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Grain Valley, Missouri |
For population 25 years and over in Grain Valley:
For population 15 years and over in Grain Valley city:
537 residents are foreign born (3.7% Latin America, 0.6% Europe).
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2011: $2,340 (1.5%) Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Lee's Summit, MO (10.8 miles , pop. 70,700). Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Kansas City, MO (19.3 miles , pop. 441,545). Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Chicago, IL (395.5 miles , pop. 2,896,016). Nearest cities: Blue Springs, MO (1.9 miles ), Oak Grove, MO (2.1 miles ), Lake Tapawingo, MO (2.4 miles ), Lake Lotawana, MO (2.5 miles ), Bates City, MO (2.7 miles ), Buckner, MO (3.0 miles ), Lone Jack, MO (3.1 miles ), Levasy, MO (3.1 miles) . Single-family new house construction building permits:
Latitude: 39.01 N, Longitude: 94.21 W Daytime population change due to commuting: -3,849 (-32.0%) Area code: 816
City-data.com crime rate counts serious crimes more heavily. It adjusts for the number of visitors and daily workers commuting into cities. Crime rate in Grain Valley detailed stats: murders, rapes, robberies, assaults, burglaries, thefts, arson Full-time law enforcement employees in 2011, including police officers: 25 (19 officers).
Grain Valley, Missouri accommodation, waste management, arts - Economy and Business Data Unemployment in July 2013:
Unemployment by year (%) Population change in the 1990s: +3,089 (+149.2%).
Work and jobs in Grain Valley: detailed stats about occupations, industries, unemployment, workers, commute |
Average climate in Grain Valley, MissouriBased on data reported by over 4,000 weather stations
Tornado activity:Grain Valley-area historical tornado activity is above Missouri state average. It is 173% greater than the overall U.S. average. On 5/20/1957, a category F5 (max. wind speeds 261-318 mph) tornado 10.5 miles away from the Grain Valley city center killed 44 people and injured 207 people and caused between $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damages. On 5/4/1977, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 15.4 miles away from the city center injured 5 people and caused between $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damages. Earthquake activity:Grain Valley-area historical earthquake activity is significantly below Missouri state average. It is 96% smaller than the overall U.S. average.On 5/18/2005 at 19:59:42, a magnitude 3.3 (3.3 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: II - III) earthquake occurred 40.1 miles away from the city center On 7/31/2005 at 07:07:07, a magnitude 3.3 (3.3 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 82.3 miles away from Grain Valley center On 5/13/1999 at 14:18:22, a magnitude 3.0 (3.0 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 27.2 miles away from the city center On 3/23/2007 at 08:15:49, a magnitude 3.1 (3.1 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 68.4 miles away from the city center On 3/30/2001 at 17:13:55, a magnitude 3.1 (3.1 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 88.4 miles away from Grain Valley center Magnitude types: regional Lg-wave magnitude (LG) Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Jackson County (20) is a lot greater than the US average (12).Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 16 Emergencies Declared: 4 Causes of natural disasters: Floods: 15, Storms: 13, Tornadoes: 4, Tornadoes: 2, Winter Storms: 2, Heavy Rain: 1, Drought: 1, Hurricane: 1, Ice Storm: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category). Hospitals/medical centers near Grain Valley:
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Local government website: CITYOFGRAINVALLEY.ORG
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Drinking water stations with addresses in Grain Valley and their reported violations in the past:GRAIN VALLEY (Population served: 9200, Purch_groundwater_under_infl_of_surface_water):Past monitoring violations: Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2011: 8.0% (7.6% for White Non-Hispanic residents, 58.8% for Black residents, 0.0% for Hispanic or Latino residents, 0.0% for American Indian residents, 0.0% for Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander residents, 0.0% for other race residents, 7.4% for two or more races residents) Average household size:
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Detailed information about poverty and poor residents in Grain Valley, MO 30 people in nursing facilities/skilled-nursing facilities in 2010Grain Valley compared to Missouri state average:
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1996 Presidential Elections Results 2000 Presidential Elections Results 2004 Presidential Elections Results 2008 Presidential Elections Results 2012 Presidential Elections Results Graphs represent county-level data. Detailed 2008 Election Results Religion statistics for Grain Valley (based on Jackson County data)Percentage of population affiliated with a religious congregations: 51.23%
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Tables represent county-level data. Food Environment Statistics:Number of grocery stores: 109
Number of supercenters and club stores: 10
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 40
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 185
Number of full-service restaurants: 460
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Grain Valley government finances in 2006(per resident):
6.31% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($37,320 average adjusted gross income)
0.10% of residents moved from foreign countries ($221 average AGI) Top counties from which taxpayers relocated into this county between 2005 and 2006:
6.69% of this county's 2005 resident taxpayers moved to other counties in 2006 ($43,190 average adjusted gross income)
0.04% of residents moved to foreign countries ($217 average AGI) Top counties to which taxpayers relocated from this county between 2005 and 2006:
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See more detailed statistics of Grain Valley fatal car crashes and road traffic accidents for 1975 - 2011 here National Bridge Inventory (NBI) Statistics
Number of bridges: 14
Total length: 113 meters (371ft) Total average daily traffic: 180,926 Total average daily truck traffic: 25,528
FCC Registered Antenna Towers:23 (See the full list of FCC Registered Antenna Towers in Grain Valley)FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers:6
FCC Registered Microwave Towers:4
FCC Registered Maritime Coast & Aviation Ground Towers:1
FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses:45 (See the full list of FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses in Grain Valley)FAA Registered Aircraft:19 (See the full list of FAA Registered Aircraft in Grain Valley)
Detailed HMDA statistics for the following Tracts: 0140.01
Detailed PMIC statistics for the following Tracts: 0140.01 2006 National Fire Incident Reporting System Incidents:
Incident types - Grain Valley See full 2006 National Fire Incident Reporting System statistics for Grain Valley, MO
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Scrap Metal Identification
This should clear up some of the confusion I have heard from some on how to identify different types of metals! Before you leave please check out my must read page on HOW TO START SCRAPPING METAL!Check out the bottom of the page for a link to the ISRI scrap specification manual.
- Make sure you know how to pull apart all of the items listed in the SCRAP GUIDE.
- First and foremost, ALWAYS HAVE A MAGNET! This is the tool of the trade, some would say, and to be without one will make you seem like a fool. I have a whole collection of magnets that I have tore out of different scrapped appliances and what not. Microwaves, speakers, hard drives, and other electronics all have magnets you can pull out.
- You will undoubtably make very good use of the Spark Test… that is if you lean about the spark test. Use that guide to get it down, and then practice.
- I have written a specialty guide to identifying special types of e-waste. Things like computers, monitors, RAM, CPUs, and more.
The magnet will become your weapon, and with it you will sort ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
- Is 3x heavier than aluminum.
- Will rust.
- Sticks to a magnet…
- is abundant.
- is strong
How to Identify Aluminum:
- is quite light
- does NOT draw a magnet
- does NOT throw sparks when ground with an angle grinder.
- doesn't rust.
- Is mostly used in wiring and electronics.
