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Shelly Beach can be well explored in a couple of dives. One dive can be spent swimming up the northern peninsula, south into the bay and then east back towards the beach as you try to track down the submerged motorcycle. Keep an eye out for weedy sea dragons amongst the kelp.
Dive two could be well spent as a slow swim alongside the promenade, towards fairy bower before heading north and back I to the beach through the bay. Swim through the maze of boulders and soar over the fields of sea grass.
Another effortless beach entry. Wade in to waist depth, inflate BC, lean back and don your fins
Things to be careful of. On the weekends, Shelley Beach can be inundated with diver-ignorant boat owners, especially during the summer months. Parking is relatively expensive in Manly, but avoiding a ticket will guarantee you a hefty fine.
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Comments: How could you not love a dive site as easy as this one to navigate!! This was the first place I felt confident to dive without an organised group. It's very cool if you can find the submersed motorbike but even cooler to swim with the dusky whalers!!
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Mfe-cutteb US 1324303 A Abstract available in Claims available in Description (OCR text may contain errors) R. E. CARMICHAEL. PIPE CUTTER. APPLICATION FILED APR. 28, 1919. Patented Dec. 9, 1919 2 SHEETS-SHEET R. E. CARIVIICHAEL. 7 PIPE CUTTER. APPLICATION FILED APR.-2B, I919. Patented Dec. 9, 1919. 2 SHEETSSHEET 2. awoevvtoz R051". E. CARMIBHAEL, sat, W . wow, A UNITED STATES PATENT ornion. EoEEEr E. cAnmIcHAEn, 0E DAMON, TEXAS, essrenon or manner-E re enonen Benn-AN, or HOUSTON, TEXAS. PIPECU'ITER. Specification of Letters Patent. Patented Dec. a, rare. Application filed April 2a, 1919. Serial No. 293,299. To all 'wkorn it may concern: Be it known that I, ROBERT E. MICHAEL, a citizen of-the United States, re- siding'at Damon, Brazoria county, Texas, to withdraw the same from the hole. If the. Y pipe has been set for some time it is usually found that the same has become frozen or cemented to the walls of the bore hole, so that it may not be rotated for'unscrewing at the joints. It" is then necessary to use a pipe cutter which may. be introduced into the hole and employed to cut the said pipe this character and means thereon to indicate to the operator when the pipe has been completely severed. .0 her objects and advantages will appear in the more detailed description which fol; lows and willbe morev particularly set forth in the claims. Referring to the drawings forminga part of this specification, and wherein like nu merals refer to like parts throughout the different views, Figure 1 is a central longitudinal section of a pipe with my invention placed thereon; Fig. 2 is a similar view 45 showing the plunger of my inyention in elevation and the cutter actuating a different position 'from that i plece of pipe with my invention therein. cer; tain parts being broken awayto show a still different position of the cutting means; Fig. t isatransverse sectlon on thelplane 4.4 of Fig. 1; Fig. 5 is a broken view showing the cutters from outsideof the housing. In the drawings, my invention is shown as until the desired length of means in I sclosed in. Fig. 1; Fig. 3 is alongitudinal section of a Y inserted within an outer pipe 1 in position for cutting the'pipe. The device by which an outer tubular pipe 2, made up of two sect1ons of unequal length, fitting together on a plane spaced above the lower end indi-' cated at 3. These two sections are held j the cutting is performed is housed within together to inclose the operative parts by means of bolts or rods 4, which fit in longi tudinal registerin holes in said sections, and are secured rigidly in place by means of nuts 5 at the outer ends of said bolts. The upper end of the housing 2 is threaded interiorly at 6 for attachment to a drill stem 7. I The cutters 8, by which the pipe is severed, are disk-shaped, and mounted .within radially slidable blocks I 9. -These blocks are normally seated within the outlines of the housing but are adapted to be forced outwardly so that the cutters will project'through openings in the side of the housin to contact with the casing to be severe These openings are of suflicient dimensions vertically to allow a limited vertical' movement of the cutters for a purpose which will later appear. The blocks 9 are three innumberin the embodiment shown in the drawings, but it is obviousthat there may be more or less than three, and I do not wish to be confined to this particular numberof. cutters.- Theblocks are inclined 1nwardly slightly" on' their inner faces, so that when withdrawn within the housing, as shown in Fig. 4, they will fit closely to-' gether. The outer faces of the sllding blocks 9 are rounded to conform to the outer curvedface of the housing. The vertical sides of the blocks 9, ,when advanced, fit closely against the sides of the o enings 10 m the housing. The cutting dis s 8 aremounted blocks and are rotatable upon pins 11. 1 When the housin containing the cutters is rotated for' per orining the cuttlng action upon the outer caslng or p1pe, the joints of the drill stem 7 w1l l sometimes tighten or screw together somewhat, so that. there will be a tendency to shorten the dr1ll stem, If the cutters are in cutting contact with the outer casing at the moment the pipe begins to shorten, due to thls threading up of t e pipe joints, the cutters ma eas ly be caught in the outer plpe and loro en off. springs 13 and 16; These springs are con-j I or supporting To accommodate a certain amount of play vertically, due to the shortening ofthe drill stem on whichthe cutter is mounted, I have seated the cutting blocks 9 resiliently in the housing. The blocks rest on their lower faces upon a tubular sliding support 12 which is in turn supported upon a helical spring 13, this spring being seated'at its lower endu on an inwardly projecting flange 14 on the lower end ofthe housing 2. Spaced above the openings 10, in the sides of the housing, I have fixed a second flange ring15. This flange projects inwardly from the side of the housin and may be integralwith the housingitse f, or may be threaded in place as indicated in the drawing. The said flange 15 limits the upward movement of a secondhelical spring 16 which bears at its lower end against a washer'17, which is adapted to be moved up and down within the housing and in normal position bears upon the upper faces of the sliding blocks '9. It willthus be noted that the sliding blocks are held resiliently between the two structed in practice of strong material, and will, under ordinary circumstances, main tain theblocks 9 at the vertical center of the openings 10. v v The blocks 9 are adapted to be moved positively forward'and backward when such movement is required. In order to perform this operation the cutter blocks 9 are beveled on their inner faces for contact with a conical spear or wedge 18. This spear forms an integral part of a plunger 19 adapted to fit closely within the housing 2 above'the supporting ring 15. The plunger is somewhat elongatedas shownand provided with a downwardly projecting shaft 20' ger and spear are held out of contact with the slldable blocks 9 by means of a heavy splral spr ng 21. When it is desired to force the .blocks outwardly from their"posi tion, shown in F s. land 4, the plunger is forced downward y so as to bring the spear -18 in sliding contact with the blocks 9. This movement of the plunger is obtained by means of a stream of water pumped downwardly under pressurev through the drill When the cutter has been forced into contact with the outer pipe the drill stem is rotated to cause the cutting disks 8 to roll around on the innerface of the casing, the force of the water exerted u on the plun-' ger will hold