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It might have been the most emotional post-game scene — any sport — I've witnessed since the Pitt football team beat West Virginia, 13-9, and robbed the Mountaineers of a trip to the national championship.
This was on a lesser scale nationally but an equal plane emotionally after Mount St. Mary's deprived Robert Morris of a dream trip to the NCAA Tournament with an 88-71 victory at Sewall Center.
Just like in Morgantown that night seven years ago, the losing coach spoke to the media as cheers from the winning locker room provided a painful backdrop.
RMU coach Andy Toole barely could finish when asked to encapsulate a season — one that will send the Colonials to the NIT — that saw him lose six players and play since January with only eight.
"It's been incredibly rewarding," Toole said "The eight guys that are in the locker room right now, that are crushed, were incredible to coach. The efforts they gave on a daily basis really didn't show tonight, and that's what's so upsetting because they deserved better."
Toole's voice trailed off. The jubliant screams from the Mount St. Mary's locker room grew louder. Toole gathered himself and added, "They deserved better."
Before Toole took the podium, three of his players — Lucky Jones, Karvel Anderson and Anthony Myers-Pate — sat with heads bowed. Their comments were barely audible.
"Unfortunately," Anderson said, "they were the better team."
Minutes later, the Mount St. Mary's players provided a striking contrast, six of them crammed at the table around their coach, Jamion Christian, who had the cut-down net draped around his neck.
Truth be told, RMU helped the Mount St. Mary's cause by completely losing its mind. You've heard of Bo Ryan's swing offense? RMU ran the fling offense: Fling it at first chance. They refused to run sets, their guards often taking off on ill-fated, outnumbered dashes to the basket. It was almost as if they were trying to out-do a highfalutin Mount St. Mary's team noted for its "mayhem" defense.
"It's one against three every time," Jones said. "It wasn't working for us."
The best example, maybe, was when RMU cut a 20-point deficit to 11 with about 13 minutes left. That's when Anderson took a rushed 3-pointer that barely grazed the rim.
"We wanted to make a 10-point play," Toole said, "and those don't exist."
If they did, Mount St. Mary's would have made about 10 of them. It shot a ridiculous 69 percent (18 of 26) from the field in the first half, including 6 for 9 from 3-point range, and 6 of 7 from the free-throw line. It shredded RMU's 2-3 zone, but Toole said it would have been pointless to come out of it because his players were being beaten one-on-one even within the parameters of the zone.
"They just spread us so thin," he said. "I'm not sure what defense you can switch to that's going to stop people from scoring one-on-one."
So it's off to the NIT for RMU, but that shouldn't detract too much from a fabulous story. Toole, now 0-3 in Northeast Conference title games, had to drag in anyone he could find to fill out practices. That included student-managers. Yet Robert Morris kept winning. They were a testament to team.
Toole said it well at halftime of the NEC semifinal when he was asked about his leading scorer, Anderson, still not having a point through a game-and-a-half of the tourney.
"That's OK," Toole said. "That's why it's a team sport. If it was tennis or golf, we'd be in trouble. Good thing it's a team sport."
Did any other team in the country have only eight players? Had RMU won, Toole might have been in the conversation behind Wichita State's Gregg Marshall for second-best coaching job in the country.
As it was, though, there was little conversation to be had. Barely even any words.
"I just wish we would have played better," Toole said "It's just disappointing."
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In Lose the News, we asked:
"Have you ever noticed how the stock market reacts differently to the same reported events? Why
is it that we sometimes sell off "in response to rising oil prices,"
but at other times the "market rallied, despite the rise in the price
of crude" ?
How come a selloff was caused by a suicide
bombing in Iraq, but a week later, the markets shrugged off an even
larger, deadlier bombing? Is it possible that the markets are
responding to forces other than the latest headlines?"
The WSJ's E.S. Browning asked a similar question yesterday — only the specific catalysts he reviewed were Washington D.C. scandals:
For the stock market, a big Washington scandal usually is little more than a tempest in a Teapot Dome. From President Harding's Teapot Dome scandal — named for a Wyoming rock formation atop a misused government oil reserve — through the Clinton impeachment, stocks have proved remarkably impervious to news that has roiled the political world.
It happened again last week. Thursday's stock tumble was influenced by reports that White House aide I. Lewis Libby was about to be indicted. But stocks quickly rebounded Friday even before the indictment was announced. Down 115 points on Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average soared 172.82 points on Friday to 10402.77, up 187.55 points, or 1.8%, on the week.
Some of Friday's advance, certainly, reflected investor relief that the waiting was over and that Karl Rove, president Bush's political guru, wasn't indicted. But the investigation of White House leaks continues and Mr. Rove remains in legal jeopardy. When the indictment was announced during the day, the market fell, but just for a few minutes, before resuming its rise. Traders said Friday's gains appeared to have less to do with politics than with economics. They reflected pleasure that the government's report on third-quarter economic performance, also out Friday, included low inflation figures and good growth numbers.
And that is the way it usually goes with political scandals. Corporate profits, inflation and interest rates are what drive stock prices. Unless political news affects those things, by making a tax increase or an economic slowdown more likely, its impact on markets tends to be short-lived.
You can do alot worse than just those 3 drivers: Corporate profits, inflation and interest rates. Of course, I think its the interplay of those factors with Psychology that determines when P/E multiples expand — and thats an even bigger driver of market returns.
Here's the Journal's look at numerous scandals and their subsequent market impact:
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graphic courtesy of WSJ
Bottom line: Non-economic news events do not drive markets — unless it is capable of causing significant Sentiment shifts: Watergate, the waste of Viet Nam, the Carter malaise.
Over the past year, we have made note of the "statistical cheerfulness" of government releases. The underlying reason for the juiced data is simply to maintain this Sentiment above that crucial threshhold where psychology spills into the economy and the markets.
Forget Supply Side Theory or Milton Friedman's Monetarism: The true economic philospohy of modern governments is "Don't Worry, Be Happy (and please keep on spending)."
So, What Really Drives the Stock Market?
Politics Certainly Can Play Role, But From Teapot to CIA Leaks, Economy Has Had Lasting Impact
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, October 31, 2005; Page C1
Category: Psychology
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I remember your post about the multiple expansion vs. the lack of earnings growth because in the last couple of years I have been doing that same analysis.
My conclusion is that the multiple expansion is linked to the strong US dollar. Charts show that multiple expansions occured around 1995 just as the dollar took off. The whole world wanted to invest in the US.
Technology and the New Economy were the new mantra. The world became mesmerized by US creativity and its growth opportunities. The bubble imploded in 2000 but markets are still afraid to bet against the US. They still want to believe in the US machine.
