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anything to help. good night. >> more than 1,000 students have gathered to steady liberty should even be in college? if they work as interns are they exploited? if they are illegal should it be a quicker path to citizenship? what should the rules be? >> a trip back to college.
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tonight. [applause] >> i'm in washington d.c. for the biggest ever students for liberty conference. more than 1,000 are here to debate the conditions for people needed to be free and %-prosper is by doinghey internships. how many of you have been intern's? how many of you want to be? how many would do it for no pay? most of ready. that is a good thing oftentimes they are unpaid ron but that is called
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exploitation our next guest argues they earn nothing and learn little but with their guest says they are great and i will start with him. it is a voluntary exchange. >> be clear it is not just getting experience and training they get a job but multiple times a requirement to break into white-collar fields. john: the first one if they do what a bunch of times, so what? >> the whole idea of a fair wage that basic value is threatened with the rise of unpaid labor. >> because they work for
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free they take jobs of those that would be paid. >> they have no trace of that is all that is out there. john: it sounds terrible. if they work for nothing it is abuse. >> i would like all of you to be paid but what is compensation? if you are these in turn for the stossel show that it help your career if you are in turn for rain news bureau john: you help people find internships. >> but i give tuesday night -- seven hours per week. >> they will not pay? >> but they are losing their own employees they don't have the money you very have the internal not pay them or
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not at all. john: i built my career on people like you. i do not think it was exploiting new. i needed research help and my employer laughed i would ask a college and i was surprised many were eager to, but afterwards they said i learned more from you than college and i didn't have to pay anything i had to pay tuition that ripped me off. >> tel much to make? [laughter] >> not enough to pay $7.20 per hour? john: not that time. >> if i had to pay i would hire the full-time employee. >> why is the best companies
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flight google treat them as an investment? they tried to hire 70%. john: good for them but who were we to decide? what about voluntary contracts? if they agree what business is a the government to interfere? >> the also got 14 year-old son of the cold wind. there has to be appointed. >> this is the 21st century. john: if you volunteer is that freedom? >> i grabbed as a liberal in the '60s now i am a libertarian democrats these to be press secretary because i in understand the argument how we exploit
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workers of the world that they need to have the backing of the government demand john pay his interns but these people are not so stupid they cannot decide if they are exploited. it is a contract that is understood. >> no coercive power is used it as a libertarian stream -- dream. john: the obama labor department can now with the explicit rules if you don't pay them there is criteria. the employer derives no immediate advantage. [laughter] on occasion the operations must be impeded? i had in turn to impede did my work i tried to get rid
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of them. >> if fox wanted you to do a news show and said do it underpaid and then we throw use and academic credit then we will decide. would you except that? john: maybe not at this point* in my career it is my choice. american freedom. >> the department of labor uses this exhibit meant the white house uses them. >> it is only for profit. >> it has been the loss since 1947 they have done nothing but reiterate the basic regulations. >> i run a nonprofit if this rule were in forced it would kill my program. >> my name is christine and i am from texas state university. to be practicing dietitian
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we have to go through dietetic internship. most of unpaid except government. john: she is forced to do it. >> this is the real question. it is not if she is her if she is not paid but the fines compensation trade -- training, or on the resonate? i now want them to be under the government to say you cannot do it unless you are paid her could you thank you cannot decide for yourselves if you want to me you paid with dollars or your resonate? i know you are not stupid i have worked with you for the last 24 years. if you want to volunteer your labor. >> have a question for ross
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perlin reno market's move to equilibrium to find the correct price and we know if a person paid below the wage he would get on the market for the true value then another company would raise the wage to capture profit. why does this work so well but suddenly the market doesn't work? is it that they received non monetary compensation? >> it is a requirement that is a virtual gateway blocking access pay-to-play system. it is a discretionary effect that people go to it as a
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race to the bottom leading us with record levels of unemployment and unpaid internships. >> did you have a bad experience? you said you were unppid. [laughter] [applause] you have done pretty well. you have a book that exploits the perceived problem. you have the mentality they are being exploited. they have enough sense to make decisions for themselves. >> i and actually a college dropout because by and the internships success story. what do you think of something like that? i and my business because college was teaching me nothing and my internship taught me everything. >> but the reality is more
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people are caught in a trap with serial and turns and unemployment is at record high. even though there are good examples. john: if we ban that it would be an opportunity as well. thank you ross perlin and terry michael. wire people even in college? many are getting ripped off. many are getting ripped off. when we come back. what's droid-recognition ? understanding you clearly... what is the capital of zimbabwe ? ... the first time you ask with the google voice search. the droid razr maxx hd by motorola. droid recognition. droid powerful.
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[cheers and applause] john: we're back with college students from the "students for liberty" conference. i hate to say this but you are suckers you pay college tuition and getting ripped off. that is probably not fair. some will get jobs because of your education but many will pay $200,000 and get little more than that. this is why dale stephens dropped out and has the web site uncollege.org and his book hack education. what do you mean?
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there is a reason people go to college. >> that is what society says you need to do but that means you have to learn what they tell you the not what you want to interest you. john: i just want comic books and girls i wouldn't have learned anything. >> maybe you start a comic book about girls. [laughter] >> you tell me your doing better? >> there is a community around the world who is actively doing creative things with their education one dropped out now is an artist and getting commissions. summer building solar
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powered computers but without paying the high cost of college. i did not go to middle school or high school. john: your parents let you leave school? >> they were not fans of the idea but i thought if i leave for one year what is the big loss? if i go back school will be there. john: you even took college courses? you could just not pay? >> professors were more than happy to have students who were interested in learning and sharing knowledge. john: i would have goofed off. >> that's okay. john: students? comments or questions? >> i go to school in
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michigan at madonna university like the material girl. [laughter] i go to school for nursing some go to premed or sciences but don't you feel it makes sense to learn basic human anatomy that is the essential to a medical profession or even if you study biology? >> you are going into use surgery if you are fresh out of medical school or the bears watching 20 years? i would take the nurse. there is background and knowledge that is handy absolutely but the idea that comes from the classroom should be changed and we should spend more time being
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practical in the real world. >> that makes sense but if you don't have the background knowledge and you just know what you'd do by experiencing these firsthand that means you don't know how to fix your mistakes because he did and get the basic technical knowledge at school. >> my challenge is is the best way to sit in the classroom paying exorbitant amounts of money or could we get back more efficiently? john: next person. >> ideas graduated from school in indiana but is the engineering degree in human studies just as valid? it is not the same thing where does that misconception come from? to make sure people are wasting thousands of dollars?
