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Ebay plow part
I check ebay every so often for odd parts and found a "HARD TO FIND" Farmall Cub Hillside Lift Assembly listed under Farmall Cub Plows. (couldn't find ebay #) This doesn't look like my 189 latch assembly, I don't think I really need it, but can anyone here enlighten me as to what plow it works with? Most items I can identify, even some that the seller has misidentified (got some deals that way), but this one has me thinking. John
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The ebay # is to the right under description, 221123333318. I don't kn ow what it is.
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It is for a Super A 2-way plow (A-189).
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Thank you Mr. Becker. And thank you for your excellent and informative contributions to RED POWER MAGAZINE. I look forward to your articles and Ken Updikes. And now that I know what that part is (maybe I should buy it in case I ever get a Super A!), I'll be able to sleep tonight. John
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Stay away from that ebayer...everything is "rare" and really overpriced. They mislabel items quite often. I bought something from them that was rare and for a Cub. Turned out it was for a larger Farmall. To ship it back would have cost me $60. I sold ot for a loss
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Shot/bead/sand blasting.
In UK, aparently, it is now the only way to go about a tractor restore is to shotblast the whole chebang and then prime and repair, anything less is de-rigeur. Certainly it gets back to bare metel which gives a very good key for future paint coats, but is it neccessary?
I would be interested in hearing your thoughts on shot/sand/bead blasting and it's benefits.
As a sidenote, we blasted the beams in our house when we were restoring it, they were nearly 1/4 inch thick in 160 years of paint. Very efficient, but we still find bits of black sand coming out of cracks 4 years later. The other day Noëlle started up her electric piano and there was a bass note stuck that vibrated the house and black bits jumped out of everywhere.
Thanks Pat
I personally like the glass bead blasting. I clean the part, then do an initial blast. I then will use chemical stripper if necessary then clean and reblast. I like to start with fresh metal, I think it is the best for repainting. Now for a simple touch up, I will just scuff nad paint. I use the blaster at work for most things and it uses fine beads, a medium is probably better for the heavier castings and such, but since we have fine beads, thats what I use!
There are many different ways to accomplish a job, depending on your talents and what you want. My sugestion is not to sand blast an assembled item. the dust gets into many places (seals, beaings, etc.) that you don't want it, no matter how well you attempt to protect it. I assume bead blasting does not have such a severe problem.
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I prefer to send my tractors out for sandblasting so I don't have the health risk or the sand mess to clean up. I do have plywood dummies to bolt on everywhere anything has been removed to keep the sand out.
I do clean off the crud as much as possible to make the blasting easier. Accumulated grease doesn't blast very well.
For small parts I have a home made blasting cabinet here in the shop that I use a lot. It's difficult, but I have done parts as large as the radiator base in it.
The very first Cub I restored was completely stripped with paint remover. Never again!
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Actually John, thost darn beads get everywhere you don't want them as well!
George, could you give us an idea how this goes? A ply box lined with rubber?, How do you see?, that is if you do see etc, compressor size?...
I'd be very interested to make something up myself.
A full blown sand blasting setup needs a diesel rotovane compressor with a large output and the blaster, helmet etc which is dear to buy, but useful to have around.
Thanks Pat
The cabinet is quite simple to build and has been in use for maybe 10 years. It isn't especially pretty. Maybe my camera and I can get together and make up a construction article if there's enough interest and the days get long enough.
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A construction diagram would be nice!
Thanks George, I get the idea, but as Carm says and if your camera and you have time, it would be great to have an article on the cabinet, what and how, thanks again
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3.75/5 rDev -8.3%
Picked up this bomber after being impressed with their West Coast IPA and Barleywine. This beer pours about three fingers of thick, white, foamy, clumpy head and an awfully clear light orange color. Dense clumps of lacing abound.
Smell is great. Dank, resinous, grapefruit and citrus but with a musky earthy, herbal undertone. It's like nothing else I've smelled before - must be the relatively new Summit hop variety. It's most reminiscent of Simcoe, just really nice, thick and clean. Oh yeah, there's a bit of malt sweetness on the nose but not much.
