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So A+ work!
Peppers at 10, which seems low.
Unrelated but never unrelated (h/t @smartfootball)
Ranking things is fun, or at least so BuzzFeed tries to tell me every freaking day of my life. And just like any prediction, rankings that attempt to predict the future are typically a fool's errand. But we are fools, so ON WITH THE PREDICTING.
Trying to project year-to-year development in college football is tricky at best. But we can also try extrapolate by asking two relatively simple questions: (1) were they good at the thing last year, and (2) how many of the people who did the thing last year will be back this year?
The question of the day is this: which Big Ten team will have the best run defense in 2014?
This part is easy. There are many ways to break down how effective various run defenses were last year, and while none is perfect, together they give a pretty comprehensive picture. A few of the key measurements:
Yards per carry (sacks removed) - Pretty basic. When the opposing offense tried a run the ball, how far did they go?
B1G rank
YPC (w/o sacks)
|Michigan State
|Ohio State
|Penn State
Rushing Defensive S&P+ ranking – A fancy rejiggering of statistics based on outcomes for every running play a defense faces.
B1G Rank
Rushing S&P+ (nat'l rank)
|Michigan State
|Penn State
|Ohio State
Adjusted Line Yards – A breakdown of yards per rush compared to what would be statistically expected, and then adjusted for level of competition.
B1G Rank
Adj. Line Yards (nat'l rank)
|Michigan State
|Penn State
|Ohio State
And taking the Big Ten rankings for the various stats together, you get the following rough composite order. Being higher is better and being lower is worse (which you would have known anyway based on the teams at the top and bottom):
Adj. LY
|Michigan State
|Penn State
|Ohio State
So 2013 defensive front performances look to shake out into a few tiers:
Answering the question "how many starters from the front seven return?" is a little trickier. Take Michigan for example: how many defensive starters did they lose? They lost Jibreel Black and Quinton Washington, but weren't they kind of the same guy? Do you count that as two starters lost, or one? In a way, it doesn't matter, as we're just trying to get a sense for what various teams lost, not necessarily to quantify it. However, to give a very rough estimate of the kind of production everyone is losing, I included the percentage of the team's total tackles accounted for by guys I deemed to be departing starters from the front seven.
Denicos Allen is gone. Clearly MSU will now be terrible.
The obvious caveats. The first is that tackles are an inexact proxy for quality. A mediocre inside linebacker will usually make more tackles than a top-flight defensive tackle (Nebraska LB David Santos made 87 tackles. Penn State DT DaQuan Jones made 56. Jones was first team All-B1G and a 4th round draft pick. Santos was terrible and was replaced by a freshman mid-season). However, we're doing qualitative analysis with a quantitative kicker, not the reverse, so it's helpful information that isn't vital to our thesis. The second caveat is that the front seven aren't the only people involved in run defense. Solid safety play is a big deal.
So, here's where we are:
How good in 2013?
Returning starters (Front 7)
% of tackles by lost starters
|Pretty good
|Ohio State
|Penn State
|Pretty good
|Michigan State
|Pretty good
|Pretty good
They run the gamut from returning everyone (Indiana) to returning no one (Wisconsin).
A pattern emerges
You may notice that the better defenses are the ones that lose more people. This makes intuitive sense; defenses with more seniors are, all things being equal, better. Of the four defenses we labeled as "MSU" or "Pretty Good," three (MSU, Iowa, and Wisconsin) suffer serious losses, and I'd argue those were the three best run defenses last year.
Michigan returns all of the major pieces of a run defense that was fair-to-good. Other than getting shredded by OSU for 393 yards at 8.5 YPC, they didn't surrender more than 170 yards or 5 YPC in any of their other games. Add a healthy Jake Ryan, and if the defensive tackle play is good Michigan looks primed for a big year.
There is no advanced stat that appropriately values "beat running back to death with quarterback".
I love a good Rutgers joke as much as anyone (you know what's a good Rutgers joke? Rutgers), but they actually had a solid run defense last year. They had the third-best YPC average (albeit against weaker competition), and they have some solid talent in the front seven with Darius Hamilton, WLB Steve Longa, and MLB Kevin Snyder. Granted, the run defense might just look good because Rutgers' pass defense is so unbelievably bad, but such is life in Piscataway.
Like Rutgers, we like to make Maryland jokes, but the run defense was pretty solid, and they return their entire front seven. Darius Kilgo and Andre Monroe anchor their 3-4 defense and do an excellent job of keeping linebackers clean. If they can stay healthy (never a guarantee at Maryland these days), they will be very good again.
Penn State
Much like Michigan, Penn State had one implosion of a defensive game (also against Ohio State) and generally held up very well otherwise. You may recall 27-for-27 as a thing that happened. They lose DaQuan Jones, but they return C.J. Olaniyan and Deion Barnes. If MLB Mike Hull can avoid that always-troubling 37th major injury, Penn State could contend for top honors, though depth remains a concern.
Penn State reacted well to subtlety
Michigan State
State lost both starting defensive tackles, uber-productive (and TOTALLY NOT SUSPICIOUS IN ANY WAY) MIKE Max Bullough, and Denicos Allen. But I'm not an idiot, and the last thing I'm going to declare is that Michigan State will be taking some giant step back. The internet remembers such stupid declarations and revisits them. In the last 6 years, MSU's rushing defense S&P+ rating (in chronological order) was #28, #23, #31, #5, #2, and #2. They have finished as the best rushing defense (in terms of YPC) in the Big Ten the last three years. Shilique Calhoun isn't a great run-defender, but Marcus Rush and Taiwan Jones are pretty good, and… yeah. Again. Not an idiot.
Iowa loses their entire linebacking corp, along with their 322 combined tackles. The remaining linebackers on the roster had 29 tackles last year. Combined. Howeverm Iowa returns almost all of the best defensive lines in the conference, including two of the best defensive tackles in Carl Davis and Louis Trinca-Pasat. Iowa's worst defensive rushing performance in the last six years was roughly on par with Michigan's performance last year, and they have been a top-30 rushing defense almost every year. Ferentz has zombie powers, so it could happen.
The 2013 Wisconsin Badgers had a very good starting front seven. But so did the '85 Bears. And those two groups have something in common: none of them will be lining up for Wisconsin in 2014. The Badgers didn't just lose nominal starters, either: Chris Borland alone accounted for an estimated 793 tackles per game. They return SOME production along the DL in Konrad Zagzebski and Warren Herring, but this is almost entirely a reclamation job. Wisconsin doesn't have a history of dominant rush defenses either; their average S&P+ rush defense form 2008-2012 was #33 in the country, and their average Big Ten rank in YPC over that time was a shade better than 6th in the conference. Unless Gary Andersen is a wizard of some kind, regression beckons.
