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32 Ford rear axle setback; wrong info?
I found the info on Wescotts PDF for the rear axle centerline, but it seems wrong. They give measurements from the body hole in front of the axle, plus the hole behind the axle. I know I'm overtired but it seems off by 1" if you add those together and then measure a 32 frame. Anyways, if I change the one measurment that I think is 1" wrong, then the original axle centerline does not line up exactly "in the center" the stock axle bumpers; it lines up about at the front 1/3rd of the bumper???
I am trying to do the "3/4" to 1" setback that Deuce explains in Centerlines Build Thread. I need to get this correct and I don't have any stock body sills or firewall feet to align the body yet. All I have is 2 stock rear fenders that would/should line up with the holes on the sides of the framerails.....but I don't even dare trust doing it that way.
This is a stock orig frame with stock holes, stock rear X. and stock K member. Can anyone give me a proper way to find the exact old centerline, so I can do the set-back?
I'll try to get some pics of how I am preloading the 40 front spring to ride height, so that I can get the correct "spread" on the 35/36 bones to weld brackets on the Olds rear. I also realized I could try to match my axle height by looking at other highboys, and I noticed that the straight line on the bottom edge of the framerail in the middle of the car, should line right up with the centerline of the rear wheel. I think I am planning well, but time will tell.
I have NEVER tried to set wheelbase ... in the way you are trying. I always just go back from the centerline of the front axle. I understand, hard to do with the body on the frame
I would be GLAD to get the measurement from either the 5W, the Roadster or the 3W ... ( the measurement from the fender mounting holes to the axle housing ) ... if you think that might help
The body is on the old chassis. There are no sills, so it is somewhat pointless to set & block the body on this chassis, to "hope" it is in the correct place "if" I only have the few bolts that locate the rear fenders to the frame sides. If the fender was tweaked a little, I could end up with the differential in the wrong spot as I finally build the sills.
What I have done:
-I used 35/36 bones attached to stock shackles (45*) and are hooked to a 40 front spring (deleafed for now). I made a temporary jig to pull up on the leaf ends, to simulate where I think the fully loaded car & spring will "ride"...with the shackles at 45*. I was forced to do that because I was told to get my rear shackles at the same width as the perches on the 40 front axle that my spring came from. Well that 40 axle measures 42" where the shackles fit, but with the spring mounted in the rear, I found that 46" is where the bone perches need to be. I sure hope I am not doing something way wrong
-I have the Olds rear hanging by 2 hoists at what I think is the "traditional" stance.
-the last thing to do is make & weld, two 3/8" plates onto the Olds tubes, and those plates would be bolted to the bones before welding to the tubes.
So, that's where I am stuck. I want to center the wheels like you always do. I just measured the Wescott specs again, and they are off by 1" exactly. Their measurement from the body hole in front of the rear, puts the centerline at the back of the snubber. Their measuement from the body hole in back of the axle, puts the centerline at the front of the snubber.
So any measurement from your framerails would be great because we all can see that your centerline is perfect. My frame still has stock holes for the front bolts of the rear fenders, and I'd guess that would be the best bet. thanks.
I'll try to add a pic asap.
BTW, my front axle is in, using the stock 32 x-member, but the stock 32/34 front spring has one eye that is bent back just a tick. So I don't dare pull a W/Base measurement off that axle.."yet".
I am away on " Holiday " and not close to the 32's ... until Thursday.
Measure as soon as I get close to them.
Here is my setup. Looking for input or critique on the way I am doing this swap.
The 2x4 & threaded rods are pulling up on the spring to simulate a "compressed spring". The shackles are c-clamped at 45*. The front tips of the bones are bolted together and centered in the chassis. The Olds rear is hanging at what I think is the best stance, compared to other 32 highboys. So now I need to make two 3/8" thick plates to weld to the Olds tubes, to have something to bolt the bones onto.
Enjoying Charleston SC ...
