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WELLSBURG - Wednesday's battle between Big Red and Brooke featured a little bit of everything - scoring bursts, comebacks, a 3-point barrage, several nifty blocks, a breakaway slam, and a whole lot of Tajuan Lawson.
The Steubenville senior guard scored 14 points, dished out seven assists and recorded four steals as Mike Haney's club (6-2) earned a 65-63 victory against the Bruins (5-3).
"That was a very good win for us against a really solid, well-coached team," Haney said. "They were down in Florida, they are playing hot and it's good to beat them over here."
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Brooke's Austin Schambach dribbles as Steubenville's John Linn (5) defends.
Once the game got rolling, the visitors sprinted to an early lead.
Thanks to their defensive pressure and sharp shooting from behind the arc, Big Red was able to outscore the Bruins 20-14 during the initial eight minutes. Of Steubenville's eight fields, four came from downtown. Lawson and Periogn West both knocked a pair of 3-pointers.
West's second trifecta put the Red ahead by nine (15-6). Dave Reitter's club, however, reeled off six straight (Hunter Wallace getting four) to pull within three. A Lawson 3 combined with Glenn Purdue's basket in the paint increased the advantage to six.
Brooke opened the second frame with a 7-0 scoring burst (Wallace getting four and Eric Johnson swishing a 3-pointer) to grab a 21-20 lead. Lawson then keyed a Big Red rally, which saw the visitors reel off 12 in a row.
He started by scoring off a nifty drive to the basket. He then swiped the inbounds pass and kissed one off glass. Following a Brooke turnover, Lawson assisted on an Adam Sterling 3-pointer. West followed with his third 3-pointer and. John Linn gave Big Red a 38-25 halftime advantage when he drained a 3-pointer off yet another Lawson dish.
In the first half, Big Red was 15 of 29 from the floor and a red-hot 7 of 10 from behind the arc.
Reitter's club came out smoking to start the third quarter. Russell Schwertfeger got the Bruins going when he drove uncontested down the lane for a pair. Wallace scored four in a row, his first hoop coming off a feed from Eric Johnson. Austin Schambach tickled the twine from behind the arc and Wallace followed with a deuce.
The 11-0 run sliced the gap to just two (38-36).
Big Red recovered on Chris Smith's conventional three-point play. Johnson tied it at 41 on a 3-pointer. Four straight points by hard-working Jesse Gambellin put Brooke on top 47-46. That set the stage for Mylik Young's slam. He went coast to coast after recording a steal. Brooke went back on top 50-48 following a Schwertfeger free throw and another Wallace basket. Brandon Herring-Hill's 3 gave the visitors a 51-50 lead heading into the final eight minutes.
"We were up at half by 13 and we talked to them about how important the first three minutes of the second half would be," Haney added. "We told them someone is going to get that run. We tried to hold them off but they cut the lead down within the first two minutes. Then we responded with a little run of our own."
The Bruins took a three-point lead early in the final frame on hoops by Ryan Heaton and Wallace. West knotted the score at 58, draining yet another three following yet another Lawson assist.
Baskets by Young and Linn put Big Red up 65-59 late in the fourth. The Bruins, however, wouldn't quit. Johnson canned a 3-pointer and Wallace nailed one from the line. Brooke rebounded a missed Big Red free throw with just a little more than 18 seconds to go.
The Bruins were able to get a good look but Big Red's Young went up and swatted away what could have been the game-tying shot.
Lawson paced the winners in scoring with 14 (he also had five rebounds). West finished with 12, Linn 11 and Sterling nine. The winners were 26 of 56 from the floor (they had 10 3-pointers) and collected 29 rebounds (Young grabbed seven).
"He was all over the floor," Haney said of Lawson's performance. "He scored, got rebounds, steals and made some nice passes. He did a good job defensively and was able to push the ball up the court. He's a senior and we expect that from our seniors. We expect them to be our leaders."
Wallace took game scoring honors with 23. Johnson added 13 and Gambellin 12, to go along with his four blocks. Brooke knocked down 25 of 53 field goal tries (four came from behind the arc) and grabbed 30 missed shots. Wallace and Schwertfeger each had six.


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PuckHave we a plan for who's riding with who this time round? Is the plan to camp at the state park Friday night as we did last year?Matt
I can't leave town till after work on Friday. Need to talk about how I meet up with the group, when and where.ScottB
I will need a ride!I have kept my Friday schedule relatively free so let me know what time you plan on being at the visitors center and I will meet you there.CheersMatt
Wish I could make this one but I just got back from NASCARolina seeing my brother and family. Need to get to work on moving one daughter out and then moving the other one in!!!! Won't be able to fish until sometime in October. Hopefully I will get to attend the Redfish Rodeo. Anybody need a roof!
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Height: 5-10 Weight: 188 lbs.
Born: April 7, 1953 in Jackson, MS
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Consolidated Subcommittee and Working Group 1997 Report
Geodetic Control SubcommitteeThe Federal Geodetic Control Subcommittee (FGCS) of the Federal Geographic Data Committee exercises government-wide leadership in coordinating the planning and execution of geodetic surveys, in developing standards and specifications for these surveys, and in the exchange of geodetic survey data and technical information. FGCS coordinates Federal agencies' aspects of surveying that are governmental responsibilities. These responsibilities include standards setting, testing new geodetic instrumentation and operational systems, coordination of user agency requirements, and dissemination of government data to user agencies.
The FGCS acts to ensure that the Global Positioning System (GPS) will continue to meet the positioning needs of the Federal civilian community and works to strengthen the ties between the GPS positioning and navigation communities. This responsibility will be implemented through its role as GPS Interagency Advisory Council (GIAC) to the Department of Transportation PosNav Executive Committee.NSDI Strategic Goal 1
Increase the awareness and understanding of the vision and concepts of NSDI through outreach and education
Geodetic Control SubcommitteeObjective: Identify and address issues relating to long term planning of Position/Velocity/Timing (PVT) systems
Outcomes: A compilation of future PVT requirements of GIAC member agencies and private sector constituents represented by GIAC.
Date: May 9, 1997
Responsible Party: FGCS/GIAC, NOAA
Outcomes: Three ION facilitated working groups were formed with GIAC participation to investigate topics associated with GPS modernization. Defined how GIAC user GPS accuracy requirements could be met with three levels of positional accuracy.
Responsible Party: FGCS/GIAC, NOAA, co-sponsor: ION
Action: Five GPS-Derived Orthometric Height Workshops given.
Action: Continuously Operating Reference Stations (CORS) Workshop, Houston, TX.
Responsible Party: FGCS Methodology Working Group, NOAA, Co-sponsor: ACSM.