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>> linking unemployment based on the major the most unemployed was psychology. john: i majored in psychology. next question? [laughter] >> i go to the york college of pennsylvania senate isn't schooling only practical to start your own business? i have to be certified to teach. >> to make an argument against the credentials. >> above a job out of college but i cannot teach a by don't. >> may be teaching and a private school. >> drugs and drinking and whole foods but who should be
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john: we're back with the "students for liberty" conference to debate immigration. 12 million people are said to be here illegally. what should we do? what about the future roles? libertarians say bring them illegally they were cardin many bring a valuable skills but on the other hand, someone to kill us now america is the welfare state someone to kill us our next guest is run federation for american immigration reform and veronique de rugy says it should be easier to come here but you say that because you snuck and from france in just became a
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citizen. congratulations wise to let more foreigners and? >> emigrants whether high skill or low skill is a gift to this country. john: some are freeloaders. >> there is a small cost but the tremendous work they do, with the data and they increased wages for americans. john: but first you had to fill out this form to become a citizen which the whole process took you out over 10 years but the questions seem ridiculous. heavy ever been a member of the communist party? a terrorist organization. >> especially coming from
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france. [laughter] john: did you work for the nazi government between 1933? if you did these things why would you answer honestly? [laughter] have you been a habitual drunkard, a prostitute, and married to more than one person at a time, like gambling the legally. why did they ask this? >> your federal government out work. we're in a room with libertarian thinkers but there is a problem that in the pure libertarian sense to have the idea there should be the unrestricted movement of human beings trans global individual liberty by the way the al qaeda thinks that is sandy -- just fine.
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john: but keep them now. >> what about the guy who was struggling to keep a job with wage credibility and in a downward spiral because of excess levels of immigration? that may not be this zero sum game but there are zero -- consequences to kill legal immigration. john: yes, a veronique de rugy subsidy is paid less because you are here. >> the data overwhelmingly shows by increased economic growth but the duty is even low-skilled immigrants are good for this economy. they are benefiting not just people like me or people
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working in washington d.c. because they know their lawn, watched their children but this is not the zero sum game and the data is clear it is a no-brainer. john: of the immigrant pains my house we are richer? >> yes. because he is cheaper e makes construction and prices lower for all of us. john: adits minder standing everything cost less and we get richer. >> to focus on the gdp if we would provide amnesty to 12 million in legal immigrants yes a total sum of products manufactured would grow. >> the more people in the
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bigger it gets but it is abstract but it doesn't mean anything for the public because if you find a the government with low-end jobs gdp is rising but opportunities for meaningful growth are eroding. john: what would you do with the 12 million who are here? >> you remove them as identified by law and allow them to leave voluntarily. if we have the incentives in place they would self to port with attrition. john: make it so hard they leave on their own? >> dry up the smorgasbord of benefits like driver's license and sanctuary cities >> the idea we could keep people out is one that has
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never worked the government spend smarter on border security and people are still coming but. john: just deport them. >> assuming the government can do anything correctly. [laughter] [applause] by the way if you are worried about the welfare state that is an argument to get rid of it rather than keep people out. [applause] john: if you are not legal you are not eligible. summer automatically like kids in school and hospital emergencies but food stamps stamps, medicaid they are not eligible. >> one thing to say is
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federation for american immigration reform we are bipartisan 501(c)(3) we're not anti-immigrant just somebody on a diet is anti-food is regulation. john: but they pay taxes and don't collect welfare. >> the cost of illegal immigration last year was $113 billion in spee areas of health care, education and incarceration. john: you don't include the cost of paying taxes and starting google. >> here we are with libertarians the focal point* is limited government chaldean rejected thinking and be careful what you ask for the new push for an --
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amnesty because the overwhelming majority is %-dependent. government john: how many are not from the united states? how many would like to be citizens sunday? just a couple. >> we all succeed when they succeed. do we want a skilled immigration yes we need less but it should be skilled. john: that is just half of a @%rcent. >> the city of dallas year after year with. if you have more enforcement which is nonexistent. >> they allow me to go to work every single day. john: on that note we are john: on that note we are out of time
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john: we are back with the "students for liberty" conference. how many think you want to go into business when you graduate? may be more than half. how many have friends that think business is evil? we know they are wrong it has done more to lift people out of poverty than any government program but it is still vilified on college campuses. i was a consumer reporter winning emmys calling for government regulation against business but only after years i realize with no regulation almost all business treats customers
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well. they have to because it is voluntary. now i make this argument it is stupid left brain thinking said john mackey. and his book conscious capitalisms says business is noble and we should start explaining that the ability. >> it is the greatest value creator. it has lifted billions out of poverty. consider 85 percent lived on less than $1 per day now with a 16%. if we embrace economic freedom prosperity follows. john: how would you explain it? even my closest friends don't get it.
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but by and large it hurts people. it takes from the pork and gives to the rich. >> it's not true. it has lifted more people out of poverty over 200 years than any other thing that has existed. it is a great value creator otherwise if the critics critics, intellectuals who have always hated business captures the narrative. it is selfish, greedy, explicative and that needs to be challenged and changed. john: your book is called conscious capitalism that most not conscious? >> apparently not. most business people are not conscious of the great value they are creating. there on the defensive, they cannot articulate why business is good and how to mix business a better place. john: what you do have a whole foods some people called it feel good nonsense what does it have to do was conscious capitalism?
