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Are you using the springs with a PAMCO? What is the cost each in 500 lot?
I sent this drawing to a spring manufacturer in the UK and he sent me 2 nice St St Samples which are working perfectly. To buy them, there is a minimum order of 500-1000 (from memory), and I was not prepared to put up that amount of money in advance.
This spring came from a K0 advancer. My view was that if the wire was a very similar diameter and the turns were the same along with the other dimensions, then the resulting force it will apply will also be within a very good tollerance of the original spec.
As I say they are still working well
[attachment=0:125ui292]Advance spring for 450 Model (1).pdf[/attachment:125ui292]
CB450K0 Bomber 1967
Are you using the springs with a PAMCO? What is the cost each in 500 lot?
Ride. Enjoy. Life is simple.
Hi PeteOriginally Posted by pamcopete
I didnt buy the Pamco ignition set yet simply because I was not able to afford it. However I did use my original advancer which was simply not wortking with the stretched springs.
At the time I was not a forum member so I did some work seeing if I was able to blag some springs from a manufacturer.
This I managed to do. Of course in all fairness I did not need 500-1000 springs, and I fully understand the costs of a single purchase from a company that is manufacturing in 100's of thousands of units.
I will look for the information, as this was nearly 5 years ago. When I find it I will let you have it. It is a UK company of course.
Found them after a lot of email searching here is the link
CB450K0 Bomber 1967
Thanks to everyone for the great responses, I fully agree with them all.
I guess my interest in this subject stems from prior discussions in this thread, where the removal of the points leaves the points-cam with reduced resistance and resultant instability of the timing. But it also goes a little beyond that.
In my opinion, the proper length of the spring (i.e. not stretched) is one factor. However the tension of the spring is even more important, as that is mainly what governs the RPM and rate of timing change...both of which have a marked impact on performance/ride ability. Simply shortening a spring may not restore its proper tension. Therefore bending the ends of a worn and stretched old spring may not fully restore the engine's running characteristics. Similarly, using springs from another brand bike may not offer the proper characteristics either (I seem to recall someone saying earlier here that the Yamaha springs were notably different).
Having looked at a selection of springs at a local industrial supply house revealed three things. There is a huge selection of them to choose from, their relative tension varies dramatically even between two seemingly identical springs, and they are very cheap to buy. It seems to me that if the correct replacement springs can be identified, then it might be smart insurance for another 30 years of top running performance and reliability...for just a couple of bucks.
Nigel's reference to the UK source is great, thanks for that Nigel. If you click onto the "extension springs" link, you see a "find springs by specification" option. Note the second half of that page allows you to search by various tension factors, in addition to the dimensions above it. There are lots of such suppliers here in the US as well.
While this spring issue may not be ultimately vital, it may be worth consideration. If a purchase was made directly for a quantity of say 500, they are likely to cost around 50 cents a piece. Perhaps even worth supplying a set with each ignition? Just a thought.
It is unfortunate this discussion did not come up earlier. I recently attended a large industrial trade show where several spring manufacturers were present. I could have gathered the necessary information there....appologies for not thinking of it then. But a little internet searching can provide several sources to contact.
Nigel, do you have a part number/stock number for the springs they sent you? Lee Spring Company has a number of locations worldwide, including five in the US, one of which is in Greensboro, NC; and that's not far out of the way for me in my work travels. So this might be a source for test springs. Since I'm still in setup/testing mode, I'd like to see if new springs make a difference. My current springs are working after I tightened them, but I have not checked/tuned the timing advance vs rpm yet. This discussion got me thinking, though...
Considering the fact that my advancer springs are 41 years old and still playing a leading role in a rather important part of basic motor operation... making SPARK, I think it is worth trying a new set, what the heck. Especially if I can get a pair for relatively cheap--compared to the price of most replacement parts for these bikes.
It occurred to me that my springs appeared to be stretched/fatigued differently when comparing one to the other, which might cause instablilty/oscillations or uneven wear on the Pamco rotor. Who knows, though? I tried to make them both the same length and tension, but maybe this is asking a lot of a 40 year old spring.