the cutters tight y against the .the n the. lower end of which is the wedgehaped spear 18, previously described. The plunfrom the sliding support 12-, I have mounted a post or support 22. This support is slotted at its forward end to receive a flattened rod or lever 23, which is pivoted in said slot upon the pin 24, adjacent the lower end of said lever. The upper end of the lever 23 is pivotally lower face of the sliding block 9; The lower end of the lever 23 is bent inwardly at an push the cutter outattached within arecess 25 in the obtuse angle and beveled on the inner end, as shown at 26, for contact with the spear 18'. The pivotal attachment of the lever 23 to the support 22 is adapted to be slidable. To accommodate such a sliding movement, the pivoted pin 24 is engaged in a longitu- 3 dinal slot 27 in the lever 23. Thus when the apparatus is in the'position shown in Fig. 1, lever 23 will be retained in position by its pivotal attachment to the lower side of the sliding block 9. When the block has been forced outwardly by the spear so that the pipe is severed, the spear will assume the position shown in Fig. 2 and when the spear has passed the .sliding block 9, it will contact with the beveled inner end 26 of the lever arm, and act to ferce the slidin block 9 back into the position shown in Tig. 3. ' When the lever v23 describes an are, as the block is forced inwardly, thepivot will be shoved downward slightly relative to the support 22, and the pivot pin 24 will move longitudinally in the slot 27 of the lever. The housing 2 is perforated at 2? at al; point-spaced below the upper end to allow the discharge of the water pumped downwardly agalnst the piston or plunger 19. When the plunger is being forced downwardly during the cutting action the pres sure will be largely confinedagainst the upper face of the plunger. The'p'erforations 28 are so-arranged, however, that when the cutting action has been completed and the spear and cuttingblocks assume the position shown in Fig. 3, the full volume of water forced downwardly against the piston will find an exit laterally through the perforations and vertically between the housing 2 and the pipe 1. This will relieve the presi sure upon the plunger and'within the pipe- A pressure gage'on thepump at the upper end of thewell will show at once, that the pressure has fallen off and this will indicate to the operator that the cutters have entirely severed. the pipe and that the cutter is now ready to be withdrawn from the well. My cutting device is assembled by placing the operativeparts in positionv within the housing, as shown particularly in Fig. en the parts'have been thus arranged the two sections of the housings are bolted together by means of therods 4, as described. The apparatus is then attached to the drill stem and inserted into the pipe until ,it- reaches the point where the cutting opera- 7 tion is to be performed. In this position of the casing. The drill stem 7 is then rotated 'an (1, when the pipe has been severed, will drop past the cutting blocks against the lower end of the lever 23, acting as described to withdraw the cutters into position shown in Fig. The decreaseof pressure on the pump will then indicate that the cutters have gone entirely through the casing, and have been withdrawn within the houslng so that the apparatus may be again removed from the well preparatory to with drawing the severed length of casing. Having thus described my invention, the further objects and advantages of which will be obvious, what I claim as new and desire to protect by Letters Patent is 1. In a pipe cutter, a tubular housing, a ' slidable cutter block, a rotatable cutter jour- '-.to force said cutter blocks and cutters outwardly mto contact with the casing to be naled therein, means to support said cutter block resiliently in said housin and positive means to advance and wit draw said cutter block and cutter as desired. 2. In a pipe cutter a tubular housing, a resilient support in the lower end thereof, cutter blocks seated on sa1d support, diskshaped cutters in said blocks, a spr' .bearing against the upper faces of said locks, and means adapted to be actuated by water' pressure to force said blocks outwardly as desired. 3 In a pipe cutter, a tubular. housing, a resillent support in the lower end thereof, slidable cutter blocks resting on said support, resilient means above said blocks holdng the same upon said support, and means them in operative position, levers actuated by said spear to again withcut, and levers pivoted below said blocks, and actuated by said cutter advancing means to withdraw said cutter blocks and cutters. In a pipe cutter, a tubular housing, slidable cutter blocks mounted resiliently therein, and means actuated by water pres sure to advance said cutter blocks and separate means actuated by said first mentioned means after the cutting operation is completed to withdraw said cutter blocks from said housing. 5. In a pipe cutter, a tubular housing, slidable blocks mounted therein, cutting disks said blocks, water actuated means to force said blocks and said cutters into operative position, and pivoted levers actuated by sa1d means to withdraw said blocks within the housing. 6. In a pipe cutter, a tubular housing, slidable cutter blocks mounted for resilient vertical movement therein, cutters on said blocks, a plunger above said blocks, means on said plunger to force said blocks out- 'wardly'through said housing, and a lever below said blocks actuated by sa1d means to withdraw said blocks within" the housing and means to relieve the pressure on said plunger when said blocks are withdrawn. , In a pipe cutter, a housing, cutter blocks therein, cutters 0n said blocks,.a spear actuated bywater pressure and adapted to advance said blocks and cutters and retain and pivoted draw said blocks. 8. In a pipe cutter, a housing, cutters mounted therein, hydraulically operated means to advance said cutters, and means 00-. operating with said hydraulic means and operable only when the cutting operation is completed .to withdraw said cutters. 9. 'In a pipe cutter; the combination of cutters, means operated by water pressure to advancesaid cutters, levers actuated by said advancing means to withdraw said outters only when the cutting operation is completed, and means to relieve said water pressure when said cutters are withdrawn. 10. In a pipe cutter, the combination of cutters, means to advance saidcutters against the work and levers connected with said out ters and actuated by said first mentioned means to withdraw said cutters onlywhen the cutting operation has been completed. In testimony whereof, I hereunto aiiix m signature, this .23 day of April, A. D., 1919. ROBERT E. CARMICHAEL. Referenced by
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We did subsequently receive a confirmation that the clematis would be dispatched before the end of May. These were received late June. They were very small pots sent in a large box with no additional packaging. The result - both plants arrived dead. In addition one was a totally different variety to the one ordered. Still no response from them.
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Hird, ASADA grilled in court appeal
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James Hird returns to court over ASADA ruling
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Hird a long shot to win court appeal, says lawyer
Jon Pierik James Hird faces an uphill battle to win his case on appeal against the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority, a leading employment lawyer claims.
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James Hird argues ASADA probe into Essendon 'must start again'
Jon Pierik Lawyers for James Hird have declared a drugs saga now into its 21st month "must start again", arguing they have compelling reasons why they should win a court appeal.
