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As far as 4S testing, I got the following on a 4S1800 25C lipo
Wicked 5400 was 600 watts them settled to 38 amps and 530 watts Wicked 6000 was ~700 watts and 49 amps but kept hitting LVC as the lipo could not put the juice out! Personally I like the 6000KV on 3S and a 3S1800 mah lipo. I am going to retrofit my F16 with the 6000KV as if I am hitting 85 mph on the 5400 on a 3S1300 I should get over 90mph with the 6000KV on a 3S 1800 with an extra 100 watts Don |
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Don, I have this motor and was wondering if it will fit in your fan and if so, how many amps will it draw from a 3s1300 pack which is rated for 20C. what size speed control would I need. I installed this in a 64mm EDF I had and it puffed up the above mentioned pack. I don't think the ESC which was a 30A could handle the RPM since the plane did just as you described and seemed like a real dog when I tried to fly it.
I have a one of the small jets on the way, the AMX and if this motor will work as a drop in for the Wemotec fan, the I woldn't hesitate ordering the fan and a new ESC. Also, you website shows the fans out of stock. Any idea when they will be in stock? Thanks. http://www.nitroplanes.com/75m90-ducted-2010-5000.html Exceed RC Optima Series 64mm Brushless Ducted Fan Motor 5000KV |
Jun 22, 2010, 12:47 PM | |
get that exact same motor from www.hobbypartz.com for much less in shipping.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/75m90-ducted-2010-5000.html |
Jun 22, 2010, 03:37 PM | |
I hope to be able to get more wemotec fans soon no eta yet as I have not heard back form the factory. As far as the nitroplanes motor goes, I do not sell those motors so I no idea on their performance and or suitability.
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I used this on 4s 30C 1600mah and 1300mah lipos in the Wemo fan --- its a BRUTE no doubt... 500++ watts, 39amps in the WEMO. 2.5minutes flight time, can't go 100% throttle 100% of the flight. F16 was close to 100mph with exhaust at 38mm. I think the jet would be better off for thrust with the 4800kv of the same motor and in the 28mm motor-can diameter version.. the 5000kv is a 26mm motor can. |
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That would be my choice for the AMX as well.
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With the reduced nozzle diameter the 5400 will give a little over 1:1 thrust to weight as it is a speed setup. If you leave the exit nozzle bigger you will get even more thrust (over 1:1) and less top speed. If you use the Wicked 6000KV then you get over 1:1 with the reduced nozzle
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Big difference in weight between a 850mah and 1800mah 25c batt on 3 or 4s. |
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I'm on day 135 of wearing the same dress every day. Using Eucerin's Redness Relief line for my rosacea which has helped a lot. I just finished the first tube and I see a big difference in my complexion. The winter weather seems to be throwing me for a little bit of a loop again though.
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So the Corsair Performance Pro sample has arrived in our secret test facility, it's the 256GB version of the drive, which means it's also the fastest compared to the 128GB model.
Initial tests straight away amazed us, this product can keep up with any SandForce SSF-2281 SSD product and Intel's latest and greatest as well.
Once it becomes available in the stores you'll notice two SKUs initially, a 128GB and 256GB 6Gbps SATA interface based SSD. This SATA3 version as such will deliver speeds of up to 515MB/s of bandwidth in read performance and a very nice 440 MB/sec in write performance (sequential).
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The two Performance Pro SSDs will include 2x nm-class Synchronous MLC Flash memory chips as well as 512MB of fast DRAM cache. Marvell works with a large memory cache, whereas SandForce uses a segment of the NAND flash the cache. That's the essential difference really.
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Mosaic hops are now available at Farmhouse Brewing Supply! Cheers, John
Glad I saw this post! I've been waiting for a couple varieties to come back in stock. Picked up some Amarillo and Nelson. Thanks!
Long story short, Beer.
There are still some Mosaic lbs available but they may not be for long.
Any idea when you'll get more Mosaic, Amarillo, and center inlet Chugger pumps? And maybe some whole leaf Amarillo & Simcoe??
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The first mobile application to find missing pets. With Back2Gether you will be able to report your missing pet in an interactive map or let people know that you found one, so that the owner can get in touch with you via email or SMS.
