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PITTSFORD( WKBW) The Buffalo Bills officially moved in to training camp on Friday. Below are the transcripts of what players and GM Doug Whaley had to say. (Transcripts provided by the Bills)
GM Doug Whaley
Move In Day- Friday, July 18, 2014
Q: Talk to us about Kiko [Alonso] and his surgery yesterday. Is everything good?
A: He had his surgery and from all the reports we're getting it was a successful surgery. We're expecting him to be back after camp, let his swelling go down and do some rehab there. But he'll be back in Buffalo when we break camp.
Q: You're always talking about next man up. After all the OTAs to have that happen, you're basically doing a try out in training camp. That can't be good.
A: I have to disagree. Because he wasn't taking many reps in the OTAs, that gave experience to Preston Brown, Nigel Bradham, Ty Powell so those guys had gotten some reps with the first and second team so this will just be a carry over and then we have to see what happens when the pads come off.
Q: How big of a loss was Kiko?
A: It's a tremendous loss but no one is crying for us. So we have to like you said "next man up." We think we've built a roster that can sustain a loss like this. Our expectations aren't going to drop.
Q: Who do you view as some of the prospects who are going to get cracks at reps?
A: I have to talk to Coach but right off-hand, Preston Brown, Nigel Bradham, maybe Ty Powell. Two young guys. It's an exciting time for those guys and an exciting time for us to say, "Alright, what we saw in these guys is true and they can play."
Q: How did Kiko do it?
A: We'll let them talk on it. I wasn't there so I can't talk on it. His camp will handle that.
Q: How much of a shock was it when you first got a call?
A: It's nothing you want to here on your vacation. Absolutely it was a shock. But again, injury is part of the game and it's not an excuse for us and it can't be an excuse for the team and it won't be.
Q: When you drafted Brown you thought of him more as an inside guy didn't you?
A: We thought of him as a guy that has the flexibility to play inside and outside. He played mostly inside at college but we thought with his workout and the way he moved at his size, that in a pinch he could go outside and we'll find out for sure.
Q: In terms of Marcell Dareus' status at the start of the season, have you had any correspondence with the league?
A: Not to this point. We haven't heard anything from the league.
Q: What about the guys you place on the PUP list, especially Leodis (McKelvin)?
A: Leodis is coming back from that hip surgery that we talked about and we just wanted to make sure that we eased him in and not give him to strenuous of a workout right off the bat.
Q: Do you think Cordy (Glenn) could be a lengthy absence?
A: We're still waiting on some reports on him but it looks like it's going to be one of those day to day things and we'll see how it progresses.
Q: You don't think it's season threatening?
A: We don't think so at this time but again, we're going to have to see on how he progresses. We hope not.
Q: Is what happened with Alan Branch something that quickly developed?
A: He was out but when he came in and did his physicals there were some tests that came back that we need to wait on and see if everything is okay. If they come back okay, he'll be out on the field. He is at camp now.
Q: How about Cordy?
A: He's going to be here and he'll be doing some light exercises and stuff like that.
Q: What are you expectations and your message now that camp is here?
A: I think if you look at all 32 teams when they go to camp, everybody is looking to win. We're competitors. Those guys in there are competitors, the coaches are competitors, us front office people are competitors. So anytime those guys strap it up, we're expecting to win so I don't understand why everybody keeps saying it's a win-now situation. It's always a win-now. That's what sports are for.
Q: This is the Bills 15th year at Rochester and they've never made the playoffs here. Every year this day opens with high expectations and they're dashed come December.
A: Well, that's why we're here to change it. That's why we've built this roster and the moves we made in the off season were with the eye of making the playoffs.
Q: Do you feel like this roster has arrived, in terms of the overall picture you want to paint as GM?
A: We feel that we have a roster that we are building with some cornerstone pieces that we believe can consistently compete for playoffs and championships. We'll see a big determination in that with the loss of Kiko [Alonso] and if we've found the right guys to replace him. It's a huge loss, but Sean Lee went down in Dallas and they still have to play. People are getting hurt all the time, so we've just got to be ready to move on.
