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Looks like you might need to box up the lower control arms too, just for an added bit of strength.
I will box them but they bent where you cannot box them so i will weld some compensating plates along the sides of them
got a pic mate?
I remember doing that sort of damage to 2 10 Bolt Sals I had in my old VK before i bit the bullet and went for the 9".
Well the Moser 3.250" Larger Bearing Aluminium Case is here, one of the stronger thru bolt setups and being large bearing i can upgrade to 35 or even 40 spline if need be. I have a Romac Large Bearing 31 Spline spool coming this week. Just ordered a forged aluminium pinion support, bearings, 1350 Chrome Moly Yoke, 3.25 Motive Gears, ARP Bolts etc. So just waiting on the housing now.
Housing yet?
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Housing is all done and in the car, we have welded in the mount for the anti roll bar, i have welded in the drain plug, just have to weld in the filler and touch up the paint. The Anti Roll bar mounts are welded to the rails, i have the roll bar bolted in. Will pick up the linkages from the machine shop tomorrow so i can hook it all up and set the roll bar arm positions.
After some issues with the Romac 31 Spline Spool, it was a large bearing spool to suit the 3.250 case, no one else makes a 31 spline large bearing spool, i went to fit the ring gear and found the spigot on the spool to be 3 thou undersize and the crown wheel to be loose, so i took it back to UPC/Romac, the blamed it on the weather it was machined in. So i purchased a Strange Spool locally and brought some Currie Diff bearing cup to suit a 3.062 Cone in a 3.250 Case.
I have no finished assembling the pinion assembly and now just have to for the crown wheel on and set the backlash and wear pattens. Throw it in the car and it is done.
The tailshaft needs no mods, just have to remove the rear flange off it and slide the shaft along the centre spline (2 piece shaft) 30mm to it mates up with the diff yoke. I will still have more than the full spline engaged in the centre splif yoke. So hopefully this weekend it will be ready to go again.
I plan on slipping it on the dyno to try and find some more power to make up for the new diff.
You should see the romac UPC floaters they made for the race car that I had to pay a guy $1200 to remake cause he for so reason couldn't machine a 40 spline drive plate to save his ass...
im a cunt
and apparently i dont know shit...
"The spool was made in the summer, it would have measured fine then" That what i was told, i nearly fell over laughing, it was about 20c on the day i took it back, he said he would heat it to summer temps and measure it for me, so he wacked it in the parts washer, took it out, you could not hold it with bare hands it was that hot, prob 70-80 Degrees, measure it up and it was just on size. I was then told 'the ring gear wont get as hot and expand as much so as the spool heats up it will tighten up".
They measured up another and i was worse, then they grabbed a 35 spline one that was supposedly made at the same time, it measured up fine, he was then lost for words.
So i had them refund my money and took it elsewhere. The will never see my cash again.
Matt, throw up some pics if it when its done up on the hoist! It sounds like one tuff bit of gear!
How long before you hit the track again?
Prob not until later in the month, off on a holiday in a weeks time, will race it after then.
Got the VK already to race this Friday night and Saturday. Went out to the shed this arvo to see what boost it makes on just the wastgate spring and test a couple of boost settings on the transbrake.
Got up on boost the first pull on the brake and was at about 4000rpm and 50kpa of boost, then it sounded like a car that changed gear, dropped 2000rpm in less than 1sec but held boost etc. Tried again same thing but was a bit lazy coming up on boost, same thing dropped 2000rpm. Tried a third time and would not get up past 2000rpm or make boost, could hear turbo spooling a bit, but only just cracked BOV on the close of the throttle.
Loaded in the last tune i raced with, same issue, 100% Throttle would not go past 2000rpm on the transbrake, tried once more same thing.
Pulled turbo off, all fine, checked for rag in cooler (turbo is the only engine thing that has been touched since i last raced, i had it off for a look and thats it), all good, no holes in silicone hose etc, fuel pressure etc etc all looks good.
Sounds like the converter has got tighter, really tight all of a sudden.... What else could be wrong ?
Found the problem. The outer race of the sprag in the converter has cracked which then in turn cracked the stator. New sprag and stator going in today at TCE and should be right to go back in.
Looks like the sprag cracked when the thing spat the diff gears last rime it was out.
Glad you found the problem now and not out at Calder on the weekend!
I look forward to seeing it in action again on Saturday.
awesome, good that TCE could look after you so quick.
where will you be pitted on saturday? Ill come say gday.
Yep TCE are the place for converters. The cut mine open whilst I waited this morning.
I'm pitting in the street car pits Friday night and Saturday
Just got home from picking up the converter. Repaired in under 7 hours, awesome service. I've done 600kms dropping off and picking it back up.
About to throw it back in.
better lay a big fat skid in the shed to make sure its all good.
You must love the drive too and from Ringwood to do it twice in one day!
All for a good cause though!
All done. Just got to fill with new oil and fire it up tomorrow. Been a big day
Went 9.2 at 147mph with a softish launch. Did a pb 60ft time on another pass but got loose at 1/2 track. Was prob a 9.1 if it stayed straight.
Got 4 more runs to do on sat, hope to improve some more
i predict 8.9x!
well hopefully!
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Nice! - all coming together well now, 8's are due shortly.Went 9.2 at 147mph with a softish launch. Did a pb 60ft time on another pass but got loose at 1/2 track. Was prob a 9.1 if it stayed straight.