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you so people on a whole foods which it is better than i doubt. >> nobody is forced to trade there are other competitive alternatives. but they do so because they think they give value in exchange. john: students? you have questions or comments? please come to the microphone. >> i am from southern california. why can't we defend profit or look at the profit motives and defend that from the ethical standpoint? do we have to pursue purpose or doesn't profit have the place in society? >> of course. but we should not defend only profit we should defend the other aspects with the great value creation not just for the investors but for customers, employees, a supplier network, the larger communities. john: could you convince your fellow students? people think he made a profit i must have lost
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something. >> once you talk to them how business is a voluntary exchange of two parties they start to see profit in a different way. i have a lot of success when i sit down and explain is okay for somebody to make a personal profit if they offer a product that somebody else wants. john: to find that people are hostile to you and profit on your nicole petallides team. >> four record by running the most profitable food retailer in the united states. i am not against profit. [applause] john: what is the hostility? >> most believe in this zero sum game this sunday must be losing. john: but with capitalism it
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is a win/win win a game where people who gain to the changes that would not be made so that is the story we need to tell. >> client from penn state university and what can we as student activist to on campus to help make students realize the benefits of capitalism? >> one of the most important things is put things in historical context. most people are so ignorant how much community has made with capitalism the average life span was 30 now today it is 78 in the united states and 82 in japan. 200 years ago 90 percent of the people were illiterate. now it is 14% because of capitalism. if you look at the whole history of human prosperity it is due to capitalism with the humanity out of the dirt john: day que john mackey.
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[applause] john: we are back with
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"students for liberty" in washington d.c. where i'm impressed 1,000 of you choose to spend your weekend debating things like constitutional psychology and hijacked and i was more interested in alcohol and it was legal as a drinking age was 18 but now it is 21 and most do this are younger than an ad and drug czar illegal. students, i assume none of you ever drink or use drugs? [laughter] i know what you to incriminate yourself for parents may be watching but how many think most break the drug or alcohol laws? just about everybody kennedy was a tv personality at mtv and was 20 and grew up in the music business there was no lawbreaking or drug use
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there? >> not on my end because i made the choice which was very boring for me but there were drugs and alcohol and marital relations with the unmarried people that i did not participate. john: you very street and 20 years old you were at mtv and musicians would ask you for drugs? >> i am glad you asked me because i wrote the whole book about the '90s and that era and there's a whole chapter dedicated from rock stars who would try to buy drugs from the. [laughter] you know, where i can find herewith? looked at me. [laughter] i look like i you belong to the homeless encampment. [laughter] john: questions or comments? >> name from the university of illinois. i know of other people saw the same thing that when i
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was in middle school and high-school i felt the bad kids had more access to things like marijuana and alcohol and that is the one that is illegal. do you know of any studies that show when you make things a legal it is easier? >> there have been studies in middle school and high-school that's aid is much easier to get access to marijuana and alcohol. john: they just ask the kids. when you were under age which was easier to get? alcohol or we'd? >> how do we move the debate from the health issue to the personal right and responsibility? >> i would say show your friends it really opened my
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eyes to statistics i was not aware of. it is a great entry point* for non libertarians and liberals it is the issue that is great because the rest on the foundation of freedom and it is worth fighting for because there are dire consequences if we turn our back and listen to the party line. [laughter] john: stayed there. i would like to answer your question. i struggled with this and was first learning about liberty and i said the older guys at the cato institute i can see marijuana, ecstasy but heroin, crack, it is frightening. what would people do? he said to you on your own body or not? i think self ownership should be a powerful argument.
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>> i am from california. i agree. i think drugs should be legalized and said government should not tell us what to consume but don't you think by legalizing or access the government would start regulating and taxing it. >> that is an interesting question and divides the but teheran's if it is worth legalizatiin of there is regulation? that is a new hurdle and many times that is the first up then you have the regulatory debate later. but having them illegal is deadly and dangerous. ron paul made a good point* which was if heroin was made legal you would go shoot up
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with heroin? a syringe and rubber band. john: some people would and those say many more people would use that is intuitive but there is no evidence in portugal and holidays -- holland there is no more evidence. we cannot result -- resolve this tonight. now, college students may be you should drop out. it is a rip-off. next. next. [applause] [ birds chirping ] i'm your hot water heater. you hardly know i exist. that's too bad. 'cuz if my pressure relief valve gets stuck... [ booooooom! ]
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♪ john: finally tonight, you could call me a hypocrite because tonight i trash college, called it an expensive waste from many of you students. yeah, i have a good job in baghdad it because i went to college. my first boss believe in hiring people who graduated from princeton, yale, or dartmouth. i benefited from that credentialism. a college degree is evidence of a certain level of skill or knowledge and some people believe that. but my glasses were mostly lectures, pompous professor droning on. i retained barely enough of what he said or the reading to pass tests. but i did not really learn much in college.
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Donaji & the Magical Poncho
This is the story of a fearless girl and her encounter with the wicked cold wind god
4.30 / 5.00 4,338 Viewsit took me to do just that, but for me it was worth it.
remember george liquor american hehe
Some animation and audio quality issues aside, I like this. All the sound effects, and exaggerated expressions are all there, complete with a silly premise. This was a good attempt at emulating the classic 'toon style, and brought a smile to my face.
You should expand this, assuming you can find inspiration to do so. 6 / 10
thanks, I'm in search of it.
I want to evolve to reach the professional level.
lol i like the animation you been watching alot of ren and stimpy for this one lol
ren and stimpy was a good base for inspiration.
but on the next animation ,I need follow my style.
