or just, especially in cases where the guilty person or company was egregiously wrong and the damage was severe.
Why is there not a greater effort by the public to stop the activities of corporate interests and their lobbyists? The answer is simple. Most individuals do not see themselves as future victims of negligent acts. People, unfortunately, are too quick to buy into the lies and exaggerations of corporate America. Individuals do not have the time to research the facts and develop the critical thinking necessary to wage any type of campaign against corporate disinformation. No one wants to believe that corporate America will develop or continue to produce unsafe products. (However, just think of asbestos and cigarettes.)
So why does the idea of tort reform get so much airtime?
There are numerous "reasons" tort reform proponents give for wanting to restrict the amount of money that injured people and grieving family members can recover, including:
The courts are overwhelmed with frivolous personal injury and medical malpractice cases.
- Juries and judges award so much money that companies can't afford to do business or may stop producing certain products.
- Medical malpractice is driving up medical costs and causing doctors to leave the field of medicine.
These sound like good reasons, but the facts just aren't there to back up these assertions:
- There are more business versus business cases than injury lawsuits.
- Judges and juries — especially those in Wisconsin — can usually be counted on to provide reasonable relief based on the extent of the injury and costs incurred by the injured person and family. When we see juries awarding large damages, it is usually because the injury was severe and the defendant acted with callous disregard for public safety.
- When products are removed from the market after a lawsuit, it's because they are dangerous. Those products — and those companies — don't need protection; consumers do. And a product liability lawsuit is one of the very few ways that consumers can penalize a company that has endangered their safety; sadly, only after people have been injured or killed.
- Medical malpractice insurance makes up a very small percentage of total medical costs. Far more expensive to every health care consumer is the high cost of executive salaries and administrative overhead.
- Like product liability lawsuits, medical malpractice cases can actually make medical care safer for all of us.
- In Wisconsin, in 2001, 8,581 tort cases (i.e., personal injury, products liability, medical malpractice) were filed as lawsuits, out of 256,596 civil cases filed. This represents approximately 3% of all civil filings. In 2001, the total court filings were just over 1 million in the State of Wisconsin. Therefore, the tort filings constituted less than 1% of all cases filed in the State of Wisconsin. In fact, it has been reported that there are four times as many business versus business lawsuits than tort lawsuits.* Sound like a tort litigation explosion?
* Public Citizen Congress Watch, Frequent Filers: Corporate Hypocrisy in Accessing the Courts (2004).
The truth is, insurance companies are making record profits and seeking government protection for those profits at the expense of injured people whose only remedy is to be able to fight them in court.
If you're seeking compensation for physical and financial damages you've suffered because of an injury you received using a dangerous product, from an accident on an unsafe property, or from medical errors, it's only fair that you have the ability to seek justice in court.
What can you do? Pay attention to actions in the Legislature which are intended to potentially curb your rights or your family's rights as injured individuals. Find out who is supporting the changes. Determine how those changes will affect an individual's rights. Demand facts. Demand justification for the changes, not simply protection of an industry's profits. If an industry or company is negligent, it's the shareholders' job to demand the better product or better practices, not the Legislature's job to protect a bottom line.
Contact an injury attorney at The Previant Law Firm, S.C.


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At Community Day School, our Interscholastic Junior Varsity and Varsity Athletics program provides a unique opportunity for our students to enjoy competing in a wide variety of sports. Our focus is for students to challenge themselves, to enjoy being part of a team, and to have fun! Students are encouraged to experience the challenge and camaraderie of being part of a team by participating in a vast array of athletic, artistic, and academic extracurricular programs. By moderating homework load and ensuring that arts and sports offerings don't overlap, we strongly encourage students to participate in multiple sports and clubs in a fun, low stress environment.
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SIGMOD Contribution Award
Ahmed Elmagarmid recently received the SIGMOD Contribution Award by an unanimous decision. Ahmed Elmagarmid received the award especially for his dedicated service to the database community in North America and the Middle East, as the founder/editor of Distributed and Parallel Database Journal, and PC for ACM SIGMOD.