Wow this thing is bitter. Warning: drink as a nightcap, for you will not be able to taste anything else for days after. The resinous character carries over providing something else to focus on besides the sharp bitterness at the back of the mouth and sides of the tongue. The hops are relentless, herbal and earthy with a grapefruit sourness.
What can you say about the mouthfeel and drinkability? It's beautiful if you can't get enough hops. But at a time when a lot of brewers really can't, I'd settle for more malt presence in an IIPA like this. The hops stick mini needles into your tongue with each gulp, sending alcohol straight through your blood stream to your dome, and back out your legs so you can't move off your chair.
Some relief comes as the beer warms but at that point I'm taking things slow. One of these is more than enough. Recommended for the most adventurous of hopheads. You have been warned.
03-24-2008 00:41:00 | More by boston2bburg
4.28/5 rDev +4.6%
A: Golden and orange-brown hue. One finger of head
S: Hoppy smell with pine signatures. Slight fruity aromas that blend well with the hops
T: The hops are immediately present, but not overwhelming. Accompanied by a firm, yet pleasant pine taste. Slight apricot-richness after it settles for a moment.
M: Noticeable bitterness from the hops. However, there is a richness that balances off the overt I.B.U. and makes it a clean finish. Ends with a nice bitter grip
D: This beer proves in my mind to be another delicious presentation from Green Flash that produces its own interesting identity within the realm of Imperial IPA's. Personally I love the hoppy qualities of the beer and would have no inhibitions to continue drinking it. However, I would caution to those who are turned off by higher levels of bitterness in beer because this one can pack a punch. Overall I was very pleased and would highly recommend trying it.
02-10-2010 01:26:44 | More by APetitfils
North Carolina
3.78/5 rDev -7.6%
22 oz bottle shared with girlfriend
A-Golden color, small head with OK lacing
S-Lots of hop aroma, grapefruit, orange, but as it warmed a strange aroma came out that was remenescent of meat
T-Sweet with taste profile similiar to smell, lots of hops upfront but decent malt profile with some toffee notes, that strange meat/food flavor was there-can't identify this flavor but took away from my score
M-Creamy but carbonated, good in the mouth
D-Strong alcohol takes away and the off flavor as it warms would not keep me coming back
07-17-2008 02:34:22 | More by hopsleeroy
4.47/5 rDev +9.3%
A: A light bronze color with half a finger of
white head that disipates rapidly.
S: Smells like a glass of grapefruit juice with
a splash of lemon/orange/grassy.
T: I will take this in place of my breakfast
table juice any day. It is like sucking on
a grapefruit!(the ABV would send me back to
bed though).
M/D: Creamy and rich with good body, a great drink
07-06-2009 00:57:35 | More by ArrogantDeadGuy
New York
4.22/5 rDev +3.2%
green flash imperial ipa... thats were it all started for me.... a local grocer (kobackers) had this in stock a few years back and i had opted for something new that day... well what a suprise... no generic beer ever tasted the same after that day.... this is truly one of the best ipas you will ever encounter...
01-27-2012 03:51:53 | More by diesel59
4/5 rDev -2.2%
From BeerAdvocate Magazine Volume II, Issue V:
Brewed with Summit and Nugget hops to measure up to 101 IBUs, not 100 or 102, but 101. Not that it matters because the taste threshold for most people is about 80 IBUs. Three fingers of off-white head hold strong with a very impressive display of lacing down the glass. Clear brassy color. Smells of tangerines, crushed hemp seeds, fresh mint, black pepper, evergreen, ruby-red grapefruit and wildflowers from the hops; with some ripe passion fruit and pineapple juice from the alcohol. Slight bready tone in the nose but mild compared to the hops. Creamy up front with a slow rolling smoothness in the back. Hop bitterness nearly strangles the life out of our taste buds. After things settle down, flavors of faint white peppercorn, dried grass and pungent citric rind. Maltiness is there but more as the foundation to the full body, what biscuity flavors are present are blanketed by the massive hop presence. Alcohol is deceiving, it is warming but it does not come across as 9.0 percent ABV. The finish is a long, drawn out ramble of hop flavor and bitterness that leans to the dry side.