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Fright Night is one of the most buzzed about horror remakes of recent and the amazing cast descended into San Diego to treat Con-goers with a Q&A and sneak preview. On hand were stars Anton Yelchin, Colin Farrell, Imogen Poots, Dave Franco, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, director Craig Gillespie, and screenwriter Marti Noxon. Obviously missing is the Tenth Doctor himself David Tennant, but the remaining cast easily made up for his absence.
Moderator Chris Sarandon (star of the original Fright Night) asked Craig why he wanted to direct Fright Night. He said he could visualize the movie very easily and wanted to combine horror and comedy like in the original movie.
Writer Marti Noxon said the original had interesting relationships that could evolve 20 years after the original film. She wanted to write a vampire who had a viciousness and sexuality.
First Clip: Very funny clip that pokes fun at Twilight with Mintz-Plasse and Yelchin.
Yelchin was attracted to this character "because he goes on a mission to find himself and battle a vampire at the same time.".
Second Clip: short clip of Farrell's character intimidating Yelchin's character.
Third clip: Farrell's vampire pursues Yelchin and his GF played by Imogen Poots and his mom played by Toni Collette. Car chase ensues and they run over Farrell and he winds smashing his hand through the bottom of the car.
Final clip has Yelchin going to David Tenant who plays a magician in Vegas to get tips on how to kill a vampire.
Yelchin: What's it like to play a character that has been played before (he did so in Star Trek, Terminator Salvation and now Fright Night)? He says it's fun to do the research on the character and then add something to it. He says he's been lucky to play these characters and respects them.
Farrell says he's reconnected with the reason he became an actor in the first place, particularly in the last 5 years.
The movie was shot in 3d and the camera weighs 90 lbs and the car chase choreography took two months to work out.
Mintz-Plasse wants to make a follow up to Kick-Ass, but all the actors are too busy right now.
Colin Farrell went to audience to sign an autograph and when he bent down the camera caught his plumbers butt and the audience erupted in laughter. He was a good sport!
A well-made, spooky, fun, 3D horror film with an impressive talented cast? Count us in!


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I'm rebuilding an N/A motor for my 93 2.3, so I've already got the roller cam. Would there be any advantage to swapping in a mild street cam? Any specific recommendations? I've got a connection that can get me one for about half the price listed on Racer Walsh. I will be gasket matching the intake also and depending on the condition of the walls boring a tenth over. I am decently skilled mechanically and my father in-law (a mechanic for the last 20 years) will be there for support but I mostly want this to be my project. Is there anything I need to change when going to a different cam?
It depends. You will loose low end torque, but it will pull better on the top end. For a basically stock engine, it won't be a huge advantage to get a cam. A cam will go better with extra compression from milling the head (10:1 is nice ). Best if you have a manual too. Most of racer walsh's cams are too wild for you. Much over 220int and 220exh @ .050 will be too much.
What effects does milling the head to a 10:1 compression on a daily driver? How do you determine the compression ratio? Also any walkthroughs on ther on port matching the intake manifold? My impression is that the intake manifold does not need to be ported itself besides the port/gasket matching. Am I correct in my assumptions?
Do some research on compression ratios. Dan'l from the board milled his head .060, but that was slightly too much for 87. I think it gave him around 11:1 lol. I ran 10:1 on 87 without a problem. I havn't matched the gaskets. You'd be better off porting the head.
Regardless of what I mill(.020 max I'm thinking) I am going to port match the intake. Will the computer relearn fine with all that extra (woohoo) air?
Yes, you have an airflow sensor, so it will see the extra flow from the cam and compensate accordingly.
93Green, I have the same engine in my Ranger. I'm using RW's #1 roller which is the same as Ford's A237 and Crane's 199501. Here are some dyno pulls so you can see what to expect: http://home.earthlink.net/~touring23/TouringHTMLBench.html Here's a link to a company with a compression calculator and some tech guidelines: http://kb-silvolite.com/index2.php The #1 cam idles fine, has ~13" vacuum at idle (sufficient for power brakes), and works extremely well with a 25" tire and 3.73 gearing. In concert with other basic mods (intake, cat back exhaust) you can pick up 1,000 more RPM and it will be much more fun to drive. Is there anything I need to change when going to a different cam? YES. * Collapse each lifter and measure for adequate "preload" after installing the new cam. You might need to either grind the valve stem shorter OR install longer valves, it will depend on how radical you get. * Install an oil restrictor and/or open up the head's oil drain-back ports. This cam has much larger oiler holes on the lobes and the 8-plug head has shrouded drainback holes. The two facts together cause the valve cover to fill with oil at high RPM. Then this oil drafts through the breather into the intake (!) and it isn't in the pan (!!). * Insurance: Replace the timing belt. --- Port matching the intake is a breeze. Allow a few hours on two consecutive days to get the hang of it. I didn't touch the port floor, and just slightly the roof. The meat of it will be the sides. I used my electric drill and some rotary rasps from Harbor Freight, worked great and cost less than a Happy Meal. --- Here's what's planned for this year: http://home.earthlink.net/~touring23/blocktop.jpg --- Don't stop asking questions 'til you're satisfied.
Wow, your site and post we're very infomative, nice to see others who love a nice N/A motor. Between you, Bhuff30 and all the others I'm sure I'll get all my questions answered.
http://racerwalsh.zoovy.com/product/RWA1431R Am I correct in assuming this is the one you refer to above. I was dyno'd @ 84 RWHP several months ago before my compression dropped to 91 in Cyl #1 and 120-130 in #2,3,& 4. Did you ever determine the best intake for 91-93 DP setup?
Yup, that's the one. Wow, your compression's worse than mine. That rebuild should really help you out. I gave up on the intake swap for now. My dyno software really doesn't care how much the intake flows, since the head's intake port is so poor. I punch in 200 CFM for the intake, it doesn't make much difference when the port peaks out at ~130 CFM.
