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Autolite 386's or 3116's. (or equivalent)
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
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Thanks BD
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Just got the tractor home from the neighbors, Started getting the engine ready to fire up, adjusted valves,etc
Will probally have t wait till Christmas to get it running ,I need new gauges and I know they are on Santa's( the Wifes and Kids) list.
Getting the lines on now , am getting oil pressure line on , the oil gallery fitting is missing , anybody have an Idea what it looks like, I am assuming it was a brass 90 degree. it was missing from the start.
Also need to get the NAPA number for the generator belt and the large style oil filter.
I will try to get some pictures loaded tomorrow of current status.
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Pictures from last evening
This is a nice extra , I may use it , I have the mating part
I have to set the govenor yet that may take some time, I am having issues with the control rod moving full range.
But will get it before it is through.
Having been in parts , some missing it is going slow with the finishing touches. I hope to get the radiator on before the weekend is out.
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That is almost as sweet as that demo you have in the background..... Videodoc, aka demodoc.
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Very nice Phil. Those aux hydraulics are really nice. Sure brought back memories.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
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Wow! Very nice...
Wix 51125 for the oil filter, can't recall that NAPA crossover...Can't offer much help on the belt, mine has an alternator...
I've got the aux hydraulics on mine, but my bracket is not at all like that one. Buddy of mine gave 'em to me and said they came off a late model M, but the bolt holes on the bracket won't line up with the bolts in the deck...I dunno. If the oil fitting your talking about is the one below and left of the oil filter, yes it's a 90 ell, IPS x COMP but I can't recall the size, I believe 5/16...
You're inspiring me to get busy on mine in a few months...
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Nice work, Phil
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It's coming along very nicely, Phil.
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Very nicely done.
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Your restoration looks great!
I have a question about the price range for an M.
What would an original non restored 1953 or 1958 M go for that have worn tires, faded paint and some leaky gasket go for (MIDWEST)?
I saw a pair in a barn today, the 85 year old owner is kicking around the idea of selling them. He thought 1500 each roughly. One has a buzz saw attacked to the front
Do not know when they were ran last.
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Todd, that price is probably not out of line for a good running M in the midwest. A '53 would be a Super M and a '58 would not be an M as the Supers ended in '54 with the Super MTA's. The 400's and 450's followed and by '58 I'm not sure. Perhaps 760's or such?
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Hi Denny. Thanks for the info. They are both M's from the serial tag, so he may just have years wrong in his head.
He's my grandfathers brother who is in his late 80's and hasn't farmed himself for years. He the last brother/sibling alive from a family of 12 brothers and sisters. The farm has been in the family well over 100 years. I'd love to buy that farm to keep it in the family name, but I know the land will fetch close to a million when it's sold.
I took some pics of the M's that I will post. Unfortunately the serial numbers don't read well in the pics. I have no room in town for an M, but I'm thinking of options before it's to late to try for at least one of them
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If they are running I would go with the $1000 -$1500 range. I have seen the m all over the map here. We bought an M at an Auction with tires so new they still had the raised size on the tread still there. we paid $1500 good runner. we sold it as I only bought it to repalced the tires on our restored M. Tires alone fetched between $800 -$1000.
Good luck on the M's I have not fired our's up yet , but really like the tractor .
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Wow!!!!! You have come a long way on that one Phil!!! Looks great.Hope to see it at SCRAP next year.I plan to go.Kevin
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This is what happens when you go digging thorough Instagram apparently. You stumble across some images of the full QWERTY BlackBerry X10 or as I still like to refer to it as - the N-Series - because, I'm not sold on the X10 name. As posted in the CrackBerry forums, they certainly offer up a nice look at the not-yet-final device that will be landing into consumers' hands. Go on then, start debating. Z10 or X10? Personally, I'll be taking one of each. Thanks, antheauxny!
marlowe9810 Jan 14, 2013 at 10:13 pm
Still unsure about the design!
And1Viper Jan 14, 2013 at 10:18 pm
I wasn't either, but seeing the OS live on the hardware makes it look much better. I still wish they kept the physical buttons and trackpad...
AlenO Jan 14, 2013 at 10:49 pm
Never thought about that until now...
what will i do with no back and end keys!
wont miss the answer key and definetly not the trackpad but might be weird without the back and bb button...
other then that i think this is the best phone they will release to date :)
there is no perfect device. only a device perfect for you :)
MidoAde13 Jan 14, 2013 at 11:26 pm
simply you won't need them
Jake Storm Jan 14, 2013 at 11:33 pm
"simply you won't need them"
That's what I'm thinking.
On the 9900 I find myself using the track pad and physical buttons just because they're there. I think with the new OS, my thumb will spend a lot more time on the touch screen. I'm willing to give it a try.
... and I like the overall design. It keeps the family resemblance to the 9900 (which is hot!)
afh81 Jan 14, 2013 at 11:55 pm
Guys, the entire point of BB10 for either phone is it's all gesture based. So unless you've been hiding under a rock for the last 10 months, this should not come as a surprise to anyone. They aren't going to create an OS for a touch screen and a different OS for a QWERTY. There is no back button because you don't need one. And with regards to the track pad, there is one; THE ENTIRE SCREEN IS A TRACK PAD.
SuperionMaximus Jan 15, 2013 at 5:37 am
Yes, but with there being dozens of videos online where people are struggling with gestures due to the presence of a lip on the bezel around the Dev Alpha B and the training videos on the Dev Alphas showing gestures suggest starting most from the mic, this thing is going to be the biggest gesture fail of all time with only 3mm between the bottom of the screen and the top fret.
I'm really worried about BlackBerry 10 if I have to use keyboard shortcuts on one device and gestures on another. A consistent user experience on ANY BlackBerry 10 device is important and it does not look as if RIM gets that at all.
Also, please for the love of God shrink the damn icons, hide the action bar to make room for a third row and move them up a tad so the page dots don't over lap the icons when there is wasted real estate above the top row of icons. It just looks sloppy and like an after thought of the Z10.
The Dev Alpha has an accessibility feature which let's you specify magnification and adjust the zoom, so you could make icons as big or small as you like.