Ahmed Elmagarmid is the founding executive director of the Qatar Computing Research Institute and is an Emeritus Professor of Computer Science at Purdue University. He served as Chief Scientist at Hewlett Packard and Chief of Data Quality at Bellcore. Dr. Elmagarmid is a recipient of the NSF Presidential Young Investigator (PYI) award from President Reagan in 1988. He is an IEEE Fellow, an ACM Fellow and an AAAS Fellow. The University of Dayton and The Ohio State University have both named him among their distinguished alumni. His claim to fame is that he shared an office as graduate student with Prof. M.T.Ozsu.


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The PCW is offering the 2014 Vacation Programme for Trainee Tax Consultants in South Africa. If you are becoming a Tax Consultant then PCW Vacation Programme 2014 will give you real benefits. The PCW is one of the big names among the tax consultants in South Africa, and it is providing special tax consultancy training to the interested candidates. PCW Tax Consulting Vacation Programme 2014 is a special training job that will enhance your experience in tax consultation, and you may get more better tax consultant jobs and career offers from other big companies in the region. The PCW Training Programme 2014 is a source of good experience that will make you skilled tax consultant. Hence you should not miss the Summer Vacation Programme 2014 and submit your job application at the earliest convenient. The interested candidates can go through the complete Vacation Work Programme 2014 details before submitting their job application at the recruitment department of PCW, South Africa. PCW Vacation Work Programme 2014 for Trainee Tax Consultants Overview Vacation employment is an opportunity to learn more about being …Read More »
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CSIR June/July Vacatoin Work Programme
The CSIR Defence, Peace, Safety and Security is offering the June/July 2014 Vacation Work Programme 2014 in South Africa.The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) is one of the biggest companies working in South Africa, and it my be a best job opportunity for you to get training at CSIR, South Africa. The Summer Vacation Work Programme 2014 at CSIR can kick start your career with a good job opportunity, and after successful completion of your Vacation Work / Summer Internship Jobs at CSIR, you may get more better and reliable jobs in South Africa. The CSIR Careers and Vacancies usually remain vacant / available, and you may avail these job opportunities by submitting your job application at the recruitment dept of the CSIR Defence, Peace, Safety and Security, South Africa. The Interested candidates should have a look on the details of CSIR Vacation Work 2014 i.e. a special Training Programme 2014 for those candidates / students who are willing hard t0 get experience in their relevant fields. CSIR June 2014 Online Applications are available for the interested candidates, …Read More »
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PWC has announced the Latest Vacation Employment 2014 Programme for Accounting Students in various areas of South Africa. The Vacation Employment Programme 2014 can boost your experience and expertise in short span of time. If you are looking for experience in your relevant field, you should join the Summer Vacation Employment Programme at PWC by submitting your job application at the earliest possible time. It is a special Accountant Training Programme 2014, where you will get special training in Accounting field while working in the Accounts Department of PWC, South Africa. The Vacation Employment at PWC can make your career bright, as you will be getting more better Accountant Jobs after successful completion of the Vacation Training Programme 2014 at PWC. The PWC Careers and Jobs usually remain opened, and it is also possible that you may avail PWC Jobs by submitting your application at the recruitment department of PWC. If you are interested, then you should have a look on the details of PWC Vacation Employment Programme 2014 available for students in accounting and commerce fields. PWC Careers: Summer …Read More »
Law Vacation Programme June / July 2014: Hogan Lovells Careers
Hogan Lovells South Africa is offering the Law Vacation Programme 2014 i.e. a special training programme. The Law Vacation Programme June / July 2014 has been specially designed for those students, who are looking for Law Practice. Mostly the students are free in the summer vacations, and it is the best chance for them to do law practice during the vacation programme. During the Hogan Lovells Law Vacation Programme 2014, you will get law training while practicing. Law is a field that needs good experience and expertise to get more better job opportunities and career offers in near future. It is also possible that you may get Hogan Lovells Careers and Job Offers after successful completion of Law Practice Programme 2014 that is going to be started in June and will end in July 2014. Hogan Lovells Jobs and Careers usually remain vacant for the serious and interested candidates, hence you should join the Law Training Programme 2014 in Summer Vacations to avail the Career Opportunities and Jobs at Hogan Lovells South Africa. If you are interested to get Law …Read More »