I need a vacation from my build
I'm getting cold feet on the exact width to spread the bones on the rear axle. I guess I need to go with common sense and hope I am right, as soon as I get the setback info from your car.
I am widening a 39 Studebaker 16" wheel today. It looks very similar to the 40 Ford fronts I am using, but has the Olds 5x5" pattern. This wheel will be widened 2" on the backside to accept a large 16" tire but still look like a stock wheel from the face. It will also bring the tire closer to the wheelwell, and should "look" like your cars, as far as how far the tire is from the bead of the fenders My friend with the 34 could not find anyone to redrill his rear axle pattern...even though he is a lifelong Pratt/Whitney machinist. All the shops are tooled up for aircraft subcontracting and won't do one-off jobs. So, I am using 5x5" wheels instead.
Of course, I only found ONE stude wheel so far
The wheel is half done. I had to quit at 9pm....old age is gaining on me
There are three holes in the frame where the rear fender bolts to the frame. Two of those are used to bolt the fender. If you draw a center imaginary line thru those ... as a reference mark ... my rear end housing is 16 inches back. The 9 inch rear end housing diameter measures 3 inches so you have to add another inch and a half to get the axle centerline of 17.5 inches
I have built a few sets of wheels for my projects and I like using a wheel shell. Speedway in Lincoln Neb. sells them. So does most circle track supply places.
I just install my center. If I cannot buy a new shell the width I want ... I then remove the center from a existing rim and discard that center.
Put a axle between centers on a lathe and after you set your desired back space ... indicate the rim in and slowly weld it up. Go slowly and then go from side to side to minimize warping.
Sometimes a vacation from your projects or your everyday routine is GOOD. The wife likes the coast ... and I actually got to go look at some JUNK ... while she was shopping. I love Charleston and used to live there.
Great! I am going to measure it right now.
I assume the line between those 2 holes allows a true horizontal measurement from the tube to some point along that line? I am pretty sure that must be why you want that line.
The 34 coupe showed up today with huge new rear tires on mega backspaced wheels on the 57 chev rear. He's got the tires tucked in the fenders real good but needed to get 1/2" spacers to fine tune it. BUT, his rear is WAY far forward. It's an old drag car and who knows why it's like that. Looks way worse that your "before" pics of a 32 fit. I also measured the spread of his rear perches and they are 46", just like mine are roughed in to. I think I am going to weld things up soon.
The wheels: I really need the old style outer rim detail to match the 40 fronts. The modern rims have the depression around the rim that acts like a bead lock system. I am a nut on "visual" details I did finish that one wheel today and I did skip weld and took my time. It looks real good. The car will be so light in the rear, that I don't have any great concern about safety of the widening. (famous last words )
I did center the Olds rear tonight with the specs from Deuce. It really does not "look" like much of a "setback" if I go by the 2 original 32 snubbers on the frame. But I am going with it for sure. I need it up on all fours to set the Olds motor & trans in soon. I put the radiator & shell on, just for something to look at
I also blasted/painted the widened wheel and mounted a big 16" radial.............I don't know if I can deal with that look. I know all about bias drawbacks because I grew up with them....but like I said, I am a nutcase on visuals.
Just got my 15" x 5 1/2" front and 16" x 8" rear Genie wheels along with the trim rings and hubcaps from Wheel Vintiques today. So.... I'm a happy camper at the moment. Going junk yard diving tomorrow for a few pieces of drum brake hardware that I can't find at the local auto parts store. All part of my conversion to GM 12"x2" brakes using the stock early Ford front backing plates. Will be posting something on that in a week or so.
The rear axle housing will bump the frame ... on a half way low 32 if you do not.
Sorry for a long post, but I need to get this correct
I can't think of any other way to locate it. If I had a borrowed 32 body with genuine sills & body bolt holes, then I would set it on with my rear fenders. If your measurement is correct, why won't the wheel be centered in the fender? I have no idea if I will run those full rear fenders or not. I plan on restoring them & fitting them, just in case the car gets ticketed and I am forced to go through the dreaded inspection at the main DMV. I just want it correct IF I run the fenders.