Hey, look, it's Wisconsin's front seven.
Nebraska has the opposite problem Wisconsin had. The Huskers bring almost everyone back, but the guys they bring back weren't very good last year. Nebraska was really good at getting to the QB last year (2nd only to OSU), which combined with a soft schedule to make their raw yards-per-carry numbers look somewhat decent. But remove those sacks or take anything other than a surface glance, and Nebraska wasn't good on the ground. Randy Gregory is a hell of a pass rusher, but he's not great against the run. It's unlikely Nebraska will be in the conversation at the end of the year.
Hey, they return a lot of guys. Lloyd Christmas dot jpg.
Teams that weren't good last year and have to replace significant portions of those not-good defenses
Remember when they were ranked last year?
Thieran Cochran is good. The rest of Minnesota is not good.
Gave up over 250 yards in 7 different games. Only held one power conference team under 4 YPC. Gave up 29 rushing TDs. Was bad.
Ohio State
They had a good YPC average, but the advanced statistics say they were somewhere between bad and abysmal. They only lose one starter, but that starter (Ryan Shazier) made 144 tackles and 23.5 tackles for loss. They return theoretically one of the best lines on the country, but how good can it be if it was so bad against the run last year? I am perplexed.
My monkey-choosing-mutual-funds stab at the 2014 sack-free YPC rankings:
So A+ work!
don't you really have to look at the front 8 returning starters for State? Their YPC average is so good because they can throw their corners on an island for large chunks of the game. If their corners are good then so will be their rush defense...
Their run defense is predicated on that flawless quarters defense that leaves their linebackers free to CHHHHYYYYAAAAAARRRGGGEEEEE and almost always has a safety available in run support. They'll be just fine.
But aren't they replacing half of that secondary? Again, I feel like I'm always needlessly contrarian about MSU around here because I really do think they have a good team, but history is not filled with teams replacing half of their defense and being just as good the next year, especially if the replacement players are moderately-regarded recruits.
They are really replacing 1 guy in the secondary, at the #2 corner. Trae Waynes who still has 2 years of eligibility is projecting as a 1st round draft pick most places (that would be the 2nd 2 star Dantonio has turned into a early draft pick in back to back years) if he decides to leave early, moves over to Dennard's role as #1 corner. They bring back Drummond who is projecting as a 2nd round draft pick as safety.
RJ Williamson is probably their 2nd safety - he who is a junior and had 44 tackles last year (compare to our 2nd safety who is he who we have no name for and he who has 2-5 tackles maximum). If Williamson is beat out it will be by one of their biggest recruits a few years ago - a guy named Demetrious Cox who is a 4 star, top 200 type player. The 3rd guy in that competition is one of the players who had the best spring but is young - Jalyn Powell - not a super recruit but apparently ripped it up in the spring, pushing the 2 older guys. Their question mark is their 2nd corner where a bevy of "athletes" are competing. So yeah they will be fine.
Questioing if MSU will reload on defense is akin to questioning if UM bball will reload on wings/guards. They just will until this staff leaves.
Their only other major loss in the front 7 is Max Bullough as they dont have an experienced replacement. Denicos Allen was the other major loss at OLB but they have a like replacement who could turn out better in Ed Davis (he ripped both UM and OSU last year as a backup). They lost their starting tackles but aside from Jerel Worthy a MSU tackle mostly is tasked with "obliterate run game" and they rotated about 6 guys last year so they will have experience.
Remember MSU copied Wisconsin. Redshirt almost everyone...then sprinkly player in as they go and by junior senior year they get a ton of playing time and already walk in with experience and are 21-22 years old. Their depth chart almost copies Wisconsin's in that the 2 deep is full of guys in their 4th and 5th year in the program.
and your common sense rationalizations!!!
Waynes is sticking at FCB, rather than rotating over the BCB. Typically, MSU has rotated guys from field to boundary (field has more safety support, less run responsibility), but they felt more comfortable with one of the other guys to come in at BCB. Waynes has his own issues, and IMO, is not as good as Dennard, though he's a bit better athlete and has better length. He does not have the functional strength Dennard had in press and gets turned on double moves a bit.
MSU also runs a 2 safety nickel, and do so on many third downs. From this, they often run their blitz package, with a cover 3 behind it. This means that the two safeties are the primary tackling players in this package, and their typical cover 4 puts and emphasis on safeties making tackles as well, so that number is inflated by scheme a bit.
A lot of MSU guys talk up Ed Davis, because he came in in limited reps and showed well. But remember, that was a limited role in those limited reps. Lots of which was because he is a good, quick, strong blitzer. But he has other parts of his game to work out.
I still think MSU will be good, but it won't necessarily be a completely smooth transition. My guess is they'll still look great at times, but be more susceptible to giving up big plays than they were last year.
I happened to have just watched a boatload of MSU film and EVERYTHING depends on their corners being able to press and play man in their scheme. Losing any of those guys, whether to eligibility, graduation, or injury brings an unknown into the equation. So yes, I could see the deep ball being a bigger problem this year. That being stated, who is the great throwing QB in the Big Ten that can hurt them?
Losing Bullough is a gain in my opinion. Vastly overrated. Losing #28, don't know his name, however is a big loss. Great college player.
Thanks SC - I meant Waynes takes over as #1 corner rather than follow a WR around. We'll see if he is better or not - I sort of think Dennard is a bit overrated and got away with a lot of "handsy" stuff that will be PI in the NFL. He got beat by a freshman Western Michigan player a few times but their QB was so bad they couldnot exploit it a lot.
And yes their system is based on good QBs of which the Big 10 lacks. So the system is perfect for the Big 10. The Pac 12, Big 12 and SEC generate a lot more serious NFL prospects nowadays. I watched the Iowa MSU game last year and the Iowa QB didnt really have the arm strength to throw an out pattern past 15 yards - it was weird. So combine that with their "physical" play and a dearth of NFL talent at the QB spot (the Big 10 probably has 2 legit QB prospects, and 1 plays for MSU -the other was a freshman last year) and it's a good solution. And makes me scratch my head why Mattison is so fearful of playing press corners.
All that said until proven otherwise I pencil in MSU at a top 15 defense every year until Dantonio leaves. Tressel and Saban both said Dantonio has a great eye for defensive talent and I compare it to Beilen - they can find prospects that are overlooked and can fit their systems. They seem to take a lot of athletes who are not perhaps "awesome" HS football players and find ways to utilize them. Defense is more about athleticsm, awareness, quick twitch, strength, leverage etc than specific ball skills so it makes sense how they focus on more raw athletes in HS and still find a way.