- Makes great cookware
- When copper is pure it has beautiful pink color
- Due to tarnishing, is usually a red or brown color. (also beautiful)
- Oxidizes into a strong green color. (see Statue Of Liberty)
- Is more dense than iron, by about 15%.
- Bright Copper is another name for very pure copper, usually wire. Bright copper is the most valuable of scrap copper
- Copper #1 is clean copper, including pipes without solder joints.
- Copper #2 is painted copper, copper with solder joints, things of that nature
- Light Copper is copper sheeting. Some yards may call this copper #3.
- Copper Breakage: Motors, transformers, inductors, some processors, et cetera.
- is usually a yellow-ish color and pays about half the price of copper #1.
- may be called brass or bronze, but some will say "Copper alloy" to avoid confusion.
- Is often found in the form of pipe valves, fluid manifolds, decorative pieces, or instruments.
- Can be alloyed with nickel, in which case it is called a CUPRONICKEL (see below)
- Because the grades of wire are not explicitly spelled out by the ISRI, they are usually graded different by every yard.
- There are many different ways of grading copper wire, but what it really comes down to is percentage of copper that is within the wire. Some people like to strip the copper themselves and get full copper price, other like to just take it in as is. Really, it just comes down to how much time you have.
- 85% Wire: Thin case with a diameter comparible to a pencil's. If you have this type of wire, just strip it yourself and get ful copper price!
- 70% Wire: Romex/machine wire without any attachments.
- 50% Wire: Extension cords and appliance cords, with all attachments removed.
- 30% Wire: Thinly gauged wire with a considerable degree of attachments.
- 15% Wire: Christmas lights.
- Is 150% denser than iron, so it should feel heavy.
- Is atomic element 82 with chemical symbol Pb (from latin plumbum meaning lead)
- is very malleable, or soft, and can be carved with a pocket knife.
- Will melt in an over or over a fire at 621°F
- used to make bullets, and line xray machines.
- is very toxic (but apparently has a sweet taste).
- 304 stainless steel is an iron alloy with 18% chromium an 8% nickel.
- It WILL NOT draw a magnet.
- Use the Spark test.
- is non magnetic
- Is an iron alloy with 18% chromium and 10% nickel, but is worth up to 50 cents more per pound depending on the yard.
- To me and most scrappers, it looks exactly the same as 304 stainless.
- Look for a "316 SS" stamp or one similar to distinguish this.
- When spark tested, will have less "forks" at the end of streams.
- Have your yard check with an XRF gun if you're curious but don't know.
- Is an iron alloy with 17% chromium 4%Nickel and 7% Manganese
- Are much more corrosion resistant that 300 grade.
- In NON-MAGNETIC
- Are harder to sell to a scrap yard because they will not accumulate enough to find a buyer.
- A scrap yard could sell this with 300 grade stainless if they wanted to.
How To Identify 400 GRADE STAINLESS STEEL
- has no nickel in it, and therefore IS magnetic.
- If it is magnetic, many yards will not pay stainless price for it.
- Is an alloy of 11% Chromium and ~1% manganese
- a fancy way of saying copper/nickel alloy
- is worth much more that copper 1.
- Some yards will cheat and try to buy this stuff as brass or cheaper.
- is actually at least 30% Ni, sometimes up to 90%, which is 3 times as expensive as copper.
- Is often used in fake jewelry, silver plated dinnerware, ship making, salt water pipes, heat exchangers and condensers, musical instruments and more…
- You my have to shop around until you find a yard that will buy this for a great price without trying to screw you.
- The heating elements out of an electric stove are all made of a majority nickel alloy.
- If you have a lot of them, get payed for them!
- have your yard check all heating elements with an XRF gun so you can get payed the right price.
- Your price for heating elements should at least be that of the price of 316 Stainless.
- Carbide is short for Tungston Carbide, a compound with shorthand WC.
- Carbide is heavy! At 16g/cm^3, it is 16 times as heavy as water!
- Two tablespoons of this stuff weights over a pound!
- Can be scrapper for over 7 dollars per pound.
- Is usually found in the form of end mills, inserts or saw tips.
- If you hit it with a grinder, it will make very short, dim, dark red sparks.
- It is very strong!
- Most carbide is actually Cemented Tungston Carbide Cobalt, or basically, Co with grains of WC in it.
{ 62 comments… read them below or add one }
- August 25, 2011 at 12:44 pm
how much is chrome worth in weight?
- October 17, 2011 at 4:13 am
Is it worth it taking apart washers and dryers?
Thanks - October 17, 2011 at 4:13 am
What about junk cars?
- October 18, 2011 at 8:52 pm
I am scrapping for the first time. I think I am collecting up some good stuff, and the local yard has a website that has a lot of good info. There is plenty that I am not sure of, or what to even do, but I dont expect you to answer all of my questions! The one I have currently is this: how do I sort my scrap, meaning the pieces that are smaller? What sort of metal items are definitely not of any use? I am driving kind of blind here, but I am in need of money and so I am doing this. Any advice that you may have would be helpful. Thank you.
- November 1, 2011 at 4:40 am
There is a creek by my house and there are about ten abandoned cars in it i was just wondering if they are worth pulling out and if its legal
- November 1, 2011 at 9:56 pm
Yes i totaly agree but i have been going to that creek for a long time and those cars have just been sitting there. They've been there for at least 20 years and the creek is open to the public
- March 19, 2012 at 9:18 am
took apart an old electric "thing"? weighed over 100lbs, inside was steel plates (lots!) and what i would assume to be alluminum wire, now im reading about "thermocouple wire" could that be what i have? and or in what scrap would i find that kind of wire…and how can i identify it? I read the handbook and didnt see anything about it.
- March 23, 2012 at 3:10 pm
I am wondering how far to catigorize scrap, for instance aluminum. We have a lot of automotive aluminum (transmission cases, starter housings, intakes) and then some sheet aluminum as well and a lot of cans ( I know cans are not worth much but would painted sheel meal be about the same). Are we better off seperating these and taking them in seperate? Same with copper, I know you have a few diffrent catigories but we have a lot of coper wire (mostly stranded but all diff. sizes) some is tin coated (so number 2 I would guess) and some that is pure coper, that has nothing on it, would that be bare bright?
Thanks in advance for your help.
- April 28, 2012 at 8:47 am
One more thing; here in NE Ohio, I am unable to find a scrap yard who will give me anything but one flat price for STEEL, Apparently, as far as they are concerned Tungsten, carbide and stainless are worth same as tin, galvanized and anything else a magnet will stick to. One guy told me; "Just dump it all right here-'steel is steel'…" foolishly, i was desperate i gave in, giving him a double stainless steel kitchen sink, and a V8 motor (most of it anyway) which had a lot of aluminum, but needed to get it out of my truck but he wouldn't budge on the price, even though i know there were carbide and likely some other high grade steel in it, (bearings, cam shafts, valves) as well as substantial brass bushings and possibly even Titanium.
As I drove away, I wondered if he meant; "Steel is STEAL…."
Interestingly, as i was clearing the last few bits out of my truck, he and another guy stood over the engine and he remarked (presuming i wouldn't hear him) "That's a nice chunk…"Before i even got in my truck to return to the scale, he called a front-end loader over to grab it and put it in a special bin.
