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Italian journal Rassegna di Diritto ed Economia dello Sport is producing a special issue on 'Development in Sports Economics'. The details can be found here. For those in the academic sports economics community who might have an appropriate paper to submit, you can send your submission to Dimitri Paolini (Università di Sassary & Université Catholique de Louvain) at: email@example.com before Saturday 28 February.
Social Science Showing Super Results on Anti-Doping Policy IdeaStandard
I had another op ed piece appear in the Australian Financial Review today, Monday 9 February: "Right Incentives may Keep Sports Industry Clean" (gated link). The piece is on p.35.
In it, I continue to build the case for 'conditional superannuation' as a possible supplementary anti-doping policy. Even though the war against doping may never be well-and-truly won; this idea remains a nice and intuitive incentive-based mechanism, which may very well produce a significant fall in the incidence of doping in sport.
The 'REAL' Winners of the Asian CupStandard
The green-and-gold heaven that was the AFC Asian Cup Final (or as I referred to it, Confederations Cup qualifier) was undoubtedly a watershed moment for the World game in Australia, one of the few remaining markets where football is not (yet, at least) the number one sport. The 2-1 (ET) match was indeed a thriller, and I'll take it; even though a penalty shoot-out would have better reinforced our case for penalties before extra-time.
However, this post is intended to make a very different point – one about the more general matter of cost-benefit analysis of the whole event itself. Us sports economists of the academic variety are generally united in the view that typically, use of public funds to subsidise bids for a major sports event, as well as to run the event itself (if the bid is successful), is inherently profligate. Refer to my 2009 (Australian Financial Review) characterisation of a case in point – the colossal waste of $46.5 million of Federal government funds on the FFA's 2018/2022 FIFA World Cup bid. In that case, like so many others, the 'boosters' of the event tried to convince us that the economic benefits would be huge (they are always much smaller), while the costs (and timelines) invariably blow out. This is a lesson that is still most freshly (and bitterly) experienced by ordinary Brazilian citizens.
This case had a few differences to the usual story, however. Other potential suitors to the AFC for hosting rights dropped out of the race during 2010, leaving Australia as the sole bidder – the formal announcement on 5 January 2011 came as no surprise to anybody (and, curiously in hindsight, received scant media coverage). The next day on ABC News Breakfast (skip to 6:05), I was actually quite sanguine about the economics of hosting it.
The reason, as I saw it then, was as follows: unlike the World Cup, not having to compete with other 'buyers' for the event, Australia was effectively bestowed as hosts for a low 'price' – without having to promise so much (comparative to other such cases) in the way of upgraded facilities and the like. It also meant that the AFC as the 'seller' was forced to accept that lower price. This did not stop the Organising Committee from trying to provoke various state governments to bid against each other to host the matches themselves. It is no coincidence that Perth and Adelaide were excluded from the venue list – the WA and SA governments declining to pay – despite each being much bigger media markets than both Canberra and Newcastle combined.
So, I surmise that the REAL winners of the Asian Cup were Australian taxpayers, who in a rare example, paid a relatively modest amount for the hosting rights for this event!!! Furthermore, given that the hosts prevailed in a thrilling Final, the sporting gods delivered them even more bang for their tax dollar buck than they might have expected.
A final word of caution: if in the aftermath of this success, you are inclined to believe that Australia should once again throw its hat in the ring for World Cup hosting rights in 2026 or beyond, hold your horses. The last decade has taught us that Australia should stick to the smaller-scale international football events that it can host well and economically. Other examples would include the Women's World Cup, Youth (U/20) World Cup or Club World Cup. Let us allow other countries – the largest national and continental media markets (or even those with massive reserves of oil) – to fight with each other for the 'privilege' of grossly overpaying for the World Cup.
Aussie Tennis Stars Statistically Fail to Fire at HomeStandard
My first newspaper piece for 2015 appeared in the Australian Financial Review (today, Friday 9 January), called: "Home-court advantage fading away in Australia". It did not appear on-line, so e-mail me a request for a copy if you're a tennis fan (even if you're not) who wishes to read it. Alternatively, it's on p.35 of the hard copy for those with access.
It builds on work I've been doing with Dr James Reade (University of Reading). The basic thrust is that home advantage on the ATP Tour was insignificant for Australian (male) tennis players over our 2003-2013 sample period, unlike most other major tennis-playing nations. These blokes had better start pulling their collective finger out!
