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Members of the Support Our Schools grassroots organization — which gained momentum during last year's budget cycle — have begun planning for its next steps.
On Thursday, the group's first step was to establish a mission statement, which states the group wants to "mobilize a community voice to support quality education in the Knox County Schools."
Ginna Mashburn, one of the organizers of the group, said last year was a short beginning for them and the focus turned mostly to the budget. But they want to expand to other issues.
But first, she said, they have to get as many people as possible to the table.
"Support Our Schools is launching its effort for this next school year. Our purpose is to try to launch a countywide effort to both get information and convey information about our schools," she said. "Today we accepted a mission statement … that gives us some direction and also divided into groups. We're going to try to make contact in all nine districts in the county."
Thursday's meeting, which was held at the East Tennessee History Center, had about 20 people in attendance. The group held a second meeting Thursday night.
Mashburn said after a meeting in July, they decided that they wanted to continue with the group, which she called "grassroots advocacy for the children and teachers in our public schools."
"Our next step, and this will be after the first of the year, will be to say … this is what we've learned, now what do we do with it?" Mashburn said. "We have some things in place, and I think the principles that we started with last year have served us well."
Steve Seifried, who has a fourth- and seventh-grader, attended the meeting and said he wants to be part of the solution to help schools in Knoxville improve.
"I have two boys that have been in the public system and I am really interested in making the Knox County public school system a lot stronger than it is," he said. "It's just not meeting its potential in many ways. We want to live here a long time and we want our grandkids to have the opportunity to thrive in the school system."
Seifried said he is thrilled about SOS and what it can accomplish in the community.
"This is not the PTA. This is not the teacher's union. This is not the administration. This is not the county commission," he said. "This is a truly grassroots effort. These are parents, these are business people, these are people who have one vested interest and that is public schools."
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Other scholars have argued for setting meaningful priorities for risk reduction and cost-effective pollution control policies ( Andrews, 1998; Helfand and Peyton, 1999; Portney, 1991). Still others argue for environmental policies that combine both equity and risk assessment (see, e.g., Kraft and Scheberle, 1995: 113-121; Sexton, Anderson, and Adgate, 1999). The uniformity of the call for a risk-based solution, based on different arguments and different methods of analysis, would seem to lend a high degree of credibility to our rationality-equity-efficiency analysis, which has also arrived at the same preferred risk-based solution selected by other policy analysts.
This book has covered a wide range of topics associated with the question of environmental justice in the United States. We started with the nature of the problem in Chapter 1, reviewed the existing evidence in Chapter 2, and outlined how the question arrived on the agenda in Chapter 3. In Chapters 4-8, we outlined a wide range of statistical analysis that clearly articulated the scope and nature of the problem confronting the nation. In Chapter 9, we outlined actions by the federal and state governments designed to deal with aspects of the problem. Finally, Chapter 10 assessed the arguments about how to deal with the problem in a far more systematic and coherent fashion that has been heretofore attempted. This long journey has allowed us to recommend future directions for policy development that are based on rationality, equity, and efficiency. In doing so, we have argued that a risk-based solution would be the most desirable policy option for dealing with the problem.
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Whatever the combination, speaking truth to power remains the ideal of analysts who hope they have truth, but realize they have not power. No one can do analysis without becoming aware that moral considerations are integral to the enterprise. After all, analysis is about what ought to be done, about making things better, not worse ( Wildavsky, 1979: 12-13).
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For me, it was slow throughout with extensive detail about the monks and chants. Everything about the novel is written in great detail...boring for me. I'm done with Inspector Gamache.
A locked-door mystery. Gamache and Beauvoir seclude themselves in a monastery to figure out who among the freres killed the prior. A good stand-alone in this series and the best entry so far. Penny just keeps getting better. Especially enjoyed the repartee and relationship developments between Gamache and Jean-Guy, but it all took such a desperate turn that I'm grateful I'm binge-reading these and don't have to wait for the next one to be published to start reading.
Chief Inspector Gamache and his agent Beauvoir investigate a murder of a monk at a reclusive monastery where the monks are known for a recording of their chants heard on the radio. Then, their superintendent shows up unexpectedly to help. Later, a Dominican monk from a higher order shows up to help the monks. In both cases, Gamache thinks they aren't telling the truth as to why they are there.
