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This is an editorial.
Well: We've talked about it on the Quibbler, and on our podcast. You've talked about it and yelled about it and emailed about it, enough that we thought we'd give you a place to properly discuss it. Here's our opinion, and a chance for you to talk about this issue in the comments (respectfully, please).
The new OotP posters have a lot of fans confused. We're sure this is a matter of miscommunication of some sort, but:
In one, we see our sextet plus Cho, looking very about-to-march-to-battle, as they should. But in another, Hermione looks a bit more, shall we say, curvaceous than usual. And while we're loath to bring any further attention to this portion of her body, there is just one way to show you what we mean (thanks to peachespig). Watch for a few seconds.
And in THIS poster, there have been so many airbrush changes that we hardly recognize it. We simply don't know who that redhead at the back is. Where is our real Ginny, and who has replaced her?
This is a "spiel." You are free to skip it.
You know, airbrushing and photo manipulation can be good. Take out pimples, smooth skin, make fab lighting and killer shadows. Use all the tools possible to make the series looks just as dramatic, wonderful, exciting and terrifying as it already is. Do all those edits you need to do, movie people, to get the butts in the seats.
We only take objection when it becomes clear that someone thinks getting those butts in the seats equals cheapening some of our beloved characters by padding their bosoms/cheekbones and cinching their waists. It's disappointing to see a character so beloved for her mind and morals cheapened graphically
Yes, it's very normal (if still sorta gross) for movie posters to feature actresses whose bodies have been emphasized for the print. But these aren't any actresses. These are a pair of beautiful, talented girls who are playing roles that have become symbols of beauty existing in places that aren't always visible. What kind of message do we send the little girls who look up to Hermione and Ginny as their ideals, when we publicize a photo that clearly says they're more beautiful with a larger chest, more protruding cheekbones and a smaller waist?
WB once reprinted a slew of posters just because of a misplaced comma. This is more important than any piece of punctuation. This is a bigger part of remaining true to the spirit of the series than any plot change or script cut could ever hope to be. With little girls everywhere fighting to find their own beauty, is there any need to take their most beloved literary characters and give them the Barbie treatment? Emma Watson is playing a 15-year-old girl, and she herself is under 18. I get the full heebie jeebies thinking about the person who sat there thinking: 'Now, if we cinch her waist a bit, and inflate her bust a bit, and give her some dramatic lighting and more blonde hair, this would be a much better picture.
We know what you'll say: It's nothing to get our skirt in pleats over. Right? This happens all the time. Well - not to Harry Flippin' Potter, it doesn't. Or shouldn't. (If you want a reminder what J.K. Rowling thinks of the pressure to look a certain way, read this).
It's not like these actors/actresses need this work, guys. These actors/actresses are beautiful, slender, handsome people without this work done to them. Not the cast of The O.C.. And that's what we love most about them. Maybe we could respect them just as much?


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Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) – Last week was a little lackluster with only one game carrying postseason implications. But don't fret because this weekend is a hard-hitter.
Below is a look at three games from Week 7 and what they mean going forward followed by a look at three big games from next week and the impact they will have.
Week 7 recap:
LSU 23, South Carolina 21
South Carolina had hoped to survive Death Valley and enter its showdown with Florida undefeated, unchecked and on a roll toward the SEC championship game and a potential BCS title game appearance.
The BCS title game is a long shot now, but the SEC title game is still very much in play and could potentially mean a rematch with LSU. South Carolina (6-1, 4-1) is on the back end of a brutal three-game stretch against Georgia, LSU and Florida, but the good news is if there was any game the Gamecocks could afford to lose among those three it was LSU.
LSU (6-1, 2-1) is in the middle of an equally brutal stretch coming off a loss to Florida and now facing Texas A&M before a bye week to prepare for Alabama and Mississippi State. The Tigers are still alive for the national championship race, but can't afford to take another loss.
Because of its back-loaded schedule, LSU still has a long way to go to securing an SEC West title, but winning over South Carolina was crucial. Had LSU taken a second conference loss, it could have won out and still not made the SEC championship game if Alabama or Mississippi State were to win out. Now, if LSU wins out, the Tigers would be guaranteed a trip to Atlanta.