I'm could fix my front spring problem and then do a wheelbase check. I really need to get this rear axle problem handled soon. Seems like there are a few variables on front ends, that could throw off the W/B?? My front split bones are not connected at the frame yet, but they are braced to line up with the old split-bones brackets that were there. By lining them up to that height, the caster is right on, and there is no front spring bind in that position....I did not have to force the bones up-or-down to get them to line up with those old brackets.
As far as wheelbase; it seemed more important to just be concerned about how the tire looks in the full rear fender?? ...especially on a car that will never have front fenders? Is that a bad way to think at this point?
And yes, I hear you on the c-notching
EDIT: More thinking ... How about this plan? My radiator & shell are in the right spot because it still has an unaltered front crossmember. Let's say I were to find a way to support my body tub at the correct height on this chassis, and then use the "32 inch" measurement from the top of the radiator shell, to the top of the cowl where the hood top fits? Would that get the body pretty close so I could then bolt on my rear fenders (to verify the wheel centering)??? Grabbing at straws here.
Last edited by F&J; 06-20-2008 at 06:29 AM.
You will be OK ...
I measured very carefully and it should work that way. I just have never seen it done that way. Many rods were built years ago with the bodies on and the wheelbase was not even considered.
Quit worrying and enjoy your project
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My favorite place in DC is... Circa at Dupont. Good food, and a good scene all around
I hate it when... people touch other people's feet. I just hate feet in general.
My proudest moment was... either winning a collegiate National Championship or scoring in my first-ever MLS game for DC United.
I'm honestly afraid of... scary movies—all of them. Any kind of horror movie scares me: Saw, The Hills Have Eyes, all of them.
If I weren't a player for DC United, I'd... probably try to play another professional sport, like golf. I'm terrible at golf, but it seems like a very relaxing sport.
Someday I hope to... live in another country.
The best advice I've ever been given is... surround yourself with good people at all times.
My biggest pet peeve is... when someone says, "I have to tell you something," and then they come back and say, "Actually, I can't tell you that." I can't stand that.
To me, DC is... a very diverse city with a lot of history.
If I could have dinner with anyone in the world, it would be... Mila Kunis. She's recently single, and she seems awesome. She's got it all.
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Ice Hockey Made Simple: A Spectator's Guide (Spectator Guide Series)
As the National Hockey League continues its expansion in the 1990s, the number of hockey spectators has increased dramatically- the Stanley Cup Finals are now seen in over 120 countries- while merchandise sales have exploded from $150 million annually in 1990 to over $1 billion today. Yet hockey is still the least understood of all American sports. This easy-to-read guide, filled with illustrations and action photographes, contains everything for the fan and non-fan alike to understand and enjoy the sport of ice hockey.
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Who owns the footage and how are you going to use it?
- You own your footage and TGR maintains no rights to sell footage to third parties for advertising, promotion, or stock purposes. We retain the right to host your video on TetonGravity.com in perpetuity and to use shots or clips from your edit to promote the contest and future versions of the contest. If you make the Top 21, we also retain the rights to distribute your footage on DVD/Blu-ray/iTunes and any TGR properties directly related to The Co-Lab.
Can I still send this edit to other sites/sponsors/filmmakers?
- The web edit that you submit to us can't be released in its original form to any other websites, social media sites, or any packaged or digital media outlets. Once public voting has ended, you can recut, distribute, and use your footage as you please.
How long can my edit be?
- Your edit can be no longer than 5 minutes.
Are there any technical specifications for submitting?
- For your web edit, we only require that it be shot in 720p HD or higher.
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How does the Wild Card process work and why are you doing that?
- We will choose a panel of industry experts who are not affiliated with TGR. They will select the 3 Wild Cards. Those experts will be announced at a later date and will represent a cross section of the action sports industry. We implemented the Wild Card selection process so that riders who fly under the radar can be recognized for their efforts. Similar to the WCT in surfing, it will ensure that the finalists represent a good cross section of talent.