WHICH BRINGS UP ANOTHER QUESTION I HAVE; are the scales at scrap yards subject to inspection by auditors from the bureau of weights and measures? And how can I know they aren't fudging the numbers when i weigh in and out? It seems they round off the weights, but I never actually see the numbers….
- May 14, 2012 at 3:51 pm
Copper weighs more than iron. Why is there a picture of a penny next to the aluminum section?
- June 27, 2012 at 12:44 am
what are some objects u can easily find carbide in??
- July 8, 2012 at 5:11 pm
I have a 20″ chrome rim. I am scraping it because it has a hairline crack in it that will always puncture a tire. So there will never be any good use for it. My question is, knowing that it's not chrome-plated, does this mean it's pure chromium? If so, how much could I get for it? If not, what metal is it considered as and how much could I get for it? I really need to know this sometime today because I have to bring it in tomorrow. Slight financial issues.
- July 19, 2012 at 4:25 am
I work in a photo lab that still takes 135mm film for developing. After the film is removed, the canisters are tossed. Originally I had started holding on to the canisters in hopes of creating a recycled-scrap art project. It's been several months since I started accumulating and my lab is now converting to dry (no chemicals) and so will no longer be taking film for development. I've gotten a fair amount, but not enough for the project, and will soon no longer be able to gain more. I have no access to a grinder to perform a spark test and I cannot find a source online that identifies the metal used. Can you tell me what kind of metal the film canisters are made of?
- August 17, 2012 at 1:38 am
Hi I have been collecting aluminum, copper 1 2 3, brass and rads for 3 yrs now and I can not seem to get the aluminum sheeth off my overwellming amount of wire I have collected its time to collect on my collection. I've tryd the hacksaw twist off and grinder cutting but is there any faster easier way. ??
I want top dollar for my efforts and enjoy this second job. I also have electric motors that need the armature removed for top dollar I use a grinder to get this cut in half but being such a large piece of metal and I have used up most of my metal wheels is there a better way?? Thank any advice would be awesome. Frank- September 27, 2012 at 6:14 am
The best and cheapest way I have ever found is to use a simple pocketknife. It made take a lil bit to get the angle right but once you do you will be cutting the alluminum/stainless sheath off much quicker and cleaner than other ways.
- September 17, 2012 at 12:22 am
I have a crappy old drumset that I want to get rid of. I could probably get a few bucks for it, but I have neither the time nor the inclination to set it up, photograph it, list it, and then deal with flaky broke drummers for weeks before selling it for next to nothing. So I thought maybe it might be worth just as much if I scrap it. I have some other things to go to the scrap yard anyway, so I figured I could just throw it in with that. The cymbals are brass alloys, but the hardware is chrome? I think? Do you have any idea what it really is?
- October 11, 2012 at 8:18 pm
Im not sure if this is the right place, would you know what metals are in a hard drive? I recently was given a pickup load of computers, cards, hard drives, 2 boxes of pc power cords, old school laptops, key boards. half of it i dont know what it is! lol trying to see what is what! thanks
- October 23, 2012 at 4:56 am
In New Jersey there is a few small recyclers of alloys and non-ferrous metals called Dr.Copper. they pay market price, are honest and helpful with knowledge. Your guide in scrapping is excellant! If people need even more info on the different alloys and metals just google what or where is the alloy/metal mostly found, like what products are made using the specific alloy they'd like to scrap (other than the obvious ones your guide describes). one thing about automotive that is by far the easiest to scrap without any work…if your catalytic converter needs replacing at the repair shop its worth between $75-$275 each in scrap depending on yr. make and model! tell the shop you want the old one back, they wont be happy but you will when you get the highest current market value for catalytic converters. G&E Autocat recycling outside Philly,Pa. payout the most! ask for "Eric". Thanks for all your hard work and knowledge given here,you are than man bro!
- November 15, 2012 at 2:39 pm
great site, learned alot. looking forward to coming back.
- November 16, 2012 at 12:05 am
How much are transport truck wheel bearings worth?
- January 7, 2013 at 1:08 am
Does anybody have an idea about how much a 5 gallon bucket of computer ram might weigh? Thanx
- March 3, 2013 at 2:48 pm
I have some what appears to be chrome strips off some old cars they are all bent up cause of wrecks but should I get a good price for them
- March 30, 2013 at 2:01 am
Great website and information. Thank you for sharing this information in a straight forward and easy to comprehend manner. I deeply appreciate it.
- April 15, 2013 at 3:29 am
I have a gym set someone left in my apt. Im trying to go to scrap it but I dunno what type of metal it is. I wanna say die cast steel. It has a rough texture and its average weight.
- April 15, 2013 at 9:52 pm
That suks I was hoping you could give me a scrap trik aswell. Thankyou now ill know and they cant and prolly wont try to scam me. Thanks again
- April 18, 2013 at 3:01 pm
Someone has dumped a 20ft long iron pole against my fence on the rear access of my house. It's against my fence bordering a shared access road to my garage. Technically this is now mine as each house is responsible for the area directly from the back of the garage to the boundary fence outwards from their house footprint.
I've asked my neighbours but no-one knows anything about it, I suspect it was dumped overnight.I can't lift the iron pole, so it is worth money. I don't have tools to cut it, to remove it, so I need it collected. A 2 man rag and bone team would be ideal, but I can't get any interest.
Any ideas on what I could do ?
- April 25, 2013 at 3:40 pm
- May 3, 2013 at 5:27 pm
I don't have any experience whatsover with metals or scraps.Myself in US. One of my relative back in India says have a buyer and financer for good Shredsed steel / HMS1 /HMS2. He wants to me to look for some good trusted supplier for above mentioned items and then he/me have to arrange the exporting it to india/vietnam or some other country. Profit would be to get commision from it. My relative says to start with 2000 , 10,000 tons at first using containers so as to make sure that seller is supplying genuine good quality scrap.
Me being illiterate in this business how should i approach and to which kind of scrap yards ? How should i start ? How will i identify if those guys are giving me genuine Shredded steel / HMS1 /HMS2.? how should i identify fraud ? is there any risk protection/insurance ? I don't want to approach scrap yard with no experience of metals at all but i have to start somewhere. May be they all started scrap metal business this way one day.
- May 14, 2013 at 2:59 am
I'm willing to help scrapers when ever possible so feel free to ask. Tip if you have enough of a specific metal and you have it tested have the yard give you the chemistry of it because what the gun says it is isn't always correct and may have something better then the gun says and they will show you what the gun says it is knowing its not because they will make way more in the end
- June 1, 2013 at 6:19 pm
I have just recently came across a abandon garage (in the ghetto)full of old car parts from the 1960′-70′.. Everything from fenders and headlights still in the box to loose parts piled up 3 feet on top of each other.. I picked up a few parts and the are extremely heavy for their size.. I don't know if I should take the heavy dull things or the little shiny parts.. It is really a sight to see and I am sure any scrapper would jump in joy if they came across this but I have no clue what I should scrap and what should I leave?