But with all the imbalances out there, something is bound to happen and I wonder if a lower dollar would bring down the multiples.
maybe it is male models-
The fact that this reality has to be mentiond scares me. Here we have what are supposedly among the world's best analysis and they have a culture which actually believes that there is strong accuracy in the "explanations" for various events. People just grab an excuse because they don't want to live with ambiguity.
This is obvious to anyone who seriously analyzes information,. it happens all the time.
Yet these claims are taken seriously like the idea that the market incorporates all relevant information. Look some expert could announce that we'd be out of oil in ten years and prices would fall and investment experts would announce now is a great time to buy stocks for your retirement and don't worry that the world economy will stop 20 years before that because our perfect market has already taken that into account.
Quite simply the best informed people in areas such as politics, economics and all the social studies can only make (highly differing) educated guesses on the results of certain events. Markets can't measure these based on the snap judgements of busy traders who have 2 minutes for the news. Similarly all sorts of things including momentum and intrinsic value and guesses at future events drive prices.
This is known.
Yet they want to tell the chumps that all these fluctuations are responses to front page stories.
I am of the camp that believes that different factors are key in driving stock prices over different time frames.
over the long term, valuation (ie- multiple expansion or compression) is the most important driver of stock prices.
Over the medium term, interest rates and inflation.
Over the short to medium term, corporate earnings growth.
And in the very short to short term, sentiment or market psychology is the most important driver of prices.
Of course, when extreme, sentiment takes over and can become the most important driver of prices for an extended period of time (Nasdaq 1997-2000, Residential RE 2001-2005(?))
I'll second Mr. Ritholtz's opinion here. Behavioral finance has attempted to explain the various phenomena described in the post. True, they haven't looked at a huge range of behavioral inconsistencies among investors, but this is a young field.
Once you accept the idea that "Rational Economic Man" is a convenient but flawed metaphor for an investor, you come to a clearer understanding about the interplay of emotions and market events. I recommend the book "Beyond Greed and Fear" as an OK introduction if you're interested in Behavioral Finance, though it's getting a bit dated and there have been quite a bit more studies done since its publication.
Haven't you realized the stock market doesn't respond to events, it causes them. As good a theory as any other.
my brother, who co-owns and co-operates a small but profitable production company, lost 40k five years ago during a scandal that compelled the brokerage firm putman to declare bankruptcy (…and ressurrected itself, operating as if nothing ever happened to them …).
the situation taught him one enduring lesson – never ever buy into the hype of 'the market'.
in ann's post, she mentions how the 'theories' of 'the market' seem slanted towards assuaging the fear of ambiguity that many individuals have: that that existential abyss called 'the unknown' acts as a central core that fuels 'the market'. i tend to agree with ann deeply because all one has to do would be to look at any television ad for any brokerage firm, and the underpinnings are pointing towards that mantra of 'what-would-happen-if-you-were-not-there-for-your-family's-financial-security' ….
fear goes exert influence from within and from without 'the market'. the influence and scope of influence that fear has can never be underestimated, and remains always misunderstood underneath the gloss of 'making-sure-in-your-golden-years-of-retirement-you-have-monies-waiting-for-you-and-your-spouse'.
'experts' sit around to pontificate; books are authored by 'experts' whom sit around to pontificate about the do's and 'no-do's' about 'the market' …. 'the market' remains a large parasitic entity designed to obscure and defer and deny, while remaining inflated with 'potential' until the weight of this beast can no longer support its own weight, let alone create any type of sound and enduring economic legacy.
current 'policies' taken by the bush regime reveals an eagerness to clean house by creating a caste system of the deep have's and the deeper haven't-have-anything-but-debt. ask those 'survivors' of category class five katrina survivors without home, and their material possessions. or better yet – do some travelling throughout the united states to realise that the caste system of the liquid and un-liquid remains in pure ongoing and relentless affect….

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Watkins Memorial's Nick Lancia wrestles Westerville Central's Alex Krasovec in a consolation match at 152 pounds Saturday during the Division I district tournament at Hilliard Darby. Lancia placed third to qualify for the state tournament.
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Sevierville lawyer Cynthia Richardson Wyrick today took the oath of office to become president of the Tennessee Bar Association. Supreme Court Chief Justice Gary R. Wade adminsitered the oath during a luncheon ceremony that was part of the TBA's annual convention in Nashville. Wyrick, who clerked for Wade when he was on the Court of Criminal Appeals, praised him for his guidance in her career. "Justice Wade not only taught me about the law, but he taught me about the importance of service to the public and to our profession."
Wyrick outlined how she will carry those lessons forward in her address to the gathering. Following the theme of "Together We Make a Difference," she said her efforts will focus on service not only to the bar, but to the community as well. Under her leadership, the TBA will develop a free handbook for senior citizens to provide practical advice on issues faced by this exploding and underserved population base, and take on a number of issues of importance to the legal profession.
Taking office along with Wyrick will be President-Elect Jonathan O. Steen of Jackson and Vice President William L. Harbison of Nashville.
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Court: TN Court of Appeals
Ricky Lee McVey, II, Kingsport, Tennessee, for the appellant, Steve Van Duyn.
David E. Waite and Beverly D. Nelms, Knoxville, Tennessee, for the appellee, Ronald Jones, individually and as trustee of the Ronald Jones Revocable Living Trust.
Judge: SWINEY
This is an interlocutory appeal as of right pursuant to Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 10B from the denial of a motion to recuse the trial court judge from presiding over a civil action in which one of the Defendants served on a non-profit board with the trial court judge. Having reviewed the Plaintiff's petition for recusal appeal pursuant to Rule 10B of the Rules of the Tennessee Supreme Court, we affirm the Trial Court's denial of the motion to recuse.
Jill Jenson Thrash and Stuart Fawcett James, Chattanooga, Tennessee, for the appellant, Jordan K. Wilson.
Dallas T. Reynolds, III, Knoxville, Tennessee, for the appellee, David W. Dossett.
This appeal concerns a landowner's potential liability to a person injured while riding a motorcycle on the landowner's property. Jordan K. Wilson ("Wilson") suffered severe injuries in a motorcycle accident on property owned by David W. Dossett ("Dossett"). Wilson sued Dossett in the Circuit Court for Campbell County ("the Trial Court"). Dossett filed a motion for summary judgment, asserting the affirmative defense for landowners under Tenn. Code Ann. § 70-7-102. The Trial Court held that Dossett was afforded protection under the statute as Wilson had been engaged in recreational activities on Dossett's land. At a subsequent hearing, the Trial Court found that no exception to the statutory defense was applicable. Wilson appeals. We hold that Tenn. Code Ann. § 70-7-102 applies to shield Dossett from liability as Wilson was engaged in recreational activities on Dossett's property, and that no exception to the defense is applicable. We affirm the judgment of the Trial Court.
Court: TN Court of Criminal Appeals
David H. Crichton, Johnson City, Tennessee, for the appellant, Steven Todd Andes.