UPDATE: They did…a bit!
Lead Article of Volume in 'Journal of Sports Economics'Standard
There was a nice surprise yesterday, when I discovered that my latest published article – in the Journal of Sports Economics – has been assigned as the lead article of this year's volume (16). Signals seem to be mixed on whether this actually means anything in terms of esteem or quality judgements, but a well-known empirical regularity is that lead articles do tend to get more citations other things being equal (see, for example, Coupé, Ginsburgh and Noury, 2010, in Oxford Economic Papers), so here's hoping.
The article itself adjusts win percentages of NFL teams to account for strength of schedule, prior to calculating standard measures of competitive balance. I find that the adjustment makes the NFL (already considered the epitome of competitive balance) look even more balanced. For the record, the details are as follows:
Lenten, L. J. A. (2015), "Measurement of Competitive Balance in Conference and Divisional Tournament Design", Journal of Sports Economics, 16(1), 3-25.
You can view the abstract here, and e-mail me if you would like a copy.
Hawthorn's Case for All-time AFL Premiership SupremacyStandard
I thought I'd blog a brief post about Hawthorn's 2014 AFL Grand Final triumph because…well, I can.
In an orgy of brown and gold hubris, I chose to celebrate the occasion by gloating shamelessly in today's Australian Financial Review (Tuesday 30 September), in the article: "Adjusting the Count Makes the Hawks AFL Winners" (gated, on p.55 of print copy).
The thrust suggests that all things considered for 'opportunity' (both seasons in AFL and number of teams in each season), Hawthorn now goes statistically to the top of the AFL all-time premiership tree, despite being equal-fourth on raw numbers.
I also had a short interview on Mornings with Geoff Hutchison on ABC Radio (Perth), discussing other findings arising from this adjustment (with an emphasis on the two WA teams).
E-mail me a request if you are interested in either of these files.
Perhaps the final word on AFL season 2014 should belong to Titus O'Riely: "The good news is that finally, the drought is over for those long suffering Hawks supporters. How they have waited. It's not every year Hawthorn wins a Premiership, but it really feels like it."
Tracking Career Success of Past StudentsStandard
I've been updating my CV recently (…as one does periodically), and advice from a colleague prompted me to track the recent career trajectories of some of my past students – that is, those for whom I supervised a thesis (Honours or PhD). Admittedly, I had not been in contact with some of them for quite some time, and so it was lovely renewing acquaintances.
Anyway, I was surprised just how well some of them had done (shouldn't have been, as they were all good). In fact, some of these Honours students have since progressed to a range of positions with many notable organisations, such as the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC); BIS Shrapnel; National Australia Bank (NAB); and Victorian Department of Education and Early Childhood Development. Furthermore, a PhD student I successfully co-supervised now has an academic position in his native Saudi Arabia (Arab Open University). One of the best aspects of academia is the realisation of the role you play in the development of students. I'm genuinely rapt to see they're all doing so well in their respective fields.
Supervision has provided other benefits – one of these Honours theses (David Rulli) resulted in extra work producing an 'A' journal publication (2013 ABDC Rankings); while another Honours student (Tanya Tran), collected high-detail (categories, prices, etc.) annual AFL membership data for many years/teams, which now forms a useful database for my future research with significant possible future intellectual property value.

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'X-Men' Producers Want Jennifer Lawrence to Star in Mystique Spinoff Film
There once was a time when many X-Men spinoffs were proposed - including Magneto, Gambit and Deadpool films - but none actually happened. With a new regime at Fox, the 'X-Men' producers want to revisit the idea of mutant spinoffs and they have a new character in their sights: Jennifer Lawrence's Mystique.
'22 Jump Street' Red-Band Trailer: It's Spring Break, Motherf—ers
Phil Lord and Chris Miller may have passed up on 'Ghostbusters 3,' but that's completely fine with us if they keep making movies that look as funny as '22 Jump Street'. Today, the final red-band trailer has arrived and, in the rare case of the comedy sequel, it looks just as funny as the first.
New 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' Pics: The Humans Are in Big Trouble
A new 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' trailer is coming (in theaters with 'X-Men: Days of Future Past'), but to help you get excited for the next installment in the updated 'Apes' franchise, we have a bunch of new pics from the film. And, a lot has happened since 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes'...