Excessively hopped with just enough malt to get by. Without a doubt, this beer goes down the righteous path to Imperial IPA and is a trophy beer for any veteran hophead.
09-10-2010 13:13:08 | More by BeerAdvocate
New York
3.9/5 rDev -4.6%
A - Hazy copper, high carbonation, nice head that has some staying power and sticks to the sides.
S - Where is the hop aroma a IIPA should have? There is some citrus hops and a little sweet malt, which is good, but it just too muted.
T - A little floral hop to start with a light but hearty malt backbone. The citrus comes on late and there is lot of bitter on the finish. Seems a little out of balance, starts off too soft and then comes on too strong at the end.
M - Lots of malt in there with some larger sugars still hanging around in there. Nice alcohol warmth, but too much carbonation though for a IIPA.
D - This is a good beer, a good representation of an IIPA, but lacked some balance.
Overall, this was below average for Green Flash. I don't got a bad one or what, but I had tons of carbonation and this didn't seem to be the case in other reviews. Also just seemed a bit out of balance, not enough aroma, and flavor starts off a bit weak. Will have to sample again and edit review if necessary.
02-12-2011 23:43:38 | More by steelerguy
4.5/5 rDev +10%
08-28-2013 16:50:27 | More by supa0525
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
07-13-2013 21:16:05 | More by EastBay_Nick
4.89/5 rDev +19.6%
This beer is fantastic! For an Imperial IPA, it drinks much lighter than 9.4%. This beer tastes citrusy, like biting into a fresh Lemon with a silky smooth soft yet bitter aftertaste. I picked this up on a recent trip to LA and will seek it out again.
07-03-2013 05:50:27 | More by Drunkenass
4.75/5 rDev +16.1%
03-16-2014 21:55:32 | More by Joebraggot
4/5 rDev -2.2%
05-02-2014 22:57:16 | More by danthehopslamman
4.05/5 rDev -1%
IPAs, to me, are always really attractive beers. This beer, in a tulip, was exceptional. Gold color, thick white head, lots of lacing. I'm a sucker for lace. Some malt, but mostly citrus aroma. Big citrus/grapefruit taste, malt presence. The beer was pretty well balanced, still a big hit of hops.
04-21-2010 20:31:42 | More by lordofthewiens
4.5/5 rDev +10%
Another great offering from Green Flash. Plenty of hop flavors without the suck-your-cheeks-out bitterness.
Smooth, citrus, flowery.
Measures up very well with the better IIPA's with a different slant.
Decent ABV and IBU's that are without the edge. Clearly the intent of the brewer and he met it well.
Kudos to Green Flash for a job well done.
10-24-2011 20:01:55 | More by NWer
4/5 rDev -2.2%
05-12-2014 07:19:02 | More by freshflesh
3.93/5 rDev -3.9%
Pours a clear orange/brown with two fingers of head that leave a lot of lacing behind.
Smell is the biggest blast of pine/spruce that I can remember. These aromas seem to prevent anything else from coming through except for a small amount of caramel malt.
Taste is similar to smell, with pine hops dominating. There is a bit of caramel malt trying to balance things out, but this is clearly a West Coast hop-dominated DIPA. Leaves a lingering bitterness on the tongue.
Medium bodied oily mouthfeel with nice carbonation. Slightly astringent feeling.
Overall, not the most complex DIPA around, bit still a quite enjoyable, pine hop-forward, beer.
05-11-2011 02:38:01 | More by warnerry
4/5 rDev -2.2%
02-03-2012 01:24:39 | More by DWolf
3.35/5 rDev -18.1%
22 oz bottle. Pours a clear golden amber with a big frothy white head that retains well and laces the glass.
The aroma is strong piney and peppery hops with a little charcoal and doughy malts underneath.
The flavor is kind of a mish-mash. There's some sweet bready malts, a little fruitiness (melon) and a good amount of hops (piney, peppery and floral). It ends with some harsh bitterness and a little sweetness and a weird aftertaste. The flavor profile is just not very smooth and the flavors don't blend well. The mouthfeel is medium with some harsh carbonation.
Overall, this was a bit of a let down. I like their IPA, so I was looking forward to this, but it was not as good.