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WWW2002 Here |
Libby Miller sends notes from the WW2002 conference in Hawaii. |
July 2002, issue32, event report |
Windows NT Explorer |
Brett Burridge introduces his regular column on Windows NT with a description of Site Server's search facility. |
Windows Explorer: The Index Server Companion |
Brett Burridge describes the Index Server Companion, an application he has created that allows Microsoft Index Server to index content from remote websites and ODBC databases. |
WebWatch: How Accessible Are Australian University Web Sites? |
Dey Alexander reports on a recent study of the accessibility of Australian university Web sites. |
January 2004, issue38, regular column |
WebWatch: Conclusions from the WebWatch Project |
Brian Kelly sums up conclusions from the WebWatch Project. |
Web Focus: The WWW 2005 Conference |
Brian Kelly provides his impressions including reports of areas of doubt and uncertainty - but also of an exciting new development. |
Web Focus: Technical Aspects of Copyright and the Web |
Brian Kelly reports on the TALiSMAN seminar: Copyright and the Web. |
July 1997, issue10, regular column |
Web Focus: Report on the WWW 6 Conference |
Brian Kelly describes the sixth International World Wide Web conference which took place in California from 7 – 11 April 1997. |
Web Focus: Let's Get Serious about HTML Standards |
Brian Kelly encourages authors to treat compliance with HTML standards seriously. |
Web Focus: Hot News From WWW10 |
Brian Kelly reports on the Tenth International World Wide Web Conference, held in Hong Kong on 1-5 May 2001. |
Transatlantic Bandwidth: How to Save Money on Your Costs |
Sally Hadland, Information Officer at the Higher Education National Software Archive (HENSA), describes how using HENSA can save on transatlantic bandwidth. |
December 1998, issue18, feature article |
Towards the Digital Aquifer: Introducing the Common Information Environment |
Paul Miller discusses current efforts by UK agencies to collaborate on a Common Information Environment that meets the diverse needs of current and future consumers of digital content and services. |
April 2004, issue39, feature article |
Tolimac: 'Smart Card People Are Happy People' |
Sally Rumsey explains a pilot electronic document delivery service at the University of Surrey Library. |
June 1999, issue20, feature article |
Theses Unbound |
Alason Roberts looks at the use of theses in academic libraries. |
September 1997, issue11, feature article |
The Web Editor: Institutional Troubleshooter |
Stephen Emmott describes his experiences of content management at King's College London. |
March 1999, issue19, regular column |
The KIDMM Community's 'MetaKnowledge Mash-up' |
Conrad Taylor reports on the KIDMM knowledge community and its September 2007 one-day conference about data, information and knowledge management issues. |
October 2007, issue53, event report |
The ExamNet Project at De Montfort University |
David James Houghton introduces the ExamNet Project, which offers access to past De Montfort University examination papers in electronic form. |
December 1998, issue18, feature article |
Sun Preservation and Archive Special Interest Group: May 2008 Meeting |
Vicky Mays and Ian Dolphin review the Sun Preservation and Archiving Special Interest Group (PASIG) meeting held in San Francisco in May 2008. |
July 2008, issue56, event report |
Search Engines: The Year 2003 in Perspective |
Phil Bradley takes us through the major trends and highlights in the world of search engines over the course of the past year. |
January 2004, issue38, regular column |
Search Engines: Google Still Growing |
Phil Bradley finds it difficult to ignore some of the latest developments from Google - particularly the ones that are actually quite good. |
July 2008, issue56, feature article |
Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG): Vector Graphics for the Web |
David Duce discusses the World Wide Web Consortium's Scalable Vector Graphics markup language for 2 dimensional graphics. |
June 2001, issue28, feature article |
Rights Management and Digital Library Requirements |
Karen Coyle describes some aspects of rights expression languages favoured by the commercial content industries and how these may differ from the rights needs of digital libraries. |
July 2004, issue40, feature article |
Review: Songs of Innocence and of Experience |
Philip Hunter reviews a CD-ROM edition of one of William Blake's most famous works. |
Realising the Potential of Altmetrics within Institutions |
Jean Liu and Euan Adie of Altmetric take a look at the growing presence of altmetrics in universities, and consider some of the potential applications. |
March 2014, issue72, feature article |
Project Patron |
Elizabeth Lyon and Jon Maslin describe this JISC eLib Programme project (Performing Arts Teaching Resources Online). |
May 1998, issue15, feature article |
Product Review: The IPad and the Educator, First Impressions |
Brian Whalley reports on his initial impressions of the new Apple iPad in the first three weeks since its release in the USA and what it has to offer the mobile educator. |
Preparing Students for a New Electronic Service |
Preparing students for a new electronic service : Elizabeth Gadd outlines the approaches and experiences of Project ACORN in training and promoting their new electronic 'short-loan' collection. |
May 1997, issue9, feature article |
Planet SOSIG: Asking Questions - The CASS Social Survey Question Bank |
Adam Guy writes about the Question Bank service. |