KPMG Vacation Programme 2014: June / July 2014
The KPMG Is offering the Latest Work Vacation Programme 2014 in South Africa from June to July 2014. The Vac Work Programme 2014 is available in Johannesburg, Port Elizabeth and East London, so the residents of these regions can apply for the KPMG Vacation Programme 2014. KPMG is an esteemed company working in several countries like South Africa. The Company is offering the Summer Vacation Work Programme June / July 2014 for those candidates who are willing hard to get experience during their summer vacations. It is also pertinent to mention here that after completing the KPMG Vacation Work Programme 2014, you may get more better job opportunities and career offers from various big companies working in South Africa in near future. You can also avail the Career Opportunities and Jobs at KPMG after successful completion of your Summer Vacation Programme i.e. just like a summer internship job. KPMG Vacation Programme 2914 in South Africa can boost your experience, expertise and skills in short span of time. Hence you can join the Vacation Work Programme at KPMG for 2014 to …Read More »


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Position Description:
Josiah Hill's campaign seeks passionate, hardworking applicants to join a competitive, energized campaign as we work to elect DFL candidate Josiah Hill to the State Senate in 2020. The Organizing Fellowship Internship position requires a passion for the democratic process, a willingness to tackle new challenges and opportunities, and a desire to improve our community.
The Organizing Fellowship Internship is a great opportunity for those looking to gain experience in political organizing, state policy issues, and getting involved in the community. Students from a variety of backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
- Assist with managing our voter database
- Assist with voter engagement and direct voter contact, including phone banking, door knocking, and organizing events
- Assist with donor outreach and management
- Plan and execute events along with other Organizing Fellows, volunteers, and the campaign committee
- Report to the Campaign Manager
- Support our Volunteer Coordinators
- Excitement and passion for improving ourcommunity
- Interest in people-centered, metric-drivenwork
- Willing to work as part of ateam
- Creativity and an attention todetail
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
Applicants who are accepted will work with the Campaign Manager to establish a schedule. Organizing Fellows will be expected to commit between 8-12 hours to the campaign, but we can accommodate a school schedule.
While the Organizing Fellow position is unpaid, the campaign will work with students seeking to earn academic credit for an internship.
Interested applicants should email their resume and cover letter to Rachel at firstname.lastname@example.com, with the subject line "Campaign Organizing Fellowship Internship."


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At Iron Will Fitness Studio private one-one-one personal training sessions as well as group personal training is offered. Personal Training is for clients who would rather work out in a private setting without the distraction of other people around. This could be due to many different reasons.
Why Should you hire a Personal Trainer?
If you are new to fitness and are not sure where to start, personal training may be the best option for you. You may want to begin with personal training if you:
- Need help setting achievable goals
- Have never participated in resistance exercise
- Need to rehab a muscle
- Are intimidated or annoyed by big gym or health club atmosphere
- Would like to learn the proper form and techniques of wieght lifting
- Have hit a plateau in your current workout program and need to switch up routine
- Need accountability
- Are schedule oriented by nature (do not trust yourself to workout unless exercise is scheduled)
- Are wanting to train for a specific fitness goal (fat loss, muscle gain, endurance, 5k, marathon, fitness competition, athletics, etc.)
- Need a spotter for safety purposes due to wanting to train with heavy weights
At Iron Will Fitness Studio personal training sessions are taught by a nationally accredited and certified personal trainer. Certified through the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM), Justin Martin has worked with countless clients with numerous backgrounds and limitations, and helped them acheive their personal fitness and dietary goals. At Iron Will Fitness Studio personal training sessions are:
- 45-50 mins
- One-on-one private personal training offered
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At ACQBUILT we don't just offer jobs – we offer careers. The sky is the limit! We currently are looking for Framers – details are as follows:
- 10 days on, 4 days off – this schedule may be adjusted based on workflow
- This position is based in Fort McMurray AB ( Hiring Locally- no LOA or Fly in/fly out provided)
- The duration of this project is expected to last until January 2018.
- Career training and professional development
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- Consistent year-round work
- Your chance to work with and learn from the best!
