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1804 North 18th Street has a Walk Score of 84 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
1804 North 18th Street is a 11 minute walk from the BSS ATT Station to Fern Rock TC at the Cecil B Moore Station stop.
This location is in the North Central neighborhood in Philadelphia. Nearby parks include Reyburn Park, Fotterall Square and Francisville Playground.
Nearby schools include Alliance for Progress Charter School, Meade Gen George C School and Carver High School.
The closest grocery stores are North 19th Grocery Store, Lee's Food Market and Adelaide's Variety Shop.
Nearby coffee shops include Dunkin' Donuts, Barnes and Noble Café and Früt Bar. Nearby restaurants include Aprons, Patterson's Palace Restaurant and Murrys Steaks Inc.
1804 North 18th Street is near Temple University, Fotterall Square and Cruz Recreation Center.
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Along those lines, SCTY's now in-the-money June 60 call is seeing considerable buy-to-open activity, with the majority of the 4,300-plus contracts traded doing so at the ask price, IV pointed north, and volume outstripping open interest. Even more ambitious, however, is a group of traders targeting the deep out-of-the-money (OOTM) October 75 call. Roughly 2,200 contracts have crossed the tape here -- 65% at the ask price, suggesting they were bought. Also, IV is edging higher, and just 404 contracts reside here, making it safe to assume new bullish bets are being initiated at a volume-weighted average price (VWAP) of $2.54.
The OOTM call buyers will profit if SCTY can muscle north of $77.54 (strike plus VWAP) by the close on Friday, Oct. 17, when the contracts expire. The traders will rack up additional gains with each step north of this breakeven mark, while the most they have to lose is the initial premium paid, should the underlying be resting below $75 at October options expiration. Historically, the shares haven't explored territory north of $75 since mid-March; as such, delta on the contract stands at a slim 0.33, or 33%.
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"...where the great ones run! run! run!"<quoted text>
Remember the old US 30 radio ads "SUNDAY, SUNDAY, SUNDAY @ U.S. 30 Dragstrip" part of my youth :-)
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Vikki Ortiz What ever happened to... May 29, 2009 When Rick Allen was growing up in Chicago, his family would eat pizza together on Fridays before the girls and the guys split up for the evening.
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May 29, 2009
Never went to Santa Fe speedway but I went to Raceway Park on the border if Blue Island/Calumet Park. Quarter mile track.
May 29, 2009
The Tournament of Destruction was the best. The Crazy 8's, Mean Green Machine, Orange Crush, Sting, etc. I remember the sound of old Detroit Iron smashing, the smell of burning wreckage, the tasty nachos, and knowing that the line for the hand sinks in the Men's room was not for washing your hands. Ahhh, the good ole days.
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May 29, 2009
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US 30 drag strip is illinia speedway still around? |
May 29, 2009
Oh man-- you said it! Wasn't there the Yellow Slurpies? Have never been to another demolition derby like that. Most places put cars in a log lined square and let them back into each other. And after watching a speed race you would go home and pick dirt and clay out of your hair. |
May 29, 2009
Some of the teams from Santa Fe's "Tournement off Destruction" live on at Joliet's Chicago Motor Speedway. They have the team tournements 4 times per year.
May 29, 2009
I never went but I loved the commercials on the radio growing up....
"US30 SPEEDWAAAAY......." no doubt if I lived closer I woulda gone but I grew up a half mile from the world's busiest cancer causing factory in Chicago: O'hare...and got into flying. go figure. |
"Stimulate THIS!" Since: Aug 08 972 |
May 29, 2009
I was never there actually, but remember hearing the cars all the way to Hickory Hills. I liked racing too. I should have went in retrospect. Been to the Indy 500 though.
May 29, 2009
Vikki, thanks for writing this article...and Rick...thanks for being persistent. I emailed it to my brothers and we had some fun remembering. My brothers and dad went alot...I went with them every once in a while. It was usually the "Boys Night Out"...plus, I probably didn't like to go as much as they did. I remember pictures of them down on the field with the winners, back when you could do that. I tried to take my son there when he was little (in the mid 80's), but he hated the noise! One of my brothers sent me these two links on Sante Fe....enjoy!
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The speedway brings lots of great memories back, many of those memories I have been recently relating to my 16 year old son. We live in NE Wisconsin now and actually have a racetrack in town! One of my former boyfriends used to race out there in the demo derbies, with my name painted on the side of his car. Somewhere I have lots of pictures of races at Santa Fe. Thanks for the memories!