BB10fanatic Jan 15, 2013 at 11:54 am
A pointing device(track pad) and a touchscreen are two different things. I understand that you may be arguing for the direction that BB has chosen to go in, and that's fine, at this point we have to accept it. But don't tell us that it is the same thing, that is either dishonest or insulting, and I trust you don't intend either of those things. I like the way my cursor changes from a pointer to a finger when it is over active elements that I can click on. I like being able manipulate the small track pad area and move my cursor around the entire screen. It is a well established paradigm, and allows me to use my phone one handed and with precision. Will I be able to function without it? Of course, but they are not the same thing.
Oscar_E Jan 15, 2013 at 6:43 am
Totally agree !! if you see this device even without the brand, you'll instantly think (BlackBerry) it keeps the bold design line.
I was expecting a 3.5 inch display cause of the icons size and gestures, and to be honest, i though they were going for a TK victory like design, but overall is damn sexy !!
BBVegasGirl80 Jan 14, 2013 at 10:52 pm
I agree. I'm trying to like it. I'm trying to accept it, but it just doesn't look quite right without the "smiling" keyboard like on my Curve. I want the QWERTY, but that touchscreen just keeps looking better and better to me...
pick1eberry Jan 14, 2013 at 11:12 pm
Totally agree. Now deciding on colour...is it black or that wicked white?? To many decisions! :-)
MidoAde13 Jan 14, 2013 at 11:27 pm
i have the torch 9860 i the qwerty keyboard gets better in my eyes it depend at what you are useing
iwasspartacus Jan 14, 2013 at 11:52 pm
Same here. I am actually confused by this design. And the touch screen version. This cannot really be final.
I still expect the real design to be revealed at launch and will look a little more like the high end bold with metal trim and the slightly curved keyboard. I still look at that thing with love. Stretch it a bit. Swap out the guts and glass and give me bb10. I refuse to believe this is the final design.
Look at that first picture, where the space bar meets the '0' /arrow key. That looks klunky demo case to me. And the big plastic looking band on the bottom of the phone. Where they have stamped not for sale. Cmon. This is not what they will deliver with bb10 please. I'll still buy it but please baby Jesus...
birdman_38 Jan 15, 2013 at 6:09 am
The lock screen is really attractive.
revtech Jan 15, 2013 at 8:10 am
Notice how bla1ze highlighted "not-yet-final"? Since he knows what they look like I'd take that to mean that they won't look exactly like this, prob similar to how the z10 doesn't look exactly like the dev devices we had been seeing. Just my guess.
Concession Jan 14, 2013 at 10:14 pm
It's still in beta form. The homescreen navigation icons are still overlapping the app icons.
Not really, there's a visible gap.
Concession Jan 15, 2013 at 3:15 pm
Really? I clearly see dots below the P in Pictures and G in Go
nquyen Jan 14, 2013 at 10:14 pm
and I'm very much against the design and the ui of the n series
Linqed Jan 14, 2013 at 10:15 pm
I'm happy with the design, didn't think I'd be. Now it's just a matter of release date. If it come out within 2 weeks of the Z10, I might go for the X10. Otherwise, if it takes too long, I'm doing the Z10.
mphillips828 Jan 14, 2013 at 10:18 pm
I wonder if the overlapping will be fixed in the final product...its close to release apparently, and its still showing that overlapping, also I do not know how they would move the icons to not overlap the navigation parts...
birdman_38 Jan 15, 2013 at 4:51 am
Is that really necessary Bla1ze?
Kat0908 Jan 15, 2013 at 5:19 am
I think so. Some of the things people say on here are just plain stupid.
SuperionMaximus Jan 15, 2013 at 5:45 am
Considering Thorsten was hardware guy at RIM before becoming CEO, and RIM has made some really bizarre hardware choices and has a reputation from about the Storm on of releasing 1/4 baked software lacking things that consumers think would be common sense, ya, it's good to wonder if RIM has learned anything, or if they plan to release the X10 as some hideous looking afterthought of BlackBerry 10 that had it's software optimized by the support dogs of two blind interns.
I love BlackBerry, but if the X10 software looks anything even close to this in two weeks at the launch RIM has failed with it and all of BB 10 will suffer as a result.
RubberChicken76 Jan 15, 2013 at 7:49 am
How about waiting and trying it out first?
Yeesh ... such drama ...
digitally404 Jan 14, 2013 at 10:19 pm
Damn sexy.
I've had a QWERTY for 3 years, but it's time for me to embrace the screen real-estate.
Simple reason being that I surf more than I message.
sj10689 Jan 15, 2013 at 8:53 pm
I hope BB 10 releases a large screen phone with a slide-out keyboard, like the BB Torch. Even though I heard the touchscreen keyboard was really good and accurate, I would hate being in the fork of the road and having to choose between two options, with significant trade-offs.
P.S. It would be funny if BB did release a Torch counterpart for the BB 10, called the Y10 (for several reasons).
koool1 Jan 14, 2013 at 10:21 pm
Eye candy - thanks!
maxmtl Jan 14, 2013 at 10:23 pm
I know this isn't the final version but I really expected a bigger screen in order to peek and navigate easier. Might be going with the Z10.
Stoked to get blackberry 10 on my playbook though!
Kennedy.L Jan 14, 2013 at 10:26 pm
Didn't RIM say that they are going down to two sizes of screens? The X10 is the square size. Meaning that if you want a bigger screen, it'll have to grow equally tall as wide. That could get quite awkward.
Bbnivende Jan 15, 2013 at 1:12 am
True but I was hoping that the width would be at least 70.6 mm the same as the Samsung Galaxy III... other than that not much they could do. I would have gone for a rectangular design rather than repeating the Bold 9900. I would not flip my BB9900 for the X10 as pictured.
We have no reason to think that the real X10 will be different than the prototype... same as the Z10 leaks proved out.
Linqed Jan 14, 2013 at 10:27 pm
How much bigger can the screen really be, though? You don't want this to be a huge phone, that defeats the purpose. I think the screen is reasonably sized. It's still quite a bit bigger than the 9900, without making the phone itself seem huge.
EsJayDee Jan 14, 2013 at 10:46 pm
Have you seen the other pictures of this? It looks tiny..tinier than the 9900 if you ask me. But, pictures can be deceiving so who really knows. I guess the screen looks longer.
maxmtl Jan 14, 2013 at 10:51 pm
I guess we'll just have to see when it comes out and until I can actually hold it. But I shouldn't have looked at the TK Justice phone...