Do I use my own music, or are you going to provide music for my edit?
- TGR will provide a large selection of music that will be pre-cleared for usage in your Co-Lab edit. You can use your own music, but the artist providing that needs to provide proper licensing documentation. We will have music download forms available soon. We will announce a music partnership in the coming days.
How do you win the sub-categories?
- The Top 21 will choose the overall winner and all category winners. We are potentially going to add categories which could be presented by sponsors. These will likely be in the form of cash prizes to the winners of those sub categories. We feel that if we can bring more money to the table for the Top 21 the contest has more value to the athletes.
I don't have budget for a heli and full-time cinematographer. Can I still win?
- Definitely. The genesis of this contest came about because we've become more and more impressed with the quality of the edits up-and-coming riders have been able to create. We believe the filmmaking playing field has leveled with the advent of DSLR cameras, improvements in computer processing speed, and inexpensive editing software. There are plenty of good lines to be had without a heli, and with this recent evolution in technology, creativity and talent win over big budgets.
Will it just be the best "Big Mountain" edit that wins?
- The mantra of the contest is "Of the People, by the People, for the People," so you'll have to ask the general public what they think is the coolest and most progressive style of riding. We don't pick the winner, we just provide the platform.
Will TGR re-edit what I submit?
- If you make the finals, we reserve the right to re-edit for compilations, final film, music conflicts, time constraints, etc. The web edit you submit will be posted with no re-editing. We reserve the right to edit your submission if you don't have proper permissions. We will notify you, but if we don't hear from you we reserve the right to edit accordingly so that you can still be in the contest.
What's the time limit on shooting?
- You can shoot up until the end of the submission window (May 31, 2013) as long as you can edit and get it in by midnight of that day. Think ahead, don't wait until 11:30 to start uploading your edit.
Is there a production or filming budget limit?
- No. Again, it's about the quality of the final product and your creativity, not what kind of bankroll you have.
I'm an independent skier, will I be up against corporations dropping huge cash on athletes travelling the world? How is this a fair playing field?
- That is a possibility but it shouldn't limit your ability to win. (Reference question #8.) Good talent has always existed, and the cost of technology has leveled the playing field. Even if you do not win the grand prize, you still have the possibility of winning a category and a spot in the compilation film. The top 12 voted segments make the compilation.
Is this for independent skiers only, or can sponsored athletes submit edits shot for them by other film companies and sponsors?
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Can I use footage from outside this season?
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Can I use footage from multiple production crews or does it have to be shot with the same crew all winter?
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Who gets the physical check?
- The prize will be awarded to the athlete whose name is on the submission form. It's up to you to make arrangements/handshakes/contracts with your crew on how to disperse the money should you win.
- We plan to take the top 12 voted on segments from the final round and make them into a compilation "best of" type movie. We reserve the right to distribute this on iTunes, DVD/Blu-ray, and any form of media. We may also make a runner up compilation. TGR has many solid distribution relationships in place that we can insert these compilations in. Our belief is that it is in everyone's best interest to get their footage seen by as many people as possible. For example, we may decide to tour the final compilation. We have 17 years of touring experience and this would be a great opportunity for people to see your footage.
- We reserve the right to monetize via various media such as DVD, digital download, VOD, etc. The cost of the contest exceeds the cash prize, which is the largest purse in freeskiing to date. We hope to recoup some of these costs in the end, but there is no guarantee we will do so. Please don't enter the contest if you do not feel the arrangement and rights we are asking for are fair. We put a lot of thought into making sure people could own and use their footage as they need to.
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A Catholic Wrestles with Food, Self-Image, and God
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"Whether you're tired of being obsessed with your weight, are hungry for inner peace even more than you're hungry for food, or are desiring the freedom that comes with self-acceptance, Cravings will leave you satisfied."
