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History of the Dodge Pickup Trucks, 1921-1953
The first series: "true" Dodge Brothers trucks
The Dodge brothers (John and Horace) got their start making parts for Ford and other makers. From the first Dodge Brothers automobile in 1914, the Dodge brothers' durability and quality earned their company a strong reputation and good sales. They did not build an actual truck until World War I, though, and that was a panel van, not a pickup - with a half-ton capacity and a 35 horsepower - gross, not net! - four cylinder engine.
By 1921, after the deaths of the Dodge brothers, Graham Brothers started selling 1.5 ton pickups through Dodge dealers; it had Graham bodies and Dodge parts. A one ton model showed up later in the 1920s, still powered by that same four cylinder engine, and Dodge Brothers bought a controlling interest in Graham Brothers in 1925, picking up the rest in 1926.
In 1928, Chrysler acquired the Dodge Brothers company, just after launched its DeSoto and Fargo truck brands, both of which competed directly with Dodge Brothers. Fargo trucks (see our separate history) sold in the US from 1928 through 1930, and continued for decades as an export brand; they had nothing in common with Dodge trucks, sharing parts with Plymouth and DeSoto instead.
Dodge introduced a half-ton pickup for 1929 just after its acquisition by Chrysler, the last "original" Dodge Brothers-designed truck. For this year, three engines were available - two Dodge engines with six cylinders (63 and 78 hp), and a Maxwell four cylinder that was substantially smaller than the Dodge engine, but produced more power (45 hp).
The trucks had four wheel hydraulic brakes, a significant safety feature by no means standard on competing pickups, but standard across Chrysler Corporation vehicles.
The second series: Chrysler Dodges
Beginning in 1933, Dodge trucks abandoned their own engines and used Chrysler Corporation engines across the board, borrowing from Plymouth, DeSoto, and Chrysler, but (as in the present day) modifying the stock engines for better durability. The six cylinder engine was the flat-head six used in Plymouths, which continued through 1960.
The 1933 Dodge trucks were designated HC; the second letter, C, remained up until World War II, culminating in the WC.
Origin of the Dodge Ram hood ornament, designed by Avard T. Fairbanks.
In 1935, Dodge increased its range by selling 3/4 ton and one ton trucks based on the standard 1.5 ton pickups.
Fore-Point (cab forward) series
In 1936, Dodge entered the large truck arena. Those models were given the designation "D", as in "MD."
These new 1936 D trucks brought "Fore-Point load distribution" - not dissimilar from Cab Forward, in that the front axles were moved forward so they carried more weight, increasing stability and lowering length. In addition, a modern truck-style frame was adopted in half-ton pickups for the first time (previous models, like competitors, used car chassis), with side rails welded to cross members. Moving the engine and cab forward increased the usable bed space. The six cylinder engine was unchanged, producing 70 horsepower from 201 cubic inches, coupled to an optional synchronized three-speed manual floor shift. Performance was aided by steep rear axle ratios. The 3/4 and one ton pickups stayed in production, moving to the new platform, and selling for the same price as the big truck.
1937 brought a "safe" instrument panel, with nothing sticking out to avoid stabbing the driver during a crash. They also brought out a new 3/4 and one ton truck series, with the same styling as the half-ton trucks and two wheelbases. The six cylinder was expanded to 218 cubic inches, producing 75 horsepower.
Another redesign for 1939
1939 brought a complete redesign, with streamlined styling. After that, prewar changes started. In 1940, engineering started on a military four wheel drive truck, leading to the first stock light-duty four wheel drive pickup in 1946; these were made in a new, massive truck plant. Dodge also made their first diesel truck, using their own diesel engines. Only two automakers made their own diesel engines for their trucks before World War II: Mack in 1938 and Dodge in 1939.
Dodge had good reason to brag about their trucks; while some competitors upgraded their smaller, lighter vehicles to create 2-ton-and-up models, Dodge made many more changes to make their bigger trucks tougher and more durable. (Stay tuned for an in-depth view of these trucks.)
In 1939, Dodge introduced the concept of Job Rated. This wasn't a gimmick or styling exercise. It was aimed at getting the customer the truck that fit the job that he was buying it for.
Truck production lines barely stopped as military orders poured in. Dodge had established its hugely successful four wheel drive combination in 1934. Between 1942 and the declaration of peace in 1945, Dodge built some 255,195 "T" model trucks (T214 military trucks). This chassis became the basis for the largely unchanged civilian version called the "Power Wagon." Thus, the 1939 styling continued through 1947. These were job rated as "WC" for 1/2 ton and "WD" for one ton.
The revolutionary new postwar B series Dodge trucks
Absolutely not to be left out were the Dodge Power Ram trucks, which came with pickup beds; these were not part of the regular progression of Dodge pickups, and are detailed in a their own Dodge Power Wagon page. The legendary tough trucks, directly descended from 15,000 designed for China's horrific Burma Road, ran from just after the war to 1978.
At the same time that Dodge was selling the tough, relatively unchanging Power Wagons, built with little regard to style, they also moved to meet customer tastes. As Curtis Redgap wrote:
Dodge joined the planned obsolescence era in 1948 with new designations and a styling studio for trucks. This studio brought the "pilot house" styling with the model B-1. These were popular and well-thought-out, stylish small trucks. Even the big jobs looked good. After that only the number changed as each new year model came along. 1951 was the B-2. 1953 was the B-3.
