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Mopar Rear Leaf Springs Suspension - Get Hooked UpWritten by on January 22, 2014 Contributors: Steve Baur Rear Suspension Tricks to Help Your Mopar Get Going
Classic Mopars were considered ahead of their time in many ways, thanks to superb engineering and a dedication by the Chrysler Corporation to building the best performance cars of the muscle car era. Compared to other manufacturers of the time, Chrysler excelled in areas like the power of their engines, and the durability of components like their four-speed and TorqueFlite transmissions, and the 8¾ and Dana 60 rear differentials. Another area that really set Chrysler apart, and enhanced the performance of Mopar vehicles, was the suspension. Up front, torsion bars not only provided straight tracking and a smooth ride, but also offered adjustable ride height and the ability to adjust the corner weights of the vehicle. In the rear, multi-leaf springs were used to support the vehicle, and along with a pinion-snubber, the Chrysler leaf spring suspension offered great handling, a nice ride, and the ability to really plant the rear tires during hard launches.
The leaf spring suspension is nothing new. In fact, leaf springs have been utilized for vehicle suspensions since cars and trucks were first produced. In fact, they're still used in many applications today. In some applications, such as straight axle or four-wheel drive vehicles, leaf springs were (and are) used in the front as well. For the purposes of this article, however, we'll concentrate on Mopar rear suspension, specifically the leaf springs and their associated components.
Mopar almost exclusively used leaf springs in the rear of their vehicles, unlike other manufacturers who used coil springs in their suspensions. The springs of any suspension, whether leaf, coil, or otherwise, serve the function of absorbing irregularities in the road as well as supporting the chassis of the vehicle. In addition to absorbing road irregularities and supporting the weight of the vehicle, leaf springs also serve to locate the rear differential housing both from side to side and front to rear. In terms of performance, leaf springs have some advantages over other types of springs, but there are also some downsides to leaf springs.
When used in a street car application, multi-leaf springs like those installed in Chrysler products offer a smooth ride, combined with good acceleration characteristics. The part of the leaf spring in front of the differential housing acts more like a locator, and the part of the spring behind the housing provides more of the spring function of the leaf spring. Under hard acceleration, the differential housing tries to rotate the opposite direction of the tires (pinion goes up), due to simple physics. From basic science class, we remember that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. In common suspension and racing terms, this anomaly is called axle wind up, or wrap up. The terms "axle wind up" and "axle wrap up" mean the same thing, and can be used interchangeably. "Spring wind up" is also a commonly used term to describe the same action, occurring when the front section of the spring distorts, allowing axle wrap up.
Knowing axle wind up is counter-productive to both the car's acceleration and the durability and performance of the leaf spring, Chrysler engineers came up with an easy fix by installing a part called a pinion-snubber. The pinion snubber bolts to the top of the differential in the area of the pinion yoke, and when the axle housing tries to "wrap up," the snubber engages the car's floor, and prevents the axle wrap up from occurring. Since the snubber tries to lift the car at this point, the rear differential is actually forced downward and improves rear traction. For this reason, we recommend that the pinion snubber never be removed from stock suspension, and in many cases either modifying the stock snubber or installing an aftermarket adjustable snubber can improve traction. Stock pinion-snubbers can be as much as 3-4 inches from the car's floorboard, allowing the axle to wrap up quite a bit before the snubber hits the floor. By moving the snubber closer to the floor, by shimming or modifying the stock snubber, or by installing an adjustable pinion-snubber, axle wrap up is reduced and traction is improved. In performance applications, we recommend adjusting the pinion snubber to be no more than an 11⁄2-inches from the floor for maximum traction, but if you regularly carry rear-seat passengers or a bunch of heavy items in your trunk, this may cause the snubber to engage the floor during normal driving. Of course leaf spring rate has something to do with this, and stiffer performance style (higher rate) springs will move less when the car is loaded, so the pinion snubber can be positioned closer to the car's floor.
Super Stock Springs
Even with a pinion snubber installed and adjusted properly, the forward section of leaf springs still have a tendency to wrap up in high-torque applications. This is why Chrysler installed heavier-rate springs on cars equipped with performance engines, and why these springs are biased to where the leaves focus more towards the front of the spring, in front of the differential housing. The best example of this is found in the Super Stock leaf springs, which were developed for the Hemi-powered A-Body Barracudas and Darts. Essentially, the front half of Super Stock leaf springs are supported (clamped) more than a typical leaf spring, so that it will reduce spring wind up.
