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well Dave & julie(since were somehow on a fisrt name basis now )for not trying to cause trouble she sure spreads a lot of it around and thats not something anyone paying attention is confused about. tell us how in "researching " orv sticker facts anything about drinking in a campground at a private off road park was brought up the officers say by the way ....while we're checking orv stickers ...you brought it up to cause shit for former friends.you guys just want to get in any dig you can . The dusters probably have the good sense not to post anything about you or you will stir more shit. why dont you post some pictures of your next trip the park they ll be from the parking lot on your way out.
seems like plenty of facts posted here to make a reasonale person realize what you posted isnt right really just because a dnr officer says something is the law dosent mean it really is the law.
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Who's the other performer?
Now that we have the behind the scenes picture, and we even know that Frank Oz wasn't actually puppeteering Grover in this one, who's the guy operating the Pumpkin-Orange boy? Looks like it might be Steve Whitmire to me. Either way, if we know, it should be added into the article. Garrettk41 02:39, August 31, 2011 (UTC)
- Considering Steve wasn't really part of Sesame Street until he took over Ernie. - Oscarfan 12:59, August 31, 2011 (UTC)
- Well, not an official part, anyway, but it did on occasion happen that a non-regular puppeteer would make an appearance on another show just to help out. Dave Goelz and Louise Gold for instance. So it could be that Steve came in to lend a hand to this number. Garrettk41 23:35, August 31, 2011 (UTC)
- Or, if not Steve, perhaps Michael Earl Davis? Garrettk41 01:01, November 22, 2011 (UTC)
I was thinking about this the other day (and was considering bringing it up myself if it hadn't already been), but does anyone think it's Jim Kroupa?
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Update: What do you think of this statement regarding Lexington's flag ordinance?
The key is that the city did not target Confederate flags, although clearly eliminating those was the driving force in its decision.
The key is that the city did not target Confederate flags, although clearly eliminating those was the driving force in its decision.
Great and posted.
Let me fix this for you...
"Sure, I drove my car into a crowd of people where I knew Mr. Smith was standing, but I really wasn't trying to hit Mr. Smith, though eliminating Mr. Smith was the driving force in my decision."
13B - yes, much better. Spoken like a true lawyer! If they use logic like that, this should be a slam dunk! ;o) Who knows? Courts are so unpredictable.
Ready, fire, aim.
On a personal note, my gg grandather, a veteran of the War of 1812, and his son, a veteran of the Civil War (VA-18th, Co E) were originally from Lexington, VA. We had planned a large family reunion in Lexington, but moved it to Cartersville, VA after the disgraceful flag incidence. I had written to various people in Lexington prior to our cancellation including local government officials, the local COC, etc., but received absolutely nothing in return. Lexington missed out on approx. 75-80 people staying there for 5 days. Their disrespect has a cost.
Lexington is governed by a bunch of snobbish elites. It's been like that for a number of years. Their short-sightedness when it comes to this type of thing has cost local residents literally millions in tax revenue. Their juvenile attitude toward the Museum of the Confederacy is another example. Just check out what the MOC has spent in Appomattox.


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Youngster, I'm going with '37-41 Ford spindles on the tube axle. For most of your projects, what hubs/brakes do you prefer... that are readily available from wrecking yards.
Appreciate anyone else's response too.
'23 T bucket ?
I like the '40 Ford set up, mostly because of the traditional look. About the easiest set up to find would be the '48 to '56 F-1 or F-100 1/2 ton pick-up brakes. I don't have the part numbers right at hand, but there have been many, many articles written about this swap. I wouldn't be surprised to find a previous post right here on HBB. Along with those brakes and a Maverick 8" rear, a master cylinder for a '67 Mustang, drum/drum, non-power, works real well. I think the NAPA part number is 101485.
I was expecting to hear about some disk brake setup but your drum-drum response was better than I thought- I have a buddy that restores '50s Ford pickups and he has lots of donor trucks. I will keep my eyes open for the brake swap articles. Thanks youngster.
You need to write a book on this! Seriously - the now out of print "How to Build a T-Bucket Roadster on a Budget" by Chester Greenhalgh routinely sells for $150+ on fleabay! (a 144 page paperback!)
(and no, I didn't spend a pile of money on this book! -> a friend loaned me his copy to peruse a while back)
If you're inclined I'd probably offer to triple your money and go as much as $21 for one of your 3 . . . MN isn't that far from Nebraska!
Seriously, I'm so close to Speedway that I'm thinking I'll just grab one of their bodies.
We went up to Speedway a couple weeks ago and took a tour of Bill Smith's Museum of American Speed. It was heavily into racing and peddle cars but had enough street rod stuff to keep my boys and I interested. I hadn't been to Speedway in a couple decades. They are in a new building now and I was surprised that they don't really have a show room or anything any more (years ago they had a small showroom that was stacked to the ceiling) now they just have a small area with a table and catalogs and a few things hanging on the wall and a parts counter running along one edge. Kinda disappointing . . . the parts guy was great though and he took us back to look at one of the all steel A roadsters they are selling now - it's pretty neat! He said there was a GM plant in South Africa and it was shutting down and Bill cut a deal with them to stamp out the A bodies. Kind of interesting that an American icon such as the Ford model A is being made in an old GM plant in a foreign country! Of course I heard the last Ford flathead engine was made by a company owned by Chrysler in a South American Factory for the French military . . .
I think it's Total Performance that sells a tapered frame.
Agree with Steve about the book thing... youngster's wealth of knowledge could even support a cable tv network. I've learned more from him in the last month than I could ever imagine.
The decision to build a straight frame or a tapered frame is probably more due to personal choice. You do get to have it narrow at the radiator and a bit wider at the firewall for a nicer looking fit with the tapered frame. It also takes more effort to build. Not a whole lot but it takes more time for measuring and squaring up than the straight frame.