12-12-2006 07:37:27 | More by Beaver13
5/5 rDev +22.2%
06-20-2014 20:41:01 | More by Kendog65
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
01-02-2014 04:08:20 | More by Shagator
5/5 rDev +22.2%
08-23-2014 23:26:25 | More by Fcip78
Green Flash Imperial India Pale Ale from Green Flash Brewing Co.
91 out of 100 based on 2,288 ratings.


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Don't think the chests are puffed out or anything, either.
Confidence is one thing. But don't expect the Bombers to provide any bulletin-board fodder for the Red Sox.
Sure, New York evened the American League Championship Series at a game apiece on Thursday night in The Bronx. And sure, they would seem to have momentum on their side with Game 3 looming Saturday afternoon.
But they're not letting it go to their heads. Not for one second. The prospect of facing Pedro Martinez with the might of the Red Sox Nation behind him has a way of keeping things in perspective. So the Bombers were keeping it low key after Thursday's victory in New York and were equally subdued Friday afternoon prior to their workout.
New York went 5-4 in Boston this season, winning 10 of 19 games overall against the Sox. The two teams were evenly matched during the regular season, a fact that's carried over into the playoffs. So don't go expecting any sweeps by either side this weekend.
"I don't think anyone is looking three games ahead," outfielder David Dellucci said. "The way you win a series like this is to worry about winning one game at a time. You can't worry about a game on Monday, though, because you have a game Saturday. If we win, that's nice but I'm not going to worry about the next game until it's there. It's crazy if anyone is talking about trying to win this thing in Boston."
The fans in Fenway probably won't give anyone in the visiting clubhouse the chance to talk sweep, anyway. They have a reputation similar to the fans in New York and have been known to make a difference in the past. Just ask Roger Clemens. He got an earful during the 1999 ALCS.
"It's going to be tough and loud and crazy on Saturday," closer Mariano Rivera said. "But it's still only a game. We have to go there and play. "
Jorge Posada is ready for everything the fans will give him on Saturday. He smiles when asked if the old building on Yawkey Way intimidates him.
"No, I love it," Posada said. "If anything, I think every player understands what the fans are going to try and do. It's going to be loud like New York. I'm actually looking forward to it.
Game 3 will be the first playoff game of Jason Giambi's career in Fenway Park. He's been in the House That Ruth Built during October as a member of the Yankees and Athletics. The big crowds have been for him and against him but he just blocks it out, just as many of his teammates do.
"Yankee Stadium obviously holds more people but I think it's the same type of crowd here," Giambi said. "The size is the only difference. They love their team here as much as the Yankee fans love theirs."
And that love will be evident this weekend. It will serve as a less than subtle reminder that the Yanks shouldn't be strutting around too much. Not just yet anyway.
"Andy [Pettitte] got us even [in Game 2] and now I'm like a swing guy if I can get us this game and put us in a better spot than we were yesterday," said Clemens, who is the Game 3 starter.
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Horses and the Economy
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Horses and the Economy
I have been noticing a large influx of horses for sale many of them priced very cheap. There are alot of sad hotse owners who can no longer afford to feed their horses and themselves. The local television station did a segment on a horse rescue stable that is just barely getting by, they also have a waiting list of horses for adoption. When will it all end.
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Re: Horses and the Economy
Most new horsey people do not have any idea what the cost will be, and the shock is bad normally, but with groceries and energy raising at the rate they are it is a real shock. By horsey I mean people that move into the area form the city and buy a couple horses because their friends own them, but rarely ride them, not people that use their horses on a regular basis, they are 2 separate breeds of people.
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Re: Horses and the Economy
There is a riding stable just down the road from son's acreage. There is currently little to no traffic in horse trailers on weekends. Last few years the horse trailer traffic was bumper to bumper.
The US closed down slaughter houses dealing in horse meat. Horses are currently moved to Canada or Mexico for slaughter. PETA type people are now complaining how horses in shipment to the slaughter houses are being treated. If people can't afford to care for their animals and there is no market for them - well - not a good out come for the animals.
Good intentions - consequences not well thought out.