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Proust's vulnerable and public exploration into her relationship with food begins to let some fresh air into the dank cellar of our eating as well.
It's Not About You
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There's a minor hullabaloo a'brewing over at the Harvard Crimson, following the publication of an op-ed piece ("In Someone Else's Words") by student Isabel Kaplan. In it, Kaplan dismisses "unoriginal poetry" and "uncreative writing" — as practiced by Kenneth Goldsmith and others of the conceptual ilk — as mere plagiarism. Further, she argues that this kind of academically-sanctioned theft is On The March! And that books like critic Marjorie Perloff's recently published "Unoriginal Genius: Poetry by Other Means in the New Century," only legitimate the dangerous nonsense.
After chronicling the assignments Goldsmith gives to students in his Uncreative Writing class (re-typing documents, transcribing audio recordings, buying essays from online paper mills), Kaplan writes:
Based on Goldsmith's description of his class, I would argue that his students thrive not because "uncreative writing" is a revolutionary approach to literature that is particularly well suited to contemporary society but rather because the assignments sound, well, easy. Copying a document word for word? That's typing, not writing.
A commenter in the thread following the article reminds Kaplan that her phrase "That's typing, not writing" echoes one of literature's best disses ever, and so gently points out the fact that we all inherit (and use and reinterpret) the words and ideas of people who've come before. "Life itself is a quotation," said Borges. Unless it was someone else.
So did Kaplan miss some of the conceptual subtleties and also just the sheer playfulness of Goldsmith-style creative appropriation? Well, sure. But did that warrant Marjorie Perloff's undergraduate-skewering response to Kaplan in a letter to the editor? We'll let you decide, dear readers. Here's a taste:
But Kaplan gets Goldsmith all wrong as well. Had she read his book, rather than the extract printed in The Chronicle Review, she might have understood that he is talking about a form of appropriative writing in which context is central, and that his defense of "plagiarism" is of course tongue-in-cheek: his own literary texts exhibit just how subtle "copying" can be. In its resort to sound-bytes, recycled and distorted, and its seeming ignorance of the role appropriation has played in the visual arts for at least the past century, it is Kaplan's article, not Goldsmith's book, that is "offensive."
… I am dismayed at the sheer laziness of this vituperative essay. Which is worse: typing a copy of someone else's words or writing "originally" about books one hasn't read? I thought The Crimson had a much higher standard.
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I wasn't sure either. It turns out that 50 liters is equal to 13.2 gallons. Okay, if you fill your car up as often as I do, you have some idea of that amount. But to me, when I think of 13.2 gallons, all I can think of is how expensive gasoline is these days, not how much room it takes up. 50 liters is also equal to 1690.7 ounces. That means even less to me.
But what in real life can the Helly Hansen Duffel fit? Clearly it can fit more than the STM Revolution and the Patagonia Half Mass Messenger that I stuffed full before. But that's because its a duffel. Not a huge duffel, but appropriately sized. So this week I tested the Helly Hansen Duffel with a Queen size quilt, a weeks worth of clothes, and magazines, lots of them.
The quilt lived up to my expectations and more! I managed to stuff my entire queen sized quilt into this bag before my camera died. This was before I could get the picture of the actual quilt, but you're going to have to trust me. The bag wasn't bulging or overly stuffed at all. I guess the bag looked so good it broke the camera.
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Southern California Cyclocross offers weekly racing opportunities from September to the end of the cyclocross season January 2012 from San Diego to San Luis Obispo! The Earlybird Cyclocross Ride and Happy Hour Tour offers pre-season clinics and training rides across the region. More info at: www.SoCalCross.org
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The Riddle: The Second Book of Pellinor (Pellinor Series) (original 2004; edition 2007)
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While better in some ways than the first book, there were definitely parts that irritated the... well something out of me anyway. First was the concept of "love" in this novel. Do you seriously expect me to believe that this undefined emotion is really love? I mean what looks like desire (see Maerad's stay with the Winterking) was called "love", the "love" between her and Cadvan was so overstated and thrust down my throat (okay, eyes/brain) until it I was sure that the were going to get married (then divorced, because they argue way too much without reason). Now personally it doesn't matter if if books have this concept or not, but it's a double-edged sword. It could be a good thing, but like all things moderation is key. This novel doesn't show any restraint at all. In terms of plot however the book delivers.