Q: In what ways would you the depth on the roster is better when compared to a couple years ago?
A: I think, again, the Kiko thing. We went and signed a guy that was more special teams oriented to fill the roster, who can take some reps then look to be a starter. Those are the things that are encouraging, not only to us, but also to the coaching staff and to the public, that we can withstand an injury. Again, the expectation is not going to dip.
Q: Where does LB Keith Rivers fit into the mix at linebacker?
A: I think he's actually a four-down player. I don't know which one is going to play Sam and Will, but he's going to have to step up and take the lead between him and [Brandon] Spikes and whoever takes the other one. I think he can play on special teams and passing downs and Nickel situations.
Q: Why did you cut two players today?
A: Just to upgrade the roster.
Q: Will you go up to 90 players?
A: We'll go up to 90 and we're in the process of looking at two guys now. We've got to get some physicals and stuff like that, so we may have an announcement tomorrow.
Q: Are you taking veteran guys or younger guys for those spots?
A: Younger guys.
Q: Do you think QB E.J. Manuel has to take a big step this year for the team to go anywhere?
A: I believe that he has to take a step. Now, a big step, that depends on your categorization of big. I would say take care of the ball and, the one thing he did last year that he needs to do this year, is to come through and make the players. He did that last year. We think with our defense, our running game, I'm not going to say he has to manage it, but he just gets better and keeps improving. He doesn't have to feel the weight of the world on his shoulders and he has to go out and win. We've surrounded him with some people where, if he does his job, we should be okay.
Q: What are the specific things you're looking to see out of E.J.?
A: I want to see him be in more control of the huddle, the offense and [display] the command and presence we saw in college. It's tough as a rookie, with all the time he missed, to get that comfortability factor. With all the offseason and him healthy now and going into training camp, by the time we leave training camp you should see a guy that's standing tall in that huddle and quick and decisive with his decision-making.
Q: What do you think about several preseason projections ranking the team near the bottom of the league?
A: They should. We haven't done anything. We've got a lot to prove. It is what it is. Like Russ [Brandon] said, 'We won't hide from it.' We haven't been in the playoffs in a long time and we owe it to the fans, our late Hall of Fame owner and everybody in this business to show that we're not the Bills anymore. We want to be a playoff team. We're planning to be a playoff team and that's our goal.
RB Fred Jackson
Q: Some people bring a lot of things to camp, you brought a whole dorm with you. That's a nice truck.
A: Yeah, it's kinda for family travel. It makes it easy, put the kids in the back, throw a movie on and I don't hear from them again, so it makes it easier for everybody and the trip is quick and easy that way.
Q: What was the movie?
A: Today it was actually adventure time, it's a TV series, yesterday it was frozen I think. It's usually some sort of princess movie.
Q: Is there anything different with this camp for you? Anything different for this season?
A: Not really, I think once you get used to doing this, you know what it is you wanna bring in and what it's going to take to get through. I know this year is going to be a little bit longer for us with the construction going on at the Ralph [Wilson Stadium]. After about 5 or 6 times going through camp, you have a better idea of what you need to get ready for a season and get through training camp.
Q: In the previous eight years, everyone has seemed to have high hopes, and those high hopes always seem to get dashed for this team by not making the playoffs. What gives you the impression that the 9th time will be the charm?
A: The number one thing I'm excited about is a second year with this coaching staff. Their number one thing coming in was to get this thing turned around. Being with those guys for a second year, figuring each other out and what we want to do, how to use us and stuff like that, I think it's going to be a tremendous thing that comes to fruition for us this year. That's the number one thing I'm excited about, it's easy to sit here and talk about it but I think we have the keys, we've added some pieces, guys have been here for a little while and we know what we have to do to get it done.
Q: As a team leader, do you get rattled by news like the news with Kiko [Alonso], losing him for potentially the entire season?
A: Obviously, you never want to lose a player of that magnitude. He did some tremendous things for us last year, and we definitely want a player of his caliber on the field at all times. I wouldn't say I get rattled, but it's definitely frustrating knowing how hard he worked to get ready for this year, coming off of hip surgery, he was trying to get back out there and be able to start the season with us. But now it's just about who's going to be the next guy up. We've played with that mentality the entire time I've been here, and that's the mentality we have to continue to go forward with.