This was a solid, well-written story with several mysteries going on. For me, it was a bit slow at first with extensive detail about the monks and chants. As the two subplots unfolded, it became more interesting. Overall, I liked it.
Inspector Gamache and Jean Luc Beauvoir are summoned to a very remote location in the wilderness of Quebec to investigate the murder of a monk in a small abbey. Only 24 men live in the abbey so the list of suspects is limited. The centrl character of the book is the Gregorian chant which is central to the lives of these isolated monks. The relationship between Gamache and Beauvoir is well done but the appearance of Chief Sylvain Francoeur is a surprise. Well written story.
I met someone who said they only read mysteries. I said I almost never read mysteries. He said I should try this one. What a strange book. I mean that in the most complementary sense. The author really created a surreal world populated by incomprehensible people making incomprehensible choices, and I didn't care, because Louise Penny's take on why a monk might commit murder seemed as plausible as any other reason might be. I was captivated by the idea of this monastery and the people who lived there.
The "beautiful mystery" of Penny's eighth Gamache mystery refers to Gregorian chant, plainsong, and its mysterious allure and spiritual appeal even to the lay listener. Playing off the international sensation surrounding the 1994 release of recordings of the Benedictine Monks of Santo Domingo de Silos, The Beautiful Mystery finds Gamache and his loyal lieutenant, Inspector Jean-Guy Beauvoir, being called to a monastery to investigate the murder of a monk.
But it's not just any monastery, and it's not just any monk.
The mysterious Saint-Gilbert-Entre-les-Loups monastery existed in isolation for hundreds of years, two dozen monks living in the remote Quebec wilderness, accessible only by plane or boat, with a plain wooden door locked to the world. They are the last vestiges of the Gilbertines, an order of monks devoted to plainsong, who vanished during the Inquisition.
Their seclusion came to an end, however, with the release of a recording of their chants, a recording which became a sensation around the world, drawing pilgrims and the press, all of whom met with the locked door at the gate. The door opens to Gamache and Beauvoir, however, as they come to investigate the murder of Brother Mathieu, the choirmaster.
The choir of Saint-Gilbert-Entre-les-Loups became a sensation on the basis of a single recording, but that success has also created a fracture in the monastic community, "a civil war, fought with glances and small gestures," which Gamache and Beauvoir discover early on in their investigation. That fracture makes everyone in the once close-knit community a suspect in the choirmaster's murder.
The mystery – which is in itself compelling, and reminiscent, on the surface and unavoidably, of Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose – works as a catalyst for an ongoing series of inquiries into the nature of faith, loyalty and friendship, deepening familiar characters and developing relationships in a realistic, often painful fashion. It's a stirring, thought- provoking read, less a matter of whodunit than a relentless questioning of why any of us do anything. The Beautiful Mystery satisfies as a mystery, and stands as a powerful literary novel in its own right, regardless of whether one has read the previous seven novels in the series.
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No outsiders are ever admitted to the monastery of Saint-Gilbert-Entre-les-Loups, hidden deep in the wilderness of Quebec, where two dozen cloistered monks live in peace and prayer. They grow vegetables, they tend chickens, they make chocolate. And they sing. Ironically, for a community that has taken a vow of silence, the monks have become world-famous for their glorious voices, raised in ancient chants whose effect on both singer and listener is so profound it is known as "the beautiful mystery."
But when the renowned choir director is murdered, the lock on the monastery's massive wooden door is drawn back to admit Chief Inspector Armand Gamache and Jean-Guy Beauvoir of the Sûreté du Québec. There they discover disquiet beneath the silence, discord in the apparent harmony. One of the brothers, in this life of prayer and contemplation, has been contemplating murder. As the peace of the monastery crumbles, Gamache is forced to confront some of his own demons, as well as those roaming the remote corridors. Before finding the killer, before restoring peace, the Chief must first consider the divine, the human, and the cracks in between.
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Hello all!