While only available from the factory on the specialized Dart and Barracuda race cars, Mopar Performance offers Super Stock springs in a variety of spring rates, through their catalog, dealer network, or a variety of aftermarket suppliers such as Summit Racing Equipment. A downside of the Super Stock springs is that they are only made in the A-Body length. But, by installing front hangers with different dimensions, the Super Stock springs can be installed on B- and E-Body Mopars as well. AR Engineering specializes in front spring hangers and reinforcing brackets, and has hangers available to adapt the Super Stock leaf springs to all popular Mopar body styles.
With high torque and sticky tires, axle wind up (actually spring wind up) can still occur even with Super Stock leaf springs installed and a properly adjusted pinion-snubber. In this situation, the forward section of the leaf spring itself actually distorts, bending upward in an S-shape, allowing the axle to rotate. There is still another trick you can perform to help eliminate spring wind up of this type, and it involves installing clamps on the forward section of each leaf spring. By adding either bolted on clamps, or by wrapping red-hot mild steel around the leaves, just behind the leading edge of the lower leaf, distortion will be minimized and axle wrap up reduced significantly.
Pinion Angle
Pinion angle is also an important part of rear suspension setup, and the ideal pinion angle can vary from application to application. The idea here is to have enough positive angle (pinion angled toward ground when compared to the driveshaft), so that when the axle wraps up, the pinion gear and the driveshaft are at a neutral, or zero angle. In four-link cars, the necessary pinion angle can be as little as one or two degrees, in ladder bar cars, four to five degrees is a good starting point. For a leaf-spring application, we've seen as much as eight to ten degrees of pinion angle necessary for proper driveshaft alignment under power. The best advice here is trial and error, and for more reading regarding pinion angle and other aspects of rear suspension setup we recommend the book Doorslammers: The Chassis Book by Dave Morgan.
While factory Chrysler leaf spring rear suspensions work very well in both street and performance applications, modern technology has taken leaf spring rear suspensions a step further in recent years. Calvert Racing has upgraded suspension components in the form of their CalTracs traction bars that can be used with factory style multi-leaf rear springs, or with Calvert Racing's split mono-leaf leaf springs. The function of the CalTracs is essentially the same as the pinion snubber, to eliminate axle wind up, but the CalTracs do a much more efficient job. By using pivot assemblies at the forward spring hanger, and adjustable link bars between the forward hanger and the shock mount under the differential, axle wind up force is transferred to the top of the forward section of the leaf spring, preventing it from distorting.
We have used the CalTracs system both with stock springs and with the Calvert split mono-leaf springs, and found the CalTracs setup to be very effective. Installing CalTracs on our B3 project resulted in harder launches, higher wheel-stands, improved 60-foot times, and reduced elapsed times. To see a full installation of the CalTracs rear suspension on our '64 Dodge Nostalgia Super Stock project, check out the August 2013 issue of Mopar Muscle. The CalTracs system is simple to install, easy to adjust, and adaptable to applications from mild street cars to 7-second outlaw drag cars.
Other Considerations
A car's rear shocks, front suspension, and overall chassis stiffness, also greatly affects how the car will perform on the street and the track. 50/50 ratio rear shocks are the best all-around choice for the rear, and adjustable or double-adjustable rear shocks allow adjustments for differing track and road conditions. Most Mopars are nose heavy, and in straight-line applications such as drag racing, a Mopar will benefit from getting the front of the car up in the air, transferring the cars weight to the rear tires. Lighter rate torsion bars will allow easier front end travel, as will eliminating or disconnecting the front sway bar if so equipped.
The best way to enhance weight transfer is by installing 90/10 or adjustable race shocks (adjusted for easy extension and hard compression), in the front suspension. A 90/10 shock allows light force to extend the shock (only 10 percent of total force) and heavy force to compress the shock (90 percent of total force), allowing the front of the car to rise, and then stay there keeping more weight on the rear tires. We'll get more in depth with front suspensions in a future issue of Mopar Muscle.
Chassis stiffness is another consideration in the overall performance of your car, and items like subframe connectors, torque boxes, and a roll cage can affect your suspension in a positive way. The less a car flexes, the more the suspension can do what it's supposed to. Subframe connectors are available in bolt-in style, or can be welded in place. For the best stiffening, frame connectors from US Car Tool are form fitted and welded to the car's floor, creating a complete box frame section. In extreme applications a roll bar, or roll cage, will tie the chassis together offering overall stiffness to the suspension and safety to the driver.