Out of curiosity I have been doing a little bit of research on springs; there are several US spring manufacturing companies online with good information about extension springs--characteristics, materials, etc. It does look like they would be very cheap when bought in volume, but more expensive when buying only a handful. Key factors in selection seem to be material, wire diameter, overall length, end type (hook), number of "active loops".
Another possible source is Diamond Wire Spring Company, which has an extension spring manufacturing plant in Taylors, SC... also kind of in my neck of the woods. If others are interested, I'd be willing to do some legwork and see about getting examples from a couple of different companies to test.
I'm busy working this week, which is keeping me on the road and away from the bike; it will likely be Sat or Sun before I'll get back into the garage.
Unfortunately not. I was just sent the 2 samples that very closely matched the drawing I made. The material was St St the turns were the same and the total length was the same. This proved to be a good match for the existing springs. The major thing was that the hooks were rotated 90 degrees to each other. I have checked the advance on my strobe which has a advance setting and it does exactly what is required of it.Originally Posted by motomax
I think the company would be interested in this if we were to order in a batch.
However I have to say I do not know if the 450 advancer springs change with type, there were more than one manufacturer of advancer available. And further confusion whether later models and the 500T also have differing springs. The best way to measure the spring dimensions IMHO is to compress it fully and make the measurements from the compressed spring. Perhaps if we had several people do this with the advancer type and the year and model we could have a clear consensus of what springs are required. This would also apply to the 350 and 360, plus all others with mechanical advancers. My thoughts are as of now if we could come up with a plan to eg Lee springs that we could get some manufactured or use their stock units if they are near enough.
Looking at the 450 advance curve it allows at least 10% variation. My Original spring was 0.95mm dia wire with coils compressed at 9mm into a 6mm dia spring coil with a total length of 22 mm.
I believe that this is probably a pretty stock spring. I will measure the springs I got from Lee Springs when I get a little time to remove them from the advancer.
CB450K0 Bomber 1967
Nigel makes a good point about the different models of Honda's possibly having different spring specifications.
If we can get people with springs from low mileage bikes (hopefully not too worn) to take measurements as Nigel suggests, that would be a start (including the year, model, advancer number, etc). However we should also measure the tension ratings, in addition to the lengths, diameters, etc. This would require stretching the spring to a given length (or to a couple of lengths) while measuring them on a pull gauge or scale. The gauge/scale is a common item used to weigh small objects (search for a 'fish scale' or 'luggage scale' to get the idea). Tension measurements are part of the equation for selecting springs on the manufacturers web sites (as discussed earlier).
Why determine the correct tension as well as length? As the weights on the advancer are spun and fly outward, the springs pull against this force to regulate their movement. The idea is to allow the weights to travel out in a gradual, progressive motion...not a sudden 'off-on' action. This will give a timing advance "curve" that begins at idle and progressively increases up to red-line. See this example (scroll down to the bottom):
http://www.nichecycle.com/ProductDesc.a ... oad&key=it
I believe the Honda factory service manuals also show timing advance curves? By recording the timing while running the engine at selective RPM's, starting from idle and increasing every few hundred RPM, we can plot this curve on a graph.
Various spring tensions will yield different timing advance curves. Get the ignition's advance curve right and the ride ability is greatly improved (especially under normal road conditions). Take a look in any good text on the design/engineering of the internal combustion engine for information on the importance of proper ignition advance curves. It is the reason the advancer mechanism exists in the first place. And the reason it is necessary to find the correct specification springs for a specific engine design.