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- Participate in our company softball, soccer, hockey or dragon boat teams
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Unlike most companies in traditional residential construction, ACQBUILT offers year-round employment and the opportunity to work with innovative technology and manufacturing systems that are changing the way North America builds new homes. With our Precision Building Systems we have some amazing and innovative equipment to work with.
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The magazine business is one that has been disrupted so significantly, that defining what is or isn't a magazine is becoming difficult. For the traditional physical product, growth continues to be elusive, with the scale and frequency of titles unsustainable in an era of ubiquitous access to similar content at zero cost. The dominant Australian publishers, Pacific Magazines, Bauer Media and News Corp, have had to diversify their revenue streams so much that the masthead brand is the core product, and the medium by which it reaches consumers, be it social media, events and activations, website or the traditional magazine product, is very much secondary.
Stabilisation and/or growth for the magazine industry may come from revenue stream diversification, leveraging the strength of heritage brands to connect with audiences through multifaceted, customer-centric platforms, and using first party data and insights to increase understanding of audiences, in order to drive loyalty.
1. Revenue stream diversification
2. The strength of heritage brands
3. Application of data and analytics on improving product
After a long period of decline, print magazines are expected to hold their readership numbers, where more than half of Australia's most popular magazines modestly increased their print readership from September 2017 to September 2018.1 Mass women's magazines – once the beating heart of the industry – still have a loyal following with the Women's Weekly reaching over 1.5 million Australians,2 with Paul Dykzeul, Chief Executive Officer of Bauer Media Australia & New Zealand explaining, 'traditional parts of the business that have been heavily criticised in the past are still going very strong.'3 The power and reach of the free-to-consumer Coles Magazine and Woolworths' Fresh magazines continues to enjoy more than ten percent readership growth in 2018,4 through their powerful distribution network and existing relationships with the suppliers who buy print advertising space in them.
The 'flattening out of top-line print revenue and growth in digital'5 will be critical in the next five years, however there is still profit to be made in the print assets in the interim where there is high quality, exclusive content.
Investment in people is front of mind in an industry where 'talent is the battle ground'.6 If given a dollar to drive growth, Gereurd Roberts would invest it in people, as he believes 'having the best employees is key'.7 Changing consumer demands and wider industry innovation requires innovative and adaptable staff to deliver success.
New skills and talents are highly sought after to continue the delivery of quality content amid evolving business models and revenue streams. As Paul Dykzeul remarks, 'it's hard to change a business if you don't have people who are willing to change'.8
Success in the magazine industry continues to depend on brands delivering the right content, at scale. Remaining agile to changing consumer trends presents both a challenge and an opportunity, however, what will remain constant is that 'growth will take place off the back of great brands'.10
Given access to these brands is not solely via print, publishers must continue their focus on transitioning from a print-centric business model, to a multifaceted, customer-centric business model that focuses on user experience and utilises analytics to generate customer insights across all platforms.
'Growth will come from diversified revenue streams that sit on the back of great brands.'⁹
Digital platforms can generate real-time insights into audiences and can be used as a 'way of recruiting the next generation to the brand'.11 As Gereurd Roberts, Chief Executive Officer of Pacific Magazines comments, 'innovation and agility is becoming more critical than ever'12 in a digitally evolving world to ensure that readership growth opportunities are not missed.
Pacific Magazines recently invested in Seventh Sense, a customer data platform that 'marries brand interactions, shoppers' transactional, location and social data'13 to integrate tailored content to its consumers on various digital platforms. Investments such as these will help to keep traditional magazine businesses competitive in the digital space.
'Magazines are a great foundation stone, but now diversifying is becoming important.'¹⁴
Publishers recognise that they have to step away from 'legacy thinking'15 and diversify their businesses in order to drive growth. Nicholas Gray, Managing Director of The Australian, NSW & Prestige Titles, News Corp, explains that while monthly print editions are still relevant, there are now 'many other dimensions to consider compared to when print was the only dimension that existed'.16
Publishers need to be agile and creative to maintain sustainable businesses and achieve growth. For example, events, mobile phone applications and retail have provided opportunities to step away from the traditional business model and are proving to be successful.
'We're not transitioning from 'print-first' to a 'digital-first' business but rather a 'print-centric' to 'customer-centric' business.'¹⁷
Niche audiences continue to be important in the magazine industry. Paul Dykzeul has noticed that despite niche audiences representing a specialised area of interest, they form large groups of individuals who are extremely passionate compared to general readers.