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02 Axle wind up occurs when the tire grabs the road/track, and the differential housing rotates, forcing the pinion of the differential upward, toward the floor of the car. Chrysler had a good solution to this, installing a pinion-snubber on their passenger cars to reduce axle wind up. This stock pinion snubber bolts to the top of the differential, engaging the car's floor during axle wind up.03 To prevent excessive axle wind up, we recommend installing an adjustable pinion snubber such as this one, and adjusting it based on the application. A good starting point for racing applications is to have the snubber roughly 1- to 11⁄2-inch from the floor with high-rate leaf springs. If you have a passenger car with low-rated springs, 2- to 3-inches is a good starting point.04 Performance cars benefited from heavier rated leaf springs right from the factory (top spring), with the leaves biased towards the front half. These extra segments in the front half help prevent axle wind up, with the best example being Mopar's Super Stock leaf springs.05 Super Stock springs are available from Mopar Performance, but only with the A-Body front segment length. Fortunately, AR Engineering offers a variety of front spring hangers for Mopars, allowing Super Stock springs to be installed on any popular Mopar body style.06 A trick used by racers is to clamp the front spring segment at the leading edge of the lower leaf, helping prevent distortion of the spring ahead of the axle. This technique can also be applied to street cars, though it will result in slightly stiffer ride quality.07 Even better than a pinion snubber, Calvert Racing offers their CalTracs traction bar system, which really reduces axle wind up. This system bolts right onto the rear suspension, utilizing a pivot assembly to transfer the force of axle wind up to the top of the forward section of the leaf spring.08 Calvert Racing's split mono-leaf springs (bottom in this photo) work in conjunction with the CalTracs bars, for the ultimate in leaf spring suspension. This system is adaptable from street cars to seven second race cars, and simply bolts right in place of stock suspension. The CalTracs and mono-leaves are also legal for sanctioned stock and super stock drag racing.09a The top photo shows our B3 project car leaving the starting line with Super Stock leaf springs and a pinion snubber installed.
Pinion angle is the angle between the driveshaft and the pinion gear shaft of the differential. This measurement can be the difference between hooking up and spinning the tires.In a car with leaf springs, pinion angle can be easily changed by installing shims between the leaf spring and the mounting pad on the differential.10a There are other ways to improve the performance of your car's rear suspension, such as stiffening the chassis.10b Installing items like subframe connectors and torque boxes, help reduce overall flex in unibody cars, allowing the suspension to do its job more effectively.11 A roll cage can really stiffen a car's chassis, especially when installed correctly. Note how the X-bars of this cage are located directly on top of the shock mounting location, the main hoop attaches near the forward leaf spring hanger, and the diagonal bar attaches to the frame connector. Also, the forward bars and door bars tie the car together front to rear.12 The front suspension can greatly affect how the rear suspension works. Installing lighter rate torsion bars (Slant Six or small block bars), and 90/10 front shocks like these from Calvert Racing, will allow the front of the car to rise more easily, transferring weight to the rear tires.13 There's far more to leaf-spring rear suspension than we can cover in one article. For additional reading, we recommend the book Doorslammers by Dave Morgan. Why is our copy so ragged looking? Because we use it so often! Take our advice, at the track you'll see us leaving with the wheels in the air.

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The City of St. Louis, St. Louis College of Pharmacy and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Amdinistration are parterning for the initiative.
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Tuesday 4/23
McCormack House at Forest Park Southeast
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Wednesday 4/24
Monsanto Family YMCA
5555 Page, St. Louis, MO 63112
Thursday 4/25
Wohl Recreation Center
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Park Place Apartments
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Congrats!!! That's an awesome one!
I emailed Joe Hobbs and told him I'm sending those two and the two outside the two also. I think the mainly care about the root ???