The rear kickup behind the body will depend upon how much rake you want the frame to have. I think I suggested it earlier in the thread but if and when I build another T I will probably mock up the frame using 2x4s to make sure everything is going to fit the way I want it to. That would let you get the measurements right and get the design the way you want it without cutting and welding expensive tubing. The wood can always be put to another use after it has served it's time dummying up the frame.
Youngster working on releasing a set of plans
'23 T bucket ?
Whoa.....back up the bookmobile here!!!!!! I really appreciate all the kind words but I'm far from being a top authority on these great little cars. I've just had a lot of experience with them. The "Plans" I'm working on are just for the frame, front and rear suspensions. These are the areas that I see most often where people seem to have the most problems. Safety is one of my biggest concerns. The frame is the foundation of any car. Because of that, it needs to be well engineered. All the parts have to work well together to be safe. I hope to eliminate most of the guess work for you guys. As I stated before, most everything I've learned about building a T has come from people with a lot more experience than I have.
Thanks for the encouragement, Youngster
No book? Even if we said pretty please with sugar on top???
Actually I understand that completely - I've written a few technical articles for trade journals and the such (not automotive though) and just a short article takes more work than one would think -> a complete book would take quite a bit of work and when this stuff starts being work it stops being fun!
Besides that I can tell you would be worried people would just build clones of what you outlined and not let their creativity express it's self and I can tell you thoroughly enjoy seeing the personal touches people incorporate into their creations and you wouldn't want to adversely influence that in any way. (this kinda reminds me of cooking - about anyone can follow a recipe but the really good cooks just know how to cook by grabbing a little of this and a little of that)
I think your idea of a basic set of plans (or are they better called "well explained ideas") for a safe and functional frame so newbies have a good starting point is a great idea and I appreciate you taking the time to do them for us!
I would like to request(beg) that you incorporate a little discussion with them where it would be beneficial - thinks like why that particular width of the frame was chosen (so it's more compatible with the bodies, etc.) are good things to know.
I think the best way to build one of these would be to have a pile of money and do it all at once, but alas many of us would be more successful doing it piece meal every pay day. Unfortunately that is a problem as some things depend upon others . . . for example I can see that having the exact body you are going to use there when you make the frame would be a tremendous advantage but I've heard it's best to not store fiberglass bodies off of their frames as they like to warp. Buying the body and building or buying the frame at the same time would be a good idea but then we have the body setting there in our crampt garage and you just know it's going to get beat up while we build the rest of the car, soooo a frame that's been engineered to work with most any body would be a tremendous advantage to us piece mealers I believe.
Anyway, looking forward to seeing what you come up with . . . and reading all your great posts here on the forums!
Take Care,
If you need detailed chassis plans go to the Total Performane web site and down load their manual. It has all the fine details of every part you need to build a complete T Bucket.... cost $20.00
There is also a lot of info at the Spirit Cars web site. They are have a live web broadcast tonight. Check their web site for the Burns Road Show.
Then here is a frame plan from Spirit Cars posted on their web site. You have to scroll down the page.
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What Ihave done in the past is take it to a metal recycling center & for a small fee they will generally weigh it for you.
23 T Bucket?
Steve....I didn't realize how big of a project this would turn out to be. As I said before, I'm no tech writer. It's easy for me to tell some one all this information, but it's something else to put it into words. That's not to say I won't get it done. I said I would, therefore I will.
It's been my experience in the past to see T's started on a piece by piece build, unfortunately it seems a high percentage of these projects stall before completion. That's why I always suggest that a builder starts with enough parts to get to a certain stage before they start the actual build. At least that way, if the drive stops, there is something to sell to recoup some of the investment. As a rule, the more money initially vested, the better chance the project will get finished. In my own case, I like to have 90% of the car in front of me before I start the build.
To build a quality car, you have to spend some money for the right parts. The place you save money is by doing as much of the work as you can. It's totally possible to build a car for $5000, but every time you have to pay someone else to do something, the price goes up.
As far as the body and when to purchase it goes, The best time to buy it is,IMO, after the chassis is up on wheels. At this point, you can glass the floor in and that will pretty much keep it from changing shape. It will also give you a good reference point for engine placement, gas tank and battery, steering, etc. Besides, then you can sit in it and make disgusting noises when you need a little encouragement to get to work on it! Trust me, your wife will think you've lost it if she catches you!
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Earlier this month, we returned to Italy's Tuscany region ten years after we were married there in September 2000. Time can do funny things to one's perceptions: we wondered if our memories had been unfairly overcome with nostalgia.
When we were married in Tuscany, it couldn't have been that beautiful, could it?
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Although the Val d'Orcia is itself a UNESCO site and many of the towns throughout are quite touristy, the region's focus on agriculture remains authentic. Tuscan farmers — the easily forgotten foundation of Tuscany's culinary depth — wave when you pull to the side of the road to admire their craft and to capture another image of the profoundly beautiful soil. Not to be outdone by the Tuscan earth, the sky dazzles, too — particularly as late afternoon autumn light fights to break through rolling thunderstorms.
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And the vendors? Friendly and passionate. They focus, they laugh, gesticulating ferociously about who knows what. They enjoy the company of their customers, most of whom they've probably known for years. Tuscan vendors — their pride in product, palpable; their love of food, infectious. Free samples flow, just to ensure you choose the right cheese or smoked meat.
In the course of a week we traveled over 1,300 km (800 miles) through Montepulciano, Pienza, Montefellonico, Torrita di Siena, Montalcino, Cortona, Cinigiano, Manciano, Pitigliano, and Sorano. Even in this context, we barely covered a fraction of Tuscany. The region is vast and deep in geography, life and leisure.
