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I have an 03 TJ and just bought a 6" lift kit for it. I've been trying to decide wether a transfer case drop kit can be used for this or if i have to go all out and buy a new drive shaft and a SYE. Can anyone plz help me out??
deff want a sye and new shaft..tc drop wont cut it for that big of a lift..did the come with all the control arms? gonna run 35s?
You need a sye/cv and adjustable upper control arms if your kit didn't come with them.
Rough Country 662X Jeep TJ 6" X-Series Suspension (97-06)
This is the kit i bought. It appears to me that I have all of the control arms. I am gonna eventually run 35s but now it looks like ill have to spend that money on a SYE and CV lol. How much do those usually run? you guys have a place that has good deals on them?
Look here, about the best you can get and the cheapest.
Hey thanks for the link! And will this be all i need or will i need more than this to complete the lift?
Since you have the adjustable control arms, you should be good. But, go here to see more and learn more about the way to set the rear pinion up for the SYE/CV driveshaft, go to tech info at the top right of the page.
Tom Wood's Custom Drive Shafts - Tom Woods Custom Drive Shafts Custom Driveshafts Specialist
Yea you will need an SYE and shaft. Shaft from someone like tom woods and advance adapters for the SYE.
With that much lift I hope you are running 37's are bigger. That much kills your center of gravity. I run 3" suspension + 1.25" BL for 35's. Then again running anthing over a 35 will call for a major overhaul of the axles.
You've got a good bit of lift, but I'm not sure you need to replace the front drive shaft. It already has a double cardan joint and uses a fixed yoke, so as long as it is still the proper length you should be good to go. That link from 4x4groupbuy above should get you the proper SYE and shaft (after you measure). Other than that, you'll just need to make sure you're adjustable control arms are good to go and that your rear trac bar doesn't bind after setting the pinion angle correctly.
JeepForum is down right now, but after it comes back up I'd take a read through this thread:
it should answer all of your SYE questions.
6 inch short arm? Yuck.
To the OP if you have not pulled the trigger on your lift kit you may want to reconsider. 4" is the most lift recommended for short arms. With 6" of lift it will look silly with 33s also and to step up to 35s you are talking about spending a lot of money in supporting mods to handle tires that big.
you will probably be pissed later when you learn more about Jeep suspensions .
The 6" lift will be perfect for looking good while parked.
The fact that you had to ask about SYE/CV tells us that you know very little about what you are about to do. 6" lift on a TJ that is actually driven is not a good idea on road and a horrible one off road.
If you decide to stick with the 6" lift you will also need to regear both axles depending on what tire size you are running. If you go with 35's you will need to upgrade the steering. Depending on what axles you have you will need to upgrade them as well. Brakes are another must have when running big tires.
As you will find out there is much more to it than just buying a lift. You will also find that the RC kit is rock bottom of quality. I installed a 4" RC lift in my TJ. I will never do that again nor will I ever suggest it to anyone else.
All of you guys have been very helpful I cancelled my order for the 6" RC lift and I'm going to get a 4" from another company. Any suggestions? And will I still have to order the SYE and CV driveshaft?
At the risk of starting a pissing match, I'll suggest Savvy's 4" kit. If you're looking to buy a bolt on kit, it's about as complete as you can get. Their stuff is nothing but top quality, and they have great support.
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Edit: You're going to want an SYE/CV with pretty much any lift, especially anything at 4".
Good choice canceling the RC lift. They are bottom of the barrel, and unfortunately they provide incomplete kits with very low end components. You get what you pay for.
Does the saavy 4" kit include all 8 control arms?
If you want some reading material on the Savvy lift, checkout this thread:
Savvy/Currie 3" TJ/LJ Suspension Lift - JeepForum.com
It's actually about the 3" lift, but most of the information still applies and you can get an idea of how pleased people are with the kit.
I appreciate it all guys thanks for saving me!
Alright so i wont be doing any serious offroading or anything too strenuous so would it be acceptable to just go with 4 control arms and say a mediocre/average brand? any other suggestions?
Not that I won't be wheeling it I just won't be doing hardcore rock climbing. I'll be wheeling but it's more of an everyday driver
It's all about what you want to get out of your Jeep; I enjoy rock crawling, but I certainly wouldn't call what I do extreme or hardcore (yet). I just got out of college, so my build is relatively young. That said, wheeling we do is certainly something you need good components for; last time we were out a fellow club member bent their tie rod before we even got 100 yards onto the first trail of the day. That's nothing uncommon, and is the reason I buy the parts I do. But in reality, I wouldn't settle for inferior parts even if I was only doing dirt roads. I went the budget route once and ended up replacing most of what I put on after only a year of use. I upgraded to Savvy/Currie stuff and haven't had a single problem since.
If you want parts that will get you there and back without issue, I'd look at the more quality stuff; anything with JJs at each end is what I'd recommend. If you're OK with gambling a bit, then look at the budget stuff.
I will probably have to bite my lip and go with the savvy then. Who knows this summer after I have summer break from college I may go muddin a lot more. And I do agree about it being a pain replacing parts due to low quality so in the long run this will probably be cheaper.
I see you mentioned 35" tires. Is that what you are going with?