yeah i use a $6 electronic suitcase scale for my ebay and they are quite accurateOriginally Posted by Dr.Jeff
any body that has a lathe could lash-up a rig using the cross-slide as a pull
done thusly an accurate inch/lbs rate can be calculated
we are talking small numbers so if it is done this way(a horizontal pull) then the scale needs to be grabbed a hold of by its body(or its body carefully supported) so its own weight doesnt fowl the accuracy
Well, the advancer doesn't start advancing the spark until 2,000 RPM and has reached maximum advance of 35Deg at 3,400 RPM so the advance curve is very limited in its influence over engine performance. The engine spends most of its time above 3,000 RPM so I see the advance mechanism as more of a spark retard mechanism that reduces the spark advance for easier starting and smoother idle and hence its curve characteristics are of little consequence. What is important is that the timing is at 15 degrees at idle up to 2,000 RPM and that the timing does then advance in an orderly fashion to reach 35 degrees at 3,400 RPM. But as to how many degrees it reaches for each of the points along the way to full advance doesn't matter.
From the factory manual:
Here is the curve from the factory manual:
Note that the "curve" is depicted as a linear straight line, which could just be for the convenience of the author, but if the curve were important, I'm sure that Honda would have shown it.
So, this should make finding a suitable set of springs easier.
Ride. Enjoy. Life is simple.
excatly well saidOriginally Posted by pamcopete
for all practical purposes it is on or off
in lower gears my sl will pull from below 3000 but i am sure it has to do with the mild cam the sl uses compared to cl's or cb's
from what i have read here a cb or cl is not happy below 3k pulling any load


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Today's post comes from Sandy Hawke, Manager IBM Security Solutions.
I recently presented to the ISACA community on a live webinar. I focused the discussion on how to leverage automation to improve endpoint security and compliance. The archived webinar is available here. Just as a brief background, ISACA is an international professional association that focuses on all aspects of IT Governance and has over 95,000 members worldwide.
The online event drew a pretty substantial audience which is good, and yet a bit surprising in two key ways. First of all, many of the recommendations I made to the audience were not radically new concepts, but basic foundational controls that all security professionals agree are critical for achieving and maintaining solid security and demonstrable compliance. So haven't they heard this story before?
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So, I was at Pulse this year and was the source of a pretty constant ridicule for carrying around what felt like a fifty pound laptop bag. It was horrible, and inconvenient, and not even effective. I had hard copies of schedules that were out of date about 30 seconds after I clicked print. By the end of the conference I had calluses on my fingers and I couldn't walk more than about ten steps without having to change hands. It was really a constant reminder that I need to go to the gym more.
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With its acquisition of BigFix last July, IBM basically invested in the convergence of security and systems management, two pieces of the operational infrastructure that will continue to become more intertwined. You can't just write the policy, or obtain the patch, you also need to be confident that these changes and updates are continually being enforced at every single endpoint. Try automatically applying patches to computers that aren't turned on and you'll pretty quickly understand why convergence is so important.
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See Announcement Letter 211-186. The planned availabilty is this Friday (May 27, 2011).
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Who ever thought that endpoint management could save you so much money
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One of the trends that we are seeing today is the convergence of security management and systems management. The better job you can do managing your infrastructure, the better equipped you will be to define and enforce security policies and controls across that infrastructure. There are few places where this convergence is more evident than the endpoint.
As the notion of a perimeter disappears, and we see the continued proliferation of an increasing number of traditional and non-traditional endpoints, such as servers, desktop PCs, laptops, ATMs, point-of-sale devices, and self-service kiosks, organizations are looking for a comprehensive approach to how they best manage and secure all of their endpoints. This includes, but is not limited to, identifying all of the endpoints that you have in your environment, managing the complete lifecycle of that endpoint, providing continuous security and compliance, effectively deploying patches in a timely manner and finally, managing the power usage of that endpoint.
Tivoli Endpoint Manager, built on BigFix technology, can address all of those needs, but in this blog, I want to focus on that last piece of the conversation, because it is one that does not immediately come to mind when people are typically thinking about the most critical elements of managing an endpoint. However, we have seen that effective power management is something that can actually pay for all of the other benefits that Tivoli Endpoint Manager can provide. You can ultimately end up saving money, the environment, and in the process, deploy critical security and systems management controls across all of your endpoints (even the ones you didn't originally know you had).