The postwar B-trucks were introduced at the same time as GM and Ford pickups, and yet managed to beat both those larger companies. Like the 1993 Ram, which also leapfrogged GM and Ford, the B-series had a superior cab with taller seats and larger glass areas, named "pilot house" for its visibility. Rear quarter windows became optional to avoid other blind spots. The front axles, wheels, and engine also moved, shifting payload to the front axle so the truck could carry more on the same axle and springs. Dodge took advantage of their increased capacity by deepening the cargo boxes.
In addition, cross steering was introduced, allowing for much tighter turns; and longer springs and shocks made the ride more comfortable while improving handling. Many favor these trucks because of their appearance, as well; while the 1993 and newer Rams took many cues from big rigs, they also resemble the B series in many ways.
The B series continued through 1953. After that, the C series Dodge pickups picked up where they left off, with major power boosts.
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Cinnamon as Diabetes Therapy is QuestionablePosted: Thursday, October 04, 2007
Some studies have hinted that cinnamon may aid blood sugar control, yet others show it is not beneficial for people with diabetes, according to researchers.
In a study of 43 adults with type 2 diabetes, they found that cinnamon supplements did nothing to change blood sugar, insulin or cholesterol levels over three months.
The findings, stand in contrast to some past studies that have suggested cinnamon may help with diabetes control. In one study of people with type 2 diabetes, for example, researchers found that those who added some cinnamon to their daily diets had a dip in their blood sugar and cholesterol levels.
Lab research suggests that cinnamon may make body cells more sensitive to insulin, a hormone that shuttles sugar from the blood into cells to be used for energy. Type 2 diabetes develops when cells lose their sensitivity to insulin.
There's also evidence that cinnamon slows digestion, which can temper the blood sugar rise that follows a meal.
In the new study, researchers at the University of Oklahoma in Oklahoma City randomly assigned type 2 diabetics to take either cinnamon capsules or a placebo every day for three months. The cinnamon group took two capsules a day, each of which contained 500 milligrams of the spice. The placebo group took capsules containing wheat flour.
According to the researchers, led by Dr. Steve M. Blevins, the results of the study showed that there were no differences in the groups' average levels of blood sugar, insulin or cholesterol,
The reason for the conflicting findings from this and earlier studies may have to do with differences in the study groups, Blevins and his colleagues explain.
Most patients in the current study, for example, were on various diabetes drugs; in an earlier study that found cinnamon to lower blood sugar, no patients were on any of these drugs.
The researchers conclude that more studies are needed to see how various factors -- like overall diet and medication use -- affect any benefits of cinnamon in managing diabetes.
"Until then," they write, "cinnamon should not be recommended for treatment of type 2 diabetes in an American population."
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The Sourcefire Vulnerability Research Team (VRT) has learned of serious vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft Internet Explorer and the Microsoft Windows operating system.
Dynamic HTML extends static HTML pages to allow interactive web pages to be easily created. A flaw in the Microsoft Internet Explorer DHTML Engine may allow an attacker to exploit a race condition and possibly execute code of their choosing on the victim host with the privileges of the user running Internet Explorer.
Internet Explorer allows various DHTML objects to be used via Javascript. Poor memory management in the object handling code of Internet Explorer may allow an attacker to overwrite portions of memory and execute code of their choosing on a vulnerable host.
Rules to detect attacks against this vulnerability are included in this rule pack and are identified as sids 3549 and 3553.
A programming error in Microsoft Internet Explorer may allow an attacker to execute code of their choosing on a vulnerable host. Specifically, the error lies in the handling of hostnames longer than 256 characters. When IE tries to process a hostname of this length or longer, the process may crash or cause the application to become unstable, presenting the attacker with an opportunity to execute code of their choosing on an affected system.
A Rule to detect attacks against this vulnerability is included in this rule pack and is identified as sid 3550.
Microsoft Windows has design errors that may enable an attacker to execute code of their choosing on a vulnerable system. Specifically, it is possible to execute code from objects not marked as executable.
Microsoft OLE2 allows objects to be executed by integrating applications. The Class ID (CLSID) of an object allows objects to be loaded by multiple applications. This CLSID is embedded in the object and may be manipulated by an attacker to force an application into executing code of the attackers choosing.
Specifically, the CLSID can be made to point at the Microsoft HTML Application Host (MSHTA). MSHTA.EXE will process each line of a file and execute any script code it finds.
Rules to detect attacks against this vulnerability are included in this rule pack and are identified as sids 3551 and 3552.
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Susan Kroloff Silverstein, 72, passed away peacefully surrounded by her family in Gaithersburg, Maryland on Saturday, August 18, 2012. Funeral services will be held at 1:00 p.m., Wednesday August 22, 2012 at Iles Funeral Homes - Dunn's Chapel, 2121 Grand Avenue, Des Moines, IA 50312. Burial will be at Jewish Glendale Cemetery, Des Moines
Susan Kroloff Silverstein was born in Chicago, Illinois on August 12 1940, the daughter of Archie and Florence Kroloff of Sioux City, Chicago and Des Moines.