Marvel's Upcoming Movies Are Mapped Out For the Next 15 Years
While most of us don't have an idea what Marvel Studios is planning beyond 2016 (and, let's be honest, there's a whole cottage industry built around speculating what those future titles are), but Marvel knows exactly what they're doing. In fact, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has a map in his office that plots out the next 15 years of Marvel movies, all the way to 2028.
New 'Transformers 4′ Poster: On the Run From Really Big Robots
The 'Transformers' films have operated under director Michael Bay with one basic credo: "Giant F---ing Robots." (It's true! We actually have a cast and crew t-shirt with that printed on the back.) This new 'Transformers 4' poster certainly lives up to that motto as stars Mark Wahlberg and Nicola Peltz beat foot to avoid - what else? - a giant f---ing robot.
The Predator Coming to 'Call of Duty: Ghosts' as DLC
If it bleeds, we can kill it. You'll be able to put that line to the test as The Predator becomes available in 'Call of Duty: Ghosts' as part of the new "Devastation Map Pack" released by Infinity Ward.
'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' Trailer: Heroes Aren't Born, They're Created
You might want to sit down for this one... The 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' trailer is here, and if you thought that maybe this would allay some of your fears about the Michael Bay-produced remake, we have some sobering news for you. This trailer raises more questions than it answers.
'X-Men: Days of Future Past' Trailer: "We Were Supposed to Protect Them!"
After what seems like endless Instagram teasers, the final 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' trailer is finally here. Luckily, the film has dispensed with the teasing and this new trailer finally gives up the goods: lots of mutant superhero battles.
Phil Lord and Chris Miller in Talks to Direct 'Ghostbusters 3′
Earlier this week, Ivan Reitman announced he would not be returning to direct 'Ghostbusters 3' for Sony Pictures and, subsequently, the studio was moving quickly to find a replacement. Well, that certainly didn't take long.
Phil Lord and Chris Miller, the writing-and-directing team behind '21 Jump Street' and 'The LEGO Movie' are in early talks to direct 'Ghostbusters 3' for the studio.
One Last 'Amazing Spider-Man 2′ Trailer In Case You Missed All the Others
At this point it feels like we've seen pretty much all of 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' with all the trailers, clips, previews, sneak peeks and photos released from the film. But, if you're still not sure if you want to see it in theaters, there's yet another 'Amazing Spider-Man 2' trailer - the final trailer! - here for your viewing enjoyment.


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'Timing' Kept Lana Del Rey & Frank Ocean Off Brian Wilson's New Album
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How Steven Spielberg Picked His Next Two Movies
This story first appeared in the May 9 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine.
Sitting on the sidelines since 2012's Lincoln, Steven Spielberg finally has decided on his next movie -- make that his next two movies. Spielberg, 67, plans to begin shooting The BFG, based on Roald Dahl's children's book, for DreamWorks in early 2015. First, though, he'll likely tackle an untitled Cold War thriller starring Tom Hanks that could begin filming in September in New York and Berlin.
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With DreamWorks CEO and co-chairman Stacey Snider expected to move to a top post at Fox, some were betting that Spielberg, Snider and Fox would join forces on a big action movie like Robopocalypse. But several sources say the director remains gun-shy about taking on a film that would cost around $200 million (requiring a gross in the $600 million range to break even). Neither of the new projects has that kind of price tag -- BFG is said to be in the $100 million to $125 million range.
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Blue makeup is back, and I'm not talking about subtle icy pastels or navys. I mean bold turquoise, ocean and sea-foam greeny-blue hues! If you think that you can't pull these off because of your eye color, think again! These new shades have no rules. Just remember a few helpful hints and you'll look fab this fall.
Choose shades that aren't too matchy with your eye color, and remember to blend well! Also, if you are going to wear bold, daring color on your eyes, then keep the rest of your makeup light.
Dior Eye Show in Aquadelic ($30) is a creamy, soufflé-textured, waterproof eye shadow that puts other color pots to shame. You just need a super-small amount to make a big impression! These shadows used to be the secret of Dior makeup artists, but now they are available to the masses!
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Pensioner poverty falling but concerns rise that working adults are heading towards the poorhouse in retirement
Future generations of pensioners face a bleak retirement if urgent action isn't taken to address the problems of poverty among working-age adults, an influential think-tank has said.
Although there are currently 1.6 million retirees living on low incomes in the UK, pensioner poverty has actually fallen significantly since the turn of the century, according to the International Longevity Centre UK, which says attention should now be on the prospects of current workers.