Q: This being your ninth training camp, how has your perspective changed as you arrive, speaking in the big picture of things, as you begin another season?
A: The number one thing is that I want them to be a part of this, especially my two oldest daughters as they start understanding more of what's going on. My oldest daughter was saying "You have to leave for camp soon." so that's the type of stuff you're going to remember and the stuff you want them to remember, like going and helping me move in, stuff we can talk about when they're older, when I'm a grandpa and we can talk about with their kids. I think that's the sort of stuff you start to see when you've been around as long as I have.
T Cyrus Kouandjio
Move-In Day — July 18, 2014
Q: You've been through camp before at the college level, and some people say Coach [Nick] Saban runs his camp a lot like a professional camp, so do you feel you have a pretty good idea of what's to come these next three or four weeks?
A: I know it's going to be challenging, there definitely is a difference between college and professional football, when we're talking about camp, and how much we're supposed to run because of the NFLPA and stuff. It was definitely tough in college, they pushed us to our limits every day, but I'm looking forward to see how it transitions into a professional camp.
Q: Do you feel that you put together a pretty good minicamp and can it act as a spring board for your game here in training camp even though there is a month lapse in between the two?
A: Well we all trained during that month off, you can't just sit around all the time. Minicamp gives you a little taste of how it's gonna be in the NFL, and I'm looking forward to it.
Q: How anxious are you to put on the pads? You couldn't really put your full game on display in the OTA's and minicamp, now you will have more of an opportunity to do so.
A: I think it's really fun, I haven't done it in a while. It's been a couple months since I put on the pads and played a little bit, so I miss it and I can't wait to get back to it.
Q: Have you talked to any Alabama guys in the NFL about how to approach camp or anything like that?
A: I talk to guys here and there, they say it's serious and it's tough but I've been doing serious and tough things for years now. So, well see how this one goes.
WR Marquise Goodwin
Move-In Day — July 18, 2014
Q: How much more do you feel you have under your belt going into year two?
A: A whole lot. Coming in I really didn't know what to expect at all. Having one year experience has helped me out a lot. I've matured over just one year and I kind of know what to expect. I still have a lot to learn, but I'll definitely be ready to go.
Q: What are your dorm life essentials?
A: All I really need is my bed, my playbook and my Bible. Those are the essentials right there. I didn't bring a TV or video games. I'm not really a gamer. I like to think I'm the best gamer in the world, but I'm really not.
Q: What do you think about preview magazines giving the Bills low preseason rankings?
A: I like us. I like the Buffalo Bills. That's goes without saying. We've been putting work in through this offseason, through camp. I kind of like coming from the bottom and we're going to have to work our way up. There's going to be a lot of bandwagon fans out there that will come out of the woodwork, so I'm looking forward to it.
Q: What is your outlook on the offense?
A: Sammy (Watkins) has definitely added to the offense, as well as the other people that we drafted. We have a good opportunity in front of us. E.J. (Manuel) has matured over the year. He's ready, he's assumed his role. He's being more of a leader, more vocal and getting guys where they need to be. As well as other guys on the offense. It's not just receivers, running backs and the QB. We've got offensive lineman like Eric Wood. He's definitely stepped up along with other guys.
Q: How do you feel about the heavy competition at the receiver position?
A: I've been a competitor all my life, so it's just another thing to me. I love competition and it's only going to make this team better. If they brought in Calvin Johnson then that's just better for the Buffalo Bills and, at the end of the day, that's what's it's all about.
S Aaron Williams
Move-In Day — July 18, 2014
Q: How do you make up for the loss of Kiko Alonso?
A: It's very unfortunate that we lost Kiko this offseason, but that gives guys an opportunity to step up, make plays and come here to contribute to the team. As sad as losing Kiko is, the great things about this team is that we have depth. I'm really sure that whoever is behind Kiko will step in and make plays.
Q: How critical is this training camp for getting up to speed with the new system?