In a recent article (click here), Penn State wrote about their deployment of Big Fix (now called Tivoli Endpoint Manager) and indicated that it could save them about $800,000 annually. At a large university like
One of the objections that people often bring up when it comes to power management for the endpoint is that it can interfere with the patch process. This is one of the areas where the convergence of security and systems management is so important. The policies that you create and enforce from a systems management perspective need to work hand-in-hand with the policies related to security management. For that reason, Tivoli Endpoint Manager was built on the core concepts of convergence, scalability and granular policy setting. It allows an IT staff to automatically wake computers at a designated time, apply required patches or enforce configuration policies, reboot, and then bring the endpoint back down to a hibernated, low energy state, or shut it down altogether.
The integrated patch and power management capabilities of
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My daughter has always been a great eater. sometimes too great. eating her food in seconds flat and wanting more and more till she is ready to pop...
the last week or so she isn't too into her fav's ( or anything new for that matter) and when she does eat it takes her forever and she is on;y wating about 1/2 of what she used to.
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Food. Drink. Frederick Douglass Boulevard.
Time to get those oxfords, retro Jordans, chukkas and sandals out of the closet and walk the streets.
Mexico: WINNING!
Talking SCHOP!
Cinco de Mayo, a time of tequila, tacos and revelry. While there are myriad places to get down with the get down on May 5, I know where my pesos will be spent.
New York African Restaurant Week
It's time for the second annual New York African Restaurant Week (NYARW).
Fueling up again
Talking SCHOP!
In 2008, I put Pizzeria 123 on my "Best of Harlem" list for their medium plain pizza—well done, of course. It satisfied my need for crunchy thin crust and gooey cheese in one fell swoop. I was sad to see the business compromised by the neighboring construction and then its ultimate closure. Thank you for servicing our community!
Shakin' up Easter
This year, families looking for a delicious Easter meal along with fun activities can celebrate Harlem Shake-style
Pernil for Easter
Talking SCHOP!
I recently restarted a bimonthly Sunday family dinner that cycles around each of our homes. What I began with a slow-cooked pot roast with braised red cabbage and potato gratin continued with Sheppard's pie from my mom and the Greek casserole moussaka from my sister
New Taste of the Upper West Side 2014
The 2014 New Taste of the Upper West Side will be back this May with an incredible lineup of both new and returning restaurants
Talking SCHOP! Keep on truckin'
After being postponed numerous times, it finally happened! The Harlem Food Truck Rally came off this past Saturday on Frederick Douglass Boulevard
Hot time, spring's in the city
Talking SCHOP!
The pilgrims of the @NYCHotSauceExpo are back for a second year of that good stuff.
Coming up: New York City Hot Sauce Expo
If your need for heat is calling, you'd better pick it up quickly and then forward your number to the second annual New York City Hot Sauce Expo
Talking SCHOP! East Indian, West Harlem
Last week's column recounting a libation-filled evening at the new La Bodega 47 was only half the story. The other half was finally being able to try another new Harlem eatery after.
Talking SCHOP! Taking a 'rum' to the Bodega
There has been a transformation on the corner of 118th Street and Lenox Avenue. One of the original Harlem staple eateries boldly shuttered its doors for a trip around the world, and what they brought back was no mere T-shirt from the airport. What they brought back to Harlem is a new experience with a diaspora of rums—47 to be exact!
A vegetarian celebration
Talking SCHOP!
I was a little leery of attending the New York City Vegetarian Food Festival last weekend
International Restaurant & Foodservice Show of New York
Attention to all restaurant and foodservice industry professionals: Make room in your calendars for the annual International Restaurant & Foodservice Show of New York.
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will admit it: I … love … pesto!
Talking SCHOP! Second Hundred brunches
Everyone is looking for a new place for brunch in the city, but does it exist? Permutations of eggs, bread and breakfast meats are rampant across this metropolis. Yes, the omelets, pancakes and breakfast sausage do satisfy the weekend hangover and/or encourage the necessary nap needed for sleep-deprived New Yorkers. However, when you find that spot that makes you pause and reflect a little deeper, it must be noted.