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Special thanks goes to Alexandra from the social media team of the Region of Tuscany for answering a raft of questions and providing us with information about the region and its markets, festivals and art scene.
Note: In this post, we focus on northern Tuscany, the Valdichiana and Val d'Orcia regions in and around the towns of Montpulciano and Pienza, the setting of our wedding in 2000. We also spent a few days in the Maremma area of southern Tuscany, which we'll cover in a separate piece.


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Web development is a good start but probably not something you want to go long term with. These are frequently outsourced and tend to have higher turnover once the interface is done. The barrier of entry is low so you'll find competition from part-time contractors as well.
Database is good but can be boring at times. I would recommend looking for an entry-level position at Oracle/Google. They're large with many positions and give good pedigree on your resume. A background in database with strong analytic skills will land you jobs in data mining/search optimization.
I came up in networking. It's interesting and always something new to learn, but Cisco have started to commoditize the market. There still tons of companies in the Silicon Valley doing networking, you won't have any trouble finding a job and many startups to be adventurous with.
Cloud is really the next big thing. Companies are moving all kinds of storage, management, and computing into the cloud. Network, storage, etc all ties in to the cloud.
Or you can go for more generic kernel/platform work. Every company have their own OS and need ppl to maintain them. Your choice of field can be very flexible with this type of position.
My reommendation would be to stick with a large corporation for your first job, unless you're very specialized with prior experience and want to try a startup. Your resume is all about pedigree. Having well-known companies or startups that made it will do wonders for your future career growth. When managers skim the resume, that's what they're looking for.
Listen to none of this nonsense.
Also no one asks those ridiculous old school Microsoft questions anymore.
If you have to ask what to study for a Yahoo interview a few days before, you won't get the job. Unless you can get all major data structures down cold, and be able to come up with *efficient* algorithms and analyze their running time off the cuff.
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Two-time RITA winner Connie Brockway recently announced that she's going rogue and self-publishing two of her books (and probably more later). You can read about her reasons here. The first mentioned was monetary, but there was another one that I'll share:
Over the last couple years, as print publishers have been facing numerous financial crises, it has felt like they've become less likely to buy a book that doesn't fit snugly within the parameters of last month's success and since last month's success was dictated by the previous month's success (and so forth and so on) there hasn't been a whole lot of room left in which to play. And I dearly love to play.
And this:
There's evidence that there's a huge pool of readers out there who got left behind while the legacy publishing houses were tightening their parameters, and who are starving for a gritty western or an gentle American or a bloody medieval or, blush, an off kilter sheik story. Why, Masha Canham has topped 6000 eBook sales on Kindle since the first of the year re-issuing her wonderful pirate novel, Swept Away. And she's done so without benefit of a Facebook page or one single tweet. Because there's an audience who have been waiting, hunting and searching for a pirate saga. With eBooks, those readers can once again find those that speak to their romantic fantasy, not necessarily everyone else's.
In the end, that was one of the reasons I became an indie author. I've come close to selling but my books don't seem to write to the parameters. Michelle Diener's historical, ILLUMINATIONS, will be out in August. Her books are amazing and brilliant, and I know this Tudor-set series is going to be a HUGE hit. But the thing is, she's written other amazing and brilliant books that she couldn't sell because of the parameters. As her critique partner, I got to read them and I LOVED them. I know that other readers would love them, too. But that's something mainstream publishing wasn't ready to take a chance on. (Though that could change after she becomes a bestselling author… 😎 )
I used to be a big reader of historical romances. But I've read the "I married a Duke" type book too often and don't want to read it again, no matter how wonderfully it's written. I want something new and fresh. Will I be one of Connie's readers? You bet I will.
What kind of books would you like to read — or have read in a self-published book — that you're not seeing on the bookshelves?


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UPDATE 9/21/11, 10:25am: Johnson is now confirming his participation.
For a while now, we've been documenting the travails of the Frozen Out Foursome -- Gary Johnson, Fred Karger, Thad McCotter, and Buddy Roemer -- all of whom can lay claim to substantive Republican bona fides (that is, they've played a larger role in GOP politics than, say, quixotic birther candidate Andy Martin), but who remain excluded from the televised GOP debates. Well, there's some good news -- maybe! -- for one of them. Howard Kurtz says that former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson has gained entry to the upcoming Fox News/Google debate, scheduled for this Thursday night:
Johnson will be included in Thursday's Fox News debate in Orlando, the first time he will share a stage with his eight rivals.
The former New Mexico governor won the right to participate, according to Fox sources, by cracking 1 percent in the latest five national polls in which he was included—Fox News, CNN, McClatchy-Marist, ABC, and Quinnipiac—which was the criterion the network had set for inclusion.
Of course, this won't be Johnson's first time at a debate. He appeared onstage at the very first debate of the campaign cycle back on May 5. That was also a Fox News debate, cosponsored by the South Carolina Republican Party. And if you recall, back in May, there weren't a lot of credible candidates to be had. In addition to Johnson, the May 5th debate featured Herman Cain, Tim Pawlenty, Rick Santorum, and Ron Paul. Since then, Pawlenty has dropped out and the only one of those candidates who's managed to carve out a place in the double-digits is Paul.
Of course, this is still a "maybe," apparently. Sometime after Kurtz's piece went live, Slate's Dave Weigel reported on Twitter, "FWIW, Gary Johnson spox tells me they're still waiting on final word re: debate." So, it's not yet a done deal.
In other debate exclusion news, Fred Karger has also requested access to the Fox debate, citing the fact that he has cracked 1% in seven polls. Unfortunately, the seven polls cited (GFK Poll August 26th, McClatchy-Marist Poll August 10th, Synovate Poll August 8th, Harris Poll August 4th, Zogby Poll July 25th, Zogby Poll May 23rd, Fox News Poll April 28th) don't help him with the criteria established for this debate: Fox is only interested in the latest results garnered by five polling organizations -- Fox News, CNN, McClatchy-Marist, ABC, and Quinnipiac.