Robert E. Cooper, Jr., Attorney General and Reporter; Lacy Wilber, Assistant Attorney General; Tony Clark, District Attorney General; and Melanie Sellers, Assistant District Attorney General, for the appellee, State of Tennessee.
Judge: WEDEMEYER
The Criminal Court for Carter County sentenced the Defendant, Steven Todd Andes, to community corrections sentences after his convictions in 2002, 2007, and 2010. In January 2012, the Defendant's probation officer filed an affidavit alleging the Defendant had violated his probation. The trial court issued a warrant, and, after a hearing, at which the Defendant's probation officer did not testify, the trial court revoked the Defendant's community corrections sentences in all of his cases. On appeal, the Defendant contends the trial court erred when it revoked his probation because the trial court: (1) denied his due process rights by failing to allow him to confront and cross-examine adverse witnesses; and (2) failed to provide a written statement regarding the evidence and reasons upon which it relied when revoking his probation. After a thorough review of the record and applicable authorities, we conclude that the trial court did not err when it revoked the Defendant's probation. The trial court's judgment is, therefore, affirmed.
Maurice Edward Carter, Nashville, Tennessee, Pro Se.
Robert E. Cooper, Jr., Attorney General & Reporter; Benjamin Ball, Assistant Attorney General; Tom P. Thompson, District Attorney General; and Howard Chambers, Assistant District Attorney General, for the appellee, State of Tennessee.
Judge: SUMMERS
The petitioner pled guilty in Smith County to one count of aggravated statutory rape and one count of criminal exposure to HIV and received an effective sentence of twenty years. The petitioner's guilty pleas were entered with the condition that he reserved the right to appeal a certified question of law pursuant to Rule 37(b)(2)(A) of the Tennessee Rules of Criminal Procedure regarding the search and seizure of certain evidence. The Court dismissed the appeal based on a lack of jurisdiction. The petitioner brought this post-conviction petition asserting that his trial counsel was ineffective in reserving the certified question and bringing the appeal. The post-conviction court dismissed the claim without a hearing or the appointment of counsel, finding that the issues had been previously determined on direct appeal. See T.C.A. § 40-30-106(h) (2010). The petitioner appeals, asserting that this Court on direct appeal concluded it was without jurisdiction and did not rule on the merits of his claims. After a thorough examination of the facts and law, we conclude that the petitioner has stated a colorable claim; and we reverse the judgment of the post-conviction court and remand the case for further proceedings.
Forest A. Durard Jr., has been appointed by Gov. Bill Haslam as Circuit Court judge in the 17th Judicial District. Durard has been a solo practitioner in private practice since 1992 and prior to that served in the Public Defender's Office and the District Attorney's Office. The 17th Judicial District includes Bedford, Lincoln, Marshall and Moore counties. The vacancy was created by the retirement of the Honorable Robert Crigler, effective May 31. Durard received his law degree from Nashville School of Law in 1989. The Shelbyville Times-Gazette has more
The Judicial Nominating Commission has submitted three names to Gov. Bill Haslam for the Chancery Court vacancy in the 1st Judicial District: Gregory H. Bowers, Allen, Nelson & Bowers; John Chase Rambo, Washington County; and Regina L. Shepherd, Rice & Shepherd. The commission met today in Johnson City to hold a public hearing and conduct interviews of candidates for the vacancy in the district that serves Carter, Johnson, Unicoi and Washington counties. The vacancy is being created by the retirement of Chancellor G. Richard Johnson, effective June 30.
Charles Tuggle of Memphis was appointed to the Judicial Nominating Commission today, Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey, R-Blountville, announced. Tuggle will fill the vacancy left by the death of commission member Elizabeth Collins. Tuggle is executive vice president and general counsel for First Horizon National Corp. Before that, he practiced law for 30 years with the law firm of Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz. The commission will cease to exist on June 30.
A story reported yesterday about Rutherford County Circuit Court Judge Royce Taylor's memo telling female attorneys to dress professionally in court didn't stop in Murfreesboro. Today, the ABA Journal and The Wall Street Journal published stories about it. "Everybody assumed the worst. It's basically trying to get everyone to dress professionally," Taylor told WSJ Law Blog. That means "a little bit more formal than going to the bar and grill next door."
A federal judge's finding that Tennessee officials violated the First Amendment rights of Occupy Nashville protesters raised new questions, the Tennessean writes. Will the state appeal? Will damages be decided by a jury or will both sides agree on a sum? What kind of dollar figure is in store for each of the seven Occupy plaintiffs? The plaintiffs and the state have until July 1 to come up with answers, and much of what happens going forward will depend on how Gov. Bill Haslam chooses to proceed.
A panel of four attorneys told members of Congress today that one way to fix the nation's "bloated and convoluted" criminal code is to require prosecutors to prove intent, especially when it comes to regulatory violations. The Blog of Legal Times reports.
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Did you know that one in four Americans is a baby boomer? The United States experienced an "explosion" of births after American soldiers returned home from World War II and sociologists define those born between 1946 and 1964 as "baby boomers". With baby boomers starting to reach retirement age, in-law apartments, or more commonly called mother-in-law suites have become trendy in 2012 and experts are predicting the trend to keep growing throughout 2013 & 2014 as economic uncertainty is still prevalent. An in-law suite is a planned area for additional adults to share living space on a semi-permanent or permanent basis. They usually feature a full bedroom, attached bathroom and a kitchenette at the very basic level which allows the ideal solution for families caring for aging parents and provides ultimate privacy. The goal of in-law apartments is to live together, without living on top of one another, and below we are going to discuss how this works.
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Basement Remodel: Will allow you more space. You could remodel the whole basement of your home to be your parent's new living space, but you will also be losing that space for your use. We would recommend having a very large basement if this was your decision to not hinder the rest of your family into a smaller space.
Add an Addition or Separate Cottage: If you feel that your home is bursting at the seams with your current floor plan, it would be in your best interest to add an addition or separate cottage. By adding an addition or separate cottage, you will be able to design the space with your parents that fit their needs the best. You will also have separate entryways giving them independence and privacy they still need.
Being able to keep your loved ones close and have a multi-generational home can bring a lot of joy into your life. You need to make sure that you are providing a livable, safe design that works for their quality of life. You will want to implement wider doors and hallways that are open and easy to navigate visually. Another important design factor is having lever handles on doors as opposed to knobs. The lighting of your mother-in-law suite is also very important. Light switches should be larger than normal and have them contrast with the paint or wallpaper color for easy access. Adding a larger window for outside viewing will also add a nice touch.
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As a newbie, Im looking at two bikes. The San Jose and the Masi Fixed/SS, which I would run as an SS. Primarily for commuting, and possible rides on the weekend for a good workout.