ILC research shows that while low income numbers for pensioners have dropped, there has been little change among working age adults with children, and has actually risen among working age adults without children.
Concern: Working adults may be heading towards poverty in retirement.
This tallies with figures out this week from the Institute of Fiscal Studies that found that older people are getting wealthier, while young workers are getting poorer once housing costs have been taken into account.
At a time when saving is not being rewarded, the cost of housing is skyrocketing, and salaries have not yet recovered from the economic downturn, the ILC has warned the Government it needs to focus on ensuring workers have the conditions they need to save for retirement.
Richard Willets, of Partnership - who supported the ILC research - said: 'Alleviating pensioner poverty is something that we all agree should be a priority.
'However, rather than simply concentrating on those who are in retirement at the moment, we also need to think about the longer-term future.
'Those who are experiencing working age poverty at the minute are less likely to be in a position to save, buy their first home and start a pension– all steps which can put them on the road to a more comfortable retirement.
Struggle: Younger workers are being hit with a bitter cocktail of high house prices, stagnant wages and derisory savings rates.
'Even with positive moves such as auto-enrolment, we seriously need to consider how we can do more to solve this problem and avoid storing up issues for the future.'
Although it has stopped short of suggesting what the Government should be doing to tackle working age poverty, the ILC has said it will be carrying out more work into the subject in the future.
It found that for the first time in two decades, a higher proportion of 18 to 24-year-olds are economically inactive compared to 50 to 64-year-olds, while pension membership has dwindled over the past decade.
The latter should be addressed by the introduction of automatic pension saving in 2012, though it will all be for naught if workers don't feel they can maximise the amount they save into their pensions because their household budgets are too stretched.
Ben Franklin, of ILC UK, said: 'We have made fantastic strides with tackling pensioner poverty over the last 15 years, but future generations may not be so fortunate.
'A combination of high house prices, low levels of saving and working age poverty presents significant challenges for tomorrow's pensioners.
'Taking action now to reduce working age poverty could contribute to long-term savings by future governments.'


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Location tagging is now for all devices.
With Facebook Places shifting from mobile-only to a cross-device location-tagging feature, what exactly is the deal with the social giant's Check-In Deals? Same as it ever was, the Palo Alto, CA-based firm said.
"We're committed to check-in deals," Annie Ta, Facebook spokesperson, told ClickZ on Wednesday.
Facebook blogged a privacy announcement on Tuesday that mentioned changes to the way users mark their locations. Since then, some pundits have wrongly speculated that the social giant was quitting the location-based services game – including the shuttering of Check-In Deals.
That is not the case; though there is a tweak that should affect local businesses. Purely on the location level, whether on their mobile phones, tablets, laptops, or home computers, users of the social platform can inform their friends of their location by tagging where they are. For instance, they can tag a city, a park, a pizza parlor, or a Starbucks.
In the case of the latter, when users tag a Starbucks location while on their mobile phones, they can be served a check-in deal. Ta said, "You'll then be able to click on the deal title and will then be taken to the claim flow."
Aaron Shapiro, CEO of the digital agency Huge, spoke about how Facebook is looking to increase its footprint in the location-based space. "They're removing location as a standalone service - something that was not getting much traction within Facebook anyway," he said. "They're replacing it with something that can be far more powerful - location services that are fully integrated into the core Facebook experience."
Lawrence Mak, product marketing manager at Efficient Frontier, commented, "The in-stream check-in aims to make location tagging as ubiquitous as people tagging in photos and posts."
Whether Facebook users will refer to tagging their location as a "check-in" remains to be seen. The social media giant seems to be leaving its options open when it comes to the terminology coined by Foursquare, stating in an email sent to ClickZ that "Check-in Deals will continue to be called Check-in Deals for the time being."
David Berkowitz, VP of emerging media for 360i, lauded Facebook for diversifying the way it allows users to declare their whereabouts.
"Consider how many updates you see from your friends saying where they are and what they're doing," Berkowitz said. "Relatively few of those posts used check-ins, but there are constant location-based posts. Each weekend, my feed is full of people saying where they are, often posting pictures to capture the moment, and if it's easy to tag a location within those posts, a significant share of users will likely do it."
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Search giant's nascent TV ad buying platform bounces back from NBC loss with influx of new inventory from FiOS.