This is somewhat problematic for Karger -- CNN doesn't even include him in its most recent poll. Neither do Quinnipiac or ABC News.
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sounds like a pretty positive experience, and a very good job on your part. where abouts do you live? LOL
I run with the campus ambulance squad, and pulled squad duty for all of labor day weekend. As i'm heading to campus to go do a standby with the rig, a friend calls my cell and tells me that my headlight is out. I'm like, CRAP, something else to do. I'll take care of it tomorrow (it's already like 1845 and I'm supposed to be on station with my ambulance by 1900). Standby goes fine, and I'm on the way home (a distance of maybe a mile...).
I turn off onto the side street where my house is located, and I'm about halfway to the house when a cop turns onto the street behind me, patrol car lit up like a Chirstmas tree. So I pull over to let him go by, except he pulls in behind me. I'm like ... what? I wasn't even speeding tonight!
He gets out, and walks up to the car, and I realize it's one of the campus cops, and I know him. He looks at me, I go "Hey Sarge" He says "Oh, you, you have a headlight out. get it fixed, goodnight"
The next night, got pulled over in the SAME place, this time by a town cop. So, needless to say, I fixed that headlight as soon as my weekend shifts ended and I could get to the autoparts store.
P.S. - Off topic for CCW, but both officers treated me the way I would expect to be treated in a traffic stop situation.


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In an upset, one-time super middleweight contender Craig McEwan (22-4-1, 11 KOs) surprisingly lost a six round unanimous decision to journeyman Dashon Johnson (15-13-3, 5 KOs) on Wednesday night on Broadway Boxing's "Seasons Beatings" card at the B.B. King Blues Club & Grille in New York City. McEwan looked to use his distance against the much smaller Johnson, but Johnson was able to effectively get inside McEwan's reach and score with looping shots with both hands. Scores were 58-55, 58-55, and 57-56. The loss was a major blow to the career of McEwan, who fought twice on HBO in 2011. Johnson had lost nine of his last ten coming in.
In the main event, middleweight Boyd Melson (12-1-1, 3 KOs) scored a dominant eight-round unanimous decision victory over Gundrick King (18-11, 11 KOs). All three judges tallied 80-72 for Melson.


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Justice officials ended their antitrust investigation of Monsanto despite its vast influence. In the seed business, the seeds themselves often are equivalent to computer hardware and their genetically modified traits are like software. According to its rival, DuPont, Monsanto's traits end up in 98 percent of the genetically modified soybeans grown in the U.S. and 79 percent of the corn. Despite that concentration of economic power, neither federal officials nor Monsanto has provided details on why the government dropped its investigation last month. "To have a two-year investigation and close it without a peep in our view does a disservice," said a researcher at the American Antitrust Institute. Mother Jones
Chemicals in tap water may be linked to food allergies, study suggests. People with higher urine levels of dichlorophenol chemicals, used in pesticides and to purify drinking water, were more likely to have food allergies, researchers at the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology found. The compounds kill bacteria and could, theoretically, kill beneficial bacteria in the human digestive system, provoking allergies. The rate of food allergies among young children and teens increased 18 percent between 1997 and 2007, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has found. Separately, another study found exposure to low doses of organophosphate pesticides may cause learning and memory problems. The Telegraph, ABC News
California farmers and environmentalists wage legal fights against state drilling policy. With oil prices booming and energy companies eager to develop new wells, the state has granted oil companies permission to drill on farms without first assessing possible environmental harm, as called for under the California Environmental Quality Act. The legal exemptions are what Gov. Jerry Brown sought late in 2011 when he replaced two top Conservation Department officials with appointees who agreed to ease environmental restrictions on energy companies. Within months, the department granted oil companies 19 exemptions, a six-fold increase from the year before. But in Kern County, California's richest oil county, farmers pushed back. Los Angeles Times
Fines for workplace safety violations soar under the Obama administration. An analysis by Compliance and Safety, a Delaware-based marketer and publisher of workplace safety training materials, showed the Occupational Safety and Health Administration imposed fines of $261.6 million in 2011. That was up from $154.1 million in the last year of the administration of President George W. Bush. According to the analysis, the last major surge in OSHA fines came during the four-year administration of Bush's father, which ended in 1992. During that term, OSHA averaged $164 million in fines annually, up from $32 million a year during President Ronald Reagan's two terms. All the figures were adusted for inflation and expressed in 2011 dollars. Compliance and Safety
Walmart named in lawsuit by warehouse workers alleging fraudulent pay practices. The giant retailer was added as a defendant in a suit that, as FairWarning reported in March, accused the owner of a Mira Loma, Calif., warehouse, Schneider National Inc., and two temporary staffing agencies of cheating contract workers out of the minimum wage. An amended complaint filed by the plaintiffs contends that Walmart "bears ultimate responsibility for the violations of state and federal law" affecting 1,800 warehouse workers, a charge the company denies. The two temporary staffing firms, Premier Warehousing Services and Impact Logistics, previously agreed to pay $450,000 in fines and back wages to settle state charges about pay practices. The Center for Public Integrity and The Center for Investigative Reporting, Los Angeles Times
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The Making Of The Happily Divorced Theme Song [VIDEO]
Fran Drescher has a new TV show which is debuting tonight on the TV Land network. It's called "Happily Divorced" and it has a lot to do with Fran's real life. One of her previous husband's revealed to her during their marriage that he was gay. They got divorced and remain good friends and this became the premise for her new TV show.