What about a full port for the head then....I thing I don't wan't however is to lose tooooooo much low end torque as it is bad enough already. 84 RWHP BABY!!!!!!!!!
I can get the Ford Motorsport version at cost from ford. Anything else to go along with it, that I should get?
Yeah, a port & polish is needed, especially on the intake port; the exhaust port flow (exhaust/intake ratio) is pretty good. P&P'ing this head won't alter the low-end torque that you mentioned. At ~100cc, the intake port isn't exactly large to begin with, and you'll hit water before this port is too large. What's a 302 intake port? 170cc? 200cc? Pfftt. Even after the P&P it will still be an elephant breathing through a soda straw. In addition to the cam, you'll need the gaskets and seals for the swap. The engine's out, right? Then it's a straight swap. Don't forget the front cam seal Caution! You will need to address the excess oiling with this cam in this head!!! I'm using an Essy oil restrictor. If you're worried about low-end, you might like a long-tube header with this cam. My old Hedman made a nice torque peak at ~2900 (see the dyno pulls).
So any headwork is pointless, except milling? Getting it on Thursday Hmmmmmmmm Didn't know this and can't find any information on it anywhere...... I've got a Pacesetter longtube No cat and a Flowmaster Delta 40 series 2 chamber. 2 1/2" all the way back I found a shop about an hour from here that build performance Lima 2.3's on a regular basis. Gonna talk to him next week
You miss read him... a port and polish is definatly worth while, but unless you can do it yourself, it may cost a little too much. When I had my NA combo, I was trapping at 75mph with an auto (was 68mph with the stock 90hp). I had slider version of the cam you are looking at, milled head, long tube header with 2.5 exhaust and no cat and a ported intake.
Nah, like Brian said, do the port work. I was trying to tell you not to worry about this: Follow? (Listen to Brian...help you he can) :yodasmiley:
I swear I just replied but it's not showing up(past my bedtime) Will a corded dremel with the flex shaft be sufficient? (Wonders aloud if they make a porting kit) I am new to engine building(obviously) and just wanna do it right but also learn, hands on, at the same time.
I plan (at this point unless informed otherwise) to port it to match a fel-pro gasket on both intake and exhaust side and blend/taper it down about an inch to an inch and a half. Is this the best approach or could I go further. Remeber I am building this as a daily driver to last me another SEVERAL(12 more would be nice LOL) years.
A Dremel would take, well, SEVERAL(12 more... LOL) years. And even though you can buy the tools, you still need to know where to grind. Coolant passages jacket the ports; go too far and it's wrecked. My advice is to open the Yellow Pages and start talking with the local shops. You can quickly spot the good shops after a few minutes talking with them. Start researching the importance of a good basic valve job. A lot can be accomplished in the valve pocket, perhaps more than a gasket match! Picture a valve open .100"; which controls the amount of airflow, the valve or the port throat? The throat only becomes a limiting issue at high lift. Really, I strongly suggest sending it to a shop.


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I have movies on all my DVD-RW disks and DVD+RW disks.
How do I erase the movie (clean the disk) so that the disk is clean and factory fresh .................and ready to burn another movie?
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You don't say whether you are recording your discs on computer or set-top DVD recorder unit. Whether hardware or software, there should be a format function that will either do a quick erase or full reformat.
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(Copyright by and reprinted with permission from Stephen McFadden.)
Waves of change have irregularly swept through the realms of food and farms over the decades. By most reckonings, another massive wave is building toward a crest, driven by oil prices, climate change, market speculation, genetic experimentation, human health corruption, corporate interest, and consumer demand.
In the context of these roiling factors, Chuck Hassebrook had a message for the audience at the Nebraska Sustainable Agriculture Society's mid-February conference: "We can shape the next wave of change with sustainable agriculture." But, he added, to do that we will need the same qualities of determination and perseverance as the pioneers.
Hassebrook is Executive Director of the Center for Rural Affairs (CRA). He also serves on the Board of Regents for the University of Nebraska, a powerhouse among America's agricultural academies, where he is one voice for sustainability in an institutional chorus determinedly advancing industrial approaches to farms and food.
In his talk, he picked up on the theme of change in the historical period starting after World War II when the wave was propelled by power equipment, petroleum-based chemical inputs, and confined animal feeding operations (CAFOs). Initially those innovations made farm work easier and more prosperous. But now, 60 years later, we must ask 'what hath we wrought?'
There is a new wave of change now, Hassebrook said, but if we want a better sustainable future, we are going to have to take responsibility for creating it. "Each person has a moral responsibility to leave the land in at least as good a condition as it was when it came under their caretaking, and possibly even better," he said. Then he offered three strategies.
Three strategies
1. Sustainable agriculture needs to continue to check its authenticity and find ways to make it possible for small and mid-size farms to take a fair share of the market. Studies show consumers overwhelmingly trust family-size farms more than they trust the large corporate farms, especially when it comes to ethical treatment of human beings and animals.
We need to band together to market our products to get to a place where the majority of the people who do the work are also owners of the land. That's what a family farm is.
In the era of the pioneers, the people who worked the land owned it. Not so much now. Instead, the corporations or people who own the land hire employees to work the land for them, and those employees are in the majority of cases poor.
Hassebrook's observations put me in mind of Trauger Groh, my co-author for Farms of Tomorrow (1990), and one of the founders of the Temple-Wilton Community Farm in New Hampshire. "If you work in nature with animals or with crops you have to take a deep personal interest in it," Trauger told me when interviewed him for The Call of the Land. "The hired person cannot do this. A salary is insufficient motivation. We need another way.
"We have no employees on our farm," Trauger told me. "We have partners. At the Temple-Wilton Community Farm our principle has been to run the farm by a group of independent farmers in association with each other, not employees…Employment is the last outgrowth of slavery. If you are employed, you have to work on order. The employer sets the tone and says what you must do. People won't want that in the future."