Talking SCHOP! A winter's stew
My beef stew recipe has magical powers to heat that belly and warm the soul.
Super Bowl partying
Do you want to have your Super Bowl party somewhere you don't have to cook or clean up afterward? Maybe you want to just order a turned-up game menu.
On the lamb, with wine
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When I hear the word "lamb," my ears immediately perk up. It's such a great protein, and when prepared well, it can be transformative. Add Australian wines to that and I am at your mercy. So when I was invited last week to Fairway Market's Café on the Upper West Side (@FairwayMarket) for an Aussie lamb-cooking demo featuring the country's wines, I was in.
Foodies of football
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Are you ready for some football?!
First New Year's Eve at Vinateria
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There is a new restaurant in Harlem that I have been remiss in telling you about: Vinateria
New year, back to basics
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Hot, filling and delicious, it is comfort food that makes it all better. And when I think of comfort, I not only think of pasta, but specifically spaghetti with meatballs. Here is my recipe for you to enjoy, too.
Talking SCHOP! 2013: Looking back … (continued)
Happy New Year, Harlem and Amsterdam News readers everywhere! I hate to say it, but this time next year, we will be reflecting on all that 2014 brought us—the highs, the lows and all of the meat in between! Be prepared to capture the ensuing moments with photos, journaling and, of course, cooking and eating!
Talking SCHOP! … a lot like Christmas
There are plenty of mixes out there that serve the purpose of a quick and dirty pancake, but there is something to be said about making pancakes from scratch.
Talking SCHOP! Battle: Gumbo II
My family's official gumbo recipes
Talking SCHOP! Battle: Gumbo for the Hollidays
planning the next eating holiday
Talking SCHOP! Thank you again
Happy Thanksgiving, Harlem!
Talking SCHOP! Preparing for Thanks
When Halloween is over, the next seasonal step is Thanksgiving, right? So why am I only seeing advertisements for Christmas? There is so much joy to be had in the in-between. I find it especially frustrating because I have been thinking about a new stuffing idea I want to try with spicy lamb merguez sausage and persimmon. Thanksgiving, Turkey, Dutch oven, chicken, jalapeno, garlic, bird, gravy, heavy cream,
Talking SCHOP! A food film date
When one thinks of food and film, it is usually a date night: either an early movie with post-viewing debate/discussion about the film's finer and lesser moments over pasta and wine or, vice versa, letting your server know that you are catching a movie in a hour and to speed the plough.
Talking SCHOP! Movin' on up with the NYCWFF 2013
I absolutely love this time of the year for more than just the beautiful change in foliage and the weather
Harlem All Hallow's Eve happenings
Happy Halloween, Harlem ghouls
Talking SCHOP! Harlem trick-or-eating
Happy All Hallow's Eve to you, Harlem.
Dumplings for everyone
Who doesn't love a dumpling?
Talking SCHOP! Harlem is Harvesting
Saturday turned out to be a gorgeous fall day without the rain that was expected. Someone upstairs knew it was the annual Harlem Harvest Festival, presented by Harlem Park to Park. There were little faces, families and hungry Harlemites who were counting on the festivities to carry on.
Food festival season is here
It's that time of year when you need to add an extra hour of cardio and some more weight training to your workout routine in order to offset all of the calories consumed. Moderation is the key, but then again, this is just once a year, so let's just throw it into the wind.
Talking SCHOP! Tequila, tacos & beer, oh my!
As the fall weather begins to settle in, we begin to stock our coffers in preparation for winter hibernation. Yes, we gather food and household items so trips to the store are minimal, but we also gather information for good watering holes and eateries that might soothe some cabin fever should the need arise.
Talking SCHOP! The Cecil (re)opens
In our ever-changing neighborhood, we are constantly surprised. New places open that become our favorite restaurants, stores and spaces, while some of our favorites have unfortunately closed.