Iowa was very similar in terms of always being top level on defense with Norm Parker and they did not have the same level of athletes that MSU gambles on and seems to find and develop. When Norm left, the Iowa defense fell off a bit (but has recently recovered). Last year's MSU defense was truly special but that group had a great mix of old guys and NFL type players who were underlcassmen (Rush, Waynes, Drummond, Jones, Calhoun). And a lot of those senior leaders last year were likewise playing key minutes on the 2012 and 2011 defenses which were not elite but very good. They have built something very good over there on defense.
I don't get the Max Bullough joke. Forgive me, for I have blocked out 2013.
He was mysteriously suspended for the Rose Bowl and no reason was ever given, but it was rumored to be due to steroid use.
Thanks. I hope remembering that doesn't bring back the rest of it.
They have more than "concern" over depth on the d-line and lb. PSU's 247 site lists 3 guys at DT over 280 lbs. Austin Johnson, Juco Tarrow Barney and Freshman Antoine White (3-star, 87 on 247). Zettel was moved inside and his latest listing is 274.
With Kline out, I don't know who the back up to Hull is, freshman Troy Reeder (3-star, 87 on 247). They're probably going to start sophomores on the outside at linebacker.
Penn State's strength on D is in their rushing defensive ends and secondary.
Agreed M1jjb. I was about to make a similar post until I saw yours. PSU's front seven will take a step back this year. Just don't have enough bodies at DT and LB. They lost their stud DL coach to OSU. And they still have a couple holes in the secondary, which means they will have difficulty cheating safeties up against any team that can pass. PSU has a garbage schedule so that will make their defense look better than they really are. Their defense is fortunate to miss some of the B1G's power-rushing teams like Iowa, Wisky, and Minny next year.
Based on the rankings in this post, I'd switch Iowa and PSU. Even though they lost their LB's, Iowa will be difficult to run on with their DL. I was impressed with that group late last season, and they all return. Iowa will have LB's running clean.
Because in the light of day, I should really have Iowa ahead of Penn State. Penn State will be somewhat overmatched in the interior, but I do like their linebackers (perhaps more than many people).
The only thing Wisky has going for it is that it won't face Wisconsin's rushing offense. Wisky plays a 3-4 and their starting defensive ends are listed in the 260 range. Steele has Landisch as a 2nd team All B1G lb. We'll see.
I know --- Michigan game and all --- but as a PSU fan I'm sort of stunned there are any metrics whereby Penn State qualified as having a "good" rush defense last year. Guess my perception wasn't really statistical reality.
DT depth will be a major problem in 2014. I do like Junior DT Austin Johnson quite a lot though. Expect him to really emerge in 2014.
"I'm sort of stunned there are any metrics whereby Penn State qualified as having a "good" rush defense last year." - You must not have watched the UM-PSU game last year.
I would certainly take 2nd best run D in the conference behind MSU.
They have a ton of exceptional athletes, especially on the line, who look exceptionally poorly coached. They're good at releasing the Kraken on opposing QBs (or would be, if their secondary wasn't melting down half the time), but run defense is about sound fundamentals, and athleticism only makes up for that so much.
Good analysis. The other thing UM has going for it that will help the running game is depth and talent at CB. In general, if you can cheat safeties, you get TFL's. Of course, that has been a big key in MSU's success - reliable DB play allows Narduzzi to get aggressive up front.
I wouldn't count out Singletary or the Danimal. Hell, Dent probably could have sacked Gardner last year...
/now depressed
If we can be the #2 rushing defense in the conference, we'll have a shot at winning the conference. That would be shut-down run defense, and I'm confident our pass defense will be at least in 2012 form, which would put us near the the best in the B1G. Add marginal improvement to the offense, and you have a B1G contender.
Here's hoping...
It's hard to say what makes a good d-line, rushing defense, sacks, QB hurries, ect. But, one that I know is that OSU's d-line talent is a litlte scary. I am not looking forward to our o-line having to deal with Spence, Bosa, Washington, etc. I'm not too impressed with the back 7, but the front 4 is gonna be nasty.
OSU definitely should have had a better defense last year. Their offense never put them in bad situations, and they have a lot of talent on paper. They currently lack the stud in the middle of the DL to clog up the running lanes. Their back-seven was also undisciplined and arguably poorly coached in '13. OSU has a couple new defensive coaches this year who will be influential, so it's hard to predict what we'll see in '14. Their DE's can be all-world (and Bosa was terrific as a FR), but if the DT's are only so-so, teams will be able to run on them.
I don't if we'll be the #1 rush defense but I think UM will have the #1 overall defense in the conference.
MSU loses more starters but their system is more mature overall.
Mattison's defense was decent despite being ridiculously young, and as a result he played a "bend don't break" defense that sometimes, unfortunately, broke. It was inconsistent, but sheesh, look at the 2013 roster and marvel and the senior:freshman ratio. I'm amazed that unit kept us in games at all.
Mattison is geeked this year because his starters all come in with significant playing time. While MSU operates with the luxury of having a loaded system where some players might not see significant playing time until their 3rd year due to depth, Mattison's players were tested with trial by fire so they're due for a HUGE leap.
I still give MSU the edge because they just have too much going for them -- the faces will change but their coaches have had that D running on all cylinders for several years now, but you shouldn't have to compare us to MSU to be excited about this group.
#2 feels a bit high just because I'm still worried about the tackle positions, but top 1/4 in the league should be expected. It'll be interesting with Franklin going to PSU - Vandy had a decent rush defense last year, but the SEC's mediocre offenses probably helped a bit. But the recruiting limitations are starting to be felt, and depth looks to be low along that line. I think they'll be fine, but I could also see the bottom fall out a bit.
I'm not worried about the DTs. The starters will likely be Pipkins and Henry and we have guys like Godin, Wormley, Hurst and Glasgow rotating in. Mone enrolled early and is a mountain (a mountain with poor conditioning, but who cares he'll play maybe 10 snaps a game).
Our starting DL will be 2 4th year players and 2 3rd year players, with lots of options behind them. That doesn't worry me.
Likewise, especially if (a) Pipkins comes back healthy early and (b) Wormley comes inside as a DT. I think there are enough guys now that we can have a nice rotation for those 2 inside spots. There are also "depth guys" like Godin and Glasgow who can give a breather. Hurst seemed to have some bowl hype but we'll see on him.. I dont buy hype anymore until I see it on the field. But I think this position surprises to the upside.
