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|Mast down is not a big deal and you can do basic hull check by taping with a screwdriver handle. As for the engine, it can be started by heating up the compartment with a lightbulb for a day or two. Just remember that it will chew up the impeller if it is not removed. Bought my boat on superbowl Sunday, with an engine check the week prior. It was a diesel and started right up in frigid Wisconsin. I have to say winter is a great time to deal.
|I will be docked in the southeast end near Verona Beach. They have a nice racing crowd down at that end too. Wednesday nights and Saturdays.
Its amazing what saltwater does to a boat. With the amount of 100% freshwater boats in the area, there is no need to look into a saltwater boat. Take your time and you'll find the right one, hopefully one that was someone's pride and joy.
5' or less is a good idea. Not sure where on Oneida Lake you plan to sail, but the west side is horrid, shoals are everywhere. The east side is mostly shoal free, you just need the shallow draft for getting in and out of the marinas. Lake Ontario is mostly a non-issue for depth.
Sounds like your on the right track, cosmetics are nice because they are optional, letting you get the boat out right away, and fixing the other stuff throughout the year.
Thanks so much for the advice. After looking at quite a few boats now I can see the freshwater boats seem younger than their saltwater counterparts and the ones that have been stored indoors during winter positively sparkle.
I was planning on limiting the keel to less than 5' for sure.
I have found a few boats that need mostly cosmetics as all systems are go.
Hi kmartin,
If you are patient, there is always a good deal in the area. We have a late '70 Oday that is in fantastic shape. I can't think of anything that is wrong with it, other than a self inflicted issue (ran rudder aground). Got it about 4 years ago for $4K and have put only maintenance money into it. Could sell it today for the same if not more. Gems are out there in this area. This boat was surely kept in a garage 8-10 months a year most of its life, and that makes the difference. People ask its age and cannot believe its more than 5-10 years old.
For boats at this price range, the price of the boat is on par with slip/maintenance/storage fees, so look for someone who would have to pay the next bill (fall is usually best, followed by April-May). They will always drop in price right before as fees are usually non-refundable.
Also check out marinas for boats left behind. We just picked up 2 22' boats for $100+/- with trailers. We cleaned them up and did the necessary repairs, and we will be keeping one and are selling the other this spring ($3K). These are not advertised, so you have to ask the manager.
If your going to be on Oneida Lake, keep your eye out for a shoal keel or a swing keel, you'll be happy you did. Also remember, especially if your looking for a good motor, that you can take the Erie Canal/Oswego Canal to get larger boats from the Finger Lakes, Buffalo, Lake Champlain, Hudson River, etc. You could motor it home, fixing the little things on the way and have a vacation.
Good luck, you may need it!
Welding is one thing. I think welding stainless is another step up in difficulty.
Here is the link I mentioned above. sailboat restoration, morgan 30 foot sailboat, my hole in the water
Even at 10K to 20K down this way the boats in this range wave at least one issue
For example there was the 10k 30 foot with the rotten plywood keel sump which was ingored so long the keel bolts are junk and its got a 1981 saltwater cooled motor
|Actually I have had a custom stainless fuel tank made, as well as bases for cabintop clutches, bases for new winches, and there is a new bow fitting with anchor roller to be made in stainless. A few other items might come up as well that require custom metalwork.
Welding? Hopefully you don't need that too much.
If you want to be inspired by determination check out the guy in Annapolis who got the "free" Morgan 30 (I will get the link). Spent weeks refairing the hull, putting on 7 coats of primer and 6 coats of Awlgrip, all in full tyvek and respirator. Took apart his winches, re chromed his hardware, re powered and had to re bed the engine 6 times and the shaft was still not right for th esea trial and the boat took on water. And I am still not scared off.
You're not very subtle, but you're right. Any older boat is a bit of a project boat, whether it be engine, glasswork, wiring or something else. On the better looking 30+ year old boats the problems haven't come up yet, but they will unless the equipment has been upgraded recently. 30 years on the water is hard on everything. As far as not having skills, glasswork probably requires more skill, although easily learned, than engine work. I'm not a mechanic but I will try most anything and if I end up over my head, I go to an expert. But I take the waterpump off the engine, change alternators, or rewire the entire engine and starting system as I have done. as I hate to pay labor for what I can do myself. While I've never swapped an engine it's mostly work you can learn if you are careful. Fixing an old boat if you're handy and can read and search the internet is more about commitment than skill. There is a phenominal amount of good help today only a click away. I never did learn to weld though so have to pay for that. Good luck kmartin and remember the resources are available to help you do most anything.