The San Jose is road/touring bike, relaxed geometry, while the Masi sits right between the road and track geometries. A relaxed track, the LBS called it.
Anyway, just wanted to gather some opinions on what would be the better newbie starter bike. The San Jose has a nice price point at about $600, though Id probably put bullhorns on it and move the brakes closer, but thats not a lot. The Masi I had priced out in detail. Making it a SS, with bullhorns and a rear brake brought it from $660 to $800.
Performance wise, I'm intrigued by the San Jose cyclocross thing. Bigger tires, made for rougher roads, which are aplenty in Atlanta (potholes).
Aesthetically, its a close tie if I get the washed blue San Jose, but I admit the orange Masi is pretty striking.
Thanks for the thoughts.


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Franco Moretti has an interesting short book called Graphs, maps, trees: abstract models for literary history. He proposes a way of reading literary history which involves abstracting patterns across large stretches of a literary field rather than examining "concrete, individual works". In particular, he works with three organizing models: graphs, maps and trees. He calls this type of reading 'distant reading', a method which can be applied to large bodies of literature and which yields a different form of insight than close textual analysis of a selective canon.
Via a conference report by Eric Lease Morgan I recently came across John Unsworth's use of the phrase "reading at library-scale".
My own research career as a faculty member, for the last 20 years, has been devoted first to understanding the impact of technology on the humanities and, more recently, to designing tools that would allow humanists to work at library-scale, using the computer as a kind of attention prosthetic that allows us to perceive patterns made up of very small pieces of information across very large expanses of text. Having perceived those patterns, of course, it is still up to us, as human beings with expertise in a relevant domain, to make sense of them and to persuade others to share that sense. [Abstract - reading at library scale]
Unsworth and Moretti both feature in an article published in The Chronicle a couple of days ago: The humanities go Google.
This considers 'distant reading' or 'reading at library-scale' in the context of Google Book Search.
Data-diggers are gunning to debunk old claims based on "anecdotal" evidence and answer once-impossible questions about the evolution of ideas, language, and culture. Critics, meanwhile, worry that these stat-happy quants take the human out of the humanities. Novels aren't commodities like bags of flour, they warn. Cranking words from deeply specific texts like grist through a mill is a recipe for lousy research, they say--and a potential disaster for the profession. [The humanities go Google]
Now, the article sets up an opposition which may be a convenient hook for a story, but is probably less important than some of the ways in which humanities scholarship will develop when large amounts of material are available for computational analysis in this way.
In this context, I was interested to read how 'distant reading' involves a cross-disciplinary team: "To sort, interrogate, and interpret roughly 1,000 digital texts, scholars have brought together a data-mining gang drawn from the departments of English, history, and computer science". Unsworth also discusses collaborative multi-disciplinary work of the type which produced MONK, for example.
From a library point of view it is interesting to see humanities scholarship acquiring some of the features - and support requirements - more characteristic of the sciences.


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Two Parts:Before SexDuring SexQuestions and Answers
Whether you regularly experience premature ejaculation, a common sexual problem for men, or simply want to find ways to make sex last longer, there are plenty of things you can do both during and before sex to prevent yourself from getting too excited too quickly. Read this article to learn how.
Part 1 of 2: Before Sex
1Relax and be positive. Premature ejaculation is as much a physical issue as a mental one. Try not to create a self-fulfilling prophecy by labeling yourself as sexually incompetent in any way. Approaching sex with confidence, self respect, and a positive attitude rather than fear and self-doubt can make all the difference for both you and your partner.
2"Practice" with yourself. Masturbation is perfectly healthy and natural, and doing it regularly can help you build up your stamina, prevent premature ejaculation,[1] and even relieve stress and anxiety. Plus, the more time you spend with yourself, the more familiar you will become with your body so that you can more easily recognize when you get too excited. That way, during sex, you can know when to slow down or change positions before it's too late.
3Find a regular sexual partner if possible. Men tend to get particularly worked up during their first time with a new woman, especially if this woman is somebody he has been lusting after for a long time. Realize that sometimes it really isn't you, but rather, how attracted to and excited you are about being in bed with her. And that's perfectly ok.
- Being in a monogamous relationship is a great way to improve your performance in bed, and the more time you spend with one person, the more comfortable and confident you will feel during sex.
4Wear a condom. Lots of men complain that condoms decrease pleasure and sensitivity during sex, but if you're trying to last longer in bed, that might be just what you need. And, of course, there's the added bonus of preventing against unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases.
5Cut down on alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. Using these substances in excess may interfere with your ability to control ejaculation.[2]
6Use a topical medication. Desensitizing sprays and creams have been used for years to help men last longer but the side effects of sensation loss and partner transference have prevented them from widespread use. There is a new class of topical sprays with absorption technology that enables a mild anesthetic to penetrate the outer layer of penile skin to the nerves below that control ejaculation, providing superior control and good sensation for the man and generally unnoticeable transfer to the woman. There are several products available in the U.S. at the moment.
Part 2 of 2: During Sex
1Don't skip foreplay. Studies have shown that couples that indulge in foreplay report having sex for longer than those who don't.[3] Instead of getting right down to business, take some time to cuddle, kiss, touch one another, and so on. The more time you spend on foreplay, the longer you'll be in bed together.
- If you get too excited during foreplay, stop her from doing whatever she's doing and focus all of your attention on her instead.
2Change positions often. This can shift your attention. Plus, exploring different sexual positions can make sex more exciting and ensure that both partners are satisfied.
- Also, don't be afraid to stop having sex temporarily to focus on her.
3Try to distract yourself. If you find yourself getting too excited during sex, try to distract yourself from how turned on you are by thinking about something completely unrelated to the situation, like work or school. Temporarily diverting your attention can help you relax and slow down.
- Whatever you think of, make sure that it's something that doesn't turn you on sexually in any way.
4Take slow, deep breaths. Many men find that breathing slowly and deeply during sex can help them last longer. This can be attributed to the fact that breathing helps us relax. Try to breathe deep into your belly. Feel it expanding as you inhale. It may also help to hold your breath for two or three seconds before exhaling, slowly. This holding can have a calming, centering effect.
5Let her be in control. The person who is in control is usually the one experiencing most of the pleasure; letting her be in control can help decrease some of the sensitivity you feel.
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- Try to keep sex at a relatively slow pace, at least in the beginning. Control your tempo if you can, and remember that sex isn't a race.
- Take a warm bath before sex.
- These tips won't help with erectile dysfunction, the inability to achieve or sustain an erection.[4] If you think you may have ED, talk to your doctor to find a treatment option that's right for you.
- Have fun. If you have fun and a bit of a giggle sometimes it can be amazing, maybe offer cuppa and chocolate after too.
- Always be comfortable and let her touch you. Also get excited and try to be yourself.
- Have sexual looks at her/him.