Hey, I served my time waiting to draw ! Let them start applying. There will be bigger ones killed than that. There was a cowboy from Morro Bay there that drew the 2nd alternate ! I had the first alternate. He took a pic with his phone through his spotting scope and emailed it to me. We brought it up on my laptop. It was bigger than mine. He didn't get him opening day. I left the next day. He said he would email me if he shot one. He was going big or going home. He said had enough goat heads on the wall. I said me too but I bet not from Ca.. I think on last day I'd take a lesser buck than go home empty handed after driving total of 1500 miles and $$$ and waiting 10 plus yrs.. Heck, I did first day. LOL ! 8 tags and on Jr. tag. I met 4 of them including the Jr.. I heard one other hunter shot one opening day. The Jr. kid shot at and missed one he told me.
Congrats!!! That's an awesome one!
Holy crap that's a awesome buck! Dang congrats!
Spectacular prongs, great mass, regardless of score that is a goat with character!
Thats a pretty pronghorn! Congrats.
That's a dandy antelope! Length isn't everything!!! He's an old timer.
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This year's event promises all the favorites—family entertainment and the usual roast beef dinner at Haxtun Schools.
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Lower Quarter & Outer Wheel Housing Body Repairs - Glue-On Quarter-Panel TechWritten by on November 1, 2002 New Technology Puts Competent Body Repair In The Hands Of Beginners
If you live in the northern climes, you are familiar with the effects of salt-covered winter roads. Our Challenger had spent most of its existence in the northeast, and was in dire need of some fresh sheetmetal.
In typical fashion, the lower half of the rear quarters, where salt and water can accumulate, showed the worst rot, and we wanted to attack that before the problem grew worse. Fortunately, the aftermarket has begun to offer some interesting replacement parts for this purpose. To repair the outer wheel housings and lower quarters, we looked to The Paddock. And since we were concerned only with the lower half of the quarters, we had the perfect opportunity to try out Eastwood's PN 31102 No-Weld kit.
In recent years, many body shops have turned to adhesive technology in situations where welding is not mandatory. Lower quarters are one such area. Benefits include the elimination of tin corrosion at the panel joint, the prevention of heat warpage in the panels (a possibility when welding), and an improved safety factor (no sparks when working around fuel tanks).
The Eastwood kit contained most of the tools and enough adhesive material to do a 1x1 square-foot patch; we ordered 10 additional packages of adhesive so we would have more than enough for two 6-foot lower rear-quarters and the outer wheelhouses. Now follow along as Jeff Cox gets into the sticky business of panel replacement.
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Here's what the damage looked like once we had carefully cut off the OE quarter. This is where you want to practice cutting. Care needs to be taken so the new panel will overlap and adhere properly to the original sheetmetal.Here are the contents of Eastwood's #13302 No-Weld kit, with everything you need to install a patch panel without welding. The kit includes compression pliers for the 20 panel holders, dimpling pliers, a 1-inch panel flanger, and a caulking gun adapter for the supplied adhesive (which is enough for a typical lower quarter patch panel).We acquired our new lower quarter-panels from The Paddock. Although E-Body sheetmetal can test your wallet, if you've got the coin, fresh panels are the way to go.After measuring and marking the area, cut the old quarter-panel approximately 2 inches below the bodyline, then use the supplied flanging tool to add a lip for the new panel. With a careful hand, you can create a flush fit and eliminate the hassle of additional bodywork. Obviously, all the original paint must be stripped from sheetmetal contact areas to provide clean metal-to-metal contact.We trial-fit the new panel several times to make sure it fit, then carefully trimmed it to eliminate any material that did not perfectly fit our flanged area. Once we had it right, the backside and flanged areas were slightly roughed up to provide a suitable surface for glue adhesion.We used approximately a half-dozen Vise-Grips to line up the panel; then we drilled several holes for the panel holders. Once secure, we drilled holes at 1-inch increments for the pop rivets.The panel is then removed, and all the drilled holes finished with dimpling pliers. Dimpling provides a recess for the rivets so they fit flush.
Using the epoxy-style glue in a caulk gun, both the car's panel and the replacement receive a liberal glue application to all contact points. The adhesive eliminates corrosion problems at the joints. We used four to five #31087 Adhesive Packs on each side of the car.The rivet gun needs to come from your own tool box (or you can order one from Eastwood). As each rivet is installed, it pulls through the glue, which in turn enables the new panel to be pulled flush against the stock panel. The rivets essentially become welded in place. Not shown here is the lower section of the panel, which is held in place with about a dozen Vise-Grips and sheetmetal screws. Once the glue sets up (about 24 hours), the Vise-Grips and screws can be removed.Here are the Evercoat products (available from Eastwood) that we used to finish the panel installation and other bodywork. The Euro-Soft glazing putty is used to fill sanding marks and pinholes, but won't shrink like traditional Nitrostain. Metal-2-Metal body filler has finely blended aluminum particles, which make it non-porous, strong, and heat-resistant. The Z-Grip body filler is an easily sanded lightweight polyester product with additives to promote adhesion.