Action: Field Procedures Required to Meet Survey Standards and Specifications Workshop, Largo, MD.
Action: Four Development, Implementation and Future of the National Spatial Reference System Workshops.
Action: Three State Plane Coordinate and Datum Transformation Workshops. Responsible Party: FGCS Methodology Working Group, NOAA, Co-sponsors: ACSM, Fresno State University, Texas Society of Professional Surveyors.
Outcomes: Work was accomplished on the web site to allow this set of data to be posted onto the FGCS Instrument Work Group (IWG) area of the FGCS web pages. NovAtel has introduced many new antenna types into the GPS world. Although the newest antenna from NovAtel was not available for the test, it was sent soon after. Testing of the antenna was accomplished at the NGS Corbin, Virginia, facility. This data was also posted to the web. Results were good and it is anticipated that the NovAtel test was successful. A preliminary letter of acceptance will be drafted pending review of recently received data from NovAtel.
Date: June 15-20, 1997
Responsible Party: FGCS/Instrument Working group, DOT, USGS, and NOAA
Action: Completed testing of two Ashtech surveying systems: the GPS based Ashtech Z-Surveyor, and the GPS and GLONASS based Ashtech GG-Surveyor.
Action: Performed preliminary testing of the Zeiss digital bar code level DiNi 10.
Action: Provided Internet access for test data and existing reports.
Action: Opened GPS test course to manufacturers.
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Use community-based approaches to develop and maintain common collections of geospatial data for sound decision-making
Geodetic Control SubcommitteeObjective: Monitor compatibility of Federal fixed reference stations with NAD 83 and their relationship to the development of a single Continuously Operating Reference Station (CORS) system to meet the requirements of Federal GPS post-processing procedures. Ongoing.
Responsible Party: FGCS Fixed Reference Stations Work Group, NOAA
Responsible Party: FGCS Methodology Working Group, NOAA
Action: Develop "Geospatial Positioning Accuracy Standard". The comment period is over. Any further action is dependent upon decision by the FGDC Standards Working Group resulting form their review of the comments.
Responsible Party: FGCS Vertical Reference Systems Work Group, NOAA
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The transmission speed of optical waveguides is superior to microwave waveguides, because optical devices have a much higher operating frequency than microwaves, enabling a far higher bandwidth.
This model is an example of a single step-index waveguide made of silica glass. The inner core is made of pure silica glass with refractive index n1 = 1.4457 and the cladding is doped, with a refractive index of n2 = 1.4378. These values are valid for free-space wavelengths of 1.55 micrometers. The radius of the cladding is chosen to be large enough so that the field of confined modes is zero at the exterior boundaries.


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Elkhart County leaders have few options in countering property tax cap losses
Don't expect a new local income tax to help offset the reduced property tax funding entering the coffers of local cities and towns, Elkhart County and other governmental units.
That topic has been discussed previously as local governmental units wrestle with reduced property tax revenue brought on by tax caps. "But every time we've talked about it, we've said no," said Elkhart County Council President John Letherman.
Goshen Mayor Allan Kauffman, for one, expressed a measure of support for a new income tax, but he's not holding out hope. The county council would be the body responsible for implementing a new tax.
"We're in favor of that but the probability that the county is going to do that isn't great," Kauffman said.
Currently, the collective income tax rate in Elkhart County totals 1.5 percent, with the revenue generated shared among Elkhart County government, the cities and towns here and other taxing units.
As reported in The Elkhart Truth earlier this week, property tax funding going to 25 of the 37 taxing units in Elkhart County fell between 2010 and 2012, confirming what local officials have been fretting about in recent years. At the same time losses due to property tax caps — funds property owners were able to keep in their pockets — increased in 34 of the 37 units, with more losses anticipated this year.
It's been a standing issue, ever since the Indiana legislature implemented tax caps in 2008, meant to provide tax relief to property owners and force local units of government to trim spending. And it's got Elkhart, Goshen and Elkhart County leaders worried, along with their counterparts in the Elkhart, Goshen and Concord school systems, also reliant on property tax funding.
Most officials agree some trimming was in order, but they worry more cuts on top of those already made will be necessary with continued dips in property tax revenue, stressing their ability to operate. Road maintenance will suffer, repairs at schools will have to be put off, vital services will be scaled back, jobs will be eliminated.
Despite it all, Letherman isn't too worried just yet. Elkhart County has tapped unused reserves to help offset declining property tax revenue.
"We shouldn't look at this as we're going broke, because we're not," Letherman said.
Still, reserves can only go so far and Kauffman ruefully notes that implementing a trash-collection fee instead of using property tax funds to cover trash-collection costs would go a long way in helping the city. Goshen and Elkhart officials last year discussed implementing trash fees to offset property tax losses, but both cities eventually nixed the idea.
"That trash fee would basically replace the extra loss we weren't anticipating this year," Kauffman said. Goshen is expected to lose $3.75 million to tax caps this year, according to an estimate from accounting firm Umbaugh & Associates, up from $2.67 million last year.
The growing circuit breaker losses stem in part from the declining net assessed valuation of Elkhart County property, a collective $6.85 billion for 2013 compared to $7.05 billion for 2012, according to Umbaugh. Property tax calculations are based on a property's assessed valuation and if that value falls, the property tax funding that can be squeezed from the real estate goes down too.
With Umbaugh expecting the county's overall assessed valuation to keep falling through at least 2015, revenue from property taxes will likely keep dipping. And even if assessed valuations — measures of a property's worth — reverse course, Kauffman estimates it could take perhaps 10 years to get back to pre-recession levels, suggesting continued budget scrambling in years to come.
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Special European Report: A new direction in European Distribution
September 10, 2010
Why should U.S. companies focus on their distribution networks in Europe?
Yet the European Union (EU) remains a $16 trillion economy, the world's largest. Many U.S. companies are seeking to further diversify their business globally, hedging bets and searching for new geographies. American exports to the EU are up 3.5 percent, in nominal dollar terms, this year (January-April) over 2009.
Meanwhile, despite a reversal in the past few months, the U.S. dollar is still down by 27 percent versus the euro since ATMs across Europe first started dispensing the new currency in January 2002. And Europeans remain among the wealthiest consumers in the world—six countries in Europe currently have higher nominal GDP per capita levels than the United States.
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I absolutely love this movie. It's on TNT right now. Anyone else seen it?
Ahh yes, I love the old WW2 movies. This one is almost too graphic though. And Private Ryan is from Iowa.
OSU 2011 Game Thread
Yes. im watching it right now also!
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
This is one of the movies that always makes me ball...I'm not afraid to say it.
Great movie! The opening scene on the beach is awesome, pretty dang graphic too.