Mississippi State 41, Tennessee 31
There was some doubt as to whether Mississippi State was for real or just smoke and mirrors. Tennessee brought its explosive offense into Starkville and quarterback Tyler Bray was held to 148 yards passing while the Bulldogs' Tyler Russell threw for 291 yards. Both had two touchdowns.
There's no doubt about the Bulldogs (6-0, 3-0) any more. LaDarius Perkins rushed for 101 yards and a touchdown, Chad Bumphis grabbed seven balls for 93 yards and Marcus Green had two receiving touchdowns.
Mississippi State's defense moved up to first place nationally in turnover margin, tied with Alabama among others. The Bulldogs have a three-game gauntlet to run starting Oct. 27 with games against Alabama, Texas A&M and LSU.
Ole Miss 41, Auburn 20
This was an important game for both teams for different reasons. Auburn needed to stop its downward spiral and Ole Miss needed confirmation that it is taking a step back toward relevancy.
The Rebels (4-3, 1-2) succeeded, but have to wait two weeks to keep the momentum going against Arkansas. Ole Miss is looking at the possibility of being bowl eligible. Wins over the very beatable Arkansas and Vanderbilt later in the year would do it.
The loss leaves Auburn (1-5, 0-4) reeling and looking ahead to Nov. 3 when it gets to face New Mexico State (1-5). Between now and then, Vanderbilt and Texas A&M come calling. The Tigers are staring down the barrel of a losing season just two years removed from a national championship. That hasn't happened in 22 years.
Games to watch in Week 8 (all times Eastern):
No. 6 LSU at No. 20 Texas A&M, noon, ESPN
Texas A&M has a five-game winning streak and perhaps the most difficult player to defend in the country in Johnny Manziel. But against the Aggies' best opponent to date, Florida held that offense to its lowest point total of the season and didn't give Manziel the opportunity to make much happen.
LSU will be on the road, and that didn't work very well either of the two previous times the Tigers ventured away from Death Valley. LSU pulled out a 12-10 nailbiter over Auburn and lost to Florida 14-6. College Station will not be a friendly place for the Tigers.
The matchup to watch is the obvious one. Texas A&M has the No. 1 offense in the SEC – No. 6 nationally – and LSU has the No. 2 defense in the nation (and the SEC behind Alabama).
If the Tigers can run the ball as well as they did against South Carolina and keep Manziel in check, they should be able to come away with a win and get two weeks to prepare for Alabama.
If Manziel is able to run on LSU's defense and pull off an upset, the Aggies (5-1, 2-1) will go into a stretch of games against Auburn, Mississippi State and Alabama as a contender for the SEC West title.
No. 9 South Carolina at No. 3 Florida, 3:30 p.m., CBS
This game is a must-win for both teams. Neither can afford a loss because their destiny would be out of their control.
South Carolina faces a more harrowing future if it loses, because two losses would all but eliminate the Gamecocks from the SEC championship. Florida (6-0, 5-0) would have to lose to Georgia and Missouri and Georgia would need a loss to either Kentucky, Ole Miss or Auburn to put the Gamecocks back in the hunt and create a three-way tie. If Georgia were to lose two of those games, South Carolina would be eliminated.
Florida is under the most pressure because a loss to South Carolina means the Gators would have to beat Georgia and Missouri and have South Carolina lose to either Tennessee or Arkansas to make the SEC championship game.
A win by Florida means the Gators could clinch the SEC East with a win over Georgia. A win by the Gamecocks means they could clinch the division by beating Tennessee and Arkansas later in the year.
No. 1 Alabama at Tennessee, 7 p.m., ESPN
The implications at play in this game are less confusing. Alabama can lose and still make the SEC title game, and Tennessee would need a doomsday scenario to qualify for the SEC East crown. A loss by the Vols would make even that impossible.
Instead, these teams will just focus on their mutual hatred for each other, which knows no limit. The simple and ominous nickname for this rivalry, "The Third Saturday in October," alludes to exactly what the game means.
It doesn't matter who is good or who is not or what is happening around them. The game is marked by both teams regardless of all other factors, even though it's not always played precisely on that date.