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Vegas for good reason -- the -- and getting on being funny the treasury inspector general -- on the top bank bailout program has bad news for taxpayers that's not funny.
Turns out it's not just -- ING in General Motors is still owed billions.
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Yeah that's right -- is more than 350 banks small banks still low tart money and also this new inspector general report from TARP.
I'm baseless saying look at treasuries putting weight too much of a top spin on the fact that they've treasury says that TARP is making taxpayers money and got on to possibly -- -- No taxpayer still -- sick a 118 billion box.
More than that and also it could lose sixty billion dollars for taxpayers down the road you know interesting because Wall Street always comes out and says look we paid it back.
And you guys made money off any of that money that was one led to us.
But you're saying not -- necessarily true not so that the other for the little guys and the issue is for that is.
Where they systemically risky and it's been inspector general saying to -- there's little moral hazard here when you open the door to bail outs.
Everybody wants a bailout and even GM AIG an ally financial base low more than 81 billion dollars they -- the drivers.
Of what is owed to the taxpayers still and possibly losses to the US tax -- so again a week and a half ago treasury out with the top spend ever report.
Putting a positive light on TARP and its success not so not so fast and.
Also -- I think with all the new regulations some of the technical things have been put in place it really hurts the ability of these small.
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And that is the issue that the inspector general put out that we have made these community banks may be in the TARP program.
For a long time now and now the moral moral hazard it's morphing into housing -- thirteen dip from bailout programs right now and this is a name include the -- -- Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac the did you really some of these banks were you know global forced to take this Hartman yes some of them words some of them did pay back but again we're talking about the need banks who are -- to probably be and the TARP program for sometime to come.
Panic any in this issue -- is did it -- can't be restated not Fannie Freddie are -- data 151 billion dollars will that ever come back into the US coffers.
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Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2005 2:14 pm
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We saw it right here, today, in the iW forecast: Winter has effectively capped westerlies from here out.
Damn. I wuz just gettin STARTED, or so it seems. But that DOES explain why Ive hardly found any wind for a MONTH now. And the strong easterlies -- an extremely poor substitute for westerlies if ya wanna play in swell -- are way behind the power curve; they sometimes start in August. Thats not fair (can you hear the violins?) . . . considering how lame the spring was, too. Strong spring winds were about 6 weeks late, holding off for the most part until the end of May.
Guess I start my yard work and other projects early this year, and dream of 06. The only glimmer? Late fall can bring SSW to S winds, which favor the upper Columbia. Port Kelley has to be SSW to work, and the Desert Aire to Vantage stretch north of Hanford can get some pretty good swell in S to almost SW winds.
I HATE these long layoffs, but not enough to go dweeeb on some foreign shore all winter praying for an occasional 6.0 day.
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So how many days did you sail this year, so far? Just curious.
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You can always say hello to clean, mast-high plus waves on the south coast. Its still blowing enough here. A 5 knot forcast could be nice on a 5.2, like today. Just make sure you have your chicken jibes and swimming down.
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60s, I suppose -- I dont keep track, but my two sailing buds do, and they generally hit in the 60s. We had a slow start and a slow finish (so far), but May came on big time and August was better than usual. Caveat: I sail only out east, except when the corridor gets unusually good and its not making it out east.
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Now do you see why I say the Gorge is a disappointment wind-surfing wise? You have a window of about five months for wind (May - September), and youll probably get about 100 windy days in that five-month window. To get those windy days in the early season and late season, you have to be able to sail during the afternoon because the wind starts to shut down about 5:00 P.M., especially in the late season (i.e. September).
So, you have at least 7 months out of the year with nothing going on wind wise except hoping for one or two big off-season Wall or Three-Mile days when a front comes through.
If theres terrible snow like there was last year, it just adds to the disappointment.
If you really like mountain biking, the Gorge is a great place because youll be riding your bike year-round far more than youll be windsurfing.
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To me, south coast means the Gulf of Mexico. Im guessin you mean the Baja Pacific coast, however.
And Ive heard the term a hunnerd times, but have never seen it defined: What IS a chicken jibe?
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Sorry, but . . . no. Am I satisfied with the Gorgw WSing odds? Hell, no; I would LOVE to have it blow a solid 4.2 or better 3-4 days every week (I am free to sail 365 days a year), and seldom got enough hours per week even when living in a van doing NOTHING BUT chasing wind 24/7 from the coast to way east of 3-Mile 6 moths of the year.
But . . . BUT . . . where are the odds any better, at least in a place Id want to live? I like VISITING Maui now and then, but no way Id want to live there. Im disppointed here only in the sense that Id love to sail 5.2 or better 150 days a year. But since that was never promised here, I cant say it hasnt performed as expected. If I knew of a better place, all things considered, Id consider moving. Its not like I have a JOB or any such nonsense holding me back.
My buds who dont mind gloves sail all winter -- one has sailed the Gorge the last 100 months in a row -- but I dont do gloves, so I quit when the water hits about 46 degrees in the early winter and dont get back in until it hits about 46 again; that gives me a season of about early April to late Nov -- as late as early January one winter. 7-8 months of sailing isnt bad at all, and April and Oct-Nov CAN be awesome, sometimes the biggest swell of the year. For three years in a row my first day on the water was in late Mar-early April on a 3.0 in giant swell. In a good year, April can blow hard and often, and in a GREAT year (was that 96?), May can blow hard for 26 days, virtually all sunny and warm. All it takes is gasoline and an average year to sail a lot more than 5 months and do it 5-20 days a month. Even in this compressed season, with lame spring and fall (so far), we got in >60 days, even though it was mostly in just the three summer months. I dont think we got much more than a dozen days before Memorial Day weekend. OTOH, late fall can be great out east if the jet stream cooperates. The waters still fine through Halloween, and a dry suit makes Nov anywhere from tolerable to fine, depending on the year.