I recently purchased Hell on Earth: Reloaded, and am truly excited about running this game. Unfortunately, the lack of a plot-point is causing me some consternation on how to begin and maintain the game. To remedy this situation I thought I would approach you good people for help on where to start.
A brief history on my own experience: I have run many RPGs over the last decade and a half, from AD&D, 3.5, 4e, and then in the last couple of years moved into Savage Worlds, currently about a third of the way through Zombie Run. I work full-time, go to school full-time, and have a family. Despite it all, I have a small block on Sunday mornings I can game during. So, my primary limitation is time.
With Hell on Earth, I am chomping at the bit to move forward and begin, but I have become spoiled by other Savage Settings that contain a plot point or adventure generator. What do you suggest I do regarding this? I have access to a multitude of Deadlands:Reloaded material, which I assume can convert relatively easily, but I was looking to run Blood Drive for a newly begun Deadlands game when I saw Hell on Earth had been given the Savage treatment and my players insisted on post-apocalypse.
1) Where should I begin?
2) What other material should I procure?
3) Adventure Generation: After research through these forums, I discovered Days of Ragnarok had a compatible adventure generator, and so I picked it up. It seems very helpful, but still requires a lot of work on my side to fit the themes and setting of HoE instead of DoR. Is there a different way I can go about doing adventure generation that is not time intensive?
4) Many, many years ago I picked up Expedition to Castle Ravenloft for 3.5 D&D. I never actually got to run the game, and it saddened me because the vast amount of material begged to be put on the table-top. So, I've been looking for a clever way to convert it to Savage Worlds, and I think I have it with Hell on Earth. I have two options and I could not decide on the better of the two:
A) Barovia, the primary town in Expedition to Castle Ravenloft, and surrounding land could be a large mesa within the Great Maze, cut off from all land routes and no easy climb from the water. This lends itself to the isolation themes in the adventure as written.
B) It could all be a virtualization run by The GameMaster in the Wizard's Tower of Seattle. While this option definitely has more flair, it is also entirely campy and would keep my easily distracted players from focusing on completing the goals and just try to tear down the 'invisible walls' created by the nature of the virtual world created by The GameMaster.
Which of those two do you good people think is the better option? I like the idea of adding guns and junkertech to the world of Ravenloft from option A, but Option B can serve as an excellent introduction to the power of The GameMaster.
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I'd consider using Option B, and try to keep the players a little in the dark as well. Have them generate a HoE character, but then take those characters and use these to build a stripped down "fantasy" character
At the start of the first session, explain that you want to run through a taster adventure to help them get used to the rules, and hand them the fantasy variant of their character.
In-character, they initially think they're heroes off to stop the vampire count, but seed clues that all is not as it seems, drop hints about their true nature and let them slowly gain their HoE abilities.
The real adventure will be breaking free of the program, without drawing the wrath of the Games Master down on them for being cheats or spoil sports.
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I am currently running my third HoE campagin and I wanted to do something different, but along the lines of an epic quest like you would see in a fantasy novel.
The current campaign I am running is pitting the PC against a possessed Confederate defense supercomputer call FORBIN (because I like making pop culture references). The represent the last of a band of 49 heroes that were gathered to fight FORBIN. The first part of the first adventure had them escaping the battlefield while being attacked by ther cyberundead. They were killed, but their escape vehicle was an APC turned autoDoc wagon that was able to revive them after it crashed, Later they discovered (though the ghost of their leader the Shaman Three-Rivers
) that they must collect 10 gaming dice that once belonged to Gary Gygax in order to stop FORBIN from taking over the world. So far they have manage to get the D* from a bike messenger who had been captured by the clowns on Dempsy Island (substituting Gabe-the messenger for the woman strapped to the top of the roller coaster). They have encountered a Doombringer, bandits, wormling, more bandits and a lurker/agents of FORBIN (disguised as a Savaging mother and children). My players really like the campaign so far and I have been able to stay away from the main story line of Combine/Green Doomies/Raven vs the good guys.
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I've run HOE a few times using the original system and am currently running a campaign under the Reloaded rules. I decided to something different and set the campaign in a specific geographic area. The player characters are based out of Little Rock, Arkansas and are currently involved in an effort to build/repair the rail road from there to nearby El Dorado. So the players will be seeing the same NPCs from week to week.