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According to data compiled by commercial real estate agency CBRE, Vancouver's Lululemon had the highest sales per square foot of any Canadian retailer in 2013. It raked in an impressive $2,961 per square foot, or four times the national average.
But that pales in comparison to Apple, whose popular (and pricey) electronics mean its stores earned a massive $7,241 per square foot. No wonder Apple is the world's most valuable company.
So who had the lowest sales among Canadian retailers? That would be Target Corp., which earned a sad $98 per square foot. Ouch. Can't blame them for packing up and leaving.
Also near the bottom are Bay and Sears, a bad sign for these major retailers.
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One of Canada's most storied and oldest retailers went bankrupt in 1999. The department stores founded by Timothy Eaton in 1869 became famous for their catalogues, sponsorship of the Toronto Santa Claus parade and the downtown Toronto shopping centre that still bears its name.
This chain of grocery stores was rebranded as A&P before it was bought out by Metro. We miss the chain founded in 1919, party because of those plastic grocery bins you could load onto a conveyor belt to get them outside, but mostly because of their awesome font.
Although Toronto is home to the Bata shoe museum, the chain has shuttered all of its Bata and Athlete's World stores in the country where it was once based. It does, however, continue to sell footwear on almost every other continent. Pictured: Bata founder Tomas Bata.
It was once Canada's largest music retailer boasting "140 locations, coast to coast." The chain was founded by Sam Sniderman in 1937. Along with A&A Records and Canada's last national music store chain, Music World, it fell victim to the Internet age by the end of the 2000s.
A&A had noticeable flagship stores in downtown Toronto and downtown Montreal. It launched in the early 1960s and went bankrupt in 1991.
Even if you weren't a fan of lumber shopping, how could you complain about being dragged through a store whose logo is an overall-clad, skipping beaver? Also, it was owned by Molson — yes, the beer people. What's more Canadian than that?
This was THE convenience store chain -- known for its plastic jugs of milk -- for many small-town Ontarians before being sold to the parent company of rival Mac's Convenience Stores in 1996. It was so Canadian, its chocolate milk got a shout-out in the special thanks section on many Rush albums.
Believe it or not, Ontario once had another pharmacy chain that gave Shoppers Drug Mart a real run for its money.
This novelty-items store was where you could buy any Troll doll or Beanie Baby, or marvel at the dirty gift selections while pretending to shop for a Troll or Beanie Baby.
For all your canvas clothing and accessories needs. The wallets and pencil cases were must-haves for 1980s Southern Ontario kids.
Ever since this retailer of cliched Canadian clothing shuttered, we have no idea where to get puffy paint sweatshirts with pictures of loons on them, or the ugly Christmas sweater for all of those trendy theme parties.
The home to discount menswear and flamed shirts galore was once an institution in malls across the country, but has been reduced to just a handful of shops in small-town malls.
Once a staple in Western Canada and Ontario, it had great, cheap jeans.
The classic Canadian "mom store" closed in 2011, after 30 years in operation.
A Zellers-esque chain perhaps best known to eastern Canadians, who might be familiar with the chain's animated squirrel named Sparky.
The free popcorn made arguing over which VHS movie to rent bearable.
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A perfect blend of Costco affordability and Whole Foods quality. http://www.traderjoes.com/
Another option for a mid-priced department store with a diversity of offering is always welcome. Plus, the stores are so well decorated at Christmas. And we love the sales! http://www.macys.com/
Because Harold and Kumar aren't the only ones willing to make a road trip for their stoner fare. http://www.whitecastle.com/
Recently named America's favourite hamburger chain based on food quality, value and service. http://www.in-n-out.com/
For your Mexican-inspired salad bar alone, please expand outside of B.C. In fact, we'll take White Spot too. http://www.carlsjr.com/
The U.S. retailer of all things outside is like a Canadian Tire, SportsChek, MEC and Golf World combined. http://www.dsgcamps.com/
This drugstore chain has everything — and cheap. Might we suggest shaking up the Shoppers Drug Mart-dominated space a little? http://www.walgreens.com/
Let's give our full-figured sisters a trendy alternative to Penningtons and Addition-Elle already. http://www.lanebryant.com/
A more casual and (slightly) more affordable J.Crew sister store? Yes please. https://www.madewell.com
We're sick of watching Friends re-runs and not being able to shop where Rachel Green worked. http://www1.bloomingdales.com/
An edgier, smaller-scale department-esque store that sells their in-house brand and others.This powerhouse brand has outposts in LA, New York, London and Tokyo, as well as a magazine and TV channel. http://www.openingceremony.us/
Nordstrom The luxury department store chain will open in Toronto's Eaton Centre in 2016.
Chico's The figure-flattering women's wear chain will open its first three Canadian locations in the Greater Toronto Area later in 2014.
Designer Shoe Warehouse The U.S. discount shoe chain purchased a 44 per cent in Town Shoes earlier this year and is expected to open some of its big box style retail locations.
Saks Fifth Avenue Hudson Bay Co. has announced two Toronto locations for the high end U.S. retailer, one at the Eaton Centre in 2015 and the other at Sherway Gardens in 2016, but has said it may bring as many as seven to Canada. It will also bring as many as 75 more affordable Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5th locations.
American Girl The doll store with a cult like following opened its first two Canadian stores inside Chapters/ Indigo stores in Toronto and Vancouver earlier this year and plans to roll out a cross-country expansion.