She attended the University of Iowa where she met Ben Silverstein, who she married in 1961. They resided in Webster City, Iowa.
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In 1975, Susan and her children moved to Gaithersburg, Maryland where she lived until her passing. Susan finished her education at Montgomery College in Maryland.
She worked for the Montgomery County Police for 14 years before retiring in 1995.
Susan is survived by her children, Jamie (Brian) Thomas of Aurora, CO, Jody (Jimmy) Robbins of Gaithersburg, MD and David (Andrea) Silverstein of Urbandale, IA; seven grandchildren, Cameron, Brian Jr. and Jordan Thomas, Jessica and Meghan Robbins, Colin and Ethan Silverstein. She also is survived by her brother and sister in law, George and Susan Kroloff of East Berlin, PA
Susan's greatest joys in life were her children and grandchildren. She loved reading, the Minnesota Vikings, the state of Iowa, and being in contact with many friends and relatives.
In lieu of flowers, contributions in Susan's memory may be directed to the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America, 706 Haddonfield Road, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 or www.msassociation.org.


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Lol I don't think it's a case of Weezer running out of money, but as you can see by the edits in the webisodes, Weezer didn't care enough for the song to make it a big budget video.
Honestly, I believe that these webisodes are being made to poke fun at Weezer fans who kept on asking where the "Hang On" music video was. You wanted the video so badly? Well, here's the video in a couple different ways.
Naota25 said:
is weezer running out of money?
Yeah, Hang On is catchy as hell, but this video makes me feel like I might have a seizure...
I'd be happy with this song, Unspoken, Ruling Me, or Run Away being added to the setlist.
America said:
So when will thos song be added to the setlist??? cause its amazing
Because of this thread, Hang On has been stuck in my head for a solid 48 hours.
wasnt the music video coming out back in january? i remember Rivers,like 5 months ago, talking about recording the video


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The Big Breast List
9/28/11 - Oh right... I did this list once.
Sorry, ya'll but I'm seriously done with this list. It was fun for awhile but, looking back, not too proud of the curious amount of effort I put taking this. And some of the jokes aren't funny anymore. What you see here is what you get.
But it's also one of the higher rated lists so... um... glad you like it!
Girls of gaming typically have sizable breasts. Gamers seem to like this: usually ones with male genitalia. It's all nice, yes, but I like to take a moment to recognize some characters/games with the most notable in mammaries... and then I make sad attempts at being clever.
If you're feeling adventurous, take a shot of whiskey for every time I make a breast joke or use a slang term for female breasts. Take two shots if the joke isn't funny.
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Introduction: mentoring as myth and reality: evidence and ambiguity, Cedric Cullingford; A decade of change? Mentor groups acting as communities of learners, Sue Warren; A status report on teacher mentoring programmes in the United States, Tom Ganser; The balancing act of mentoring: mediating between newcomers and communities of practice, Marion Jones; Introducing mentoring systems in a centrally controlled state: a case study, Mohammad Momany with Cedric Cullingford; Mentoring in the induction system of five countries: a sum greater than its parts, Ted Britton; Learning mentorship in the primary school, Christine Farmery; Sitting with Nellie? Subject knowledge and the role of the mentor, Dina Al-Jamal with Cedric Cullingford; Mentoring in the academic world, Ulla Lindgren; Mentoring new academic staff in higher education, Gillian Trorey and Chris Blamires; Mentoring on-line: rethinking the tutor/student experience, Val Tarbitt; Afterword, Cedric Cullingford; Index.
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3.23/5 rDev -20.6%
vibe: 3 | quality: 3.5 | service: 3 | selection: 3.25 | $$
So.... Just to clarify, though most growlers they put out are $10, not all. Be sure to ask on the rare kegs what the charge is, but usually its under 25 regardless...
From what I hear this place is under new management. Just hope they keep up the good selection. Just beware and look at release/bottle dates on the beers you don't want aged! I've seen ipas in there over 2 years old- not so great!!
10-17-2013 05:17:03 | More by BabyTree
3.14/5 rDev -22.9%
vibe: 3.25 | quality: 3.25 | service: 3 | selection: 2.75 | food: 4 | $$
Gas station convenience store without the gas. Only six taps, but every growler they fill is $10, every pint they serve is $3. Very good bottle selection, keep your eye out because they stock some shelves with rare/vintage items. Pretty impressive place.
05-30-2013 16:51:55 | More by Smurf2055
4/5 rDev -1.7%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | food: 4 | $$
Minimum of 5 beers on tap and always rotating (never have seen the same beer twice), cheap growler fills, great sandwiches that are quite affordable and filling...much more to say but others chimed in similar sentiments to my own. The owner Minh (sp.) is super knowledgeable concerning beer, especially the rarities and oddballs. I brought him a few beers from out-of-state and he almost gave me the title to his home, point being, he will not forget what I did and I will not forget how happy he was, good for both of us. Friendly customers, no doubt, especially considering that IT IS A CORNER GROCERY STORE .