- Try to prevent tension building in your penile base area. Your brain recognises this tension and commands a release in the form of ejaculation. The more relaxed you are, the more pleasure you will feel and the longer you will last.
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- Changes intended to make official travel easier, more efficient Dec. 18, 2014 Changes are coming in January to the travel program for all University of Wisconsin System employees. The program changes are intended to ease travel booking, improve traveler safety and comfort, and achieve cost efficiency.
- Campus reminded of guidelines for political activity Sept. 23, 2014 As political activity intensifies in the weeks before the fall election, members of the UW–Madison campus community are encouraged to participate in the political process by voicing their opinions on state and national issues. Students, staff and faculty are reminded, however, of campus and UW System policies regarding what constitutes an appropriate space for political activity.
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James Madison and the CIA
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Mr. Stagg talked about the presidency of James Madison and his use of covert operations. Following his prepared remarks he answered questions from the audience.
"Was James Madison Really the Founding Father of the CIA?" was a 1:30 p.m. session of the conference "A Constitution for the Ages: James Madison the Framer." The conference was part of the celebration of the Centennial of the Princeton University Graduate School and also the 250th anniversary of President James Madison's birth. close
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SylvanDale.com and Sylvand Dale's Colorado Dude Ranch blog were moved to a new, more powerful server last Thursday. Although the migration required service disruption for a couple days, everything is now back in order.
Rocky Mountain Computer Solutions, the company that has provided network systems support to Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch, and hosted Sylvan Dale's websites for many years, managed the migration of the two websites to the new server. RMCS continues to offer outstanding support, and Sylvan Dale's remaining websites will soon be migrated as well.
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pdsolve/series - computes formal power series solutions for differential equation systems
Calling Sequence
pdsolve(DE, F, series, opts)
a system of differential equations (ODEs, PDEs and/or algebraic constraints), possibly including initial values for the unknowns, their derivatives and/or an expansion point
optional, may be required, a function, or a set or list of them, indicating the dependent variables of the problem
disregard = ...
optional, to disregard whether the initial values cancel the equations and/or inequations of DE, the right-hand-side can be: nothing (default), inequations, equations, all
order = n
optional, a nonnegative integer specifying the order of the series expansion, default value is Order
The opts arguments may contain one or more of the following options.
disregard = <nothing (default), inequations, equations, all>. This option permits to restrict the test for the initialvalues (see above).
equations: the equations are disregarded; pdsolve only checks that the inequations are satisfied by initialvalues.
inequations: the inequations are disregarded; pdsolve only checks that the equations are satisfied by initialvalues.
all: equations and inequations are disregarded.
order = n. This option specifies the truncation order for the series expansion; if not given, the value of n used is that of Order.
The function call pdsolve(DE, series) returns an integral (exponents are nonnegative integers), formal (the convergence issue is not addressed), power series solution of the differential ideal defined by DE, truncated at order = n.
The unknowns may or not be specified. When the unknowns are specified (as a function, or a set or list of them), only these ones specified are considered unknowns and any other function is considered arbitrary. The solution is then expected to be valid for arbitrary values of these arbitrary functions. On the other hand, when the unknowns are not specified, all functions - differentiated or not - are considered unknowns.
The initial values for the unknowns, and/or their derivatives, and/or an expansion point, can be provided in DE by enclosing all the arguments into a set or a list. The set of initial values must have only one expansion point and must be linear in the unknowns and derivatives evaluated at the expansion point. Typically, these initial values are specified as equations of the form u0=value_of_u0, where the u0 are dependent variables and/or their derivatives evaluated at the expansion point - say u0,t,ux,0 or u0,0 when the unknown is ux,t - and value_of_u0 represent their values, possibly being expressions involving independent variables (in which case keep the independent variable as is, in the left-hand-side u0).
If initial values are not specified, the expansion point is the origin, all the independent variables equal to 0, and all the functions and their derivatives different from zero. It is also possible to specify only an expansion point different than zero directly in DE - say including equations of the form x=x0,t=t0.
The values attributed to the unknowns and their derivatives at the expansion point, also cannot be chosen freely. They must satisfy the system F=0,S≠0, returned by the DifferentialAlgebra command PowerSeriesSolution when using the option conditions. These conditions, which are checked by default, can be disregarded using the option disregard = ...; see the Examples section.
If the attributed values are solutions of the system F=0,S≠0, then, the returned power series are truncated solutions of the differential equation system DE.
If these values do not satisfy F=0, then, the returned power series are not truncated solutions of the differential ideal.
If they satisfy F=0, but do not satisfy S≠0, then, the returned power series may, or may not, be truncated solutions of the of DE. If they are, they do not need to be unique.
The heat equation in two dimensions
Classically, one says that the solutions of the heat equation depend on two arbitrary functions ux,0=fx and utx,0=gx. Our choice for initial values is then
A general nonlinear PDE system
The initial values are chosen to satisfy the conditions that can be computed using PowerSeriesSolution with the option condition
Note than unlike PowerSeriesSolution, pdsolve can handle any mathematical function (or compositions of them) in the coefficients of the differential equations provided that it admits a differential equation representation, for example
See Also
pdsolve, pdsolve/boundaryconditions, DifferentialAlgebra, PowerSeriesSolution
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Shot a quick how to " seam seal the Moment " video.http://au.video.yahoo.com/watch/7309058/19079793Note that it differs a little from the official Tarptent way.From the "comments" at Yahoo! :This is pretty much the way I have done my tents for years, well before I purchased my first Tarptent.Only the top seams (over the sleeping area) need to be done, I do them all out of habit.Using a foam brush probably one coat only is needed, I do two.The GE Silicone II is the recommended sealer; other 100% silicone sealer brands also works.To dilute use paint thinner. Usually called mineral spirit. Some use Shellite , I use Mineral Turpentine. Odourless mineral spirit can be used too.I "dot" the floor to reduce mat slippage, most "stripe it". Dotting makes it easier for me to clean. Make sure that the shelter remains set up for at least 24 hours before storing.In some conditions, it may take longer to dry.Thank you for viewing.Franco
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(Sheldon Creed wins Super Truck event)…The trucks ran at the Speed Energy Formula Off-Road race at Toronto Sunday.
The wet track did not stop the 16 year old from Alpine. Creed out-raced Robby Gordon in both races Sunday. The Saturday race was rained out, forcing the drivers to drive in two races on Sunday. Scotty Steele of Peoria, Arizona came in third. The event will be broadcast July 31st on the NBC Sports Network.


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Chad Scanlon (center, left), Road Foreman of Engines with Amtrak's Southwest division, shows East Texas Corridor Council Chairman Richard Anderson (left) the Fort Worth Intermodal Transportation Center. Henrietta Wildsmith/The Times Henrietta Wildsmith/The Times
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Transportation in northwest Louisiana is on the verge of stepping into a new age. It's been at least six months since the East Texas Corridor Council commissioned a $265,000 study to examine the feasibility of expanding Amtrak passenger rail service in the regions surrounding the Interstate 20 and I-69 corridors. And a component of that plan would include passenger service between Bossier City and Dallas-Fort Worth.