I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: Horses and the Economy
I tried to keep my mouth shut on this but....
Why should one type of animal life be more sacred than another?
Pass the southern fried cat.
Tractors are made to work!
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Re: Horses and the Economy
Dog OK, but not Hawkins' dog.
Re: Horses and the Economy
Here kitty kitty!!!! I like the wild cats around my house they keep the small stuff down Kevin as for horses I like them as long as I don't own them. They always step on my feet haha!!!
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Re: Horses and the Economy
my friend goes to an weekly auction every few weeks and he said people that don't sell their horses seem to just leave them there anyway and go home!!!
guess when times are good people take for granted that the horse is easy to take care of... but i agree with others here that horses seemed to be
getting as popular as a dog for a pet and don't think new horsey people think about the long term committment before the purchase of a horse i would
like to get a horse as i live on the edge of my uncles 100 acre farm and could keep it there with the other few horses they have but am not sure i want the
responsibility just yet!!! hope this horse and auction thing stops soon....
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Re: Horses and the Economy
Yep, one man's pet is another man's dinner. I've worked with many Asians over the years and they did enjoy their dog and cat meals in their old country. One Asian guy told me after eating dog meat apparently other still live dogs can smell the scent and sometimes growl at them.
Why should one animal be more sacred than another? Good question!
I'd like to think its the specific specie's intelligence and affection to us humans which ends them up in the pet category. Dogs undoubtedly are on top and what little exposure i've had with horses, they also seem to be extremely intelligent.
I got into it with a woman on another pet forum who of all things keeps(she used the word adopt!) wild mice as pets similar to keeping a hamster! She was abhored and scorned me for trapping the mice in my barn with good ol fashioned spring kill traps. Why don't you use non-kill traps then release them? Why don't you use chemical repellants instead of kill traps? ON and ON ad nauseum she went! She finally lost it when i told her i killed 23 mice in a weeks time..Ha Ha!
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Re: Horses and the Economy
At the end of this last winter, after hay prices being so high, there were folks at the horse sale in Cookeville, TN that had taken a trailer hoping to get a good deal on a horse. After the sale they found 2 horses in the trailer.
There were a lot of news stories here of folks just opening their gates after taking the horses halters off and just letting them go because they could not feed them.
Several horse rescues have sprung up, and most of them are overcrowded.
Re: Horses and the Economy
I am a long time member of the League of Maryland Horsemen. Club membership increased over the last decade to the point that they stopped accepting new members. Then the price of energy skyrocketed, the credit market collapsed and the housing boom busted. Now members are dropping out, horses and fancy trailers and big trucks are up for sale all over the area.
Fortunately, the Board of Directors has been conservative with the boom-time funds. We've been through these cycles before.
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Re: Horses and the Economy
I know full well the cost of horses, It seemed a time when the wealthy owned cars and the poor horses, that flipped around a few times. I don't think we will revert to horses and farming, but who knows it may return.
My family has owned horses for as long as I can remember, (11 head) the work involved is tremendous, not to mention the vet bills,Shoeing if you are into that, fencing, and the midnight runs to round them up through the neighbor hood.
I remember many a night Dad would holler up stairs "boys get up the horses are out"
I think you will see the Vets feeling it as well . My brother had a colt he put $800 into , it died with a week after, horses are big money to them .
I try to help my brothers cut , rake and bale hay ,( I get to use my restored items,) but I did not retain the horse gene.
I like horses , but not on my tab.
I had to raise a family , not horses. Could not do both.
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Re: Horses and the Economy
I never thought much for horses, but have gotten to know a few. They seem to be a luxury item. My friend who is an Animal Control Officer in our town lost her house to foreclosure probably due to having too many animals and kids. Her horse is coming to my place and so are two sheep and a goat. I keep sheep to mow the fields and for the lamb meat. I also use the wool to insulate. Horses seem like I said a luxury item. Any idea what I can expect a single horse to eat daily in hay??? I'm getting hay more hay today and hoping her horse doesn't wipe out my hay supply. I haven't asked her yet how much he eats.
Re: Horses and the Economy
I don't know, but suspect the expression "eats like a horse" is based on something.