I purchased a beer that poured totally flat (and it was not supposed to), it must have been mishandled during transport, I called Minh 3 days after purchase and he assured me that he would let me pick out another beer for the same price or another of the same kind. Even though he was not there when I stopped by, the staff called him to confirm what I was telling them, which I not only understand but respect. The boss assured the chap who was calling him that my words were true and the rest is history, no questions. Honest folks who love beer, what else can you ask for? Other things but all answers are positive in regards to SDM.
Also, great beer selection, rare and odd, ciders, barleywine, etc...all at a reasonable price and turnover is big so pick up what you want when you see it or it might be gone. I do not Tweet or FB so I wish they had a email list like Beer Junction but I am still happy to be a customer of this joint. Cheers!
UPDATE 2.13.13...after visiting multiple times before and after this review, I had to lower my ratings after the last visit. I witnessed the owner completely berate an employee while talking about what was important for the business. His attitude will keep me from going back unless something super rare is there...I understand that things get hairy sometimes but Minh's behavior was simply unacceptable.
01-29-2013 05:10:51 | More by Hopmodium
4.15/5 rDev +2%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 3 | selection: 5 | food: 4 | $
My friend just moved half a block from Super Deli Mart. This place is pretty awesome. They have a great bottle selection and the prices are great. Min the owner knows his stuff about beer. They even managed to get 15 cases of Abyss after everyone ran out in Seattle. How awesome is that.
They also have beers on tap. A pint is about 3.50-4 dollars depending on rarity. They have cheap and great sandwiches as well. The best part about Super Deli Mart is the people that you meet there. The locals are great people and they have the best stories. I was pretty happy to just have a few beers and hang out there one afternoon. Will be going back.
12-15-2012 19:19:12 | More by mchen
4.34/5 rDev +6.6%
vibe: 3 | quality: 5 | service: 4 | selection: 4.5 | $$$
This place is quite odd. On the outside it looks like a standard mini mart in a seedy area. Pretty much the kind of place you go into and hope that no one robs you while you are there.
However inside they have a selection that rivals some bottle shops and incredibly cheap growler fills.
The selection includes stuff like the Boulevard Smokestack series stuff, pretty much all the Russian River sours, stuff like Kentucky Dark Star by local breweries, reserve series stuff by Deschutes ect.
Overall while its not as good as places like Bottleworks and 99 bottles it is a close second, and well worth seeking out.
08-13-2012 02:17:23 | More by beerandcycling88
4.38/5 rDev +7.6%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.5 | $$
Like many others, I'd often been past the Super Deli Mart and never had a reason to stop in. Until one day on the way to the park, I ran in to see if they had sour cream.
They didn't have sour cream. But I walked in to see a few people milling about drinking pints, a full wall of intriguing beer to one side, and displays of "featured" stuff surrounding the checkout counter.
"Why are people drinking beer here?" I wondered. I thought it might've been a gathering of some sort.
I soon found out that Super Deli Mart had rapidly rotating taps of fine beer: pints for $3 and growler fills for $10.
On a less dairy-focused day, I stopped back in and bought Avery and Great Divide and Boulevard and Lost Abbey...at random! I wouldn't consider this the first time I'd had some damn fine beer, but it certainly took things to another level.
Very friendly. A bit of a mess at times, but they'll help you find what you're looking for.
And, they tweet.
Sadly, I've moved out of the neighborhood, but make it a point to stop in if I'm nearby.
12-01-2011 19:25:54 | More by jpbebeau
4.33/5 rDev +6.4%
vibe: 3 | quality: 5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4 | food: 4 | $$
I have a friend who lives close to Super Deli Mart, so in the last six years I'm sure I've driven by it 20 to 30 times without giving it a thought. Finally went in there earlier this year and found out what I've been missing.
What appears to be an unassuming corner stop and rob quickie mart, Super Deli specializes in craft beer. Sure, you'll see an old guy picking up a case of High Life while some kids get a bag of chips, but you'll also see beer nerds fawning over the cheap growler fills and pints from one of their four taps. Did I say cheap pints and growler fills? Yes, I mean cheap pints and growler fills. Pliny the Elder for $10. Maharaja for $10. Everything is $10 a growler and $3 for a pint. Check their Twitter feed to see what they've got and what's on the way.
In addition to that, Super Deli carries a great selection of bottled beer. They've got all the PNW staples along with a nice selection of Russian River, Dogfish Head and other Beer Nerd icons. Nice selection of stuff from British Columbia as well, along with some Belgians.
Along with the beer, Super Deli makes great sandwiches that you can enjoy while sitting at one of their indoor picnic tables while drinking a pint.
People joke about this being "Seattle's best kept secret that everyone knows about." I'd say they're spot on.
07-29-2011 20:27:00 | More by distantmantra
4.53/5 rDev +11.3%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4 | $$
I visited this place while attending a conference in April 2011. As others have noted, this is a converted 7-11 (or similar) that now includes delicious deli sandwiches and a fine array of choice beers.
I spoke with the store owner and told him my budget, what I liked, and what I didn't have access to back in Indiana. He enthusiastically walked me through the better part of their selection with comments on availability, quality of particular vintages, and cellarability. This type of customer service is what gets folks to come back time after time.