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Long story short? The vendors' roadmaps have merged and it seems Blue Coat is doing a solid job of integrating the visibility and deep traffic inspection messages of the PacketShaper products with its caching, optimization, and security messages. Prior to the Packeteer acquisition, while Blue Coat offered a solid secure gateway and caching story, the true level of traffic visibility and optimization it could provide was limited.


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I am getting back to waterfowl hunting after 20 years. I have ordered some shell decoys and a few wind wing decoys from Cabela's. Are the wind wings as effective as the motion wing decoys? How about the kites and the wind wing strings? Is the J or U shape with the opening facing the blind still the way to set up your decoys?
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I know there are other members on this forum who have participated in the filming of the movie, but I thought I'd share my experiences.
"Public Enemies" is a film about John Dillinger due to be released in 2009. John Dillinger will be portrayed by Johnny Depp.
It is being filmed in some of the original Dillinger locations.
They filmed the famous "Great Escape" scenes in the ORIGINAL jail that Dillinger ACTUALLY escaped from in 1934 using a fake gun carved out of soap/wood.
That jail is in Crown Point, IN. My girlfriend and I visited the set on Wednesday 3/26 and took some photos. I live about 30 minutes away from Crown Point.
This kind of thing rarely happens around here, the last time a movie was filmed near here, it was "Prancer" ....sigh
Crown Point is a city that hasn't evolved since the 30's, so a lot of it looks the same from Dillinger's day.
I originally planned to be an extra, but never got around to mailing the application in. Oh, well. I know there are a few members here who were though...
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Andy , if this is you practicing you haven't got long till you get your degree , excellent job
Andy , if this is you practicing you haven't got long till you get your degree , excellent job
Small updates on the rangefinder ear, not been able to work on this as I had hoped. In the words of Sandy Denny: Who knows where the time goes.
Some hardcore masking this time, double bagging, Billy two sheds/Charlie big potatoes with the tape and again used the fluid for the curve as it worked out so much better for me last time.
Silver goes down.
Masking the ear piece
and the lower section
Did get grey 79 down but bad light stopped play. Will mask that off when time allows and put the 94 over it, then move on to some of the details.
Just a few more wickets needed for this ear.
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Er, so I was looking an old thread I'd started ages ago a week or so back and saw this, my own Helmet WIP thread; then I saw that the last update was quite some time ago!!!! I haven't worked on this in months and when i found my lid it was as I'd left it with the most recent work being the completed rangefinder ear. I honestly hadn't realised I'd left it so long. Anyway I managed to get most of the basics done on the cheeks and dome but now I can't remember which old thread I was looking for or why
Live the dream.
I had forgot about this...lol..looks good buddy..
Your progress is amazing! Keep up the great work!
Hmm, so shamed into action by DVH scratchbuild paintup thread where he achieved more in one month thad did I in a whole year!
Onto the red sections for want of a better expression; I had thought that it was all downhill from here and that the end was in sight but nothing could be further from the truth. In fact now i've done some work on them I'd say that these sections are at least as detailed, if not more, than the tricky back panels and they cover a deceptively large area; actually far more space than those back panels! I was hoping to have them fully done by now but their fiendish complexity coupled with my general rate of progress being slower than that of one legged tortoise in a snow drift have only laboured to produce these progress shots............................. and there's still a mountain of weathering and fine work to be done!
Wow, that is really amazing work. One of the best I've seen in my time lurking the boards here.
By the way,what type of masking fluid is that and where did you purchase it?
Great job. I can't believe you let this sit for months. Keep up the great work,
Thanks chaps. My work is hindered by several factors although to be fair a large streak of the bone idle does come into play.
Cat, the masking fluid is humbrol maskol. Pretty cheap and easy to get hold of.
Have got thhe purple down and should dry tonight so maybe in a position to show these sections off soon but still a tonne of weathering a d detail to add.
Managed to get most of the work on the red bits done. Still some touching up to do but they are most of the way there. Apologies for the flash photography but now the nights have drawn in I won't be in a position to take some daylight shots for a few days. The flash makes the purple seem a lot darker than it is but you get the idea. The masking fluid has just come up so I have probably missed some spots (and some tape residue) and will find some more sections to be uncovered with the daylight; I have found that I'm often discovering old bits of fluid that I hadn't seen. These sections were seriously time consuming and I had real difficulty with them but they are the Helmet painting equivalent of the Dude's rug!