Alabama (6-0, 3-0) considers Tennessee just another team to get by on its quest for another championship. Nick Saban will hardly even notice the colors of the Volunteers' jerseys and he marches toward world domination. On the other side of the ball, however, Tennessee (3-3, 0-3) has malice in its heart and would love nothing more to be the demise of the mighty Crimson Tide.
Tennessee will need to unleash its speedy receivers and be dominant in the running game to sniff the end zone against the nation's top-rated defense and turn its defense, which is 13th in the SEC, around in the span of six days.
It's a tall order, but should that somehow happen, the game means enough that Derek Dooley could be allowed back in Knoxville again next year.
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Tell us once and for all about that process of deciding [to
come back] and what sealed it for you?
"It was very similar to last year to be honest with you. It took
a little bit longer obviously because we were establishing a coaching staff and
whatnot. But I talked to Mark [Dominik] a month and a half ago or so and we
agreed to get together. I got together with him and Greg, or Coach Schiano I should
say, and we had a pretty honest and frank conversation about me. They didn't intimate
to me that they didn't want me to keep playing. They left it on me to make a
decision and when I was gone on vacation I made a decision. It's that simple."
Was it a factor at all that they were active in free agency
and picked up some important pieces?
"No, that really didn't have much to do with me, although I am
excited about the guys we brought in here. This is a young football team and it
showed its youth last year, probably not in a great way. Getting guys like Carl
Nicks and Eric Wright and Vincent Jackson, who I didn't know was that big, that's
huge for this program. I'm excited to be a part of it, of course, but as far as
me making my decision, it was on me feeling like I could still play and them thinking
I could still play and that they wanted me. I got that feeling, so here I am."
Do you see your role changing at all? Is there any chance?
Has there been a discussion about that?
"There could be. We talked about that. That was part of the discussions.
I'm not sure what that will be. It's like I've been speaking Ilocano for 15
years and now I've got to learn Tagalog. None of y'all know what that is
either, [they're] Filipino t doing similar things, but I don't know where I fit in yet."
Schiano's a former DB's coach, could you tell that from
early discussions?
"Yeah, I could tell that. We've had some pretty direct conversations about defensive backs and defensive schemes and whatever else. But he's a football coach. When I look at him all I see is football and I like that about him. He's honest about what he knows and what he doesn't know. He's quick to give his experience but also he's asked me about mine and what advice I can give him just from being here for so long. I look forward to working with him."
You talked about learning a different language. You played a very similar style defense for your entire career. How dramatic of a change is it for you personally given your history?
The change isn't that dramatic. Obviously the scheme that Monte [Kiffin] ran for all those years and the scheme that Raheem [Morris] ended up running the past couple of years, I've been in that since the get-go. In the year that Jim Bates came in here and ran his system, we ended up falling back on the old scheme that we had. This is the first year since I've been here where everybody's new. I'm getting to know these guys and this system like it was my first year in the NFL. I like the challenge, I'll accept that challenge and I think everybody in our room accepts that challenge. We had a pretty lively meeting today just talking about one simple defense and that's good. You learn that way. Hopefully by camp in another couple week and by mini-camp and OTA's we'll have this down and we'll just get ready to play football.
After all you've accomplished at your position, would you change a little bit if they even suggested moving to safety on occasion?
"I did that a couple years ago, but I'm too small to small to play safety. I'm tiny, after the workout out here I'm like 180 pounds. So I'll fit in where I fit in. They know that I'm here to help this team win no matter what role that's in."
What's your opinion, in general, on the Wonderlic Test and how you did on yours?
"I have no idea [how I did on mine]. You guys can look it up. I don't think it's a factor. They put you in a stressful situation and have you answer a certain number of questions. Really, guessing doesn't hurt you. It is what it is. But if it factored into the Bucs drafting me, I have no idea. I don't remember what I scored, but I don't think it really translates into football IQ and how you are as a player. I wouldn't pay that much attention to it."
What Josh Freeman faced last year was tough with the deficits he had to play against and he didn't get a lot of help from other guys rising to the occasion, so what do you think he's gained from going through that? Do you think he'll be a better play because of that?