The selection included some fun limited releases from Full Sail, Big Sky, Lost Abbey, RR, and many other quality "standards." After a half an hour of looking, I was hungry, and they fixed me a delicious veggie sandwich from the deli. After I ate, I continued putting together my purchase with constant input from the incredibly knowledgeable owner.
The service and selection makes this store a must visit.
06-30-2011 20:53:14 | More by eyeenjoybeer
3.88/5 rDev -4.7%
vibe: 3 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | $$
A: Walking in and it is much like a 7-11. Sordove odd and unexpected.
Q: The quality of beer here is good. I boght a 202 Old Guardian and 2x 2009 Scuttlebutt Old No 1 bwines plus a 2011 Stone IRS. All good.
S: It was average. I shopped myself and had no help. There was the cashier who was female and really knew nothing about beer other than what they had on draft. Not bad, not great either.
S: Selection was good: Older Vis, FW14, Old Guardian, Old Ruffian, Old Stock, plenty of locals and RR stuff. The place was sordove odd in the way it was displayed and laid out. Up near the register is some RR stuff and FW14 and the draft handles. Then random beer is sordve scattered out throughout the floor space and coolers.
F: No food unless you want a bag o chip and Snickers bar.
06-13-2011 01:22:58 | More by barleywinefiend
4.3/5 rDev +5.7%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4 | $$
A: Easily the best convenience store I have ever set foot in, its like a mini bottleshop hybridized with a convenience store. The owner is really friendly and obviously really cares about his store, making his customers happy and providing them with a good experience while at Super Deli Mart.
Q: Good quality craft beer, but also they have a good selection of BMC, four loco, malt liquor type beers, probably to keep the local white center folk happy : )
S: Great service, the staff are quite friendly and the owner is much more knowledgeable, informative, and helpful than your average convenience store guy. He really knows quite a bit about the products he is selling.
S: For a convenience store the selection would be a 6/5, for a bottleshop, maybe a 3/5. Great selection of regular off the shelf stuff and they also get a good amount of more limited stuff too like Pliny, Abacus, Parabola, Ivan etc... They also have a few taps, four or five I believe, they do growler fills and have good, affordable tastings every couple weeks or so. If beer isn't your thing they also have cigars, wine, deli sandwiches and all the regular stuff a convenience store should have.
F: I got a California club sandwich from there on a french roll that came with turkey, avocado, bacon, and swiss that was quite good. Haven't tried any other sandwiches yet but I imagine they are good as well.
V: Their beer is pretty average priced. I have noticed their limited beers do cost a few bucks more than your average bottleshop, but they more than make up for it with their everyday $3 pints, $10 growlers and $5 growlers during tastings. I missed it but they had $3 pints of angels share during the lost abbey tasting, if thats not the deal of a lifetime I'm not sure what is.
Overall, this is one of my favorite places to buy beer, I think the owner is doing a hell of a job with the place and wish him the best of luck. I would go there way more often if it wasn't so far out of the way for me.
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The following simple example shows
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awk '{ printf "%-10s %s\n", $1, $2 }' BBS-list
This command
prints the names of the bulletin boards (
$1) in the file
BBS-list as a string of 10 characters that are left-justified. It also
prints the phone numbers (
$2) next on the line. This
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$ awk '{ printf "%-10s %s\n", $1, $2 }' BBS-list -| aardvark 555-5553 -| alpo-net 555-3412 -| barfly 555-7685 -| bites 555-1675 -| camelot 555-0542 -| core 555-2912 -| fooey 555-1234 -| foot 555-6699 -| macfoo 555-6480 -| sdace 555-3430 -| sabafoo 555-2127
In this case, the phone numbers had to be printed as strings because the numbers are separated by a dash. Printing the phone numbers as numbers would have produced just the first three digits: '555'. This would have been pretty confusing.
It wasn't necessary to specify a width for the phone numbers because they are last on their lines. They don't need to have spaces after them.
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so that the headers are only printed once, at the beginning of
the awk program:
awk 'BEGIN { print "Name Number" print "---- ------" } { printf "%-10s %s\n", $1, $2 }' BBS-list
The above example mixes
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1. Giants (1 last week): How would an Eli Manning-Peyton Manning Super Bowl strike you?
2. Falcons (3): When everyone was busy watching Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady, Matt Ryan was the best passer in the first half of the NFL season.
3. Bears (2): Their offense has been all promise, no payoff. Unless Jay Cutler and company start putting together more scoring drives, the Bears can't keep it going.
4. Texans (4): They will get a chance to show Mario Williams how much he is missed Sunday.
5. 49ers (5): If they can keep Alex Smith playing like he played Monday night, look out.
6. Packers (6): They are managing to tread water through some injuries — that's the sign of a strong team.
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15. Seahawks (9): If you judged them strictly by their road record (1-4), they would be at the bottom of these rankings.
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21. Chargers (16): They have lost three straight and are starting to look for scapegoats.