In an era where content monetisation is becoming more of a challenge, niche audiences present a unique opportunity to develop an invested and loyal group of consumers for a selected publication. Adopting a 'long tail' business strategy, harnessing these audiences and targeting engagement through hosting consumer events has not only provided magazine publishers additional revenue but also a new avenue for brand development.


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The Duchess of Cambridge showed off a bold new hairstyle on the first day of Wimbledon.
The Duchess, who is a Patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, looked incredible with shorter, volumised locks that just skimmed her shoulders.
The Duchess sat in the Royal Box on Centre Court as she watched British tennis player Andy Murray play Russia's Alexander Bublik.
Opting for a statement-making monochrome Dolce & Gabbana polka dot dress, the Duchess paired it with a pair of chic black heels and a Victoria Beckham tote.
The Duchess spoke to ballboys, ballgirls and servicemen and women, along with tennis legend Martina Navratilova.


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The offseason begins early for the Raiders this year - technically speaking, that is. We'll hardly have our breakfast burritos finished by the time the Raiders depart an 80-degree (!) field in Tampa. Of course, we've been lamenting another early end to our season for a good eight weeks by now, but at least we get one more opportunity to see if JaMarcus can play.
Interestingly, the Raiders' two leaders - Al Davis and Nnamdi Asomugha - have gotten their offseasons started even earlier. It is said that Al is not dead, he's just injured and plotting implementation of his ambitious offseason plan. Unfortunately, Nnamdi may be plotting his ambitious offseason plan as well.
Per the headline, I'm setting low expectations for our LIVE BLOG EVENT today.
Oakland at Tampa Bay - this is the way the Raiders have done it all year: win a game they were expected to lose. Look good doing it. Lots of promise from a few well-placed, emerging stars. "They are finally turning the corner." Then lay an ugly egg that starts the Raider fan suicide watch anew. Road games, particularly late in the season, have been hideous. So as much as I'd love to say that the team is coming around, playing with heart, needs to take something positive into the offseason...instead I'll bet with the money and say the Raiders fall on their faces in front of Gannon, Gruden, Kiffin, and NOT Al Davis, 34-9.
Washington at San Francisco - as Sllaacs says, the Bay Area teams are better at the end of the season than they were at the beginning. But the Forty-Niners looked rather poor falling way behind against the hapless Rams last week. Sure, they rallied to win on a near hail mary. But, fittingly, Jay Glazer is reporting at this very moment that a Singletary deal could be done today and that Martz is out. It would be incredibly York-esque for the 49ers to lose ugly at home and then look foolish making a big announcement to lock in the current coaching situation for next year. Washington 27-10.
Detroit at Green Bay - the Lions haven't won in Green Bay since 1991. I stopped subscribing to the, "They can't go 0-16!" theory after the Thanksgiving debacle. The Packers are a talented team. BUT...for some reason the Packers just don't know how to win football games. They even found a way to lose last week against the Bears, in a game they dominated in every way but the score. So I'm going to do it. Lions win, 27-26.
Denver at San Diego - who saw this coming? At some stage, I'm sure I predicted that San Diego would come back and win the AFC West, but not once they were 4-8 with the Broncos at 8-4 - or whatever it was. Well, here they are. As much as I love to see Shanahan squirm after ANOTHER failure (how many playoff wins without Elway?), I just can't stand that Philip Rivers guy. But at the risk of losing an opportunity for Norv to come back to Oakland and mentor JaMarcus, I'm picking San Diego, 31-21.
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The Aztec culture was one of the most important pre Columbian cultures that developed in the American territory and although its history dates from the fourteenth to the sixteenth century, the time they were conquered by Hernan Cortez, they have made what we now know as Mexico a large sample of their power through archaeological remains that millions of tourists visit annually.
Among the most important Aztec ruins found are the ruins of Tenochtitlan. Tenochtitlan Ruins were discovered in early 1978 by a group of workers of the company in light of Mexico without them knowing that what they had found would be considered one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of Mesoamerica. They first found the remains of a sculpture dedicated to Coyolxauhqui and then the ruins of the great temple of Tenochtitlan which today we know was destroyed by Hernan Cortez in 1521 to take the city.