A: Training camp is always critical. Especially when you have a new defensive coordinator and a bunch of new coaches. I really don't think there's that significant of a change from last year. I think we did a great job during our OTAs and minicamp and we need to come back and reassume our responsibilities.
Q: How long did it take for the shock to wear off when you heard about Kiko?
A: It goes quick. You kind of think about it for a while and then you understand that, just like during the season, injuries do happen. When that happens a guy has to step up and that's basically what the NFL is. When your name is called you must be take a chance with the opportunity, roll with it and do the best you can.
Q: How prepared do you feel to build on last year?
A: I feel very confident that the change doesn't really reflect on how much we have to catch up. The whole catch up process began in minicamp where we learned who our new defensive coordinator was, who our new coaches were and the new schemes. That time right there was to get acquainted to what's new and to learn the new scheme. We grasped it and in training camp we will reevaluate it and just learn from our mistakes in minicamp and OTA's.
Q: As a leader, what is your message to your teammates?
A: Oh, we're not going to play any games this year. There's a new attitude, a new style, a new coaching staff. I've talked to Coach [Donnie] Henderson, I've talked to Coach Samson [Brown] and we're expecting a lot from this year. Our expectations are high from last year, especially from our defensive backs, who were top four last year in DB stats. We're looking for number one or top three.
CB Ross Cockrell
Move-In Day — July 18, 2014
Q: What is it like stepping back onto a college campus?
A: It's not too bad. All these cameras, all these people asking questions, it's a little bit different. You know that you're stepping into a big world, into a big game.
Q: What have you done to prepare yourself on your own?
A: I went home and spent a lot of time with my family. I also trained with Eugene Robinson a little bit as well. He used to play for the Panthers and play for a couple other teams. He coached against me in high school. So I knew him, but I never worked with him before.
Q: Did Coach Schwartz or Coach Henderson give you a short to-do list of things to work on before camp?
A: The best thing they told me is to continue to improve upon my footwork. At DB you can never get enough. Your feet are how you make plays and if your feet are correct then you can be in position to get interceptions or knock balls down.
Q: What are your expectations walking into your first training camp?
A: Well, the major thing that I heard is just that the intensity level is going to increase to a level that I have yet to see. I'm trying to get ready for that. As far as expectations, I don't have many. I try to work hard and then see where it goes from there.
Q: How do you feel about being behind so many veteran players?
A: Well, I think it's a very good thing. I mean you've got guys like Leodis (McKelvin) and Stephon (Gilmore), (Nickell) Robey, Corey (Graham). The list goes on. There's so many people that have so many different techniques and so many different playing styles that I'm going to try to learn from them, take the best parts of each and put it all together.


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Out of sheer (utterly mad) curiosity, what's the consensus on candidates from overseas applying? For instance, the tiny island of England? Would they even get considered? What if they promised to bake scones? And also learn how to bake? And pronounce scones the other way?
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Damn, that's fantastic. I'm envious I couldn't be there. Nicely done, chaps. Nicely done.
Can we please get a LOVE RYAN DAVIS shirt printed up in Ryan's honour? All proceeds to his family. I would buy that in a goddamn second.
Ryan, I never met you, but I feel like I've lost a best friend. You've helped me get through a lot of stuff in the past few years, from cancer, break-ups and family losses, and I wish I had the opportunity to thank you in person. Rest in peace, you magnificent bastard. I hope I can be even half the man you were one day.
Holy shit balls.
Everything about this situation (read as: debacle) just reminds me of Brother's in Arms: Hell's Highway, and how Gearbox pulled the same bait-and-switch manoeuvre with presentation materials. Does anyone else remember this video? It's even got Randy Pitchford talking up a storm again and promising scenes and features that just just didn't exist in the final product. Hopefully if any good does come from this situation it'll be that Gearbox now (finally) knows that hoodwinking the press and public doesn't make for a viable development strategy.