December 1999, issue22, regular column |
Piloting Web Conferencing Software: Experiences and Challenges |
Julian Prior and Marie Salter report on their experiences piloting Elluminate Live! at the University of Bath. |
July 2011, issue67, feature article |
Peculiarities of Digitising Materials from the Collections of the National Academy of Sciences, Armenia |
Alan Hopkinson and Tigran Zargaryan give an overview of their experience of digitising paper-based materials in the Fundamental Scientific Library of the National Academy of Sciences, Armenia including some of the obstacles encountered during image processing and optical character recognition. |
March 2012, issue68, feature article |
Parallel Publishing for Transactions (PPT) |
Hugo Brailsford introduces a parallel publication in Geography. |
September 1997, issue11, project update |
Open Repositories 2009 |
Adrian Stevenson reports on the four-day annual Open Repositories conference held at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, GA, USA over 18 - 21 May 2009. |
July 2009, issue60, event report |
Open Peer Review & Argumentation: Loosening the Paper Chains on Journals |
Tamara Sumner and Simon Buckingham Shum of the Knowledge Media Institute of the Open University, describe the design and implementation of the Journal of Interactive Media in Education, and some of the issues behind the approach that this journal takes to the process of scholarly review. |
September 1996, issue5, project update |
Open Journals |
Steve Hitchcock describes the Open Journals project. This involves the use of an innovative approach to handling the hyperlinks between Web-based resources, which could have significant implications for on-line journals and publishing. |
September 1996, issue5, project update |
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Donald Mackay, Rod Ward and Jenny Hall provide us with the first of a series of bulletins on developments within the BIOME area of activity. |
July 2003, issue36, regular column |
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According to the tracking service Mississippigasprices.com, fuel cost between $3.32 and $3.55 a gallon as of March 16, with a state average of $3.45 a gallon. Gas prices three months ago were about $2.81 a gallon.
Bobbie Shaffett, family resource management specialist with the Mississippi State University Extension Service, said conventional wisdom limits transportation spending to 15 percent of the family's total budget. Last year, Americans spent more than 17 percent of their budgets on transportation.
Shaffett said housing should be 30 percent or less of the budget. When transportation is added in, nearly half the budget is spent before any money goes to food, consumer debt, utilities, clothing or charitable giving.
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GHMC Commissioner M.T. Krishna Babu on Friday pulled up authorities for the delay in taking up road repair works and said the tardy progress of existing works would not be tolerated. He also directed the heads of the government departments to take up responsibility and take up the repair works on priority.
A coordination meeting was conducted with senior officials of APCPDCL, Hyderabad Metro Water Supply and Sewerage Board, Roads and Buildings, National Highways, Hyderabad Metro Rail on road maintenance works.
GHMC has identified 2,240 damaged locations, of these repair works were being taken up in 1,231 locations. In total, repair works were taken up covering about 17 km out of the 54 km identified and the balance 36 km length is yet to be attended.
Expressing dismay over the quality of works, he instructed engineers to give constructive solutions and to monitor the works personally instead of depending on contractors only. Mr. Krishna Babu warned that he would make a surprise inspection along with the Principal Secretaries again next week and would initiate disciplinary action against officers, if any slackness was found.
All department heads were told to take up comprehensive stretch-wise road repairs. and furnish action taken reports of road repair works every alternate day. The Water Board officials were advised to submit estimates of sanctioned works in couple of days.
D. Ronald Rose, Additional Commissioner (Planning), N.V.S Reddy, HMR Managing Director, R. Dhan Singh, Engineer-in-Chief, Manohar Babu, Director (Operations), HMWS&SB, Prasad, CGM, APCPDCL and officials from National Highways and R&B also participated in the coordination meeting, said a press release.
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Gardner, LF
Jeter, SS
Teixeira, 1B
A-Rod, 3B
Thames, DH
Posada, C
Granderson, CF
Golson, RF
Pena, 2B
And on the bump, Phil Hughes. Enjoy the game.
Gardner, LF
Jeter, SS
Teixeira, 1B
A-Rod, 3B
Thames, DH
Posada, C
Granderson, CF
Golson, RF
Pena, 2B
And on the bump, Phil Hughes. Enjoy the game.
Some Sunday morning links for your reading pleasure:
Here's a good article about B.J. Upton and his reputation as a slacker. As Upton's salary increases in arbitration and the Rays transition away from the Carl Crawford and Carlos Pena, at some point it's a given Upton will be on the market. He has never quite become the superstar many predicted, he's still a good player who will be just 26 next season. While I am happy with the outfield as is, I wouldn't be surprised if the Yankees see what they could get for Gardner in the offseason as they can sell high both on his performance and contract. If they believe he's 100% legit maybe not, but I wouldn't mind seeing Upton in pinstripes if a position in the OF opens up.