Currently what you can visit from the ruins of Tenochtitlan are the remains of the Temple and the monumental sculptures of Tenochtitlan. The Temple is considered as one of the most important archaeological revelations of Mexico and the monumental sculptures are made of gods full of claws, fangs, adorned with rattlesnakes and you can even see sculptures of decapitated goddesses. It is considered that the sculptures were guardians of the Temple of Tenochtitlan and other than serving as protectors had strong religious significance.
Within research to the ruins of Tenochtitlan it was determined that the main temple was the center of the political, religious and economic Aztecs which also was a place where the life of the inhabitants was linked with the mythology of their culture, with a number of festivals and offerings taking place on behalf of the gods. The ruins of Tenochtitlan was built on an average of seven stages and is considered to reach a height of over two hundred feet.
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Vancouver's Stanley Park was named the best in the world by TripAdvisor in 2014 – and it's no wonder. The 400 hectare urban park is also the city's oldest. It hosts diverse backdrops that includes half a million trees, urban skylines, a 9 km seawall, and historical touches that nod to the city's past. With all of this to work with it's a dream for photography and the perfect place for an engagement shoot.
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Stitching with the Ladies of Gee's Bend
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Earlier this year, I got a hankering to sew a quilt top by hand. I've always pieced by machine and quilted by hand in the past, and I wanted to slow down the top-making process.
This urge coincided with special guest artists at Fiber College : three of the Gee's Bend Quilters.
I spent a relaxing Saturday afternoon at the world's prettiest camp ground drawing out fabric from my stash, ripping off strips, stitching them together by hand as I listened to the murmur of sewing machines punctuated by laughter and conversation (Gale posted photos and a short video from the day). "Doing it your way" was the theme–pick the fabrics that speak to you, let them cozy up next to fabrics that you might not normally put together, but that tell you they want to be together.
Anyone expecting to be instructed exactly how to create a Gee's Bend quilt was probably let down by the afternoon. But anyone who really listened, who bent her will to the fabric, realized she had, in fact, learned how to create a Gee's Bend quilt: stitch what makes you happy.
Every now and again, I add another strip to the block. I'm not sure if I'm going to make one large lap-quilt-sized block or make several more about this size and stitch them together. I'm using stash fabric, old cotton shirts, sheets, and the cutest contribution from Amy Lou–the denim-patch fabric includes apples and the saying "I like you" on it.
When I open my Sajou sewing box, a beautiful gift from Sara years ago, I see treasures like Cal's business card, a reminder of watching her sew on a vintage Singer; a thimble from Clementine placed sweetly on my cottage cot pillow; the embroidery knife I purchased in Paris with Sara after we spent hours in the gorgeous Sajou shop pawing over all the pretty things. I love that hand stitching drenches me in sweet thoughts of friends, of places like Maine, Paris, my porch. I love that each fabric reminds me of someone or some moment in time. That's how stitching this quilt makes me happy.
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|Shares of Caterpillar Inc. (CAT), like most other Dow 30 (.DJX) and S&P 500 (.SPX) index stocks, was hammered hard in the September/October 2014 sell-off; in similar fashion, the stock has also enjoyed a rebound rally — up nearly 14% from the October 15, 2014 lows — but the rally was very weak in comparison to that seen in the Dow and S&P 500 indexes. This weakness in CAT is setting up a high probability short trade, one that has price cycles and dominant trend forces clearly aligned in its favor. Here's a closer look now (Figure 1).
|Figure 1. Caterpillar Inc. (CAT) Cycles. This Dow 30 component had only half as strong a rebound rally as its parent index; cycles and trend analysis suggest bigger declines ahead for this industrial/capital goods sector giant.
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|Educated deployment of price cycle and trend analysis can frequently uncover a variety of low-risk, high probability trade setups on numerous time frames in all freely traded, liquid financial markets; the recent sell off in the major US stock indexes found its October 15, 2014 low as several price cycles bottomed together, setting the stage for what has developed into an unusually powerful relief rally. CAT also found strong support as its 18-, 48-, and 69-day cycles bottomed in unison three weeks ago. Here were the major confirmations that the low was in place:
1. The DBS5, DBS10 and B-Line oscillators bottomed simultaneously
2. The DBS30 oscillator was also deeply oversold
3. The red OS band (horizontal dots) had also projected a possible 18-20 day cycle low between October 11, 2014 and October 15, 2014.