"Oh, hey, there's that girl I recognise from TV" is the complete opposite reaction you should ever want to illicit from a character. I mean, the whole point of screen characters is that they transcend the actor and face playing them, and become instead the embodiment of that persona. Choosing someone specifically to do the opposite is horrendously bad and gimmicky writing, and I can't believe they went ahead with it. It hugely breaks verisimilitude and nukes your suspension of disbelief, which is so ridiculously important in science fiction.
I've generally loved Bioware's writing for the past 2 games, but this is such a huge step in the wrong direction and ultimately undermines the story they're trying to tell. How did anyone other than the marketing department think this was a good idea?
This sucks, mostly because a friend and I recently set about writing our own Carmen Sandiego reimanging on spec (we're both writers, and he works for a production company in LA) only to find out someone had already beaten us to the rights. And I guess this is it. Awful. Does it count if I protest our idea was much better?
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I thought it was a bit in-your-face at first, but it does make for a neat method of contextual product placement. I doubt the game was being played in real time though, the movement seemed slightly off to me.
This is both infuriating and extremely disheartening.


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Something I've been meaning to do ever since Sunday, when Booker devoted his main story to the theme, is record how the case for anthropogenic global warming is unravelling.
More to the point, even the case for maintaining that global warming is a continuing phenomenon is becoming seriously unstuck, viz a letter in The Telegraph yesterday from Philip Stott, Emeritus Professor of Biogeography in the University of London.
Stott noted that week rain fell last week not only on the rag-bag of climate-change activists camped outside Heathrow (who seem to have enjoyed extraordinary media coverage). It also, he wrote, poured on the whole global-warming parade.
First, he continued, new research indicates that our climate may be only one third as sensitive to C02 as has been assumed. Secondly, corrected temperature figures for America from Nasa indicate that the hottest year in the 20th century was 1934, not in the 1990s. Thirdly, recent satellite figures from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration demonstrate no mean global warming since 1998. Indeed, the curve has flattened to below 1998 levels.
Finally, Stott concludes, our British weather continues to contradict all predictions. When, he asks, will our politicians, especially David Cameron, recognise that carbon claptrap, not global warming, is the danger for our economic future?
This is one of the stranger aspects of the global warming debate for, as the politicians profess even greater certainty that this is the dominant issue of our general, the scientists, it seems, are far from certain. For all we know, we could be slipping back into a new ice age.
In a recent article in The Boston Globe, reproduced in the IHT this state of uncertainty is reviewed, painting a graphic picture which totally contradicts Gore's assertion that, "There's no more debate ... There is no more scientific debate among serious people who've looked at the evidence."
In terms of one of the latest discoveries to shake the certainty – the fact that the NASA/Goddard Institute temperature figures have been exaggerating the temperature rise and that the hottest year in the 20th century was 1934, not in the 1990s, this has been due to the remarkable work of statistician Steve McIntyre, who has used his blog Climate Audit relentless to promote independent discussion on climate science.
Less spectacular, but probably just as important is the way McIntyre has recruited his readers, progressively to evaluate the validity of readings from individual weather stations, coming up with some significant findings.
One of the most dramatic is illustrated a remarkable photograph of Tucson University of Arizona Weather Station (illustrated) shown positioned in a bay on the concrete car park – thus failing to conform with the siting criteria for these sites. It also highlights the so-called "heat island" effect, where as sites have become more urban, rises in temperature experienced reflect the urban heating rather than real climate change.
For a long time, it has puzzled me how, from the hundreds of disparate weather stations inputing data into the system, how climate scientists have been able to produce a single figure for each year, representing a unified global temperature.
Here, in a measured interview on the Today programme, McIntyre pointed out that numerous adjustments must be made to arrive at the finished figures and that, crucially, the size of the adjustments in many cases exceeded the temperature increases being recorded.
In other words, the single global temperature is not real, but a calculated artefact, prone to multiple errors. The temperature rises thus recorded are an extremely fragile basis on which to commit not billions but trillions of dollars of expenditure.
As Booker reported last Sunday, Prof William Nordhaus, of Yale, has just published calculations showing that cuts in greenhouse gas emissions on the scale proposed by Gore might possibly save $12 trillion (£12,000bn) - but that their cost would be nearly three times as much, $34 trillion, more than half the world's GDP.