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I haven't fully read through HoE:R but if you need more info on locations check out HoE classics on the various locations. Junkyard and it's surrounding area is a good place to start especially if you have the Iron Oasis classic pdf.
Other ideas would to have your characters start all being from a small settlement (Maybe use Coffin Rock from DL:R but tweaked a bit) and run a few sessions based there. Then one day when they are out of town (a supply run, getting rid of some creature that had been skulking around, etc.) the town is attacked destroyed. Maybe they find one person barely alive who tells them who did it, or they go out searching for who did it without any clues. I find that vengeance makes very good party glue and this gives you room to run off shoot adventures while they chase after whoever did it.
You could also make it so their town was of specific importance and destroying it and killing all the people released some great intangible evil, or is one of however many seals to release this evil.
On another note with the Castle Ravenloft idea, I was going to suggest the GameMaster but I kinda like the idea of it being in the Maze with junker-tech. That fits more with the theme of the setting.
I've actually always wanted to run a sort of Shadow Run/general Cyberpunk using the GameMaster set in pre-bomb Deadwood. At first the heroes think they've traveled back in time, but theres something a little bit off.
Just my suggestions and ideas. I hope you find them useful and feedback is always appreciated
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I've always been successful in Spaceballs: The HoE RPG: The Search For More Money.
Essentially, make as much lootage as possible while salvaging the steel shavings from wrecked machinery and fighting off the horrors that Man Was Not Meant To Know.
And, occasionally, save a few settlements. Typically by mistake.
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Azat N., 24, is a bachelor. Together with his brother, they have stayed in their homeland, whereas their parents went to Russia. Today Azat is a casino security guard in Bishkek. He has managed to achieve some results: he has equipped his house. Besides his basic job, the young man is earning money additionally by cattle breeding. He needs a loan in order to buy a calf. In future he is planning to increase his cattle stock.
Gulperi N., 20, is not married. She works in a company "Abdysh-ata", which produces bottles. Four years ago her parents had presented her with a calf. Since that time, she has been breeding cattle. The loan purpose is to buy one more calf for increasing stock.
Aziza K., 23, is not married. She earns her livelihood by working in a privately owned enterprise, which sells coffee. Last year she received money (5000 soms ) as a birthday gift from her parents. She bought a sheep and since that has been breeding cattle. Her brother has helped her to run her small business. Out of the proceeds she has managed to buy some household appliances. The loan purpose is to buy a calf. Aziza wants to increase cattle stock.
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Need a coach? Look to Ohio
Bob McClellan
It's not uncommon for boys to grow up dreaming of being astronauts or firemen.
In Ohio you can add football coach. And while parents may pay lip service to the aeronautical hopes of their boys, when a kid in the Buckeye State says he's going to be a football coach, you buy him a whistle and chalkboard and get out of the way.
Sixteen current Division I-A head football coaches are from Ohio. That's four more than second-place California. No other state has produced more than six current head coaches.
How do you explain such a phenomenon?
Mike Stoops, whose brother Bob is the head man at Oklahoma. "You can go all the way back to the Paul Brown years to see the grassroots of coaching in Ohio have always been pretty strong. There's a great foundation of coaches. There is great emphasis on high school football.
"Our area has thinned out some because of the steel mills, but it's just really good people that are humble and hard working. And I think that's what it takes to be a good coach."
"We have an early upbringing where football means so much," said Miami of Ohio's Shane Montgomery, who at 39 is the youngest of the 16 coaches from Ohio. "It gets in your blood."
Indeed, Ohioans bleed for their football. To a man the coaches who grew up there throw out words such as determination, discipline and work ethic to describe their feelings about the game and growing up around it.
They didn't have to look far for role models. If there were a Mt. Rushmore of football, surely it would be located in Ohio. And carved in it would be the faces of Brown, Woody Hayes, Ara Parseghian and Bo Schembechler. All are Buckeye natives, all coached at Miami of Ohio, and all fit well under the title of legend.