May 29, 2009
we raced there 78-83 then 91-the end its was blast racing bring our own kids and make great friends we still have today
"actual mugshot " Since: Aug 08 195 Dixmoor, Illinois |
Jun 2, 2009
ha ha..... don't ask, don't tell.... wink, wink..... maybe it all just washed down that canal a little north of the old speedway site.....maybe its just my imagination but the housing on that site seems "raised" up. Like there was an intentional soil elevation buffer. |
Jul 22, 2011
I was very young went my dad would take me to the demo derby at santa fe and i have very fond memories and it was so close to home ... which route 66 raceway is not ... i will however say i have been going to route 66 demos since 02 03 and have missed only a couple since jan gabriel (R.I.P) restarted it down there .. A lot of the same families are down there that used to race at santa fe and i will tell you it's just as fun as santa fe if not funner because .. i think the sport has evolved and now each car goes into the race with a strong purpose like as a runner or a smasher or protector ... or to put into football terms a running back a full back and your offensive lineman ... and some teams are running all runners (4 guys running laps instead of only 2)... tommorow speed tv will be there and it will be broadcast on speed tv at a later date ... you can also buy dvds at teamdemos.com ... check them out!!! |
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The answer is found in Canada and Australia - murders with blunt objects (baseball bats, etc.) goes way up when you don't have handguns.
The answer is make it a lot easier for law-abiding blacks (which is almost all of them) to get and carry concealed weapons. You will see the murder rate of blacks on blacks drop significantly. The ruling yesterday in Chicago will make it easier for Chicago residents to get guns and when they start issuing CCW permits, I expect to see significant drop in murders. That is really going to cause angst among the citizen (gun) control group.
When I first started carrying after getting my CCW permit, my wife was a little uncomfortable. One night, on a trip, we wound up booking a room in advance and found it to be in a questionable part of town. Suddenly, she was very comfortable with the 9mm pistol on the night stand beside my side of the bed. Ever since then, she is happy that I carry and has no problem with the gun beside the bed.
According to my local sheriff, in order to get my CCW permit, I had to undergo the same background check as a law enforcement candidate except for the financial report since they aren't worried about my taking a bribe in my official capacity. He is happy to have gun owners and CCW permit holders in his county. It makes the county safer because, when seconds count, a patrol car is only as much as 40 minutes or more away depending upon what part of the county they are in when the call comes in.
When I was a college student in the 1960's, we were supposed to keep check our guns with the dorm manager. But he was never around when you wanted to check it out so everyone kept them in the back corner of their closet (so the resident advisor wouldn't see them and HAVE to report it). It was not unusual to see kids walking around with guns in their hands. No one worried about it or about being shot. In Colorado, CU prohibited concealed carry and CSU did not. The crime rate (especially rape) was much higher on the CU campus. Finally the Supreme Court told CU that they could not ignore state law. So now you can carry on the campus but not in the buildings. Means that a student must leave a gun in the trunk of the car and be unprotected in that trip from the car to the building. Great opportunity for rapists still. What were the Regents thinking?
Now we have a liberal trying to get a petition to prohibit concealed carry on the campuses again. Personally, I think that open carry is just plain stupid. You are making yourself a first shot target to a shooter. If it is concealed, the shooter doesn't know who is armed and presents a danger to him. Just like the Aurora theater shooter, he drove past several theaters with the same Batman movie playing to get to one that posted no guns so he could have a shooting gallery without danger of being shot.
According to the Missouri Torch, the law requires notification if the parent owns a WEAPON. Why bother with the notification, just look at the school enrollment - I bet every parent owns a kitchen knife which would qualify as a "weapon". Just another case of a politician trying to show her base that she is "doing something" by getting another law passed, even if it is useless.
I have a concealed carry permit and I think you are a fool to carry openly. You make yourself a target for a bad guy. I carry most places I go. If there is a sign saying guns are not permitted, I find another place to do business. I have a business card that explains that I won't do business in such an establishment and I give it to a clerk to give to the owner. As far as Starbucks goes, since I carry concealed, I would still go in with my firearm but no one would know and therefore there would be no uproar. If I were carrying openly, I would not go in.
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The Soft Bulletin is also the most "commercial" album the Lips have ever made. And, believe me, those quotes are important. You can hire someone like Peter Mokran (who has worked with Michael Jackson and Lisa Stansfield and who remixed two tracks here), but if the music already on the tape has been manufactured by the Flaming Lips, well, there really isn't much chance of catching up with Ricky Martin. Like Pere Ubu's Cloudland, which employed Pet Shop Boys producer Stephen Hague to sharpen a few commercial hooks, The Soft Bulletin is a suitable diversion, something every art band should try at least once.