Wilson Betemit will forever be known to Yankee fans as the guy who got us Nick Swisher, but he has put together a solid season for himself. Once a big time prospect with the Braves (top 100 by Baseball America 4 years in a row, peaking at #8), Betemit has bounced around quite a bit but is still just 28. For some reason I was always a fan of Betemit and was thrilled when the Yankees got him. On the field he didn't work out but clearly helped in trade. I hope he's finally settled in and will go on to have a solid career.
A few weeks back John Sickels took a look at how his preseason Top 20 Yankee prospects have fared in 2010. He didn't update his list, but just made some notes on how his list has fared. Needless to say, it's a pretty promising read, especially considering some of the guys that weren't in his Top 20 and how they have fared this year.
The latest Jim Callis chat (which I always miss since they are no longer at ESPN) has some good Yankee nuggets as well as some overall good questions and answers. I love the way he quickly dismisses the guy who wants to compare Freddie Freeman to Jesus Montero.
Both times the Yankees faced the Blue Jays in August they lost the series 2-1. There are worse things than 2-1 series losses, especially to a team that has played like the Jays. It's not like they lose a series to the Indians or Royals. With yesterday's victory the Yankees locked down another series.
Biggest Hit: Mr. Automatic
What type of runs would you like? Do you like yours when down in a close game? How about game-tying? I hear that go-ahead runs are just the tastiest. Except walk-off, of course. Walk-off runs are the juiciest runs of them all. Marcus Thames has cooked up all of them this season. Yesterday he prepared us a helping of go-ahead runs.
The game took some early turns. Neither starter got through the fifth. Javier Vazquez did make a bid, but Joe Girardi removed him in a first and third, two outs situation in the fifth. In a scenario that we will discuss in a moment, the Blue Jays tied the game. It stayed that way for a couple of innings. Until Marcus Thames came to the plate, that is.
Thames actually led off in the bottom half of the fifth, but he realized that he had plenty of time. Instead of pulverizing a Jesse Carlson slider he merely grounded it to third. It was a gift by appearances, but Thames was just biding his time. In the seventh he recognized that the situation had become dire. Carlson retired six straight and his successor, Jason Frasor, added two to the tally. But then Robinson Cano snapped the skid with his second up-the-middle single of the game. Thames would not let the opportunity pass.
Frasor threw his first pitch, a slider, towards the inside edge. Thames swung, but he managed only to foul it away. Carlson, fool that he is, tried the same thing again, but this pitch he left right in the center of the plate. Thames put a mighty swing on it and drove it to the bit field in left-center. But it could not contain Thames. He sent the ball into the visitor's bullpen, putting his Yankees ahead.
A curious pitching change
Over the course of a season the manager makes hundreds of pitching changes. There is no way that they'll all work. Most of the time, if he's a good manager, he'll make the right call. But most is just more than 50 percent. There are plenty of times when the manager will make a good call that fails. Other times he'll make a plain bad call. It happens. Joe Girardi mostly makes the right call. Yesterday he made a suspect one.
Javier Vazquez was not pitching like he had during his previous two relief outings. His fastball didn't crack 90. He didn't have the command necessary to compensate for his diminished velocity. He threw too many damn sliders, a pitch that just hasn't worked this year. It amounted to three runs through four innings, both on second inning home runs. But Vazquez had settled down, allowing no runs in the third and fourth before retiring the first two batters in the fifth. But then he walked Jose Bautista. No biggie. It became a biggie, apparently, when Vernon Wells followed with a single.
That brought Overbay, who had homered earlier in the game, to the plate. Joe Girardi bound out of the dugout after the single, so it was clear that he in no way would let Vazquez face Overbay again. That might sound like a reasonable position, especially considering how Javy looked, but there were a few things to consider here. First, the tying run was 270 feet away, so it would have taken a big hit to score him. Second, the homer earlier on the game came on a slider. Letting Vazquez pitch to Overbay, but forbidding him to throw a slider, was probably the right call. But Girardi went to Dustin Moseley. I fail to see the upgrade.
Maybe if he'd gone to Robertson, or Chamberlain, or even Logan, I wouldn't have thought it such a bad call. But Moseley? Maybe he could have brought Moseley in to eat an inning or two after that. The big guns in the pen have been worked hard lately. That tends to happen when you win a lot of games in a short span. If Girardi wants to go with the long man in the sixth with a two-run lead, so be it. But Moseley with the tying runs on base? It just seems odd coming from a guy who, just a month and a half ago, used Robertson in the third inning in a crucial situation.
This doesn't make Girardi a bad manager. No one will make the right call 100 percent of the time. But this seemed like a fairly obvious one. Don't go to Moseley with the tying run on base unless it's of the utmost necessity.