So fast is the evidence accumulating that the fatuity of basing major public policy initiatives on what many already believe to be a scam is becoming more evident by the day. The debate, far from being over, really has only just begun.
It is now hard to think of a situation where there has been such a great divide between the politicians – who remain fixed in their beliefs about global warming, impervious to the increasingly vibrant debate – and the wider world, where scepticism is growing in intensity.
But then, we are seeing the same thing across the board, where more and more the politicians (and the media) seem detached from reality. The political implications of this have yet to become clear but, while green politics may be a wonderful plaything for the likes of Cameron, in the fullness of time, there will be a price which he and his fellow travellers will be unable to pay.
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My name's Codi Singer and we race a saloon car here in New Zealand. They are kind of like a cross between a Late Model and a Sprint Car. While we have been racing for 5 or 6 years and are doing all right, there are still some things that I don't fully understand.
This off season we have completely rebuilt our car from last year and have improved it in many areas. So I've been reading a lot of past Circle Track articles regarding setup to help our team start the season in the right direction.
I have a question regarding ride heights for dirt track racing and adjusting it. What heights are recommended for dirt track racing at each corner of the car? Last season our ride heights were about 8 inches on the LF, RF, and RR and 71/2 inches on the LR. The car looked far too high and had a lot of body roll in the corners.
To adjust the ride heights is it as simply as winding the adjusting nut on the coilovers on the front and the adjusting nut on the torsion bars on the rear to achieve the desired ride height. Will lowering the ride height effect other things like roll center and center of gravity?
Thanks for your response.
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Not knowing exactly what front end you have, I will offer some basic advice. Changing your ride height does change the moment (roll) centers, and if you change the basic rake of the chassis, it gets more involved.
Depending on whether the suspension is a straight axle (front or rear) or a double A-arm type, when the ride height changes, the arm angles change for an A-arm type and the chassis mount for the Panhard bar changes with a straight axle. Both of these scenarios mean that the moment arm changes, as does the handling with ride height changes.
Once you have designed the setup around both the geometry and the balance, you need to stay with that ride height set. If you need to change ride height for any reason, then you'll need to reevaluate the geometry and balance for the new height.
There are other things that can change besides the moment center location and balance. The cambers and camber change is affected in an A-arm suspension and the lateral location of the straight axle as well as the axle steer are affected in a straight axle suspension.
I think you get the point that if you decide to make changes to the ride height, you'll need to go over all of your other setup parameters so that things don't get all messed up. And there are times when a ride height change is appropriate for many reasons. Just make sure you do it correctly and look at the other setup areas.
I hate to do this to you, but I'm going to try to drag you into a debate that has been going on for several years between myself and my partner in a race car. We have both been at this for more than 20 years involving mostly stock cars including Street Stocks and Late Models. He also has several years of karting experience. We are now running an IMCA style conventional sprung Asphalt Modified on tracks ranging from 1/4- to 3/8-mile, with low to medium banking. The basic rules are 2,500 pounds, 58 percent left side weight, 3.5 inches minimum ride height, 8-inch Hoosier 700 tires.
The disagreement comes over setting the ride height. I was always taught you set the ride height to get the proper suspension A-arm angles that produce the proper roll center in the front, as well as camber gain. In the back, it's for the correct trailing arm angles. I have also always understood that on asphalt, a low ride height is preferred to get a lower center of gravity.
The rules usually limit how low a car can be, typically 4 inches, and most builders design their cars to work in that range. I also understand dirt requires a higher center of gravity and are designed different. Most of the various brands of chassis I've worked with recommended 4 inches at the left front framerail and usually 1/2 higher on the right front, mainly due a taller tire at that position. The rears have always been recommended between 1/2 to 1 inch higher.
My partner sees himself as more of a "car whisperer." Although he may set the left front to the recommended 33/4 he stands back and visually checks and adjusts to get "a good attitude. That is when the car significantly leans to the left, and has in the neighborhood of 11/2 to 2 inches more ride height on the right than the left. The control arm angles become unimportant in his method.