Following a deal with DirecTV in August and the recent breakdown of its relationship with NBC, Google is adding more inventory to its TV Ads product through a partnership with Verizon FiOS.
The relationship will see FiOS hand off a portion of the non-premium inventory it sells across 50 different networks to Google, which it will pool with inventory from other sources and auction off to advertisers through its automated TV Ads system. FiOS ads currently reach 3.3 million homes, the company said, but would not specify which networks it's giving Google access to.
Google and Verizon also declined to specify exactly how much inventory will be made available to Google through the partnership, but FiOS general manager of ad sales Jason Malamud described it as a "substantial" and "material" amount. "Our sales teams do a great job of selling premium inventory, but it's difficult to be effective at selling the long tail," Malamud told ClickZ News. "There's lots of valuable stuff out there that's undersold, and our relationship with Google is intended to help advertisers find that inventory," he said.
The arrangement is similar to the ones Google already has in place with rival providers DirecTV and DISH Network, which also allocate the Google portions of their inventory in return for a share of revenue generated by the company's sale of it. Typically, providers sell around two to three minutes of ad inventory for every hour of programming, with the networks selling the remainder. Under the terms of these deals, therefore, Google will be selling a portion of the networks' two minutes of real estate an hour.
Speaking with ClickZ, Mark Piesanen, director of strategic partnerships for Google TV Ads, emphasized the fact that the product is not intended to grant advertisers access to inventory from specific providers, but instead to audiences. "Digital ad buyers have always thought about buying audiences. We're trying to bring that sensibility to television," he said, adding, "It's not about where the inventory is coming from... Advertisers care about the audiences, not the providers."
Piesanen said that by early 2011, the Google TV Ads platform will be able to reach 35 million households, representing around a third of all U.S. cable and satellite subscribers. The fact remains, though, that most of that inventory is non-premium in its nature, though Piesenan emphasized that much of it is available on all dayparts.
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Lumpy Ficus Roots
Anybody ever have an issue with ficus roots being lumpy? With repotting season looming, I decided to check out the plants that need repotting, one of which is a typical variegated ficus benjamina. I scratched down 1/2" into the gritty mix to assess the roots, and I found that every root has a bulb like shape just below the surface. This particular plant is in a 5" pot, and is being trained into a bonsai tree. I have to imagine that this problem will pretty much scrap the tree for bonsai. What do you think?
My intention is to do just that, expose the roots. However, these bulbous potato roots look goofy, and to me will ruin the look of the tree. If I knew that the roots would eventually fill in and level out with the bulbs, I'd be ok with it. Is it possible to carve them down to be even with the roots, or do I need to remove them?
Joe, here is the link to the Ficus benjamina on Flickr. I really like the look of the exposed roots, but in the end it's a personal choice. The roots were visible when I bought the plant.
If anyone has any idea of the variety name I would be delighted.
Here is a link that might be useful: Ficus with roots
Mine are not that thin all the way through. My goal is to expose the roots, or develope the nebari. The roots on mine start out nice, but about 3/4" from the trunk, below the soil, they have disproportionally large bulbs that look like potatoes. After doing some google searches, I found a few pics of some that look decent, so I guess I'll start exposing them, and see if they grow in. I wonder if they can't be trimmed down a bit with a razor knife?
Joe, they appeared much lumpier initially, but since the plant has grown some have thinned out. You probably can't see the thicker ones because of the photo, it was hard to get the light right. They remind me of dahlia tubers more than anything. The plant is at least five years old now, and the 'tubers' are getting a stilt-like appearance. I wouldn't carve them because it might be hard on the tree, but then I'm not growing my ficus as a bonsai, but a houseplant.


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These simple tissue-covered and painted foam balls are an economnical way to create your own Christmas decor. Display on a square mirror or in a shallow bowl for a lovely holiday centerpiece.
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On yesterday's "Hagee Hotline," Matthew Hagee announced the creation of something called "The Sanctuary of Hope," which John Hagee Ministries intends to build as a home/school for orphans, those in foster care, and children of parents who want to ensure they get a godly education and through which Hagee and his father intends to transform America.
"Right now, the battle lines in this country are for the young people," he explained. "The one thing that's missing in American education right now? The Word of God. The one thing that's missing in our decisions in government, in many cases? The Word of God. And whenever you do not have the foundation of your society, which is the Word of God, in the decisions that you are making, you're going the wrong direction."