When Prepared, Fear No One.
the opening 30-35 minutes of that movie is about as good as it gets for telling a story as real as a movie can IMO
The opening 15 minutes, really shows the sacrifice that was made. I had a hard time watching it at the theater when it came out. Freedom's we enjoy really has it's price.
My friend warned me before I watched it last year about how graphic the first 15-20 minutes were. The part that really made me gag was when the sniper shot Vin Diesel(don't know his character's name). His leg was messed up!
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Anyone else seen it?
Never seen it
They certainly made an effort to capture the hell that was that beach head. I've never been in combat so I don't know how well they captured the details but it certainly leaves an impression
Oh we will fight, fight, fight for Iowa State,
and may her colors ever fly!!!
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Gonna have to turn over to the SS for now. Dang it.
Get's me excited for my trip that I have planned to France for October. Plan on staying 3 days around Normandy seeing all the sites.
The adult version - Saving Ryans Privates is not bad eigther.
Originally Posted by I8Melons
The adult version - Saving Ryans Privates is not bad eigther.
All things flow according to the whims of the great magnet.
"You know, that might be the answer - to act boastfully about something we ought to be ashamed of. That's a trick that never seems to fail."
Great movie. Wish I had cable.
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Gonna have to turn over to the SS for now. Dang it.
Should you really mention the SS in a pro-American WWII discussion?
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It's that time of year again! March Madness is sweeping the country, which means rivalries are heating up and fans are reaching new decibel levels. To celebrate this charged period of competition, why not lace up your sneakers and hit the court yourself?
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Kate Moss is reportedly buying a $12.5-million-dollar home in London's affluent Highgate neighborhood. What's so special about this particular place, other than its ridiculous price tag? It was once owned by physician James Gillman, a friend of Romantic poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge; in fact, Coleridge himself ended up crashing at this address with Gillman for seventeen years. In honor of Kate's literary new abode, we bring you this special, special gallery.
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Southwest Airlines bounces back from Boeing incident
April 07, 2011
The abrupt withdrawal of Boeing 737 aircraft from Southwest Airlines' fleet had little impact on shippers, said an industry leader.
"Only about 100 planes were grounded," said Brandon Fried, executive director of the Air Forwarders Assocation. "We get that many aircraft pulled just when a major weather event occurs."
Meanwhile, Southwest said today that it has completed all aircraft inspections in accordance with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Airworthiness Directive (AD) that was released on Tuesday, April 5. The airline began operating a normal schedule Tuesday morning and does not anticipate the directive impacting the schedule moving forward.
"Now that our inspections are complete and the FAA has issued an AD for the rest of the world-wide 737 fleet, our focus shifts to completing the repairs and getting the aircraft back into service," said Mike Van de Ven, Southwest's Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. "Our event, though obviously not what we would want to happen, is ultimately working to improve the effectiveness of 737 inspections and maintenance programs world-wide."
During the airline's inspections of aircraft this week, minor subsurface cracking was found on five Southwest aircraft which will remain out of service until Boeing's recommended repairs are complete. As of today, Boeing has provided repair instructions for all five of the impacted aircraft, which includes the removal and replacement of an 18-inch section of the lap joint. Southwest's Maintenance and Engineering Department has begun the repair process, with each repair taking 8 to 16 hours to complete.
Matt Buckley, Southwest Airlines' senior director of cargo and charters, told LM that any disruption in service was "minor."
The airline anticipates returning four of the five aircraft back into service by Saturday (pending the appropriate FAA approvals), with one aircraft remaining in previously scheduled maintenance. The incident aircraft has been released by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) but the airline does not have a repair update at this time.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio man who confessed in an online video to causing a fatal wrong-way crash after a night of heavy drinking has pleaded guilty to aggravated vehicular homicide.
Matthew Cordle, 22, of Powell also pleaded guilty Wednesday morning to operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol.
Attorneys for Cordle said he wanted to plead guilty to make good on his pledge to accept responsibility for the June 22 crash.
In a video posted two weeks ago, Cordle admitted he killed a man and says he "made a mistake" when he decided to drive.
Cordle faces up to 8 1/2 years in prison.
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Oklahoma football: Quarterback Drew Allen looking at possibility of transferring
NORMAN — Oklahoma backup quarterback Drew Allen was given permission to explore other opportunities, making it possible he'll play his senior season elsewhere.
Allen took to Twitter on Friday to address the situation.
"I have a permission to contact form that allows me to look around, talk to other schools," Allen tweeted. "Doesn't mean I am transferring yet."
Allen, who is on course to graduate in May but still has a year of eligibility remaining, could transfer to another Football Bowl Subdivision university and be immediately eligible.
Under certain circumstances, the NCAA doesn't require its usual one-year benching for transfers between FBS schools.
Blake Bell, a junior next season, supplanted Allen as Landry Jones' backup before the 2012 season. Since then, with Bell likely the favorite to start next season — plus the emergence of redshirt freshman Trevor Knight, who starred on the scout team — there has been speculation that Allen might transfer.
"The option's there," Allen said during the week before Oklahoma's Jan. 4 Cotton Bowl loss to Texas A&M. "My goals and aspirations since I came to college were to play. I've always wanted to play here and have a significant role here and I'd love to do that."
Allen didn't take a single snap during the 2012 season. During his sophomore season in 2011, Allen appeared in five games and completed nine of 16 passes for 71 yards.


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Students in the Teaching Children with Special Needs in the General Education Classroom hear lecture, ask questions of guest speaker Brian King via Skype.
Some 24 students enrolled in North Central College's EDN 330 course Teaching Children with Special Needs in the General Education Classroom, taught by Adjunct Instructor of Education Julie Carballo, heard from and exchanged questions with guest lecturer Brian King via the Internet using Skype on May 20.
Carballo says she met King in March when he gave a presentation on sensory processing disorders and was eager to have him speak to her students. King discussed "Five Things Every Teacher Should Know About Effectively Supporting Children on the Spectrum."


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Hi all,
I'm quite new with Zimbra, but I've got a strange behaviour when trying to share a notebook.
Let's say I've got two users: user1 and user2. User1 creates a new notebook and decides to share it with user2. He names the notebook "Carnet de user1" (the translation of "User1's notebook" in French) and adds user2's email as admin.
User2 receives the mail and accept the shared notebook. The dialog shows the shared notebook's name (ie "Carnet de user1"). When user2 clicks OK then he's able to see the shared notebook in the notebook explorer. So everythings seems fine !
But when user2 tries to see the shared notebook, he receives a "404 Page not found" error instead of the shared notebook document list !
I used Firebug to spy the requested URL and saw http://mail.zimbra.lab/home/user2@zi...k%20de%20user1 (which results in a 404 Page not found) instead of http://mail.zimbra.lab/home/user2@zi...t%20de%20user1 - Note that "Carnet" has been translated to "Notebook" . If user1 use the last URL in a browser, he's able to see the shared notebook.