22. Bengals (22): Three straight losses have the Bengals reeling, but they can't be counted out just yet.
23. Saints (17): Steve Spagnuolo would like a magic wand. Or a pass rush. Or some run defense. Or some decent coverage.
24. Rams (23): They can blame what happened Sunday on the fish and chips. Or on Tom Brady.
25. Bills (26): Maybe they had time during their off week to fix some of the leaks in their defense.
26. Jets (24): Rex Ryan barely is recognizable without being cocky. But he has little to be cocky about these days.
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Men's Tennis Blanks Young Harris to Open 2011 Season
YOUNG HARRIS, GA – The North Georgia men's tennis team opened the 2011 season on Tuesday afternoon, traveling to nearby Young Harris College and blanking the Mountain Lions 9-0 at the YHC Tennis Complex.
The Saints pick up their season opener, improving to 1-0 on the year, while the Young Harris drops their second straight match to a Peach Belt Conference school to open the year, falling to 0-2 on the young season.
North Georgia dominated the doubles portion of the match as Mateus Camasmie and Adrien Saulais breezed their way to an 8-1 win at No. 2, while Giovani Santos and Ernesto Farnas pulled out an 8-5 victory at No. 3.
The match of the day came at No. 1 doubles where Brandon Sloan and Felipe Friedrich battled Martin Harach and Grabiel Oliveria and the match was all square at 8-8, but the Saints controlled the tiebreaker, surrendering just a single point to pull away 7-1 in the tiebreaker for a 9-8 victory.
North Georgia cruised in five of the six singles matches as Sloan found himself in a battle with Hamala, but the Gainesville, Ga., native grinded out a 7-6 victory in the opening set, before pulling away for a 6-2 victory in the second set to seal the match and give the Saints a 9-0 victory.
The Saints return to action in Dahlonega on Saturday, February 12, playing their home opener against West Alabama in non-conference action. First serve is set for 1:00 p.m. at the North Georgia Tennis Complex at Yahoola Creek Park.
North Georgia 9, Young Harris 0
Feb 08, 2011 at Young Harris GA (YHC Tennis Complex)
|Singles competition
|1. Felipe Friedrich (NGCSUM) def. Martin Harach (YHC) 6-3, 6-3
|2. Mateus Camasmie (NGCSUM) def. Gabriel Oliveria (YHC) 6-1, 6-0
|3. Giovani Santos (NGCSUM) def. Keon Gottenbos (YHC) 6-0, 6-1
|4. Adrien Saulais (NGCSUM) def. Aleksandar Zobec (YHC) 6-1, 6-1
|5. Brandon Sloan (NGCSUM) def. Taylor Hamala (YHC) 7-6 (7-5), 6-2
|6. Ernesto Farinas (NGCSUM) def. Jacob Greene (YHC) 6-2, 6-2
|Doubles competition
|1. Brandon Sloan/Felipe Friedrich (NGCSUM) def. Martin Harach/Gabriel Oliveria (YHC) 9-8 (7-1)
|2. Mateus Camasmie/Adrien Saulais (NGCSUM) def. Keon Gottenbos/Taylor Hamala (YHC) 8-1
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Cincinnati Council will vote Wednesday on plans to provide tax breaks for neighborhood projects in Walnut Hills and Linwood. The Walnut Hills project calls for adding 24 market rate rental units and two commercial spaces in buildings located on Walnut Street and East 15th Street. The developer said right now the structures are uninhabitable. The total construction cost for this project is about $432,000.
Northern Kentucky is touting its ability to attract new companies and create jobs. The latest jobs announcement involves a food breading company.
Governor Steve Beshear has been spending a lot of time in Northern Kentucky talking about job creation.
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Libertarian Jim Berns has filed petitions to run for Cincinnati mayor, setting up what will be the first mayoral primary election in the city since 2005.
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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Digital Collections
May )d., 1969
The debate on the Safeguard ABM that has occurred to date and the
testimonv that has been given have resulted in a conflict and not a consensus
of views. No confluence of opinion has developed, no winnowing process has
vet clearly divided the convincing from the confusing. As far as the techni-cal
merits of the Safeguard system are concerned we do not vet have t he l ucid
guidelines we need for a prudent jndgment.
To be sure , there has been a consensuE of sorts. There is virt ual
unanimity, for example, that an ABM sys t em for the protection of cit ies would
not be much good against an all-out nuclear attack and there is substantial
agreement that regardless of what decision is made with respect to deplovment,
research and development of anti-missile defenses should continue.
The differences over the technical efficacy of Safeguard consti-tute,
however, only one segment of the problem. More significant is whether
our deplo~rmen t of Safeguard will upset international stability, whether it
will provoke an escalation in the arms race, and whether it will assis t or
handicap proposed negotiations with tbeSoviet Union on strategic delivery
One of the critical questions for which we s eek an answer is:
Will the deployment of t he Safeguard provoke anot her round in the arms race?
Will it be escalatory? It has become virt ually a t ruism that arms races a r e
dangerous and can l ead to war . It is even more significant t hat they can be
very costly in terms of national resources and that, despite ~he cost, after
each upward spiral is t urned by the competitors in t he race , the security of
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none is any greater. All too frequently, the rivals continue to balance each
other, only at a more heavily armed and more expensive level. Arms racing,
in short, can be an extravagant futility for all concerned.