Essendon not first to be prosecuted over banned TB-4 drug
Jon Pierik The banned drug at the centre of the Essendon peptides scandal has been prosecuted by anti-doping authorities in up to three other cases in the past year.
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Rodney Eade confident Gary Ablett will lead the Gold Coast Suns the 'right way'
Jon Pierik New Gold Coast Suns coach Rodney Eade has flagged Gary Ablett will spend less time in the midfield next season but is confident the champion midfielder is going to lead the team in the "right way".
AFL fixture 2015: Essendon bombs out on Friday nights
Jon Pierik Essendon has been handed only two Friday-night matches next season, and none in the opening six rounds, as Richmond emerged as the league's darling in the marquee timeslot.
Mick Malthouse humbled to break AFL coaching record
Jon Pierik Michael Malthouse says he will be humbled to become the AFL's longest-serving coach.
Essendon case one of the most complex in the world, says ASADA
Jon Pierik Anti-doping chief Ben McDevitt has described the probe into the Essendon supplements program as one of the most complex conducted in the world.
Essendon supplements saga: McDevitt says Essendon players 'have a case to answer'
Jon Pierik Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority chief Ben McDevitt insists the Essendon players involved in the club's supplements program "have a case to answer", with the anti-doping body confident it has...
Hardingham keen to continue AFL career
Jon Pierik Delisted Essendon defender Kyle Hardingham will nominate for the national draft unless he is taken as a delisted free agent.
Essendon supplements saga: ASADA hits back over 'player welfare'
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Depends how far you want to go for it to look like a rally car?
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thanks for the advice, i have been looking at a few cages from omp but i think it will reduce the everyday drivability if there were bars in the way of getting into the car but then again it would be quite fun. the only thing with the exterior i have nothing to base it on there are no mark 5 rally fiestas that i have found in panther black the only pictures i have found are the new blue st's. does anyone know when the next ford fair is i could do with looking round for parts and for inspiration. message me back cheers guys
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"These animals, they look large, they look clumsy, but they are amazingly fast," he said. "And those legs are extremely heavy and extremely powerful. It wouldn't take much of a blow to really cause injury to a human."
"It had come out onto the trail, and we followed it a ways expecting it to get off the trail any time, which normally happens when we come across them."
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Jordan Garnett, Rising 22-Year-Old Boynton Beach Comedian, to Open for Jen Kirkman This Weekend
For a 7th grade book report, the class had to pick something on someone who "changed the world" so classmates picked people like Mother Theresa or presidents. Garnett chose Chris Rock and showed up to class mimicking his set. In March of '09, Garnett hopped on stage for the first time ever, part of him enraptured by the idea since seeing Never Scared, at an open mic night at the Palm Beach Improv and killed. Enough so that Tony Rock (Chris's younger brother), also backstage, told the kid he was crazy funny -- and crazy young.
Garnett shuffled through many odd jobs -- delivering light bulbs, working at Publix, cleaning pools -- to pay for his addiction to stand-up, but it was a losing proposition for almost six years. He was "negative $129" in the bank account and struggling to get booked enough before Rene Harte, the owner of the Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach and Tempe, Arizona improvs, pulled him aside.
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Cherokee Nation (19th century)
Cherokee Nation
Tsalagihi Ayeli[1] | |||||
Part of the United States; Defunct; disbanded in the formation of the State of Oklahoma | |||||
Map of Southern United States during the time of the Indian Removals (Trail of Tears), 1830–1838 showing the historic lands of the Five Civilized Tribes. The destination Indian Territory is depicted in light yellow-green.
Capital |
Languages | Cherokee | ||||
Government | Autonomous tribal government | ||||
Principal Chief | |||||
- | 1794-1907 | Principal Chief | |||
- | 1794-1905 | Tribal Council | |||
Historical era | Post-colonial to early 20th century | ||||
- | Created with the Treaty of Tellico Blockhouse | 7 November 1794 | 1794|||
- | New Echota officially designated capital city | 12 November 1825 | |||
- | Treaty of New Echota | 29 December 1835 | |||
- | Cherokee Trail of Tears | 1838-1839 | |||
- | Tahlequah becomes new official capital | 6 September 1839 | |||
- | Officially disbanded by US Federal Government | 16 November 1907 | 1907|||
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The Cherokee Nation (ᏣᎳᎩᎯ ᎠᏰᎵ, pronounced Tsalagihi Ayeli[1]) of the 19th century was a legal, autonomous, tribal government in North America recognized from 1794 to 1907. Often referred to simply as "The Nation" by its inhabitants, it should not be confused with what is known in the 21st century as the Cherokee Nation.
It consisted of the Cherokee (ᏣᎳᎩ —pronounced Tsalagi or Cha-la-gee) people of the Qualla Boundary and the southeastern United States;[2] those who relocated voluntarily from the southeastern United States to the Indian Territory (circa 1820 —known as the "Old Settlers"); those who were forced by the United States government to relocate (through the Indian Removal Act) by way of the Trail of Tears (1830s); Cherokee Freedmen (freed slaves); as well as many descendants of the Natchez, the Delaware and the Shawnee peoples.
The Cherokee called themselves the Ani-Yun' wiya. In their language this meant "leading" or "principal" people. Before 1794, the Cherokee had no standing national government. The people dwelt in "towns" located in scattered autonomous tribal areas related by kinship throughout the southern Appalachia region. Various leaders were periodically appointed (by mutual consent of the towns) to represent the tribes to French, British and, later, American authorities as was needed. The title this leader carried among the Cherokee was "First Beloved Man"[3] —being the true translation of the title Uku, which the English translated as "chief". The chief's function was to serve as focal point for negotiations with the encroaching Europeans, such as the case of Hanging Maw, who was recognized as chief by the United States government, but not by the majority of Cherokee peoples.[4]
At the end of the Chickamauga Wars (1794), Little Turkey was recognized as "Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation" by all the towns. At that time, Cherokee tribes could be found in lands nominally under the jurisdiction of Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and the Overhill area that was to become part of the state of Tennessee. The break-away Chickamauga band (or Lower Cherokee), under chief Dragging Canoe (Tsiyugunsini, 1738–1792), had retreated to and now inhabited an area that would be the northern area of the future state of Alabama.[5]
U.S. president George Washington sought to "civilize" the southeastern American Indians, through programs overseen by US Indian Agent Benjamin Hawkins. Facilitated by the destruction of many Indian towns during the American Revolutionary War, U.S. land agents convinced many Native Americans to abandon their historic communal-land tenure and settle on isolated farmsteads. Over-harvesting by the deerskin trade had brought white-tailed deer in the region to the brink of extinction; therefore, pig and cattle raising were introduced, becoming the principal sources of meat. The tribes were supplied with spinning wheels and cotton-seed, and men were taught to fence and plow the land (in contrast with their traditional division of labor in which most cultivation for farming was considered woman's work). Women were instructed in weaving. Eventually blacksmiths, gristmills and cotton plantations (along with slave labor) were established.[6]
Succeeding Little Turkey as Principal Chief were Black Fox (1801–1811) and Pathkiller (1811–1827), both former warriors of Dragging Canoe. "The separation", a phrase which the Cherokee used to describe the period after 1776 when the Chickamauga had removed themselves from the other tribes which were in close proximity to the Anglo-American settlements, officially ended at the reunification council of 1809.