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October 01, 2011
It's become commonplace for shippers to "benchmark" truckload rates with the market either through a consultancy or by accessing one of several web sites with a listing of origin-destination (OD) pairs and a recent market price.
While this is a relatively quick process, and may give shippers a reference point for what you're paying, it falls well short of what you could do with real "optimization" using a modern, web-accessible transportation management system (TMS) and some smart negotiating.
In the quest to make rate reference tables simple in a TMS, the majority of shippers I've worked with often have simple mileage or "flat" line-haul rates for truckload. The only mathematical addition is the fuel surcharge calculation. While this makes loading and retrieving rates easy, it doesn't leverage the power of a modern TMS—nor does it help shippers to manipulate the many factors that make up the cost of truckload transport in order to save the carrier and the shipper some money.
The first group of costs, often reflected in carrier rate schedules, includes items such as: minimum charges; stop-off; detention; and load cancellation. These items are less dynamic and can be negotiated as standards for all loads in a contract period. Be advised that carriers do try to maintain a margin in these accessorial charges, so be sharp about learning the carrier's labor rates and operating ratio (profitability) so that a fair price is arrived at in advance.
A second group of costs are more dynamic. They assume that the TMS is interfacing with a sophisticated rate engine with capabilities to deal with transactions as unique events with one-time cost variables. If both the shipper and carrier systems are capable of dealing with unique transaction pricing then several dynamic pricing scenarios emerge.
First, we look at day-of-shipment "capacity sale" pricing.
Conversely, the shipper makes additional freight available in a reverse bid for rates on a given day for a given lane or set of lanes. To make this manageable, the two companies interact at the machine level, and offers and responses are made online via the web. The rate tables for both parties record a new agreed rate that is good for a limited time and for limited usage.
Second, an inbound backhaul is arranged and the Incoterms state that the supplier is covering the cargo through to the destination despite the fact that the receiver is arranging for and paying the carrier. If the load is covered for loss by the supplier, then the shipper should get a break for both the volume of backhaul and the reduction of liability for the carrier.
The third has to do with the problem of over coverage of cargo insurance. Too much insurance often results when a shipper insists on high levels of insurance for all loads when they have a percentage of low-value loads (e.g. return packaging). Often I hear that the shipper's TMS doesn't distinguish cargo insurance needs and coverage.
For more than one carrier the excess in premiums to shippers is a profit maker that they would rather not discuss. For the shipper, savings in this area can cover that new TMS you've been thinking about.
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Santa Barbara, CA (Sports Network) - Konner Veteto connected on the game-
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I'll say right about 365 with that much width. Surprised you haven't measured him yet!
What do you think he scores. Since I didnt attach a front view a will tell you he is 54 wide in between his 4ths 57 at the widest point on his main.
I'll say right about 365 with that much width. Surprised you haven't measured him yet!
I am guessing 350 gross. Super bull.
I will guess 384 gross!!!
I will say 355.
374 but who cares he is a trophy no matter what!!!
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Well its official he scores 383 and change SCI. I may never have a chance at such an awesome trophy ever again in my life and I am greafull that I was able to take him with my bow.
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This Sunday: Celebrate Irish Culture
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This year's feis honors National AOH President Brendan Moore, a proud member of AOH Division #3 in Rockland County. Moore, a retired high school English teacher, served as National Board Freedom For All Ireland Chairman for 14 years. He also served in that capacity for 18 years on the New York State Board and for 12 years on the Suffolk County Board. During that period, he raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for the support of the dependents of Irish Republican prisoners incarcerated in British jails, while also seeking to educate Americans regarding the broad range of injustices resulting from British occupation of the Six Counties. With the signing of the Good Friday Agreement and the release of most of the prisoners, Moore's fundraising efforts were directed toward counseling and vocational training programs to assist ex-prisoners, as well as justice initiatives in the north of Ireland. In 2002 and again in 2004, AOH convention delegates elected him to the post of National Director. In 2006 he was elected AOH National Treasurer, National Vice President in 2008, and was elected AOH National President in 2012.