Rootbrian Jan 15, 2013 at 2:33 am
The TK justice wasn't even real to begin with.
Bbnivende Jan 15, 2013 at 1:14 am
Really "quite a bit bigger" ? No ... but it will have to do if you want the keyboard.
mf1982 Jan 14, 2013 at 10:25 pm
Looks as we've come to expect it.
The bottom bezel looks incredibly small. I will have to actually try it out before deciding.
I used my PB for messaging a lot, then went to my phone, then back to the PB and the physical keyboard is critical for me. Maybe I'll see how the virtual one is on the PB with BB10 before I make my final decision, but I can't get past the speed, accuracy and feedback of the keyboard.
Hopefully a slider is in the pipeline... I would wait for that.
G-bone Jan 14, 2013 at 10:25 pm
Im not seeing any overlapping...
It's not bad, but...
jordandrews90 Jan 14, 2013 at 10:49 pm
Yeah i'm not seeing the overlapping either. They look close to each other but they're not even touching.
dancing-bass Jan 14, 2013 at 10:27 pm
I like the larger screen, but I prefer the look of the 9900 (with the curved "frets" and keyboard) to this. To me it looks kinda cheap like a chinese knock-off compared to the 9900 or the original bold (9000). I guess we'll have to see how things look when it hits the public!
ArsenalGunner Jan 14, 2013 at 10:30 pm
Sweet! This already looks like a worthy successor to my 9900. Keeping in mind that this is not a final design, I'm suspending my judgment and holding my applause for Jan. 30, 2013. In the famous words of Bart Scott, CAN'T WAIT!!!
SK122387 Jan 14, 2013 at 10:30 pm
I'd like to see the back of this one, to see how it compares to the other leaked pictures of the x10. Also, does anyone know the name of the account this was posted from on Instagram? I'd like to Like it.
jordandrews90 Jan 14, 2013 at 10:53 pm
There were pictures of the back of the x10 posted on here a little while ago, here: http://crackberry.com/new-pictures-blackberry-x10
antheauxny Jan 14, 2013 at 10:31 pm
No problem!
blkbry2010 Jan 14, 2013 at 10:33 pm
Once again I think my Bold 9930 looks much better than the X10 so I'm gonna go with the Z10 when they come out
MrMos Jan 14, 2013 at 10:38 pm
I love my Bold-9900 and I'm more in love this qwerty phone, if they bring this out as is tomorrow I'm buying.
CarGuy1368 Jan 14, 2013 at 10:41 pm
Luckily the screen is still developer status, because those icons are the only things that I'm going to complain about! Looks fantastic. Buying this as soon as it comes out on AT&T... Whenever that will be.
Maxey05 Jan 14, 2013 at 10:41 pm
At first I didn't like the design, but this is the best way to have a full unibody physical and touchscreen phone. I hope to get one soon!
Andrew4life Jan 14, 2013 at 10:41 pm
I kinda wish I could get this instead of the full touch limited ed BB10 for devs.
jordandrews90 Jan 14, 2013 at 10:51 pm
Well they haven't really said what the limited edition will be, maybe you'll get to pick.
Jake Storm Jan 14, 2013 at 11:44 pm
I'll buy an X10 and trade you for the limited ed BB10 for devs.
Jimcmf Jan 14, 2013 at 10:42 pm
I love the keyboard stuff, hate the iphone keyboard ..... but I think that I will be going with the all touch BB10. It looks so much cooler, and a bigger screen is what I want.
SEAWARRIOR Jan 14, 2013 at 10:43 pm
looks cool,,, is this a dev??? i see a serial #,,, i'm a full screen guy now that i've been on the 9850 for a while & started playbookin',,, it's nice tho,,, when i see one i'll mess w/ the keyboard just to feel it out...
Abrante Jan 14, 2013 at 10:44 pm
Add the stainless steel that my 9900 has around the bezel and I am all in.
gillam Jan 14, 2013 at 10:54 pm
I would like the stainless steel bezel as well.
a1s2d3f4g5 Jan 14, 2013 at 10:47 pm
You have GOT to be able to put more than 8 icons on a screen. C'mon RIM!! Shrink them a little. That's a no brainer. Hope they are reading this.
Rootbrian Jan 15, 2013 at 2:36 am
You actually expect them to change a design based on one person? That won't happen.
Skeevecr Jan 15, 2013 at 9:43 am
Odds are that the UI stuff is being finalised at the moment so that it is ready for them to show it off at the launch and all these leaks are based on older software that just uses the same ideas as the all-touch untweaked.
gillam Jan 14, 2013 at 10:53 pm
I actually like this... A little more difficult decision between this and the all touch.
ddlax22 Jan 14, 2013 at 11:11 pm
eh still not convinced. but remember, bla1ze knows something we dont. so time will tell.
mabaseball28 Jan 14, 2013 at 11:13 pm
I am definitely going to try both but I am not sure about the straight keyboard. Just seems unBlackBerry to me. Hopefully I am wrong though and it is the best keyboard yet and in that case i hope to get both!
canuckvoip Jan 14, 2013 at 11:23 pm
I wonder if the frets between the rows of keys might play a part in replacing the existing dedicated keys?
Imagine swiping right after a period and the screen asking you to send or not.
Driftdreams Jan 14, 2013 at 11:28 pm
All of you guys went nuts over the P9981 and hitch about this keyboard... I used to be on the fence about this phone but now... After seeing this beauty, I have to say, I love it
MidoAde13 Jan 14, 2013 at 11:30 pm
i think its good but the keyboard need the curve of the 9900 and a bigger screen maybe a slide phone like the 9810 with a bigger screen
Skeevecr Jan 15, 2013 at 5:04 am
The curve on the keyboard is a marginal benefit when typing with two thumbs and a negative with one so not a big deal that it is gone, the curving on the keys and the balance of the device are more important parts of the typing experience.
Mel25 Jan 14, 2013 at 11:34 pm
Same folks that complained about then change from track ball to track pad. How bout you just wait and see.
mavsguy842 Jan 14, 2013 at 11:35 pm
I think it's smart to go w/a straight keyboard to get people used to the same layout as the all-touch keyboard. The screen seems really cramped w/those large icons though.