Dylan's Candy Bar The brightly-coloured candy retailer founded by Ralph Lauren's daughter Dylan is reportedly looking for retail space in Canada.
Jimmy Choo The American women's shoe designer is expected to open its first Canadian standalone store in Toronto's Yorkdale mall later this year.
Bloomingdale's Ok this one is speculation at this point, but several retail sources in Canada since 2012 have reported this could be in the works.
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McDonald's had higher sales growth in 2008 than in 2006 or 2007, opening nearly 600 stores that year, according to Slate. The chain was able to take advantage of Americans' recession tastes: Cheap, convenient food.
One Reddit user claiming to be an ex-McDonald's worker said he once left a bag of chicken nuggets out on the counter for too long and "they melted. Into a pool of liquid." That didn't stop him from loving the nuggets, "still delicious," he wrote.
More than 60 percent of low-wage workers are employed by big corporations, according to a July analysis by the National Employment Law Project. And more than 90 percent of those companies were profitable last year.
Fast food workers in New York City make an average of $9 per hour, according to the Village Voice. That comes to about $18,500 per year for full-time workers.
For 40 percent of private sector workers, taking a sick day and still getting paid isn't an option, according to the Baltimore Sun. Fast food workers are especially likely to be part of that 40 percent.
Many fast food workers saw their health benefits put at risk this year, if they even had them at all. Papa John's CEO John Schnatter said he would likely reduce some of his workers hours so that he wouldn't have to cover them in response to Obamacare. Jimmy John's founder, Jimmy John Liautaud told Fox News in October that he would "have to" cut workers' hours so that he wasn't forced to cover them under Obamacare.
The average hourly pay at McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King and Taco Bell is less than $8 an hour, according to salary data cited by CNBC.
As more workers fight for limited jobs, many older employees are gravitating towards the fast food industry. The median age of a fast food worker is 28, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data cited by the Atlantic. For women, who make up two-thirds of the industry's employees, that age is 32.
Fast food worker's went on strike in late November in New York City, showcasing a rare effort to organize the industry's workers. Labor leaders often don't make an effort to organize these workers because the high turnover makes the challenge daunting.
For all their work, fast food workers get very little dough. The lowest paid job category in New York City is "Combined Food Service and Preparation Workers, Including Fast Food," according to Bureau of Labor Department Statistics cited by Salon.


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Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., has voiced opposition to the merger as structured. And in a blog post Thursday, Netflix (NFLX) CEO Reed Hastings said federal regulators should protect net neutrality rules.
The Federal Communications Commission plans to re-write rules that bar Internet service providers from blocking or slowing down access to any websites. U.S. courts have ruled against the FCC's last two attempts to enforce so-called net neutrality.
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Netflix, in a move that surprised analysts, in February agreed to pay Comcast for "direct connection" to its broadband network, under a multiyear agreement.


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Well, it's a soft release, no prices or full specs on all the items. What are your initial thoughts/response on the new Absaroka pack and the UL 240 BPL quilt in the Gear Shop?Apr 30, 2010 at 12:29 pm #1604136Apr 30, 2010 at 12:31 pm #1604137
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I'm planning on picking up the quilt, but being a south eastern resident of the US, I think the pack is not geared towards our climate. That said, it looks like a great pack for 3 season for the Western part of the country. Should be a great pack for Winter CDT and PCT hikes.Apr 30, 2010 at 12:32 pm #1604138
but being a south eastern resident of the US, I think the pack is not geared towards our climate
Details? I'm in GA but plan on probably picking up a couple to try out.Apr 30, 2010 at 12:33 pm #1604139
quilt is cool, so is bivy if it weighs in a projected. but not too pumped about the pack. there are many better options in 2lb range. IMO. i mean just get a tried and true vapor trail. its got the removable hipbelt, frame, padded backpanel, large stretchy pockets, probably cheaper too. just my $.02Apr 30, 2010 at 12:40 pm #1604143
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The pack looks great–super simple yet comfortableApr 30, 2010 at 12:45 pm #1604148
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From the desciption it seems like it is intended for larger volume gear like synethic quilts and synthetic winter clothing like the BPL line.
I don't find that our winters with the exception of this year's, warrant the need for all synthetic clothing or large loft synthetic quilts, so for me it would simply be too large of a volume pack.
Like I said I believe it would be an excellent choice for those doing harsher winter hiking, and even for those up north on the east coast. This would be a great pack for winter in NY, NH, VT, ME, CT, PA, and MA where you are going to get more snow and wetter conditions.
I am in no way putting the pack down, just simply stating that I don't see the need for such a large dry pack here in the South even in winter.