- October 23, 2013 at 12:32 am
parts from the 60s and 70s are worth more as parts then scrap and you would need to find the owner of the building
- June 5, 2013 at 6:42 am
I'm kind of new to scrapping and I don't do it that much, but I have been saving up all of the metals in my house so I could scrap them. What kind of wires or cords from electrical items could I scrap and how would I scrap them? Also, the scrap yard near me takes catv cable. What qualifies as catv cable? And what else could I scrap from just around the house?
- July 6, 2013 at 4:53 pm
I had a Barn full of pick up truck and car tires on steel rims so I called the scrap yard BEFORE loading them up and the girl on the phone says, we'll take them but will take 3 dollars off each to get rid of the tires. So I painstakingly hand loaded them up and took them to the scrap yard, and then they said they didn't want them or they would have to charge me! I was like WHAT? It would of helped to at least break even and dump them for free.. but they refused so I had to take them back and stack them in my barn. With three of four dozen wagon wheel truck rims, and car rims, I would think they could have easily made their money off me by taking them for free, especially since they have have a special machine that removes them from the rim. Man was I pissed off after that work out. The only thing they asked me was.. are any of the rims aluminum? I said no.. and you'll never see me do business here again.
- August 26, 2013 at 11:07 pm
How to identify Electric Steel?
- September 11, 2013 at 12:25 am
My dad and i dismantled a washer.is the big drum considered scrape metal along with the dismantled refrigerator.
- October 12, 2013 at 8:08 am
Is the copper inside of auto starters considered #1 or #2 copper?
- October 31, 2013 at 3:42 pm
I have started recycling scrap.Are chunks of steel worth taking in seperate then together with tin?
- November 27, 2013 at 1:08 am
How is galvanized steel categorized?
- December 19, 2013 at 11:59 pm
Hello. I found a silvery white metal that I think is used for grounding electric someone told me it could be white copper because it's oxidizing green. If someone knows please help.
- January 14, 2014 at 6:27 am
How can you tell if you have chromium iron alloy vs. iridium since it looks the same what would differentiate it?
- January 14, 2014 at 1:15 pm
One is chromium iron and the other will be something else
- February 11, 2014 at 8:59 am
what type of alloy ( Aliuminum, Steel, Iron etc) is transmissions made from?
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Automatic - May 14, 2013 at 2:51 am
I work at the scrap yard that smaller yards sell to now we take from the public to. I run non fe and if you don't want to be taken from a scrap yard 1st thing have your metals sorted to the best of you ability 2nd show up early in the morning or when there's not very busy "gives the yard more time to sort out things you missetd and you may learn something" and 3rd don't pick a lower grade metal "aluminum with fe screws in it" to fight about the clean or 10% grades because if you didn't clean it then we are looking at time management and cost to clean it so in the end you'll get the plus 20¢lb there but at a loss so if we see that you have say 90/10 or 70/30 we now buy it for brass to cover cost. Now if it appears that you worked and tried to clean the aluminum then most will give clean for 98% to 100% clean. One more tip most small scrapyards have only a few different grades for each diff metal so that they can just ship fast and make the quick buck
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Electronica Beat: Four All-Night Parties to Hit Up in March
Here's a different kind of March Madness for you folks. Some legendary House DJs will be passing through this month, so for durable, time-tested beats, look no further. Be sure to check out a fusion of music and art at a SOMA gallery, and did we mention? All the cool kids are invading the W Hotel!
Arts & Beats is happening again at Terra Gallery. That means 12 hours of music at the hands of eleven DJs, plus a two-floor exhibit featuring over 50 Bay Area artists in various mediums. The all-day, all-night party also celebrates the return of MURK, two Miami-based DJs who haven't played together in SF for over eight years. These legendary producers blend percussion, melodies and deep bass lines only Miami could have influenced.
Two of my local favorites are playing alongside them that evening as well, Adnan and dAvi. When Adnan isn't running Forward SF, he gets busy in the studio. He recently dropped some original and remixed tracks, so get ready to dance to those. His production and parties have grown to be a staple on the scene here in San Francisco for the last decade. dAvi has been making a name for himself over the last couple years, thanks to gigs at the former Triple Crown, 222 Hyde and a podcast for Om Records. He's emerging on the scene, bringing along a tasteful style riddled with nocturnal antics. March 10, 511 Harrison Street. Grab tickets here.
The SHOW must go on folks and Daniel Bell will be headlining it at The End Up on March 17th. Bell began producing and DJing in 1990 after spending years in bands. His growth as a DJ took off when he moved to Detroit and released a plethora of underground hits on Accelerate and 7th City that landed him gigs all over the world. With more than two decades of driving tech-house at his fingertips, Bell's finesse is not to be missed. Kicking off the night will be Ben Seagren and Dean Samaras, followed by the San Francisco duo to watch out for, Bells & Whistles. I have no doubt that Rich Korach will also deliver the groove, wrapping the dance floor up just right. March 17th, 401 6th Street, $10.
If you haven't seen Lee Burridge play a party you've been missing out. There, we said it. Burridge has played all over this planet since the late 80s, from holding residencies in Hong Kong, to helping bring the rave to the Gulf of Thailand and playing sunrise sets at Burning Man and beyond. His 10-hour sets will wear you out, but only after taking you to new heights with floating melodies, post-tribal drumming and a fusion of tech-house and minimal. Hailing from the UK, Burridge has been a huge influence on the EDM scene and will be at Public Works on March 17th. Opening for Burridge will be the energetic Atish and tech-tac-toe's Bo. Up in The Odd Job Loft, Rooz, Adnan and Sammy Bliss will be cutting it up for your enjoyment all night long. March 17, 161 Erie St. Grab tickets here.
The fourth floor's covered rooftop of the W Hotel will be transformed when As You Like It takes over, unleashing live tigers! That's right you hipster breaksters, Jeremy Bispo has rounded up the mysterious DJ duo Tiger & Woods, Visionquest's Laura Jones and hometown heroes on the decks, Rich Korach, Brian Bejarano, Nolan and William Wardlaw. Eight hours of music await anyone ascending to As You Like It in the Clouds. As You Like It is legendary for its great parties, hosting some of the most talented DJs from around the globe–so you're guaranteed a party that will be funky and fierce. March 31st, 181 3rd St. Grab tickets here.