I dont need no steenkin thermals or venturi to light my fire; 30-40 kts from the jet stream or a strong front works just fine. Now if theyd just crank up the river current for some SWELL, Id be a lot happier; the swell has been way off for much of the past 3-5 years.
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Rain is a CHOICE here, and even then mostly in the spring. The Gorge is well over 200 miles long, and the eastern half is desert for a reason: it gets only half the precip bone-dry Albuquerque gets, and it gets it (all six inches of it) in the winter. Ive slept in my van for well over a thousand nights in the Gorge, and had to close the windows and doors because of rain maybe 10 times in prime season (summer).
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Been there, done that, Yawn! no need to chicken jibe there. Its usually too easy. Oregon coast has excitement... When you see a huge wall of white water coming at you ready to dump swimming pools of H2O on you, you might find out and want to make that jibe. But when you do make it out and get to ride a big one, it aint no betta.
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Love to hear you lamenting about 60+ days of sailing here in the Gorge \m/. It is still way more days than any year Ive ever seen. But I do have a job and my play time is somewhat limited.
You are right about the rain, HR gets over 200 days of rain per year and 20 miles east in The Dalles they have over 250 days of sunshine. Its all about location.
As for a rainy summer here, this was one of the drier years for this area. We actually had almost 60 days without rain at one point this summer.
The Gorge can disappoint at times as any area can. But the up side is that there are many other fun activities to partake in to fuel the desire for outdoor fun. I have had quite a few days where I ski/snowboard/mountain bike/kayak/hike in the a.m. and windsurf in the afternoon. There are very few places in the world where a person can do two or three of these things in the same day. Its all about making the most of what is available.
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Posted 14 November 2008 - 05:53 PM
The affiliates are saying they won't 'outbid' us but how can we best manage both the keywords and costs?
Posted 15 November 2008 - 12:18 PM
Otherwise, I think you'd have to create certain rules to belong to the affiliate program. But I'm not sure the affiliates would like that.
The thing is, do you want them to make sales or not? Does it really matter if they make the sales and you don't? If it does, then don't have affiliates, is what I'm thinking.
Posted 15 November 2008 - 02:21 PM
I had just received some changes to the site builder program where he was making PPC agreement changes with affiliates in reference to specific terms (?)
You might find something there...?
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Posted 16 November 2008 - 10:51 AM
However after thinking about it more I came to realise that affiliates, if operating correctly, are bringing business at an agreed rate that makes sense to the clients bottom line
It is likely that PPC is only one of the initiatives that the affiliate will be using to drive business and at the end of the day as long as they deliver business then your client wins.
It is possible that in some instrances it may be more cost effective to pay the affiliate rather than paying Google.
It is likely that the issues at play here will vary from one industry to another but I have seen where this kind of relationship works for the client, the affiliate and our company.
Posted 16 November 2008 - 07:36 PM
I think there are two separate issues at work with affiliate marketing and I tend to disagree with marketing folks when discussing this. First scenario is, if you're products are not ranking high (top 10-20) in the SEs and you're running a PPC. Second is, your products are ranking high in the SEs and you don't put that much (if at all) into a PPC. If the second scenario is where you're at, I say don't do affiliate networks because there's no need to just give money away because they're running gorilla PPCs for your products. The ROI is nominal at best and a waste of resources at worst. However, if you fall under the first scenario, then do affiliates until your rankings improve to the point that it becomes nominal. You'll have to watch many factors during prolly a 1-2 year period before you can make the call on whether or not to affiliate or not. I tried for five years to get the owner of my company to dump affiliates that were costing $20-30K/month. It wasn't until I could demonstrate that our products where getting more click-thrus and conversions than the affiliates, that he was willing to drop them. He finally agreed and his fear was that sales would fall off the table. Guess what? They actually increased significantly without spending the $20-30K/month. In large part because there wasn't a ton of duplicate descriptions his site was competing against once the affiliates program ceased.
Where I and marketing folks disagree is they believe that if they have X-amount of screen real estate to market, then they "feel" that the more our product links permeate the first page the better for us. Five years ago, I might have agreed with that philosophy; however, today SE users are more savy and understand that if one company shows up all over the place, then they're doing something to pollute the SERPs and may click once, but are typically hesitant and will refine their query for a broader spectrum of SERPs. This is my opinion based upon a lot of informal in-person surveys conducted by me. One thing stands out though. Our sales have gone through the roof since eliminating our affiliate program. I'm talking $1.5-2.3 million/month in SE referral sales. 50+% of all traffic comes to our site from an organic SE query. Nice! BTW, the reason I don't agree with marketing folks is because their coming from a catalog, magazine or newspaper understanding of marketing. What they don't get or refuse to acknowledge is that conducting a query in an SE is nothing like flipping pages. Users are not cruising for a product in a Sears catalog, but are looking for a specific product at a competitive price from anywhere. Something the "old school" marketing methods don't allow. Users tend to click on multiple SERP listings comparing prices on their own and only pay a cusory glance to shopping comparison sites as a means to broaden their comparison shopping. Why do I say that about comparison shopping sites. It's all in the numbers. Google, Yahoo, and MSN are head and shoulders ahead in sending us sales compared to comparison shopping sites like Shopping.com, PriceGrabber.com, etc. I don't advocate using those sites either because they'll charge you for an organic SE click thru as well as a click-thru from their sites. Foooie! I don't see enough of a ROI on that internet hype marketing, but it's hard convincing a marketing person of the numbers. Perhaps I'm too myopic about it, but my numbers always kicks their numbers behinds.
