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Old 08-26-2008, 07:57 PM   #61
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Forgot that the Fx was F1 and F3...still a compound calculation is it not?
That's right. It is a compound calculation. Walking is a compound activity, but it works much better when one has both legs.

No one that I've seen has claimed that the 1st fraction is a stand alone factor. You have been maintaining that it is of no use at all.

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Old 08-26-2008, 07:59 PM   #62
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results,....please!

Doc did'nt totally agree with the every ounce of the teaching members norms and ways, yet the majority of what they had was proven quite useful.

THE HAT stop using software, should Doc have chided him for doing so, calling his self a methodologist?

Brohamer keeps mentioning trainers ,jockeys and barns, should Doc disallow his statements since the Methodology does not use this?

There are many others, but since what Doc did use some of these teaching members and others strong points, that were put to the test, documented and proven to work over and over, winning more money, in conjunction with the established method was so powerful, which enhanced the base method expotentially, points of disagreement was not much of a factor.

I think this goes back to the fact of what this forum is about, since we had this before.

This forum is about Everything Sartin, and additional tools to enhance and captialize on the basic Sartin premise.

That other forum, is open to everything and method known to man, and a nice place to explore and discuss for something different. It has politics, commodity talks, gas prices, jokes, people in the news, etc., whatever you are in the mood for or have a flavor for, I find it quite entertaining and useful.

And yep, Pizzolla did come up with that term "Fulcrum"...check the quote below to see what THE HAT, thinks about it....THE HAT, who some famous author or known teaching member seen with his own eyes win 17 races in a row.

Doc always tried to put as much of THE HAT in the programs as humanly possibly.

This Forum is about the Sartin Methodology, All things Sartin, to understand it, win with it, and expand it still keeping Sartin at the core, more tickets cashed.

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Old 08-26-2008, 08:02 PM   #63
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Walking is a compound activity, but it works much better when one has both legs.

Dick

Now that's brilliant. And funny.

Like something Mark Twain would say.

Better patent it fast, cause I'm gonna steal that one.

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Old 08-26-2008, 08:12 PM   #64
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By the way, is this how they fight on the east coat, stomping your face in to the storm drain, leaving pieces of your teeth on the asphalt?

Is this a Brooklyn style whippin?

Or if this was in Jersey, pieces of body parts would be floating in the river, giving it that "rain fresh" smell we all come to know and love about that river?

In the south, they would bury you in uncharted hills country or under miles and acres of corn fields.

In the wild west, fastest to their glock wins.

Styles of combat, fascinating.

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Old 08-26-2008, 08:47 PM   #65
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Is this a Brooklyn style whippin?
Or if this was in Jersey, pieces of body parts would be floating in the river.
In the wild west, fastest to their glock wins.
Styles of combat, fascinating.
In southeastern Oklahoma, serious disputes are settled with dynamite.

This is at best a slight, family disagreement.

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Old 08-26-2008, 09:05 PM   #66
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You might as well call this forum RDSS. There is not anything I can learn from RDSS. It is only a pretty Val picture. I haven't see anybody show a 20 race cycle using only RDSS. I'm attaching my last 20 races cycle (only 18 races) from a lousy data base and umble spreadsheets, using only my brain.


Good work Pino
I'm very happy to see you doing well

Pino
Right now I am real busy working on fixing issues with the
server, I am working very hard with Ted and Lou Sosa
to make the new Pace and Cap library
I just got settled back at work after missing deliveries
after missing time with pace and cap day
Now I am leaving for Del Mar in the morning

I have kind of messed up my swing win betting
because of the method I'm using for the Lou Sosa
exacta contest I seem to have messed up my contender
selection for win betting mindset

When I get back home and settled down again
the exacta contest will be over and I can get back into my
Binder method mindset. I then will post up some rdss
20 race cycles but they would be the exact same result if I used
Val 4 unless I make a mistake calculating the APV -CR ratings
RDSS does it automatically

Pino Pace and Cap is the discussion forum for the Sartin Methodology
I'm sorry that you feel its the RDSS forum

I turn on the lights in the morning watch over things most of the time
and turn out the lights at night
What ever is posted or said on the forum is because somebody wants to say so

There is no memberships or private area except the library
and thats on a pay what you can if you want to basis

Anybody on Pace and Cap should be here because they want to be
I don't do anything ,or sell anything
I think RDSS is a fantastic program But so is learning the match up
fantastic So is seeing what everybody does

I really should call it VDC messenger again
Thats all I. am just somebody giving the methodology a home and
looking to get help and help others
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Old 08-26-2008, 09:14 PM   #67
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Cool sheet, Bill.

:>)

Ted, I took a look-see in the old Tandy PC-6 I programmed several eons ago.
Sure enough, FX = (1F+3F)/55. Which of course gives the same relative result as dividing by two.
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Old 08-26-2008, 09:20 PM   #68
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I don't give a hoot if you did delete part of my post. That is the way I see things. The fews that did read it agree with my statement.
Pino,

It's not that I disagree with your point of view, only the tone of voice. Hence the reason given for editting.

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Bill,I knew Richie was able to do so but didnt know Ted was also able to edit posts.Still as far as Pino's post goes there really wasnt anything to warrant it to be deleted.


All I know is I asked a simple question which Richie answered and Tim gave his opinion and everybody jumped on him.There was no reason for doing that to someone who is expressing his opinion no matter what you think.If Ted was monitoring this he should have deleted some of that as well.

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Old 08-26-2008, 10:32 PM   #70
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Hello

Not for nothing Jeff, I probably the made an error
It was not my intention to attack Tim

He made a statement that I disagreed with
All I did was state and post some counter opinions

I feel other posters did the same thing

I spoke to a few men privately because I thought that they got upset
Things were worked out that way.

I think its nice that you appreciate Tims work
All in all Jeff, I think thanks to Ted and to the mature
posters The thread has been positive. People read Tims post
and most of them like myself feel that a counter opinion must be
posted. I give Tim credit as he stands up for himself
Again this leads to more counter opinions.

I really have confidence in the people here that we can
keep pace and cap on track
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