I will be very interested to see the smaller version when it comes out, and will definetly be grabbing one of the quilts and the bivys.Apr 30, 2010 at 12:56 pm #1604155
Kendall ClementBPL Member
@socalpackerLocale: Southern California
I like the new pack and quilt.Apr 30, 2010 at 1:12 pm #1604163
j lanMember
@justaddfuelLocale: MN
I would much rather see the BPL Artic Dry Pack back. Much more innovative.Apr 30, 2010 at 1:14 pm #1604165
James McDanielSpectator
Coming from a tall guy. I wonder what the torso sizes it will support. Maybe it's on there and I'm missing it.Apr 30, 2010 at 1:17 pm #1604169
jake, i agree with your statement as i am in the southwest. not really a pack for our needs. if i lived in the areas you mentioned, it may be a good pack. i just think the market is already full with 2lb packs that can hold alot of gear.
i don't believe that ryan and co. have the BPL store as first priority or they would simply be a cottage manufacturer. don't get me wrong, i like BPL and the community that comes with it, just saying…Apr 30, 2010 at 1:27 pm #1604173
Yes, it's a larger volume pack but keep in mind this version is designed for thru-hikers so it's designed to compete with something more like a ULA Circuit or even the current Jam which has no frame.Apr 30, 2010 at 1:52 pm #1604185
Philip DelvoieBPL Member
@philipdLocale: Ontario, Canada
I am looking forward to more details on the quilt.Apr 30, 2010 at 2:04 pm #1604192
Mike In SocalBPL Member
@rcmikeLocale: California
I like what I see so far in the new pack. I am not ultralight but have been reducing the weight and volume of my gear and think that dropping down to a 45L pack can save me another 21 oz. From the photos, I couldn't tell if there were attachment points on the straps.Apr 30, 2010 at 2:34 pm #1604202
in the specs, the pack i s much smaller than the circuit, heck, its smaller than any of ULA's packs!
assuming typical BPL prices, i don't think it will be anything great. it would have to be less $ than the circuit, imo. the BPL pack is 4oz lighter, so that's a plus. the OHM has suspension, larger volume, great compression, more pockets and is lighter.
as to the vapor trail, the VT is heavier, but it can easily be trimmed down to the same weight, it has similar features and definately cheaper. spec-wise the GG arete is closer to the BPL pack and costs all of $100.
the gorilla has almost the same volume, toughness, removable hipbelt and frame, much lighter weight, and very well trail tested, plus you can call grant at gossamer gear directly for thoughts, advice, and info.
this list could go on with SMD, osprey, REI and the like.
i'm not saying its a bad pack, it might be a great pack. my point is just that the market doesn't really need what this pack is offering. going by the price of the nano tarp, i would expect this pack to be well over $200 and i think their are plenty of offerings to match it.
this is just my $0.02 so please don't think its worth more than that-
ben-Apr 30, 2010 at 4:19 pm #1604248
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The pack seems like a great transitional pack for people moving to UL, and seems very feature-rich for the wt.
That being said, I can't see many of the regulars here replacing the lighter packs they're already carrying for one of these. As competition to ULA's offerings, I think BPL is being smart. ULA is selling like hotcakes.
For my part, I'm constantly finding the Gorilla the perfect size, yet still too heavy for my needs. I can easily carry my gear + a week of food in the summer without compressing my quilt, or my winter gear+week of food with compression.
I just cant see myself ever needing more than 45L. I bought and sold a Starlite because I realized it was useless for me (and not comfortable for my back).Apr 30, 2010 at 4:40 pm #1604261
Ed TyanichBPL Member
I really like the quilt. One of these might end up in my gear collection.
The pack looks nice, but I think I'd prefer the ULA Epic.
The bivy also looks good, but I still prefer my Titanium Goat Omni-Zip bivy.
Just my thoughts.Apr 30, 2010 at 7:57 pm #1604390
Miguel ArboledaBPL Member
@butukiLocale: Kanto Plain, Japan
That is a beautiful pack. Well designed, well-sewn, solid. Those big side/ front pockets are something innovative… though I'm a little unsure about accessing water bottles while walking. My initial doubts about the pack have dissipated. Looking forward to learning more about it.Apr 30, 2010 at 8:02 pm #1604395
Javan DempseyMember
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Miguel: but be honest, are you even remotely considering buying it? ;)
Recommending it yes. Obviously. ;)Apr 30, 2010 at 8:22 pm #1604405
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@butukiLocale: Kanto Plain, Japan
If I needed another pack, I'd consider buying, yes. But after cutting away all extraneous gear over the last four months I don't want to get back to gear hoarding. I've only just weaned myself of gear dependence! The withdrawal was simply awful! Late night sweats, chewing my fingernails, banging my head against the walls, sudden cravings for stuff sacks, inexplicable desires to lie down on the floor and measure torso length, etc…
Though shalt not tempt me, Oh Gear Fiend!Apr 30, 2010 at 9:20 pm #1604432
Sam HaraldsonBPL Member
@sharaldsLocale: Gallatin Range
I don't believe I posted this elsewhere yet but I was pleased to find that when I removed the internal frame element and the hipbelt the pack weight drops to 22 oz. (624 g). That's a pretty respectable weight compared to similar frameless options out there. Not to say that the focus of this pack is low weight though. Blasphemy coming from BPL? Maybe.