Driftdreams Jan 14, 2013 at 11:35 pm
Still sticking with my bold 9900 if this is the choice tho... Love it... But it love to see it come out in white as well
Jonathank Jan 14, 2013 at 11:36 pm
1st LOVE X10....BBX so it only makes sense.
N-seriers is Nokia keep that in mind
I like the Look But not to sure about the bottom on the phone, I mean if u cover the screen it looks like a bold
SC457 Jan 14, 2013 at 11:36 pm
That's my next phone, hope they still call it the Bold though.
mckillio Jan 14, 2013 at 11:47 pm
One of the reasons that I want BB10 to come out for the PB relatively quickly is so that I can try out the new keyboard, which will help me decide between the Z10 and X10. I have a 9780 so going to the X10 will still be a big step up in screen size.
Brandon Tobias Jan 14, 2013 at 11:56 pm
design wise its ok i think the 9900 is better looking i find they should have keep the stainless steel band around the phone
as for the curved keys they could have kept it but this looks just as good to type on
the icons on the home screen need to adjust so it stop overlapping with the navigation dots on the bottom of the app tray
i hop bb10 has a proper custom equalizer mode and that it also keeps you equalizer settings when using bluetooth headphones in the music player :P
joseanmx Jan 14, 2013 at 11:59 pm
Bigger screen just for bigger icons, useless. The trackpad allows to explore/control every aspect of the menus or pages without your thumb being on the way. I've tried using the calendar on playbook and is so tedious! I rather do it on my 9900 and be done in less than half the time.
ab050110 Jan 15, 2013 at 12:01 am
Coming from a 9900 I don't know if I like it so much? I feels like the design on my bold is better . & even tho its not the final version I hate the design of the back, well from the pics I've seen. I'm leaning more towards the all touch BB 10
BriniaSona Jan 15, 2013 at 12:03 am
3.5 - 3.7 inch screen please and make it same dpi as the Zed10
Totally agree. Not sure why the X10 screen is so small. Should have made the X10 and Z10 the same size (not same screen sizes, but same total phone size).
I hope they have some strong market research behind this 'small square screen' decision that suggests people who would buy an X10 prefer a smaller total phone size.
Me--i love my Torch 9810. Best of both worlds!! But if I can only have one, I gotta go with the big screen Z10.
Still glad I went with the 9810 over the 9900--the 3.2 inch screen makes web surfing and many apps so much nicer than the bold. (of course the 9900 is awesome, but for me personally, the torch is where its at :)
mkdll Jan 15, 2013 at 12:08 am
X10: This isn't even my final form!!!
Omnitech Jan 15, 2013 at 12:14 am
"X-10" was the name of a now bankrupt/failed home automation system.
I'm not sure that's a good name for a new tech product.
I think this device looks nice, but I don't know how my fingers and eyes will like the 'flat' keyboard and the small touch screen.
A larger "Torch" type device would be interesting. Vertical so I can type emails and texts and IMs one-handed, horizontal when I'm doing something like RDP to a remote server. I'd like to not have to get out the tablet or the laptop every time I need to do a little quick system administration.
Molyned Jan 15, 2013 at 12:16 am
collinc93 Jan 15, 2013 at 12:22 am
No need to caps your words
TheEliteOne Jan 15, 2013 at 12:46 am
I agree 150% !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bbnivende Jan 15, 2013 at 1:17 am
Maybe but the BB9900 icons are too small.
collinc93 Jan 15, 2013 at 12:17 am
I like it...in fact I love it. Those who dont well go get a full touch. I see beauty in that design......
TheEliteOne Jan 15, 2013 at 12:46 am
I just wish the icons were smaller, it's just seems weird seeing them all big like that. I really hope they adjust that before it launches.
mavricxx Jan 15, 2013 at 12:47 am
I don't like it simply because first and MOST importantly- I was expecting a larger and longer screen to have more real state to view webpages, pics, movies in landscape mode. Secondly, because being that this is BB10, a "whole new" OS, I was expecting something different and MORE appealing like that of the TK Justice or TK Vicktory.
Rootbrian Jan 15, 2013 at 2:38 am
Those two concepts aren't real.
revtech Jan 15, 2013 at 8:18 am
If you were expecting that then you haven't really been following along very well; it was revealed a long time ago that the screen res would be 720 x 720 . . .
dannyd86 Jan 15, 2013 at 12:52 am
Im getting the z10 on day one. Gotta atleast give the all touch world a try. But come summer time I will most likely be back to this.
winter_hat Jan 15, 2013 at 12:55 am
I've asked in the forums to no response, so I will try here. Does anyone know if Z10, X10, etc will have programmable LED, auto off/sleep when holstered, dedicated camera key. Some of the things I loved about my 9900. CAN NOT WAIT TO TRY THESE PHONES! I'll probably opt for the physical keyboard, but as a long time droid user, I will tell you that the BB10 virtual keyboard looks like the best virtual keyboard....ever.
BryantCarpio Jan 15, 2013 at 1:06 am
I am so happy to see that the service carrier is Verizon Wireless!!!! I like the appearance of the front, it's just the back in the other photos that concern me. Either way I need this in my life now, I need to get rid of this iPhone 5.
doza2012 Jan 15, 2013 at 1:22 am
People don't like change. I'll say today I am happy with this change!
greatwiseone Jan 15, 2013 at 1:27 am
This has similar texture to the Dev Alpha with the plasticky look. Hopefully the real X10 will be cooler looking and more like the bold :)
Eight icons only, hmmm, don't want to go back to short cut buttons for easy access to apps. Just look at your current BB and see how far eight icons takes you - not far enough right?
Bbnivende Jan 15, 2013 at 1:58 am
Icon size ... I have an Iphone 4 and my BB9900 in front of me. I like the size of the Iphone icons better than those on my BB. I see the X10 looking the best with 16 Icons 4X 4.
Rootbrian Jan 15, 2013 at 2:39 am
You can arrange the icons on the 9900 to be 4X4 in the accessibility options.
Bbnivende Jan 15, 2013 at 10:29 am
Yes but the Icons are just as dinky small and you on;y see 8 at a time. No go
Skeevecr Jan 15, 2013 at 9:46 am
A 4x4 grid would probably shrink the icons further than they would like and I think that if/when they change them it is more likely to be a 4x3 or 5x3 grid instead.