So far, local elected officials and business leaders seem on board with the idea. Next up, will be getting the Louisiana and Texas legislatures behind the concept that the time is right for developing a broader regional transportation plan beyond adding more lanes to interstates.
The feasibility study, which includes ETCC, Amtrak and Union Pacific (owner of the actual rails), is examining current schedules, costs and ridership to determine if new stops from Bossier City to Fort Worth should be added. "Our children and grandchildren are going to appreciate that they're going to have the opportunity hopefully to take rail passengers from anywhere in east Texas to Love Field or DFW in Dallas or to Shreveport Regional," said Griff Hubbard, a member of the East Texas Corridor Council, during the initial announcement of the study in March. ETCC is a regional organization dedicated to securing high-speed rail services.
The council says adding new Amtrak stops is crucial. Judge Richard Anderson, chair of the ETCC, pointed out in March, more passenger rail service is necessary because our I-20 corridor will be facing growing congesting in coming years. "This is developing a transportation alternative. Our infrastructure on I-20 has not changed in four years. We still got the same two lanes going east and west and that traffic is projected to double, or go up by 72 percent by 2020."
Makes sense. Once our region adds a completed I-49 and I-69 to the mix, I-20 will be fed an even larger number of vehicles going both east and west.
While there are many details (with a lot of questions about funding) remaining to be worked out before any of the ETCC dreams for expanding the region's passenger rail services are realized, they aren't holding back on trying to woo involved stakeholders. Last week, the group rounded up officials and business leaders from Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas to offer them not only a rundown of the council's vision but an actual ride on a coach bound for Fort Worth's Intermodal Transportation Center - a sample of the possible, if you will (one of several such trips).
They are optimistic the study, which is expected to show significant ridership and thus less government cost, will prove convincing for lawmakers in both Texas and Louisiana. "When the study comes back and it shows it will pay for itself within a certain amount of time, I think the (Louisiana) Legislature will be more interested in having a serious dialogue about the extension," said state Rep. Roy Burrell, D-Shreveport.
Of course, fiscal situations in both states, may stand in the way. Louisiana is already dealing with massive cuts to health care and higher education to make up for shortfalls. However, states might be swayed if the project were to include some type of public-private partnership component that could possibly include Shreveport-Bossier City casinos which stand to benefit from such a connection to the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. The idea of such partnerships at both ends of the route are worth exploring.


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|Dioxythiophene-based polymer electrodes for supercapacitor modules.
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|PMID: 21090685 Owner: NLM Status: In-Process
|We report on the electrochemical and capacitive behaviors of poly(2,2-dimethyl-3,4-propylene-dioxythipohene) (PProDOT-Me2) films as polymeric electrodes in Type I electrochemical supercapacitors. The supercapacitor device displays robust capacitive charging/discharging behaviors with specific capacitance of 55 F/g, based on 60 μg of PProDOT-Me2 per electrode, that retains over 85% of its storage capacity after 32 000 redox cycles at 78% depth of discharge. Moreover, an appreciable average energy density of 6 Wh/kg has been calculated for the device, along with well-behaved and rapid capacitive responses to 1.0 V between 5 to 500 mV s(-1). Tandem electrochemical supercapacitors were assembled in series, in parallel, and in combinations of the two to widen the operating voltage window and to increase the capacitive currents. Four supercapacitors coupled in series exhibited a 4.0 V charging/discharging window, whereas assembly in parallel displayed a 4-fold increase in capacitance. Combinations of both serial and parallel assembly with six supercapacitors resulted in the extension of voltage to 3 V and a 2-fold increase in capacitive currents. Utilization of bipolar electrodes facilitated the encapsulation of tandem supercapacitors as individual, flexible, and lightweight supercapacitor modules.
|David Y Liu; John R Reynolds
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|Type: Journal Article; Research Support, U.S. Gov't, Non-P.H.S. Date: 2010-11-22
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NYT: iWatch has flexible display, iPhone 6 has one-handed mode
updated 04:07 pm EDT, Thu September 4, 2014
iWatch to charge wirelessly
The New York Times is corroborating other reports on the iWatch and iPhone 6, and adding some extra details. The iWatch is once again expected to come in two sizes, and offer a mix of health/fitness tracking and smartphone-like functions. Significantly, the paper adds that the watch's display is flexible and protected with sapphire, and that its circuitboard is about the same size as a postage stamp.
The device will reportedly charge wirelessly. Apple is said to have experimented with solar charging, but failed to make it work.
The Times' sources further claim that the medical sensors in the watch should be "much more" accurate than existing fitness trackers, and that the device will somehow make use of Handoff, a part of the Continuity feature that pushes tasks from an iOS device to a Mac, or vice versa. A retail debut isn't anticipated until 2015, even though the product should be shown off at Apple's September 9 event.
On the subject of the iPhone 6, sources say that it will feature a "one-handed mode" for typing and controlling apps. How this will work is unmentioned, but it should address Apple's previous attacks against rival smartphones, which claimed their bigger size was unwieldy. The iPhone 6 is forecast to come in 4.7- and 5.5-inch sizes, finally putting Apple products on par with most Android and Windows Phone offerings in terms of display size.


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Plum tailback hopes to lead Mustangs to more victories
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Jake DiGuilio paid the price in the offseason.
Now, he hopes to make Plum's football opponents pay over the next couple of months.
"I got a diet plan that helped me lose weight, but also helped me maintain my strength," said DiGuilio, a second-year starter on both sides of the ball.
"I picked up my lifting and my running. I am in a lot better shape than I was last year. I feel I am faster and able to move a lot better. I am able to get to the ball carrier a lot quicker and find the holes I have to get to."
The more streamlined senior linebacker and running back — down 15 pounds to about 210 — knows that his time in purple and gold is drawing to a close, and he wants to help the other nine seniors have a successful last hurrah and be a part of a bounce-back campaign.
"Knowing it's the seniors' last year and the last time we will play high school football, we really want to go out with a bang," DiGuilio said.
Plum struggled last year, as injuries to key players thrust a number of young and inexperienced players into major roles, which translated into a 1-8 overall record and an 0-6 mark in conference play.
"Last year, we were very surprised with a lot of the injuries to the seniors and a bunch of the starters," DiGuilio said.
"It really helped us now, because a lot of those guys have a lot of experience. They aren't as nervous about going out there, and they have a better idea of what they are doing. They are more confident. Everyone has more confidence."
Twenty-five returning players earned a varsity letter. DiGuilio is Plum's lone returning conference all-star from last season, earning second-team laurels at linebacker.