"He will be. I imagine he will be. It hurts to fail. It hurts to not be your best even though you try as hard as you can to be exactly that. So I think he takes that and learns from it, obviously. We didn't do a lot of things right last year on either side of the ball. At times Josh, you know, he wanted to be the guy and that's not always the way it works. But he'll learn from it. There's always a positive in there somewhere. He'll look at this film from last year and see how he can get better and evaluate himself off what we're doing this year and I'll imagine he'll be the Josh Freeman we all want him to be."
Eric Wright mentioned that he really hoped that you would come back and also learn from you. Have you met him?
"Yeah, I've met him. He's a great guy and he'll help us. There's no doubt about it. You don't get very many opportunities to pick up guys like him, especially after the year he had last year. We'll welcome this. You can never have too many good ones at our position. The way this league works, we'll end up with six or seven DB's on the grass at times. It's nothing but positive for us that we get guys like that."
From a DB's perspective, what's it like having a Vincent Jackson and how do you prepare for a team differently when they have somebody like that?
"Again, I didn't know he was that big. I knew he was big, but I didn't know he was that big. I've never played against him. But he gives us some serious credibility at the position. Not that Mike [Williams] and Regis [Arrelious Benn] didn't do that last year, but they're both young players. This guy's proven. There's a certain fear factor when you play guys like Vincent Jackson. It's the same as when we played guys like Randy Moss back in the day, or Steve Smith, or T.O. when he was still playing, or Megatron [Calvin Johnson] now, of course you can't go without mentioning him. You know that you've got to prepare for them and you know one way or another they're going to find a way to him the ball and at some point you're going to have to adjust to deal with him, and we have that. That's awesome for Josh. I know he's excited about it, hopefully the community is excited about having a guy of that caliber in this building, and I expect huge things."
He makes it easier for everybody else, right?
"You would think so, but we'll see."
You have some perspective in that you've seen how quickly things can change in this league, for the better and for the worst. Does that kind of give you some hope that you're never that far away?
"I look at the Giants' last two Super Bowls. Those guys almost played their way out of it. They lost six or seven games in a row and you only need an opportunity to get there. If you make the playoffs you can make a run. We saw a young
Do you sense excitement in the community at all?
"I haven't been out in the community that much. I don't know. But people are excited about our signings, for sure. I know once everybody gets to know Coach Schiano they'll be excited about his direction, too. This is a different direction for this franchise, even more so than any of them since I've been here. Sometimes change is good."
What are your feelings about Bill Sheridan and Butch Davis?
"Bill's great. I've spent a lot of time with him. He called me right after I signed welcoming me in. Butch, you don't see him much. He sits in the back of the room and doesn't say anything. But the staff is good. Spending time with Ron [Cooper] and his assistant Jeff [Hafley] in the DB room, they've already got a feel for the guys and that's what it takes. They're teachers and they've got to teach us something new. But it's got to be a good working environment and right now it seems that way. I'm excited about it, I'm looking forward to it."
What are your feelings about the Saints and the bounties?
"You hate that that comes out. Obviously there's no place for it in the game, but I'm shocked that it came out. There's too much going on in this game for that to be part of it. It's unfortunate. The penalty is excessive, but I think our commissioner is trying to make a point and we all know how he makes his points. So, it is what it is."
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Reviews by perrymarcus:
4.68/5 rDev +2.9%
12oz bottle served in a snifter.
2011 vintage.
pours the customary used motor oil black; a fairly aggressive pour yields an expected short lived mocha / almost cinnamon tone head.
assertive nose offers a wallop of bourbon right out of the gate, which is followed by chocolate and roasted malt characters; secondary notes of vanilla, molasses, and a subtle dark fruit-like presence.
flavor follows the nose pretty closely. make no mistake, this one is a bourbon bomb (which i live for), but the bourbon doesn't overwhelm the other elements. the chocolate, roastiness, vanilla et al pull through in fine form. delicious. full bodied mouthfeel, velvety more than chewy if that makes sense. some heat but not what you'd expect from a 14% monster.
overall, a stellar imperial stout. almost unfair to lump some of these barrel-aged beers in with the general population, but this one stands out even among other -bals. special thanks to abanton for this gem.