Among his many initiatives, he started the AOH's "Storm Relief Program" whereby, in partnering with the LAOH, Hibernian-to-Hibernian financial assistance was provided in many areas devastated by Superstorm Sandy. Commenting on the success of this effort, Moore stated: "This has been Hibernianism at its best. Together, we have been a source of hope for those who felt there was no hope!"
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The Ancient Order of Hibernians, founded in New York in 1836, now has more than 80,000 members in 46 States, Canada and Ireland. It was founded to protect the Roman Catholic clergy and the Church itself from attack. With roots deep in Irish history, it has grown to become the largest and most influential Irish Catholic men's organization in the world. For more information on the Nassau County Hibernians, visit www.nassauaoh.com or the New York State Hibernian website at www.nysaoh.com.
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NJ police: Reality stars' lawyer isn't an attorney
Published: Wednesday, September 11, 2013 at 3:32 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, September 11, 2013 at 3:32 p.m.
Authorities say a man who told police that he was an attorney for two cast members of the "Real Housewives of New Jersey" falsely represented himself as a lawyer.
The Record reported that 53-year-old Mark McGuire, of Franklin Lakes, was arrested last week and charged with unauthorized practice of law.
Authorities say McGuire spent more than 45 minutes with Jacqueline and Christopher Laurita as they were interviewed by police after a March altercation in Ridgewood. Detectives later discovered McGuire had falsely represented himself.
McGuire was released. A telephone number for him could not be located Wednesday.
The Lauritas are due in court Sept. 26 in the assault case. The man who says he was assaulted by them is due in court the same day on related charges.
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I wanted Phil Taylor in the draft so naturally I'd still want him. My only two question would be why the Browns would give up on a productive 25yr old kid unless they are worried about that ankle and is Taylor and Vince enough to generate pressure up the middle? The one thing about Taylor was he was a better gap plugger then a pocket pusher. Mallett for Taylor though I would take in a heart beat, toss in their 3rd and that turns into Sanders and Taylor for Mallett, now that's a deal
Trading him for a potential franchise QB is not giving up on him. It's getting value, trading an asset for another one. Giving up would be dumping him for nothing.


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How was your day today? Was it a good day? No? Well, look at it this way: At least a 3,000-pound amphibious monster from a portal beneath the sea didn't attack Coastal Georgia today. That's a positive thing. Monster attacks are at the heart of the new summer sci-fi/action picture, "Pacific Rim." To start the review right, we have to begin with a little vocabulary lesson. In Guillermo Del Toro's epic film, there are two key terms. The first is Kaiju, which is Japanese for monster and describes strange, gigantic creatures not unlike Godzilla that ...
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|All-Stars prepare for state baseball
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Four players from Holyoke's Babe Ruth baseball team have been selected to compete on the Border League All-Star team at the state tournament in Burlington July 19-23.
Representing Holyoke on the 13-15-year-old team are Gunnar Kroeger, Brenden Kage, Brendan Mayden and Taylor Mayden.
Also on the team are Tyler Woodhams, Chance Dunker, Trey Walter and Cole McKinley of Sedgwick County; Bryce Bivins, Darian Wilkening and Kaleb Anderson of Haxtun; and Maverick Widdowson of Chappell, Neb.
Coaches for the team are Sherman Kage and Matt Zilla of Holyoke.
"We got a pretty awesome team," Kage said. "It's pretty phenomenal the group of kids we have."
A few scrimmages have been scheduled to help the players come together as a team.
Without a single practice, the team picked up a pair of wins against Akron Wednesday, June 26. The Border League All-Stars topped Akron 16-3 in the first match and 12-2 in the second game.
Doubleheaders have also been planned for Tuesday, July 2 in Wray, Monday, July 8 in Akron and Wednesday, July 10 at home against Wray.
A small tournament is also in the works for Sunday, July 7 in Brush that would include the Border League All-Star team, Brush, Akron and Bennett/Strasburg.
In order to advance to the regional tournament in Boonville, Mo. Aug. 1-6, the All-Star team would have to earn a first-place finish at the state tournament. Winning the regional tournament would qualify the team for the national tournament in Loudoun County, Va. Aug. 15-22.
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It's 96 degrees at three in the afternoon, and I'm pounding wooden stakes into a bed of peas, struggling to drive them deep into the hardpan soil.