Is it a bug (Zimbra translates words in URL) or did I miss a configuration somewhere ?
Zimbra 6.0.15_GA / French language configured for both users / Browser configured with French locale.


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Straight Axle SolutionsWritten on April 21, 2003 Top Choices for Updating Your Beam-Axle Trucks
Suspensions, suspensions, suspensions! Sometimes it seems like the only tech stories we do here at CLASSIC TRUCKS are chassis and suspension related. Then again, there's good reason for our bias. Most vintage trucks are in need of some sort of suspension attention, whether it's freshening up the stock stuff or scrapping all of it in favor of modern underpinnings.
Yet with all the chassis tech that makes its way into these pages, surprisingly little of it has to do with straight-axle front suspensions. There's a pretty good reason for that, too. Based on what we hear from our readers and what we see at events, independent front suspensions are high on the wish lists of most classic truckers. Most, but not necessarily all.
Let's face it, not everyone has the financial wherewithal or fabrication skills to dive into an aftermarket IFS install or subframe swap. Furthermore, there are some folks who would rather keep beam axles under their trucks--some for reasons of originality, and others who simply like the simple, rugged nature of the setup. Whatever the reason, there's certainly a need for beam-axle upgrade parts, and there's a wide variety of them available from the classic truck aftermarket.
Whether you want a lower stance, better brakes, improved ride quality, or easier steering from your beam-axle ride, the parts are available to make it all possible. Naysayers may point out that you'll spend nearly as much money upgrading the steering, springs, and brakes on a beam-axle truck as you would on an IFS conversion, and the end result still won't ride or handle as nice. There may be some truth to that, but it doesn't end the debate. Many suppliers we speak to say that beam-axle upgrades remain appealing because customers can spread them out over time--disc brakes to start, new springs a few months later, and so on. This not only breaks up the cost, but also means the truck isn't out of commission for weeks or months on end. And since most upgrades are bolt-on affairs, they appeal to hobbyists who may have limited welding or fabrication skills.
From our perspective, any modification that makes your straight-axle truck safer and more fun to drive is worthwhile. So we've taken the liberty of highlighting the upgrades we feel make the most sense. Think of it as a straight-axle wish list or a resource guide for making your classic cruiser more roadworthy. Take a look and see what you think, then get out to the garage and start whipping that classic into shape!
Fortify the Foundation
Whether you're working on a straight-axle ride or a vintage IFS setup, it's always important for the core components to be in good working condition before any modifications are made. It should go without saying that the frame and axle need to be straight and solid, and you'll want to make sure all wearable items like kingpins, bushings, and tie rod ends are in good shape. Any excessive wear will only be magnified by additional modifications.
Basic rebuild parts are available from any number of CLASSIC TRUCKS advertisers if you're unable find them at your local parts store. A number of upgraded wearable components are also available. Companies like Brothers, Classic Performance Products (CPP), and others offer heavy-duty tie rods, tie rod ends, and drag links for straight-axle trucks that are not only more durable than stock pieces, but are also better suited for upgrades like power steering and radial tires.
New kingpins and related components (bushings, etc.) can also be found from a variety of specialty companies. Of particular interest are the Royal Kingpin Kits from Stainless Steel Brakes Corporation (SSBC). These innovative kits replace the standard brass bushings with modern needle bearings for improved steering response, lubrication, and longevity. They also use hardened stainless steel kingpins, and most other parts in the kits are either stainless steel or chrome-plated for improved appearance and wear. Royal Kingpin Kits are available for '41-54 GM 1/2-ton trucks, and '37-52 Ford 1/2-ton through 1-ton trucks.
Goin' to the Disc-o
Here's a topic that we harp on a lot at CLASSIC TRUCKS, and we're going to say it yet again: If you plan on driving your vintage rig regularly, put disc brakes on it! Let's face it, you can be as careful as you want while you're out on the road, but you'll never change the driving habits of the jerk in the Honda who cuts you off right before slamming on his brakes for a red light or freeway exit. Having disc brakes on your classic's front axle will at least bring you up to par with the stopping power of most vehicles on the road.
There's really no excuse for not making the swap since companies like Engineered Components, Inc. (ECI), Stainless Steel Brakes, Master Power Brakes, No Limit, CPP, and many others have a variety of disc brake conversion kits and components available for popular Fords and Chevys. These range from simple setups utilizing later-model OEM equipment to high-tech arrangements featuring drilled and/or slotted rotors and performance- oriented aluminum calipers. Many kits give you your choice of Ford or Chevy five-lug bolt patterns, and a few Chevy kits (from CPP, Golden State Parts, American Classic, and others) can be had with a six-lug pattern for those who'd like to retain stock-style wheels.
Of course, when you convert to disc brakes you'll also need to upgrade your master cylinder. Most companies that sell disc brake kits offer bolt-in dual-chamber master cylinders with power boosters that fit in the original locations under the floor. They should also be able to help you out with proportioning valves, fittings, and other necessary hardware for such a conversion. A number of companies--Master Power, No Limit, Kugel Komponents, Industrial Chassis, and others--also offer specific-fit and universal firewall-mounted master cylinders and swing pedals, which some rodders prefer over frame-mounted units.
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Manual steering wasn't really a problem when all our classics had skinny bias ply tires and drove on gravel roads. But combine wide radial rubber, hard concrete, and a tight parallel parking maneuver and all of a sudden you've got an aerobic experience that'll leave your biceps sore and your lungs aching.
If easier steering is part of your wish list, several options are available. OEM-style power-assist systems are available for resto purists, but many people feel that these power cylinder/control valve-style setups are a little clumsy and cumbersome. That's why aftermarket companies like No Limit, Golden State Parts, CPP, and others offer conversion kits based on more modern power steering boxes. Some of the more popular Ford and Chevy kits consist of custom brackets and Pitman arms that allow the use of late-model Toyota 4x4 power steering boxes. For '47-59 Chevys, CPP, Brothers, Tuckers Classic Pickup Parts, and others also offer kits that adapt '69-87 Chevy 2WD power steering boxes to the original straight-axle suspensions.
It's a Spring Thing
A better ride and slinkier stance are pretty easy to achieve with almost any straight-axle truck. It's just a matter of manipulating the stock parallel leaf springs.
Almost any quality spring shop can de-arch a stock set of leaf springs to lower your truck's ride height. They can also reverse the "eyes" at the ends of the springs to achieve (or exaggerate) the same effect. And since we're talking about multi-leaf springs, you can usually remove a few of the shorter leafs to soften up the ride and lower the height (just don't get carried away).