2. The second strategy Hassebrook offered involves the role of sustainable agriculture in addressing climate change. As studies show, organic soil absorbs lots of CO2 from the atmosphere and fixes it in the soil beneficially, thus helping stabilize climate in an era of wildly dramatic change.
"America and the world need our participation in the debate on climate change, not just in Washington, but also locally," Hassebrook said. "We need to talk with our neighbors. Lots of rural folk continue their disbelief in climate change and think they are being conservative. But there is nothing conservative about that position. It is not a traditional value to put your head in the sand…If we continue to keep our heads in the sand, it may be too late to do anything about it. We need to take action now."
In that regard the NSAS conference also heard from Abe Collins, an organic farmer who raises beef in St. Albans, Vermont, and is also the founder of New Soil Matrix. His talk was titled Soil Formation as the Basis of Environmental Security and Economic Development.
"Everything good comes from the soil," Collins said. "That's our basic assumption. Increasing soil carbon is the key to our environmental security, and to both urban and rural development.
For many years, Collins said, the common-knowledge maxim has been that it takes 1,000 years to build one inch of topsoil. But that is no longer true. We now know how, he said, build up to eight inches of topsoil a year to pull carbon out of the air and draw down dangerous CO2 levels in the atmosphere. "We can reduce CO2 levels substantially," he said, "while enhancing ecosystems and increasing profits."
Collins encouraged land managers to enter The Soil Carbon Challenge, sometimes called the World Carbon Cup. It's an international competition to see how fast land managers can turn atmospheric carbon into soil organic matter. The hope is that the competition will spur further innovation.
3. Hassebrook's third strategy was to rein in government subsidy of large farms so that small and mid-size farms can have a fair chance. The way it works now, he said, is the bigger you are the more government subsidy you get. As long as we keep the policies that support that approach we will not have the resources to invest in organic and sustainable approaches to the land.
In 2007, the Center for Rural Affairs did an analysis of farms in 13 leading farm states. They learned that in those states, just 260 of the largest farm operations received more money from USDA farm programs than all of the people and communities in all of the counties combined, a total of nearly 3 million people in over 1,400 municipalities. The reality of that gross imbalance shines a sharp light on the distortion government money has brought to the realm of food and farms, and shows why small farms struggle while huge, corporate farms prosper.
Woody Tasch of the Slow Money Alliance makes a similar point about lack of support for sustainable ag. He points out that only a tiny fraction of foundation assets are allocated to organic agriculture. "We have $500 billion of private foundation assets in the USA," Tasch has written, "and less that 0.1 percent of that — just a few hundredths of a percent — goes to support sustainable agriculture."
What it comes down to, Hassebrook said, is a choice about the impending wave of change: "We have got to limit what the big farms get. Direct payments usually go to land that is owned by a landlord and worked by poorly paid employees. We need to stop subsidizing the biggest and most powerful, and instead use those resources to support family farms, and to invest in the future of rural communities and the millions of people who live there.
In closing, Hassebrook referred to an editorial he had read a while back in the Omaha World Herald. "We can draw inspiration from the pioneers," he said, "for they were people just like us: good and bad, poor and rich, successful and unsuccessful. But in general the pioneers had some important qualities. They had perseverance. They were visionaries. They made sacrifices to realize their dreams. They cared about each other and community. That saw what could be and did not let challenges dissuade them. They faced reality, and they were open to new ideas."
Those qualities and attitudes, he said, are what modern-day pioneers of sustainable agriculture need now to shape the mounting waves of change in our farms and food.
Our Take
At GoodFood World, we are concerned that many sustainable agriculture programs promoted by colleges, universities, and other training organizations could be more directed to small, independent farmers. Unfortunately some programs continue to further industrial ag with a new "green" twist; providing less training in organic or transitional farming methods and continued emphasis on high chemical input and biotechnology. It is especially difficult for young, beginning farmers and minority farmers to get the financing they need to become indpendent.
We strongly support the projects that Chuck Hassebrook and the Center for Rural Affairs are involved with.
About the author
Steven McFadden of Lincoln, Nebraska, is co-author of Farms of Tomorrow (1991), America's first book on Community Supported Agriculture (CSA). He also co-authored Farms of Tomorrow Revisited (1998). A veteran journalist, he has covered agrarian issues for over 35 years. McFadden is the author of eight other non-fiction books, including Profiles in Wisdom, Legend of the Rainbow Warriors, and Odyssey of the 8th Fire.
To read this post – and more – on Steven's blog, The Call of the Land.


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July 26, 2013
Reduces chinook daily limit to 1 in Area 9.
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12:01 a.m. July 29, through 11:59 p.m. Aug. 31, 2013.
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Chinook salmon.
Marine Area 9 (Admiralty Inlet).
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Preliminary estimates indicate that encounters with legal size hatchery and wild chinook will exceed the preseason expectations prior to the end of the season. The fishery is being modified to control impacts on stocks of concern to ensure compliance with conservation objectives and agreed-to management plans.
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Daily limit remains at 2 salmon plus 2 additional pink, with no more than 1 chinook. Release wild chinook and chum. Anglers should consult the Fishing in Washington, Sports Fishing Rules pamphlet for specific regulations for the Edmonds Fishing Pier and the closure south of a line from Foulweather Bluff to Olele Point.
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In office 1952–1958 |
President | Adolfo Ruiz Cortines |
Preceded by | Manuel Tello Baurraud |
Succeeded by | Manuel Tello Baurraud |
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Born | 19 August 1894 Zamora, Michoacán |
Died | 9 September 1985 Mexico City |
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Political party | PRI |
Alma mater | UNAM |
Profession | Lawyer, Diplomat |
Luis Padilla Nervo (19 August 1894 – 9 September 1985) was a Mexican politician and diplomat. He was the first Mexican Ambassador at the United Nations, Minister of Foreign Affairs and President of the Sixth Session of United Nations General Assembly.