I have just finished to read the complete series and as I am a great epic fan I only can say that I loved these books and was finaly very sad when it came to an end. I thought all the books were very discriptive, the character development was great and the narrative of the books was wonderful. Alison Croggon is a great story teller as you could live the story with the characters. I have read the Lord of the Rings as well, but I've found no more parallels in this books than in any other fantasy novels. The books take you to very well described places and you can imagine them all as you go along, I found the books not boring at all and found it much more difficult to actually put them down.
Maerad and her mentor, the bard Cadvan, must solve a confusing riddle if evil is to be averted, and Maerad herself appears to be part of that riddle and its solution. To begin to get answers she has to travel to the far north, across snow and ice and sea, with all the accompanying dangers, from humans, nature, and the supernatural. The task seems insuperable, especially when laid on such young shoulders, and in such a hostile world it seems increasingly difficult to know who to trust. And all she has with her is the lyre she inherited from her mother, an instrument which has an integral part to play in the drama that is unfolding.
Christopher Booker's The Seven Basic Plots suggests that the more different archetypal narratives a novel includes the richer it becomes (Booker admires The Lord of the Rings for this), and on this basis Croggon's Pellinor series must be rich indeed. The Riddle includes the themes of the Quest, Overcoming the Monster, Tragedy and Voyage and Return, while it is only a matter of time and two more novels before we must surely encounter Rags to Riches, Comedy (in the classical sense) and Rebirth. On this understanding alone The Riddle is very satisfying, even as a middle volume in a sequence.
But novel writing is more than just a matter of narrative structure. First and foremost must come characterisation. Maerad, the young heroine of the tale, would, in a modern context, be just another petulant teenager, a trait which some reviewers have found annoying but is here absolutely right, not just for plot reasons but because that's exactly what teenagers are normally about. While she is the Chosen One with innate mysterious powers (and you could argue that this is an annoying motif in itself), she still has to rely on her human resourcefulness, her stubbornness, her quick-wittedness and her physical strength. I liked also the roundedness of many of the other characters, even those who appear for such a short time, and even those who don't support Maerad's cause.
Other important elements in a story are a sense of place and time, and here Croggon has thought long and hard about the nature of her secondary world. The journey Maerad takes is one we take too, from cold to warmth, from mountains to plains and from habitation to habitation, because her descriptions give us exactly what we require to imagine and sensually feel ourselves there. There is also a clear sense of the passage of time, marked by key dates in the changing seasons (the book ends on midwinter's day, for example) and Maerad's monthly periods arriving at the time of the full moon.
Finally, Croggon's theme is about words (as the title of the book hints). Poetry (real poetry, mind you, not doggerel verse) suffuses both prose and song in her text, recounted in English; and for the linguist too there is much delight in her creation of the languages of Pellinor: the names of peoples, of things, of places, of concepts. And let us not forget the crucial dialogues that Maerad has with key figures in the story; for those who like their fantasy dished up with lashings of action this may be a weakness, but for those who love words, the to-and-fro of conversations and the subsequent conflicts or resolutions that arise from them this must surely be a strength.
A word about Cadvan: as a wizard figure he here has resonances with both Gandalf and Dumbledore, though it is clear that we are to think of him, despite the discrepancy between the aging of Bards and ordinary mortals, as a relatively young man. Like those other two wizards of modern writing he too disappears, and like them his dramatic loss through violence must be felt deeply by the reader, but it is for the reader to find out whether the loss is temporary, as with Gandalf, or permanent, as with Dumbledore.
This book is was absolutly amazing! I can barely put it down and in my opinion it is a perfect sequel to The Naming. Maerad and Cadvan are characters that you come to love. I definatly recommend it.