Of course, since we're talking about half-century-old springs, it's often a better idea to just start fresh with new ones. Many aftermarket companies offer custom leaf springs (both mono-leaf and multi-leaf) designed to lower popular Ford and Chevy models. Eaton Detroit Spring can build a set of custom leaf springs for just about any truck that ever came down an American assembly line.
Any spring discussion should also include a few words about shocks. Simply put, you can't achieve optimum ride and handling with old, worn-out shocks. At the very least, you'll want to replace questionable original shocks with fresh new ones. Better still would be to upgrade to premium-quality, performance-oriented shocks from manufacturers like Bilstein, KYB, QA1, or Doetsch-Tech. These companies may not always have listings for vintage trucks, but if you can give them some measurements from your existing shocks (extended height, compressed height, etc.), they'll often be able to find a match. Keep in mind, too, that if you're lowering your straight-axle suspension significantly, you may need to install a shorter shock.
Bend That Beam
Back in the days before subframing and Mustang II kits, one of the only ways to lower your truck's front end was to have the axle "dropped." The process essentially involved heating and stretching the axle ends to raise them, thereby lowering the vehicle. Like so many other blacksmithing and metalworking crafts, however, this one has fallen out of general practice. There's at least one holdout, though: Mor-Drop, in Oakland, California, is still offering the service to hot rodders and classic truckers in need.
A new and improved version of the dropped axle has recently come on the market, as well. Introduced by Mid Fifty F-100 Parts last year, this modern dropped axle is fabricated with a 2-inch tubular steel center section, CNC-machined steel ends, and laser-cut spring pads. (A detailed installation is shown elsewhere in this issue.) Mid Fifty currently offers 3- or 4-inch drop versions for '53-56 F-100s. The fabricated dropped axle concept appears to be taking off, as the folks at Classic Performance Products tell us that they hope to have '47-54 and '55-59 Chevy versions available by the time you read this.
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Admittedly, this is just a brief overview of available straight-axle upgrades, but we hope it'll get you thinking about possibilities for your pickup. More information is just a phone call or mouse click away, thanks to the catalogs, tech lines, and websites of the companies listed in the source box at the end of this story. If there's something available for your beam-axle truck, these folks should be able to help you find it.
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and B), they do so without the aid of an independent front suspension. There are plenty of parts available to help you upgrade your straight-axle truck. Read on for more information.It's always a good idea to freshen up the core wearable components before making major mods to your straight-axle suspension. It shouldn't be too difficult to find new kingpins, bushings, tie rod ends, drag links, and other parts through well-stocked parts houses or specialty aftermarket suppliers. Many companies also offer upgraded replacement parts like heavy-duty tie rods and tie rod ends. These Chevy parts are from Brothers.This Royal King Pin Kit from Stainless Steel Brakes Corporation (SSBC) is a great way to improve steering while freshening up your frontend. Quality materials (stainless steel kingpins, for instance) and the use of needle bearings instead of brass bushings make for better all-around performance. Kits are available for '41-54 GM and '37-52 Ford trucks.Another great way to improve handling on an otherwise stock suspension is to add a sway bar. They're readily available for most popular Fords and Chevys through many specialty parts suppliers. These front and rear bars are from Classic Performance Products.We can't stress enough the importance of quality brakes on a classic truck that sees regular road duty. Disc brake conversions are available in a wide range of configurations (from basic bracket kits to complete assemblies) and with all kinds of options (different bolt patterns, aluminum calipers, etc.).
Don't forget the dual-chamber master cylinder and power booster when upgrading your brakes. Actually, converting to power is a good way to improve the operation of almost any braking system--even drums. This Chevy setup is from Brothers.Power steering is another upgrade that's getting easier and easier to make on many straight-axle trucks--thanks to a variety of conversion kits from the aftermarket. This is a Toyota 4x4 power steering box mounted on a F-100 frame using a CPP kit.Here's a similar power steering kit from Golden State Parts, only this one is designed for '50s-era Chevys.Leaf springs can be de-arched for a lower stance. You can also have a spring shop reverse the "eyes" or remove a couple shorter leafs to get the same result. Better yet, order up a set of lowered leaf springs from any number of specialty suppliers, or have Eaton Detroit Spring make you a custom set. Eaton can make springs for just about anything, and they let you select the desired ride height and load rate.Mono-leaf springs are another option for getting a lower stance and better ride quality. This comparison of a stock '60s-era Ford leaf spring and an aftermarket mono-leaf illustrates the difference in design and construction.Back in the '50s it was pretty easy to find an axle shop that would heat, bend, and stretch your straight axle to get you a low, slinky stance. One of the only shops we know that still does it is Oakland, California's, Mor-Drop. This photo from the '70s shows four axles with various "drops."A different approach to the dropped-axle concept is this new fabricated version. F-100 versions were introduced last year by Mid Fifty F-100 Parts. They're built using 2-inch tubular steel center sections with CNC-machined, solid steel ends. CPP hopes to be offering Chevy versions (in addition to Ford units) by the time you read this.


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The Sept. 11th attack in Benghazi, Libya that laid bare "grossly inadequate" security for the U.S. diplomatic mission and confusion among State Department personnel is prompting the government to send in the Marines.
None were guarding the consulate when it was assaulted by militants, resulting in the deaths of the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans. Afterward, some 50 Marines from a Fleet Antiterrorism Security Team, or FAST, were dispatched to Libya to buttress diplomatic security.
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The sweep of Troy was WKU's first since the 2007-08 season, and WKU has now won 14 of its last 16 home games. Jamal Crook returned to action Thursday night for the first time since December 16, as he missed 11 games due to a fractured right foot. WKU went 3-8 in the senior's absence, and he contributed six assists, four rebounds and two steals in 27 minutes Thursday night.
The quartet of Crook, Brandon Harris, Price and Fant started together for the Hilltoppers for first time since December 5 against Southern Illinois.
Rostov finished a perfect 5-for-5 from the floor for 14 points, and Fant added 13 points and a team-high nine rebounds. WKU shot 47.8 percent for the game (22-for-46) and buried nine three-pointers. Troy converted at a 47.3 percent clip (26-for-55).
WKU had 16 assists on 22 made baskets, its most assists in a game since having 17 against IUPUI on December 8, and the Hilltoppers had a positive assist-to-turnover ratio with 16 assists and 14 turnovers for the first time in nine games. Troy was paced by 23 points by Hunter Williams, which came on the strength of five three-pointers.
It was a first half full of scoring runs, as Troy went on a 7-0 spurt over 1:24 to open up a 16-8 lead as the game got underway. From there, WKU scored 11 of 13 points and seven-straight over the next few minutes to take a 19-18 lead as the half entered the midway point.