Dream on.
EDIT UPDATE 14/11/2013. No extra work done (not even buffed with steel wool) but managed to get a few shots off with the very last death of the daylight, which is still better than anything I'm gonna show with the falsh on at night. Hopefully be some meaningful details and updates soon.
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Another question, are you using enamels or acrylics?
Humbrol enamels and Terminal Fettlers paint list.
haha didnt mean to shame you into action, but im glad i did...this looks great bud!
First time helmet - surely you jest? Looking superb brother!
That's one hell of a first paint job.Awsome work.
Simply great work happening here. You should be very proud!
Thanks for kind words brothers. Need to do some weathering and looking for some tips. Might have a daylight opportunity tomorrow. Grateful for help.
Got a colour for the lower cheeks (23 or 28 - can't remember).
What do people use for the dent and scorch? I don't just want to wade in with black.
Any tips for the lighter green weathering around the stripes?
Any weathering tips for the back panels? They look pretty grubby in the efx video.
Thanks for your help precious.
Dream it.
Paint job looks great. Try grey 32 to add weathering/ shading on the back panels and lower cheeks also for the dent scorch mark. The lighter green below the kill stripes I use white thinned down and applied topically with a brush as the ref pics...
Great work. I've been following this thread.
I'm loving your back panels......for quite obvious reasons....!
Really nice paint job!
No update for a long time but managed to get a few shots of some weathering in the daylight. There is still more to do but largely of topical nature and I'm starting to feel that this is nearly there now.
I went pretty light with the cheek and back panel weathering using a few passes of grey 27 as I feel it achieves a better look with it being lighter than heavier but that's just my preference although in these pics they appear somewhat lighter than they are. The dome scorch I used the same grey 27 for a couple of light runs in the general area and then used a few passes of a darker colour (might have been grey 79 - I forget) to bring in some of the daker areas rather than lay on more of the same colour. I used the same darker colour for the spot over the rangefinder ear. The areas around the stripes was done with the main green (78 I think) that was toned down with a bit of matt white (34).
I probably gave the most thought to the two white smudges. For some strange reason I found doing them the most fun. I simply put some paint of my little finger and smudged it on there (so, finger painting basically) and then touched the smudges up a bit with a fine brush; I felt they had probably appeared by just such careless means in the first place.
Then I gave it a gentle buff with the wool and popped it in the sink with some fairy and gave him a wash.
Visor placement is temporary for these shots but it just looks naked without one there.
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TechCrunchIT reported today that a Rackspace data center went down for several hours during the evening due to a power grid failure. Because Rackspace is a managed service provider (MSP), the downtime affected several businesses hosted in the data center.
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OK! What can I say dead eye except you are doing a very good job there. If you can maintain that kind of shooting in a fire fight, you'll be a winner. Good luck.
They ran out of the "Hill" targets that I've posted previously, but I shot these mini-sillouettes at 7 yards and did fairly well. I'm a south-paw and I was shooting my new Smith M&P 9. Precise accuracy is a bit hard to judge, since I was basically just aiming at center of mass each time. But I was very excited because on my first target of the day I shot my very first 2 inch group of 10 shots! This is the first picture below. Next is another fairly decent one 3 targets later. (I included the tape measure so you could see how small these targets were.)
After this, everything went to hell. I need to start lifting weights regularly. My hands and arms get fatigued about 2/3 through every shooting session. The good news is I think I figured out why my shots last time kept hitting to the right. When holding my sight picture and focusing on the front site, I realized that the front post tended to drift and "touch" the right back post. So this outing, I concetrated on trying to keep the front post smack in the middle of the rear notch. It seems to have helped, but then again, my trigger control is still far from perfect, so who knows?
OK! What can I say dead eye except you are doing a very good job there. If you can maintain that kind of shooting in a fire fight, you'll be a winner. Good luck.
RightTurnClyde: fine and dandy shooting there sir.
Keep posting your progress:
Thumbs up. Well done.
You are doing great Rt, I don't think you will need to tweak that sight afterall.


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|We were able to find the issue. When the customer plugged in the MAF, they accidentally missed a pin and forced a pin to bend and touch another pin. This basically made the MAF inoperative. We had checked the connector, fuses, and wiring but of course looking in the end of the MAF sensor was the last thing checked. Thank you to everyone that responded and supplied ideas to look at. The car is back up and running and the customer is continuing their testing.
|Occasionally the car is throwing a P0102 code for MAF circuit low. This is probably because of the larger MAF housing causing a lower voltage output. It's easy enough to turn that code off but hints that there diagnostic or fault issues going on.