We haven't heard anything from devs about new ui guidelines for these devices so the odds are on it being 4x3 with other changes to the ui providing that space rather than shrinking the icons too much.
Rootbrian Jan 15, 2013 at 2:40 am
Frackling snazzy! Me like! But it's *NOT THE FINAL PRODUCT*. :)
Fnen90 Jan 15, 2013 at 2:56 am
Sorry i just get angry everytime RIM does it bad at this time because, they must keep 9900 keyboard design to the new BB 10 QWERTY...I THINK SO...and we need a larger screen thats not enough...i dont like Full Touch phones thats why i dont have galaxy or iphone...i just like my BlackBerry at the moment...UGH!
Fnen90 Jan 15, 2013 at 2:57 am
Sorry i just get angry everytime RIM does it bad at this time because, they must keep 9900 keyboard design to the new BB 10 QWERTY...I THINK SO...and we need a larger screen thats not enough...i dont like Full Touch phones thats why i dont have galaxy or iphone...i just like my BlackBerry at the moment. I hope this isnt the exact design. Big icons sucks though.
ianchristie1972 Jan 15, 2013 at 3:22 am
I would gladly take one of these, it looks good. However, a little bit of extra chrome or metal decoration would make it look a lot better.
BB_Bmore Jan 15, 2013 at 3:37 am
Everyone who says "I know this isn't final" or "yup this is definitely the dev alpha c" is gonna be really disappointed in a few weeks. This IS final.
Skeevecr Jan 15, 2013 at 5:08 am
Most are talking about the software when they say it isn't final and that is clearly going to be true since all the resources will have been tied up with l-series to ensure that one is ready in time since that has a more defined date.
BB_Bmore Jan 15, 2013 at 3:37 am
Everyone who says "I know this isn't final" or "yup this is definitely the dev alpha c" is gonna be really disappointed in a few weeks. This IS final.
revtech Jan 15, 2013 at 4:34 pm
Then why did bla1ze, who has seen the final, say in the article (in bold letters) "not-yet-final hardware"?
sj10689 Jan 15, 2013 at 8:41 pm
The hardware refers to the physical components of the phone; the issue here would be software-related.
If the backlash is strong, I think BB might release a software update, to address these issues.
bigopti Jan 15, 2013 at 4:18 am
People who want a bigger screen but still keep a keyboard need to realize that:
Either the keyboard would be way smaller than the 9900, thus making typing really difficult.
Or you keep the same keyboard 9900 ratio, but add a longer screen on top.... and your phone would become 0.5 times larger and less compact. And you would complain about it's impractical size. The only solution for you guys is another slider phone... that lets you have a FULL touch device... but you somehow can slide out a bold 9900 keyboard from the bottom.
I myself wish they do another RE-Design of the UI / Menu and possibilities. Just steal some more from the competition if you must. But I really want to be able to have an active-frame on the lockscreen / home menu like win8 phones. So that I could see the weather or an RSS feed for example. Also they Icon-Containers should be re-done.
The black background boxes are just not that great, maybe they should invent a cool style of grid that is rendered between the icons and the wallpaper based on the amount of rows of icons and amount of icons in those rows.
Skeevecr Jan 15, 2013 at 5:10 am
The drawback to a taller phone would be worse balance when typing and when somebody has made the decision to go with the qwerty model, it would seem to indicate that typing on a physical keyboard was of paramount importance to them so this design seems to be a smart one since it isn't meant to be the flagship model that everyone buys anymore, that job falls to the l-series.
rexrim Jan 15, 2013 at 4:23 am
hopefully rim will release like the leaked TK justice design..so love that design !
kadzie Jan 15, 2013 at 4:29 am
only 8 icons accommodated - *fail*
I think RIM should do more here.
Skeevecr Jan 15, 2013 at 5:11 am
People reading too much into leaked non-final software - *fail*
bobauckland Jan 15, 2013 at 4:48 am
For productivity, nothing beats the trackpad. Text selection, fine selection, you name it, nothing beats it.
Sniff, why RIM, why? Why would anyone drop such a huge advantage just for style?
antikorr Jan 15, 2013 at 5:41 am
I'm kinda lost. I was always a physical QWERTY keyboard fan, but now I'm so tempted to try the FULL TOUCH Z10, i'm even confused. Guess, I'll end up buying both phones afterall. :)))))))))
rajdeep.malhi Jan 15, 2013 at 6:24 am
im not a bog fan of this new screen size. i think with all the screen buttons, the screen with become congested and leaving us with very little screen. i hope theres some secrets hidden when it comes to this phone.
but im sure RIM thought long and hard about what they are doing. so i trust them. il be taking one of each as well, thank you!
I'm glad I'm not the only one who won't miss the track pad. I've actually stopped using mine on the Bold 9930. I was seriously thinking just last night, "I'm looking forward to the day when those buttons aren't there and instead will have a larger screen." Just give me the QWERTY keyboard, a good touch screen, and I'll be good to go. :)
GenTsoChicken Jan 15, 2013 at 6:30 am
I'll take one in white please.
The bezel area is too thin.
How can we suppose to use the bezel-based gestures on that thing???
world traveler and former ceo Jan 15, 2013 at 6:57 am
Looks very Awesome! I will buy it!! .. but first, I will buy the BB10 L! .... one of each! .... one white, one black, of course!!
DonMarcello Jan 15, 2013 at 7:27 am
Cast your minds back to when the first images of the L Series BB10 phone leaked, many people (especially those in the CrackBerry family) were highly critical of the design and lambasted RIM for not being more creative and innovative. Then images of the near final Z10 appeared and VOILA...it's the most beautiful phone they've ever seen. Now images of the not-yet-final N Series have leaked and the phone is being criticized much like the L Series before it, therefore it's safe to assume that when near final images of the X10 eventually appear the BlackBerry faithful will love it. Same script, different phone.
revtech Jan 15, 2013 at 8:23 am
+1 . . Especially since bla1ze pointed out in bold that this is not-yet-final hardware . . and he knows what the final hardware looks like (i think)
They've got to scale down the icons. Having only 8 icons visible on the screen is extremely restricting.
pinggwing Jan 15, 2013 at 7:32 am
impossibru. When I saw the bb9900 for the first time, I was like WAW, must have this phone even tho the BlackBerry OS was getting quite old by then...