He studied law at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. He also did postgraduate work at American, French, and British universities. Luis Padilla Nervo represented Mexico during the San Francisco Conference in 1945 and signed the United Nations Charter. In addition, he was the first Mexican Ambassador at the United Nations; in that position, he was a member of the United Nations Security Council. During the sixth session, he was president of the United Nations General Assembly.
Padilla Nervo was also ambassador to El Salvador, Paraguay, UNESCO, Costa Rica, and Denmark. In the Mexican public administration, he served in the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Labor. At the finish of his commission in the Permanent Mission of Mexico in United Nations, he was elected as judge of the International Court of Justice for the period 1964 to 1973.
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At least one Australian has sense about global warming. The redoubtable Tim Flannery, of whom we've spoken before, and who was actually named Australian of the Year (can a nation really do that?), is sounding the alarm we've been screaming here. The warming is happening faster than the models and experts have been predicting. Here's his major point: Flannery said predictions in a 2001 UN report, warning the atmosphere was likely to warm by 1.4 to 5.8 degrees Celsius (2.5-10.4 Fahrenheit) from 1990 to 2100 now appeared conservative. "In the six years since then, we've collected enough data to (check) whether those projections are valid or not," he said. "It turns out they're not valid, but in the most horrible way -- because for the key performance indicators about climate, change is occurring far in advance of the worst-case scenario," he said. "Carbon dioxide's increasing more rapidly, sea levels are rising more rapidly (and) the Arctic ice cap is melting away more quickly than were projected in 2001." His rec? Flannery said nations needed to "de-carbonise" their economies by 2050, increasing reliance on geo-thermal, nuclear and renewable energy. . . . New Zealand is apparently listening, even if Flannery's idiot PM isn't and the US is playing autistic like its leader [sic], coming up with a major climate change initiative. . . . Hmm, only takes three years from the mercury emitted from coal-fired power plants to get into the fish we eat. Nice. Would have thought it would take longer. And it adds really good texture to the meat. . . .Nice summary of the global warming policy strategies, such as they are, of the major players here if you want a cheat sheet. . . . CO2 concentrations in the oceans will soon get to the level at which they kick in EPA quality criteria. No worry. They'll just change the criteria. . . . Over at Scientific American, a couple of interesting energy articles, one on efforts to reduce the tremendous amount of energy burned up by our computers and one on a massive solar scheme that may have promise (while using up water!!!). . . . The UN calling for more investment in climate monitoring tech. Of course, we all remember that Bushnev is cutting funding here in the US, right? . . . New and faster methods of evaluating the health of wetlands being developed, obviously important for the future, if we decide to care about those things. . . . The Busheviks playing word games with clean water projects at the worst possible time, cutting fed support and laying another unfunded mandate on state and local governments. You say you're not surprised? Well, try this—it's so bad even Inhofe is critical of Bushnev. Get up off the floor now.
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Honey in savoury dishes can be delicious, but it must be counterbalanced with a certain amount of acidity to redress the balance, hence the wine vinegar here.
1 organic free-range chicken, about 1.6kg/3lb, jointed into 6-8 pieces
Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
2tbsp mild-tasting olive oil
1 medium yellow onion, peeled and sliced
A few sprigs of thyme
1 bay leaf
125ml/4fl oz white wine or verjuice
150ml/5fl oz good-quality chicken stock
2 tbsp white wine vinegar
1 tbsp mild-tasting honey, such as acacia
10 ripe figs
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4. Trim off the excess fat from the chicken, then season generously with salt and pepper. Heat the olive oil in a large frying pan over a medium heat, then brown the chicken pieces in batches, skin-side down, for about eight minutes, turning to colour them evenly all over. Remove the chicken to a flameproof casserole dish with a slotted spoon. Pour off most of the fat from the frying pan, then add the onion and cook over a low heat for five minutes to soften.
Add the onion to the casserole dish with the thyme and bay leaf. Pour over the wine and chicken stock. Place the casserole, uncovered, on the middle shelf of the oven and cook for about 30 minutes until the meat is tender but not quite falling from the bone. The skin should now be golden and the liquid reduced by about half.
Place the casserole over a low heat on the hob. Mix the wine vinegar and honey and pour in. Tear each fig into four and add to the casserole. Bring to a boil; allow to bubble until the liquor has reduced to a syrupy consistency – it should be glossy and taste both sweet and sour. Serve on warm plates, with a salad and some bread.
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If they just wanted to do their own thing they would. But that's not enough...they want to force everyone who disagrees with their lifestyle choices to endorse and subsidize them.


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Died after a stroke after a period of poor health. He was involved (Honorary President) of the Enzmann racing and road car concern and even took part in a road test for the marque in 2001. He was still attending historic events until only a few weeks before his death. He retired from racing in 1968 after his father died. Walter then took over his father's business before also running restaurants and was involved in real estate. He also worked as a TV commentator.