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The injectors were scaled using the high and low slopes, and breakpoint for the base application that the injectors came from. This vehicle has been running with these injectors on the stock MAF with boost for almost 2 years now doing testing with this company. The only thing that changed just now is the MAF tube was increased to 3in to remove the pressure drop in front of the supercharger. All other calibration values not related to the MAF are the same values the car has been running on for the last couple of years.
The open loop TPS table is set to 500 counts. When I get to the condition described, I'm running 320-350 counts of throttle.
The MAF has little to do with the ECU going into open loop its more a TPS count that sets the switch to OL
You first need to get the injector size set right this also will throw off the MTF and if your running say 42lb Inj you cant always use the value file for 42lb Inj
There is a lot of things that have to be right not only the MTF
The MTF itself is off. So you'll have to turn adaptive off and go back through it and rescale it.
There isn't a limit on flow per se, but when you rescale the MTF you will decrease the accuracy as the upper limit of flow increases. You can not go over 5volts (4.9x actually).
So work from your upper limit and go down from there.
Also be sure you upped the flow limit of the MAF in PRP, MAF --> Scalar --> MAF Maximum AD Counts, stock is 980 and you want to change this to 1023 (which is 5 volts).
My current MFT vs stock:
You can see that in stock form the resolution is greater around the 400 count area, which corresponds to highway speeds and light acceleration. Ford wanted a lot of accuracy in that area because that's where 75% of your time is spent.
The problem as I see it is, the ECU doesn't go point by point when looking for the MTF, it goes by an algorithm. If the scaling in not uniform or the ranges go up and down, the algorithm becomes more complex and this take more CPU power to compute. This is why I rescaled mine so the ranges are all uniform. Though I can not prove this plays any part in speed or accuracy. I can however prove that the space between the points, the fueling is predictably accurate, which to me means the algorithm is very close to perfect.
But, go back through your MTF and re-do it. Don't worry about any limitation on part throttle tuning, as in don't limit yourself to 400 counts and all after is for WOT tuning. That kind of mindset only works if you haven't doubled or tripled the max flow of the engine.
I do part throttle scaling up to 600 counts and I have no issues with rich conditions or the ECU thinking I'm asking for a different throttle mode than I really am. 500 counts and under 70% throttle I want to be near Stoich and that is what the ECU shoots for.
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I'm working on a 2005 Focus that has a prototype supercharger system. I'm using an SCT pro racer package. The engineering customer wanted a less restrictive MAF system to reduce the pressure drop in front of the supercharger. The new MAF housing is 3in. Obviously this completely changed the MAF curve and basically moved the entire curve up. At 3000rpm and higher and above about 3volts on the MAF, it forces it into open loop and pegs the wide band meter full rich till it misfires rich. This is at highway cruising speed. This equates to about 30-35 lb/min of flow. Is there a MAF limit on this ECU software package? Similar to 2003/2004 Cobra that is limited to about 64 lb/min and hard coded in the software..
Do I have to rescale the entire ECU for more range? It is quite a head scratcher because if I'm in boost, I go open loop and my fueling is ok. If I'm below 55mph, everything is fine and my adaptives are in good shape. Anybody else's experiences with this would be appreciated and if there are any other work arounds besides rescaling the ECU.
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@SportingbetNick - Relieved to come away with a point; no shame in that. Dortmund impressive but it took a wonder strike to break our resistance.
@imJRW - Good game of football tonight, Dortmund are a very good team who should qualify for the next round. Proud of the lads.
@OsmanZ10 - Deserved draw. We defended solidly as a team in the second half. Work-rate very high. Koscielny & Song were class.
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'"Our goalie gave up a soft goal and we don't bounce back well from those type of things," Cassidy said. "We lost Jagr and the goalie let one in he should have had, and that's been our story all year: We aren't resilient and we weren't tonight."'
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So, I'm in the process of updating my Jango costume to be more Seeker-accurate (), and I thought I'd start with my hoses. My current black hoses are all well and good, but not 100% accurate as we all know. I remember reading somewhere that Rit Dye works well to add color to clear hoses, so I thought I'd give it a shot. I went to OSH and picked up some 1/4" clear braided hosing (the smallest they had) and a pack of Rit Navy Blue Dye.
Here's what I started with.
Here's the result after one packet of dye.
It's not quite dark enough, so I figure another pack of navy would just about do it. If not, I might need to add a pack of black. I'll be sure to post pics of my progress.