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Twenty-four of WKU's 32 points in the first half came from Rostov, Fant and Akol. The Hilltoppers had nine assists on 12 first-half baskets, giving them more in the first 20 minutes Thursday night than in each of the last three games. WKU finished the half shooting 46.2 percent from the floor (12-for-26), and Troy went 13-for-26 from the field (.500).
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text: By Jan RahnManaging Editor Eleven Plainsmen athletes will be making their way to the Nebraska State Track and Field Meet in Omaha this coming weekend. As hosts of the 2013 C-11 District meet held last Thursday at Lee Todd Track, Perkins County Schools ranked third place among the boys teams with 90 points and fourth place in the girls division with 65 points among eight other district schools. Qualifying for the state meet are seniors Vinny Ross, Elliot Carlson and Quinton Hite for the boys; and Shania Metcalf for the girls. Other qualifiers for the Plainsmen are Matthew Sestak, Tristen Kennicutt, Courtney Lyon, Mariah Curtis, Emily Kemling, Stephanie Schrotberger and Kendra Hoffert. With a score of 144, Chase County's boys took top honors and Bayard won the girls division with 123 points. Girls Results State qualifiers for the girls include: Shania Metcalf-discus, Kendra Hoffert-pole vault, and the 4x8 relay team of Stephanie Schrotberger, Emily Kemling, Mariah Curtis and Courtney Lyon. 100 meter dash–6th Kylie Hanson, 13.33; 1st Kelsy Wood, Hemingford, 12.57 200 meter dash–5th Courtney Mcclenahan, 28.35; 1st Colby Duvel, Dundy Co./Stratton, 27.40 400 meter dash–5th Kendra Hoffert, 1:07.98; 11th Lila Konecky, 1:13.22; 1st Jessica Kildrow, Bridgeport, 1:02.29 800 meter run–3rd Stephanie Schrotberger, 2:36.95; 4th Courtney Lyon, 2:41.10; 8th Mariah Curtis, 2:59.45; 1st Jessi Smith, Bayard, 2:32.02 1600 meter run–4th Emily Kemling, 6:06.87; 1st Jessi Smith, Bayard, 5:51.77 3200 meter run–Paige Spady, Chase Co., 12:48.74 100 meter hurdles– 4th Amanda Osler, 17.60; 1st Kelsy Wood, Hemingford, 15.27 300 meter hurdles–5th Amanda Osler, 53.32; 1st Kelsy Wood, Hemingford, 47.44 4x100 meter relay–5th Perkins Co., 54.52 (Kendra Hoffert, Amanda Osler, Courtney McClenahan, Kylie Hanson); 1st Bayard, 52.00 4x400 meter relay–1st Bayard, 4:18.28 4x800 meter relay–1st Perkins Co., 10:40.16 (Mariah Curtis, Emily Kemling, Stephanie Schrotberger, Courtney Lyon) High jump–1st Alanda Kildow, Bayard, 4'-11" Pole vault–2nd Kendra Hoffert, 7'-10"; 1st Megan Stuart, Bayard, 9'-0" Long jump–1st Kelsy Wood, Hemingford, 17'-03.50" Triple jump–3rd Courtney McClenahan, 33'-02"; 8th Lila Knoecky, 30'-2.25"; 1st Alanda Kildow, Bayard, 35'-04.50" Shot put–4th Shania Metcalf, 34'-20.50"; 1st Valeria Cervantes, Chase Co., 35'-09,25" Discus throw–1st Shania Metcalf, 108'-02"Boys Results Qualifying in four events is Elliot Carlson-100m, 200m, long jump, 4x1 relay. Vinny Ross will compete in two state events-shot put, discus. Quinton Hite earned a state berth in the 100m and the 4x1 relay along with relay team members Tristen Kennicutt and Matthew Sestak and Carlson. 100 meter dash–1st Elliot Carlson, 10:97; 2nd Quinton Hite, 11.15 200 meter dash–1st Elliot Carlson, 23.08; 5th Quinton Hite, 23.64 400 meter dash–4th Matthew Sestak, 53.93; 6th Tristen Kennicutt, 55:14; 12th Justin Briggs, 59.96; 1st Ethan Skinner, Hemingford, 51.91 800 meter run–1st Caleb Reuter, 2:07.54 1600 meter run–1st Cody Franklin, Bridgeport, 4:45.82 3200 meter run–1st Cody Franklin, Bridgeport, 10:43.36 110 meter hurdles–6th Hunter Coats, 18.76; 1st Kevin German, Chase Co., 16.43 300 meter hurdles–4th Hunter Coats 45.59; 1st Kevin German, Chase co., 42.37 4x100 meter relay–1st Perkins Co., 44.36 (Elliot Carlson, Tristen Kennicutt, Matthew Sestak, Quinton Hite) 44.36 4x400 meter relay–6th Perkins Co., 4:01.42 (Justin Briggs, Mitchell Sestak, Christian White, Hunter Coats); 1st Chase Co., 3:34.59 4x800 meter relay–5th Perkins Co., 10:02.91 (Brendon Barry, Sam Rowley, Chris Throckmorton, Robert Engel); 1st Bridgeport, 8:43.60 High jump–6th Tristen Kennicutt, 5'-06"; 1st Taylor Lackey, Morrill, 5'-09" Pole vault–7th Sam Rowley, 10'-0"; 1st Tyrell Reichert, Dundy Co/Stratton, 12'-02" Long jump–2nd Elliot Carlson, 20'05"; 6th Zak Kurkowski, 17'-07.50"; 1st Jaime Gonzales, Bridgeport, 20'-07.25" Triple jump–6th Sam Rowley, 37'-02.25"' 1st Tyrell Reichert, Dundy Co/Stratton, 41'-00.25" Shot put–1st Vinny Ross, 59'-11.25" Discus throw–1st Vinny Ross, 138'-03"Girls Team Scores1. Bayard 1232. Chase County 903. Kimball 664. Perkins County 655. Bridgeport 646. Hemingford 587. Dundy County-Stratton 538. Morrill 8Boys Team Scores1. Chase County 1442. Bridgeport 963. Perkins County 904. Dundy County-Stratton 715. Bayard 416. Hemingford 307. Kimball 288. Morrill 27


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Pros: 16 gb storage. New headphones sound very good, but last about as long as the old ones. A month tops. It gets a 3 only because the sound is good and battery life is outstanding. I ran it on a test for 14 hours and it still had 1/2 of the battery left.