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Offensively, DiGuilio scored four of Plum's five rushing touchdowns, and he caught one of the three passing scores.
Last year, DiGuilio played strictly fullback in the Mustangs' offensive system. Coach Frank Sacco said he wants to get DiGuilio the ball more this year, and shifting him to tight end at times will be an option.
"He's one of the strongest kids on our team, if not the strongest," Sacco said. "He's in a lot better cardio shape, too. He got a little tired and worn down last year going both ways."
Sacco said DiGuilio has received several looks from area Division II and III college football programs, and he said that should increase as the season progresses.
DiGuilio said he and his teammates are ready to strap it up for real on Friday after going through dozens of preseason practices in the late-summer sun and two mettle-testing scrimmages.
"When we first step onto that field (Friday), it's going to be an unbelievable feeling," DiGuilio said.
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Wolfgang2204 guitar speaker cabinets
Welcome to TRM guitarcabs. My name is Tim Metzger
..I specialize in pine guitar speaker cabinets. Pine speaker cabinets produce a big resonant velvety tone good for cleans, blues, and rock. Most customers define the tone as being warmer on the topend with velvety mids and big lowend. I use only the best quality clear eastern white pine. Not the cheap stuff from big chain home improvement centers. All of my cabinets have very strong and attractive halfblind dovetail joints. Cabinets are available as either unfinished projects or completed finished cabs with either a natural hand rubbed tung oil (pine cabs) or with tolex covering. Sorry, I do not offer custom wood stains, colors, or dyes. NOTE: For grill cloth, tolex, and cabinet hardware please visit:
DON'T WORRY!. There is a 10 day money back return policy. Keep the cabinet for 10 days and if you are not satisfied simply return it for a full purchased price refund. Buyer must pay return shipping. CLICK the "buy this" to pay with paypal. Also, you can purchase through my ebay listings. Click here>
. then click on "items for sale".
5E3 deluxe combo cab. This cab is oversized to give your 5E3 project a bigger deeper tone.
20" wide x 17-1/2 tall by 11" deep. The front is slanted from 11" deep on the bottom to 10" deep on the top. Can be altered to fit other similar chassis'.
159.95 + $30.00 shipping.
Allow 20 days build time before shipment.
MODEL # PN212U. Dovetailed closed back 212 project cab. Also available as an opened back. Please specify open or closed in the "note to seller" when checking out. 1/2" birch plywood baffle rated for 140 lbs. capacity.
29" wide x 17-1/2" high x 10" deep. All wired up with switchcraft jack and speaker mounting t-nuts and screws. $159.95 + $30.00 shipping & handling.
23 lbs.
212 vertical slant cabs...
212 vertical slant cabs. Closed back rear panel. 17-1/2" wide x 29" tall x 12" deep. Custom widths available (email me). 1/2" birch ply baffle has a load rating of 140 lbs. Wired up with a 1/4" switchcraft jack and 14 gauge wire with quick connect speaker connectors. Baffle removes out through the front for grill cloth installation.
$169.95 + $35.00 shipping
26 lbs.
NEW! Thiele TS806 112 cab for guitar.
New from TRM Guitarcabs! This is an unfinished Thiele TS806 112 guitar speaker cab project made from a lighter weight 3/4" pine. Corners are dovetailed. It is built to the original specs in the EVM blueprints with 1.3 cu. ft. inside dimensions (not the Mesa Boogie altered dimensions). Baffle and rear panel are from 3/4" birch plywood. T-nuts are installed and is prewired with a single 1/4" Switchcraft jack. Comes with a grill frame for installing grill cloth front. Measures 17-1/2"wide x 14-1/2" tall x 13-1/2" deep. I can also build a wide version with an extended false wall up to around 25" wide. Contact me for details.
$159.95 + $30.00 shipping
23 lbs.
Have a custom speaker cabinet or amp cabinet design that needs built? Send me your drawings or blueprints. I'll make it happen.
30 years wood crafting and carpentry experience.
Contact me for custom cabs!
I can do custom sizes. Just email me with details and dimensions. Please specify an unfinished project or a finished cab with tung oil finish or tolex covering. Custom colors are available. Please allow an extra 10 - 14 days build time for custom cabs.
Click on the "buy it now" buttons to pay with paypal or credit card. Or contact me to pay with Check or Money Order.
About lead times:
Due to the popularity of these cabs I may have several cabs in proccess at any given time. Cabs are built in the order in which I recieve payment.
Unfinished cabs = up to 20 business days.
Custom ordered unfinished cabs = up to 20 business days.
Finished cabs = up to 4 weeks.
Custom ordered finished cabs = up to 5 weeks.
NOTE: Lead times do not include shipping transit times.
Tolexed Thiele model #TS112TX
Black tolex (custom colors available), black corners, black grill cloth, black strap handle, wired up with 14 guage wire and a single 1/4" switchcraft jack. 17-1/2"wide x 14-1/2" tall x 13-1/2" deep (Note this is not the altered Mesa dimensions but, the actual dimensions from the EVM blueprints).
Also, by installing a false wall I can make these up to around 25" wide or so. Upcharges apply. Contact me for details.
$339.95 + $30.00 shipping.
24 lbs.
Model PVS212U
Marshall style 212 vertical slant cabs. This has the thicker front with 3/4" radiused edges for Marshall corners. Closed back rear panel. 17-1/2" wide x 29" tall x 12" deep. Custom widths available (email me). 1/2" birch ply baffle has a load rating of 140 lbs. Wired up with a 1/4" switchcraft jack and 14 gauge wire with quick connect speaker connectors. Baffle removes out through the rear for grill cloth installation. #PVM212U
$174.95 + $35.00 shipping
26 lbs.
Model PVM212U
Important note about shipping:
All cabs listed (except 4 x 10 and 4 x 12 cabs) are shipped via USPS Parcel Post with insurance. Transit times may vary because Parcel Post packages are the last to go on the truck.Sometimes packages may take 9 - 12 business days. Please contact me if you'd like to upgrade to a faster Priority or UPS shipment and I'll get a shipping quote and invoice you for the addtional cost. Also, any custom cab dimensions that are larger than 29"w x 20"high and 12" deep may have to ship UPS Ground which, depending on your zone. may be addtional cost.
Can't decide which cabinet to get?
This cabinet does it ALL!
NEW! 3-way convertible cabinet. Ported, closed back and opened back all in one. There is a ducted port behind the lower front cover plus a 3-piece rear panel. With the port cover in place the cab can be used the traditional convertible cab way as a closed back or an opened back. With the port cover removed and the center rear panel in place the cab becomes a ported cab for thundering huge tone. You can even use it with the port open and the back opened for even more tone experimenting. Also available in 210, 112, and 115.