Posted 16 November 2008 - 09:49 PM
The moral of the story being that when you have an already established site you need to be very, very careful about what affiliates you accept. And those you accept, if you choose to run an affiliate programs at all, you need to support like gangbusters but also make sure you have very clear rules and cut them off if they can't follow them.
That probably sounds weird. And I can tell you that I've gotten a lot of flack from turning down folks who managed to find (even though I don't advertise it at all) old affiliate programs I have for some of my sites. They get upset when I decline them from the get go, even though I'm doing both of us a favor.
For new sites it's a bit of another ballgame. Having even a couple really good affiliates can push you into profitability. And there's something to be said for getting to profitability quickly.
But for older established sites you really need to look at the dollars and cents involved. And not only the dollars and cents it takes to get traffic to your site and how much ROI there is in those various channels. But also the cost of supporting your affiliates. That involves setting up a system that will correctly recognize legitimate affiliate conversions, tracking those conversions, tracking the commissions owed, cutting the checks or however you're paying commissions and most importantly having someone (or often some people on your staff who have Giving The Affiliates Something To Work With as part of their job description.
In other words, setting up a decent affiliates program isn't something that just happens. There are a lot of hidden costs. Ones that you need to expose and take into account if you're going to go that route.
In my experience, for brand new products/services it can make a lot of sense because you can gain a ton of exposure that you'd not get in years by other methods. If you get lucky enough to get one or two of the Super Affiliates on board who can put your offer in front of 200,000 people (each) in a favorable light, you can get roaring right out of the box.
But if you're already established and going the typical route where you're going to end up with hundreds or (God forbid!) thousands of affiliates who do no business that you still need to track, having an affiliate program can be a major headache and cost you a lot more than it's worth.
Posted 17 November 2008 - 03:02 AM
I agree with some of what you say & disagree with other things.
The stuff I disagree with is probably things I stick in the general category with 'You do PPC when your site is new & until you get some SEO rankings...' I actually think there is a lot of value from having multiple sources of traffic & that cannibalisation is such a minor effect that you are better off ignoring it completely.
But I agree on the affiliate thing. It's hard to run a classy show. It probably isn't worth dealing with that kind of rubbish. The ideal of they happen to run a salsa enthusiast site & you sell corn chips is rubbish. Small time & as an aside sites tend to go with Amazon. It's the sleazes that are signing up for any program they come across.
If you can keep it clean, be choosy with affiliates & keep things civilised that's fine. But stay away from ugly affiliate programs. If you take the average affiliate program as your working model, that means stay away from affiliate programs.
Posted 17 November 2008 - 04:32 AM
Hello BBCoach
Sounds like you have had nothing but negative experiences with affiliates.......Thats unfortunate, but affiliates are people just like webmasters....There is always somebody ready to game the system........then there are those of us that try to follow the rules
If you want affiliates to sell your products, encourage them...if you don't then don't set up an affiliate program...its seems pretty simple......
There are "rogue" affiliates, and vendors!
Just my 2cents!
Posted 17 November 2008 - 01:25 PM
BBCoach - Thank you for not holding back... I (a marketer, I think...) am a super-affiliate in certain markets niches and have similar dislikes for Merchants who offer affiliate programs and not only do not support them, but think what we provide is worth very little... of course this comes from a 20+ year salesman... so maybe add your own salt. We ALL came from another media type before we hit the web... This is my point... we were salespeople before, now online we are affiliates???
Affiliates CAN BE the most effective sales force your company has online... or this (IMO) is what it should be. When real Merchants who seek real success online put together a program that benefits the salesperson as much as the Merchant - then there is a huge win for all parties involved. SALES FORCE is the keyword here, not just slouch affiliates who put up anyones banner to see if anyone (ever) clicks-through. These are not affiliates - a good affiliate program 'qualifications/requirements list' that is actually checked on could help... if you do not want "those' slouches, then you only consider those websites with visitors traffic exceeding 500 visitors per day - and you have ruled out many small players and can make your own exceptions for the truly niche focused who are not large, but offer great conversions.
Anyway, if you want to do and manage PPC - know that it comes with a hefty cost too... just the good and proper management of a busy site is overhead. (PPC gets talked about like it is free?)
I agree as has been stated, you have to decide what you want, how you wish to arrive at it, and what YOU are willing to do yourself. If you choose to (or can't) outsource or outtask anything?, (the PPC mngmt., the affiliates or the program, the organic SEO), Or even as stated, a combination of multiple avenues. Every website can't be the 'hub', or the authority... and even when they are the Authority on something, people have to either find it, or be brought to it in order for some success online. However you can best accomplish those goals is still a per instance equation to me, based mostly on the capabilities of those involved.