I'm sure it's obvious to critics that we're not trying to compete with the SUL pack market with this backpack. Bozeman Mountain Works packs were on the forefront of that market some years ago and Backpacking Light packs will enter that market again in the coming year. Durability and lengthy resupply capabilities are what we are currently interested in and this iteration of backpack is going to meet those needs excellently.Apr 30, 2010 at 11:53 pm #1604481
Jeff AntigMember
@antigLocale: Pacific Northwest
Will there be color options for the pack? Or will it be any color I want as long as it's orange?May 1, 2010 at 12:37 am #1604492
Dirk RabdauMember
@dirk9827Locale: Pacific Northwest
As it is aimed at thru-hikers, does it contain a hydration sleeve/pouch? How about side pockets to hold water bottles? I see those are set as "to be determined (tbd)." Any word on this?May 3, 2010 at 2:02 pm #1605412
its not really aimed at thru hikers, no matter what they tell you…
a thru hiker doesn't want some overly heavy pack with no pockets, and no mesh pocket in the back and low volume. thru hikers usually like low weight packs with mesh pockets to easily see and to dry out tarps and rain jackets. they also like packs that can accomdate big food bags so they can resupply at 10 days if need be, this pack will do neither, i think it may be a perfect pack for some BPL staff to use and thats fine, except that they try to market it to BPL subscribers to cover the design cost. blah blah blah.
just because its in the BPL shop doesn't mean its a great pack! and you shouldn't be lined up to pay your hard earned cash for a "pre-purchase" (help us recover our design costs) whatev….May 3, 2010 at 2:24 pm #1605425
I'm not sure what thru-hikers you're referring to but the majority of those on the AT still carry traditional gear. They have no idea what tarps are and aren't capable of going 10 days between supply points. The first major resupply point is Mountain Crossings @ Neel Gap and Winton and his staff send home thousands of pounds of gear each year helping the thru-hikers lighten their loads. Last time I was up there the majority of his pack stock was Granite Gear and ULA.
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Global Outlook The mining giant ENRC found itself splashed all over the front page of the FT yesterday for all the wrong reasons. Now, I hear of another stock-market flotation heading London's way that has a weirdly similar feel to it.
For reasons of what are said to be greed and naivety, ENRC, based in Kazakhstan and controlled by a trio of central Asian oligarchs, was welcomed to the London Stock Exchange with a thick red carpet.
The teams of bankers, lawyers and brokers who brought the company here billed many millions of dollars. They are accused of turning a blind eye to what quickly emerged as a host of opaque dealings and dismal corporate governance.
Yesterday, yet another major organisation – Kofi Annan's Africa Progress Panel –criticised deals ENRC has done on mining concessions in the Congo. It alleges it bought lucrative mining assets from controversial Israeli tycoon Dan Gertler, who, it is claimed, in turn bought them for what appears to be a knockdown price from his faithful friend, the Congo president, Joseph Kabila.
Mr Annan's team yesterday calculated that, in five deals it was scrutinising, mining concessions were sold to offshore companies like those allegedly controlled by Mr Gertler at a sixth of the price of independent valuations.
They were then sold on to big mining firms like ENRC at rates of return averaging 512 per cent. The lost value to the people of Congo? $1.36bn (£876m) between 2010 and 2012. Mr Gertler refutes the report's findings.
A famed Congolese deal that has received much publicity was for a mine seized by Kabila's government from a London and Canadian business, First Quantum Minerals.
It was then sold to Mr Gertler, who sold it on to ENRC for an enormous profit. First Quantum subsequently successfully claimed $1.25bn compensation from ENRC for the deal.
Mr Gertler has consistently denied any wrongdoing and said he paid a fair price for what were extremely risky assets.
ENRC says its acquisitions followed 'appropriate regulatory and board best practice'.
But now it emerges that another business with substantial African assets, Finance Bank Zambia, is looking to float in London as well. In what appears to be a similar series of events, Finance Bank Zambia was seized from its previous owner, South Africa's FirstRand Bank, on the orders of Zambia's president Michael Sata. Mr Sata handed the bank on to his political ally, the wealthy businessman Rajan Mahtani, who is now the executive chairman.
Unlike First Quantum, FirstRand Bank has not sued. That may be because it is worrying about other businesses it has in Zambia. But some say that refusal to sue is because Finance Bank originally came into FirstRand's hands in peculiar circumstances, too.
You see, Mr Sata's predecessor Rupiah Banda repossessed Finance Bank Zambia in December 2010 in extremely unusual circumstances which wiped out shareholders. Rajan Mahtani, an enemy of Mr Banda, was in charge of the bank at the time and was a major investor.
Precisely how much Mahtani family companies owned is contested, but under the Banda regime, the Zambian central bank accused Mahtani of going over the 25 per cent ownership limit and engaging in "insider lending" deals. Mr Mahtani said this was "nonsense" but the central bank seized Finance Bank Zambia anyway, handing it over to FirstRand.
So far, so complicated, no?
Mr Mahtani has just unveiled plans for a flotation of the business in London, Zambia and Johannesburg. It wants to raise $250m.
Now, I wonder, in the light of the ENRC case, will London have the appetite for the business with such an unusual history?
So far, so mixed for the new president
Some funny things have been happening around the regime of the reformist President Sata of late. A court case heading to London in the coming months revolves around another forced nationalisation – that of the country's telephone company Zamtel.
This was seized by the Sata regime from Lap Green, the Libyan telecoms giant made great on the continent by Colonel Gaddafi's oil wealth.
An investigation ordered by President Sata claimed the original sale to the Libyans was fraudulent, undervaluing the business. Lap Green begs to differ, and is seeking $480m compensation. Why do the Libyans want to present their evidence in court in London, you may ask?