Brown and Hayes left indelible marks because they never left Ohio. Brown coached Ohio State to its first national championship in 1942. He was the inaugural coach of the Cleveland Browns, with the franchise named for him. Imagine the Chicago Ditkas, if you will.
Hayes spent 28 seasons as coach of the Buckeyes. His Ohio State teams went 205-68-10 and won four national championships and 13 Big Ten titles.
"When I was growing up it was the Buckeyes, the Browns and high school football," said longtime Northern Illinois coach Joe Novak, 61, who played and coached at Miami of Ohio. "A lot of people went to all three. That was their form of entertainment."
It was a great time to be entertained. Brown is called the "father of the modern offense." He brought such innovations to football as facemasks and "messenger guards" to relay plays from the sidelines. He even experimented with helmet radios decades before they became the norm.
Hayes was a taskmaster. He believed in discipline first and foremost, and he didn't pay lip service to the importance of academics.
"When I was growing up in Central Ohio my first memory of a college football coach is of Woody Hayes," Montgomery said. "He was this larger-than-life figure."
"Woody Hayes affected a lot of us," Toledo coach Tom Amstutz said. "One way or another I bet just about all of us have ties to Coach Hayes. Some of us worked for him, some of us went to clinics which he conducted.
"I can remember him blowing his whistle and yelling at coaches if they weren't in their seats. He brought an attitude and respect for the coaching position."
Five of the 16 coaches from Ohio are coaching in the state now - Amstutz, Montgomery, Jim Tressel at Ohio State, Mark Dantonio at Cincinnati and Frank Solich at Ohio. They're dipped in the state's football tradition. They recruit heavily in-state and know virtually ever nook and cranny.
"I really enjoy recruiting in the state of Ohio," Amstutz said. "Kids grow up wanting to reach that goal of playing college football in Ohio.
"I wanted to be on football scholarship, and I was interested in being a coach after that. I went right after those goals."
In addition to the influences of Brown and Hayes, many of the coaches mentioned their close relationships with their high school coaches. The Stoops brothers were coached by their father, Ron Sr., the longtime defensive coordinator at Youngstown Cardinal Mooney. Tressel's father, Lee, coached in the high school ranks at Ada, Massillon Washington (as did Brown) and Mentor (Novak's alma mater) before taking over at Division III Baldwin-Wallace where Jim later quarterbacked for him.
The Ohio coaching legacy perpetuates itself. Kids grow up playing for great coaches, men who influenced them in their formative years, and they gravitate back toward the profession.
"I started playing football in the second grade," Cincinnati's Dantonio said. "You basically grew up in an environment where you had three or four junior high programs that were feeders to the high school and they ran the same offense and the same defense as the high school. Football becomes a natural fit."
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Abstract: For the Lie group , let be the open orbit of Lagrangian planes of signature in the generalized flag variety of Lagrangian planes in . For a suitably chosen maximal compact subgroup of and a base point we have that the orbit of is a maximal compact subvariety of . We show that for the connected component containing in the space of translates of which lie in is biholomorphic to , where denotes with the opposite complex structure.
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Put the crew in compression suits instead of slacks and shirts for their uniforms. In case of a hull breach, they can just throw on gloves and a helmet and they're good to go. Same goes for away missions plus a nifty cowboy belt for their phaser. Uniforms would incorporate nifty stuff like smart materials to assist movement and regulate temperature, electronically tinted visor, HUD, and a tricorder in the gauntlet. Maybe a low-power forcefield like the life-support belts from TAS. Not enough to make them phaser-tanking Iron Man expy, but enough to protect against radiation and thermal hazards. This whole kit would reflect the precariousness of the crew's situation - they're out in deep waters on the strangest of tides, and they can't really afford to let their hair down too much. Something could go wrong at any minute.
The Enterprise is cramped, like a submarine, but clean and brightly lit, with design DNA that kind of makes it look like a high-tech version of a module from the ISS, looking more scientific than militaristic. Everyone has their own "sleeping cabin", but it's basically like one of those Japanese capsule hotels. Yes, even the captain's cabin. It's not cosy, strictly speaking, but would have a charm all its own.