As the sweat streams down my back, I remember an old joke about an economist who refused to pick up a $20 bill she found on the sidewalk. The reason? According to economic theory, if the bill were real, someone would have picked it up already.
The joke is meant to illustrate the fact that in business, there's no such thing as a free lunch. And in competitive markets, opportunities are often snatched up just as soon as they appear.
Which makes me wonder: What if a commercial vegetable farm at an elevation of 6,200 feet is like that mirage of a $20 bill? If such an enterprise were profitable, after all, wouldn't it already exist? Will our foray into high alpine agriculture, on river bottom land on the outskirts of Carbondale, ultimately prove to be a fool's errand?
Certainly, we won't make a free lunch of peas alone - the succulent spring treats are notoriously unprofitable, requiring as they do so much maintenance and picking time, and yielding relatively few salable pounds.
But we are a market farm, required to present a weekly cornucopia at our Sunday stand in Basalt, where customers seem to think that freshness and variety trump quantity every time. We must lose money on some items to earn it on others, and so we slave over peas.
I take comfort in the fact that farms have existed here before: In the late 1800s, Thomas McClure established a homestead on this site and began cultivating the potatoes that had been so popular in his native Ireland.
Over the years, he developed the McClure potato, a red and pockmarked tuber known for its superior flavor that soon became a commercial success. By the 1930s, according to the food heritage group, Slow Food Roaring Fork, more than 400 train cars full of potatoes left Carbondale each year, destined for urban markets.
The harsh climate and mountainous topography of Colorado's mountain west would ultimately keep much of the region from becoming a center for large-scale agriculture, and today farms like ours do more to increase the resiliency and variety of our local food scene than to stock the grocery store shelves.
Magpies and flea beetles browse freely on the salad bar we've planted. As a certified organic operation, we're precluded from using many pesticides. Squirrels slip easily through the oversized holes in our recently erected deer fence, and marmots totter contentedly around its perimeter, awaiting the free meal they'll enjoy when we've left for the day.
Yet, as I finish trellising the unprofitable peas, I recall the joke about the economist and the $20 bill is often told to illuminate the holes in economic theory. Unexploited business opportunities, like lost $20 bills, sometimes do materialize. And most people look for more than money as they walk down the street.
Farming has long been a vocation whose fringe benefits outweigh its financial rewards. The view to the south from our "office" among the garden beds is the looming ridge of Basalt Mountain, and at least for now, a pristine creek flows past along the fence.
At day's end, we eat what we produce, which is more than you can do with the email correspondence that is the sole product of many modern jobs.
We remain almost comically dependent on the increasingly volatile whims of the climate. Last year was too wet, this one far too dry. But the best answer to volatility is diversity, and whether the economists would agree or not, that's reason enough to bring a bit of our food production closer to home.
Nelson Harvey is an employee of RoarinGardens, a market garden and geothermal greenhouse on the outskirts of Carbondale. He's also a regular contributor to The Citizen Telegram and the Glenwood Springs Post Independent.


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Runoff of pollutants from city streets and highways is the greatest potential threat to drinking water between New Castle and Parachute, according to a new report.
The Source Water Protection Plan, an inventory of drinking water resources for several towns along the Interstate 70 corridor, also identifies other activities that could contaminate drinking water, including natural gas drilling, fires, pesticide use, landfills and others, but it does not highlight existing water pollution problems.
"We just want to make people aware that they have the potential to contaminate our source water," said Mark King, public works director for the town of Parachute. "The whole point is just to educate people of the hazards. The oil field, the railroad, they carry all kinds of [pollutants]."
King worked on the report, along with a coalition of public works officials from Rifle, Silt and New Castle. The effort was funded by a grant from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment to meet a federal Clean Water Act requirement of every state to have plans in place to protect water sources.
In Rifle, according to the report, the largest potential water pollution threats, aside from road runoff, are gas operations, gas pipelines, and spills or runoff from train travel through the area.
In Silt, issues of concern include gas drilling and railroads. Those threats are also present in Parachute, according to the report, where other potential threats include leaking septic tanks at private homes and uncertainty about how water migrates into Revelle Springs, a drinking water source.
The report authors recommend that Parachute fund a formal study to pinpoint the sources of groundwater seeping into the springs, to ensure those areas are protected.