Wrap-around lineup
For much of the season Brett Gardner has hit ninth. That makes him a "second lead-off hitter," whatever that means. Really, it means he's hitting ninth. I don't know why Girardi does it, but he likes having that second leadoff hitting advantage. But ever since A-Rod's injury Girardi has found a spot in the top of the lineup for Gardner. Which makes sense. He takes pitches, he gets on base, and he's a threat to steal. That means not having a wrap-around lineup. Unless you do.
Francisco Cervelli had another pleasantly surprising day. He doubled twice and came around to score both times, first thanks to a wild pitch and second thanks to a Derek Jeter chopper that — to invoke Michael Kay — fortuitously ricocheted off the third base bag. As Chad Jennings relays, it was the first multi-double game of Cervelli's career. It's always a little easier to score runs when the bottom of the order produces. Cervelli deserves much praise for his recent timely hits.
Graph and Box
If I just saw this graph and the final score, I'd probably think that this was a pretty good game. And I'd be right.
More green lines at FanGraphs. Fogies can get their fix with the traditional box.
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It's never a bad game when you're looking at not only a sweep, but a ninth straight win. Phil Hughes goes for it, while Brett Cecil tries to stop it. It's Day Game No. 4 of 5 from the Bronx.
Forgot to mention this yesterday, but High-A Tampa clinched a playoff spot. Also, check out some pics of Dellin Betances from yesterday's start at Brothers at Arms.
The Rookie GCL Yanks season is over. The GCL Phillies won the league championship.
Yes, yes I do hear eight. Eight wins in a row is a new season high, and all it took was a little Marcus Thames elbow grease to make it happen. The Yanks are now a whopping 36 games over .500 with a +187 run differential, both representing the best marks in the game. I approve.
Here's tonight's open thread. Depending on where you live, you'll get either the White Sox-Red Sox or Braves-Marlins on MLB Network, plus there's more college football than I care to recap on as well. With a little help from the ChiSox, the magic number will creep down to 17 tonight. That would be a productive Saturday. You guys know what to do, so have at it.
The Yankees have been without the services of Damaso Marte since before the All Star break because of a sore throwing shoulder, and now it sounds like the lefthander might be headed for the surgeon's table. He felt some discomfort when he tried to throw in Chicago last weekend, but it's unclear what the extent of the surgery would be. Perhaps it'll just be a routine clean up instead of a full blown reconstruction. Either way, it doesn't sound like the Yanks will get their second lefty back for the playoffs, which is a shame because he really crushed lefthanded batters this year (.146/.200/.268 against).
Shoulder surgery is never a good thing, but we'll always have the 2009 playoffs, Damaso.
The New York Yankees are in talks to sell part of the Single A Tampa Yankees to an Orlando businessman. If the partnership deal goes through, the Yanks' representative in the Florida State League would likely move to Florida, but the big league club will continue to use Steinbrenner Field in Tampa for its Spring Training home.
At a press conference Wednesday, Orlando businessman Armando Gutierrez Jr. and the Yanks confirmed days of speculation about the potential sale. Gutierrez expressed his desire to bring the Tampa Yankees to the Orlando area but stressed that his deal covers just the minor league team. "You're not losing spring training. That would be my comment to Tampa," Gutierrez said.
The Yankees in a statement echoed Gutierrez. "These exploratory conversations will have no impact on the Yankees' Spring Training facility or the Major League team," the team said.
In the world of Central Florida, Gutierrez is an intriguing figure. He's 28 and the son of a wealthy Cuban-American scion. He had been running for Congress as a Republican to fill a vacant House seat but recently dropped that bid to pursue this baseball opportunity. Earlier this year, he spoke at length about bringing a Major League franchise to Orlando, but it seems as though he's willing to settle for a Class A team instead. "You have a chance to see an 18- or 19-year-old Derek Jeter before he becomes a Hall of Famer," Gutierrez said of the Minor League affiliate.
Despite this public proclamation, though, a move is no sure thing. The biggest hurdle would, of course, be a stadium deal. "Until we secure a site, there's still a chance that this could not happen," Gutierrez said. "But if the county works with us to get us a site, we will make this happen."
The Orlando Mayor Rich Crotty said a press conference earlier this week that the county has available approximately 12-15 acres of a 29-acre site that could be used for the stadium, but talks for that land are in the very early stages. The land may also be taken over as part of Florida's ambitious high-speed rail plans, leaving Gutierrez left empty-handed. "I'm not going to go at this in a helter-skelter way," Crotty said. "As usual, we'll exercise a lot of due diligence. We'll make sure that the taxpayers are well-protected and that if we do participate with a land donation in terms of a lease, there will be a return on investment to our citizens in terms of sales-tax collections and so on."