More than you want to know here: http://www.equusite.com/articles/basics/basicsFeeding.shtml
Re: Horses and the Economy
Jim...you got a chuckle out me. I suppose they didn't coin the expression for nothing.
Thanks for the link...Chris
Re: Horses and the Economy
If the horses are healthy (weight wise), the best person to answer your question would be the lady who owns them. Otherwise, there are a lot of variables that will be hard to answer without more information. Such as:
--what do the horses weigh?
--will they be ridden/worked, or just "hang out" all day?
--how much pasture is available for them, and what is the nutritional value of the grass?
--straight grass or grass/alfalfa mix?
--will their feed be supplemented with grain or processed horse feeds?
--other costs will include shoeing /trimming (as needed), worming, and possibly occasional Vet checks.
Ideally, any feed transition should be made gradually, to minimize the risk of colic. If they are already at your house, and doing okay, then that is a moot point now. We live in Colorado, my wife feeds year around, even when the pasture is good, so she can control their intake and weight gain. They are not in the pasture all day long in the summer, as they would gain too much weight. If you have neighbors with horses, they would also be a good source of information.
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A broken elevator at an Atlanta senior home is forcing many residents to make long, painful walks to leave the facility or get a bite to eat.For more than two weeks, residents at Mount Vernon Village -- where the average age is 84 – have been forced to walk a quarter-mile hallway to a second elevator just to eat."I think it's pitiful that the elevator hasn't been repaired as it's needed," Jo Ann Meaders said.Meaders said many residents have been forced to stay inside their apartments. FOX 5's Nicole Estaphan found some residents who struggle just to take a few steps, preferring to spend the day downstairs so they don't have to make the trek more than once.Resident managers said the elevator had some sort of issue two weeks ago and started smoking. The company hired to service it, Gemco, responded the next day, but managers say that wasn't quick enough and they have been given the runaround ever since. Residents said they've paid more than $100,000 in maintenance fee to the company over 30 years.The owner of Gemco told FOX 5 that his contract states he is not responsible for the elevator feed, despite the $230 a month the facility pays. He would not provide FOX 5 with a copy of that contract. The senior home said they don't have a copy of the contract either.The owner told FOX that it the elevator has a bad electrical panel and it will take time to find a replacement.
A fifth arrest has been made in connection with the murder of a 13-year-old in his own bedroom on Sunday.


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Cloud Computing
To boost their responsiveness, businesses seek to complement their internal data centers with the agility and cost-effectiveness of a public cloud, which leverages existing investments.
Growing Chasm Between Business and IT
IT organizations face unprecedented challenges. Internal business customers continue to demand rapid delivery of innovative services to respond to outside threats and opportunities. Hamstrung by limited staff and budget, IT struggles to keep up, often exhausting resources simply trying to respond to changing business requests.
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Those organizations most successfully leveraging cloud technology have transformed two major areas of IT: the technology required to build a cloud infrastructure and the core operating model needed to gain the greatest benefit from this new technology foundation. These businesses have embraced cloud as a cohesive strategy, examining how to build and operate or rent their cloud environments, while measuring the efficiency, agility and reliability improvements of cloud computing.
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Quote from: bucsquad on October 06, 2012, 10:56:24 PMElam is an angry man. I would love to see him paired with BarronDoubt it happens as Elam looks like 1st round material. Also I think Ahmad Black is the eventual starter with Barron.
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not sold on Florida in the least. the D is nasty like i expected but the O just isnt that good. i think they are going to feast on a weak schedule from here out. LSU was obviously extremely overrated. luckily for florida there arent many teams to challenge them with a good offense. they get into a shootout situation and they might be in trouble
no. georgia got exposed as a fraud by south carolina
Quote from: dexmonkey on October 08, 2012, 12:53:27 PMno. georgia got exposed as a fraud by south carolinaI think you're exaggerating this point quite a bit. Did NC State "expose" FSU or did the Seminoles just play like crap?Georgia is a talented team.
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1. Tre Mason, RB, Auburn – Auburn has the No. 6 rushing offense in the country and Mason has been a huge reason why. He added 168 yards and four touchdowns to his total, which is at 921 yards and 13 touchdowns on the season, in the Tigers' 35-17 win over Arkansas. Mason was named the SEC's offensive player of the week.