The Flaming Lips have been signed to Warner Bros. since 1990 and have had their share of surprise success. "She Don't Use Jelly," from 1993's Transmissions from the Satellite Heart, became an MTV hit and the band was subsequently invited to the set of Beverly Hills 90210 to play themselves. "I think at the time we went into it with our chest up saying, 'We're not going to bow down to this corporate TV bullshit. We're going to do it our way,'" says Coyne. He begins to laugh and continues, "But as soon as we got there we were totally disarmed and did anything they asked. And that is the power of being around a bunch of celebrities and knowing that all your friends are going to see it and everyone's going to talk about it because it's 90210. You end up reveling in it because TV's fame is immortal." He adds dryly: "They invited us on only because they couldn't get like ten other bands."
The success of "She Don't Use Jelly" was a fluke, however. The band never had much of a career game plan other than to simply survive, and Coyne is well aware of the divergent natures of art and commerce.
"If you were to use the analogy of big-budget movies, we're making big-budget movies that play in the art houses," says Coyne. "We know that sometimes what we're doing is pure sound, and at other times we know that we really do have to make sure that it can be marketed to enough people to make it worth doing."
Lips spent two years recording Bulletin in western New York State. They keep their home base in their native Oklahoma, far from the maddening crowds where most rock bands' seven-year plans are hatched.
"Art is not about community; art is about isolation," Coyne explains. "It's about a man sitting inside his head. It's not about a man sitting in New York City. It requires isolation. You don't want so many people around when you're doing your work."
As usual the band started from scratch.
"There really is nothing laying around. We're up-to-date," he remarks. "There was no idea that we were setting out to do this. Since we're always just going down the road, we're always moving away from what we were doing."
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F-16 has a 4% thick airfoil. Boeing 737 has 15%, 12% and 10% thick airfoils. P-51 has 15% and 12% thick. IMO the F-16 has a "thin section." I don't think you're going to find a General Aviation aircraft or a transport aircraft with a wing that thin. I will note that these figures are not authorative but instead reflect about 5 or 10 minutes of searching on google; I would say that they seem reasonable to me based on my limited education. |
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here are photos of one of our test wings as promised. they show the removeable kf steps that are held on with double side tape. even the #0 step at the leading edge can be taken off. as you can see step position can be changed in ~7% increments. not shown are recesses in the underside which hold coins to insure wings with and w/o steps weigh the same. also not shown is a mylar strip which extends from the steps to the trailing edge for testing the thicker foil but no step. as far as we knew as many variables as possible were accounted for during the experimentss. i may be able to provide samples of the data from our kf lift/drag tests using the chainlink fence. failing that i may be able to replicate those tests when weather improves. for curiousity sake ive included pics of a wing equipped with vortex generators which we found had similar slow flight and stall characteristics to the kf. main differences were: 1. lighter than kf 2. kf was easier to build 3. placement and spacing far more critical than a step 4. lacks kfs wing stiffening ability we also tried a simple thin triangular strip across the top. like the vg it duplicated flight characteristics of a full kf step and was lighter but lacked the wing stiffening feature too. imo all-in-all the real kf beats out these alternatives for rc foamie use because of this. |
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My conjecture on the KF lift factor.
As far as I know, no one has speculated as to how the KFm2 generates lift.
Most airfoils produce lift from the leading edge back to 30%-50% on the normal airfoil. Very little lift is produced from 50% back to the trailing edge. I believe lift on the KFm2 is due to the rotating air behind the step that lowers the air pressure thus making most of the length of the airfoil, from leading edge to trailing edge, generate lift. And, thus Bernouli's principle is still in play. Perhaps this also explains why the CG needs to be a little further back on the KFm2 airfoil. Mind you, I'm just guessing if that's allowed. Dick |
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original step numbers in the reply to dicks pm were not accurate. measurements this weekend show step #0 is 30% and the others at 7% intervals ending at 65%. wing is raskins 4-40 uc which has yet to meet any competition in terms of lift. even exotic glider foils failed in this respect. |
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Thanks for the details, Dave.