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Posted 17 November 2008 - 03:00 PM
That is just one of the reasons I detest affiliates. The other and most annoying thing is they are absolutely LAZY!!!! In my opinion for an affiliate to really be worth their salt, then they should write their own copy instead of begging/scraping for your copy. Why? Because they want the quick and easy buck. Which with hundreds or in my case thousands of affiliates with dupe content out there it waters down our relevance in SEs. True affiliates should sorta be like a middle-man taking a product, re-packaging it, branding it and then distributing it. But no, instead they do all sorts of things that a legit and professional looking ecommerce site would never do just to get SE rankings using our copy (and bid against you in PPCs). To top it off they even have the nerve to not upload our images to their servers, but instead will point 50-100+/page image links to our servers sucking down our bandwidth. No matter what the affiliate rules are, the bottom-line is you have to catch them in the act before you can take action against them, and that's a very time-consuming task. For the record, of the more than 3500+ affiliates we had there were 5 or 6 super affiliates that were more enjoyable to work with (low maintenance good ROI), but they were still lazy and wouldn't write their own copy.
Like I said and Randy said, if you're a new site or a site that doesn't have many products ranking high in SEs, then a properly managed affiliate network can be very profitable or at the least the grease that gets your site rolling. Just remember, there is a ton of work managing an affiliate network and generally you'll have to do all of the creative copy and finding/taking images for the products while they take their commissions for simply uploading your hard work that you send them (all the while watering down your products' relevance in the SEs making it tougher to get rankings). Something they or the networks won't talk about. Shhh!!! Also, don't forget that most of the big affiliate networks also are sleeper super-affiliates getting your money from both ends.
Posted 17 November 2008 - 03:45 PM
Uhm... I'm an affiliate for a handful of programs. Wouldn't call myself a super affiliate by any means... but one thing I always, always, always do is write my own copy.
Primarily cuz I think I can do a better copywriting job than the program itself, most of the time.
Posted 17 November 2008 - 04:52 PM
What's a super-affiliate? (LOL) One who actually sells?
I'm with Torka, I also write my own content /websites... I DO repackage, I do rely on gaining trust, I also take my images directly for my ads or banners/links, I have made zero quick and easy bucks, I do not believe I am lazy, I believe you are then referring to all the so-called affiliates that offer those one to three page websites just for pre-sales...? Then they quickly send you off to an even longer ClikB sales page with some great closing ratio Ebook... There is much more to it than that - These are NOT the same people you want selling for you is it? Then one just needs to look for what they DO want - you OWN the affiliate program, make the rules.
If the program or products are worthy of writing about (selling) 2 - there is some perceived value or demand, and 3 - If the compensation will eventually cover the 20-40+K I will put into building a website to sell their products (among other items, and this does not include PPC or marketing), Then it is worth MY effort... It is a tremendous amount of work to attempt to own a category online, or get a (200+ keyword phrases) first page organic result piece of an already very established product line or stretch of keywords - this is who you want to affiliate with... this is who will work for you because they have done all the research and are actually doing it to fulfill a need, or simply for themselves from a stream of income standpoint. These people have the right motivations... they beg to work with good and honest Merchants and continually want to improve upon what is already working for both of them.
It is not a battle (IMO) - We are all going for the same thing... the sale of YOUR product.
Posted 17 November 2008 - 06:23 PM
I considered affiliates making more than $2500/month from us as super affliates. A few made more than $7500/month. Most were well under $100/month. Again, without the affiliate networks we're making more money and have a free SE referral program running while saving $20-30K/month.
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By Leslie Dill The North American Association of Central Cancer Registries (NAACCR) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) National Pro-gram of Cancer Registries (NPCR) have awarded Oklahoma its highest Gold Standard Award for data quality, time-liness and completeness. This is excit-ing news for all of us because our high quality data is not possible without all of you! With budget cuts and staff shortages in many facilities across the state, submitting high quality data can be a real challenge. We at the OCCR would like to thank those of you who partner with us to achieve this high standard. We appreciate your dedication and commit-ment as we work together to eliminate cancer in Oklahoma. Gold Certification Oklahoma Central Cancer Registry Oklahoma State Department of Health OCCR NEWSFLASH August 2011 Summer Issue Inside this issue: OK2Share 2 Anne Earns PhD 2 New OCCR Staff 2 NAACCR Webinars 4 CSv2.03 Issues 5 Questions & Answers 6 Coding 101 7 NCRW with Gov. Mary Fallin 8 NAACCR Registry Certification on Quality, Completeness & Timeliness of 2008 Data Registry Element Gold Standard Silver Standard Actual Measure Measurement Error Allowed Standard Achieved Completeness of case ascertainment 95% 90% 95.40% 1.00% Gold Completeness of information recorded < = 2% < = 2% < = 3% < = 2% < = 3% < = 3% < = 5% < = 3% 0.0% 0.0% 1.9% 0.0% -0.4% -0.4% -0.4% -0.4% Gold Gold Gold Gold *Missing/unknown "age at diagno-sis" *Missing/unknown "sex" *Missing/unknown "race" *Missing/unknown "State & county" Death certificate only cases < = 3% < = 5% 2.50% -0.4% Gold Duplicate primary cases < =1 per 1000 < =2 per 1000 < =0.3 per 1000 -0.4 per 1000 Gold Passing EDITS 100% 97% 100.00% Not applicable Gold Timeliness Data submitted within 23 months of close of accession year Gold Certification Status Gold By Anne Pate, MPH, PhD The OCCR would like to share that we are now posting preliminary data on the OK2Share website. We have 2009 and 2010 diagnosis years avail-able, and the data will be updated regularly. If you have any data re-quests or individuals who want access to more up-to-date data, please feel free to point them to the website: www.health.ok.gov/ok2share. Please keep in mind that these years of data are preliminary and are subject to change. If you have any questions, or if you have a data request that OK2Share doesn't have enough information to answer, please contact the OCCR Epidemiologist, Anne Pate, at 405-271-9444, ext 57111 or email email@example.com. OK2Share OCCR NEWSFLASH Page 2 By Leslie Dill OCCR would like to introduce the newest member of our staff, Christina Panicker. Born and raised in the Yukon, OK, area, Christina is a graduate of Southern Nazarene University. She has a bachelor's degree in Biology and Chemistry and is currently fin-ishing up her MBA in healthcare. Christina brings with her experience from both the hospital and laboratory settings. Previous employers include OU Medical Cen-ter and Diagnostic Laboratory of Oklahoma. OCCR welcomes Christina and is excited to have her as a member of our team! CONGRATULATIONS, Anne! By Judy Hanna, HT(ASCP) Please join OCCR in congratulating Anne Pate, Epidemiologist for OCCR. Anne has just completed the PhD program at the Univer-sity of Oklahoma. After several years of hard work, commitment and dedication, Anne presented and defended her dissertation to her committee on July 28, 2011. It is official—she is Anne Pate, MPH, PhD. We are extremely proud of her for this accomplish-ment. Way to go, Dr. Pate! New OCCR Staff Christina Panicker Anne Pate, MPH, PhD By Paula Marshall, BBA, CTR As part of the quality con-trol procedures to ensure complete and quality data, the Oklahoma Central Can-cer Registry (OCCR) sends queries to physicians and/ or facilities for patients with a diagnosis of cancer on their death certificate that appear to potentially be missing from the OCCR database. Patients identified during the OCCR linkage known as Death Match program are selected according to the following criteria: a death certificate stated they had a diagnosis of cancer; they died in 2009 or 2010; and/ or they were admitted to and/or died at your facil-ity. Therefore, OCCR has mailed Death Clearance letters requesting your assistance. Because these patients appear to have not been reported to the OCCR, we are requesting copies of medical records, espe-cially those areas that document the date and diagnosis of cancer such as History and Physical, Dis-charge Summary, Radiol-ogy, Pathology, etc. If you currently report to the OCCR, you may abstract the case via your current reporting system and it is important for you to notify us that you are responding to the request in this man-ner. Also, you may respond by calling (405) 271-4072 and speaking to an OCCR consultant or by making written notes on your attached list of patients and mailing it back in the business reply envelope provided for your convenience. In the event you did not treat the patients on your list, please provide the referring physician who indicated a diagnosis of cancer or the method by which you became aware of the patient's diagnosis of cancer. If you have no records on the patients on your attached list and you were only the physician of record at the time of death, please provide information on how you became aware of the patient's diagnosis of and/ or treatment for cancer. All responses should be received in the OCCR office no later than August 31, 2011. If you have any questions, or if you antici-pate difficulty meeting the above deadline, you may contact us at 405-271- 4072. Thank you in advance for assisting the OCCR in the collection of timely, accu-rate and complete cancer data which will be utilized to improve the health of Oklahoma residents. go to: www.ocra-ok.org/ education.asp. By Leslie Dill Don't forget! The Okla-homa Cancer Registrars Association (OCRA) Fall Conference is right around the corner, September 29 & 30, 2011. The confer-ence will be held at Rose State College in Midwest City, OK. For more details OCRA Fall Conference Death Clearance 2009/2010 OCCR NEWSFLASH Page 3 Cancer reporting is required by both federal and state law (PL 102-515 and 63-1-551.1). It is also considered a public health report under HIPAA (C.F.R. 164-501, C.F.R. 164.512). SEER*Rx SEER*Rx is a helpful tool used for coding oncology drugs and cate-gorizing regimen treatments. This is a FREE program provided by Surveillance Epidemiology and End Results (SEER). To download, go to: http://www.seer.cancer.gov/ tools/seerrx/ By Delores Greene, CTR The last NAACCR Webinar in the 2010-2011 Season will be held on Thursday, Septem-ber 1, 2011, 8-11a.m. at Deaconess Hospital in Oklahoma City and at St. John Medical Center in Tulsa. The topic will be "Coding Pitfalls." OCCR has already purchased the 2011-2012 NAACCR Webinars Series which will begin in October 2011 and end in September 2012. The webinars will be held at Deaconess Hospital October-December 2011. OU Medical Center will host for the remainder of the series. St. John Medical Center will host in Tulsa through the entire series. The webinars are from 8-11a.m. and are scheduled for the first Thursday of each month. Each partici-pant will receive 3 hours of continuing education from the National Cancer Registrars Association. NAACCR Webinars OCCR NEWSFLASH Page 4 By Delores Greene, CTR Exciting news! NAACCR has given permission for OCCR to place recorded webinars on a secure website. The details are currently being worked out, but the plan