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The Giant Grasshopper is so named for being the largest grasshopper in Australia. The adult's body length, however, varies from an enormous 90mm to less than half that size. This gives it the scientific name Valanga irregularis, referring not only to the irregular colouration but also the irregular length. People who know the species well simply call it Valanga.
The mottled grey form of the Giant Grasshopper, common around Townsville, North Queensland.Image: Patrick HonanSource: Museum Victoria
Unlike many of the better-known grasshoppers, this species feeds not on grass but on the leaves of shrubs and trees. They have a very variable diet, ranging from native plants to citrus, cotton, coconut and even coffee plants. This makes them a minor pest in some areas, due to their occasional habit of consuming every leaf on a food plant when present in large numbers.
The spectacular brown version of the Giant Grasshopper common around Iron Range, North Queensland.Image: Patrick HonanSource: Museum Victoria
Giant Grasshopper nymphs change colour with each moult, varying from light green to a spectacular red with blue stripes. The eggs are laid in batches of up to 150 within 'pods', made of a frothy substance that hardens upon drying. The eggs are sometimes attacked by a tiny parasitic wasp (Scelio flavicornis), which lays its own eggs inside the grasshopper's eggs, the wasp grubs feeding on the embryo within.
Left: A young nymph. Right: An older bright green nymph.Image: Patrick HonanSource: Museum Victoria
Adult grasshoppers are very sensitive to movement and will leap away at the slightest disturbance. They can fly upwards as high as two metres, then horizontally in a straight line until they hit the ground. However, Giant Grasshoppers tire easily and the length decreases rapidly with each consecutive leap.
A close encounter with a Giant Grasshopper from the Northern Territory.Image: Patrick HonanSource: Museum Victoria
Giant Grasshoppers occur across the top of Australia and there are a number of closely related species, at least four of which are undescribed. They are all very difficult to distinguish from each other, due to variations in most of the important characteristics, including size.
A captive adult Giant Grasshopper satisfies its ravenous appetite with Orthopteran mix.Image: Patrick HonanSource: Museum Victoria
This species survives very well in captivity, feeding on a combination of fish flakes, grass seed, muesli, and pollen (known as Orthopteran mix). Unlike other insect species, they show no signs of inbreeding – a single mated female may be sole progenitor to tens of thousands of descendants over many generations without a single sign of genetic deformities.
The Habitats exhibit, home of the Giant Grasshopper and many other spectacular creatures in Bugs Alive!Source: Museum Victoria
Giant Grasshoppers can be seen in the Habitats exhibit in Bugs Alive! at Melbourne Museum.
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'"He's a guy that you absolutely despise playing against," said winger Patrick Kaleta, who could have been describing himself. "When you look at the lineup of the other team, you go right to his name and say, 'This could be a long night. I don't know if I'm up for this.' He's a role model for me. A lot of guys look up to him and follow his lead."'
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Hi Lucy,
This is a bit of a theoretical question I guess but as you have lots of experience hopefully you'll be able to help me out.
Obviously teachers want to get their students to produce more complex, longer stretches of talk and so getting them to recount events which have an emotional resonance is one way of doing this. I've attended training sessions with titles like 'Speaking From Within' which this kind of approach .
However, I'm sure I also remember hearing research cited which suggested that when we start to talk about an emotional topic, we are actually less likely to remember to be accurate and any new vocab as we're too focused on the content of what we're saying. Any ideas specifically where I might have got this from?
As I said, I know this is a bit theoretical but hopefully others will find the subject of 'emotional classroom talk' interesting and useful.


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What is Included: Empire events with ninja lense. Will also include a yellow lense if buyer wants it. It has a bit of a deformation on the right eye where the two lenses are separating but still totally useable. Does not impede vision. Also foam is in very good condition. No rips at all. Just fully washed everything so its all clean and ready to ship.
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'The Sabres' ascension has stirred cautious optimism, but optimism nonetheless, going into the final three weeks. You can sense the heightened anticipation and nervous energy in the dressing room and beyond. Any honest player would relish the opportunity to play big games at this stage of the season.'
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Hey everyone, my father and I have been coming to ND for a couple years now. We always have come late oct into early nov. So probably the last week of oct.
This year we were discussing coming a week earlier.. however I don't want to lose out on major migration due to coming to early. All I have read was as long as you're near the end of october there really is nothing to worry about. We stay out in Wishek every year and have a blast.