The important Chickamauga War veterans of the time, James Vann (a successful Scots-Cherokee businessman) and his two protégés, The Ridge (also called Ganundalegi or "Major" Ridge) and Charles R. Hicks, made up the 'Cherokee Triumvirate' —advocating acculturation of the people, formal education of the young, and the introduction of modern farming methods. In 1801 they invited Moravian missionaries to their territory from North Carolina to teach Christianity and the 'arts of civilized life.' The Moravian, and later Congregationalist, missionaries ran boarding schools, with a select few students chosen to be educated at the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions school in Connecticut.
These men continued to be leaders in the tribe. Hicks participated in the Red Stick War, which coincided with part of US involvement in the War of 1812. He was the de facto Principal Chief from 1813–1827.
The Removal[edit]
In 1802, the U.S. federal government promised to extinguish Native American titles to internal Georgia lands in return for the state's formal cession of its unincorporated western claim (which was made part of the Mississippi Territory). In 1815, the US government established a Cherokee Reservation in the Arkansaw district of the Missouri Territory and tried to convince the Cherokee to move there voluntarily. The reservation boundaries extended from north of the Arkansas River to the southern bank of the White River. The Cherokee who moved to this reservation became known as the "Old Settlers".[7]
Additional treaties signed with the U.S., in 1817 and 1819, exchanged remaining Cherokee lands in Georgia (north of the Hiwassee River) for lands in the Arkansaw Territory west of the Mississippi River. A majority of the remaining Cherokee resisted theses treaties and refused to leave their lands east of the Mississippi. Finally, in 1830, the United States Congress enacted the Indian Removal Act to bolster the treaties and forcibly free up title to the sought over state lands. At this time, one-third of the remaining Native Americans left voluntarily, especially because now the act was being enforced by government troops and the Georgia militia.
Most of the settlements were established in the area around the western capital of Tahlontiskee (near present day Gore, Oklahoma).
Constitutional governments[edit]
The Cherokee Nation—East had adopted a written constitution in 1827 creating a government with three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial. The Principal Chief was elected by the National Council, which was the legislature of the Nation. A similar constitution was adopted by the Cherokee Nation—West in 1833.
The Constitution of the reunited Cherokee Nation was ratified at Tahlequah, Oklahoma on September 6, 1839, at the conclusion of "The Removal". The signing is commemorated every Labor Day weekend with the celebration of the Cherokee National Holiday.
A new home[edit]
Founded in 1838, Tahlequah was developed as the new capital of a united Cherokee Nation. (It was named after the historic Great Tellico —an important Cherokee town and cultural center in present-day Tennessee that was one of the largest Cherokee towns ever established. The mostly European-American settlement of Tellico Plains developed later at that site.
Cherokee Nation districts in Indian Territory[edit]
After moving to Indian Territory, the Cherokee Nation was divided into nine districts for administrative purposes. Those were named:[1]
- Canadian
- Cooweescoowee
- Delaware
- Flint
- Goingsnake
- Illinois
- Saline
- Sequoyah
- Tahlequah
Cherokee Capital[edit]
The Cherokee National Capitol Building was constructed from 1867-1869.[9] The brick building was designed by architect C. W. Goodlander in the 'late Italianate' style, which was unusual for Oklahoma. Originally it housed the nation's court as well as other offices. It was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1961.[9][10][11]
Indications of Cherokee and Native American influence are easily found in and about Tahlequah. For instance, street signs appear in the Cherokee language—in the syllabary alphabet created by Sequoyah (ca. 1767–1843)[12]—as well as in English.
Civil War and Reconstruction[edit]
The Trans-Mississippi area, which included the Cherokee Nation–West, hosted numerous skirmishes and seven officially recognized battles involving Native American units either allied with the Confederate States of America or loyal to the United States government.
Several prominent members of the Cherokee Nation made contributions during the war: William Penn Adair (1830–1880), a Cherokee senator and diplomat, was a Confederate colonel; Nimrod Jarrett Smith, Tsaladihi (1837–1893), a future Principal Chief of the Eastern Band, also served during the war; and hold-out Confederate Brig. General Stand Watie (also known as Degataga, (1806–1871), a signer of the Treaty of New Echota) raided Union positions in the Indian Territory with his 1st Cherokee Mounted Rifles Regiment of the Army of Trans-Mississippi well after the Confederacy had abandoned the area. He became the last Confederate general to surrender—on June 25, 1865.[13]
The main body of the Cherokee people had sided with the Confederacy during the American Civil War. After the war, the United States negotiated a peace treaty with them, requiring them to emancipate their slaves and to offer them citizenship and territory within the reservation if the freedmen chose to stay with the tribe. The area also became part of the Reconstruction era of the United States|reconstruction]] of the southern United States overseen by military and appointed governors.
Nation's demise[edit]
From 1898–1906, beginning with the Curtis Act of 1898, the US federal government set about the dismantling of the Cherokee Nation's governmental and civic institutions, in preparation for the incorporation of the Indian Territory into the new state of Oklahoma. In response, the leaders of the Five Civilized Tribes sought to gain approval for a new State of Sequoyah in 1905 that would have a Native American constitution and government. The proposal received a cool reception in Congress and failed. The tribal government of the Cherokee Nation was dissolved in 1906. After this the structure and function of the tribal government were not formally defined. The federal government occasionally designated chiefs of a provisional "Cherokee Nation", but usually just long enough to sign treaties.[14]
As the shortcomings of the arrangement became increasingly evident to the Cherokee, demand arose for the formation of a more permanent and accountable tribal government. New administrations at the federal level also recognized this issue, and the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration gained passage of the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934, encouraging tribes to re-establish governments and supporting more self-determination. The Cherokee convened a general convention on 8 August 1938 in Fairfield, Oklahoma, to elect a new Chief, and reconstitute a modern, Cherokee Nation, to be a "successor in interest" to the historic Cherokee Nation.[15]
The Nation was made up of scattered peoples mostly living in the Cherokee Nation–West and the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians (both residing in the Indian Territory by the 1840s), and the Cherokee Nation–East (Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians); these became the three federally recognized tribes of Cherokee in the 20th century.