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Embarkation arriving at 12:20 pm very smooth no lines got right on ship.Went to lunch and was informed while dining rooms were ready.Room was great loved the balcony.Would never not get one again .Steward Melvin was great! I had one kid in all 3 of the kids clubs and they all made great friends and LOVED it.They were there all the time giving my husband & I time alone.
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I am going to be reloading .308 with 147 gr. FMJBT and am having trouble finding reliable data on powder charge. I will be using Accurate 2460 as of now but may change powders if this does not work out.
The problem is all the reloading data I can find is for 150 gr. and not 147 gr. My thought is to use the data for 150 but cut it by 1 gr. to start with sense i will be shooting a little lighter bullet. Example, Accurate says the 2460 powder can be loaded from 40.5 gr.'s to 45 gr.'s for a 150 gr. bullet. I will start in the middle but will drop 1 gr of powder. Is this OK? Or does anyone have good reloading data for the 147 gr bullet using Accurate 2460 powder?
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Opaww, I found a load for a 7.62X54R using a 147 gr. FMJBT It calls for 42.1 Extruded, (ft/s) 2760, Std. Dev. (ft/s) 9.5, ME (ft/lbs) 2487
The case is steel, Primmer Berdan, COL 3.016 The author of this receipt rated it as GOOD
Its sound as if you are real close on the charge weight. If you need the web site I went to, let me know. Shoot Straight, Stay Safe, Hunter Joe
Cool I'll look at the web site if you post it
Thank e muchly
Opaww That is a rimmed cartridge and will more than likely be loaded to a lower pressure than the 308. DO NOT USE 7.62X54R reloading data for a 308. Totally different cartridges there. Me personally I would call Sierra or Hornady and see what they have to say about loading them.
Now I was using 135gr SMK in my 308 and because the bullet is so new I didn't have any data for it. They said to use 150gr loadings for it. So I am sure if you use the 150-155 gr loadings in the manual and stay in the middle or do a ladder test and pay attention to pressure signs. You should be ok. No need to reduce just start in the middle.
Don't expect to see much accuracy in these bullets. Bulk manufactured and bulk loaded on worn out machines. Remember these were made for machine guns so accuracy was not important.
I am not going to use the 7.62x54r but the site gave me some good info on reloading other things. I will be using the Sierra and Hornady manuals and will be loading based on the 150 gr. .308. I am going to start with middle of the powder charge and work my way up but not to full load.
Mostly these will be shot in the Cetme and I will be reloading 168 gr. HPBT match kings for target in the Howa
For the HOwa look at RL-15 or VV N540.
you can go on powder web and check there specs.
You are familiar with the peculiarities of the delayed roller locking system, Right?
DO NOT USE .308 ammo in a CETME. I use .308 brass but my load is reduced about 2 grains under max. Near max loads will almost guarantee a case separation.


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Gallery: Brilliant LED Backpack Lets Night Cyclists Signal to Drivers
Riding a bike at night can be an exhilarating experience – the air is cleaner, there are fewer distractions, almost no cars, and the streets are yours! However night cycling can also be dangerous without the proper safety gear, as cyclists are hard to see when the sun goes down. With this in mind, bike lover and designer Lee Myung Su created a line of accessories that increase visibility while biking and even allow cyclists to signal drivers behind them.
Su's first commercial product is a riding backpack called the SEIL Bag. SEIL stands for Safe, Enjoy, Interact, Light. Aside from carrying your keys, wallet and a reusable bottle of (tap!) water, the backpack displays LED signals that can be triggered with a hand-held controller.
The eco-friendly product pays homage to traditional Korean materials such as Hanji paper, which is used to protect the flexible PCB. Powered by rechargeable batteries, the LED signal display can also display emoticons and short messages, allowing the user to express personal feelings while biking through the city!