I am a lot more worried about that 2nd safety spot and the fact Wilson has to be protected in bubble wrap - any injury to him and we have zilch experience in the safeties. It doesnt seem like the coaches are giving any consideration to moving an extra corner out to safety, which I am worried might bite us. I'd like some experience back there.
Further extrapolation suggests running the ball on offense will be dreadful for UM. We already know the line is young and inexperienced, now we see that based on this list they will face all of the top six teams that aren't themselves, and neither of the worst two. Clearly the run defense is significantly better in the East division. I'm guessing Melvin Gordon ends up a Heisman finalist.
Everyone is simply assuming that Michigan State is going to have a very good defensive line. Dinehart (BTN) has them ranked second. I'll grant that their ends are second only to OSU in the B1G. But, I think there's room for skepticism on the inside with Damon Knox and Joel Heath pencilled in as starters. Now, maybe Knox is bettter than I can tell as stats for a nose are always an iffy indicator and State doesn't rely on those guys generating measurable production. But, as far as I can tell, Heath didn't even play last year.
I'm even more skeptical over Ohio State's linebackers. Curtis Grant is still benefitting from his 5-star status. There are 7 returning Mikes who had better production than he had (JMFR, Hull, Rose, Ellis, Snyder, Monheim & Wilson). Perry I think is going to be good at Will, but I'd be shocked to see that a rFR former high-school quarterback (Lee) excels at OLB this year. Sure, he's athletic and might be really good down the line, but I'll believe it when I see it. I'd note that apparently Trey Johnson isn't beatting him out, which I think says more about TJ than Lee. McMilan may deserve all the hype, but 220-lb freshmen isn't a recipe for success on the inside.
Dinehart has PSU 7th in his DL rankings, concluding with, "Depth is pretty good, considering Penn State's circumstances." He has Michigan 5th behind OSU, MSU, Iowa and Nebraska. He consistently underrates Maryland and Rutgers. My final argument for Dinehart is brain damaged is that he rates Michigan's LBs 4th behind Nebraska, Michigan State and Ohio State.
MSU is pretty loaded at DE so they took Joel Heath, packed on 30 lbs (he is now 295 lbs) to add quickness inside and he is now a DT.
Lawrence Thomas who was MIA most of last year with injury (5 star out of Detroit) also will be like a new player for them. They have been screwing around with him, playing him at LB, FB, and who knows where else but he seems to be a DT/DE now - he is 280ish so could play either depending on situation.
Behind the 2 guys you mentioned they have a RS JR and RS SR. Again, they are very experienced and have "man strength" - they play 21-22 year olds versus a lot of 19-20 year olds.
And yes stats are difficult for DTs if your last name is not Suh.
In other posts on this here blog, you have admonished M fans for valuing stars over production. And yet here you do exactly that in deference to Sparty. It's sucked seeing them improve over the last several years, but to now assume they have superpowers is Emo. And admitting you're Emo does not excuse your being Emo. Thomas has done nothing in several years, his 5* status should mean nothing to you, based on your own prior arguments.
The only guy I mentioned having a star out of a bevy of players I listed was LT. The reason is because he is one of the few 5 stars on either team (there are seven 5 stars between the 2 teams, he is 1 of the 7). He is going to be a backup for them, I am not saying FEAR LT, HE WILL DOMINATE EVERYONE. In fact LT has sort of been a Will Campbell type for them -a nothingburger thus far. He is just another player in their rotation - a deep rotation. Everyone else I mentioned for MSU I didnt say a thing about their high stars... in fact some of their best players are 3 and 2 stars. I have no idea how many stars Heath, Ferguson, etc even have.
There was not a signifcant dropoff in their team when their DTs rotated in and out - which they do frequently. And that is a spot on their team they did lose some key starters. So I am just pointing out they have a lot of players - regardless of stars - who are having impact on a college football field on their DL - I have no idea on the stars on any of them outside of Calhoun (3) and LT (5).
Earlier I talked about their safeties and I mentioned a high 4 star Cox they have - but he has not done anything on the football field yet. So I listed the lower rated guy with 44 tackles as their first option since he has done something. Etc. I am more about production on a college football field than starz.
When M fans want to be excited and optimistic and mention stars, you chastise because the players haven't proven themselves yet. When you build your fear-mongering Sparty post above, you use stars to add to the mongering even though said player hasn't proven himself yet. It's a contradiction
With MSU, I think it typically comes down to the DB's. If the CB's continue to blanket/rape WR's and the safeties continue to switch effortlessly between coverage and run support, MSU will keep rolling. MSU had good front seven players last year, but they were not all studs. So I don't think Narduzzi needs a Jerel Worthy to have a great D.
Are you going to do a passing defense one too? That would be greatly appreciated. If you do, are you going to count every player? 9 players? Excluding the Dts's?
reminded me of something. 9 guys in the box and we'd still try to run the ball against it!
While Borges was in Ann Arbor, neither Denard or Devin were good at checking out of bad plays into something that has a chance of working. For whatever reasons, adjustments at the line rarely happened. We all wailed and gnashed our teeth about this. I hope Nussmeier fixes that problem. He used to be a quarterback, so he understands that it part of the job description. I don't remember hearing about him using a short leash with AJ McCarron.
WIth Nuss, there is hope. Another reason to feel better about 2014.
Nebraska was horrible at rush defense to start the year (mainly, Wyoming and South Dakota St), and that's what drags them down. But if you look at how they actually played on the field, they turned into a solid group toward the end of the year.
Their last 5 games:
Michigan - CENSORED
MSU - 48 att, 168 yards, 3.5 ypc (averaged 4.28 ypc, 174 ypg on season)
PSU - 44 att, 140 yards, 3.86 ypc (averaged 4.17 ypc, 174 ypg on season)
Iowa - 44 att, 155 yards, 3.52 ypc (averaged 4.21 ypc, 180 ypg on season)
Georgia - 43 att, 96 yards, 2.23 ypc (averaged 4.55 ypc, 170 ypg on season; were very hurt by then).
They held their last 5 opponents to below average numbers by a fairly significant margin.
Several local personalities engage in great debate on this topic in a future (and presumably to-be-published-at-some-point) installment of Draftageddon. Someone tries to make the case that Michael Rose's insertion into the lineup was the turning point, using the stats you cited above.
My response was that they did so against the #6, #7, #8, and #11 rushing offenses in terms of YPC, and then a Georgia team that was basically an ASPCA commercial by then. Michigan was a train wreck, and MSU actually had a pretty decent day on the ground (Langford went for a season-high 151 yards and 3 tds on 32 carries) that was obscured by random statisical stuffs.