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The dictionary defines follow through as:
- carrying some project or intention to full completion
- the act of carrying a stroke to its natural completion
The term follow through is most often brought up in the context of sports, and relates to the continuation of the stroke after the ball (such as a golf ball, tennis ball or baseball) has been struck. In business it refers to, for example, overseeing a project to completion.
Both of the examples above concern themselves with a game or business, depending on your point of view. The score at the end of either may result in penalties ranging from loss of prestige to loss of livelihood, but rarely do they result in injury or death (with the exception of self-inflicted wounds or association with organized crime).
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|Patriots Look Poised For Another Super Bowl Run
|Bruins Trade For Drew Stafford
|Black and Gold Bruins Turn Yellow On Parade Day
|Inconsistency Will Continue For Bruins Unless A Change Is Made
Ok, who's ready for a Chiefs-Bears Super Bowl?
We all know that the likelihood of that happening is still very slim, but with the opening three weeks of the season in the books, the odds of Kansas City and Chicago meeting in February has gone from "no way in heck" to "so you're saying there's a chance!"
We're heading into October now, which means teams and players are starting to show who they really are for the 2010 season. Pittsburgh has showed they can win without Big Ben. Michael Vick has showed he can still be a team's "top dog" (pun intended). And the Bills and Lions are still the Bills and Lions. Teams and players may be showing their true colors, but personally, me and my weekly picks seem to be struggling with an identity crisis. Week 1 was a triumphant one. Week 2, well not so much. Now, Week 3 turned out to be one where I accentuated the negative. I'm a positive kind of guy, this isn't like me. But in Week 3, I nailed my "jokers," and struck out with most of my "aces." What can I say, I guess I have a keen eye for lack of talent.
Well, on we go with Week 4. The bye weeks are upon us, so now more than ever, it's important to find the right players with the right matchups, to fill in for your stars that are on hiatus for the weekend. Let's take a quick look at my Week 3 results, then we'll dive right in to what I see for Week 4.
These three gems threw for just one touchdown a piece, with each of them throwing at least one pick as well. Orton did torch the sky with 476 yards through the air in Denver's losing effort, throwing 57 times on the day. But the other two completed only 19 passes each, not good enough for "ace" status in my book.
None of these QBs threw for more than 250 yards in Week 3, but I'm willing to bet you would've been happy to start Matt Cassel on your fantasy teams last week, with his 3 touchdown passes. Schaub and Hasselbeck aren't "drop-worthy" by any means, they just had down weeks.
Rice had his biggest game of the season, but that's not saying much. He rumbled for 80 yards and caught four passes for another 16, but no scores again and a knee bruise too, frustrates Rice owners everywhere. Thomas couldn't find the end zone either, but he totaled 91 yards from scrimmage. McFadden had another top notch day though, running for 105 yards and a TD. Maybe he's finally the real deal after all.
Other than Barber's TD run, these three were true jokers in Week 3, with Brown going for just 54 yards and the rookie Best coming back down to Earth with a lackluster 7 carries for 26 yards.
Me picking Marshall was a home run, plain and simple. After two down weeks with his new team, Marshall lit up the Jets secondary on Sunday night, hauling in 10 balls for 166 yards and his first TD as a Dolphin. Moss scored as well, and had a very respectable 124 yards receiving in Washington's embarrassing loss to the Rams, but "Hey-Bey" disappointed, catching just three of the 11 passes he was targeted on, for just a 49-yard total.
The Giants version of Steve Smith outgained Carolina's in Week 3, with NY's Smith catching nine balls for 103 yards and Carolina's Smith putting up just three grabs and 22 yards. Neither scored, but Fitzy did, even though his two catches for just 26 yards on the day had to be a little deflating for his fantasy owners.
Todd Heap was a "heap of crap" on Sunday, with just four catches against the lowly Browns for a measly 46 yards. No trips to the end zone for Heap either… bummer.
The Steelers keep winning, but it's not because of anything Heath Miller is doing. Just two catches for big Heath against the Bucs, for 25 yards total. Yuck!
Fantasy First Rounder Most Likely to Cause a Temper Tantrum (S. Jackson) – The touchdown he had saved Jackson from having a very mediocre Week 3. You probably want more than 58 yards on 10 carries out of your top fantasy running back, correct?
QB Most Likely to Lose Their Starting Job This Week (D. Anderson) – It hasn't happened yet, but I'm guaranteeing it will sooner rather than later… especially with 122-yard passing days like Anderson had on Sunday against Oakland, in a game that the Raiders handed to the Cards. It'll be Max Hall time in no time in the desert.
"There haven't been any shutouts yet in the regular season. Week 3 will have at least two."
Fail. Philly came the closest, beating the Jags 28-3 in Jacksonville. But if no fans were there to watch the Jags score those three points, who can prove they were really scored in the first place?
"There has only been one running back to go for over 200 rushing yards in a game this season. Week 3 will have at least two."
Double fail. Minny's Adrian Peterson came the closest to the two bills mark, scampering for 160 yards in the Vikes' first win of the season, over Detroit. Peterson didn't hit the 200-yard mark in Week 3, but he will accomplish that feat at least twice this season, mark my words.
"After Week 3, I think we'll have five undefeated teams remain. Less than half of those 3-0 teams will make the playoffs this season."
Triple fail. We're down to just three undefeated teams, so I'm already wrong there. I really didn't see New Orleans falling at home to Atlanta or a hot Texans team losing at home to in-state rival Dallas. But I'm holding true to the second part of this prediction… less than half of the three 3-0 teams remaining will make the playoffs this season. So mayors of Kansas City and Chicago, don't go booking any Super Bowl parades just yet, mmm-kay?
Ok, like Mark McGwire, "I'm not here to talk about the past." Let's look to the future, and turn our attention to Week 4.