Now I see this and I just see a stripped down version of the 9900. I dont wanna use a lot of touch and gestures on my phone, I have enough iDevices for that, I want a trackpad, a physical back button, a notification led,...............
really hope this is just a quickly assembled test model because atm, I'm not convinced!! (;_;)
vgorous Jan 15, 2013 at 7:48 am
They should make a BB10 with the hardware of Sony Xperia Z
nvestn Jan 15, 2013 at 8:24 am
Still on the fence between X or Z... Leaning towards X because of my lust for QWERTY - but I will try to get used to the Z10 as that large screen looks nice... If I can't get used to typing on glass - X10 it is!
For me the best form factor would be a sliding keyboard, like Motorola Photon. So you have the huge screen and also a very decent physical keyboard.
It would be a shock to BB users, but changes are not always bad. It's a matter of adapting. Remember when the torch came out. And now a lot of people do prefer it.
Skeevecr Jan 15, 2013 at 9:48 am
A landscape slider on a device that is mostly designed to be used in portrait mode would seem a strange choice, especially since it would also prevent efficient one-handed use at the same time.
shlammed Jan 15, 2013 at 10:05 am
Death to the keyboard. No interest at all.
email@example.com Jan 15, 2013 at 10:27 am
Definitely gorgeous!!,
Bbnivende Jan 15, 2013 at 10:47 am
Clearly the new X10 will be pretty much identical to the BB9900 except for the loss of buttons, straight keyboard , black surround and playbook black cover. It must be wider to accept the larger square screen?? It will be OK ...but really not a big improvement over the BB9900 except that you can easily check your mail while browsing. The larger screen and size is welcome ( to me) . Those who want small ... there will be some cheap variation I am sure.
Oh and the X10 should have the front camera, long life battery, better rear camera and more standard memory and a faster processor.
Why not a Silver model with leather back as well .
jertell Jan 15, 2013 at 11:47 am
The more i see it, the more i like it....still unsure about the number of apps thats currently allowed to be on the screen and it seems a bit cluttered towards the bottom of the screen
thecsman Jan 15, 2013 at 12:10 pm
If you are upgrading from a Curve, this looks good. If you come from a 99xx series, I don't know...
Gugui1969 Jan 15, 2013 at 12:33 pm
Me no likeit... going with the Z10....
all3n7 Jan 15, 2013 at 1:25 pm
+ 1 I go for Z-10
stratus10601 Jan 15, 2013 at 1:28 pm
i have been a blackberry owner for 7 generations including the tablet and i gotta say as a Bold 9900 owner and fan of the keyboard...i am not feeling this keyboard design..as the article says is not a final product..so i will still await for the last revision of the device...!! i am feeling the full touchscreen though!! lol
NoiPooP4ME Jan 15, 2013 at 1:58 pm
Hate the side charging port, damn annoying and gets in the way!
Not impressive, maybe it's because it's not real! Time to post some HD pictures
if there are any available or stop these crappy ones. We will find out in two weeks what the actual one will look like!!!
Mike1117 Jan 15, 2013 at 2:52 pm
Can't wait for my Z10. I think my 9650 knows it is being replaced soon and has started acting up in protest. I have my wife's old 9650 if it dies, but hoping the next 2 weeks goes quickly...
Playbook007 Jan 15, 2013 at 4:02 pm
I am getting the Z10 first.....but honestly I believe this will be my next unit.....I love physical keyboard and have a Playbook for the big screen.
revtech Jan 15, 2013 at 4:43 pm
If y'all remember the dev B was basically a final z10 hiding in a overly- thick non-glamorous plastic case . . I'm willing to bet this is the same, looking at the lower lip I'd say this is an N series hiding in an overly-thick non-glamorous plastic housing too . . Just my guess and mho.
Bbnivende Jan 15, 2013 at 6:42 pm
Go back to September:
If the prototype is the same as the final for the Z10 why not so for the X10 ?
dierre Jan 15, 2013 at 9:51 pm
That is not supported by the social media network that it shows up on how ironic smh
Degenerate423 Jan 16, 2013 at 6:37 am
I don't know who told RIM to go with that keyboard, but they should be fired. Bold 99xx keyboard or bust!
Bbnivende Jan 16, 2013 at 4:09 pm
Difficult for Thorsten to fire himself.
philpopgoes the weasal Jan 19, 2013 at 2:42 pm
I haven't read all of the comments concerning these pictures but I've read many of them. I'm no fan of touchscreens but that's me. It makes sense for RIM to go into that market since it is the current rage.
Like most of you here, I carry a Blackberry because of the qwerty physical keyboard and several other of it's features. That hasn't been fun lately with third parties choosing to no longer support their products on Blackberries. It appeared that my next phone was going to be a non-RIM phone. Going forward, I need to know that products will be supported on the new phones.
For business use, I need to have a physical keyboard. If something similar to this will be all that RIM offers, my next phone will be a different one. However, I don't think this is all that Rim will offer.
Looking at the carriers available in my area, most of them carry 2-3 models of Blackberries, which is generous with Blackberry's current lack of popularity.
There is a curve, which is either free or close to it, a Bold and a Torch. It is my belief and hope that the phones displayed here and in their final production, a phone similar to this will be either a bottom or mid-range phone. I'm hoping for a slider, like the torch, that will have a physical keyboard and full sized touchscreen. I would switch carriers in a minute to be able to have such a phone that was supported.
Among business users, there will always be a need for a physical keyboard. There's no getting around that. We're not concerned with games or icon collections, we're concerned with function.
CyberchickK Jan 25, 2013 at 2:15 pm
+1 If I wanted an all touch screen, I would have jumped on an iPhone a while ago. Everyone creates software for the iPhone, it's a highly usable phone, but I held off because I like Blackberry's keyboard. Many, many people like Blackberry's physical keyboard. Why change it?
The one handed use of a BB is something you can't do on touch screen phones. And the trackpad was incredibly useful for pinpointing objects on the screen. I even played a better Fightin' Words than my iPhone counterparts who have to use a touchscreen to play. I use Facebook, UberSocial, message my friends and type into the calendar every day. I loathe onscreen keyboards. Hate it on my iPod, my Playbook, and my sister's tablet.