Despite widespread concern over the potential effects of gas drilling on water supplies, report authors claim the largest potential threats to drinking water from the gas industry could stem from operations other than drilling, including soil erosion off of roads and well pads and spills of drilling fluid or water used in the drilling process.
To better protect water quality, the report contains only recommendations, rather than new regulations or policy suggestions.
Those include distributing copies of the report and cards with emergency contact information to gas companies for use in the event of a spill, and researching the long-term effect of magnesium chloride, a compound used to melt ice on roadways, on local water supplies.
And since fire poses a major contamination risk to water supplies by increasing erosion and destroying features that absorb water, the authors also recommend that local officials collaborate with firefighters to include water supplies on maps of high risk fire areas.
Dick Deussen, utility director for the city of Rifle, said he doesn't expect any new regulations in Rifle as a result of the report.
"We are pretty well covered with our storm water permits, and we have a device up Beaver Creek that detects gas spills," he said.
Deussen noted that the new report had already been distributed to members of the City Council and posted on the city website, and copies would also be given to gas companies operating in the county.
In Parachute, King said his staff was planning to use the report to spark discussions with landowners living above the springs where the town pumps much of its drinking water.
"We're going to go hand out fliers to them," he said. "Where they're living, it's important."


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Denver 32, Oakland 7
The Broncos have already clinched the AFC West, but there is a bigger fish still out there - a first-round bye. Look for Denver to get up big early and rest some of its starters.
Chicago 27, Minnesota 14
The Bears seriously let one slip away last week and now have to go into the Metrodome which is a tough place to win regardless of circumstance. If it wants to be considered a legit contender, Chicago must lay the smack down.
Washington 24, Baltimore 21
The Ravens limp in off a big loss and the Redskins have the NFC East title in their sights. It all depends on which Baltimore team shows up - the one that gives the ball to Ray Rice, or the one that tries to make people believe Joe Flacco is an elite QB.
Kansas City 14, Cleveland 9
Pretty impressive what the Chiefs were able to do last week during unthinkably trying times. Do they have enough left in the tank emotionally to make it two in a row?
Pittsburgh 26, San Diego 10
The Chargers are 0-14 in Pittsburgh during the regular season and that doesn't appear ready to change. The Steelers got their heartbeat back against the Ravens and won't let this opportunity slip through their fingers.
Tennessee 20, Indianapolis 19
Andrew Luck has turned the ball over at an alarming rate this season, but somehow the Colts are staying right in the thick of the wild card race. You expect a young team to have hiccups along the way.
Green Bay 23, Detroit 17
The Packers have a split personality - good at home (5-1) and poor on the road (3-3). This one is at Lambeau and the Lions are on the short list of most disappointing teams this season.
Jacksonville 6, N.Y. Jets 3
The Jets refusing to play Tim Tebow is ridiculous. You're telling me Greg McElroy, who let out team secrets last season, gives you the better chance to win? You reap what you sew in this world.
Atlanta 35, Carolina 16
At the beginning of the season, the experts had us believing this matchup would have playoff implications. It does for the Falcons, but the Panthers have been out of it from the start.
Tampa Bay 21, Philadelphia 13
The Eagles have gone with a youth movement, and in the process have decided Andy Reid will be gone following the season. That's OK because there haven't been many more overrated coaches in this league.
St. Louis 7, Buffalo 6
How about the Rams? The own a tie and a victory against those big, bad 49ers. I think it's about time we begin to consider that Jeff Fisher just may be the NFL Coach of the Year.
Dallas 17, Cincinnati 14
Asking Dallas to do you a favor is a lot like relying on the Browns - good luck. But maybe, just maybe the Cowboys have begun to turn a little bit of a corner.
San Francisco 28, Miami 21
These Harbaugh guys seem to think they invented the game of football and can do no wrong. Well, Jim, you've done a nice job of turning this franchise on its ear with stupid decisions.
Seattle 41, Arizona 18
It's fairly safe to say the Ken Whisenhunt experiment has about run its course in Arizona. The offense has been absolutely dreadful since Kurt Warner retired. Speaking of Coach of the Year, hello there, Pete Carroll.
N.Y. Giants 25, New Orleans 24
This is usually the time of year when the Giants turn it up. This time though, they are going in the wrong direction. At two games under .500, you can just about bury the Saints' playoff hopes.
New England 30, Houston 20
What a clash this should be. If the Texans can pull out a victory they would all but ensure themselves of home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. Not so fast, my friend.
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