Talking SCHOP! Turkish soul food in Harlem
Harlem, one of the homes of soul food: fried chicken, ribs, mac and cheese, greens, et al. It is called "soul" because we cook both from the soul and, when it's good, to the soul. Yes, soul food has been coined as an American cuisine, but I would venture to say that we could find a concept of it in every country.
Talking SCHOP! Vendy Awards 2013
Last weekend marked the ninth annual Vendy Awards, where New York City's best food street vendors go to be acknowledged and celebrated by foodies and food connoisseurs. It always promises to be a day that will fill you up with food, passion and appreciation.
Talking SCHOP! Harlem to Oak Bluffs, Part II
I hope everyone enjoyed the Labor Day weekend and got a moment to themselves to reflect on the summer and prepare for September, fall and the holiday-laden fourth quarter of the year.
Talking SCHOP! Harlem to Oak Bluffs, Part I
August is that month! The month where everything slows down. You can't get anyone on the phone; the streets are a little emptier than usual and your email inbox is filled with "on vacation" auto-responses
Talking SCHOP! Harlem Restaurant & Retail Week
here is a little something for everyone from Lenox Avenue to Frederick Douglas Boulevard. Here are just some of the $30.13 prix fixe dinner menus that caught my eye.
Savor Harlem for Harlem Week
Harlem Haberdashery, Harlem Shake and Mount Morris Park Community Improvement Association have come together to get you to savor Harlem during Harlem Week. With a series of three events on Lenox Avenue, these Harlem businesses, along with presenting sponsor Barefoot Wine & Bubbly, will be blending the worlds of car culture, cuisine and clothing to celebrate the new renaissance of Harlem during the legendary Harlem Week.
Places to M.E.A.T: Must Eat at Tomorrow
There are places that have lived on my M.E.A.T. (Must Eat At Tomorrow) list forever for reasons that range from the obvious (it's in another city) to the financial (I don't eat for free, people!).
West Harlem Gastro Cruise
Starting Monday, Aug. 5—and every Monday and Tuesday in August thereafter—you can cruise and eat Harlem. The West Harlem Food & Beverage Association, in conjunction with NY Waterways & Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance, DockNYC and the BillyBey Ferry Company, have created the West Harlem Gastro Cruises to encourage tourists and locals to experience Harlem in a unique and fun way.
West Harlem Gastro Cruise
Starting Monday, Aug. 5—and every Monday and Tuesday in August thereafter—you can cruise and eat Harlem. The West Harlem Food & Beverage Association, in conjunction with NY Waterways & Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance, DockNYC and the BillyBey Ferry Company, have created the West Harlem Gastro Cruises to encourage tourists and locals to experience Harlem in a unique and fun way.
Harlem is Officially Crabby with Joe's Crab Shack
Talking SCHOP!
Tuesday, July 30 saw the official opening of the national seafood chain Joe's Crab Shack (@joes_crab_shack, 2349 Frederick Douglass Blvd., 212-222-0445, www.joescrabshack.com) in the new behemoth building that also currently houses Party City and Blink Fitness. It is the seventh Joe's in New York and the first in New York City.
Tap, tap, turn with family
It's true, food brings people to together. A holiday, a birthday or just a weekly dinner at a table together can be transformative, and mostly without any verbal cues. Just the shared experience of enjoying that annual glazed ham or mom's fried chicken says, "Thanks for coming," and "It's great to see you."
Talking Schop! Change is good
There was someone great who once said, "The only guarantee in life is change." And change can be great. You know, take a new way home, add a new spice to a dish you can make with your eyes closed or take a trip to somewhere you have never been. Yes, change can be bad too, but guess what? That can change.
Talking SCHOP! Doin' it on Dyckman
I hope you enjoyed a long, festive July 4 weekend wherever you were. Thankfully, I spent it in the city.


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I love your your art, it is so beautiful and unique.
If I'm not mistaken, doesn't the wrapping paper underneath make it more mixed media? Or is that Photoshop at work?