His insistence on the importance of a "good attitude" is bolstered by Darrell Waltrip doing stop motion of Cup cars going through the corner. Pointing out how a soft spring big bar car with the stiff right rear spring should look when the rest of the car is on the bumpstops. My question is, is there a speed advantage to running a significantly high right side ride height on a car with a conventional setup? If so, what would it be? I realize that this was part of an old-school set up, before scales were readily available. The car isn't bottoming out or dragging on the track.
Hope you can help put this to rest. Thanks,
Come on, you knew when you wrote that what I would say, didn't you? If looks are important to your partner, you should set up the chassis correctly for geometry and balance and then hang the body so that the "look" is correct, not the other way around.
The look of a race car will never get it to handle correctly. If aero is considered important, and I don't dissuade anyone from trying to improve in that area, then do it without undermining the setup and alignment of the chassis.
Stay on your program of correctly setting the moment centers, camber change, and alignment based on an agreed upon ride height and don't forget to include balance and load distribution in all of that. Mechanical grip is the most important thing you can improve for short track performance.
I believe that in the past 10 years, many Cup teams have compromised the mechanical grip of the cars by concentrating too much on the car's attitude and "look," as your partner has. That is why we have strong teams and weak ones as to performance when they all look the same on the track. If looks were so important, they'd all be running up front, right?
I like the info I get from Circle Track, but I have a question. Why do the rules at the dirt track give the Chevy boys an advantage? In the Pure Stocks it should be Chevy on Chevy and Ford on Ford and so on, right? Wrong, Chevys are allowed to run 9-inch Ford rearends, but a Ford with a Holley on it they say is not fair.
Did Fords not come with Holley carbs on them from the factory like the 780? I run a 351 Cleveland Ford and they make the rules for intake valves no bigger than 2.06. But the four-barrel heads on the Cleveland has 2.19 inch valves so I asked them what do they want me to do, run two-barrel heads and an aftermarket intake to match them with a four-barrel carb.?
I never heard from them again. What are they afraid of, fair competition? I ran into this problem at another track. They said show me the facts and you can run it and I did the next Friday. I was on the track and everyone was happy and the fans loved that there was more than just Chevys on the track.
Thanks for your time.
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We're continually talking and writing about ambiguous rules packages and how many rules are either conflicting or do not seem practical. I think it is a good idea to look over the rules during the off season and make changes where appropriate.
We have spoken to several top sanctioning body leaders recently about this and they tend to agree that as time goes on, our racing changes and so should the rules. This way, we can allow the innovation that will always attract new racers while keeping the playing field equal.


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Hemisfair Park Area Redevelopment Corporation (HPARC) is a 501(c)3 non-profit established by the San Antonio City Council for the purpose of creating this spectacular public space for the whole community. HPARC's responsibilities include acquiring property, planning, developing, constructing, managing, maintaining and financing projects at and adjacent to Hemisfair. HPARC is run by an 11-member volunteer Board of Directors approved by City Council.
HPARC currently relies on operational and capital funding from the City of San Antonio and private donations, and is expected to receive funds from additional sources such as public-private partnerships, grants, and fundraising. Lease revenues and other income streams created at Hemisfair will cover day-to-day operations, maintenance, and activation expenses. Hemisfair is projected to be financially self-sustaining by the year 2020.
Hemisfair will be constructed in phases so that we can deliver attractive public spaces quickly. Some key dates include:
- 2015: Yanaguana Garden at the southwest corner complete
- Early-2016: Convention Center expansion complete
- 2018: Civic Park opens to the public and San Antonio celebrates its Tricentennial
- 2020: Tower Park complete
Residential projects, historic structure restorations, and infrastructure improvements, including streets and parking, will be constructed in phases throughout the life of the project.
Funding for public improvements from the 2007 and 2012 Bonds will create new complete streets in and around Hemisfair as well as deliver the Play Escape. Additional funding sources, yet to be secured, will include grants, private donations, market and historic tax credits, incentives, tax increment finance, and other financing sources. Vertical development, such as residential and commercial buildings, will be designed, built and financed through public private partnerships (P3s), with lease revenues dedicated to the maintenance, operations and improvements to the public spaces.