They were BETTER, but I don't think I'd say they turned a corner.
...but I suspect they're not. As someone with a keen eye on my hometown Huskers, the idea the Michael Rose was somehow the turning point makes me chuckle. The defense did improve mightily over the course of the season, but to my eyes it was due to a lot of incremental improvement by a bunch of different people, not a big step forward by Rose.
That said, MIKE is a tremendously important position in Pelini's defense, as that position is responsible for a lot (all?) of the play-calling. Given that, it's certainly possible that a young player like Rose could improve markedly in his on-field leadership (which I wouldn't be able to see easily), without improving his own play to the same extent (which I would be able to see). I hope it's true that Rose did represent a turning point, but I don't know that it's very likely to be true.
In any case, I expect NU to end up somewhere around #6 in this particular set of rankings. Better, but not world beaters. (Yet.)
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The process of speciation begins with genomically-localised barriers to gene exchange associated with loci for local adaptation, intrinsic incompatibility or assortative mating. The barrier then spreads until reproductive isolation influences the whole genome. The population genomics approach can be used to identify regions of reduced gene flow by detecting loci with greater differentiation than expected from the average across many loci. Recently, this approach has been used in several systems. I review these studies, concentrating on the robustness of the approach and the methods available to go beyond the simple identification of differentiated markers. Population genomics has already contributed significantly to understanding the balance between gene flow and selection during the evolution of reproductive isolation and has great future potential both in genome species and in non-model organisms.
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Volume 138, Issue 4 , pp 409-418
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- 2010-04
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Is there any large $p$ for which it is proven that an infinite group with all non-trivial subgroups cyclical of order $p$ doesn't exist? And (if there is), which is the largest such $p$ ? All I could find is the $10^{75}$ upper bound, but I admit I didn"t look very far...
The largest known prime for which existence of Tarski monster is not known is $997$, see Adyan, S. I.; Lysënok, I. G. Groups, all of whose proper subgroups are finite cyclic. Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR Ser. Mat. 55 (1991), no. 5, 933--990; translation in Math. USSR-Izv. 39 (1992), no. 2, 905–957. There are currently no methods of proving that for a given prime $p$ a Tarski monster does not exist except for showing that all finitely generated groups of exponent $p$ are finite. This gives hope that the bound $997$ can be lowered to $665$ (or below $300$ assuming the recent Adian's announcement is correct).


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SAN FRANCISCO -- Pablo Sandoval didn't disappoint his manager who picked him for the All-Star Game or the fans who honored his accomplishment in his turnaround season.
Sandoval celebrated his first All-Star selection by hitting an RBI double to extend his hitting streak to 21 games and fellow All-Star Matt Cain pitched six scoreless innings to lead the San Francisco Giants to a 4-2 victory over the New York Mets on Sunday night.
"It's exciting," he said. "It was one of those things you don't want to forget. All the fans showed up for you and made me excited."
Sandoval got the news earlier in the day that he would be making his first All-Star Game appearance as in injury replacement for Mets shortstop Jose Reyes, who is on the DL with a hamstring injury. The All-Star selection was the latest accolade in a turnaround season for Sandoval, who lost nearly 40 pounds this offseason after he struggled with his weight and hitting in 2010.
Sandoval just missed out on the All-Star Game in 2009 despite having a .333 average with 15 homers and 55 RBIs at the break. Philadelphia manager Charlie Manuel picked his own player, Shane Victorino, instead of Sandoval that year. With San Francisco manager Bruce Bochy making picks, Sandoval got his chance despite missing 40 games with an injured right wrist.
"It was a special moment," Bochy said. "This means a lot to him. He was very disappointed last time he had a chance and didn't make it. He's very excited about this. He got emotional out there before the game."
Sandoval received a warm ovation in a pregame ceremony and then backed his manager's pick when he doubled in Andres Torres in the third inning to score the game's first run. Nate Schierholtz followed with an RBI single off Mike Pelfrey (5-8) to give the Giants a 2-0 lead.
Schierholtz had four hits after being moved up to the cleanup spot for the Giants, who have won four of five to take a three-game lead over Arizona in the NL West heading into the All-Star break. This is the first time since 2003 that San Francisco enters the break in first place.
"It feels good," Cain said. "We've put in a lot of work. We're finishing on a good note. We'll take the break and try to come back and do the same thing in the second half."
Cain (8-5) delivered the latest strong pitching performance for the World Series champions. He escaped trouble all night, pitching around four extra-base hits and stranding six runners in scoring position to win for the fifth time in his last six decisions. Cain allowed five hits and three walks, lowering his ERA to 2.06 over his last eight starts.
Brian Wilson allowed an RBI double to Justin Turner in the ninth before recording his 26th save in 30 chances.
Nick Evans also hit a pinch-hit homer for the Mets, who lost the final two games here to drop their first road series since losing two of three to the Cubs in May. They still finished the first half at 46-45 despite starting the season 5-13 and dealing with injuries to key players like Reyes, David Wright and Ike Davis.
"It could be better and it could be worse," outfielder Jason Bay said. "If you were to tell me we would be missing Player A and B and still be where we are, I think most of us would take it. There are definitely reasons for optimism, no question. When we start getting guys back, it will be like making a trade."
The Giants couldn't manage much in six innings off Pelfrey, who allowed eight hits and two walks. But it proved to be enough because the Mets were unable to capitalize on numerous chances against Cain.
They wasted a leadoff double by Daniel Murphy in the second, left the bases loaded in the third when Murphy popped up to end the inning, were unable to score after Lucas Duda's one-out triple in the fourth and squandered Turner's one-out double in the fifth. Cain's night ended when he struck out Ruben Tejada on his 118th pitch to end the sixth with Ronny Paulino on second base.
"We had Cain on the ropes several times, but he got out of it, which is what pitchers like that do," Mets manager Terry Collins said. "When we're playing good, we were getting the two-out hits. We didn't do that the last two nights here."
The Giants added two runs in the seventh off Jonathon Niese in his first career relief appearance. Miguel Tejada and Aaron Rowand had RBI singles in the inning.
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The addition of Sandoval to the All-Star team gives the Giants five All-Stars for the first time since 1966, when they had six. ... The Mets have set their rotation for after the break, with R.A. Dickey starting Friday against the Phillies, followed by Niese, Pelfrey, Chris Capuano and Dillon Gee. ... The Giants sold out all 44 home games before the All-Star break.