Little things like that. It's mostly window dressing, from a storytelling standpoint, but anything that makes Trek try something new, in terms of futurism and general production design, is welcome in my book. ST09/STID isn't really that radical of a reinvention when you get down to it.
I think Wrath of Khan had that in a way. When Khan holed the ship, Engineering was pulling masks off the wall. Not good enough for space of coarse but it would be interesting if that was standard issue instead of just Engineering.
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Butler catches on to Vanderbilt D-line's habit of batting passes
Adam Butler impressed no one – himself included – with his hands when he failed to come up with an interception Saturday against Kentucky.
"One just slipped right through my hands," Vanderbilt's 6-foot-4, 305-pound defensive tackle said. "It was the end of the world. I thought I did [have an interception]. I didn't get it."
Truth be told, though, the redshirt freshman's job was done the instant he got a hand on the pass and kept it from getting past the line of scrimmage. It was one of two passes he deflected – his first two of the season – in the Commodores' 22-6 victory.
Jared Morse also batted down two and Barron Dixon got one, which meant defensive tackles accounted for five of Vanderbilt's seven passes defensed in that game.
"Whenever you get either negative yardage plays with sacks or you can get them off schedule – first-and-10 you bat a ball down, now it's second-and-10 – it causes problems," coach James Franklin said. "I didn't think we did a great job getting pressure early on. Then we started to bat some balls down, got [the quarterback] to hold on to the ball a little longer, got pressure and got to him a few plays."
Linemen now have accounted for 11 of the 46 pass breakups by the Commodores' defense through 10 games. Last year that group had 13 in 13 games.
Morse, a senior, leads the way with three. Butler and Dixon have two each and four others have one.
"I think it gets very frustrating [for the quarterback]," Butler said.
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^Yeah. I was going down a steep hill on my bike -- it was a Strawberry Shortcake bike -- and the chain broke. It was nasty. It was summer, so I was wearing just little shorts and a tank top, and had road rash all down one side. When I landed, I didn't even move. The handlebar just stuck in my stomach, but what I was finally pulled up it just slid out. At first I just lay at the bottom of the road. Fortunately, there was a couple driving down the road who saw the whole thing, and they picked me up and took me home.
I too have had a few bicycle calamities. One of them wasn't really "stupid", just an unfortunate accident: I was about 8 years old and flying down a hill in a bicycle race, when I turned to look behind me and see how far ahead I was. There was a recently repaired hole in the road just before a manhole cover that had become indented from cars driving over it. My front wheel went right through the same spot, hit the lip of the manhole edge, and I went flying like a catapulted rock, landing on the pavement head first. I was a bloody mess with a concussion. Yeah, this was before the days of mandated bicycle helmets. Hence, I always wear them now.
The one I'd consider "stupid" was when I was cycling with a friend and I tried to get close to him to draft. I was fine for a while until he started slowing and unexpectedly moved slightly to his right. His rear tire rubbed up against my front tire. Before I could even react, my bike suddenly fell over to the right sending me face first into the pavement (deja-vu). I still have two visible scars from the incident, across my chin dimple (a little like Harrison Ford...
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New member...We just bought my son his first vehicle, a 2003 Ram 1500 Quad Cab with Hemi engine and 113K miles...The truck is in spectacular condition for its age, and came with an excellent service history...We test drove it through neighborhoods, so never really got above 40MPH...Fortunately, we bought it from a dealer that offered a 60 day, unlimited mileage warranty...
Driving it home, I noticed a whine that seems to be coming from the rear end at speeds over 40MPH...It whines during cruise or mild acceleration, but stops when you lift your foot off the gas...I spent the better part of last night researching this, and it was an eye opener to see the issues with the 9.25 LSD in these trucks...Of course, I was up all night worrying about it...
I brought it to the dealer, and just spoke to the service writing a hour ago...He said they are "researching the issue, but it's likely normal for a vehicle of this age"...I don't believe there's anything normal about it, and furthermore, the whine will drive you nuts because the frequency cuts right through the stereo...I can't imagine an hour drive with that whine...
I'm guessing it's likely a pinion bearing, but of course I read about the dreaded clutch pack retainer clips as well...I don't believe the dealer has even taken the cover off the differential yet...I also have a 3 day period where I can give the truck back to the dealer, no questions asked, and that expires tomorrow...