I was just looking for opinions on it, would it all be local ducks? or is that a buncha bs? I know the weather can push more or less of them down but I figured here would be a great place to ask. We have a couple other family members going with us this time so any help is greatly appreciated.


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Some stranded hikers rescued by NH Fish & Game not so thankful after the bill
By NANCY WEST
New Hampshire Sunday News | October 21. 2013 9:41PM
Sunburned and tired, Scott Mason hugged his father, Michael, moments after he was brought off Mount Washington following a rescue effort that spanned several days. (Lorna Colquhoun File)
About half of the $100,725 billed in fiscal years 2007 to 2011 has been collected, said state Fish and Game Col. Martin Garabedian.
"It's a huge administrative nightmare. We spend lot of time trying to find these people and collect," Garabedian said.
The hiker can challenge the finding, and the process can lead to court, he said.
The department conducted 957 search-and-rescue missions, costing about $1.8 million, from fiscal years 2006 to 2011, according to its website.
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I'm a self –made non-native teacher with 5 years of experience in teaching adults and teenagers at levels ranging from Beginner to Upper-Intermediate. I have mostly worked on a free - lance basis teaching one-to-one and small group classes, although I also have some experience teaching bigger classes in academies and companies.
I have finally managed to save up the money necessary to take CELTA, which I am very much looking forward to. Prior to that, however, I would like to spend one or two months in UK, possibly London (although I am open to other destinations), to try and improve my English, - at present presumably a C2 level - as much as possible.
I am not sure as to what school to apply and what course to choose, however. I do not possess a Proficiency Certificate and there are no Proficiency exams that I can take during July and August, months on which I am on holidays. Moreover, courses which prepare students for Proficiency tend to be much longer than just a month whereas I'll have to be back in Spain teaching by October at the latest.
As far as I have understood, having a Proficiency Certificate is not a compulsory requisite for non-native prospective teachers who would like to take CELTA. Am I right on this? In your opinion, what should I do in order to best prepare for CELTA having an unproved C2 level? Are there any schools or any particular courses which you would recommend in London or anywhere else in UK?
This is the first serious chance I have to embark on an educational journey to an English – speaking country and I would like to build up a future on English teaching. Any opinions or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all in advance.


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That is a good question. Might have to contact HK directly for feedback on that. If the size of that part and spacing is all equivalent I would think a direct swap or conversion could be done.
Whether HK would do it for you or arm you with the information to do it yourself I could not say. If they are not the same sized parts then another option might be to have a good custom shop essentially bob the existing hammer for you. I like the full hammer myself but understand the merit and purpose of the bobbed one. Good luck.


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Hey guys and gals, I pretty much finished my ep3 clonetrooper and wanted to post some pics tell me what you think! (BTW sorry for horrible quality images, I do not own a digital camera and my laptop and iphone had to suffice :( )
My bucket I painted after I first saw emile from Halo Reach, Its not supposed to look like him or anything just inspired by haha
this is a test fit (horrible quality from my laptop) before I finished from the abs down, that is a pistol holster on the front I changed my mind and took it off, I wanted like the tactical special forces look but I wasn't feelin it
And with the whole thing on, just need to adjust the abs and belt because my stomach is showing a little, I have a kama i made and a bandolier with 3 thermal detonators on it, but i'm not sure where i want to try and put it, and I'm waiting on my shoulder pauldron to come in the mail. Hopefully I can get all the minor details done by halloween, but we shall see!
Thanks for looking and let me know what you think!
oh yeah if you have any suggestions just post em, its my first build of anything...ever hahaha!


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George Cafego
George "Bad News" Cafego was just that for tacklers during his career at Tennessee.
Renowned for his blocking and running skills, Cafego also played safety and quarterback. On special teams, he returned kicks and punts as well as handled the punting duties. In his career, Cafego rushed for 1,589 yards, threw for 550 yards, returned 64 punts for 883 yards, returned 12 kickoffs for 391 yards and punted 115 times for a 38.3-yard average. He also had five interceptions.
The Vols got their first major bowl win, 17-0 over Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl, with Cafego in the backfield. The 1938 team finished 11-0 and Cafego was SEC Player of the Year. The 1939 squad shut out all of its opponents during the regular season before losing to Southern Cal in the Rose Bowl. The loss was UT's first in two years and came with Cafego sidelined by injury.
Tennessee was 24-4-1 in his three years. During the two perfect regular seasons, Cafego earned back-to-back All-SEC and All-America nods. He also was a Heisman candidate, finishing seventh in 1938 and fourth in 1939.