Going from the keyboard to a touchscreen to navigate and utilize software is like using a computer keyboard and a mouse together. It's annoying. I love that BB is back in the game and jumping on the bandwagon with the all touch screen phone. The new OS looks exciting. I don't know if the available (quality) software will actually compare with Android and iOS. It probably won't matter to me. But the keyboard just DOES. I will try this phone in the store when it comes out, but if it leaves me hanging out to dry, I don't think I'll be doing the Z10. It's a shame the folks at RIM felt they needed to revamp so much when ideally, in my mind, the new OS and the new touchscreen phone would have been sufficient. There are/were physical keyboard loyalists.
crackleberry_dragon Feb 12, 2013 at 3:48 pm
The lack of back button and Blackberry button ("left click") is an Epic Fail. As a loyal fan of Blackberry and the touchscreen bold, the beauty is that they have touchscreen gestures + buttons for very quick access to things. That has been the magic of Blackberry even before the touchscreen. I cannot believe they have put the Qwerty keyboard and then left those off. There was no "downside" to the buttons being there. An earlier comment made it sound as if leaving them there meant a different o/s for the Qwerty version. This is just not true. Nobody is saying remove the gestures, just that there is good reason to have both advanced gesturing as well as quick and dirty button / menu access. Most of us who have Blackberry devices love that we can be on a bus, train, bike, ski lift, boat, or even running and still accurately access information and key in messages.


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And you don't see all of that as progressive?? Each one was worse than the last, with the exception of adderall.His next trick will be to go to Elm street and harass teenage kids in their dreams.
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Summer cooldown: September-like conditions expected in N.J. next week
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MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers' highest unsigned Draft pick, University of Oklahoma right-hander Damien Magnifico, posted a tweet on Saturday indicating he'd made a decision about his baseball future. Precisely what the fifth-round selection had decided remained a mystery.Magnifico wrote that, "It's great to be around family, friends, and the girlfriend. And now have things figured out for the future." He added the hash tag, "#blessed." Asked about Magnifico's tweet, Brewers amateur scouting director Bruce Seid was just as vague, writing in an email that, "Both parties are still doing their work." Major League Baseball prescribed a $385,400 bonus for Magnifico's spot in the First-Year Player Draft. Magnifico was a Draft-eligible sophomore, so he could return to school if he does not sign with the Brewers before the 4 p.m. CT deadline on July 13. The Brewers' only other unsigned pick in the top 14 rounds is eighth-round selection Edgardo Rivera, a prep outfielder from Puerto Rico.
Roenicke backs Wolf during rough stretch
MILWAUKEE -- Brewers manager Ron Roenicke had a chat with frustrated starter Randy Wolf during batting practice on Saturday after telling reporters he had no thoughts at all about removing Wolf from the pitching rotation."It's not even on my mind right now," Roenicke said. The veteran left-hander is winless with a 5.34 ERA in 11 starts since April 30, a mixture of some poor starts and some bad luck. For the season, opponents are hitting Wolf at a .308 clip. The Brewers were in position to win Wolf's four starts prior to Friday's blowout loss to the D-backs, but each of those four wins slipped away from the bullpen. On Friday, Wolf was simply knocked around, allowing nine hits and eight runs (seven earned) in four innings. Afterward, he described his season as a "nightmare, starting from Day 1." "He's had a tough year," Roenicke said. "I'm hoping last night doesn't set him back, because the four previous games, I thought were good. I think he's been throwing the ball really well. [Friday] night, he didn't throw the ball well. I'm hoping that he goes back to where he was before last night." Roenicke considered the idea that Wolf may be tipping pitches, but after watching video determined, "he's fine there." Roenicke has a reputation for being particularly adept at identifying pitchers' tips. Wolf's next scheduled outing is Wednesday against the Marlins, against whom he is 4-12 with a 5.98 ERA in 21 career starts.
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MILWAUKEE -- Brewers manager Ron Roenicke will get to deliver good news to at least one player on Sunday morning, when he learns which of his players will represent the team in the All-Star Game. He's hoping for at least two.Left fielder Ryan Braun is the Brewers' strongest All-Star candidate, and was running third among National League outfielders in the final round of fan balloting results released Tuesday. Roenicke also hopes starter Zack Greinke makes the cut for the NL squad. Both leagues' All-Star squads will be unveiled from noon-1 p.m. CT on Sunday on TBS, with results and analysis on MLB.com as the selections are announced. The 83rd All-Star Game is on FOX at 7 p.m. CT on July 10. "There's some starters having some great years," Roenicke said. "But I would expect [Greinke] to make it. ... He's pitching like an All-Star."
Greinke would be eligible to pitch in the All-Star Game because his final first-half outing comes next Saturday against the Astros. By rule, pitchers who work the final Sunday before the break are not eligible to pitch on All-Star Tuesday.Greinke was an American League All-Star in 2009, the year he won the AL Cy Young Award. Braun has been voted to the NL starting lineup each of the past four years, though he missed the 2011 All-Star Game because of a leg injury. The Brewers have had at least three All-Stars in six straight seasons and at least one starter in each of the last five seasons. Roenicke will be an All-Star himself, an invited member of NL manager Tony La Russa's staff. Roenicke said he had "no idea" what his precise duties will be. "They wanted a big-name guy to get in there," Roenicke joked.
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In Nevada, it's illegal to ride a camel on the highway.
Driving barefoot is illegal in Alabama.
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In Sag Harbor, New York, it's illegal to take your clothes off in your car.
Horn honking is not permitted in Oxford, Mississippi as it might scare horses.
If an elephant is left tied to a parking meter in Florida, the parking fee has to be paid just as it would for a vehicle.
The fine for hitting a pedestrian in Sarasota, Florida is only $78.
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WEATHERFORD, Texas — Two suspected burglars were arrested Sunday morning when a resident held one of them at gunpoint after reportedly finding him asleep in a vehicle near the resident's house.
The men are accused of stealing more than $23,000 in property during an early morning crime spree, the Weatherford Democrat reported.
According to the Parker County Sheriff's Office, Jordan Alan Dorris, 18, of Springtown, was found "asleep" in a silver Nissan Extera SUV parked on the complainant's residence in the 7600 block of Prather Road shortly after 9 a.m.
The complainant removed Dorris from the vehicle and held him at gunpoint until deputies arrived, the sheriff's office reported.