Even with the land in hand, Gutierrez would have to foor the bill for construction costs. Orlando isn't going to build a stadium with taxpayer money, and Gutierrez vaguely said he had "multiple options" when it came to carrying the stadium costs. No deal, in other words, is imminent.
Before any potential deal is completed, Gutierrez and the Yanks would have to secure approval from numerous bodies within baseball. The Florida State League and its clubs, Minor League Baseball and Bud Selig's office all must weigh in on the deal. These hurdles, however, are generally considered nothing more than a formality. The other complicated pieces have to fall into place well before either side grows too concerned with Major League Baseball approval.
Interestingly, this move appears to be the first major one taken by the Steinbrenner family in the wake of George's death. The team hasn't said too much about any potential sale, and Hank, Hal, Jessica and Jennifer have been largely silent. They sent Felix Lopez, a team vice president and Jessica's husband, to the press conference. Still, it appears as though the family may look to consolidate its holdings and focus on the Big League club. One day, they might look to sell the Yankees, but for now, only the Tampa franchise is on the block.


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Whats the general opinion on 30-06 rifles with 180 gr tsx bullets or other premium bullet. This is my small antelope gun. I shoot a 375 (well) for the bigger stuff.
The 30-06 with a good quality and heaver bullet like the 180gr tsx is capable of taking any of the antelope with a well placed shot.
What about a 308 Hi Guys Going on with the topis at hand. Would a 308 180grain A-frame bullet be enough for Wildebeest and a Eland bull? Looking forward to your reply. Regards
Same as stated above about putting the bullet in the right place it can and will work, but remember depending on your guns barrel length and factory ammo vs hand loaded ammo your going to be anywhere from roughly 170fps to 250fps slower then the 30-06. IMO the 308 wouldn't be my choice for Eland sized game. Just my 2 cents.
Robbies a 308 Win with 180 grain A-frames is very deadly and don't worry about it for eland and wildebeest. That would be like saying it's not a good moose gun...when it definitely will kill a moose, pretty easily in fact. +1
I dont know Eland but I do know this, if you plan on using a small gun to kill a big animal shot placement and keeping your range within the limitations of the rifle are key. Although I would never try it I am sure that my trusty .257 Wby would kill an Eland just as dead as any other rifle if I did my job and kept the shot short, for that matter a .243 would also get the job done at an even more limited range. A gun that is quite adequate at 100yds may be marginal at 300, any gun will kill right at the muzzle. The question really becomes how much do I want to limit myself and am I willing to acceopt the risks involved with an accidental large bone hit and the lack of killing that follows.
The main concern would be penetration. With a 30-06, premium bullets, such as the A-Frame or TSX should retain their weight, and penetrate all the way through an Eland, provided the shot is placed correctly. An Eland still has relatively thin skin, so theres no real requirement to go heavier. Having a 375H&H in your hands would give you a bit more flexability, and provide more peace of mind. That said, I use a 30-06, and I take more pride in the shots I didn't take. But I get to hunt often, so there'll always be next time.
Hard to beat a 30-06 with any good premium 180 gr. bullet..My choice would be the 180 or 200 g. Nosler partition, particularly the 200 gr. Nosler, the more I use it the better I like it..I push it at 2700 FPS in my 06


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In both form and content, then, Genesis 1 reveals that its basic purposes are religious and theological, not scientific or historical.
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Maceo Rigters has failed in his efforts to land a permanent deal at League One outfit Southend.
The Dutch striker, who is currently on the books of Blackburn, recently joined the Shrimpers on a trial basis.
He featured in two pre-season fixtures for the club and had hoped to have done enough to convince Steve Tilson to offer him full-time terms.
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Influence: A Study of the Factors Shaping Education Policy
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The Editorial Projects in Education Research Center's new study, Influence: A Study of the Factors Shaping Education Policy, has identified Bill Gates as the most influential person in education policy over the past decade. The study, based on a two-stage survey of education experts from across the country, also identified the United States Congress as the most influential organization in education policy. The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) was found to be both the most influential research study, and information source of the past decade. Read the full report to find out who else made the list of "Influentials."
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On Dec. 20, Kati Haycock, executive director of The Education Trust, Chester E. Finn Jr., president of the Thomas B. Fordham Foundation, and Christopher B. Swanson, director of Editorial Projects in Education Research Center, discussed the most influential people, organizations, research studies, and information sources in education policy over the past 10 years.
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After putting Wisconsin on notice that it was shopping around for other places to build its motorcycles, Harley-Davdison has reached a tentative agreement with local labor unions that would keep the Bar and Shield brand in The Cheese State. Harley and union officials have not disclosed the terms of the deal, but both the Harley-Davidson and International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers are recommending approval of the deal. The terms of the deal are expected to be released next week, so union members can vote on the contract on September 13th.