Additional peoples[edit]
The Delaware[edit]
In 1866, some Delaware (Lenape) were relocated to the Cherokee Nation from Kansas, where they had been sent in the 1830s. Assigned to the northeast area of the Indian Territory, they united with the Cherokee Nation in 1867. The Delaware Tribes operated autonomously within the lands of the Cherokee Nation.[16]
Natchez people[edit]
The Natchez are a Native American people who originally lived in the Natchez Bluffs area. The present-day city of Natchez, Mississippi developed in their former territory. By the mid-eighteenth century, the Natchez people were defeated by French colonists and dispersed from there. Many survivors had been sold (by the French) into slavery in the West Indies. Others took refuge with allied tribes, one of which was the Cherokee.
The Shawnee[edit]
Known as the Loyal Shawnee or Cherokee Shawnee, one band of Shawnee people relocated to Indian Territory with the Seneca people (Iroquois) in July 1831. The term "Loyal" came from their serving in the Union army during the American Civil War. European Americans encroached and settled on their lands after the war.
In 1869, the Cherokee Nation and Loyal Shawnee agreed that 722 of the Shawnee would be granted Cherokee citizenship. They settled in Craig and Rogers counties.[17]
Swan Creek and Black River Chippewa[edit]
The Anishinaabe-speaking Swan Creek and Black River Chippewa bands were removed from southeast Michigan to Kansas in 1839. After Kansas became a state and the Civil War ended, European-American settlers pushed out the Native Americans. Like the Delaware, the two Chippewa bands were relocated to the Cherokee Nation in 1866. They were so few in number that they eventually merged with the Cherokee.
Cherokee Freedmen[edit]
The Cherokee Freedmen, were former African American slaves who had been owned by citizens of the Cherokee Nation during the Antebellum Period. President Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863 that granted citizenship to all freedmen in the Confederate States, including those held by the Cherokee. In reaching peace with the Cherokee — who had sided with the Confederacy — the U.S. government required that they free their slaves and offer full Cherokee citizenship to those who wanted to stay with the nation. The freedmen were first guaranteed Cherokee citizenship under a treaty with the United States following the Civil War (1866).[18]
Notable Cherokee Nation citizens[edit]
This list of historic people includes only documented Cherokee living in, or born into, the original Cherokee Nation who are not mentioned in the main article:
- Elias Boudinot, Galagina (1802–1839), statesman, orator, and editor; founded the first Cherokee newspaper, the Cherokee Phoenix. Assassinated by opponents for signing the New Echota Treaty to cede lands in the East.
- Ned Christie (1852–1892), statesman, Cherokee Nation senator, infamous outlaw[19]
- Rear Admiral Joseph J. Clark (1893–1971), United States Navy, highest-ranking Native American in US military history.
- Doublehead, Taltsuska (d. 1807), a war leader during the Chickamauga Wars, led the Lower Cherokee, and signed land deals with the U.S.
- Junaluska (ca. 1775–1868), veteran of the Creek War, who saved President Andrew Jackson's life.
- John Ridge, Skatlelohski (1792–1839), son of Major Ridge, statesman and signer of New Echota Treaty signer, assassinated by opponents.
- John Rollin Ridge, Cheesquatalawny, or "Yellow Bird" (1827–1867), grandson of Major Ridge, first Native American novelist.
- Clement V. Rogers (1839–1911), Cherokee senator, judge, cattleman, member of the Oklahoma Constitutional Convention.
- Will Rogers, (November 4, 1879 – August 15, 1935) Cherokee entertainer, roper, journalist, and author.[20]
- John Ross, Guwisguwi (1790–1866), veteran of the Red Stick War, Principal Chief in the east during Removal, and in the west.
- Redbird Smith (1850–1918), traditionalist, political activist, and chief of the Keetoowah Nighthawk Society.
- William Holland Thomas, Wil' Usdi (1805–1893), non-Native who was adopted into tribe, founding Principal Chief of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, commanding officer of the Thomas Legion of Cherokee Indians and Highlanders.
- Nancy Ward, Nanye-hi (ca. 1736–1822/4), Beloved Woman, diplomat.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b The James Scrolls
- ^ Indians, Eastern Band of Cherokees of North Carolina; Donaldson, Thomas; 1892; 11th Census of the United States; Robert P. Porter, Superintendent, U.S. Printing Office, Washington, D.C.; published online at Eastern Band of Cherokees of North Carolina; retrieved October 1, 2010.
- ^ Hoig, pp. 36, 37, 80
- ^ A Small Lexicon of Tsalagi words at Web Citations; A Few Words in Cherokee/Tsalagi; Tsalagi resources; accessdate January 18 2010.
- ^ Evans, E. Raymond. "Notable Persons in Cherokee History: Dragging Canoe"; Journal of Cherokee Studies, Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 170–190; (Cherokee: Museum of the Cherokee Indian); 1977.
- ^ Perdue, Theda; Cherokee Women: Gender and Culture Change, 1700–1835; Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press; 1999. ISBN 978-0-8032-8760-0.
- ^ Lowery, Charles D. "The Great Migration to the Mississippi Territory, 1798–1819," Journal of Mississippi History, 1968 30(3): 173–192
- ^ Moser, George W. A Brief History of Cherokee Lodge #10., Retrieved 26 June 2009.
- ^ a b Francine Weiss (1980). "National Register of Historic Places Inventory-Nomination: Cherokee National Capitol" (pdf). National Park Service.[dead link]
- ^ "Cherokee National Capitol". National Historic Landmark summary listing. National Park Service, added = October 15, 1966. Retrieved 2008-01-15.
- ^ "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. 2007-01-23.
- ^ Sequoyah, "New Georgia Encyclopedia"; retrieved 8 Aug 2010.
- ^ Confer, Clarissa; The Cherokee Nation in the Civil War; University of Oklahoma Press; 2007; pg. 4.
- ^ Cherokee; article; Oklahoma Historical Society; "Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture."
- ^ Indian Country Today article
- ^ McCollum, Timothy James. Delaware, Western. Oklahoma Historical Society's Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History & Culture. . Retrieved 5 August 2009.
- ^ Smith, Pamela A. "Shawnee Tribe (Loyal Shawnee)." Oklahoma Historical Society's Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture. . Retrieved 25 July 2011.
- ^ Halliburton, R., Jr.: Red over Black – Black Slavery among the Cherokee Indians, Greenwood Press, Westport, Connecticut 1977 ISBN 978-0-8371-9034-1
- ^ "The Case of Ned Christie", Fort Smith Historic Site, National Park Service. Retrieved 3 February 2009.