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Events in Florence
There are 7 events in Florence from 2014 March 10 to 2014 March 20
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Florence event | Art Exhibit: Aldo Fallai - From Giorgio Armani To The RenaissanceWhen: 10 January 2014 - 16 March 2014
When: Villa BardiniThis exhibition features 200 photos by Aldo Fallai, shot between 1978 and 2013, as part of Giorgio Armani advertising campaigns critical to the Made in Italy brand. The images are in black and white and portray seductive, beautiful, impeccability dre »» read article |
Florence event | TASTE (Food Fair) by Pitti ImmagineWhen: 8 March 2014 - 10 March 2014
When: Stazione LeopoldaYour mouth will thank you; this is one of our favorite events of the entire year! The 8th edition of Taste, organized by Gastronaut Davide Paolini and Pitti Immagine, will transform Florence into the Italian capital for foodies! »» read article |
Florence event | Oscar Nominee: HerWhen: 14 March 2014 - 20 March 2014
When: Cinema OdeonThe Odeon Original Sound program is back!! The Odeon Cinema will be showing movies in their original languages with Italian subtitles. Come check out the latest films and perhaps learn some Italian while you do it!Oscar Nominee: Her (English): Starri »» read article |
Florence event | Antique Market: Fortezza AntiquariaWhen: 15 March 2014 - 16 March 2014
When: Cinema OdeonThis monthly market sees 120 small antique dealers and collectors from around Italy showcasing their finds in the Fortezza da Basso Garden. Booths line the circular path around the garden's fountain and artificial lake, a nice backrop for vintage hun »» read article |
Florence event | 2x1 Saturday Train Tickets!When: 15 March 2014
When: Florence, ItalyGet two Trenitalia tickets for the price of one every Saturday! Travel with a friend and pay for just one ticket! This special offer works on 1st and 2nd class tickets in Business, Premium, and Standard class on all national trains (unfortunately NOT »» read article |
Florence event | Soccer (Football): Fiorentina vs. ChievoWhen: 16 March 2014
When: Stadio FranchiIn the 28th match of the 2013-2014 Serie A Championship, Florence battles it out against Chievo - Verona's other soccer team! »» read article |
Florence event | Farmer's Market: La Fierucolina di Santo SpiritoWhen: 16 March 2014
When: Piazza Santo SpiritoThis is the place to go for organic, home-grown produce, meats, and cheeses in Florence! Across the Arno river in eclectic, Piazza Santo Spirito, this market gets you away from the tourists and up close to Tuscan farmers. »» read article |
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IFP Presents "Journey to Planet X"reBarWednesday, February 20, 2013 from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM (EST)New York, NY |
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IFP Presents
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Journey to Planet X
Special Screening of Short Documentary
Always a Fire
**1 Show Only**
February 20th, 2013
Doors: 6:45pm // Showtime: 7:30pm
Special Panel to Follow Screening: "Festival Strategy for Non-Fiction Storytellers"
By day, Eric Swain and Troy Bernier are just a couple of mild-mannered, nerdy Florida scientists, but after hours their real passion comes alive in the form of the fantastical and sometimes inadvertently hilarious science fiction films the two lovingly craft with only the help of an enthusiastic amateur cast, a basement green-screen, and some inspired lo-fi effects. While Eric views their efforts as a fun hobby, Troy believes the films could lead to the big time, and so with very different agendas the two undertake their most ambitious project yet, an epic short known simply as Planet X.
Myles Kane and Josh Koury's affectionate and funny documentary follows this dynamic duo as they pull out all the stops to realize their unique vision on the big screen. And whether the end result is unintentionally funny or a testament to the boundless potential of DIY achievement, Eric and Troy embody the true filmmakers' spirit, and Journey to Planet X stands as a paean to the democratization of creativity and a celebration of artistic expression in all its forms.
-Courtesy of Cara Cusumano/ Tribeca Film Festival
Always a Fire- 2012 -Short Documentary- 6:50mins
Directed by: Nathan Caswell & Jeremiah Zagar
A short documentary film on former New York Giant CHAD JONES—a star athlete from LSU whose promising professional career was put on hold by a tragic car accident before it even had a chance to begin.
The film details Chad's incredible rehabilitation and recovery from the horrific accident that nearly cost him his life. Comprised of intimate interviews with Chad and his trainers, as well as never-before-seen footage of his long road to recovery, the film provides an unflinching view of an elite athlete facing unimaginable tragedy and refusing to submit.
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All Aboard the Polar Express!
Dec 23rd, 2012 by mary
The boys LOVE The Polar Express! We went on a fun Polar Express train last year. This year we didn't go to the Polar Express so I decided to throw a Polar Express party for our friends! We are fortunate to have a neighborhood club house we can have birthday parties and events like this! There's no way we could fit this many families in our house, but at the clubhouse, there's plenty of room!
Here's Matthew getting his ticket! The kids turned in their tickets before they left to get a bell off of the little tree on the table. I put down tape to make a train track from the front door to the room. Jordan downloaded the Polar Express music for me and we had that going as you walked in the door. My friend, Tracy, loaned me this red board and some other fun Polar Express items!
The kids did a waffle cone/Christmas tree craft. They decorated their cone with lots of differnt candies. It was a lot of fun!
I had (fake) candles and bells everywhere. I love how Matthew is about to jump off the back of the couch in this picture.
I served pepermint sugar cookies and hot cocoa cookies. Kacy brought coconut cookies too! We had hot chocolate and all kinds of fun marshmallows. Berkli brought a veggie and meat tray as well! I had cut out little Polar Express art from Etsy onto each red cup.
I'm pretty sure Matthew had a great time eating ALL of the candy. Goodness!
All the kids did a great job with their Christmas trees!
Miss Elizabeth came early and helped me make hot chocolate and she also read "The Polar Express" to the kids! She was a good sport to put up with so many crazy kids running around!
And we had a big surprise! Santa made a surprise appearance! He gave out little candy canes and each little boy or girl (that wanted to) got to sit with him a bit!
It was the most fun Christmas party! We had a blast and the kids had a great time too! We'll have to do it again next year. Thanks to all of our friends for coming!


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I finally glued the skylight piece of the roof in place this morning.
I added a bit of color to the tiles along the roof beam to make them stand out more and a little of the same color here and there in the rest of the roof. Tessie approved.
Now that the roof is officially finished, I can start the half timbering.
I don't know if I have ever shown you this method of transferring lines on walls and windows before. I am using it to get an idea of where I want the timbers.
I also use it when I want to install wallpaper in a house. It works well for getting an accurate pattern without a lot of measuring.
I start with a piece of graph paper the size of the wall I want to copy. In this case, I didn't have to patch it. If you have a larger wall, just tape a few pieces together to get a fit.
I then lay the paper against the wall in question.
You can tape it if you are unsure. I have been doing it for many years and it is easier for me to just lay the paper on the wall and hold it with one hand, whilst tracing the details with my thumbnail or fingernail.
Here you see the piece for the front of the annex. I held the paper in the exact place on the front of the building and pressed the edges of the three windows. If you are unsure of the lines, you can go over them with a ruler and pencil.
After I am sure that they are right, I simply cut the windows out of the paper.
When wallpapering, I do the same thing with the wallpaper itself. I find that, if I am off at all, it is usually just a hair and the edge will be covered by the trim. If you are trying it for the first time, I would suggest that you cut a graph paper pattern to do it.
Once you get used to doing it this way, it is a real time saver. If you are doing inside walls, be sure to leave excess in the back side corners and glue the sides in first. Then cut the back wall exactly and glue it over the wraparounds from the side walls. You will have no visible corner seams if you match the paper design.
When I finished cutting out the patterns, I laid each one down and drew the half timbers on it.
I then taped the pieces to the building. Here's what it looks like.
I will probably do a bit more refining of the half timber design, but when I am satisfied, I can cut out the part that will be the stucco and have a pattern for the timbers left intact.