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As expected, Ben Spies and Yamaha have announced that the current World Superbike Champion and MotoGP rookie will move up to the factory Yamaha team (noticeably not called Fiat-Yamaha in the press release) for the 2011 season. Spies' move to the factory squad has lovingly been referred to as the "second worst-kept secret in MotoGP," right after Rossi's departure from the Fiat-Yamaha team to Ducati Corse.
Hinting at his move yesterday, Spies had made good on his promise to announce something during the Indianapolis GP weekend. "We're delighted that Ben will join the Factory Team for next season," said Lin Jarvis, Managing Director of Yamaha Motor Racing. "Ben has shown great promise in his first ten MotoGP races. He has learnt rapidly and recorded strong results, including a well-deserved podium finish at Silverstone – impressive for someone in their first full season."
After getting his first offer to purchase Moto Morini rejected by the local unions, Paolo Berlusconi looks to have overcome the setback, and could finalize the purchase of the other Bologna brand by as early as next week. This news comes after provincial administrators called an emergency meeting, which resulted in some concession by Berlusconi.
At the center of the controversy is the number of workers Berlusconi will keep on at the Bologna-based plant. According to reports, this number has been increased from 20 to 26, out of total of 57 workers who worked at the plant before it entered into receivership. This concession does not come without consequences though.
Honda's factory in Kumamoto is a high-tech enviormentally friendly facility that might just be as innovative as the new VFR1200F. Churning out a new VFR every 90 seconds, Kumamoto's wrenches are all digitally linked, and store build information for each individual motorcycle. Did worker X have a habit of over-tightening the connecting rods? If so Honda can track exactly which bikes were affected by his/her mistake, pinpointing the problem. That's pretty cool in our book.
Check out the video after the jump for more information about the Kumamota plant and watch the VFR1200F get put together.
After we posted yesterday that Moto Morini had shut down its production line, amid the Italian company's financial problems, other publications began covering the company's complete closure. This caught the folks at Moto Morini off-guard, who while on an extended day-off, insist they are still keeping the production line functioning, if admittedly at a significantly reduced capacity.
UPDATE: Moto Morini has responded to other reports that the Italian company has shut its doors, and instead says its production line is at a greatly diminished capacity.
After going into receivership a few months ago, Moto Morini has found its financial stability withering away as time marches-on. With no end in sight for the company's blight, Moto Morini has shutdown its production line, and will remain in that state until a new buyer or group of investors emerge and breath life back into the small Italian brand.
Harley-Davidson announced this week that it was able to come to an agreement with its York, Pennsylvania plant employees and union members, thus allowing the plant to remain open and producing motorcycles. The move wasn't easy though as half of the plant's employees will lose their jobs in order to keep the Shield & Bar in the Springettsbury Township area.
Honda by most standards is the rock of the motorcycle industry, so take notice with the news that the Japanese manufacturer is preparing to cease its production lines in Santa Perpetua, Spain. While not an outright closure, 160 employees will be laid off, taking the Spanish Honda workforce from 340 employees to 180.
Investing in emerging markets, Yamaha Motors is set to invest $150 million in a new motorcycle manufacturing plant located in Pakistan. The plant, which is to be established in the National Industrial Park at Bin Qasim, Karachi, will serve as a central location for Yamaha's move into Pakistan, India, and other emerging Asian and African markets.
MotoRevue has sent their man Jérôme Vannesson into the bat cave to whip up another photoshop of what they expect a motorcycle to look like, and this time getting the treatment is the 2011 Aprilia Tuono V4 Factory, in all its re-imagined glory.


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The pirate is in NYC for his trial, remember where you heard this "Within A Month If Not Sooner This Pirate Will Be A New left Wing Hero" Don't be surprised to see Sharpton & Jackoff organize a Tea Party for him.
The guy's a friggin pirate from the Indian Ocean...not an American teenager who got beaten up by the cops or falsely accused of raping a white woman in Mississippi. Jackson's semi-retired and no way in hell Sharpton touches this one. Not going to help him so he doesn't care. Sharpton is in it for himself.