01-18-2012 05:33:16 | More by perrymarcus
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4.71/5 rDev +3.5%
What a great beer. I was lucky enough to score a 4pk of 2013 from my cousin who attended the release at Dark Horse in the cold of winter.
I am a big fan of stouts/ba stouts and try to have enough regular PT5 to last me from one release to the next, but let me tell you...the barrel-aged version of Plead is just AWESOME! The smell, the lacing of the glass, the mouthfeel...everthing about this beer makes you step back and re-evaluate other BA stouts that you've had in the past. Dark Horse knocked it out of the park with BBPT5, as many already know. I just landed a 2012 vintage and can't wait to try the '12 and '13 side by side.
Overall....although I didn't break everything down by category, if you have the opportunity to try this at a tasting or whether through a trade, be sure you jump on the chance as this is a fantastic brew that you'll be sure to savor!
07-19-2014 14:51:52 | More by beer-wheezy
4.75/5 rDev +4.4%
03-22-2013 18:41:48 | More by Fender_Bender42
4.5/5 rDev -1.1%
06-17-2013 02:02:36 | More by DanGeo
4.8/5 rDev +5.5%
Thanks to Jeff for cracking open one of the last of his stash. BBPt5 pours out even darker than the regular version (which was already darker than a black hole), although it doesn't seem to be quite as syrupy and thick, as this one actually creates some noise and light turbulence as it hits the glass. A dark-ish tan head slowly bubbles up into a thin foam and perches still on top of this black abyss of a beer.
Bringing this one to my nose and taking a big whiff reveals its huge bourbon barrel characteristics - there's no denying that this bad boy spent some considerable time encased in boozy wood. The bourbon in the aroma is very smooth, however, not harsh, pungent, or stinging like many of these BBA beers can tend to be. Other notable aromas include vanilla, light coconut, mild wood, roasted malts. There's also some sweet brown sugar and a huge, creamy coffee undertone that can be found on the back end. This is really a complex beer, just from the aroma alone. Sometimes BBA beers can kind of blend together and get repetitive, but this one smells wonderful and distinct.
BBPt5 slides across my palate as I take the first sip - it's super creamy and smooth, maybe even more so than the original (not surprisingly so). The first tastes to emerge are light syrup and sweet molasses. Before long, the bourbon inches its way into the flavor profile, but just like the aroma, it remains very smooth and easy to handle. Warming, but not "hot", and it's wonderful. Some heavy oak and vanilla tones charge in about halfway through.
As it warms up, I pick up more generous notes of dark, thick fudge and even some lightly sweet, dark fruits. Roasted coffee bounces in and out for pretty much the entire duration - a big component in the base beer that certainly isn't lost through the barrel. Overall, a seriously well developed and complex beer. Even in the finish, there are still a ton of things going on; mostly dark fudge, roasted coffee beans, sweet and warming bourbon, and heavy oak. The body stays creamy throughout - heavy and lightly chewy, low-medium carbonation - more carbonated than the base beer, which as surprising.
Considering the high 14% ABV tag, this beer was insanely drinkable. I've never seen bourbon show up so heavily while remaining so smooth and tame at the same time. This is a barrel-aged beer done correctly - the flavors meld together extremely well. One of the best bourbon barrel beers I've had.
After having this back-to-back(-to-back?) with KBS, Black Note, and BCBS, I think I can finally and honestly say that this is my favorite of the bunch. They are all extraordinary brews, but the thing that really sets BB Plead the Fifth apart is the incredible smoothness of the bourbon. Not ONCE, not even after warming up for nearly an hour, does the bourbon ever seem any bit stronger than "warm". So incredibly smooth and complex. Fantastic integration of the barrel flavors with the base beer as to not mask or hide any of the substantial flavors, either. Probably my favorite Bourbon Barrel beer. I love this stuff.
03-05-2013 12:52:33 | More by tectactoe
4.5/5 rDev -1.1%
12-31-2013 01:00:58 | More by OhioBobcat
5/5 rDev +9.9%
03-11-2014 14:56:31 | More by jono0101
4.75/5 rDev +4.4%
10-21-2012 07:29:36 | More by Schlais
5/5 rDev +9.9%
06-14-2014 21:04:53 | More by Spaten454
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4.5/5 rDev -1.1%
A - Thick ink black with a small amount of bubbly light brown head that very quickly disappeared leaving only a thin ring around the glass.