Because the Sata government refused to guarantee the safety of Lap Green witnesses, some of whom have claimed they are being harassed and intimidated.
Sata was swept to power in 2011 on a populist ticket to fight corruption and improve the lot of Zambian workers, thousands of whom toil for Chinese mining companies in dismal conditions.
So far, gains with the Chinese have been fairly limited, although some progress has been made on wages and royalties. Meanwhile, opposition and church leaders say they are suffering arbitrary jailings and harassment.
In March, a Commonwealth committee visited to hear their concerns and called for dialogue between political parties.
Businesses in the region are becoming increasingly vocal in their concerns about his regime. Some grumble that his Anti Corruption Commission, which has received £3m in aid from Britain since 2009 , is being influenced by him – charges he and the ACC deny.
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We were there pretty early for a NST. You're basically just making sure the baby's heart rate goes with their movement, and that you're not in active labor with one of these. I was hooked up to monitors for 20 minutes while they measured both. Both were looking really good! Her heart rate went up every time she started moving. I had several contractions, but most of them I couldn't feel...no active labor though.
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I've made just a tiny bit of progress this week. I'm at about 1.5-2 cm dilated right now, and about 50% effaced. So, no need to induce today, but we went on and made the appointment to induce next Thursday...so we'll be meeting her by then! That will put me right at 41 weeks, which is the maximum my doctor recommended going for both of our safety. Honestly, I don't think I'll make it to then, but it is nice to see a little light at the end of the tunnel! I go in at 5am on Thursday, March 22nd to start the induction.
So we're back in the waiting game pattern...constantly analyzing symptoms to see if I'm in labor (I've had a couple today that make me seriously doubt I'll make it through the weekend, much less to next Thursday), but at least we know now that we're in the last stage of this!
After we left, I felt that I deserved a cupcake. :) So we ran by Gigi's and got this beauty...
...and ran to Chick-Fil-A for lunch. I've mentioned before that I LOVE Chick-Fil-A...it just puts you in a better mood when you go (plus it's really good!). We got to talking to the lady at the check-out line for a minute while we waited on the food, she asked when we were due, etc, etc. Noah goes to give her the credit card to pay, and she told us that lunch was on her today, and to have a blessed day. :) I thought it was SO sweet! I don't know if she was taking pity on me because I'm so huge or what, but it was just the nicest thing that's happened in a few days. :)
I'll be updating here and on twitter if anything changes...but no baby yet! And I'm glad - as long as I'm having a healthy pregnancy, I can stay big and uncomfortable for a few more days. :)


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This week @theCUBE team will be covering the OpenStack community at the annual OpenStack SV event in Mountain View, California. SiliconANGLE Media has research on this topic at Wikibon.com (registration required) for all the latest on OpenStack and the impact of cloud computing.
State of OpenStack
OpenStack community was going through a period of introspection, transformation and evolution. What started as a small community hoping to disrupt the largest public clouds and private clouds has evolved into a large community that is beginning to branch out in new directions
Community – The OpenStack community of vendors has grown and consolidated in expected and healthy ways.
In many ways, the evolution of OpenStack has paralleled the evolution of the Linux market. At one point, there were nearly a dozen different vendor-specific OpenStack distributions trying to gain traction in a small market footprint. Likewise, there were 15+ Linux distributions back in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Just as Linux consolidated down to just a few main distributions (Red Hat, Canonical, SUSE), the OpenStack community has contracted the distributions through acquisitions or natural market-driven reductions (HPE Helion, Mirantis, Red Hat). In addition, the OpenStack Foundation has put programs in place to certify and validate interoperability between different OpenStack implementations. Not only does this consolidation bring together groups of OpenStack engineers, but it also forced some companies to rethink their goto-market and revenues models.
Operations / Consumption – Invisible OpenStack is the best OpenStack.
It's no secret that part of the reason for OpenStack's adoption rate has been end-user frustration with the complexities of operating an OpenStack environment. This has been openly discussed at previous OpenStack events and is highlighted in the OpenStack User Survey (April 2016) .
Production Deployment Challenges
Due to these challenges, new consumption models have emerged in the market that allow end-user customers to consume programmatic infrastructure (e.g. OpenStack) as a service. Offerings that deliver these capabilities include Cisco MetaPod, IBM Bluebox, Platform9, Rackspace and ZeroStack. These offerings allow customers to have physical resources that are either in their own data center or any remote data center (e.g. CoLo, Cloud provider) and the OpenStack services are centrally maintained and managed. In essence, the OpenStack portion of the service is invisible to the customer. This allows their IT organization or developers to remain focused on applications and projects they help drive revenue for the business.
Business Model – Is there enough revenue to continue the momentum?
Regardless of the number of attendees at the event or the technical progress of the working groups, the topic of revenues always comes up at OpenStack events. The reported earnings of AWS ($2.56B, Q1FY'16) and VMware ($1.59B, Q1FY'16) are always considered benchmarks for the OpenStack community. Both of those companies have been in business for 10 years or more. As with most open source software projects, it can be difficult to compare revenue because many early-adopter companies use the free version of the software rather than paying a support license, using professional services or consuming a paid service. At this point in time, none of the major OpenStack vendors (Cisco, HPE, IBM, Mirantis, Red Hat) break out the individual revenues associated with their Red Hat business. The data (below) from Rackspace shows that the overall market is $1.25B, with some industry projections near $3-4B by 2018. Wikibon believes that the leading vendors are currently at or below a $100M/yr run-rate for OpenStack-related business (hardware, software, services).