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Skip to comments.Milk Could Go Up 60 Cents a Gallon (Put the blame right on cheese)
Posted on 02/18/2014 4:14:21 PM PST by Libloather
Dairy analysts estimate store milk prices could go up 60 cents in March, reaching their highest ever.
"The cupboards are dry," said dairy economist Mary Ledman.
Blame cheese. Short supply pushed cheese to a new peak in January, going from $1.80 to $2.36 a block. That jump is driving the March increases for "fluid milk."
Moreover, in early 2013, farmers responded to higher feed costs by cutting back on herd growth. Coupled with growing international appetite, especially from China, that's led to tighter supplies and higher prices.
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I think this calls somehow for more government intervention. Price supports and subsidies or something like that. </sarcasm>
We can take some of the price pressure on milk off by drinking more beer. Beer is probably healthier for adults anyway.
Milk prices fluctuate a lot. Higher prices make it worthwhile for more dairies to sell milk when other factors limit farm production. When farm production rises, prices fall but also more milk is sold. It's not any big panic. Though if it ever did become a big panic we'd scarcely know it next to all the other things our dear liberal friends get all excited over.
It's Bush's fault!
It's the democrats war on children.
They have cows in China don't they? Can't they make their own cheese? Are they totally helpless? They're sending rockets to the moon and building aircraft carriers, but they can't raise cows?
I do notice the mention of China. Chinese diets are not typically high in dairy. Lactose intolerance is a widespread condition in the Orient, hand in hand with this. This does sound odd.
Seems like a trial balloon as milk and dairy products are heavily subsidized by the Governments (state and fed).
A 60 cent jump in milk would surely have to be at the blessings of Obama.
Not a lot of cows in China.
Oddly enough they do have considerable marginal grassland/pasturage in many parts towards central Asia that maybe could be used for ranching.
Wensleydale is a premium cheese. Its certainly not cheap here.
And its pretty good too. Wallace is quite right to be apprehensive.
Did anyone see a cheese shortage? Was anyone denied Velveeta dip during the Super Bowl? No, I didn't think so. This is all hoopla and price manipulation.
Far away from the regions where most Chinese live, though. They've been buying American milk. And American dairies have been happy to sell to them. If this keeps up, there will be more dairies in the USA. We could do worse.
I could be wrong, but I have a faint recollection of hearing that lactose-intolerant people can eat cheese without lactose-related problems.
Then in responding to market demands they will produce more milk, right?
is there any real cheese in Velveeta?
Come to think of it I have heard that too. Cheese cultures tend to convert lactose to more digestible sugars.
I'd think the cheese would be produced here and then shipped to China. It would be more economical. States like Wisconsin must be happy.
Yes, but beer emits CO2.
As a carbon emitter Beer is killing the planet
Milk, water, milkfat, whey, milk protein concentrate, whey protein concentrate, sodium phosphate; contains less than 2% of: salt, calcium phosphate, lactic acid, sorbic acid as a preservative, sodium alginate, sodium citrate, enzymes, apocarotenal (color), annatto (color), and cheese culture.
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The milk protein concentrate means Uncle Sam forbids it to be called a cheese. So it's called a cheese something.
Ah, but overall annual global warming emission per gallon may be lower than for milk, due to cow flatulence factor. We need a proper net carbon/methane balance analysis, but I think beer will win.
I suspect that you may be able to sell carbon credits for beer consumption. Stranger arguments have been made after all. If you end up making money of this tip, you're welcome !
Farmers face higher feed costs mostly because of government rules / regulations. Ethanol, made mostly from Corn in the US, is highly subsidized because it is an "alternative, renewable" fuel. Corn farmers get more money from ethanol corn than food corn. Hence, less food corn, causing less supply, increasing cost. Why do we have to go through this every time? The principle of supply and demand never changes.
Beer is probably healthier for adults anyway."