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I simply cannot figure out why I can't get Lightbox-like (Thickbox, Slimbox, Shutter Reloaded) to work on my website. They all work easily everywhere on my site...except for single pages.
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I simply cannot figure out why I can't get Lightbox-like (Thickbox, Slimbox, Shutter Reloaded) to work on my website. They all work easily everywhere on my site...except for single pages.
More details and addresses in following post.
For example, on the frontpage, I have a post about spore with images:
Ok..images seem to popup fine. Now, what about the single post:
Nope. Don't work. I know its the template, but I can't seem to find where it might be! I've used diff editors to compare, I've searched for alike CSS DIVs or errors...and I just cannot find anything.
Is there some eagle-eyed person out there that can assist me with this problem? I just want to have the plugins work.
Arg! This is very frustrating. The solution seems so simple - but I just cannot find it.
I think I narrowed it down to the comments template on the theme that I'm using - but I still can't find the problem.
It seems when I remove the line:
<?php comments_template(); ?> then it works. However, comments.php in the theme that I'm using is exactly the same as the one that's included in the Default WP theme...which actually works with the Shutterbox plugin that I'm trying to get to work.
I'm seriously ripping my hair out over this.
Prototype and JQuery conflict!!! You are probably getting lucky on the home page, but then WordPress is having issues the further you go into your site. Basically...
I would suggest using a lightbox plugin that doesn't require JQuery and going with the Prototype library persoanlly, as you can use other tools such as Scriptaculous.
If you really have to use JQuery, then there are lightbox plugins that run with that too...
Are you positive that's the problem? I've tried replacing it with numerous other plugins and the only one that seems to work is the Thumbnail Viewer plugin.
I've tried Lightbox, Litebox, Thickbox, Slimbox, Shutter Reloaded, etc...all the different ones I could find - none of them work on the single page.
But, if I change the theme to any other one (except another one called Illacrimo, which also doesn't work) the plugins start working. But the page is still loading the same javascript - right? So why would that be a conflict.
I just can't see why I'm having so much trouble with this. Isn't there some kind of plugin or system to prevent conflicts like this? Or is this really a different issue (as I think it might be)?
More info: The template I'm using is based off of the Quickmint Rightnav template. That also doesn't work on default...but I don't know why. This is why I think its a template issue. What would it be in a template that wouldn't allow scripts like this to work?
Well, would anyone have any recommendations for some web-design forums or chats where I might be able to get some help on this? It just seems to be such a simple issue and I would really like to resolve it. Its just really beyond my capabilities.
Still nothing? I was hoping after a month there would be a simple fix to this.
I guess this is the last time I'll bump this before I give up. I was thinking about just writing it from scratch, but that's annoying when its an issue that seems as simple as this.
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Is there a built-in cmd command/utility on Windows that can shred files (delete and overwrite with random data) without the need to use third party software? In linux i would use shred. It a wonderful tool that not only deletes files, but also destroys any "residue" left on the disk by overwriting the data.
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I recently purchased a new Pc with Win 7, the manufacturer bundled a third party shredder application. I infer that either there isn't one as standard (and I've never heard of one) or (less likely?) that the manufacturer added some unnecessary bloatware without the usual sliver of justification.
It's hard to prove a negative though.
So just copying a sufficiently large but innocuous file over the top will suffice.
You could delete the file then use cipher
It's probably quicker to just copy a big file over the sensitive file, but safer to clear unallocated space.
Piriform's CCleaner offers an option to wipe out free space. File Shredder allows to wipe out a particular file "on deletion time"
**EDIT: Found something on MS' sysinternas. SDelete. Haven't tried but could give it a try.
If you consider Powershell to be built-in, then it is possible to write a script let, maybe using
This stack overflow question might be useful.


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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - The state attorney general's office is asking the Alabama Supreme Court to set a new execution date for Tommy Arthur.
Arthur's execution was put on hold last year after another inmate claimed that he killed Troy Wicker Jr. in his Muscle Shoals home and that Arthur was innocent. A Jefferson County judge reviewed that claim and found that it wasn't credible.
Assistant Attorney General Clay Crenshaw said that cleared the way for the state to seek a new execution date Tuesday.
The Supreme Court has set an execution date for Arthur three times previously and each time it has been canceled due to appeals.
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I started interviewing at Cisco for a new position around project management for IT services teams. I have one more interview which will go for 20 minutes and I think next step is an offer. This consulting position is different from any previous. It runs all year and then I'm renewed.. I'll be working on Linux servers, business and technology project management, and aligning virtualization goals for new internal customers.
My current work ends on 4 May and my new gig starts around the 16th.
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SAN JOSE . (AP) - A company that sold alleged weight loss and body cleansing products in California will pay about $1.75 million in penalties and restitution for making false advertising claims.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - A woman who drove 2 miles through a Los Angeles suburb with a dying man on her windshield says she can't remember hitting him.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Assembly Speaker John Perez said Wednesday that the Legislature will try this year to find a way to start paying down California's massive unfunded liability for teacher pensions, which makes up the largest portion of the state's deficit and is estimated as high as $80 billion.
ORANGE . (AP) - Electronic smoking devices will soon be among tobacco products prohibited by Orange Unified School District.
SF POLICE SHOOT AND KILL DOG THAT MAULED 2 MEN: SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Authorities in San Francisco say one pit bull has been killed and a second captured after mauling one man and also injuring their owner.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - The California Supreme Court on Wednesday transferred a legal appeal over the state's high-speed rail project to a state appellate court, declining to take up the case directly as Gov. Jerry Brown's administration had requested.
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (AP) - Parents of some students being targeted for expulsion for hacking into computers at a wealthy Southern California public high school to access tests and change grades are charging that the cheating scandal is far bigger and district officials are whitewashing the crisis by throwing a "handful of students to the wolves."
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Prosecutors and defense attorneys would be able to reject fewer jurors in misdemeanor trials under a bill passed Tuesday by the California state Senate.
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OAKLAND (AP) - An 81-year-old Oakland woman was shot and wounded Tuesday by an intruder in her usually tranquil neighborhood.
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ETOWAH, Ark. (July 3, 2014) Steven Shepherd, 16, died in a hospital after lightning struck him as he stood outside of a church in the Carroll's Corner community in Arkansas, a sheriff says.
Shepherd was standing next to a tree Tuesday night when a storm began to move in, Mississippi County Sheriff Dale Cook said.
The boy's mother was working inside the church with others and began to look for him after noticing he was missing.
The teenager was found lying face down next to a tree that had been struck by lightning.
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An example would be this current amazon sale. I haven't used my CAGROCKS yet, but I imagine a decent amount of people have.