Cafego then was the first pick of the 1940 NFL Draft, taken by the Chicago Cardinals. He eventually played for the Brooklyn Dodgers for one season before a stint in the Army. He returned to the Dodgers in 1943 and spent his remaining career with the Washington Redskins and Boston Yanks.
Cafego served as an assistant coach on Tennessee's staff from 1955-85 under five different head coaches. UT honored the player called the "Ultimate Volunteer" by declaring Sept. 6, 1980, George Cafego Day.


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Green Bay Enters The Week Ranked #25 in the AP Poll
By Justin Grones (@JustinGrones)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - Following two wins last week to push its winning streak to 16 straight games, the Green Bay women's basketball team (21-2, 11-0 HL) received a No. 25 ranking in the Week 16 Associated Press Top 25 poll released this morning.
Green Bay spent the previous two weeks as the top vote-receiving team in both the AP and USA Today Coaches poll, falling just one point shy of the No. 25 ranking in the AP poll last week. The Phoenix led Nebraska in votes in the same AP poll, but the Cornhuskers jumped to the No. 24 position in this week's edition.
The ranking marks the first time Green Bay has appeared in the AP poll during the 2012-13 campaign after starting the season receiving votes in the AP poll and ranked No. 25 in the coaches poll.
The first-place Phoenix defeated the Horizon League's second-place team in Youngstown State on Saturday, giving the team a three-game lead in the conference standings. With two more wins, Green Bay guarantees itself at least a share of a 15th-straight regular season Horizon League Championship.
Green Bay will close out a four-game homestand on Saturday against Valparaiso at 2 p.m. in the annual PinkZone game with the team wearing special pink and grey uniforms. Now in its fifth year, Green Bay has partnered with the Cancer TEAM at Bellin Health, Broadway Automotive and Cellcom for this year's PinkZone game to raise money for breast cancer research.
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Up for sale is my 2006 Passat 2.0T. I hate to sell this car, but it is time to move on to the next project. I know what this car is worth if it was stock, but since it is so far from stock I will have to make an educated guess on what to sell it for with all of the modifications. I thought about returning it to as close to stock as possible, but I would rather not if I can sell it like it is. I was asking $23,000 OBO originally considering all modifications. Now I'm asking $14,000 O.B.O. I will listen to any offers. Please no trades unless you have a boosted corvette or something, haha! I still have parts for the car that are not installed yet. Its an automatic transmission. It is united gray with black interior. Pictures will be posted once I find my SD card. Mileage is 49900 (mostly highway miles). Only 93 octane Shell gas and Pennzoil full synthetic was ever put in the car. Car is capable of 34+ MPG cruising at 75 MPH. This car is a blast to drive. It is very comfortable and smooth to drive. I will do my best to answer any questions you may have. Here are the list of mods:
Forge Twintercooler
APR high pressure fuel pump
Neuspeed CAI
Eurojet pcv check valve system
Updated diverter valve (OEM)
Forge Blow off valve (spacer)
Eurojet turbo inlet pipe
Neuspeed underdrive pulley kit
Apr fully loaded ECU
APR 3" turbo back exhaust
RRP 3" electronic exhaust cutout
Upgraded cam follower (made to last 30k miles)
H&R lowering springs
ASA 18" wheels
drilled and slotted rotors (fronts not installed)
stainless braided brake lines (not installed)
ceramic brake pads (fronts not installed)
S5 style LED headlights (from TMtuning)
Clear front signals
Amber rear signals
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Flat black rear emblem
Dunkel chrome rear badges
Front lip spoiler
Rear lip spoiler
Black grill
Black mirror covers
Blue blind spot mirrors
Tinted windows
Side skirts (not installed)
LED rear plate lights
Euro headlight switch
Monster floor mats
Euro cup holder
Amp, sub, and capacitor with bass knob (circuit breaker under hood)
DVD/NAV/BT/USB/IPOD Kenwood motorized Double DIN in dash (bypassed)
Sport pedal covers (stainless with rubber grips)
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Hey guys. I was just thinkin bout this.
About how many Deeks do you guys use when huntin? I know that it varies by location, and how far into season we are... but give me your philosofies...
Im thinkin bout headin down to Sportsmans to pik up another set. I only have a dozen.


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1.) How many semester hours are required for graduation?