is to have this available no later than November 2011. To participate, each user will be assigned a user name and a password to access the recorded webinars. Once this is available you will be able to view from work or home at a time that is best for you. This will allow for greater participation and access for those who could not attend in Oklahoma City or Tulsa. OCCR will continue the live webinars at Deaconess Hospital/OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City and St. John in Tulsa for those who wish to participate in the live productions of the webinars. Coming Soon... A helpful link to verify patient date of death is http:// ssdi.rootsweb.ance stry.com. Searches can be done using first/last name or social security number. October 6, 2011 Collecting Cancer: Larynx Including Mucosal Melanoma of Larynx November 3, 2011 Collecting Cancer Data: Ovary December 1, 2011 Collecting Cancer Data: Thyroid and Adrenal Gland January 5, 2012 Collecting Cancer Data: Pancreas February 2, 2012 Collecting Cancer Data: Hematopoietic March 1, 2012 Abstracting and Coding Boot Camp: Cancer Case Scenarios April 5, 2012 Collecting Cancer Data: Lower Digestive System May 3, 2012 Collecting Cancer Data: Lung June 7, 2012 Using and Interpreting Data Quality Indicators August 2, 2012 Collecting Cancer Data: Melanoma of Skin September 6, 2012 Coding Pitfalls By Delores Greene, CTR As you know starting with our 2011 cases we will be utilizing CSv203. This manual can be accessed at http:// www.cancerstaging.org/cstage/manuals/coding0203.html. This issue was last updated on June 12, 2011. The next release will be sometime in the fall. In the meantime, the CS Team has developed a known issue document that can be useful when coding in CSv2.03. This document contains important information for a few schemas and fields where there is a known issue with CSv2.03 which will be resolved in the upcoming release. The CS Team created this docu-ment so you would be aware of the issues you may be encountering with these few fields in CSv2.03 and they will be resolved in SCV2.04. CSv2.03 Known Issues from FAQs: Update from NAACCR OCCR NEWSFLASH Page 5 Schema Name CS Fields(s) Description Part 1 Use Lymph-Vascular Invasion code 8 only for Hematopoietic and Lymphoid disorders. Use code 9 for non-Hematopoietic and Lymphoid disorders where there is no micro-scopic examination of a primary tissue specimen. See CS Manual, Part1, Section1, page 83 for CSv0203. This use of code 9 is a change from the definition in CSv0202, but a conversion from code 8 to code 9 for appropriate cases is NOT automatically applied in the upgrade to CSv0203. If you wish to do your own conversion, search for 2010+ diag-nosis cases with Lymph-Vascular Invasion code 8 and all histology codes less than 9590/3, and change 8 to 9. 06/30/11 Colon, Rectum CS Extension We will modify the notes in v0204 to clarify that code "050" may be used when there are tumor deposits without lymph node metastasis in T1, T2 T3 and T4 cases. Previ-ously, the v0203 instructions state that you could only use this code for T1and T2 cases. 06/03/2011 Colon, Rectum CS SSF2, Extra Table Code 030 is not relevant for SSF2 and we will be making it obsolete in the next version. This is because tumor deposits are identified histologically and SSF2 is used to code the clinical assessment of regional lymph nodes. We are not supposed to include informa-tion from surgical observation or lymph node biopsies in this SSF. Cases that were ab-stracted with this code will need to be reviewed and corrected 6/3/2001. Corpus Carcinoma, Corpus Sarcoma Schema Page For corpus uterine/uterus NOS primaries, histology codes 8950 and 8951 should have been included in the Corpus Carcinoma schema. This will be fixed in CSv0204. Do NOT Kidney Parenchyma CS SSF 3 For Kidney Parenchyma SSF3, code 998 for "No histologic examination to determine ispsilateral adrenal gland involvement", will be added. In the meantime, code 999 should be used for cases without histologic examination that determines ipsilateral adrenal gland involvement. 0/10/2011 Lung CS Extension, Extra Table A tumor involving the carina, regardless of size, should be a T4, per AJCC. If you code 250, for confined to carina, you will derive based on tumor size. "Confined to carina" will be moved to a T4 (in a future version.) For now, the best code to use is code 700, which includes the description extension to carina and will derive a T4. In your ab-stract you can note this situation. The confusion arises since Summary Stage focuses strictly on how big or how many structures are involved, making a tumor strictly in the carina a localized tumor. Whereas AJCC assign stage based on treatment guidelines and prognosis (survival). We know that a tumor in the carina, even if it is small and strictly confined to the carina, will be unresectable and will have poor outcomes, since the tumor can easily spread to both lungs due to the location (tumor can spread from the carina down BOTH mainstem bronchus into both lungs) it has a very poor prognosis (survival). 06/30/2011 Testis CS SSF 8, CS SSF 14 The measurements in SSFs 8 & 14 were incorrectly entered as ng/ml and will be up-dated to mlU/ml in v0204. 