You may have to enlarge the photos to see what I mean.
Did you notice? Tessie got new threads in Carmel...They are made out of the Walmart, men's handkerchiefs.
I am not sure that I like them all that much, but when Tessie wants new clothes, she gets them. Tradition has it that she gets a new outfit every vacation.
She picked out a finger puppet. at a great toy store in Carmel, for Amare...Now if I can only get it away from her and Zar. It seems that Big Bird is very popular. I don't know why. Both Tessie and Zar already know the alphabet and their numbers.
They have had their heads together all morning and a lot of giggling is going on.
Maybe we should have bought two. One for the real little kid and one for the Terrible Two.
I do hope that they don't teach him any bad habits before he goes to Amare's house to live....
See you tomorrow. Oops! I almost forgot. If you want to see LOTS of these houses, go here for the slideshow. http://www.flickr.com/search/show/?q=fairy+tale+houses+Carmel
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We will be bled dry in two years, warns ONGC chief
By R Jagannathan The government's milch cow is mooing plaintively. The Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), the public sector energy giant that is being bled continuously to pay for the UPA's re-election agenda by maintaining high oil subsidies, has let out a loud wail saying in two years it will be #coal india #Oil subsidies #ONGC
Oil cos' profits are largely fiction: It's done with mirrors
By R Jagannathan Should companies be declaring profits on the basis of promises of debtors rather than the actual receipt of cash in the bank account? Accountants will, of course, say yes, for accrued income is the basis on which all balance-sheets are prepared. However, when debtors fail to pay up for months #BPCL #Cooking The Books #Corporate governance #HPCL #IOC #Oil subsidies #OMCs
Why India Inc should not ask for the moon from govt
By R Jagannathan For the average businessman, macroeconomics is as far from being a concern as melting ice-caps. For them immediate cuts in interest rates or duty concessions (or protection) or FDI in retail seem more relevant. Expecting miracles from Manmohan Singh in two weeks is foolish without understanding what is going #India Inc #Macroeconomics #Manmohan Singh #The Butterfly Effect
Pranab-da has left more ticking bombs for Manmohan
By R Jagannathan We know Pranab-da left a troubled legacy for Manmohan Sing to fix – including the retrospective Vodafone legislation, and the General Anti Avoidance Rules (GAAR), which have so riled investors. But did he also leave several financial time-bombs that will have to be defused? One of his last acts as #Budget Holes #EmptyCoffers #GST #Manmohan Singh #Oil subsidies #Pranab Mukherjee
How to collect telecom's golden eggs without killing the goose
By R Jagannathan The telecom spectrum auction hangs over the industry – and also policymakers – like some kind of Damocles' Sword. The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) has now dug in its heels and says its reserve price of Rs 18,000 crore plus for 5 Mhz of all-India spectrum is #SpectrumAuction #TRAI
Subbarao opens two more fronts in battle with finmin
By R Jagannathan Reserve Bank Governor Duvvuri Subbarao does not lack for issues to take the finance ministry head on. He has strenuously opposed the ministry efforts to get interest rates down without a commitment to get the fiscal deficit under control and without significant easing in inflation rates. So far, he #D. Subbarao #finance ministry #RBI #RegulatorWatch
Will govt miss the bus again on diesel price hike?
By R Jagannathan The word is that a diesel price hike is coming after the presidential poll on 19 July. And also, possibly, in cooking gas and kerosene. But no one's sure. It could even happen after the vice-presidential poll, which means 7 August. One hope it doesn't end up as #oil prices #PM Manmohan Singh #Reforms
MCX, Ajay Shah and the response to sharp criticism
By R Jagannathan How do you get justice in India? It is certainly not easy or cheap, given a decrepit legal system where delays are legendary. However, there are many ways of delivering injustice. One way is to use the legal system to go after people you want to target. And one #Ajay Shah #Defamation #MCX
Kingfisher endgame: Mallya's hold is now almost zero
Should we be calling Vijay Mallya the owner of sinking Kingfisher Airlines anymore? Consider the evidence to the contrary. With debt of over Rs 7,500 crore, Mallya has pledged nearly 95 percent of his shareholdings in the airline to lenders. According to Business Standard, the total current market value of #Endgame #ICICI Bank #Kingfisher #Vijay Mallya
PM-Pranab-Sonia hiatus was key cause of policy paralysis
The distance between North and South Block—which house the offices of the PM and the finance ministry and are at a walking distance from each other—was apparently unbridgeable during must most of UPA-1 and UPA-2. This, rather than just the obduracy of the Left (during UPA-1) and Mamata Banerjee (during UPA-2), #Kaushik Basu #Manmohan Singh #P. Chidambaram #PolicyWatch #Pranab Mukherjee #Sonia Gandhi


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text: History of Warfare Kelly DeVries Loyola University Maryland, John France University of Wales, Swansea, Michael S. Neiberg United States Army War College, Pennsylvania, Frederick Schneid High Point University, North Carolina The peer-reviewed* series History of Warfare presents the latest research on all aspects of military history. Publications in the series examine technology, strategy, logistics, and social development related to warfare in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East from ancient times until the early twentieth century. The series accepts high-quality monographs, collections of essays, conference proceedings, and translations of military texts. *For Brill's peer review process see here. A full overview of the series can be downloaded here. For Brill's Open Access options click here Recommend Print Flyer E-newsletters Forthcoming Titles in SeriesNew Titles in Series Standing order Series Editor: Kelly DeVriesJohn FranceMichael NeibergFrederick C. Schneid Subject: History›Early Modern History History›History of Warfare History›Medieval History Series Type: Series ISSN: 1385-7827 Imprint: BRILL More Information Titles in Series Editorial BoardEditorial BoardKelly DeVries Loyola University Maryland John France University of Wales, Swansea Michael S. Neiberg United States Army War College, Pennsylvania Frederick Schneid High Point University, North Carolina Allied Fighting Effectiveness in North Africa and Italy, 1942-1945 Edited by Andrew L. Hargreaves, Patrick J. Rose, and Matthew C. Ford Allied Fighting Effectiveness is a collection of scholarly papers focusing on a variety of different aspects of the major campaigns of North Africa, Sicily and Italy, ranging from operation TORCH to the end of the war in Europe. Series: HW Volume: 99 Format: Hardback ISBN: 9789004275232 Expected: July 2014 The Military and Colonial Destruction of the Roman Landscape of North Africa, 1830-1900 Michael Greenhalgh, Australian National University The French pursued victory and colonisation amid a Roman landscape little affected down the centuries by local inhabitants. In the space of two generations they destroyed much of it, re-using its materials to create security and a modern prosperity. Series: HW Volume: 98 Format: Hardback ISBN: 9789004248403 Expected: May 2014 War, Entrepreneurs, and the State in Europe and the Mediterranean, 1300-1800 Edited by Jeff Fynn-Paul, Leiden University In War, Entrepreneurs and the State, leading authors on the topic of military logistics provide cutting-edge insights into the role of the entrepreneur in making war and building states in Europe and the Mediterranean between 1300 and 1800. Series: HW Volume: 97 Format: Hardback ISBN: 9789004243644 Expected: May 2014 Belgium's Dilemma Jonathan A. Epstein, John Jay College of Criminal Justice of the City University of New York Jonathan Andrew Epstein's Belgium's Dilemma: The Formation of Belgian Defense Policy, 1932-1940 is a study of the policy makers, debates, and decisions that impacted the Belgian army in the years before World War II. Series: HW Volume: 96 Format: Hardback ISBN: 9789004254671 Expected: April 2014 Police and Politics in Marseille, 1936-1945 Simon Kitson, University of Auckland In Police and Politics in Marseille, 1936-1945 Simon Kitson challenges assumptions about the attitude and behaviour of the French Police and its role with regard to Resistance, Collaboration, the Holocaust and the forced labour draft during the Second World War. Series: HW Volume: 95 Format: Hardback ISBN: 9789004248359 Expected: April 2014 World War I and Propaganda Edited by Troy R.E. 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Syracuse Basketball's Wish List for 2012
By Gene Siudut ,
With the tremendous season Syracuse men's basketball is enjoying, ringing in a new year is a most enjoyable experience. The top-ranked Orange and coach Jim Boeheim are certainly happy about how 2011 ended and will try to duplicate the success in 2012.