Unfinished for project
Glossy hand rubbed finish
- Model HD2671-212.
- 29"w x 17.5"h x 12" deep.
- Dovetailed 3/4"pine construction.
- 1/2" reinforced void free birch ply baffles and rear panels.
- 3-way convertible design allows it to be used as an opened back, closed back, or front ducted port for a more enhanced lowend.
- prewired with 14 gauge wire and a 1/4" switchcraft jack.
26 lbs.
- Also available in 210, 112, 115 cabs.
Above photo shows cab with duct port cover in place.
Below photo shows the port cover removed revealing a ducted port for enhanced lows.
Unfinished pine 212 #HD2671-212U......
$189.95 + $30.00 shipping
14 days build time
112 Version
Unfinished pine 112 #HD2671-112U....
21 lbs....
$174.95 + $30.00 shipping
Tung oiled pine 212 #HD2671TO-212
Fender style dogbone handle, Oxblood with stripe
grill cloth. Heavy duty rubber cab feet. ..
$359.95 + shipping. 27 lbs.
Tung oiled pine 112 #HD2671TO-112. Same as above but in 112 format 20"w x 17-1/2"h x 12"d
$334.95 + shipping
WHY PINE? Tired of your heavy and tone dead cab? Some early guitar speaker cabinets were made from pine and are known for their warmer top end and big woody lower midrange and lows. Some online cab builders are fetching top dollar for a pine cabinet. I've sold thousands of these pine cabs. I've sold nearly a thousand on ebay too. Pine cabs are again gaining popularity to numerous guitarist.
TRM cabs are also available in 3/4" baltic birch with dowel pinned corners.
STAGE HOG. hybrid 212 cabinet
The Tough Trucker 212 based on the Hardtrucker 212 cab. At this time it is available only as a project cabinet. I do not have the aluminum speaker clips but, I can direct you to a source for them. Shoot me an email. Comes with the 1/2" plywood front cover. Magnets not included at this time. 29" h x 15"w x 13"deep. 3/4" baltic birch baffle. 1/2" rear panel. Custom sizes available as well as 112 versions..
3/4" select pine unfinished for project. Pine version features doevtailed corners.
HT212U $169.95. + $30.00 shipping.
23 lbs.
3/4" baltic birch unfinished for project. Features dowel pinned corner joints.
BHT212U $189.95 + $45.00 shipping.
35 lbs.
Same as above but, with 3/4" 13 ply baltic birch.
BTS112TX $359.95 + $40.00 shipping.
34 lbs.
MODEL # PN112U. Dovetailed closed back 112 project cab. Also available as an opened back. Please specify open or closed in the "note to seller" when checking out. 1/2" birch plywood baffle rated for 140 lbs. capacity.
20" wide x 17-1/2" high x 10" deep. All wired up with switchcraft jack and speaker mounting t-nuts and screws. $144.95 + $30.00 shipping & handling.
19 lbs.
Same as above but with 13 ply baltic birch.
BTS112U $179.95 + $40.00 shipping.
32 lbs.
MODEL # PN212TO. Same as above but, with glossy hand rubbed finish, oxblood grill cloth, Fender style molded dogbone handle, and large rubber cab feet.
4 weeks build time.
$299.95 + $30.00 shipping.
25 lbs.
MODEL # PN112TO. Same as above but, with glossy hand rubbed finish, oxblood grill cloth, Fender style molded dogbone handle, and large rubber cab feet.
4 weeks build time.
$279.95 + $30.00 shipping.
21 lbs.
MODEL# PN212TX. Shown with black tolex, black grill cloth, white piping, black strap handle, black metal corners, and large rubber feet. Custom colors available. Upcharges may apply. Please contact me for details.
4 weeks build time.
$329.95 + shipping.
SH212U unfinished pine 212
$194.95 + shipping
TRM Best Sellers
New 2015 lead times for cabinet orders:
- Raw unfinished project cabs = 2 - 3 weeks.
- Custom raw project cabs = 3 - 4 weeks.
- Tung oiled or tolexed cabs = 4 - 5 weeks.
- Custom oiled or tolexed cabs = 5 - 6 weeks.
Thanks, Tim
Keep scrolling down for more best sellers.
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1 x 12 pine Hardtrucker style cabinet. Model HT112U.
15" x 15" x 13" deep.
3/4"pine is $139.95 + $30.00 shipping..
16 lbs.
Baltic birch Hardtrucker style #BHT112U. $159.95 + $40.00
shipping. 23 lbs.
Model # PN112TX. Shown with black tolex, black grill, white piping, black handle, black metal corners, rubber feet. Custom colors available. Please contact me for details.
4 weeks build time.
Here we have a hybrid 212 cab that has a 1" ducted port section on the bottom combined with an oval opened back on the top. There is a divider between the two sections making it 2 cabs in one. You will make your presence known on the stage with the thundering lows from the ported bottom and spacious opened back tone from the top section. Stands 29"h x 18"wide x 12"deep. 1/2" birch baffle. 1/2" birch rear panel. Removable baffle for grill cloth installation. Custom sizes and finished tolex models.also available. Contact me for details.
Weighs 32 lbs. Build time is 14 + days
$194.95 + $30.00 shipping.
Tough Trucker 112
5E3 tweed deluxe style cabinet
Baltic birch Hard Trucker cabs feature dowel pinned corners.
NEW! Limited time offer. In Stock and
ready to ship! Hurry! limited quantities.
2 x 12 or 1 x 12
Unfinished closed back cabs.
RTG212U is 29"w x 16"h x 10"deep.
RTG112U is 18"w x 16"h x 10" deep.
Both cab models have reinforced dovetailed corners, 1/2" birch ply baffle and rear panel, speaker mounting hardware and 1/4" switchcraft jack and dish ready to load up and play.
NOTE: All other TRM cabs have a lead time before shipping. These cabs are pre-built and ready to ship. NO WAITING!
RTG212U...$185.00 shipped.
RTG112U...$170.00 shipped
NEW PAYMENT OPTIONS: In addition to Paypal we can now process credit/debit card payments as well as checks or money order. Contact me for details.


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PXR kits and services now available at INDIGO Biosciences.
INDIGO launches new website with cleaner, easier to navigate design and easier access to product and service quotes
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An extensive article on Nuclear Receptor Profiling can be found here. Contains review on agonists, antagonists and inverse agonists, receptor classification and example data.
Welcome to the Nuclear Receptor Resource website, dedicated to this important family of ligand-activated transcription factors. On these pages you will find some articles and reviews about various nuclear receptors (NRs). Nuclear Receptor News (NRN) is a quarterly newsletter put out by the editors of this website and will highlight a new receptor each issue. The NRs Page Collection will be a starting point to find more information on each of the 48 human nuclear receptors. Go to the Site Map to see the full complement of pages available.


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