HPARC will be responsible for programming and operation of the parks. A higher level of service is possible through revenue generated from property leases at Hemisfair. Money from these leases surrounding and sprinkled through the park will be reinvested to pay for maintenance, landscaping, operation, security, and activation of the park so that public dollars are spared—making the whole project financially self-sustaining.
Dedicated parkland at Hemisfair is being increased from 14.97 acres (which includes existing parking lots and dilapidated buildings), to at least 18.47 acres of connected and usable open public space. The removal of the western edge of the Convention Center allows Hemisfair to increase the amount of usable park space at Alamo and Market Street, one of the most pedestrian-trafficked intersections in San Antonio.
One of HPARC's goals is to breathe new life into historic structures to play a vital role in the present. Historic homes will be restored and adapted into park amenities like cafes or book stores. Each building will be carefully assessed and follow the necessary steps to comply with Historic and Design Review Commission, Texas Historic Commission, and other city codes and ordinances.
The City of San Antonio has negotiated a land swap for the Federal Courthouse property which is pending Congressional funding for construction of a new Federal Courthouse. Until this transaction takes place, the U.S. Government will continue to occupy the Federal Courthouse.
The Institute of Texan Cultures (ITC) is owned and operated by the University of Texas system and intends to remain in its current location. For more information on their future plans, please visit their website here.
All of the existing cultural institutions will remain at Hemisfair and be incorporated into the new environment; however, some may move to newer, more accessible locations within the property. Each will be evaluated individually by the HPARC team and the organization's leadership.
Yes!! Redevelopment will bring many more parking options for Hemisfair visitors including underground, on-street, structured, and bicycle parking. Plus, with many public transit options and pedestrian and wheelchair-friendly areas, Hemisfair will be accessible to all San Antonians.
First, streets will be designed as "Complete Streets" – ones that consider the pedestrian, bicycle, and wheelchair experience in addition to vehicular traffic. Reinstating parts of the historic street grid not only allows for better access and connectivity to park areas from surrounding neighborhoods, but also allows for several hundred on-street parking spaces and the opportunity to line the park areas with active, lively uses. Imagine strolling down an avenue with cafes and stores spilling out onto the sidewalk—these are the types of streets we will introduce.
Yes! Residential apartment units in various building densities and heights will be constructed at Hemisfair. This may include a range of types, including mixed income, a mix of uses and various densities. Residential development is a critical component to Hemisfair's success, ensuring round-the-clock energy and security.
No. Hemisfair property is owned by the City of San Antonio and will not be sold to developers or individuals. Buildings at Hemisfair will be leased in order to pay for the maintenance and operation of the exceptional open space. Residential units will only be available for rent.
No. Hemisfair is being designed and built for San Antonio residents first and foremost, although Hemisfair will be for everyone to enjoy. Careful selection of park vendors and dining establishments is just one example of how we will keep the neighborhood authentic and local.
Think of any truly great city that you've ever been to. Chances are these cities have walkable urban districts with fantastic open public spaces. That is because great cities have great downtowns, and great downtowns have great urban parks. Urban parks not only improve recreation and fitness options for residents, but act as a tremendous economic generator for the whole city. New businesses pop up, property values increase, and world-class events are able to take place.
Hemisfair's redevelopment is the most impactful downtown improvement in the next few years, is compatible with the community's SA2020 Vision, and is a key component in preparing San Antonio to be competitive with other big cities in the future. A vibrant urban district will help attract and retain young, educated professionals as well as new corporate headquarters. Environmentally sustainable technologies will be implemented, abandoned historic homes will be restored, and hundreds of trees will be added. Additionally, San Antonio residents will have an authentic and inviting place to gather and play, dine, exercise, and recreate.
With dreams of parks and green space, civic and cultural amenities, residences and local businesses, the plan will mature our iconic center city asset into a collective space bursting with users and excitement.
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On top of that and out of sheer laziness, I would have liked actual pattern pieces for the skirt so I didn't have to do all the measuring. Apart from that it was clear to follow and a fairly simple project…
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