S - Bourbon, wood, raisin, dark and milk chocolate, vanilla, and hints of cherry.
T - Roasted malt upfront with oak, dark chocolate, caramel, black cherries, raisins, coffee and a bit of vanilla and cream. The bourbon is very noticeable, which might be it's only weakness.
M - Low carbonation with a medium body. A rich and oily mouthfeel that coats the tongue. A warm finish, but the ABV is kept in check pretty well.
O - Great BA stout. If the Bourbon wasn't so noticeable this would be an A+ beer. Nothing a little more time can't fix. Glad I got to try this.
02-05-2012 14:42:47 | More by SkiBum22
4.5/5 rDev -1.1%
08-09-2014 21:12:25 | More by Anstuart5
4.25/5 rDev -6.6%
02-16-2014 05:46:11 | More by BubalooBrewMaster
4.75/5 rDev +4.4%
02-22-2014 21:24:12 | More by sabitu
4.75/5 rDev +4.4%
07-20-2013 02:57:33 | More by supa0525
4.75/5 rDev +4.4%
03-27-2014 14:01:48 | More by Sam_Gladieux
4.49/5 rDev -1.3%
2012 vintage. Happy Barrel Aged Beer Day! Pours jet black with thin brown head. Still pretty boozy even after a year in the cellar. Aroma of bourbon, dark chocolate, soy sauce, and dried fruit. Flavor is chocolaty up front with the bourbon lingering in the finish. Slight undertone of roasted malts. Nicely balanced. Heavy without being syrupy. Moderate carbonation. Overall an excellent barrel aged stout. Not a ton of depth but very balanced.
10-05-2013 09:40:31 | More by Hamburgers
5/5 rDev +9.9%
09-08-2012 18:59:34 | More by heddar33
4.5/5 rDev -1.1%
11-03-2013 19:18:44 | More by warnerry
4.5/5 rDev -1.1%
03-16-2013 02:29:05 | More by Todd
4.49/5 rDev -1.3%
Big thanks to markgugs for this one. 2013 bottle.
Pours dark chocolate brown to black. Very little head generated. Fades to the sides quickly.
Smell is of cocoa nibs and bourbon. Not bad, not great.
Taste is amazing chocolate, vanilla, and bourbon booze notes. Mingle together very well.
Mouth feel was good when I poured it near 40 but as it warmed up the feel got thicker.
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I have spent my adult life involved in the trucking industry and have belonged to the American Truck Historical Society since 1990.
If you are interested in old iron and transportation, you may be interested in ATHS.
They print a bi-monthly glossy color magazine which is always loaded with great pictures of old equipment and stories from the industry from decades back. The magazine is free to members. I have kept every issue only parting with a handful of them which I donated to the VA hospital in Cleveland.
Every year ATHS has a massive convention and truck show, 2013 in Yakima, Washington. The show moves every year to a different part of the country. The Toledo, Ohio show in the late 90's which was actually just over the state line in Michigan was the only show I've been able to attend.
A lot of flat bedders partner with farm equipment collectors for something to haul to the show so you get the best of both worlds, trucks and farm equipment to look at.
The show schedule is planned about 4 years in advance so check it out and enjoy the show if it comes to your area.
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Every year ATHS has a massive convention and truck show, 2013 in Yakima, Washington.
Thanks for the heads up. That's only 20 minutes from here. I didn't realize until your post that it was such a major show. One of the local high school had planned to have their graduation at the venue on the same day, but they were told to find another place. (They just ASSUMED the could get the same weekend as last year without asking.) Too bad for them. I'm definitely looking forward to this show.
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I've picked up a couple of their magazines, they are very nicely done. My grandfather on my dads side drove truck back in the day to help supplement his farming. He never owned a truck but drove several over the years. I have pictures of him with some the rigs he drove, some with solid rubber tires! My dad drove truck for 30 + years too.