Auburn may earn a trip to the SEC championship game one year removed from an 0-8 conference record. The Tigers (8-1, 4-1) don't have much room for error and have to win what could be three difficult games against Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama to make it.
2. Connor Shaw, QB, South Carolina – One week after playing savior in a comeback win over Missouri, Shaw showed no effects of his injury and led South Carolina to a 34-16 win over Mississippi State with 147 yards and four touchdowns.
South Carolina (7-2, 5-2) is off this week but plays Florida on Nov. 16. A win over the Gators keeps South Carolina chances at the SEC championship game alive, which would happen with another conference loss by Missouri.
3. Maty Mauk, QB, Missouri – Not much offense was needed in Missouri's 31-3 win over Tennessee, but Mauk provided plenty of it anyway. He threw for 163 yards and three touchdowns and ran for 114 yards, the first time a Missouri quarterback has posted a 100/100 game since joining the SEC. His effort earned him the SEC's freshman of the week honor.
It might also earn him a trip to the bench, because James Franklin was reportedly able to play against the Vols. According to that report, Franklin's possible return might have caused Mauk to play better. Don't expect him to keep starting once Franklin is ready because Missouri (8-1, 4-1) can't afford to take another loss.
The Tigers play Kentucky this week, and if Franklin isn't back in that game, he should be when they play Ole Miss after a bye week.
4. Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M – The Aggies played UTEP, but Manziel threw for 273 yards and four touchdowns and ran for 67 yards and two touchdowns in their 57-7 win.
Manziel is fifth in the country in passing yards and third nationally in total offense, averaging 381 yards per game. Both numbers are ahead of Heisman Trophy hopefuls Marcus Mariota and Jameis Winston. Another Heisman candidate – Oregon State quarterback Sean Mannion – is slightly behind Manziel in total offense, but leads the nation in passing yards and passing touchdowns.
5. Todd Gurley, RB, Georgia – Saturday's win over Florida was big for the Bulldogs, who have been limping the last few weeks with injuries across their depth chart. One of those injury problems seems to be solved as Gurley ran for 100 yards and a touchdown against a defense that is allowing just 107 yards rushing per game.
The win can be seen as a salvaging one for Georgia's season and bowl status. The Bulldogs (5-3, 4-2) should become bowl eligible this week against Appalachian State and still have games against Kentucky and Georgia Tech, and are likely eyeing the Chick-fil-A Bowl in their own back yard.
1. Odell Beckham, WR, LSU – Alabama is allowing 179 passing yards a game, Zach Mettenberger throws for 276 yards per game and Beckham averages 112 receiving yards per game. Additionally, Beckham is fifth in the nation in receiving yards and second in the nation in all-purpose yards. In short, if he doesn't have a good game, LSU won't win.
LSU scores 40 points per game. Alabama's defense allows nine. While LSU primarily relies on its running game, that isn't enough to top Alabama. The Tigers (7-2, 3-2) will have to move the ball through the air and be effective on special teams, which is why Beckham is the most important player for them this week.
The Tigers are one of only three SEC West teams eligible to make the championship game and a win over Alabama would give them the tiebreaker over both Alabama and Auburn. However, LSU would still need both teams to suffer another conference loss.
2. Kenyan Drake, RB, Alabama – A statistical breakdown in LSU's favor can be made similar to the one above for Alabama, but it isn't nearly as strong. The Tigers allow 21 points per game (31st nationally) and Alabama scores 41 (10th nationally). The Tigers are 21st in the country in total defense, allowing 351 yards per game, but are 50th (eighth in the SEC) in rushing defense.
That sets up nicely for Alabama, which rushes for 210 yards per game (26th nationally, fifth in the SEC). Drake is not Alabama's starting running back, but he has exploded in recent weeks, rushing for 100 yards against Arkansas and Kentucky, 99 yards against Ole Miss and leading the Crimson Tide (8-0, 5-0) on the ground against Tennessee.