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Cities091119 Location: political\cities.shp Description City limits for all eight municipalities in Bay County, including unincorporated enclaves, with polygon and line features. Data was compiled as of November 19, 2009, from various sources and dates listed in table below. For polygons, see cities.shp. For lines, see cities_ln.shp. City As-of Date Ordinance Source Callaway June 2008 858 Callaway GIS Lynn Haven December 2008 854 Lynn Haven Engineering & GIS Mexico Beach ?? ? Future landuse (county) Panama City May 2009 2333.1 Panama City Engineering & GIS Panama City Beach January 2008 ? Panama City Beach Planning & GIS Parker March 2009 ? Springfield & Callaway GIS Springfield March 2009 464 Springfield GIS Coordinate system: State Plane, Florida North Zone, Datum NAD83, feet (see .prj file) Source In November 2003, Bay County GIS appended city limits data from the various sources above. Where city limits data overlapped, the city best-fitting parcels was used to erase the other; this descending hierarchy was used: Springfield, Callaway, Parker, Lynn Haven, Panama City, and Cedar Grove. (Cedar Grove data was erased the most.) In April 2004, Bay County GIS staff received new data for Panama City. The new Panama City data overlapped with Lynn Haven at Parcel ID 12862 and overlapped with Cedar Grove at various parcels. To remove overlaps, the new data was erased from the cities layer, then appended to it; thus, new Panama City was given top hierarchy. (For more details, see fy04\gs_cities\*.dls files.) In May 2004, Bay County GIS received new data for Lynn Haven, new annexation ordinance (#430) for Springfield, and information on old Cedar Grove ordinances (#46 and #300). Bay County GIS staff updated countywide cities layer in ArcMap and in ArcEdit. Lines were adjusted to match parcels in some areas around Panama City, Hwy 231, and Panama City Beach. Future landuse (flu) and parcels tax district (dtaxdist) fields were sometimes used as guides. (For more details see fy04\gs_cities\cities040526.dls file.) In January and February 2005, Bay County GIS updated boundaries for Callaway, Lynn Haven, Mexico Beach, Panama City, and Panama City Beach, based on GIS data received from various sources. Cedar Grove boundary was adjusted for de-annexation ordinance (#307 in S3-T3S-R13W). Where close, lines were adjusted to match parcels. In September of 2005, Bay County GIS updated boundaries for Panama City, Lynn Haven, Panama City Beach, Springfield and Callaway. Where close, lines were adjusted to match parcels. In February of 2006, Bay County GIS updated boundaries for Panama City, Lynn Haven, Panama City Beach and Callaway. Additional work was done to document Unincorporated areas. The Line shapefile was modified to include the name of the City and corresponding color. In June of 2006, Bay County GIS updated boundaries for Panama City, Lynn Haven, Panama City Beach, Springfield and Callaway. Documentation was adjusted to fit new format. Where close, lines were adjusted to match parcels. Boundaries along shared roadways were also adjusted to nearest parcel lines. Page 1 of 2 In January of 2007, Bay County GIS updated boundaries for Lynn Haven, Cedar Grove, Panama City Beach and Springfield. The Limits of Panama City were adjusted to match the information provided by Panama City Engineering Department and further work was done to document Unincorporated areas. In December of 2008, Bay County Staff updated boundaries of Panama City and Lynn Haven. The Town of Cedar Grove was deleted from the shapefile. This city limits data is from various sources. This data doesn't include some overlapping parts of Cedar Grove. Especially Cedar Grove city limits still need to be updated. This data is approximate. 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All good folks. Got popped behind the earhole! Weird spot. Appreciate the concern n support!!
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- D. Krejci (1499)


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We better be getting something good for this ****. Been going on for a surplus of AT LEAST 6 hours now and there is not even a recognition of this bugs' existence.
Senior Member
I'm actually having the opposite problem. I can buy stuff from the store, but I'm not actually paying any IP. I didn't notice it until I noticed I still had 6000 IP despite buying a 3150 champ. I grabbed Ashe to test it and my IP count didn't go down. I'll avoid buying champs for a day or two just so I don' go abusing this, but just thought Riot should know.
Junior Member
I just want to buy Anivia QQ doesn't Riot understand how long it takes to build up IP? I been counting down the games for this!
VG Dave Legend
Why hasnt riot recognized this? Is that normal?
I just want to buy Vayne already D;
Lulu is so Cute
Yup yup, having this problem as well....and all I wanted was Nunu
I think they know about this and aren't doing anything about it because they are busy getting ready for the new bonus event. We really can't be mad at them as we have all our IP/RP but we should get something better in return than just one day of bonus IP in exchange for our shortcomings. I have been trying to set up a new rune page and this is setting me back. I think that this is unfair and I hate it lol.
seems like there is an update guys, try logging out now
(well i take it back nothing changed)
I feel sorry for riot, they fix one bug and one or two more come up in its place.
I just wanted to buy ww :c
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