Syracuse hopes to keep focused, but with a new year comes a new challenge. That challenge being the Big East regular season. The Orange kicked off its conference schedule with a 75-49 tail-whipping of Seton Hall and the game wasn't as close as the score. Seton Hall came into the Carrier Dome with a shiny 11-1 record, but left the building with a full understanding that papa don't take no mess, and neither does Syracuse (apologies to Leonard Washington).
The 26-point drubbing should serve to send a message that Syracuse is dedicated to the defensive end of the court and has the length to quiet the noisiest of offenses.
New Year's Day brings the promise of washing dirt away and making new again. Syracuse has a few things it would like to wash away, but also has a foundation of success it will continue to build upon.
These are the biggest hopes of Syracuse for 2012.
Dion Waiters has proven himself to be the most important piece of the Syracuse puzzle.
His high-energy output every time he steps on the court is exactly what the Orange needs, every single time he's out there.
While most teams would relish the opportunity to have a player of Waiters' caliber in their starting lineup, Waiters is the change of pace the Orange needs off the bench.
Whether it be an offensive lull or a need to stop a defensive breakdown, Waiters is the everyman for Jim Boeheim. He leads the team in steals and his defensive tenacity is contagious, which is shown by the Orange leading the nation in steals.
He has the talent and confidence to put the Orange on his back whenever needed and has hit too many big shots in the early season to list here.
Regardless of being the sixth man, Waiters has embraced his role. He doesn't look at his position as a bench player, but as one of the eight starters who fuel this locomotive.
He could be the best player on this talented Orange team, but his role as the best sixth man in the NCAA is too important to change.
The whole of Syracuse may be greater than the sum of its parts. With so much depth, Jim Boeheim has the luxury of resting everyone, including his senior star, Kris Joseph.
Joseph is playing fewer minutes this season than last, but that is not a judge of him as much as it is a testament to how deep the Syracuse bench has become. Joseph was thrust into the position of being the go-to man as a junior, but does not have the same pressure to perform as he did last season.
The beauty of this is that Joseph's game has actually improved without the added pressure.
Before his scoreless effort against Seton Hall (we'll call this an anomaly), Joseph was averaging 14.4 points per game, a virtually identical number to last year's 14.3, while playing four fewer minutes.
He's improved his three-point shooting from 36 percent to 40 percent. He's become an 82 percent free-throw shooter, where last year he shot at a 71 percent clip. But the real icing on the cake, and the evidence that he is less frustrated, is that he's lowered his turnovers per game by more than a full turnover. Last year, he committed 2.1 turnovers per game while he's lowered that to just 0.9 this season.
That's the good.
What Joseph should do now is embrace his role as a senior leader and make this his team. Syracuse can survive without Joseph scoring 20 points a game because the Orange has a great supporting cast.
He can now score because he wants to, not because he has to. He's way too comfortable this season as an ingredient of the stew instead of the main course.
I'm not suggesting he become a ball hog or take every shot, just more shots at the appropriate times.
As the season dogs on, someone will emerge as the leader of this team. Joseph should want that role. He certainly has the talent to do so; all he needs is the will.
Enough has been written about the Bernie Fine scandal to fill the Bird Library, so I won't rehash.
It seems that it is almost impossible to see a Syracuse game where it isn't mentioned and nary an article exists about the Orange without some mention of the child molestation investigation and subsequent law suits.
The players haven't shown any ill effects and the coaching staff seems to be getting along well without Fine, but this scandal is the elephant in the living room.
What would be best for all parties involved is for the truth to set everyone free. It is a very uncomfortable situation for all involved, but this type of alleged behavior cannot be tolerated in decent society and should be dealt with swiftly and harshly, should any type of guilt be found.
As far as the suit against Boeheim and Syracuse, I would think that some sort of settlement is reached out of court. Smart money says that Syracuse and Boeheim could win the suit, but getting the story out of the headlines combined with the legal costs involved necessitates a quick close to the defamation aspect of this troubling situation.
As I recently wrote, Syracuse will go as far as the defense takes them and that is looking to be pretty far.
The Orange play inspired defense, which has led to a nation-leading steal total and an average margin of victory of over 20 points per game.
There are plenty of ways to attack a 2-3 zone, but those opportunities greatly diminish when the zone is executed with skill and length, which this team has in abundance.
Length and defensive discipline were strong qualities of the Orange's 2003 title team and signs are pointing to another deep effort in the tournament. Syracuse won a mini-version of the Big 12 title that year in its run because none of the four Big 12 teams that Syracuse played in the tournament had an answer for the zone. I believe this version is better than the 2003 version.
Defense and a little help from Carmelo Anthony, Gerry McNamara and Hakim Warrick won Syracuse its first tournament title. If Syracuse can keep up the defensive effort, they should be able to stop saying defense wins championship and start saying defense wins championships.
OK, I made up the three Hs, but they are important to remember. It's easy to get caught up in the hype of being the No. 1 team in America. It's even permissible to believe they're the best team in the land. What's not good is to think that winning will come without hard work.
That starts with staying humble. There are enough talented players coming off the Syracuse bench to sit anyone who isn't giving the best possible effort. This should keep the guys hungry.
Every team Syracuse plays for the rest of the season will use that game as a measuring stick for themselves. Syracuse has to bring its "A" game every night. So far, the team has relished the opportunity to show America what a hard working team with talent is capable of. They need to make sure they don't feel anything is owed to them that they don't earn on the court.
One of the good things about being the top-ranked team is that teams are examining them for weaknesses and attempting to exploit the deficiencies they find. A win against Syracuse will be a gold standard for a program and they should get each team's best effort.
Jim Boeheim will be able to use game tape in every practice fix the holes that need fixing.
Syracuse is an interesting team because while it has star power, it lacks a true star. Syracuse goes two deep at every position and Jim Boeheim has masterfully found a balance of playing time for his starters and bench players to get the minutes they crave. Without having a superstar to lean on, Syracuse is the prime example of a team concept.