The United States admittedly has at times been a victim of the
temptation to dissipate its resources in arms racing. The "bomber gap" of
the fifties and the "missile gap" of the early sixties are well known instances
in which the United States reacted to what were thought to be weapons advances
on the other side but which later did not materialize. The Soviet government,
too, has frequently reacted by expansions of its strategic weapons with the
aim of matching or even outrunning the United States. There is no evidence
that the action-reaction syndrome has been purged from the psychology of
either the United States or the Soviet Union. A provocative weapons advance
on either side today can be expected to trigger very much the same kind of
counter-reaction as it did five, ten or fifteen years ago.
Yet we slowly learn. One of the more encouraging aspects of the
current Safeguard proposal is the conscious effort of American defense officials
to devise a weapons system that is intended to be non-provocative and
non-escalatory. The President, the Secretary of Defense and other officials
have portrayed the installation of the Safeguard as a defensive not an offensive
measure and have concluded, as the President has said, that "the Soviet
Union cannot interpret this as esca:J£ting the arms race." Unfortunately , the
conclusion does not necessarily derive from t he premise.
Distinctions between so-called "offensive" and "defensive" weapons
are often semantic, not real. During negotiations in the League of Nations
in the 1920's and 30's the attempt to distinguish between such weapons was
a failure, one which contributed importantly to the stillbirth of those
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negotiations. Although "defensive," the Safegtard system is designed to
protect and preserve an "offensive" weapon. How the Soviet government chooses
to react may hinge very little on whether it perceives the Safeguard system
as "defensive" or "offensive" in a strictly military sense. The fact is it
is another weapons svstem which has an impact on over-all strategic and political
relations. The Soviet Union ma~r well conclude that it has to compensate
for this American initiative, not so much because of military logic but because
of broader political imperatives. All of our experience with the international
interaction between national military establishments leads to the conclusion
that we cannot be dogmatic in asserting that the Safeguard will not have an
escalatory effect. Indeed if we are calculating prudently, then we must anticipate
the opposite. If it does, then, it could seriously prejudice endeavors
to arrive at an understanding with the Soviet government on limiting strategic
There is also a serious question whether the Soviet government mav
not be engaged in a weapons deployment that could gravely prejudice the possibility
of negotiating an agreement on strategic armaments. I refer to its
deployment of the SS -9, an ICBM with a warhead reported to be as large as
20 to 25 megatons. The Secretary of Defense has sought to justify the Safeguard
proposal on the grounds that the SS-9 deployment indicates the Soviet
Union is striving for a first-strike capabilitv against the United States.
A certain portion of the Minuteman force must be safeguarded, he argues, in
order to insure its survival and to maintain our capability for assured
destruction against the Soviet Union.
I do not intend to take issue with the principle of assured destruction
as the core of national deterrent policy. Nor, if the alleged Soviet
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threat is valid, do I necessarily quarrel with the thesis that it may be
desirable to defend a portion of our offensive strike force in order to make
certain we retain a capability of assured destruction. But the suddenness
with which the threat of the SS-9 has been conjured up necessitates a close
It is disconcerting that Mr. Laird's disclosures come close on the
heels of another Department of Defense appraisal of the national strategic
posturethat was formulated in entirely different terms. It is disturbing
that one Secretary of Defense can communicate to the Congress one intelligence
conclusion regarding the Soviet Union and another Secretary of Defense
only two months later, presumably relying upon the same data, the same intelligence
organization, and the same estimate, can arrive at a substantially
different conclusion.
The last posture statement of Secretary Clark Clifford, which
appeared in mid-January of this year, declares that "even against the
highest Soviet threat" projected in the National Int elligence Estimate , the
U. S. strategic forces programmed over the next few years could destroy in
a second strike more than two-fifths of the Soviet population and about threefourths
of their industrial capacity. This, the Secretary confirmed, was
sufficient assured destruction capability to comprise an adequate deterrent.
The Secretary warned, hov1ever, tha-,., we must be prepared t o cope
with unexpected developments in the Soviet strategic threat and take appropriate
actions to hedge against them. One of the unexpected contingencies
foreseen by the Secretary was the possibility of development of a Soviet
ICBM with target kill capability that would be able to destroy a large munber
of U. S. land-based missiles in hard silos. But he saw no need to take
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countermeasures against this possibilitv until there was evidence that the
threat was beginning to emerge. Yet in March, Secretary Laird perceived
such a threat and decided t o revamp the Sentinel system not only by changing
the object of its defense from the cities to Minuteman, but also by placing
the emphasis on the Soviet Union, rather than Communist China, as the principal
adversary. The villain responsible for this switch in scripts was the
SS-9 which was described as being deployed at a menacing rate.
But the SS-9 is nothing new. Its existence has been known for
some years and its increasing deployment has been observed. Did some new
element suddenly stimulate t he fears of the Defense Secretary? He mentioned
evidence as recent as last December of Soviet deployment of the SS-9. But
are we to believe that Secretary Clifford's assessment in January was not
made with full awareness of the SS-9 deployment and its potential? If the
Defense Department in January deemed t hat the Soviet deployment of SS -9's
implied such a formidable threat to our offensive missiles, if they considered
it a first-strike force, why did not Secretanr Clifford's statement reflect
that judgment? lfTas some radically new intelligence gained between January
and March? Was a new estimate rnade bv the intelligence cormnunity which
dramatically enlarged the Soviet threat in those two intervening months?