A continuation of The Naming. Good enough that I will continue when I can get a copy of Book Three. Maerad had further adventures in the frozen Northern lands and also grew up a bit as well as learning more about her powers and the mysterious riddle of the Treesong.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 076363414X, Paperback)"Maerad's tale continues, luminous, desperate, and bold. . . . Brimming with archetypal motifs but freshly splendorous in its own right." — KIRKUS REVIEWS (starred review)
Maerad is a girl with a tragic past, but her powers grow stronger by the day. Now she and her mentor, Cadvan, hunted by both the Light and the Dark, must unravel the Riddle of the Treesong before their kingdom erupts in chaos. The quest leads Maerad over terrifying seas and glacial wilderness, until she is trapped in the icy realm of the seductive Winterking. There, Maerad must confront what she has suspected all along: that she is the greatest riddle of all.
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The further translation of a manuscript from the lost civilization of Edil-Amarandah which chronicles the experiences of sixteen-year-old Maerad, a gifted Bard, as she seeks the answer to the Riddle of the Treesong and continues to battle the Dark forces. A young woman embraces her power - and her destiny - as the thrilling quest begun in THE NAMING continues! Maerad is a girl with a tragic and bitter past, but her powers grow stronger by the day. Now she and her mentor, Cadvan, hunted by both the Light and the Dark, must unravel the Riddle of the Treesong before their fractured kingdom erupts in chaos. The quest leads Maerad over terrifying seas and vast stretches of glacial wilderness, ever closer to the seductive Winterking - ally of her most powerful enemy, the Nameless One. Trapped in the Winterking's icy realm, Maerad must confront what she has suspected all along: that she is the greatest riddle of all. A sequel to THE NAMING, this second book in a captivating quartet about the ancient world of Edil-Amarandh is a sweeping epic readers won't soon forget.… (more)
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- elizabethashleyphoto
Love this combo so much - saving to inspiration folder! :)
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- lisacng @ expandng.com
Lovely textures! I think it adds just as much interest as color. And you are brave in bare legs!!!!
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- Always Maylee
I love that sweater on you and the jacket is perfect. You look beautiful!
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I love your jacket!! Classy looking. :)
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Sydney, I am totally the opposite! I consider it "hella" cold in SF when it's in the high 40s even if the sun is out. I was in Socal yesterday and love their 65 degree weather so much better. this is such a lovely neutral outfit. I'm with you when it comes to wearing colors.
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- TaraMixandMatch
That sweater is perfect with the snow! I personally usually go bare legged too...I really don't think tights add much warmth anyway!
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- Beautygirl24
I agree, I will always be a neutral lover at heart! Pops of color keep things looking fresh and fun, but nothing is more chic (in my opinion) than a neutral outfit. You look great!
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- Michelle
Always like a good chunky cowl neck. The scenery in your photos are gorgeous. Wish I had your same tolerance to the cold as you do!
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- Carol Li
I love the jumper & skirt combination. Elegant & classic.
- January 9, 2013 at 3:41 AM Reply..
I love simple monotone outfit! I cannot believe you can have bare legs in January... Impressive!
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- Jen @ redsolesandredwine
Great neutrals Sydney! I can't believe you walking in the snow with the heels :)
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- Elaine A (TOBeautyReviews)
LOL Sydney, first thing I though - wow isn't she cold!?! I grew up in Toronto and I'm still not used to the cold :P
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- Mark B
When a woman has legs as fabulous as yours I think she pretty much has a duty to keep them bare - snow is no excuse for covering up :-)
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you have lovely legs
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Louis Sanchez admitted he kicked and punched Stow before pleading guilty to one count of mayhem that disabled and disfigured the victim. He was sentenced to eight years in prison with credit for 1,086 days. Sanchez apparently cut and disabled Stow's tongue, put out an eye and slit his nose, ear and lip along with other injuries that left him brain damaged.
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