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Ricky Racer: Look here: http://www.hankstruckpictures.com/dfaust.htm
You may spot one of the trucks your dad or grand dad used to drive. Freight, food, car haul, most of them are here. Or you can revert to the main page for looking up trucks by specific brand.
If scanning those old photos is possible, Hank Suderman would love to copyright protect and add your grandfather to American trucking history. My cornbinder hooked to several sets of turnpike doubles are pictured on his site.
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The A.T.H.S. is built from individual local state chapters, some states have more chapters than others.
Each state chapter holds a variety of shows and events locally, but the annual national convention and show is the grand daddy of them all. If you like to look things over, you won't do it in one day.
I copied a run down from the last decade of the previous convention cities so you can see how they move around the country.
2002 KC Mo.
2003 Syracuse, NY.
2004 Fontana, Ca.
2005 was in Auburn, Indiana
2006 Baltimore
2007 Colorado Springs
2008 Hutchinson, KS.
2009 Salina, Ut.
2010 Pleasonton, Ca.
2011 South Bend, In.
2012 West Springfield, Mass
Future cities to include:
2013 Yakima, Wa.
2014 Springfield, Mo.
2015 York, Pa.
Every few years one is usually only a few hours or less away for most folks.
The smaller regional shows frequently partner with other antique tractor and power clubs to host joint shows since sometimes there are not enough big trucks to attract enough participation.
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If the one in South Bend was at the Greene Township Lions Club's annual Strawberry Festival, I did attend that one. The trucks were pretty cool. The show was not very big but it is neat seeing something that you don't normally see like restored big trucks.
1929 Farmall Regular
1935 John Deere B
1937 John Deere A
1941 John Deere H
1952 John Deere B
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When I was watching American Pickers and in the same episode and the same pick that the Cub Lo-Boy was in I saw a yellow round COE that I couldn't remember the make of. So I did a search and I found it
It was a White .. very similar to this one that I found on Curbside Classics
Now that was a gorgeous truck .. I really liked the COE's, always have. Sure brings back some cool memories from my youth. I am not sure what year the White COE is but I is curious.
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When I go to truck shows, I love it when people bring trucks that are still being used, with mud and grease included. The "museum pieces" are nice for some but not so much for me.
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It was at the St. Jo County Fairgrounds. I screwed around and waited too long before trying to get a room. ND had soccer or something going on that weekend. I didn't want to stay in Toledo!
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Thankfully I only spent a couple of years in cab over equipment. The spring suspension, non air cushioned cabs ride rougher than conventional tractors and I never relished the thought of being the first one to the accident.
On a side note, OSHA brought on the demise of the cab over configuration due to the epidemic number of injuries from jumping and falling out of them.
That picture you posted brings back memories for me as well. When I joined the fire department in 1980, we had an early 50's Diamond Reo tanker, similar in size and looks to the one you pictured only white in color, our first out water supply tanker. Diamond wound up as part of White Motors later in history.
There were only about a half dozen drivers for that truck as it was impossible to shift if you didn't double clutch both up and down. If it had a synchronized transmission, the synchronizers were torn out and non-functional.
The horn button was branded "American Airlines" originally serving as a fuel tanker. It held around 2000 gallons in the original tank, no pump, with a gravity fed gate valve on the back.
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Bob: Funny you mention that. The current issue of Wheels of Time features a six page article about a guy from here in Ohio running a 1965 Emeryville on a daily basis.
Pictured are the first 2 pages of the magazine article.
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That's a happy story ! Nice to see. I should send in my money. Used to love getting the magazines, in fact I never threw them away.
(But where? I just went to the attic and can't find the stack!)
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I have that problem too. My wife mutters something about hoarding... The stack looks like this...
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I found a friend of mine truck on the site Timberline from Lathrop Mo, one of his trucks was special built just for show it has never hauled a log, he has 4 other trucks working.
Jim Turner
Re: A.T.H.S.
While that danger existed if you weren't careful (I drove a GMC Astro for several years in the late 70's, but never fell from it) the real reason for the disappearance was the change in the federal length law. Once we were allowed to haul longer loads the more comfortable longer trucks gained popularity and the manufacturers began phasing the COE's out.
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