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| [VSA] Volume Spread Analysis Part I What is Volume Spread Analysis? From my meager understandings...here it goes: VSA is a sound methodology to show you when professional money is taking advantage of an imbalance in the marketplace in an attempt to move it in the opposite direction. By using volume per bar and the spread of that bar (the hi to the lo) and the close of that bar, you are able to see that professional money is entering the market. From what I've been looking at you are able to see that money start moving into the market in bars prior to the actual high volume/hi spread bar. For example...a trade I took yesterday would have absolutely been avoided had I put this methodology to work. I watch a 5min chart as well as a 233t chart of the Mini Dow. This 5min chart shows you something...Notice how that bar prior to the "spinning top" (last bar pictured) has a major increase in volume from ANY bar in the prior 4 hours. With VSA we know that strength is shown on down bars and weakness is shown on up bars. Kind of counter-intuitive...but when you think about it, it makes perfect sense. The professionals have to buy SO much at a time that they need the market to be liquid enough to support their buying, so they MUST buy on downward bars. Exact opposite for selling. The "late to the party Charlies" are buying when they can't possibly stand to not be long, and who is liquidating so they can buy? The Pros. Notice what happened in the next bar...price shot up. The trade I took was sell that retracement to VAH/R1 cluster. Had I been privy to what VSA has to offer, I would have seen that volume was increasing DRAMATICALLY, we had a VERY widespread bar and we closed in the upper half of that bar. Is that a sign that pros are buying? Sure as heck is!! So, please...let's add to this discussion. This is a powerful way to look at things in conjunction with Auction Theory and Market Profile. Last edited by TinGull; 03-09-2007 at 09:04 AM. | ||
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re: [VSA] Volume Spread Analysis Part I
Thank you for starting this thread. I hope it will continue to grow and be a real source of learning and sharing of ideas. Volume Spread Analysis is a very valuable tool in my opinion. Just some quick observations: 1. We have a wide spread candle with volume that is higher than any volume bar that can be seen on the chart. This candle closes lower than the previous candle, but in the upper portion of its range. Clearly there is demand (buying) going on in this bar. VSA does not care about the open, so the fact that the candle is red means little to use. (personally I do like to see the open on some candles, but technically we do not use them.) The more you use VSA, the more you will see Professional activity around the key numbers (aka Floor pivots). Time and time again, the Smart Money shows itself around these levels. 2. The very next candle is narrow, closes down from the previous bar, closes near its low and has volume less than the previous two bars. THIS IS NO SUPPLY. immediately after the Smart Money enters in the form of demand (buying), there is a No Supply bar. That means all the excess supply was soaked up on that wide range previous bar. Note surprisingly, the previous bar has a long tail where supply was swamped by demand (buyers swamping sellers). 3. While not VSA, the No Supply bar shows a divergence with your Delta tick tool. Very interesting. VSA gets its roots from Wyckoff more than 100 years ago. Way before any tick delta tool could be made. Not saying it's a bad tool, saying it is great how this new tool hits the nail on the head in this situation. the 1520 bar looks like another No supply bar and again there is a green dot on the bar. 4. Price comes back down to the area of the pivot. This bar is wide spread with volume less than the previous two bars and closes in the middle of its range. Again, No Supply. Bars that close in the middle of their range should always draw your attention. Look one bar back. This bar has high volume-relative to the volume bars before it. Now if this bar, which closes down, was truly weakness then why does the next bar close equal to it and not down? Because there was some buying going on in the bar. Note that this last No Supply bar actually has less volume than the first one in this same area. At this point, price is definitely poised to rise........... P.S. LOL I just realized that TTM (or H.A.) is on the candles, so I could be wrong about the close of these candles | |||
re: [VSA] Volume Spread Analysis Part I
Having sat through 4 long sessions awhile back with the boyz from TradeGuider.. I agree that VSA has some merit, but I also agree with your final comments, Profiler.... as TTM/Heikin Ashi candlesticks are not truly compatible with using VSA. Either way, I am glad to see this thread get started, so thanks for that, Tin Gull. Happy Trading | |||
re: [VSA] Volume Spread Analysis Part I
I flicked through 'Master the Markets' by Tom Williams and thought it contained some useful points but overall I think VSA is more suitable for stock traders. A lot of the concepts revolve around market makers and their ability to see what other traders cannot see (stops and limits) but this isn't applicable trading futures on exchanges like Globex, ECBOT, EUREX and Euronext. We can see the same things that everyone else can see through the time and sales and order book so it makes sense to concentrate on that information instead of just focussing on volume and price.
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That is simply not the case. The text may seem "outdated" in that there much talk of Market Makers, but this only goes to show how the principles have stood the test of time. How the markets are manipulated by Smart Money (the term Todd Krueger prefers to Market Makers) remains little changed since the days of Wyckoff. I find it hard to believe that you think there are not Professionals with things on their screen, like where the stops are, that the retail trader does not have. The playing field in simply not that level. I have attached a chart showing what is going on in the Euro. A market (retail Spot Forex) not even around at the time the book. Last edited by mister ed; 03-29-2008 at 12:28 AM. Reason: add chart back | |||
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Spot FX is totally different to futures. I agree in spot FX there are investment banks who can see the stops of their own customers. In futures on the other hand who exactly are these "Smart Money Professionals" who can see all the stops? The stops are held at the exchange and can't be seen by any traders.
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| re: [VSA] Volume Spread Analysis Part I
Back to VSA... when PivotProf was talking about the no supply bar showing a divergence between the delta I have on my chart...what that was showing was with all the contracts sold to drive that price down that far, there was enough buying to bring that price back to near equilibrium. This happened late this afternoon on the YM. Notice the stair stepping volume leading up to the climactic bar. That bar is showing a massive amount of volume (biggest on the 5min chart all day) and no excess supply overhead with a little bit of demand creeping in. The delta graph is showing that while there were enough contracts bid down to bring the price to VAH, the bar ended with almost a net 0 amount of differentiating contracts. This meant that there were enough buyers on that down bar to swing price right around. now...it was late in the day and price advanced for only about 15 points...but it's still good to note that the principles are applying. | ||
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Hi T. Let's take a look at that large candle with the ultra high volume. If this volume represented selling: 1. The close should be on the low. 2. The next bar should NOT be closing equal or up. I think this candle is up based on the color of the volume bars. As you correctly stated, this large bar does look like climatic action/stopping volume. From a VSA perspective, we see the next bar up (or equal) and this confirms the buying on the previous bar. What I always like to see, is Professional Money showing itself at certain "known" levels. Here we see the Smart Money entering as price moves towards the VAH. | |||
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