Cons: Where to start? They have changed the charging cable from the easy to use and standardized old version to the "lightning" cable. Soooooo, every device you have now is rendered useless. Oh, but they do sell an adapter to turn the old cable into a lightning cable. $40!!!! And it doesn't work to sync anything. So the 3 docks and the built in car adapter now do not work. When I tried the $40 adapter, it syncs for 2 songs, then stops. Other companies have knock off lightning cables but they only charge. I think Apple has the audio syncing patented to prevent anyone from making a stupid situation tolerable.
Other Thoughts: Once other companies come up with decently priced, usable cables it will be decent. But the lightning adapter is the "new recipe coke" of our generation.
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Great Product
This review is from: Apple iPod Nano 16GB Silver (7th Gen)
Pros: Quality created product. Have had no problems with it whatsoever. The new earbuds are extremely comfortable.
Cons: Kind of annoying to buy the Lightning to 30-pin adapters for my existing hardware.
Other Thoughts: The only reason this got 4 eggs was for the Lightning cable instead of the old 30-pin. Other than that I've really enjoyed using this product.
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Last Apple Product - I'm Done
This review is from: Apple iPod Nano 16GB Silver (7th Gen)
Pros: It has the potential to be a really cool little MP3 player. Scrolls through album covers, and 16 gigs is a lot of tunes.When you grow out of the infantile Apple world, you'll discover what a giant rip off their products really are, and how poor their support and warranties are.
Cons: No wonder they are the richest company of earth - they make their products in abuse factories in China, and jack up the price here to obscene levels. Their customer care and tech support is terrible - they can barely answer the phone in under half an hour. Mine was defective, and after hours with tech support, I brought it back to the store.
Other Thoughts: Customer Care and Tech support didn't know Apple's return policy. I don't believe that, I think they want to avoid encouraging any returns. The sheer greed of this strategy is staggering, but then they are paying lawyers to sue every other tech company (especially Samsung, without whom they couldn't survive).
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Sunday, August 5, 2007
Illustration Friday: Missing
17 comments:
- Alexiev said...
Great Cats... and diablo... muy lindo Blog... Very Good Blog...
Saludos desde Buenos Aires...
Best regards...
- Tuesday, August 07, 2007 6:26:00 PM
- imwithsully said...
El Diablo is never absent from daycare either. I know because the little devil always brings in the germs for everyone else... :) You should be able to screen kids for daycare just like they do for college :) Cute work!
- Tuesday, August 07, 2007 9:40:00 PM
- platitudinal said...
... me thinks because the parents cannot afford not to miss a day (for sanity's sake, I suppose). Love your charming illustration and your honesty.
*Leo Buscaglia once said that every teacher needs a screaming closet, where she can go in there and screams her frustration away. Maybe you need a screaming closet :)
- Tuesday, August 07, 2007 9:52:00 PM
- bee'nme said...
Love all your cute characters throughout this and your other recent illustrations!! Nice take on the topic. I bet your kindergarteners do love your work - well, we love it too!! Thanks for sharing!
- Tuesday, August 07, 2007 11:44:00 PM
- md said...
nah he's just lucky that way lol cute illo
- Wednesday, August 08, 2007 12:02:00 AM
- The Tart said...
Sweet kitty!
The Tart
; *
- Wednesday, August 08, 2007 8:36:00 AM
- enigma said...
yeah, there's always that kind of kids everywhere in the world...not me, though. :) cute drawing.
- Wednesday, August 08, 2007 9:36:00 AM
- Ginger*:)* said...
Tracy, I loved your illustration. I am a veteran with the medals to prove it, from the first Grade teachers brigade. Being a good teacher pretty much guarantees that the little "diablos" and all their cousins and siblings will make it into your class on any given year. But you know what, in the long run they turn out to be incredible adults and will thank you for your patience.
- Wednesday, August 08, 2007 11:03:00 AM
- ValGalArt said...
A wonderful idea and you captured it perfectly! I take walks with a 2nd grade teacher. I think she's been teaching for over 20 years and I get an earful so I love this and I get it!!!
- Wednesday, August 08, 2007 12:58:00 PM
- Irma said...
As an ex-teacher, I understand this well! Really cute and funny illo. Great job!
- Wednesday, August 08, 2007 3:06:00 PM
- Paola said...
They are so cute, even "El Diablo" with his funny faces.
You're right, better to deal with it from humour. Besides I think that most of the times they are asking for care and attention. It must be hard to be "El Diablo", even germs don't like you :s
- Wednesday, August 08, 2007 7:59:00 PM
- Monica said...
What a fun illo, and again with lots of fun details and lively colors! I can certainly relate... El Diablo comes to the library as well. :-)
- Wednesday, August 08, 2007 9:15:00 PM
- kdhamel said...
Great illo Tracy - and too true! I used to teach in a juvenile correctional facility - so I had whole classes of them!
- Thursday, August 09, 2007 9:16:00 PM
- Chickengirl said...
I love the concept of this and I appreciate you bringing your own professional experiences into this illustration. I love observing all the little details you put in your backgrounds. As much as I draw classrooms, I dont think I ever have the real life details you've got.
- Friday, August 10, 2007 5:53:00 PM
- Tracy said...
Thanks everyone for your comments! I was afraid that I would offend someone when I posted this, that people would think teachers shouldn't think some kids are innately rotten! You made me feel better knowing that it is truly human nature to like and dislike certain people, but to treat them all with respect. Thanks for your visits!
- Saturday, August 11, 2007 9:11:00 AM
- zari.ZHM said...
i love this illo...specially the diablo cat....his expression is sooo funny
Great details and colors ;)
- Sunday, August 12, 2007 3:53:00 AM
- Adrian Ropp said...
I love your art style... Very clean and unique. Keep it up!
- Tuesday, August 28, 2007 7:09:00 PM


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NEW ORLEANS (AP via USA Today) - As many as four staff members from the British oil company BP will be arrested and the company will be fined between $3 billion and $5 billion to settle criminal and other claims with U.S. agencies over the Gulf of Mexico well blowout two years ago, the BBC reported Thursday.
The Associated Press quoted a person familiar with the deal as saying two BP employee face manslaughter charges in the case. BP, in addition to paying billions in fines, will plead guilty to obstruction for lying to Congress about how much oil was pouring out of the ruptured well, the AP reported.
BBC business editor Robert Preston reported that BP is "thought to be relieved" that it has reached a settlement because the potential liability was unlimited. The BBC said details are expected to be confirmed later by the Department of Justice.
The reported settlement would dwarf the largest previous corporate criminal penalty assessed by the Department of Justice - the $1.2 billion fine imposed on drug maker Pfizer in 2009.
The explosion and fire aboard the Deepwater Horizon rig on April 20, 2010, killed 11 workers and set off a spill which continued for 87 days, fouling large areas of the southern coast of the United States.
The rig sank and an estimated 200 million gallons of crude oil gushed out of the well, fouling extensive areas of the southern U.S. coast and disrupting tourism and commercial fishing.