Success Cases – NFV is emerging as a leading use-case.
The biggest surprise and most frequently discussed topic at any OpenStack events in 2016 was Network Functions Virtualized (NFV), an evolving networking architecture where edge-services (e.g. load-balancing, caching, proxying, firewall, IDS/IPS) are virtualized and run as software services on x86 servers instead of traditional networking equipment. This is an architectural movement that has been popularized by the largest telcos, as they prepare for even greater 5G data usage-models from mobile devices and IoT devices.
The NFV use cases make sense for the telcos because they require the ability to orchestrate on-demand network-services as device usage continues to grow, and the OpenStack and OPNFV working groups may prove to be a path of lesser complexity to define new standards rather than going through existing standardsbodies. While the percentage of telco OpenStack users is considerably smaller than IT organizations, it is highly likely for this market-segment to generate as much or more revenues for OpenStack vendors in the next 3-5 years.
Technology Ecosystem – The OpenStack Foundation finally understands OpenStack's role in a bigger Cloud Computing world.
For many years, OpenStack billed itself as "the OS for the Cloud". Each new year brought out new projects and working groups (e.g. PaaS, Containers, Big Data, etc.), often expanding into areas well beyond the original Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) vision of OpenStack. In 2016 the OpenStack foundation clearly highlighted that in order for OpenStack to be successful, it would need to work more closely with a series of other technologies. During the 2015 summits in Vancouver and Tokyo, container technology (e.g. Docker, runC) was one of the most in-demand technologies for learning and expanding the OpenStack footprint. In 2015 the focus was on having an option to run end-user applications in containers, instead of virtual machines being the only option. This year, a new concept was introduced – running OpenStack on containers. The example used at the summit was called "Stacknetes", where the OpenStack control plane becomes an application that runs on top of containers that are scheduled and managed by Kubernetes.
OpenStack community and technology has stabilized to the point where Private Cloud deployments are realistic for many customers. Customers should be exploring the breadth of consumption models which best align to their existing skill-sets and business goals, learning from some of the struggles of IT organizations in the past – e.g. building and operating OpenStack from trunk is extremely difficult.
For more OpenStack and cloud research or Wikibon.com/cloud (subscription required) or just follow @theCUBE .
John Furrier
John Furrier is founder, co-CEO, and Editor-in-Chief of SiliconANGLE, a new media company covering the intersection of computer science and social science. Furrier is also the co-founder and CEO of CrowdChat a social media platform for large-scale group conversations over hashtags. In addition to SiliconANGLE John runs Broadband Developments a private incubator and investment firm for creating new startups. Furrier lives in Palo Alto, California with his wife and four children.
Latest posts by John Furrier ( see all )
- Analysis of the State of OpenStack – OpenStack Silicon Valley - August 9, 2016
- IO data center as a platform conference – September 13th Menlo Park - August 9, 2016
- Clarfication on my comments on Cloudera on theCUBE at #HadoopSummit - April 18, 2016


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Date of Stay: February, 2016
A nice state park CG. 30amp in most sites with only a handful of 50amp in both loops. Sites range from 20-25 feet to well over 60 feet. Due to moronic state practice the CG is "first come first served" so if you need a larger site due to rig size you better get here mid-week to insure finding an adequately sized site. Great hiking trail around the lake of almost 7 miles. I thought I was in decent hiking shape and this one kicked my, well, you know. No full hook-ups but good water/electric service. Most GA State parks have convenient gray water char pits for easy disposal of gray water. The park is just out of downtown Winder, GA. Winder is trying to revitalize the old downtown area and it has some very decent restaurants. The Bar-b-que place is very good. I think the daily rate is too high for what the CG offers and having to show up a day or two early to get a decent site really stinks. GA State parks, so close to great but yet so far versus the COE CG's down the road.
Date of Stay: September, 2014
A pretty good state park. Some sites (104, 106,108, and some others) are on the water. The park itself is big enough to have some good hiking trails and areas of interest. Panama City is pretty nice if you can visit after school gets back in session. We've been at Spring Break and twice in September or October and the fall trips were very relaxing and very enjoyable. The CG itself needs some work. The sites are getting rough. Roots, ruts, and no upgrades are taking their toll on the camping experience. Florida gets a very, very good return on their investment and if they'd invest in some upgrades they'd get more campers throughout the year.
Date of Stay: June, 2014
We spent 8 nights here recently. The CG is nice with paved roads and sites with pea gravel. The sites are large but most offer very little shade. The electric was good and water pressure was fine. However, as far as most FLA state parks this one is lacking. It is very small and the CG is not close to the beach. Beach is good and kept clean. The men's bath house in C/D loop didn't have A/C the entire time we were there. All other bathhouses have A/C. Destin is bit disappointing with heavy traffic and very few options. Been there; done that and won't be going back.