4. The 90.00 price level also coincided with an area of historically heavy trading volume (not shown), implying it to be a strong support level.
5. Just prior to the October 15, 2014 low, CAT had actually dipped below both of the lower Keltner channels, which is in many cases a high probability precedent to trend exhaustion and reversal.
Essentially, these oscillators (which tend to track cyclical movement with accuracy), support, and trend exhaustion timing tools were able to make a very reliable cycle bottom forecast in this heavily traded industrial/capital goods sector stock.
Now, while no one could have known that CAT would afterward bounce by nearly 14% in only 12 trading sessions, for those cycle technicians who realized that a multicycle low was in place would have had more confidence in timing a bullish reversal entry in CAT (based on daily and weekly chart buy signals as multiple cycles began to move higher). Since sharp traders also know that higher time frame trend also exerts strong influence on a trading time frame chart, they also would have seen the marks of a downtrend written all over the charts:
1. The daily chart still had a series of lower swing highs and lower swing lows.
2. The weekly chart (not shown) had a narrowing (bearish) moving average spread, confirming downward momentum.
Given the daily/weekly downward trend bias, any bounce higher from the mid-October lows was most likely going to be a bear market bounce, rather than a major reversal for CAT.
Sure enough, a series of green overbought (OB) timing bands appeared as the trend faded in late October; these were warnings for existing longs to prepare to trail their positions more closely and or to scale out altogether. As to the question of which cycle actually topped on October 31, 2014, there are two possibilities:
A. The 18-20 day cycle topped and is now ready to roll over, with a new cycle low expected by November 11, 2014.
B. The larger 48-day cycle has fizzled on the rebound and is now preparing for a large descent into a major low that may not be seen until late November/early December 2014. Given the bearish trend momentum, perhaps scenario 'B' is the most probable outcome as 2014 comes to a close.
|Figure 2. Relative Performance. CAT has a down day on November 4, 2014, as the market elects to sell it off again. Note that LUV continues to outperform as crude oil prices continue to collapse.
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|Any drop below 99.06 in CAT sets up a new short trade, one that has a bearish weekly trend strongly in its favor; traders can elect to use 101.90 as the initial stop, managing the position with a 2- to 4- bar trailing stop.
Traders with a longer-term bearish outlook for CAT should also be aware of this:
1. The 22-week cycle is not anticipated to bottom until at least January 23, 2015.
2. The minimum weekly price target based on Fibonacci swing ratios is at 90.21; the next targets are at 82.69 and 70.53, respectively.
There is an open gap near 96.00 on CAT's daily chart; expect that to be a profit-taking zone for shorts. Further declines beneath the gap set up a likely retest of the October 15, 2014 low at 90.05. By all measures it looks like the big bad bear (market) is going to be feasting on CAT this Thanksgiving. Trade wisely until we meet here again.
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Editor's Note: The following history of Roundtop appeared in the Oct. 16, 1974 issue of the Times. Look for part two in a future issue of the newspaper.
Susan Neal
Nestled below a hump of a mountain is a neighborhood of log dwellings that has seen quite a few North Thompson Valley winters.
The community and its mountain are called Roundtop. (Some maps call the mountain Loveway and the land around it Mosquito Flats – somehow those names take away some of the charm.)
The Roundtop settlement starts about 12 miles south Clearwater on Highway 5. The homesteads, no more than 1/2 mile apart, are located on the old highway for approximately 3 1/2 miles of rich river valley land.
At this point I don't know too much of the early Roundtop history. Settlers in the 1900s used to see riverboats going up and down the North Thompson, bringing men and supplies for construction of the railroad. Today the river is mainly used for recreation and as a place to dispose of wastes; in early days it was an important means of transportation.
The railroad was completed in 1914. With its completion, the riverboats were phased out.