Drake has 491 yards and seven touchdowns this season and is averaging 7.8 yards per carry. He also has caught nine passes for 116 yards and a touchdown. The game will likely be decided in the fourth quarter, and he has shown both the ability to make breakout runs and fumble at inopportune times.
3. Jerron Seymour, RB, Vanderbilt – Vanderbilt is two wins away from bowl eligibility and hasn't lost consecutive games this season. Seymour isn't getting much publicity due to the Commodores' record (4-4, 1-4), but he has nine touchdowns and averages more than 5 yards per carry.
Florida's defense is 16th in the country against the run, and Vanderbilt will have to find a way to punch through a unit that allows 101 rushing yards and 189 passing yards per game.
4. Bo Wallace, QB, Ole Miss – One win will make the Rebels (5-3, 2-3) bowl eligible, and this week's game against Arkansas is a prime opportunity to get it. Wallace has guided Ole Miss to surprising wins over LSU and Texas but also to tough losses against Alabama, Auburn and Texas A&M.
Arkansas is trying not to lose its seventh straight game and pick up its first conference win. If Wallace stays consistent, the Hogs won't be able to get it.
5. Tyler Russell/Dak Prescott, QB, Mississippi State – This week comes with a completely different challenge for the Bulldogs' signal-caller. Prescott's mother died Sunday after a year-long bout with cancer, and his status for Saturday's game in College Station is uncertain.
The Texas A&M matchup is huge for Mississippi State, which will be trying to rebound from a 34-16 loss to South Carolina. The Bulldogs (4-4, 1-3) haven't lost back-to-back games this year but are in the middle of a three-game stretch against ranked opponents. Not getting a win in any of those games would mean the Bulldogs would have to beat Arkansas and Ole Miss to close the season in order to become bowl eligible.
The problem for the Bulldogs is turnovers. Prescott threw three interceptions against South Carolina, and Mississippi State turned the ball over five times total. Those miscues led to an 18-point loss in a game where they outgained the Gamecocks offensively.
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Thank you so much for all the wonderful messages of prayer and concern. I told Rudi this afternoon of all the prayers coming his way and he was very conforted by this. He says he going to read them when he gets home.
Rudi is doing much better than yesterday, which is very good because yesterday was really not a good day for him. His blood pressure, I found out today from the doctor, actually went down to 50/0. That is when his kidneys shut down along with everything else.
This gave us a bit of a laugh this afternoon. Our doctor told us that the doctor from trauma told him that 'Rudi's blood pressure is 50/0 and he is still talking!!!' Our doctor responded with 'Well that's Rudi for you, he has to be the first at everything". Now that's what I call a will to live.
They still haven't found his source of infection. They are still doing some investigating to locate it. But with the strongest of antibiotics, he seems to be responding, which is good. Kidneys are now functioning again.
He came down from ICU tonight because another patient was coming in and he was in worst condition than Rudi. Rudi got bumped down which of course gives me more visiting. ICU limits visits to 5 minutes per hour. Now at least I can be with him and not in some waiting room.
Will keep you posted on any change.
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Good to hear Em. Still talking with no blood pressure. He is here to stay.
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Thanks for the update Em. Prayers won't stop coming.
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Rudi Has my thoughts and prayers!
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Thanks for the updates, y'all are still our prayers. Perhaps Rudi's suffering from pound cake overdose?
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Thats great that he's doing better...I'm sure the extra visiting will help too.
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That's great news Em. As long as the man upstairs answers just one of our prayers each day. Things will be fine. Tell Rudi we miss him. Rick
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Em, thank you for keeping us posted. Bev and I are thinking of you both and you are in our prayers.
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Hope Rudi continues to improve.
Just a note from the 'it happened to us' file, My wife had surgery and they gave her a big jolt of anti-biotics as they usually do while you are in surgery. She had a reaction to the dosage which included all the signs of increasing infection that, of course, they could not find!! They had her on IV drip this and IV drip that......nothing helped. Still with the fever and stuff a blood expert was called in and he ordered her off all antibiotics. She began to bounce back almost right away. She had a case of too much antibiotics (poisoning?) She recovered well except her hair almost all fell out over the next 2 months, then grew back.
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