Date of Stay: June, 2012
We chose site 16 and our 34' TT fit but we couldn't extend our awning. The site had great day time shade due to the tree canopy overhead. I actually had to engage my 4WD to get backed in due to a thick, spongy ground cover made up of a sand and broken shell fragments. This base drained water great and was soft under foot, but clumped badly on sandals/shoes and was hard to keep out of the coach. The CG is literally carved out from a very dense thicket of saw-tooth palm fronds, vines and young trees. You cannot see your neighbor from most sites. This privacy comes with a price however, there is very little breeze. The humid mornings were uncomfortable and the mid-day heat was hard to take. There is ample wildlife and some will come in and climb right into truck beds to dig through your garbage. The wildlife is also probably responsible for the single worst thing about our stay. When we stopped at the unoccupied ranger station to check in there was a small flyer announcing a tick problem. The flyer probably should have said "tick epidemic" because they were literally everywhere, on the road, in the dirt, on every blade of grass and every tree branch. The ticks ranged from the tiny seed ticks to the determined ring-neck. It was an hourly activity to pick them off and dispose. Our dog was covered. However, if you ever wanted to know what Florida probably looked like to the first Spanish explorers, Faver-Dykes State Park probably comes close. This is authentic inland Florida. We hiked a 2.6 mile trail to a vantage point overlooking the Pellicer creek and the trail was very well marked and maintained. It also had the biggest spiders I have every seen. A thin black/yellow beast that from leg-to-leg was larger than my hand. They spun webs about 6' off the ground. It was NOT a fun hike. I wouldn't come back to Faver-Dykes, but I'm glad I experienced it.
Date of Stay: May, 2012
This COE CG has 4 or 5 of the best sites we've ever enjoyed. Some sites are (in our opinion) just dreadful. Full sun, no privacy and far from the lake. Some sites are just excellent due to good shade, fairly private and great lake views. Loop 64-75 offers stunning views of sunset. Water/electric only at all sites. A very busy CG during the summer months. A very nice CG due to sites, location and price.
Date of Stay: May, 2012
If you want a campground that offers level sites, many in good shade and a most unique atmosphere then this is the place for you. Know this -- there are no hookup in all but 2 sites. There is fresh water available at each bath house and each loop has 2 bath houses. You will not get cell phone reception. Your laptop aircard will not get you online. You will (most likely) wake up to the sounds of a tom turkey calling his hens. You will probably get a little tired of seeing deer. We did not encounter any black bear and we got up early and stayed out late looking for them. My son was most impressed by the multitude of young people and how friendly everyone acted. A great campground for kids, adults, the young-at-heart and others. If you like amenities and pools and playgrounds and rec rooms, this is not your campground.
Date of Stay: February, 2012
I almost hesitate to let the word out about this CG. This is a CG built and run by fellow RV'ers. Each site has full hookups. There are no bathhouses. Most sites have some amenity that is unique to the CG like big fireplaces, kitchen/grill/ or patio furniture. The sites are level with ample room between sites. The location is off the main roads and is very quiet at night. No playground for the kids, but a nice dog walk area. We've either stayed at or visited most of the CG's in the Gatlinburg/PF area and this is our favorite.
Date of Stay: June, 2009
Nothing much has changed since the last review in 2007. Still a nice campground. Many sites close to the water, many with good deep shade. Probably one of the nicer COE parks on Lake Lanier. Campground hosts very nice and helpful.
Date of Stay: April, 2006
A great state park. By far one of the most quiet parks we've ever visited. Sites were level and easy to park. The playground was more than adequate and the kids spent most of the days riding bikes on the trails. The only negative-the closest grocery store was 7 miles away in Union Point. The historic site was well maintained and very interesting. If your looking for a relaxing and well maintained park then this is worth a visit.


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Are you planning
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spots to visit during this time of the year. If you're planning on covering the
northern part of India, there are two must visit locations that you shouldn't
miss – Leh and Jaisalmer.
Leh –
Tibetan India
In a remote
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While there
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mainly open during the monsoons. The Manali-Leh Highway is open during June to
October and the Srinagar-Leh route is open during June to November.
What to See
The Shanthi
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and the Hemis Gompa Monastery are the biggest tourist attraction in Leh.
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paragliding and white-water rafting are the major adventure sports of this
region. The Ladakh Festival takes place in the first two weeks of September and
the two day Hemis Gompa festival is held in June/July.
Jaisalmer –
The Golden City
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sand dunes, with its beautiful sandstone buildings, the name Golden City fits
Jaisalmer well. Jaisalmer was one of the princely states of Rajasthan and it
was founded by Raja Jaisal, who built a magnificent sandstone fortress here.
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has beautiful palaces and mansions. It has many attractive Havelis or mansions
built by rich families, which are major tourist spots.
There are
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Jaisalmer Fort. About 25% of the city's population still lives inside the fort.
The fort contains the beautiful Raj Mahal (Royal Palace), the two Jain Temples
and the Laxminath Temple.
It has a
rich Jain heritage and there are many Jain Temples here. The most notable among
these are the temples dedicated to Lord Shantinath and Lord Parshvanath, two of
the important Jain Thirthankaras. These are must visit places on Rajasthan holidays, not just for the
religiously inclined, but for everyone.
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culture during this fest. Take up camel safaris into the desert, and it'll be
an experience that you'll never forget.
When you're
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