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I've been asking people to stop doing so but haven't removed any posts for it yet. Except for a post that submitted a full price game, but suggested we use the discount on it. ...that one I killed.
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I wouldn't want to remove them since even though you can only use it once per person, people may miss it entirely otherwise.
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Maybe just asking people to stop doing it then?
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|Reviews for Traumatized
| Hello chapter 5 . 3/18/2015
Hey I just met you
So update mabye
| Guest chapter 5 . 7/27/2013
I really enjoy your story! :)
| Lov u forever chapter 5 . 3/15/2013
Please update
| Guest chapter 5 . 11/4/2012
i'm still interested so please keep updating!
| YaoiBatman chapter 5 . 8/10/2012
I want more please. I love this story. I wonder how Charlie is going to react to Alan moving out.
| pirplepinkmagic chapter 5 . 6/4/2012
oooh please update... i really want to know what will happen :) pretty please
| HRH-JAC chapter 5 . 5/17/2012
Ooh, now I am interested. I never thought I would live to see the day that Alan was going to move out of Charlie's House. I am really exicted to see where this is going.
Please update soon.
Love, Jess...xX
| RestlessMe chapter 5 . 5/13/2012
I'm reading it. I liked this latest chapter best so far. Very descriptive and I'm a firm believer that Charlie by himself results in only questionable choices. :)
Poor Charlie and Alan, causing each other's miseries and so unsure of what they want. Avoidance, yeah, this'll end swell.
And your spelling/grammar is good, definite improvement there. I was a little confused that Charlie keeps painkillers in the kitchen, hehe, and concerned for Alan. But Charlie's 'silence is deafening' moments were nicely done.
By the way, sorry if I didn't say it before but thank you for the shout out. Very kind but totally unnecessary and makes me blush even now. So feel free to delete that if you ever go back through and edit the story.
| ValerianeVillechaize chapter 5 . 5/12/2012
This was good. Been lurking on this story for a while, lol. So glad to see it updated :)
| Fairedenale chapter 5 . 5/5/2012
Twice as long? Okay, but not necessary. Anyway, Alan was a bit crazed.. Also moving out. Something Charlie didn't expect, not by a long shot. It'll be better, I think, for them. Alan will have his space becuase of his problem, he'll be independent and Charlie will have time to realize how much he needs and appreciates Alan. It'll turn out somehow, good perhaps, but with mishaps along the way. Wouldn't be fun without it. Love ya!
| Divina91 chapter 5 . 5/3/2012
I'm still interested! I really liked this story when I read it and I was pleasantly surprised to see that you had updated today. Can't wait to see what happens next! :)
| Shadow Angel-Kitsune12 chapter 5 . 5/3/2012
I'M STILL INTERESTED! I hope that this review encourages you to update faster and to make this twice as long! :3
| RubyRedDiamondTortola98 chapter 4 . 1/18/2012
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By definition, conservative is more closely allied to a certain way of doing things and doesn't get off on an exploration of other perspectives. The idea that conservatives are too busy making money to make art is not true, much artistic expression happens when you come home from your 9-5. It's just what you choose to do with that time that marks the difference.
Where are all the great Republican artists?
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This is actually a really thought provoking question, and it isn't easy to answer. I think people who tend to be liberal are more open to new ideas, fresh perspectives, actually enjoy having their world view challenged more than conservatives -- all characteristics that artists not only share, but revel and depend on.
By definition, conservative is more closely allied to a certain way of doing things and doesn't get off on an exploration of other perspectives. The idea that conservatives are too busy making money to make art is not true, much artistic expression happens when you come home from your 9-5. It's just what you choose to do with that time that marks the difference.
And also, are you really saying every person who draws up a protest sign is an artist? How about I photoshop a hammer & sickle over Obama, am I an artist now? What an incredibly maddening post. Mary Journalist, I wouldn't want you to work too hard to find a conservative artist, so here's the first thing that popped up when I googled it: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=50399227826#!/group.php?gid=50399227826&v=wall
I think we can agree that there's no need to insult one another here. It has absolutely no usefulness. If anything, it shuts real dialogue down.
It is interesting, I've received a few messages (offline) from artists who say they are conservative but are reticent to say so publicly. I'm asking them a bit more about why this is.
"I think people who tend to be liberal are more open to new ideas, fresh perspectives, actually enjoy having their world view challenged more than conservatives".
Laugh out loud. Yes, zeuq, all those protesting teachers and union members really seemed to enjoy having their world view challenged. Good grief.
The other thing to watch with the Tea Partier sings is the spelling--they can't spell their way out of a paper bag. Maybe they were homeskooled!
Wow. Being a homeschooled artist, I take offense at this twit. Clearly a by product of the wonderful public schools. Typical lefty gibberish, attacking a group of usually highly intelligent people (homeschoolers) and conservatives with nothing but name calling.
Shame. Oh wait, you have none. You see, conservative artists don't feel the need to shout from the rooftops that we are here. We just live our day to day lives in peace, without the need to draw attention to ourselves. Some of the greatest Actors (John Malkovich, Clint Eastwood) are conservative, but yet you never hear anything from them.
I would invite anyone on the Left to examine Art without the political bias. You will find a surprising amount of Conservatives in the Arts. We think for ourselves however, and don't rely on other people to come up with our signs, slogans, etc.
Fred - are you serious? everything conservative talking point is a dumbed
down bumper sticker slogan.
That said, I know a few conservative artists, but they're mostly fiscally,
not socially, conservative.
For those who say Republicans are too busy being business owners, etc, if
you're truly a talented conservative artist with business savvy, you could
follow your passion of art and use your business savvy to compete
against those artists you claim are lacking business savvy.
The truth is, art is a field where you know if you enter it you are going to
sacrifice a lot of potential earnings to do what you love.
Conservatives are more willing to give up on their dreams for security than
liberals, who often consider their true passions to be more important than
an unhappy but financially successful life. Not saying that's a bad thing,
but it's just the nature of the human mind.
I believe Ms. Schumacher is attempting to create a dialogue here, and
not imply or pigeonhole republicans as being an unartistic population, in
general. This article is not a suggestion that republicans "do not care"
to contribute signage to a protest or rally, it's simply a call to action for
republicans to make their voices heard by providing evidence that such
things exist.
As an art student in Milwaukee, I will admit that a vast majority of my
peers are more liberal than conservative. However, the conservative
population of my school would be upset to read that his or her job
choice isn't considered to be "real" by their fellow party members. The
small businesses that you seem to imply are only run by republicans,
most likely have a website or signage out front. Perhaps at your office
you have a chair and a desk? If not, I know you have a computer, as
you otherwise would be unable to post a comment to this board.