When my daughter was pregnant she had a real problem keeping anything down during most of the nine months. Her OB-GYN did recommend that she drink one glass of beer every day. Seemed to do fine after that. Mom and baby, now 23, were fine. And no, it didn't turn the baby into an alcoholic. As a matter of fact, he rarely drinks and doesn't care much for beer.
wont this only affect "The Children" who eat three boxes of cereal a week?
I was in the Chinese countryside and saw NO cows - the countryside was white with ducks - a sea of white ducks. It is only this duck that is used to make Peking Duck. A guide told me the chef can take all the bones out of this particular type duck through a wing.
Milk prices here in Wisconsin have already jumped almost a dollar in the last couple months.
It has to be that Chinese cheese.
I noticed that here milk and gas are finally the same price.
For awhile, just recently, gas was cheaper than milk.
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NORMAN — Oklahoma defensive end Frank Alexander was frustrated last season.
An ankle injury he suffered during two-a-days hampered his ability to rush the quarterback and chase down running backs off the edge.
When he lost his starting job, Alexander was confused.
"Last year was an awakening for me," Alexander said. "Just as fast as you get it, it can be taken away from you just like that. You start wondering why you're not playing. At times I didn't really buy into the system. This year I'm more focused, ready to get after it."
A preseason All-Big 12 selection, Oklahoma's senior defensive end finished last season strong. The Baton Rouge, La., product played well in the spring. He's coming off the best two-a-days of his career.
Defensive ends coach Bobby Jack Wright has seen it before. When that final season arrives players want to leave a legacy.
"He's very motivated to have a breakout year, be somebody people remember as having been a really good football player at the University of Oklahoma," Wright said. "I think that means something to him. It's like all of a sudden the light came on."
Alexander has made 18 career starts, including nine games last season. But he never was completely healthy a year ago. He suffered a high ankle sprain during two-a-days, missed the season opener and spent much of the season trying to get healthy.
Wright said the ankle injury hampered Alexander. But the past six months Wright also has noticed Alexander has been more committed to the weight room, film room and the practice field.
"Frank has the ability to be a really good football player," Wright said. "But as we all know potential means you have not done it, yet. He's had spurts he's played extremely well.
"But to play well on a consistent basis, ala Jeremy Beal, and do it day in day out, week in week out, game in game out, he lacks that. That's what he's finally come to realize, where he's got to get to before he's regarded as a really good football player."
Beal finished his career second all-time at OU in sacks. Alexander has 12 career sacks. He had seven last year playing on a bum ankle.
This season it's feasible Alexander could record double digit sacks after finally taking Beal's message to heart.
"You can be as good as you want. But if you don't play with the right fundamentals, the right technique, you can become the worst player out there, not knowing what's going on, not knowing down and distance, backfield sets," Alexander said. "There is a lot of stuff that goes through your mind.
"Jeremy always stressed playing with good technique. He would come tell me, 'You're a better athlete than me but you need to start playing with technique and put it all together. If you do that you'll be great.' That's what I've been trying to focus on."
The highlight play of Alexander's career was when he sacked current Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Josh Freeman, forcing a fumble in a win over Kansas State his freshman year.
But the highlight games were two Big 12 title game appearances.
A month after sacking Freeman, Alexander recorded 3.5 sacks in Oklahoma's lopsided win over Missouri in a rematch in the title game.
Last season, Alexander matched his career high with four tackles for loss against Nebraska in the Big 12 title game.
"If I can get back to playing like that it's going to be good," Alexander said. "The key is I've got to be consistent. You can't do it one week and then come out slacking the next week. My big thing is to stay motivated and stay focused.
"I feel this was my best camp. I'm a lot older and wiser now. A lot of things I used to give in to, like saying it was too hot, things like that, I fight through it now. I have to be that light for the younger guys."
Alexander is focused to make his final chapter his best chapter.
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1Understand that there is no exact word for yes. To say yes, you repeat the verb said to you. So if someone asks," Ni Yao Kafai Ma?" (Translation: Do you want coffee?), you would say "Yao, xie xie." (Translation: Yes, thank you.)
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