Believe it or not, Sanchez has played like a worthy fantasy starter so far this season. He hasn't turned the ball over at all in his last two games, and has thrown for three scores in his team's two wins. This week, he faces the league's seventh-worst pass defense up in Buffalo. The Bills had Sanchez's number in his two starts against them last season, throwing for just 223 yards combined in the two games, with just one touchdown and five interceptions. But this is a new year, and seemingly, a new Mark Sanchez.
I haven't had the chance to address the whole Michael Vick story yet, so let me touch on it here. I couldn't be happier for the guy. Maybe I'm in the minority here, but what he did with the whole dog fighting thing… in my mind, sure it wasn't great, but I certainly think he was over-punished for it all. To see Vick get a chance at career resurrection, well that's what I call a fantastic NFL story, and human interest story for that matter. Vick this week will go up against a Redskins defense that handed St. Louis Rams rookie Sam Bradford his first NFL win last week. The hype in this game will be the whole "Donovan McNabb faces his former team" thing, but the real story after this game will be how well Michael Vick continues to play.
Who would've ever thought I'd be promoting the fantasy prospects of Bruce Gradkowski!?! Well, the bye weeks are upon us, so if you're a Tony Romo or Brett Favre owner, you're looking for your bye-week replacement at QB. If you can't get your hands on "The Sanchize," go with the "Grad Man." Oakland hosts the Texans this week, a team that hasn't intercepted a pass yet and has given up the most passing yards (1,143) thus far this season. With emerging weapons like Darrius Heyward-Bey, Louis Murphy, and tight end Zach Miller, I like Gradkowski this week… there, I said it.
Entering the year, I had very high hopes for Flacco and the Ravens offense. So far, not so good. Flacco finally had a solid game last week against the Browns, but hey… he should, he was facing the Browns! He hooked up with new WR toy Anquan Boldin for three TDs on the day, while finally going 60 minutes without a turnover. This week, he faces an undefeated Pittsburgh team at Heinz Field… a Steeler team that has won all three games on the heels of their incredibly tough defense. I see Flacco regressing back to his Week 1 & 2, instead of building off his Week 3.
I can't see this return trip to Philadelphia going all too well for McNabb, to be honest. His emotions will surely be running high, and I'm sure he'll want to prove to his former team that they made a mistake trading him away, but he just doesn't have enough talent around him on offense to help him prove his point. Philly's defense is good, especially against the pass, as they showed last week when they completely shut down Jacksonville's David Garrard. McNabb is obviously a better QB than Garrard, but he'll have his fair share of struggles this week in Philly.
What has happened to the Giants' signal caller? He's turned into a turnover machine so far this season, almost "Jay Cutler-ish," throwing six interceptions and losing two fumbles through just three games this season. This week he goes against Cutler's undefeated Chicago Bears, and while Cutler should be able to throw all over the Giants defense, look for Eli & Company to struggle against a much improved Chicago defense. Until Eli finds some consistency protecting the football, I don't see how you can put your fantasy hopes in his hands.
Those of you in PPR (points-per-reception) leagues probably already know this, but what running back leads the league with 22 catches out of the backfield? San Fran's Frank Gore is your correct answer. Gore hasn't totally been an all-world rusher yet for the winless Niners, but his ability to make plays through the air as well as on the ground makes him the first round fantasy talent that he is. Gore goes up against an Atlanta defense that has already given 100-yard days to two opposing running backs this season, before bottling up Pierre Thomas and the Saints ground game last week. If you have Gore, you're starting him without a doubt… this week, you'll be happy he's playing for your team.
Head coach Pete Carroll didn't lean on his third-year rusher much at all in Seattle's first two games, with Forsett handling the ball just 15 times. Week 3, that certainly changed. Forsett racked up 17 carries in Sunday's win over the Chargers, and that heavy workload should continue this week against a weak Rams defense. Last season on the road against St. Louis, Forsett had a career game, rushing for 130 yards and a pair of TDs to help deliver a Week 12 win for the 'Hawks. I see triple-digit yardage for Forsett this week as well.
Those of you who scooped up Jackson off the waiver wire after the Week 1 injury to Ryan Grant, this is the week that transaction finally pays off for you. Jackson has greatly disappointed his fantasy owners, and more importantly, the Packer coaches and fans, thus far as Grant's replacement. But in his short NFL career, there's only one opponent that Jackson has broken the 100-yard plateau against, and that team is Green Bay's Week 4 opponent, the Detroit Lions. Philly's LeSean McCoy and Minny's Adrian Peterson have had huge days against Detroit the last two weeks, so look for B-Jack to finally break through with a big game of his own on Sunday.
Many consider Miami's rushing attack a two-man threat, but lately it's been Ronnie Brown who has shouldered the lion's share of carries over Williams. Ricky's workload has dwindled each week this season, and that will likely continue against the Pats this Monday night in a game that I'm predicting will be a back-and-forth aerial show between Brady and Miami's Chad Henne. At age 33, I think the wheels are finally starting to fall off for Williams… I'd keep his on your fantasy bench until further notice.
Everyone is salivating over Hillis, snatching him off the waiver wire and plunking him right into their fantasy lineups. Folks, can we keep one thing in mind please… he's on the Cleveland Flippin' Browns! Sure, he was worthy of a fantasy pickup… I'm not begrudging you that. But to think he's going to put up stat lines every week like he put up against the Ravens last week (22 carries, 144 yards, one TD) just isn't realistic. He comes back to Earth this week against a very tough Cincy front seven in what should be a Bengal blowout.
Quick, name the team that's given up the least amount of rushing yards so far this season. Yup, it's the undefeated Chicago Bears. I've liked Bradshaw so far this season… in fact, I was hyping Bradshaw a lot in the preseason. But this isn't the week to rely on him in fantasy land. The Giants are turning out to just not be that good, really… so I'd think twice about inserting Bradshaw into your fantasy lineup this week.