What do you guys believe is the issue? I thought of making the dealer an offer; I'll pay for a Detroit DTT, if they install it and don't charge me for labor...I would imagine while the DTT is going in, a rebuild kit would also be in order (bearings, etc.)....
Any advice would be most appreciated, as I'm going to be out of runway soon...
You're spot on with your diagnosis. It IS one of those 2 things :-)
My $$$ would be on the pinion bearing, but there is no way to be sure until they open it up. If its the pinion bearing you're looking at about $500 to rebuild the rear etc if the ring and pinion are still in good shape.
If the whine is that pronounced then you are definitely correct about it not being normal. That sounds very shady for the service writer to tell you it was normal. That's BS!!
My guess would be the same. It's very likely one of those two issues. I'm not sure about the procedure for diagnosing a faulty pinion bearing but the clutch pack issue is easy enough to determine by simply pulling the cover. You will either find the clips still in place or swimming around in the diff fluid, possibly in pieces.
I think I would give them the option. Either diagnose it properly and to my standards or take it back. Sounds like a nice truck otherwise so I'm guessing you would rather not give it back but if you keep it as-is, be prepared to foot this bill yourself because it sounds like a certainty.
Thanks guys....
By the way, what's involved with rebuilding this particular differential? Is bearings and seals sufficient, or should the ring and pinion also be replaced? How about the LSD? Does it make sense to replace the seals and bearings and leave the factory LSD in place, or will the clutch pack retainer clips eventually break and take out the rear end?
I'm inclined to see if they'll rebuild the rear end, and throw in a DTT if I pay for the part...That would take care of things for many miles, right?
not normal, cant believe they said that.
Standard would be Pinion bearings, and inner carrier bearings and seals. Its VERY rare for rear wheel bearings to need to be replaced on these trucks. Its impossible to say whether the ring and pinion, pack, spider gears etc will need to be replaced. Only way to know is to visually inspect them etc.
If they cover the cost of the rebuild then I would go for it. DTT is a great option if theyll agree to install it during the rebuild. In the grand scheme of things a rear end rebuild isnt really that big of a deal.
Thanks everyone...It's pretty frustrating to hear them tell me its normal, and to add insult to injury, they said they called the nearby Dodge dealer who also told them it was normal I called the Dodge dealer near me who said it was absolutely not normal, so we have this back and forth banter going on
I went to give them the truck back this morning, and they said theyll send it down to the Dodge dealer and have the rear end taken care of, whatever it takes, so well see what happens from here I just hope the Dodge dealer doesnt stick to their original position that the whine is normal I asked that they have the Dodge tech call me to discuss the issue once they have the cover off
BULL SHIT. It is NOT normal, make them hold their end of the deal on the warranty and fix it.
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The senior attacker scores 1:18 into overtime as the Red Raiders finish the regular season 14-2 and earn the Monroe County Division I title. Fairport will most likely be the top seed when the Section 5 Class A pairings are announced this weekend.
Fairport senior attacker CT Bove will be the first to admit his game-winning goal in the Red Raiders 10-9 overtime victory over Pittsford on Thursday was far from perfect.
"It was kind a garbage goal," said Bove, who's first goal of game came 1:18 into the extra period.
Bove's goal came after a shot went off a Pittsford defender's stick, into his, and he found an open net. The Red Raiders can still take plenty of joy from Bove's less than perfect game-winner.
Fairport (14-2 overall, 5-0 division) locked up the Monroe County Division I title and most likely earned the Red Raiders top seed in the Section 5 Class A tournament when the pairings are announced this weekend.
"This was goal one, and now we have to move on to the next one," said Mike Torrelli, Fairport head coach. "IIt's not going to get easier, and if we are going to play in the finals we are going to have to be better than what we showed discipline wise."
The Red Raiders responded after a tough fourth quarter when the Panthers (13-3, 3-2) controlled possession and held them scoreless over the final 15:14 of regulation to force overtime. Trailing 9-7 to enter the fourth quarter Pittsford sophomore Brandon Barker started the rally with a goal 1:22 to cut the deficit to one.