06/03/2011. By Delores Greene, CTR Question: When the final path report reads: Mixed Germ Cell Tumor composed of 70% Em-bryonal Carcinoma, 20% Yolk Sac Tumor and 10% Teratoma. Table 2 in the MPH instructs us to code 9081 Teratocarcinoma when you have Embryonal Carcinoma and Teratoma. Code 9085 Mixed Germ Cell when you have a Yolk Sac Tumor and Teratoma, but nothing for all three histologies. How would you code the histology? Answer: If the pathologist states the final diagnosis is Mixed Germ Cell then this is what you would code regardless of what percentage the mixed components are. You would code to Mixed Germ Cell 9085. Question: How would you code the histology for a diagnosis of squamous carcinoma and large cell undifferentiated neuroendo-crine carcinoma of the lung? Answer: For cases diagnosed 2007 or after, apply rule H7 and code the numerically higher ICD-O3 code, 8070/3 (squamous cell carcinoma). See Chart 1 on page 35 MPH Manual, the histology tree in lung equivalent terms. Large cell neuroendo-crine carcinoma is histology code 8013/3. The other histology is squamous cell carcinoma, 8070/3 which is numeri-cally higher. Question: How do you determine the correct subsite of the colon when there is conflicting information in different reports? The path report for a hemicolectomy says, "specimen left colon" and the microscopic also says, "designated left colon," but the operative report states, "splenic flexure tumor." The text in the operative report says, "mobilizing the splenic flexure mass difficult" and the surgeon goes on to describe how he resected the colon. The discharge summary says, "carcinoma of the splenic flexure." Answer: Use the information from the operative report to code the primary site in this case. It is more accurate. In the opera-tive report the surgeon states the splenic flexure. The operative report is usually a better source since the pathologist can only reiterate the location as it was reported to him/her. Clarification within the Surgery Codes for Bladder submitted by Dulce Bramblett, CTR Prior to 2010, radical cystoprostatectomies were coded to the 60-64 range. However with the 2010 cases forward, if the prostate is removed at the time of radical cystectomy, surgical code 71 would be used. If the prostate is not re-moved, then surgical codes 60-64 would be used. Jerri Linn Phillips said this change had been missed and will be added to the updates in the next edition of Appendix C. Look for a single sentence reference in the 2010 preface, page XV of VORDS; Revised for 2011. Questions and Answers OCCR NEWSFLASH Page 6 By Amanda E. Moran 1st Course of Treatment Do's and Don'ts Deciding on the date to use for a patient's first course of treatment can sometimes be tricky. According to FORD's (Section 2, Appendix B Coding Instructions), "Record the date on which treatment (surgery, radiation, systemic or other therapy) of the patient began at any facility." Notice the list of treatments that are acceptable does not in-clude the date of a positive biopsy, even if the biopsy was what diagnosed the patient's cancer. A biopsy is consid-ered to be treatment if the biopsy removes the entire tumor and has negative margins. In that case, you would code the procedure as an excisional biopsy which is a surgery code. If a physician decides not to treat a patient or a patient's family or guardian declines all treatment, FORD's (Section 2, page 211 Coding Instructions) instructs that, "the date of first course of treatment is the date the decision not to treat was made." Different Grade/Differentiation Rules The grade/differentiation of a tumor reflects how much the tumor cells differ from the cells of the normal tissue from which the tumor originated. According to FORD's (Section 1: pages 11-12 and Section 2: pages 112-113), "Well differentiated (Grade 1) is the most like normal tissue and undifferentiated (Grade 4) is the least like normal tissue." Determining a tumor's grade/differentiation is vital because this information is used to evaluate each specific cancer patient, develop the patient's individual treatment strategy and predict the patient's prognosis. A key instruction for ICD-O-3 coding is to code to the highest grade listed on the patient's pathology report. This rule is true, but you must be sure to look at the pathologic specimen's site location first. FORD's tells us to, "Code the grade or differentiation from the pathologic examination of the primary tumor, not from a metastatic site." If the primary tumor is not pathologically examined, the histology from the metastatic site is used, but the grade is coded to a 9 for unknown. When a path report shows two grades for a specimen (i.e. well-moderately differentiated adenocarcinoma), FORD's instructs us to, "Code to the highest grade." Therefore, this example would be coded 8140/3 with a grade of 2 for the moderately-differentiated histology. This rule is also used when a path report states, "Moderately differentiated squamous cell carcinoma with poorly differentiated areas." This would be coded 8070/3 with a grade of 3. {Rule G on page 30-31 of the ICD-O book} Coding 101 OCCR NEWSFLASH Page 7 We acknowledge the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National Program of Cancer Registries (NPCR) for its support and the distribution of this newsletter under cooperative agreement #U58/DP000834-05 awarded to Oklahoma. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not represent the official view of CDC. This publication is printed and issued by the Oklahoma State Department of Health as authorized by Dr. Terry Cline, PhD, Commissioner of Health. 275 copies have been prepared and distributed at a cost of $159.50. Copies have been deposited with the Publications Clearinghouse of the Oklahoma Department of Libraries. Oklahoma Registrars Receive Proclamation from Gov. Fallin for National Cancer Registrars Week Oklahoma State Department of Health Chronic Disease Service 1000 NE 10th St, Room 1204 Oklahoma City, OK 73117 Phone: 405-271-4072 Fax: 405-271-6315 On the web: http://occr.health.ok.gov Oklahoma Central Cancer Registry FOR OCCR STAFF CALL(405) 271-4072 Amanda Moran, RHIA, CTR, ext 57138 Anne Pate, MPH, PhD, ext 57111 Christina Panicker, MS, ext 57108 Delores Greene, CTR, 57103 Judy Hanna, HT(ASCP), ext 57118 Leslie Dill, ext 57120 Paula Marshall, BBA, CTR, ext 57121 Susan Lamb, BA, ext 57117 Fourth Row, left to right: Chrissy Marsh, Barbara Murray, Sue Anderson, Laurie Harder, Darlene Scott. Third row, left to right: Sharon Abrams, Amanda Moran, Beth Watwood, Anna McIntosh, Darla Dennis. Second row, left to right: Paula Marshall, Charlotte Murphy, Stacey Hibbets, Denise Baker, Delores Greene. Front row, left to right: Marie Sanders, Shelly Ware, Susan Nagelhout, Governor Mary Fallin, Abby Williams, Leslie Dill, Carolyne Dale.
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