If they gave out a trophy for Fantasy MVP, this year's award would have to go to Collie after the first three weeks of action. And who saw this coming? He entered the year third, at best, on most Colt depth charts at receiver, behind Reggie Wayne and Pierre Garcon, and some had him losing ground to Anthony Gonzalez too. But who leads the league with 27 receptions? Collie. Who's the NFL leader with 359 receiving yards? Collie. And who is tied with Hakeem Nicks and Jeremy Maclin with more TDs (4) than any other NFL receiver? Collie once again. He's turned himself into a fantasy starting no-brainer, especially this week when he and the Colts square off against the lowly Jaguars.
I made him a Week 3 "ace" and I'm keeping the "ace" tag on him for Week 4 as well. He gets to face the awful Patriot defense this week, after living up to the hype against a much tougher New York Jet secondary last week. Marshall should pick the young New England secondary apart all game long on Monday night. Double-digit catches are almost a guarantee this week for Mr. Marshall.
I'll admit, my first two "WR Aces" aren't too much of a stretch, so I'll make my third pick more of a long shot. Walter has emerged as one of Matt Schaub's favorite targets, especially when taking aim at the end zone. Walter's got a TD catch in each of the three opening games for Houston, and he's clearly won the #2 WR spot over teammate Jacoby Jones. With top wideout Andre Johnson nursing a sprained ankle, Texans fans hope Walter can answer the call and deliver a career day in Oakland. As long as he's not matched up with All Pro corner Nnamdi Asomugha for the game, he should produce a solid stat line for Week 4.
I can't claim to ever call myself a Jets fan in my life, but I will say that I've always liked Jerricho Cotchery as a player. This week, and really going forward, I can't say that I like him as a fantasy player anymore. While fantasy owners have to like what Mark Sanchez has done to breathe life into the Jets passing game, it hasn't had anything to do with the veteran receiver's contributions. Cotchery has just eight catches on the year and he's barely being targeted by Sanchez at all, instead looking looks to Braylon Edwards and tight end Dustin Keller. The position will only get more crowded when Santonio Holmes returns from suspension. Cotchery has always been a fantasy favorite of mine, but I think this is the week to finally pull the plug on him.
What has happened to this guy? Through the first three weeks, he's really dropped into fantasy irrelevance, with only 14 catches so far and no touchdowns in a struggling Saints offense. Now it looks like QB Drew Brees will be hobbled this week with a strained MCL. He'll play, for sure, but I have to believe the Saints will be relying on the run to beat the weak Carolina Panthers. Colston's struggles will likely continue at least one more week.
Like the Broncos backfield committee of old, the Broncos receiving corps these days is a myriad of confusion that I just can't figure out. One week, it'll be Jabar Gaffney who turns it on. The next week, it's Eddie Royal. Then it's Demaryius Thomas. Then it's Brandon Lloyd. Who can start any of these guys, not knowing anything about which one will be the flavor of the week? Look, Lloyd has arguably been the best of the bunch in Denver through the first three weeks, racking up 339 receiving yards so far to go along with one TD catch. But I can't commit to Lloyd, or any of the Denver receivers for that matter, until I know who emerges as the team's top go-to guy. It's like Kyle Orton is their father and won't commit to picking his "favorite child" because he "loves them all equally." You didn't believe your dad when he fed you that line of crap, and I don't believe Orton either.
He's Sanchez's favorite target, and there's no reason why that won't continue up in Buffalo on Sunday against the Bills. The Pats' tight end tandem of Aaron Hernandez and Rob Gronkowski were able to exploit the middle of that Buffalo defense in Week 3, and there's no doubt Keller and the Jets will aim to do the same this week. He doesn't have a great history against the Bills (one 5-yard catch in Buffalo last season), but this year is a new story for Keller. He'll do plenty to help you win your fantasy matchup this week.
Plenty of Eagles have benefited from the emergence of Michael Vick in Philadelphia. Brent Celek isn't one of them. Celek was regarded as Kevin Kolb's favorite receiver. With Kolb now on the sidelines, Celek's production has taken a big hit, with just nine catches so far and no trips to the end zone. I was a huge Celek fan heading into this season, but his stock has totally dropped with the QB change in Philly. Until Kolb returns to the starting role, I would advise you to look elsewhere for your fantasy tight end, because with how deep the position is nowadays, there are bound to be better options out there for the taking.
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You like structure. Weight Watchers is a great choice for people who like a lot of guidance. Tracking is very simple and the program is laid out in a way that makes it virtually foolproof. Meal plans are complete and easy-to-follow, and they offer a lot of recipes and menu suggestions. They even help you specifically track how much of various nutrients you are eating.
You're hungry all the time. Volumetrics, Paleo and low carb offer alternatives to calorie counting: You just eat until you are satisfied from specific types of foods that offer bulk and fewer calories.
You are gluten or dairy intolerant. Most diets can be tweaked to exclude gluten, but several -- most notably low carb and Paleo -- do not allow any gluten-containing items in their guidelines, which may help you avoid accidentally ingesting something that doesn't agree with you.
You don't want to exclude certain food groups. Avoid low carb and Paleo as they ban popular foods like pasta, bread and Paleo bans most (or all) dairy, as well as vegetarian and vegan diets that ban meat and/or other animal products. Instead, focus on programs like Weight Watchers, DASH and Volumetrics, which assign values to food to keep the calorie count down and he satiety level up, but don't forbid anything.
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You can't, or don't want, to cook. Most of the diets in this report are based upon shopping for and cooking whole foods. Jenny Craig and similar prepackaged diet plans deliver prepared food right to your door; however, they can be pricey. Weight Watchers is probably the easiest of the non-prepackaged diets to follow if you're not a cook because they have so many food options, with many that are extremely simple to make as well as a wide range of frozen entrees. Paleo is probably the most food-prep intensive, since its entire focus is on cooking your own food, which can be overwhelming even for those who enjoy cooking.