I was not sure from the photos if it had much curve or not. I'm not much of a curved airfoil guy, at least not curved on the bottom anyway. The much-beloved UC wing for the BB 33 is considered by most to be of the 4-40 type or family if I remember right And it did produce a superb flying plane for Tony65x55's original intent of an indoor flyer. But it was pretty obvious that it wouldn't do as well in my then inexperienced and heavy hands and outdoors in Maine so I moved on to the KFm2 and KFm3 for my first BB wings. If I ever find an indoor flying venue I'll probably reconsider it all... Jack |
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ive never flown indoor myself (unless you consider those wonderful toy helis) but do agree uc is not an optimum wing for outdoors. specially in wind or performance gliding. its only advantage is lift which becomes the single minded goal for low cost solar flight. this requires huge sacrifice in speed and penetration. but there is no choice if you need to stay in the air with cheap heavy solar cells.
initially claims of increased lift was what motivated us to try kf. quite disappointed to find no benefit. there seems to be an increase because higher aoa w/o stall does provide more lift. but only at the expense of disproportionate drag which did not work in our favor due to the already abysmal uc. |
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SAN DIEGO, April 15, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- In a speech delivered Wednesday, President Obama outlined a framework for addressing the federal deficit. Among other issues addressed, the President discussed Medicare and his proposals to decrease its cost. According to the President, one of his proposals is to "speed generic brands of medicine onto the market." Many observers believe this was a reference to his continued call to reduce the length of non-patent data exclusivity for new drugs and biologics. "It is unfortunate that the President, who has repeatedly expressed a commitment to biomedical research and the innovation economy, may hinder both by his proposed actions. The Administration apparently fails to recognize in its framework that, absent strong patent protection and adequate data exclusivity provisions for the clinical trial data that cost companies hundreds of millions of dollars to develop, research will not automatically result in commercialization of products," said Joe Panetta, President and CEO of BIOCOM.
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Publishing doomsday virus research not in public interest
Americans are still in the grip of a scary flu season. Who can forget the alarming headlines about the swift spread and virulence of this year's bug? Everyone's still on high alert should someone sneeze or cough on the bus, train, restaurant or office. Violators are dealt with harshly.
Now imagine a flu strain exponentially more contagious and more deadly. Fiction? Hardly. In late 2011, a Dutch scientist announced he had genetically tweaked one of the world's most deadly bird flu viruses to make it more contagious to humans. In other words, a doomsday virus spread by a sneeze.
An international furor forced scientists conducting the experiments to back off. They declared a voluntary moratorium while government and research officials debated safety rules. Now, a year later, that moratorium is about to be lifted in many labs around the world. The U.S. is expected to release new guidelines for researchers within weeks.
The nagging question, however, remains: Is this research safe? Many scientists say it is. The research can be safely done on the virus, known as H5N1, with strict security. Labs, for instance, need layers of security to make sure mutated viruses don't infect researchers or otherwise escape.
Maybe we've seen too many science fiction movies in which killer bugs escape, but we're skeptical. We'll take our cue from Dr. Michael Osterholm, a University of Minnesota influenza expert, who argues for strict limits on publishing details about the mutated H5N1 virus.
"The problem is once the work is done and the decision made to publish it, anyone in the world can (create a mutated virus)," Osterholm told us. "That is the part that hasn't been addressed. I don't worry about a U.S.-government-supported lab that is under tight review and scrutiny. I worry about this work being done in the University of Podunk."
Osterholm also frets about "gene jockeys" in Third World animal vaccine manufacturers and do-it-yourself "garage biologists" who might be tempted to recreate the killer virus just to see if they can. "I think that (publishing details) is providing a blueprint for someone to create a global catastrophe. All you have to do is be wrong once here. You can't unring this bell. Once it happens, we're done. It's out.
"This is a potentially catastrophic event waiting to happen."
A recent editorial in the journal Nature was also skeptical: "An irreproachable, independent risk-benefit analysis of such research... is still lacking."
That should be a flashing red light to policy-makers. Yes, we see how these studies could help scientists devise battle plans should H5N1 mutate on its own to become widely contagious -- it isn't right now -- or be unleashed by terrorists. Science works best when information is unfettered.
But in this case, we're with those urging restraint.
"If smallpox or SARS is accidentally released today, I'm confident that we have the tools that we could bring a global transmission under control within several months," Osterholm told us. "But we could never say that about influenza, because of its transmissibility and infectiousness." Case in point: In 2009, a newly discovered flu virus spread to 42 countries within 28 days, he said.
Scientific journals should recognize not publishing all the details of advancing H5N1 research is strongly in the public interest. This information is too risky to be splashed all over the Internet.
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The data, presented on Monday at the American College of Cardiology scientific meeting in San Francisco, should provide doctors with some reassurance about the durability of the Edwards transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR), known as Sapien.
Three years after implantation, the death rates for any reason in high-risk patients deemed eligible for surgery was nearly identical at 44.2 percent for Sapien and 44.8 percent for those who got new valves via standard open-heart surgery.
Heart related death rates also mirrored each other at three years - 30.1 percent for Sapien versus 30.2 percent for surgery.
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