- ^ Carter JH. "Father and Cherokee Tradition Molded Will Rogers". Archived from the original on November 10, 2006. Retrieved 2007-03-10.
External links[edit]
- Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, official site
- United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians, official site
- Museum of the Cherokee Indian, Cherokee, NC
- Cherokee Heritage Center, Park Hill, OK
- Former countries in North America
- States and territories established in 1794
- States and territories disestablished in 1907
- 1794 establishments
- Cherokee Nation (19th century)
- Indian Territory
- Confederate States of America
- Pre-statehood history of North Carolina
- Pre-statehood history of Alabama
- Pre-statehood history of Tennessee
- Pre-statehood history of Oklahoma
- History of the Southern United States
- History of the United States (1789–1849)
- History of the United States (1865–1918)
- History of the Cherokee
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http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/reiss_pieces/ These two stats stand out to me big time. the Patriots now rank fourth in rushing yards against per game (95.5). Entering their game on Nov. 13, when they were 4-4, the Patriots ranked 27th in rushing yards allowed per game (128.9). The Patriots now rank 17th in points allowed (20.6). When they were 4-4 on Nov. 13, the team ranked 30th (27.5). So they've risen 23 slots in a month and a half in rushing D and 13 slots in points allowed (which if you look at the garbage TD in Buffalo and the ones last night might even be higher). Amazing. Seymour's value just seems to rise more and more.
Notice that Bruschi was just starting to play on a regular basis when he suited up on Week 10 against the Fins. Obvious conclusion: he has been the catalyst of the revival. (Kudos for making a thread that doesn't involve trolls or James Dungy)
So many changes happened somewhere in the midseason range. - Seymour returned. - Wilfork seemed to hold his ground better. - Bruschi returned. - Vrabel moved inside. - Hobbs moved in at CB (he's been very good against the run). - Colvin went in full time for Vrabel and was surprisingly good against the run. - Hawkins has been a solid tackler at Safety. I guess when you have that many changes, most or all of them work out well and the players start to mesh, this is the result.
Fix the run defense and the rest will fall into line There's a lot of reason for the Pats defensive improvement, but I think a couple really stand out to me. 1.) Getting the injured guys back on the field. (Seymour and Bruschi) 2.) BB settled on his starting front seven, defined their roles and did not schuffle guys in and out anymore. 3.) He loosened the reigns a bit and turned the guys loose a bit. He seems to be playing the old adage of "When facing a rookie QB, you blitz; however when facing a passer you cover down field".
Exactly. Thats why anyone saying it's about who the Pats have faced are just being ignorant. I mean hell, a month ago this team was messed up by Aaron Brooks and Gus Frerotte. So quality of opponents has little to do with it. It's all about the personel changes.
Did you see the graphic last night? The total yards and rushing yards allowed by the Pats in the last 3 games are the fewest since 1942. Last nights numbers were right at those averages. How in the world can it be due to competition when its the best anyone has done, against any competition in 63 years? Are you saying the Bills, Jets and Bucs are the worst 3 teams anyone has played successively in 63 years?
Look...what do Patriot teams under BB do? they finish strong it's no big surprise to me...but the rest of the league is gurgling and choking trying to explain what has been the Pats trademark the past five years...
In his Monday WEEI show, BB said the improvement was due to everyone playing better. Went into it a bit, saying if you have everyone stepping up their game 10-15% and multiply that by the 14-15 guys who regularly play during a game, it makes a big difference. "Total is greater than the sum of the parts" notion. While there is something to that, IMO, some personnel changes have been significant as well, but that would go against BB's philosophy of not singling any one player out.
Well, I think some of those personnell changes have allowed the rest to elevate 10-15%. If you really think about it, is the difference between the plays Bruschi makes at ILB vs Beisel as abig a difference as how it frees up the other 10 to play better?
No doubt, but IMO, Vrabel getting over his knee injury and seamlessly playing next to Tedy allowing Rosie to be an every down player, as well as Hobbs being a 98% improvement over Starks, Sey solidfying the D line, and finally finding a SS in Hawkins, not to mention Poteat rather than T.Brown, constitutes a pretty major personnel change.


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My husband and I prefer concealed carry, and do so at home. However, we are spending the summer in Colorado. The only legal carry here for us is open carry. We have gotten a few "looks" from some of the local lefties. But we have also exchanged "Hi, how you doing?" with a few LEO. Last night, my husband got to talking with a policeman and was told that the police force here was aware of our presence. I guess they have received several man (or woman) with a gun calls. The dispatcher asks "Is he or she pointing the gun at you, or threatening anyone with the gun?". When the caller replies with " No, the gun is in a holster at his or her waist"; the dispatcher tells caller that it is perfectly legal to go about armed with a gun. End of story.
It's not like we look all that threatening, either. My husband is in his 60's, as am I. He walks very stiffly and I'm in a wheelchair. In other words: near perfect victims. Until the BG gives us a closer look, I guess. We still can't wait to get back to legal cc!


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I listened - he was never questioned directly about the recounts - he was questioned about the 192 week data and when/would it be released. He indicated that because they would presumably be in a review period with the FDA, they would work with the FDA on whether it was appropriate to disclose it and when and carried that concept into how they were going to deal with the dystrophin re-counts. He stated that they were not sure how the FDA would treat the re-counts - i.e. as verification of the original readings, as new readings that would become part of the filing, etc., etc., . The bottom line was that they were going to be very sensitive to how the FDA was going to interpret/use the data, before they disclosed it. Given that the FDA took five months to get back to them on the lab site review, don't expect a timely response from the FDA or release from the company. The fact that simp finds this "stupefying" is his typical paranoia.
Many posters here have bashed CG for not "reading" the FDA properly and trying to force his will on them, when every disclosure I have heard has been that the company has been ultra sensitive and accommodative to the FDA, despite how capricious they have been in return. He has gone out of his way not to make them look bad. In this case I don't agree with it - he should disclose the re-counts as soon as they have them, because the investors should have access to this "material" information, regardless of how the FDA will deal with it.
"Rich with potentially useful discussion ideas"? Whether the company gets AA or not has been hashed and rehashed on this board numerous times - everyone has an opinion, so what? What I focus on is facts and when posters make statements about facts that don't match reality, I call them on it. You premised your opinion on the timing of potential approval with a mis-statement of fact and I called you on it.
winter - where do you come up with this garbage - a "significant history of delays in its clinical development timelines". Up until this past quarter, the company has had only one active clinical program - the Phase II trial that started 3 years ago. They finally got guidance from the FDA on the confirmatory trials earlier this year and have started 3 new trials in the past three months - the confirmatory trial was started a couple months later than originally projected (not clear whether this was the company's fault an FDA delay on signing off on design issues) and the the other two trials were started either on time or earlier than projected and you concluded that they have a "significant history of delays"? You have a significant history of making clueless statements.