I do not find in Secretary Laird's public utterances claims of either signifant
new data or a new National Intelligence Estimate.
Since his first disclosure of the threat of the SS-9, the Defense
Secretary has asserted he referred only to a Soviet capability and not to
an intention. Moreover, the Secretary of State has disclaimed a belief that
the Soviet government intends a first strike against the Uni ·~ed States. In
any case the Defense Secretary is not referring to a Soviet first-strike
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capability that exists now but only to one which might exist in the mid-
1970's, assuming that present trends of deployment continue over a period
of years. He has in a word assumed just about the worst possible projection
of Soviet deployment and, then, has reacted as though it were certain to
become a reality.
But we have seen these projections of Soviet capabilities go a•rry
all too many times. Too many times before we have over-reacted to a theo-retical
projection which never became a tangible fact. I haveaready cited
the vell-known bomber and missile gaps. I would also like to point out that
when the Sentinel ABM system was proposed in 1967 it was predicated on pro-jections
of Chinese and Soviet deployments which did not materialize. It
According to Secreta0r Laird,
was then estimated that theSoviet ICBM deployment would level off. /it did
not. But now the Safeguard proposal is predicated on the assumption that it
will continue. But what if it levels off?
There are many reasons to expect that it mi ght. According to
Under Secretary of Defense Packard the Soviet ICBM force has attained "parity"
with our own, and it is reasonable to suppose that the Soviet Union might
have sought this level as a precondition for negotiations on a strategic
arms agreement with the United States. It would not be realistic on our
part to expect they would agree to freeze armaments at less than parity.
And they are not so unrealis t ic as to dream that we would accept a ratio
that was unbalanced in their favor.
Both we and they should grasp and ponder the fact that we are at
a decisive milestone . A state of approximate strategic balance now obtains
bet ween the two sides. Each has sufficiency of strategic power to deter
the other. If at this critical moment either tries to gain an advantage by
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introducing new strategic systems or by substantially enlarging existing
deployments, then the present stability could be upset. And there would
be no prospect that it could be regained, at least not until another major
round in the arms race had been completed, perhaps years hence and at dire
economic , social and political costs.
The i ~~ediate manifestation of the deployment or non-deployment
of Safeguard will be its possible effects upon the long -pending negotiations
on strategic delivery vehicles. I fear that the Safeguard proposal has
already had a baleful effect upon the decision to s t art these parleys. The
major survey of defense policv which the new Administration apparentl~, is
now conducting seems to have become an obstacle to the diplomacy of "nonconfrontation
and negotiation" which President Nixon established as the
main thrust of his Administration's foreign policy. "Late spring or early
surnmer"--the announced time for beginning the talks --is a vague deadline
which contrasts sharply with the trrgency of the hard sell to win approval
of appropriations for the Safeguard ABM in the fiscal year beginning Jul:'l 1.
The enthusiasm for building the weapon compares starkly with the dawdling
pace of the preparat ions alleged to be necessary for United States entrv
into the talks. Actually preparations for strategic talks have been underway
for several years--the United States first made the proposal for freezing
strategic delivery vehicles in January 1964, and was ready t o start negotiating
in the summer of last year. '\fu;r should it be necessary to pull everything
up by the roots again just to see if it is alive and well? Let us get on
with the talks. Let us set a date--a date in early June. This will dispel
suspicion that the United States is reluctant to undertake these talks and
is orf.! i 11 favor of expanding than constricting the arms race.
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On April 25, I inserted in the Congressional Record a chart comparing
the relative nuclear strength between the United States and the Soviet
Union. Shown rather p;raphically is the growth rate that has maintained this
balance of nuclear terror; it is an ugly picture that has not changed signi ficantly
for vears. In the same insertion, I suggested that in view of the
questions raised about the feasibility of t he system, its exorbitant costs,
etc., rather than begin the Safeguard deployment even in a limited fashion
it would be a better course at this time to hold off this phase pending a
good faith effort to open disarmament talks with the Soviet Union. At the
same time I said our missile defense research and development efforts could
go forward, thereby keeping viable the option to begin a deployment if and
when it is clear that talks will not be productive and that the Safeguard
system is technologically feasible.
The need now, it seems to me, is to move promptly on negotiations
and to try to maximize the chances for their success. To t hat end, it might
be helpful if talks were b e~un bv the Soviet and the United States with
simultaneous declarations calling for an int erim moratorium on fur t her
deployment of all strategic weapons. It would be my hope that this nation
would consider taking the init iative by inviting the Soviet Union to join us
without delay in a temporary freeze of this kind pending t alks 1vhich 1wuld be
desif ned to make the freeze permanent. In that fashion both nations would
underscore the mutuality of interest which can exist--which, in fact, does
exist--in bringing to a close this costly, wasteful and futile competi t ion
in nuclear armament s. It would be my f ur t her hope that the initiat ive which
is suggested would be pursued by the Executive Branch before t he consideration
of the Safeguard deployment reaches a point of no r eturn in the Senate .
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 44, Folder 75, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
United Stales
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