The Panthers had chances but couldn't convert until Barker scored with 1:49 remaining to tie the game at nine. Steven Ricci won the overtime faceoff for Pittsford but Fairport goalie made a save on the Panthers first shot to keep the game tied.
"We expected to come in and do what we always do, which is play hard," Newkirk said. "We work harder than anyone else and we take pride that. We knew it was going to be a battle, a close game and a lot of fun."
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McAvoy led Fairport with four goals including three in the first quarter.
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BEFORE dealing directly with the problem of inflation control in Paraguay, brief attention may well be paid to the general economic pattern as it exists today. This can be done most effectively perhaps by pausing briefly to examine three statements that are sometimes made concerning this country, viz., that in all South America it is the poorest country, that it is the one most exclusively agricultural, and, finally, that it is least affected by the war.
Those who assert that Paraguay is the poorest country of South America do not give a bill of particulars, but their meaning is fairly clear. They are asserting that the average standard of living is lowest or that per capita productivity is the lowest for any country on the continent. In the absence of any reliable figures on these points either for Paraguay or for most of the other small Latin American countries, this generalization is not easily proved or disproved. Yet students and travelers are so generally agreed upon the poverty of the country that it can hardly be disputed. Without raising the question as to whether some Latin American country may not indeed be poorer, let us examine briefly why Paraguay is such a very poor country in the economic sense.
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Don't get Uwe Schneider wrong. The players the Upper St. Clair boys soccer coach lost from his team via graduation last year weren't easy to replace.
Joe Conlon, Wes Burdette, Ethan Dysert and Kevin Muck and the rest of last season's talented Panthers senior class are gone after having played in each of the past two WPIAL and PIAA Class AAA championship games.
They will be missed. But that doesn't mean that defending PIAA champion Upper St. Clair plans on being much worse for it during this coming season.
"We're going to go with pretty much the same formation, 4-3-3, as last year, and I think we were able to replace those guys that graduated and that were in the starting lineup," said Schneider, who is in his 12th season as the Panthers' coach. "I don't think our style will change very much — if at all. And we might even have more speed on the team than last year."
Depth was a strength of Upper St. Clair's last season. Just because players saw limited playing time doesn't mean they won't be solid contributors now that they aren't "blocked" at their position. Add some quality freshmen and two transfers who have fit in seamlessly, and these Panthers don't figure to fall very far from the ones that went 22-2-1, were the WPIAL runners-up and PIAA champions last year.
"The guys last year already got along really well, and they also quickly integrated all the young players and the two new players to the district," Schneider said. "With this group, it's always been about the team; we don't really focus on a couple players or so. We want to make sure everybody can play and everybody is incorporating into the system in everything we do. I think we feel good about our team in that regard."
The primary leadership mantle has been passed to senior midfielder Troye Kiernan, senior defender Sam Russell and junior midfielder Rob Mertz.
Senior Pat Miller makes for an experienced midfield lineup, juniors Hayden Bernhardt and Garrett Blake and senior Anthony Pezzone join Russell on a solid back-line corps, and junior Shane Sibley also figures to contribute.
Schneider projects that senior forward Joel Hart will have a productive offensive season — "He's really fast — and can finish with a great shot," Schneider said.
Speedy Joseph Bell is a newcomer who also likely will be on the scoresheet often. Senior Will Petley has been groomed as the replacement to Conlon as the Panthers' goalkeeper.
"I like what we have, and I think we'll have a pretty good year," Kiernan said. "We started with team camp about a month ago, and it's shown we've become very close together as a team, which goes a long way. We played South Park (undefeated in the regular season last year) the other day and moved the ball around really well."
For a program that's played in three of the past four WPIAL title games and has a WPIAL and PIAA championship over the past two seasons, expectations are always high.
But the Panthers refuse to look too far ahead.
"Ultimately, of course, you want to win a state championship," Kiernan said. "But there's a long road ahead. First, you work to get a section and then WPIAL and then, possibly, a state (championship).
"That'd be great, but we're just going to keep going hard, training everyday and take it one game at a time and not rush ourselves. If we just play soccer well and work hard, good things will happen."
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