1) Will be confirmed by the independent re-reads of the Phase II biopsies and the 4th biopsy
2) Assuming 1 is taken care of, the clinical data doesn't need to be overwhelming, just confirm that there is a reasonable likelihood of clinical benefit - the AdCom will answer that question in a convincing fashion.
3) Pristine!
You miss the point - along with most shorts and the "market" in general. The whole purpose behind the AA regulations are that in certain diseases, long-term clinical benefit will be almost impossible to predict in a short-term trial or a trial with very few patients, in the case of rare diseases - DMD falls under both categories. In these cases, the regs allow you to look to a surrogate endpoint in order to get the drug approved, with the prospect of long-term clinical benefit being assessed in the confirmatory and extension trials.
I've said it a hundred times on this MB - what you call the "maximum clinical benefit" won't be defined from the Phase II boys or even the confirmatory trial - it won't be fully understood for decades, but that is no reason to deny these boys the prospect of the benefits this drug can offer during that time.
Regardless, the idea that the "real competition" for Etep is defined by the 6MWT results of 10 boys is, again, clueless!
What a clueless post - your defining the "maximum clinical benefit" Etep based on the loss of ambulation delay in a group of 12 boys that were on the verge of being in a wheelchair? If these boys lose ambulation, but live in into their 30's or 40's being wheelchair dependent, is the "maximum clinical benefit" the two years extra they stayed on their feet? What about boys that will be treated soon after diagnosis and hopefully will remain ambulant into adulthood? The fact that you wasted two full postings with this ridiculous analysis is unbelievable.
jrt1 - It wasn't "prudent caution" that made the FDA change the requirement to have more safety data before the filing, it was bureaucratic stall tactics. The data would have been available during their review period, - if they had let the company file at the end of 2014 they would have until mid-2015 to review additional safety data. How long does it take to analyze safety data on another 24 boys, particularly when there will be little to no adverse events to make sense of? There was plenty of preclinical and clinical data to support the safety profile of Etep - they were just making excuses in order to give themselves more time to pull their heads out of their @sses and make sense of the dystrophin and efficacy data.
SRPT had already committed to provide safety data from the confirmatory trial during the review process, so they FDA is not asking for anything they weren't already going to see. The fact that the FDA made the formal change to force the company to include the safety data in the filing was just part of their effort to stall the filing, because they were still not up to speed on the dystrophin measurement issues or the natural history. It took the FDA 5 months to provide a formal response to their lab visit/review and that response was just a vague dismissal of the measurement methodology, but no clearly specified issues. The point is that the FDA is used to moving at govt speed and that is when they have a clue about the issues at hand. They have shown they have no clue in how to deal with the dystrophin and natural history data/issues, so they are stalling the filing in the hope that the air clears and the issues become more black and white with time.
mc - I'm still here - just frustrated with the lack of near-term catalysts for THLD. I hoped the interim data on some of the Phase II trials might provide a mid-year spark, but I think we will be waiting until 2016 to get anything that will drive it above $5?
kg - you just contradicted yourself - if the market is already pricing it as a safe drug, why would a confirmation of that safety impact the share price? I agree if some unexpected safety issues cropped up, the share price would get trashed, but the upside impact of confirmed safety would be minimal. Under "normal" circumstances, confirmed safety might provide some upside, but the safety history of Etep and the platform are pristine - there have been absolutely no hints of any safety issues, so the market should not react to the same old news.
Safety data will be meaningless - everyone expects it to be clean. The prospect of safety issues is not holding this share price down.
No way CG is going to sell out at this level - a partnership is a long shot, as well - maybe outside the US? The only thing that will change the market perception at this point is the Advisory Committee meeting results. Assuming it is staffed with experts that truly understand the disease, they will set the record straight on how the clinical results to-date warrant AA. As CG said, it doesn't matter if the parents know Etep works, it doesn't matter whether the doctors that are treating the boys know it works - the only thing that matters is what the FDA believes. If the AdCom panel says Etep works and votes in favor of approval, the FDA will not be able to dismiss that conclusion and draw the wrath of the parent groups.
simp - for you, pondering is a dangerous thing. You take a simple premise (SRPT's current EV less than RNA's buyout price) and dredge up "warning signals" that have no basis in reality. Ebola was a shiny, scary distraction for the biotech market for a few weeks, but anyone with half a brain knew it presented no value to the company, given the status of its Ebola program (i.e. canceled by the DoD), let alone was any indication of the value of SRPT's platform. The idea that a "grade A CSO" would impress the market is another ridiculous conclusion - the "market" wouldn't know a grade A CSO from a grade C CSO.
SRPT's EV is simply a reflection of the fact that the FDA's stop-and-go dealings with SRPT has cast a significant shadow of doubt over the prospects of an AA from the Phase II data set and assuming AA is not successful it will be another 2+ years before pivotal data will be available. Very few biotech companies get any credit for their "platform" before they have proof-of-concept clinical data - i.e. data from real patients in a disease that has real market potential (Ebola and Marburg do not) - besides DMD, SRPT does not have anything in the clinic, yet.
You've proven over and over that you do not have an "objective" mind - you have a paranoid, conspiratorial mind that dredges up issues that have no merit - give it a rest!
Marathon's drug is just another steroid, designed to help minimize the damage the immune system causes on the deteriorating muscle. By definition, you can't "cure" DMD without creating dystrophin. Etep allows these boys to create dystrophin - whether it will allow enough dystrophin to functionally cure them is yet to be determined.
Well stated, speedbll. The enrollment criteria that SRPT used in its Phase II were designed to target patients that were on the verge of losing ambulation. The RNA Phase II trial obviously had less stringent enrollment criteria and presents a wide range of functional status when treatment started. The fact that a number of boys showed 6MWT improvement in the short term (before dsytrophin could have been produced) speaks volumes - these boys were not at the same progression level as SRPT's boys. If you want to characterize SRPT's Phase II 6MWT data as "noisy", then how do you characterize RNA's?
The fact that the FDA asked for MRI data provides hope that they at least might understand the issue at hand and be trying to better classify the functional status of the SRPT boys at enrollment. Either way, any rationalization of the variability in 6MWT scores is going to be more speculation than science.
A year ago I thought we could write off the FDA's questioning of the dystrophin data and measurement methodologies, since the 6MWT data looked like it would carry the load - now we need the dystrophin results to be solid and accepted by the FDA. From there, the 6MWT and pulmonary data are sufficient to confirm that a clinical benefit is reasonably likely.