In advance of an expected settlement, BP said in a statement that "no final agreement has yet been reached" and that any such deal would still be subject to court approvals, the Associated Press reported.
Shares in BP PLC were down 0.8% at 422 pence in early trading in London.
In its earlier statement, BP said any proposed settlement would not include civil claims under the Clean Water Act and other legislation, pending private civil claims and state claims for economic loss.
BP has booked provisions of $38.1 billion to cover its liabilities from the incident, but the company has said the final cost remained highly uncertain. BP also recently announced that it expects to make the final payment this year to a $20 billion trust fund to cover damage from the blowout.
In March, BP announced a settlement estimated at $7.8 billion with more than 100,000 individuals and businesses for medical and economic losses.
In January 2011, a U.S. presidential commission found that the spill was caused by time-saving, cost-cutting decisions by BP, rig owner Transocean and cement contractor Halliburton.
In September last year, a team of Coast Guard officials and federal regulators concluded BP bears ultimate responsibility. Their report found BP violated U.S. regulations, ignored crucial warnings and made bad decisions during the cementing of the well a mile beneath the Gulf of Mexico.


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From around the country to around the world, here are 15 things happening this week.
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Video: Cardinals fans watch game on front lawn
By Ann Rubin
St. Louis (KSDK) - A group of Cardinals fans are keeping the neighbors awake tonight by cheering from their front lawn.
What a way to watch the Cardinal victory. They've got a fire pit and a giant view of all the action, but setting this up wasn't easy.
Thanks to some technical difficulties this night actually started out a little old-fashioned, with people huddled around the radio. But then they sorted it all out, graduating to the big league with the big screen, 120 inches to be exact.
Bill Hulsey had it inflated in his front yard for all his friends to watch, and what a game it was, with a battle of the home runs keeping it suspenseful. This group says such a big game required a big celebration.
Despite the glitches early on, it was totally worth it.
"This has been a challenging night but just like a true Cardinals fan you stick with it, you see it through, you make it happen and here we are," said Steve Murphy with Sound of St. Louis.
"We thought you know you've got to do something big for this one because the Cardinals are going to win it here tonight, you know we've got to celebrate. We've got to do it right. So we go big or we go home," said homeowner Bill Hulsey.
The big screen from Sound of St. Louis is already booked for a World Series party next weekend.


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Hosted at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, Jan. 21–25, WOC 2008 is the largest trade show in the industry, with more than 1700 exhibitors. Catering to contractors, manufacturers, and industry professionals, there is something for everyone.
For about 10 years, Steve Parker has focused much of his professional life on about 21,200 words of text that defines how ready-mixed concrete is manufactured and delivered to a customer in its freshly mixed and non-hardened state.
This year Top Influencers will receive unique awards symbolizing the industry they so effectively promote.
Once again, the women attending World of Concrete can take a breather from the show and enjoy good food and the company of their fellow "women in concrete" at the annual Women in Concrete Luncheon and Forum.
Noise pollution has become a significant issue in communities across the nation. Naturally, it follows that more money than ever is being spent on decorative concrete soundwalls to play a greater role in noise abatement near airports, commercial developments, and in residential neighborhoods.
To protect against tree limbs and other impacting objects, lighting manufactures offer raised brush guards or deflector mounts. Some have found ways to make lighting fixtures smaller without losing brightness.
Along with all the other rules you need to know, there are two guidelines for adequate truck lighting.
With so many exhibitors and so little time, producers can make things easier on themselves by spending extra time at the Producer Center in the North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center. This year more than 200 exhibitors will show off their admixtures, batch plants, and other products and...
Top economists and analysts will share their expertise during THE CONCRETE PRODUCER's Economic Summit at World of Concrete.
The Mack Truck's Driving Skills Challenge and the John Deere Load America competition will transform the Orange and Gold lots, respectively, into an exciting exhibition of drivers' skills from Tuesday, Jan. 22 to Thursday, Jan. 24.
Concrete industry professionals who join the 3rd Annual World of Concrete Editorial Tour this year will have a behind-the-scenes look at the highway project that is literally changing the face of one of our country's most well-known historical landmarks—the Hoover Dam.
The annual Concrete Industry Management (CIM) Auction will be held at the World of Concrete at noon on Thursday, Jan. 24, at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
All rotating equipment requires timely and effective lubrication to help reduce wear, minimize lubricant consumption, maximize efficiency, and curb unscheduled downtime. For concrete plants, the job can seem daunting.
Managers for many of the Irving Materials Inc. (IMI) plants know about winter production problems too well. Immediately after Thanksgiving, they are challenged to produce warm concrete in winter conditions to keep their customers supplied.
Ten more noteworthy influencers who have a significant impact on our industry.
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The problem with economic downturns in the concrete industry is that the competitor down the street often doesn't value his product or company at a fair price.
The Portland Cement Association's (PCA) National Standards Development Committee has approved the first PCA standard utilizing the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) accredited voluntary consensus process.
Q: Our lab has developed a self-consolidating concrete (SCC) mix design that we plan to use on a recently awarded project. It will be our first large SCC project. While we have provided the SCC recipe on several small jobs and for this project's test pours, this will be our first attempt to...
Economists have offered producers few surprises during the second half of 2007.
Producers are discovering that there is more to professing their greenness than just manufacturing concrete that contains fly ash or slag. Many customers now ask tough questions about the production process itself and to what extent producers have eliminated waste and reduced their own carbon...
When will there be a common approach in demonstrating that concrete is a sustainable building material?
Our industry has been blessed to have so many individuals who have given so much of their time, talent, and treasures in promoting the cause of concrete.
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Conservative pundit Rush Limbaugh downplayed the video game violence angle while discussing the Virginia Tech tragedy with his radio audience yesterday.
The discussion began when a caller to Limbaugh's program said:
I'll bet my last dollar in my pocket, that this shooter will be found to have been a compulsive video gamer, and when people are living that kind of lifestyle – and college students do this a lot.
Limbaugh, however, nixed that idea at some length in his response and subsequent comments:
Not every video gamer goes out and murders 33 people on the college campus though. There's more to this than that… it may desensitize people, but it doesn't turn everybody into mass murderers…
People have a tough time accepting a relatively simple explanation for something of this scale. But how many people are playing video games out there? How many millions of people play video games, and how many millions of people have guns?
If you start blaming the video games, you may as well demand video game control because it's the same thing when you start trying to blame guns for this. You have here a sick individual, an evil individual who committed a random act. But if you want to start blaming the video games, this guy was this or that, weeeeell, then you've gotta maybe talk about banning them because that's the same tack that's taken with guns.
Full transcript here.