The complainant also reported a 2001 Chevrolet dually pickup missing from the property and five additional vehicles burglarized.
The vehicles had been rummaged through and a large amount of property, including a rifle, were missing from the vehicle, the man told deputies.
Dorris reportedly told deputies that he and a suspect identified as 17-year-old Caleb Andrew Kirkbride took the Nissan SUV for a "joy ride."
The SUV belonged to a juvenile female, who reportedly told deputies that a bracelet and her keys were missing and that the men did not have permission to take the vehicle, according to the sheriff's office.
Dorris also reportedly told deputies that Kirkbride stole the pickup and property while Dorris slept in the Nissan, the sheriff's office reported.
Dorris was then allowed to contact Kirkbride, who reportedly said he would return to the complainant's address.
The complainant's neighbor then arrived on scene and reported that he observed the pickup, driven by an unknown suspect, traveling down J.E. Woody Road, running motorists off the roadway and striking several street signs, according to the sheriff's office.
Deputies stopped the truck and detained Kirkbride.
Stolen property was valued at a total of more than $23,000 and included the pickup and SUV, a Herrington & Richardson 30/30 rifle, a tool box, a pair of boots, a vehicle CD player, a checkbook and $8,000 check, CDs, a pole saw, a chain saw, a propane heater, a brake controller, two credit cards, a flashlight, two pocketknives, various hand tools, two junk lawnmowers and scrap copper. Most of the items were recovered during the initial investigation, the sheriff's office reported.
Kirkbride was charged with three felony thefts, burglary of a building, burglary of a building, criminal mischief and a misdemeanor theft, according to jail records, which indicated Dorris received the same charges, plus an additional felony theft charge.
Dorris was released Tuesday evening from the Parker County Jail on a total bond of $65,500, while Kirkbride remained in jail, jail records show.
The Democrat was unable to reach Dorris for comment as the number listed for Dorris' address was not in service.


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Dmitri Young boldly proclaimed in Spring Training, "Detroit hasn't seen the real Dmitri Young play." With that addressed, for the first time, the Motor City will watch the All-Star Dmitri Young play.
For Young's track record as a hitter -- four .300-hitting seasons, a 48-double year and a career average hovering near .300 -- he has never been an All-Star. That changed Sunday, when rosters were officially announced.
"Keep in mind that I missed a half season last year and I really wanted to prove to Detroit Tigers fans they didn't get another injury-prone guy," Young said. "I worked hard this offseason to get myself in condition to help this team.
"Actually to get myself in position to make an All-Star team, from an individual standpoint, this is a great honor."
How much it means to Young, most others couldn't comprehend. Young himself, a student of the game and all its history, didn't soak it all in immediately.
With AL manager Mike Scioscia's choice of Young as a reserve, Young became the seventh Tiger in as many years to make his first All-Star team as Detroit's lone representative. He was the team's logical pick for at least the last month, but his contributions would've warranted a spot even if the Tigers weren't guaranteed one.
"This is not a charity pick," said manager Alan Trammell, who broke the news to Young remembering his own first-time selection back in 1980. "He's having a heckuva year and I hope it continues because we need him. I don't think it will be the last time for him, but I know the first one is special."
Young's OPS (on-base plus slugging percentages) of .922 ranks 17th among AL hitters on a team that has struggled mightily for offense. His .294 average entering Sunday stood 65 points higher than the team batting average. He has either scored or driven in 26.5 percent of Detroit's offense.
Young leads the Tigers in virtually every statistic that requires a bat: average, on-base and slugging percentages, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs and RBIs. At 169 total bases, good for 10th among AL hitters, he was the only Detroit hitter in triple digits until Eric Munson homered Sunday.
All of this has come in spite of a Tigers lineup that has struggled and been shuffled to provide support around him. A teamwide first-month slump, moreover, threatened to take him with it. He ended May 1 with a .170 average, .521 OPS and a swing that was off on its timing. Though his confidence never wavered that he would reach his customary numbers, he wasn't receiving any favors.
His season turned around one incredible night in Baltimore, where he went 5-for-5 with two homers and two triples May 6. His 15 total bases that night fell one short of Ty Cobb's single-game franchise record. Combined with a 2-for-4 effort the previous night, Young raised his average from .177 to .229 in two days.
Five days later, Young again fell a hit shy of the cycle, this time short a home run in a 3-for-5 outing at Tampa Bay. From there, he became the steady force in the lineup that the Tigers envisioned when they acquired from Cincinnati two winters ago for Juan Encarnacion and Luis Pineda. He was named AL Player of the Week at the end of May following an 11-for-24, three-homer, seven-RBI stretch. He hit .355 with six homers and 25 RBIs in May to earn AL Player of the Month consideration, then hit six more homers in June while batting .330.
"No question, he was the only choice for us," Trammell said.
In terms of power, that's well more than Young's customary numbers. With 17 home runs already, he needs four to match his single-season best. He's on pace for the best power season by a Tiger in the Comerica Park era, which has yielded one 30-homer hitter in three-plus seasons (Bobby Higginson hit 30 in 2000).
"I worked hard," Young said. "I wanted to prove something and right now it's starting to pay off, but there's the second half left."
Even with his offensive firepower and strong swing, Young has started consecutive games without a hit only once since April, a tribute to his consistency.
Young plans to have a heavy presence for the Mid-summer Classic in Chicago from his family, which a month ago was celebrating little brother Delmon's honor as the top pick in the First-Year Player Draft. Along with calling his wife, kids and parents, he had a special message for Delmon.
"I told him, 'I've set the standards. You've got to break this one,'" Young said. "He said, 'What are you talking about?' (I said) I made the All-Star team. He said, 'Oh, boy.'"
How Dmitri will be used in the game, however, is more in question. Young spent most of the first half in left field but has 13 starts at third base, where he contributed a handful of remarkable plays to the Tigers' first-half highlights. While the AL All-Star team has four other reserve outfielders -- pending the Final Vote balloting on MLB.com -- Texas' Hank Blalock is the lone reserve at third base behind Anaheim's Troy Glaus. With home-field advantage for the World Series on the line at this year's All-Star Game, Young could conceivably be a versatile reserve in the later innings along with Baltimore's Melvin Mora.
"I'll bring all my gloves," Young said.
Jason Beck is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to approval by Major League Baseball or its clubs.
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