It's not a trade show - I don't think drug companies set up booths at investor conferences. It is by invitation only and I'm quite sure everyone that is invited is expected to give a presentation.
They didn't present at JPM - are you saying they were still a topic of conversation without being there?
FOLD will be bought out in the next year - the current ERT players have to be looking at them and know they won't have any revenues in a few years. Spend $1B+ now or $3B+ later!
He clearly stated the partnering strategy today - they are going to pursue 566 in the US on their own and only partner it outside the US, while they plan on partnering 189 in the US, but only after "turning over the card", by which he meant showing the results from the Phase II trial. While I agree with that strategy (assuming they can replicate the Phase 1b data), he indicated that the Phase II trial won't be completed for 18-24 months.
GSA - Given the revenue implications of your point #5, don't you think the 40% overall revenue growth is weak? I haven't gone through the numbers in detail, but I would think converting the LifeCell business (where they were splitting revenues) to direct sales would have added 15%-20% to the 2014 numbers all by itself? Beyond that, I can't imagine the 40% includes much of anything from the "18 countries". Last year we were thinking the 40% revenue growth was a slam dunk and didn't make it, which is why I pray he is being conservative in targeting 40% as his "baseline". With all the irons in the fire, the conversion of the LifeCell business and the fact that they missed 2014 (so are growing from a smaller base), I would hope that 60% is the "median" target for 2015?


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Not sounding like a guy who's leaving after this season, either. Keeps emphasizing the fact that they shuffled things around to have 5 picks in the first 3 rounds next year.
After listening for the first 20 minutes, is all I can say it takes a bunch to get under his skin.. the Moss is something that was well thought out on just about every angle and is not an impulse.
Poor Fred having to face his idol after being so critical of his latest acquisition was comical. And Glenn forced the issue with Fred leading off and reiterating his concerns in the form of a rambling question that was winding up with - of all the guys I never expected to see here - and BB (laughing) cut him off with "TO?" Bill is comfortable with his decision. He understands why there would be concerns voiced, but he asked Fred to give it a chance. He will also not put it back on his players to make this guy work. This is between him and Randy, and he believes the potential upside outweighs any potential risk. Says Randy will be OK with his "touches" because more than any player in the league he understands the double team and how you beat it (personally or as a team). Said they could yet use some of the draft picks they traded for to improve the team this year, or not, or could end up trading them again next year. Said they will do whatever helps the team this year or represents value because they plan to be open for business here again next year! Also reiterated for the umpteenth time that he expects Troy to be a part of the team. Said he fulfills a variety of rolls (bingo to BB) and what he brings continues to have value on this team. LOL He is in rare form with this crew whom he obviously loves talking with. Said he did it all just to give them something to talk about! That was actually the driving reason behind the acquisition. And they say he has no sense of humor...
One of his funniest moments ever.... at the end as Glenn was thanking him in his recap he mentioned the Moss signing as being one of the most talked about moments and BB cut him off to say that one of the driving motives for getting the deal done was so Glen et all had something to talk about! Cracked everyone up!!! Without doubt Glenn, DeOssie, and Smerlas get some of BB's best!
Ok, here's what i can remember: -BB was in a great, funny, joking mood On Moss: -BB feels comfortable with him on the team (he kept reiterating that) -They did a lot of homework beforehand on Moss and knew what they were getting (interviews with former coaches, players, ect...) -Won't talk about the contract (he never talks about anyone's contract...so this is normal) -The leadership of the pats team is solid, although that didn't affect his thought process on bringing moss in -Very confident there will be no issues with Moss -No one has seen more double coverage in the last 9 years than Moss...he knows that means less balls thrown to him and what that entails -BB's excited about the new WR core and is already working with some of them in the off-season workouts -Laying down the pats system with the new guys is what's important...once they get that they will move on to packages, ect.. -The pats had no interest in Brady Quinn with the #24 although they would have traded it if given the chance because there would probably be great value there...although he thinks KC would have taken him if Cleveland didn't get him. Having Quinn would have watered down the rest of the team with the amount of money he would have commanded -BB expects to have Troy Brown on the team this year in some form..he brings so much to the table i can't imagine him not being here
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On Meriweather: -Versatile player, football guy, loves the game -He has a lot of experience in a "pro like" system in Miami -Very smart guy -Everyone makes mistakes when they are young (which he said last Friday in an interview on the big show) On the Draft: -Very long 1st round with everyone looking to trade or do something and taking their full allotment of time -The draft was watered down by rounds, so every round the teams at the top of the round got a lot better value than the teams at the lower end of the rounds -There was a lot more value (most of the time) in moving pics, than making them -The pats haven't changed the style of drafting -With the #28 pick to the 49ers they figure (going by past percentages) to move up to at least the middle of the 1st round next year if not higher...so the value was there to do it even though there were players they liked in that spot -Talked a lot about next year and setting themselves up...which looks good for BB staying around -"We plan to be in business next year" Giving the big show some material and plenty to talk about was the driving force behind the draft and the moss trade....give him a call in June if things slow down
Thanks to all who posted replies. Interesting stuff. I'd love to see Troy back for one more. I also feel bad for those WRs who'll end up getting cut.
Great posting! Thanks for taking the time to write it down. Quite relieved that BB thinks so much of Troy Brown!


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Higham, D.J. (2005) Spectral reordering of a range-dependent weighted random graph. IMA Journal of Numerical Analysis, 25. pp. 443-457. ISSN 0272-4979
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Reordering under a random graph hypothesis can be regarded as an extension of clustering and fits into the general area of data mining. Here, we consider a generalization of Grindrod's model and show how an existing spectral reordering algorithm that has arisen in a number of areas may be interpreted from a maximum likelihood range-dependent random graph viewpoint. Looked at this way, the spectral algorithm, which uses eigenvector information from the graph Laplacian, is found to be automatically tuned to an exponential edge density. The connection is precise for optimal reorderings, but is weaker when approximate reorderings are computed via relaxation. We illustrate the performance of the spectral algorithm in the weighted random graph context and give experimental evidence that it can be successful for other edge densities. We conclude by applying the algorithm to a data set from the biological literature that describes cortical connectivity in the cat brain.
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ID code: | 159 |
Keywords: | bioinformatics, cortical connectivity, clustering, functional magnetic resonance imaging of the brain, genome data sets, Laplacian, maximum likelihood, small world networks, sparse matrix, two-sum, Mathematics, Computational Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Mathematics(all) |
Subjects: | Science > Mathematics |
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Date Deposited: | 10 Feb 2006 |
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