The Roundtop area was logged in the early 1900s by the Northern Construction Company. The logs were hauled through the sloughs and into the main river by horses. They then floated downriver to a mill in Rayleigh.
Some Roundtop logs remain. The Blackpool Hall was built with Roundtop logs.
After the area was logged, a huge fire swept through and all that remained was burnt stumps and dead cedar.
Today the charred stumps remain as memorials to the big trees that once were.
An early settler, Joe Cleaveley, made money for 20 years afterward selling cedar fence posts.
During the Depression, several relief camps were established in the area (located on the map at Greenwoods' and Cleaveleys').
Of the early settlers in Roundtop, only one family remains – that of Jan and Jean Pearce. Jan Pearce made his first visit to Clearwater in 1944 for a hunting trip. There wasn't much here then except for the lodge where he stayed, which was located on the Clearwater River at the bridge. He liked what he saw and, being tired of delivering ice in North Vancouver and of city life in general, he decided to move to these northern wilds.
The Pearces moved into their Roundtop log house in 1947. The house had been built 10 years earlier by Mr. Woodman and Joe Cleaveley. The Pearces originally shared the 160 acres with their friends, the Wildgrubes, who had moved from the Coast with them.
The Pearces delivered eggs for over 10 years. They housed 500 chickens in their two large chicken houses.
One day their son Bob was delivering eggs in his pickup. He had 120 dozen in the cab with him when he rolled the truck. It could have been a tragic (not to mention messy) accident but Bob came out smiling, breaking only 15 dozen eggs.


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From David Kelly – Here is a link to photos of the Vero Beach Kaffeeklatsch on Sunday, August 12, 2018. Fourteen members attended bringing a good mix of new and older Porsche models, each of which had a few unique details to inspect. "Red" seemed to be the most prominent color in the front row and there were several different combinations of interior colors and features among the rest of the cars on display.
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As historical and attached to traditions as they are, the Ardennes classics still manage to bring novelty.
On Sunday, Anna van der Breggen will discover new grounds for the third women's race of Liège-Bastogne-Liège. After her two triumphs in Ans, she will head to Liège, for a finish in the city centre after 138.5 km of battle. Van der Breggen and her rivals will face five climbs, beginning with the Côte de Wanne, Côte de Brume and Côte de la Vecquée. They will then battle it out over the Côte de La Redoute and Côte de la Roche-aux-Faucons.
Dictée de Liège–Bastogne–Liège returns for second edition
The dictation will take place in all participating schools (students in the last year of primary education and first year of secondary education in the Province of Liège) on Wednesday 13 March at 10 am. The Province of Liège will organise a prize award ceremony on the occasion of the official team presentation on Saturday 27 April, the eve of the race. 150 to 200 winners will be selected for the ceremony. On the day of the race, the top 14 students will get to attend Liège–Bastogne–Liège (seven at the start and seven at the finish) together with an adult relative.


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In 2014 the AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) landscape of Bowland will exist for 50 years. For this celebration PeerGrouP will set up a plan in which residents of the area participate in building a monument/time capsule for the future. A monument/time capsule that can guard desires, wishes and ideas for the future of the AONB landscape of Bowland.
On the 1st of November the AONB will organize a final event of the celebratory year. At this day the time capsule will be burried in a currently secret location, near the geographical centre of the UK, in the Hodder Valley. During this happening we will close the monument/time capsule as well, guided by a theatrical/ceremonial event.
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In the 11 th century, Landgrave Ludwig of Thuringia had a castle built on a 400m-high rock near the town of Eisenach. The name of the present Wartburg is said to go back to an alleged cry of the landgrave: Wait, (Wart) rock, you will bear me a castle (Burg). Since then the Wartburg was the seat of the Thuringian court which was considered to be the centre of knightly poetic art at the beginning of the 13th century. During this time, according to a legend, the so-called Singers war on the Wartburg is said to have taken place. People who played an important role in history and religion were inhabitants of the Wartburg. Elisabeth of Thuringia lived from 1211 1228 on the Wartburg. She was married to Landgrave Ludwig IV. Because of her self-imposed ascetic way of life and her commitment to the poor, she threw the aristocratic court into a turmoil and had to leave the castle after her husbands death. Already four years after her death she was c


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