For all these things you may, in some part or all, thank an artist;
republican or democrat.
This article is a timely one, given the obvious situation being played out
at our state's capital. I believe what Schumacher is encouraging us to
keep in mind is that each party's side has a story. And if this historical
event will be noted in history by artmakers, as a liberal artist, I implore
conservatives to create something that will put into perspective the
work of the democrats. It's with this contribution from the right that
future generations will understand every viewpoint and, perhaps most
importantly, provide them clarity in what we're ALL up against.
It is interesting, I've received a few messages (offline) from artists who say they are conservative but are reticent to say so publicly. I'm asking them a bit more about why this is.
have you ever came across a hornets nest, and decided to kick it and stand there?
I'm sorry but this is not a thought provoking issue. You can ask the same question in a different light, why aren't more people on the left successful businessmen or women. Running a business is an art in itself, especially small businesses. I think you would be shocked at how many athletes and artist become conservatives once they become rich and find out how much the government wants of their money.
concerned_citizen "The other thing to watch with the Tea Partier sings is the spelling"
Did you really misspell sign while trying to make fun of misspellings in signs? Priceless...
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The idea of using carbon tows is to give in line strength, the light glass is just to give some stiffness. Harden all the broken area with ca whilst making sure its straight then wet tows in Finishing epoxy(very thin) then wrap with very light glass, wet this out with more finishing epoxy. Then use paper towels to remove as much epoxy as possible and use electrical tape to wrap it all tight. Leave somewhere warm for 24 hrs, remove tape and jobs done. Finish and paint if required!
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With a 100 mm CG this is a real floater, a tad tail heavy for my taste, so I will move the CG to 94-95 mm b/c I like ti to be moving a little faster ... as I said, just my taste.
Stall, what stall? the stall is the mildest pseudo-stall I have ever seen in a glider, no matter what it will not drop a wing, we tried, and tried, and the plane did recover in like 3 inches time after time.
Flaps: I got only about 70 degrees down flaps, and that is more than enough, those humongous flaps will stop the glider flat on its tracks, and with little practice, you can come down at a very dramatic angle and land at your feet or try killing the red and that wants to climb and bite your foot ...
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Well guys a week after my Orion found some high tension power lines, I got "tackled" on my Harley buy a girl that crossed the center line on a switchback in the mountains west of here. The bike isn't all that bad, but I wound up with a busted leg, brused shoulder and arm and a fat lip and a broken tooth. I'm getting to use my arm again, and now I'm bored to death. I was so upset I sent the Orion I was going to build back. Now I don't have anything to do. Questions: Does SUSA have the patience to send the plane back to me again? 2: Should I buy the new Orion even though I'm going to be out of work of 12 weeks? 3: Can I build an Orion luped up on pain killers?
Wow, sorry to hear that...sounds like no fun! Gave up riding bikes because of road hazards, i.e. bad drivers! Answers...
1. Probably
2. This one you have to answer yourself...if it were me, it would be yes.
3. You managed to type your post so it sounds like you're healed up enough!
Good luck on the recovery!
Here we go again!
I got the great folks at SoaringUSA.com to send my Orion back to me! (and you thought you were getting the orange/ white one didn't you?) Well, I'm making some changes on this one. I'm going with the NEU 1110/1Y/6.7 and a CC 100. Before she gets here next week I have a question: Will I need to space the motor back into the fuse from the mount with some plywood? If so, what size? Is the plywood just to move the motor back so it will fit in the taper of the fuse?, or is there another reason? This part I don't quite understand.
I usually make my own motor mount from 3/16" ply laminated with glass cloth.
It sets the motor back enough that the bearing housing doesn't interfere with the spinner, and provides a much larger surface for glueing to the fuselage.
If you don't want to bother making your own, the aluminum motor mounts usually used for the Enigma will fit the Orion also.
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I keep knocking the motor mount loose on mine. Part of thinks this isn't so bad since I'm not breaking the fuse. Maybe a little thicker mount wouldnt be so bad though. Aluminum mount might not be the greatest if you dont have that silky smooth landing grass.
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looks like theres a dog in your evap.
i love how a good running pulse sounds!!! nothing better than these in my opinion. its a shame they're not made any more.
those vibration eliminators, should they be in-line with the crank shaft of that compressor?
not bashing you, i'm only an apprentice. it just caught my eye.
my refrigeration instructor had his van cleaned out a few years before he started teaching, he said he lost about $40,000 worth of tools and instruments. ouch!!!
i only have about $2000 worth that...
great job. i like your lines out side going to the C/U, nice and neat just the way i would do them!!!
Thank you sir!!
i didn't read every page, but you guys need to use 11/4" pipe ONLY to run to your headers, then off your headers run 3/4", becuase this way you have way more of your water(i say water meaning...
my journeymens van looks like that on occasion, won't see my van look like that!!!
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Shelter for Help in Emergency is holding its 25th Annual Candlelight Vigil on Monday, October 5th at 7pm in Jackson Park located in Charlottesville, Virginia. The Charlottesville Women's Choir will uplift the audience with their voices as the community honors victims and survivors of domestic violence. A reading of names will take place for the 75 victims in the community who lost their lives to domestic violence since 1979. If you are interested in speaking or reading a piece of poetry, please contact Shelter for Help in Emergency at (434) 963-4676.
In recognition of October being Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Atlanta Victim Assistance, Inc. (AVA) hosts the annual Domestic Violence Resource Fair. The Domestic Violence Resource Fair remembers and honors survivors of domestic violence, celebrates the work being done to prevent domestic violence, and brings together allied agencies and organizations to provide information and resources to victims of domestic violence and their loved ones.
The 7th Annual Angels Against Abuse 5K Event will benefit the Guardian Angel Community Services' Groundwork Domestic Violence Program and Suzy's Caring Place Transitional Housing Program. Participants have the option to register as a runner or a walker. Professional timing provided for runners. Team registration is available and encouraged. A free t-shirt will be given to the first 100 to register online. This event is open to all ages, pet and stroller friendly.
Join us as we celebrate the founding of this God-birthed ministry and all our Fierce Women as we bring awareness and hope to victims of violence and trauma. Partner with us as we "Light the Night" and bring hope and healing to a hurting generation. This year's theme, "Esteeming the Esthers," will be in honor of women of faith, women of courage and women of valor throughout our city whose tireless work and efforts to fight injustice and violence have been a voice, light and hands of hope and healing to our generation.
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