Yes, I said that Kris Joseph needs to step up and be more of a team leader. That doesn't mean he needs to be a superstar, just the best Kris Joseph he can be.
Staying hungry and focused should keep the Orange primed for a deep tournament push.


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Monday, November 4th, 2013
Starbucks lets users purchase coffee with a tweet
Announced earlier this week, Starbucks now allows customers to purchase $5 gift cards for followers or connected users through Twitter. The program, currently in beta, allows customers to link their Starbucks account to Twitter, and then tweet to the user they want to send a gift card to along with a special handle that will track the user's intent. Starbucks has also announced that the first 100,000 users to link their Starbucks and Twitter accounts will receive a free gift card. This new program comes as Starbucks is looking to increase its Twitter footprint and as social commerce is an increasing popular business option.
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Twitter sued over planned private stock sale
Earlier this week, two financial firms filed suit against Twitter, citing that the micro-blogging social network attempted to sell private shares of its company in 2012 as a way of strengthening its financial position coming into the IPO that will take place later this year. The two firms, Precedo Capital Group, Inc., and Continental Advisors, are stating that Twitter has used the abandoned sale to bolster the said value of its company, to a valuation of $10 billion. Twitter's IPO is planned to be valued at as much as $1.4 billion, which would bring the new total valuation of the company to $10.9 billion.
Read more on Bloomberg.
Google+ announces new Hangout updates
At a press conference earlier this week, Google announced a set of new features specific to Google Hangouts. These new updates are part of the rolling features that Google is constantly updating Google+ with, and have been long requested by frequent users. These updates include location sharing through Google Maps, animated GIF support, and the ability to integrate SMS messaging. Video calls will also now have HD support and a number of other options including visual filters. Additional planned features specific to Hangouts on Air include planning, promotion, and management capabilities, aimed at marketers.
More information on VentureBeat.
Social log-in increases exponentially while Facebook maintains majority
Social log-in, the process by which a user will provide their social networking site credentials and profiles to an online site, such as a retailer, to register, has increased year over year. According to data from Gigya, this trend has likely developed due to the user wanting a more convenient registering process, and also believing the the user experience of a site will improve as a result of providing profile information. Facebook holds the majority of social log-in registrations, but other players such as Yahoo and Google+ are begin to emerge and have increased their individual shares comparatively against previous years. Analyzing across different industries, Facebook has an even larger hold on those such as Hospitality and E-Commerce.
Read more on Gigya Blog.
Facebook updates Messenger app to function more like SMS
Earlier this week, Facebook announced changes to the way its messenger app works so that users can contact people who are not within their Facebook friends network. The recipient of the message has to have their phone number stored on the user's address book, but this change overall marks a step towards Facebook integrating its application with all of a user's contacts, and not limiting the Facebook experience to the platform itself. In order to activate the new feature, users will have to verify their phone number on Facebook, and it will also post that information on a user's timeline (this can be set to be only visible to the user). After the phone number is uploaded, other users will be able to look up an individual by their phone number on the Messenger app.
More information on All Things D.
Facebook offers free data access in the Philippines
As of October 31st, Facebook is offering limited free access to their smartphone app to users in the Philippines. This is the first time specifically within Asian markets that Facebook has allowed access to its network. Users in the Philippines will be able to access Facebook through either a mobile browser or directly from the application for a three month trial period. In order to provide this service, Facebook has partnered with Globe Telecom, a top mobile provider in the region. Facebook has previously run similar programs, and is doing so again in order to solidify its footprint as internet and mobile usage is starting to increase in the Philippines.
Read more on All Facebook.
Pinterest releases related pins
As part of an update to users' feeds released earlier this week, Pinterest is now showing users related pins, or pins that are relative to the things they are searching for, or that normally appear in their home feeds. Related pins will also be based on saved and liked pins. Pinterest will be at first rolling this feature out slowly and testing user response. This comes at a time when promoted pins have recently been announced as a method for Pinterest to generate revenue.
More information on Pinterest Blog.
Facebook testing cursor tracking technology
Facebook is testing technology that will allow it to track the movement patterns of its users cursors, according to its head of analytics, Ken Rudin. The data collected could be used for the purposes of product development all the way to advertising targeting. Facebook collects two types of data, demographic and behavioral, in total aimed at understanding a user's profile, and then they things they do in real time within the Facebook network. Although there is no guarantee that this new method of data collection will roll out, this new initiative is part of Facebook's larger overall strategy to continue to understand its audience further.
Read more on WSJ Blog.
Google+ begins offering custom URLs
As part of the updates announced by Google+ for Hangouts earlier this week, custom URLs will now be available for Google+ accounts that have been active for more than 30 days and have more than 10 followers. Google is said to be expanding availability throughout the remainder of the week. Google previously enabled this feature for brand and pages with a large amount of followers, individually notifying the users and managers of these pages, but largely halted it after an initial push.
More information on The Next Web.
Instagram shows first official ads
After several months of Instagram sharing its potential plans for advertising as well as an example promoted post from the photo sharing service itself, the first brand approved advertisement has appeared, an image of a watch from Michael Kors. The image is featured on the Michael Kors Instagram page but also appears to all users on their home feeds, whether or not they follow the brand. This is the start of an advertising plan that will bring revenue to the photo-sharing social app, and its parent company, Facebook.
Read more on Venture Beat.
Facebook increases per user revenue in all geographies
Earlier this week, Facebook reported its quarterly earnings, and they show an increase in revenue per user across geography where the social networking giant has an established presence. With an increase to 1.2 billion active monthly users, the number of monthly users who access Facebook via mobile has also jumped to over half a billion. The company recorded over $2 billion in profit overall, with the majority coming from the United States and Canada.
More information on Venture Beat.
Twitter update places photos directly in-feed
Twitter has released a new update that now shows photos directly within a home feed, without the need for a user to clink the link and open a separate window. The change is part of Twitter's overall plan to make the platform more accessible, and for users to more easily be able to absorb content with fewer clicks. Other recent updates to the micro-blogging platform ahead of its IPO have included the new ability to geo-target tweets, and new products within the media and advertising spaces.
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Nevertheless, this discussion is rather futile. Of course everybody can set links to any sites, and if it's done on a page with high PR than the linked site is going to profit. I guess what you are saying is ODP editors have a a certain amount of power. Nothing really new.
KC, I do not think Dumpy advocates a misuse of the ODP. He points out a potential point of misuse.
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Victoria, This might not be what you are looking for but it is a good quote from Ambrose Bierce who was serving on General George Thomas' staff on Snodgrass Hill on the evening of the second day, " Away to our left and rear some of Bragg's people set up the 'rebel yell.'It was taken up successively and passed round to our front, along our right and in behind us again until it seemed almost to have got to the point whence it started. It was the ugliest sound that any mortal ever heard--even a mortal exhausted and un-nerved by two days of hard fighting, without sleep, without rest, without food and without hope. There was, however, a space somewhere at the back of us across which that horrible yell did not prolong itself, and through that we finally retired in profound silence and dejection, unmolested" |