Just watched a liberal dipsh!t on the news, they are already cozying up to him, when the loons start using the word "youth" and 'the poor kid" you know they are getting ready to take him under their wing, all the loon yapped about was poverty, fish stealing and Somali gangsters brainwashing the "Youth"......I'm very seldom wrong on ANYTHING but you could be right on this...............
they are pirates because of toxic waste sez al-jazeera.........the libbies will run with this and blame bush even though it is the euros that are supposedly doing it Al Jazeera English - Africa - 'Toxic waste' behind Somali piracy
I posted a similar article before the situation was "resolved." Nobody is calling them heroes, that's just the obnoxious right wing black and white spin, but how is any of that not true? Somalia's fishermen were put out of business by foreign ships fishing their waters dry, and then pouring toxic waste all over their shores. You have an impoverished population with basically no working government who no longer have their livelihood due to foreign boats destroying their coastline, what exactly do you expect them to do? The current piracy starting as a crude way to tax foreign vessels using their territory, and now it's been infiltrated by thugs and crooks, but the fact remains, this is how it started and how this situation was created. Nobody I know has glorified them for this, but if you are an honest person why would you not recognize how the situation came to be? When the imperial powers take your food and poison your waters that's called international "business," when you try to protect your shores and receive compensation, it's called "piracy." Such an insane double standard and anyone who points this out is a "loon" according to the resident bully apologists. There isn't a person on this board who wouldn't have resorted to what these people did if you were in their shoes and all of your BS posturing and holier than thou attitudes won't change that.
what's right wing black and white spin......is that your answer to everything? everybodies generally aware of the plight, but the people in the best position to legitimize the country have no interest in doing so, preferring to reap the bounty from the successes of the current situation the clintonian limp-wristed policy that ended in disaster has prevented the US from being in any way involved in the somalia situation since
It's the attitude that everything ahs to be a matter of absolute good v. absolute evil without looking at any of the facts, and then criticizing anyone who attempts to show that the situation isn't that simple and there may be some culpability on both sides. Anyone who dares to understand how the piracy issue came to be is making a "hero" out of the pirates. It's just a stupid attitude that permeates the right wing in this country. What does that have to do with the pirates? And no, everyone is not aware. Nobody is in a good position to fix that country, it has some very deep problems. You won't find me defending the Clinton administration anywhere on this board. Quite the opposite, actually. It doesn't really matter whose administration it was though.
Well I sure wouldn't have cared if these pirates chased after one of the ships that are taking too many fish or dumping dangerous waste. Instead they went after a ship delivering humanitarian supplies.
Ha!, ha!, ha!....That was funny! Are you an adult?..."cuz you seem really immature sometimes. You also throw sh!t out without knowing what you're talking about. You pretend to be some sort of arch-conservative when in reality, you're posts have a childish tone to them as if you're unable to argue any point without insulting people who you perceive as a "libbie" (that's a cute term)- even if they agree with your POV. Most real conservatives I know are bright and thoughtful people, like BF or Real World. You're more like a punk who spent a lot of time stuffed in a locker. What is it about my posts that gives you such a hard-on? So back to the Jesse and Al comment.... Is that just something new and smelly you just yanked out of your reamed-out sphincter and threw out there for my reaction? Is there somewhere in the history of this forum where I haven't referred to Jackson and Sharpton as un-American race-baiters?
Sure he is he's also a murdering piece of sh!t that would cut your kids heads off for a "kentucky fried chicken dinner" Liberal media and people like Phil Donahue always stress the word "youth" when they start slobbering over gang bangers and other assorted teen age animals. Remember that guy called "football" that caved in Reginald Denny's head with a cement block during the Rodney King Riot, cute perky Katie called that savage bastard a "youth" whenever she talked about him. The word "youth" to the Blame The Victim Liberal means "oh the poor kid, maybe we can help him, he didn't have any toys to play with when he was little" Oh He Didn't Mean It's All That F---ing Bush's Fault, blah blah blah, boo hoo, call Jimmy Carter maybe he can help this poor Youth waahhhhhhhhhhhh mommy, mommy oh sh!t, he's only a youth, George Bush and Haliburton were stealing his fish, Oh God help us, plop. SAMSON OBAMA IS A CHILD MOLESTER GEORGE OBAMA USES A BONG AUNT ZUCCHINI IS FREE LOADING OLD B!TCH DADDY OBANGEM WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST STUDS THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN HE'S GOT KIDS EVERYWHERE
all these questions........whether they agree with me has nothing to do with whether or not they are libbies (which to me is something other than a sincere liberal that has a thorough knowledge of issues and more than just blind followers) you can stop with over-worded digs at me.........its as simple as my finding it entertaining to slap morons........contrary to your sexual illusions
he may not be a murderer...........but in pantless states where there is no death penalty, kidnapping holds the same maximum sentence as murder so why split hairs?


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"Thanks Floyd. They are my GG-grandparents as well through their son Squire B. Kittle." So am I. Squire B. is my G-Grandfather. What is your line from Squire B? It would have to be through Dodger, Nancy, Tip or Lucy. Notify Administrator about this message?
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