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I have been a long time fan of 1911's, but for years have just not bought one......I guess I couldn't justify the price. Well I finally took the plunge and bought my first 1911, a Kimber Team Match. Found it barely used in perfect condition and at the right price.
So far I don't know why anyone would complain about a Kimber. Was told the previous owner only shot 50 rounds through it....which I can believe considering the condition and the fact that the adjustable sights were WAY off. So I cleaned and lubed it and went right to the range. Put 200 rounds through it my first day....2 different brands of FMJ(winchester white box and blazer, 50 each), 80 rounds of reloads (loaded a little light), and then 20 federal hydroshocks. NOT ONE SINGLE MALFUNCTION of any type. And here I thought I would come across all kinds of FTE and FTF in the first 500 rounds!
Went to the range again a week later (with NO cleaning of the Kimber, on purpose) and shot another 100 rounds of WWB. Again, perfect everytime I pulled the trigger.
Not only am I am happy with the looks of this gun (I changed the grips), but it is the most accurate handgun I have ever owned! So, I guess you can count me in as another happy Kimber owner.
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YFZ.....no, not ebony. They are charcoal silvertone dymondwood from Raasco grips. Nice fit and feel and a very good price.
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Congrats on your New Kimber! Those grips really set it off!
Santa just arrived with my new Kimber Pro Carry II 9mm, 4 inch with Crimson Trace grips. I like the fit, finish and feel of the gun. I have not fired it yet because I want to find out what peoples' ideas are on how to do the initial break-in. I recall reading several peoples' ideas about completely disassembling the 1911 and soaking it in some type of penetrating lubricant to prep the parts for use. Does anyone have some suggestions as to what I might consider?
Thanks for the kudos, but do you have any hot ideas about how to prep a brand new handgun? I'd like to do this before I fire it as it will most likely never be this pristine and uncontaminated again.
I had a Kimber Pro TLE II for carrying but felt it to be a little to big and now have a Eclipse Ultra for carrying purposes but i plan on getting a full size for the range. Might have to look into the Team Match
Does anyone have a recommendation for the initial preparation, firing and break-in of a new 1911? I would like to do the best for my new Kimber 4", 9mm,SS Kimber Pro Carry II and would like to hear what people recommend.
Congrats on the Kimber. I am not a hardcore 1911 guy, but I do appreciate the beauty of the Kimbers I've seen. If I was to get a 1911, it would most definitely be a 3" Kimber in good old .45ACP.
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I'm getting ready to spray an orange peel on my walls and I'm having a tough time figuring out the best compound/mud to fill the hopper with. I've had one or two people tell me to just use "topper" or "topping" mud, some say to use the actual stuff labeled "wall texture". If I go with the later, do I need wall texture for my walls and ceiling texture for the ceiling or will wall texture do it all? It just seems like there are too many options.
Second question, how necessary is priming the walls before texturing? I understand that it affects the drying, and, thus, the size of the texture if I don't prime, but is it really that noticeable of a difference? It seems like a lot of extra work if it's not that big of a difference.
All purpose pre mixed will be fine. Do not use topping. If you choose not to prime you run the risk of "pulling" the tape as the texture shrinks, therefore shrinking the tape. It's up to you, if it were me I would prime (and always do). Why run the risk after all that work to make it smooth.
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The primer makes sense if I don't have to prime after I texture. Though to prime 1500+ sq feet of walls twice, seems like a lot of extra work. I'm not sure what you mean by "pulling" the tape. Is that similar to the idea that the texture will dry unevenly if not primed?
although we dont do alot of orange peel in ohio i have done some in florida we always sprayed it on before primer and never had problems with tape pulling loose
we used all purpose mud and thined it up
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once done you shouldnt see through it anyways
if you do the finish was bad and the primer isnt going to hide that no matter how it is applied
I have never primed for stippled ceilings. That's a good 1/8" of mud over the entire surface as opposed to "splattering" for orange peel. No problem with tape "pulling". Don't quite understand that logic. Why wouldn't the tape "pull" when you coat it and it dries with the bed and/or skim coat for slick finish?? The tape should have at least one coat of mud over it prior to texture.... Won't hurt to prime, but you have to prime and paint after, so why prime twice??
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After performing this conversion on an 07, not much to add. On ALL Duratec cars '07 and older, I believe the servo mounts in front of the battery behind the drivers headlight. Info is a bit sketchy on 05 and older duratec pzev's, but I believe they are much like 07's. The Duratec throttle body and intake is mounted in front of the engine instead of behind it. The mechanical cable loops downward under the intake and takes a 180 loop back toward the throttle body mounting point.
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  If you are reading this blog then I am pretty sure that you are interested in the agility that can be achieved by rapidly provisioning middleware systems and standing up virtual applications in a private cloud environment. However there are other aspects of agility that you should also consider. One such aspect is the ability to build applications that can be easily maintained, updated, and extended. This is where OSGi technology comes into the picture.

  If you have been working with the IBM Workload Deployer (or watching some IBM Workload Deployer demos) you may have noticed a category of components in the virtual application builder called OSGi Components.

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  In a nutshell OSGi technology is a way to define dynamic modules for Java. It provides a standard way to encapsulate components (called bundles) with metadata that define versioned package dependencies, service dependencies, packages exported, services exported, etc... basically everything you need to know about this bundle so that it can be connected up with other bundles to support a particular solution. These bundles can then be grouped together into applications and dynamically wired to fulfill necessary dependencies at runtime. The OSGi framework provides all of the necessary capability to manage the dependencies and resolve any problems.

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