A major needs to take a minimum of 32 semester hours in geography. Three courses are required of all majors: 101 Cultural Geography, 310 Research Methods, and either 304 Cartography or 305 Air Photo and Map Interpretation. It is advised that once a student has chosen geography as a major, he or she work closely with their faculty advisor. By working with a faculty advisor, the student will be better able to plan their curriculum based on their professional and personal goals. A student can choose between one of three tracks in geography: Environmental, Regional, and Urban Planning. A minor in geography requires a minimum of 20 semester hours of geography coursework. A geography minor can choose between one of three tracks: General Education, Environmental, and Urban Planning. It is strongly recommended that a geography minor consult with a geography faculty member in deciding what coursework to take.
2.) What special features does the department offer to students?
The geography department offers the student the world. No other major on campus is so holistic. Because geography bridges the natural sciences, the social sciences, and the humanities, geography is the ultimate (and arguably, best) liberal arts major. The geography faculty is deeply committed to the development of a student's professional and scholastic goals. The geography faculty enjoys and actively solicits student participation in research projects. We (the geography department) believe that one of the most enriching endeavors is making a new discovery that is beneficial to society. We allow every opportunity for independent student research projects, so that students will also experience this love of discovery.
3.) How feasible is the study abroad program within a geography major?
Geographers study the world. Participating in a study abroad program is not required, but it is recommended. Living in another culture will enrich a student's experience in geography. If a student chooses to attend a study abroad program, it is strongly recommended that the student consult closely with a faculty advisor to plan their coursework carefully so that all requirements for the major will be met by the end of their senior year. The geography faculty conduct research in Indonesia, Russia, Guatemala, and India. Opportunities may exist for student research projects abroad. The geography faculty have taken a number of students abroad for travel and research. If you are interested in research or travel opportunities abroad, contact a faculty member in the department.
4.) What can someone do with a geography major?
Geographers develop several skills while taking coursework. Because geography is inherently interdisciplinary, employers look for geographers with holistic problem-solving skills. Geographers, unlike other disciplines, study human society and the physical environment. Geographers are valued employees because we are trained to understand the complexity and interconnections between society and the environment. Additionally, geographers learn skills in geographic information systems and cartography. Employers seek geographers for their unique analytical and technical problem-solving abilities. Geographers are employed by government agencies (EPA, Department of State, United Nations, CIA, etc.), academic institutions, non-governmental organizations (Nature Conservancy, Oxfam America, CARE, World Wildlife Fund, Conservation International, etc.), and business. For more information on careers in geography, surf the web at www.aag.org .
5.) How many subdisciplines are represented in the geography major?
Students have the opportunity to choose one of three tracks in geography: Environmental, Regional, and Urban Planning. These 3 tracks correspond to the broad professional interests of geographers in the workforce today. Geography majors have the opportunity to shape their professional career by choosing a track which best suits their goals.


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by Kate Heyhoe
This aromatic recipe makes 8 pancakes, which are wonderful for breakfast or as a dessert, topped with ice cream or ricotta cheese.
Orange Walnut Pancakes:
Orange-Ginger Syrup:
Sift together the whole wheat flour, baking soda and salt.
In a large mixing bowl, beat the eggs with the oil and the orange juice. Beat in the flour mixture just until all ingredients are incorporated. Fold in the nuts.
Heat a nonstick griddle or skillet over medium heat. Add 1 teaspoon butter and swirl until the surface is coated. Pour in about 1/3 cup of batter per pancake. Cook until the edges brown and the top is full of bubbles. Using a spatula, flip over the pancakes and cook briefly on the other side, just until set. Repeat with the remaining batter, adding another teaspoon of butter to the pan before cooking.
Serve the pancakes hot with Orange-Ginger Syrup (see recipe below).
Mix the cornstarch with the water to form a smooth paste. Set aside.
In a medium saucepan, heat the salt, orange zest, orange juice, honey and ginger. Bring to boil over medium heat and stir in the cornstarch mixture. Simmer, stirring constantly, until the sauce thickens enough to coat the back of a spoon. Remove from the heat and stir in the butter until melted. Add the fresh orange sections and spoon over the pancakes.
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I need some help finding a summoner guide o____o;
Im a level 23 summoner.. And i have NO IDEA where to put my SP.. I become stupid at things like this D:
So what should i main? Should i put all of my SP into my Panzor and Freet or just get them to the req skill level for my higher summons? Help D:?


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Tangible Personal Property Tax is an ad valorem tax assessed against:
Based on Florida Statute 193.052, any resident in possession of these assets on January 1 must file a tangible tax return form with the Broward County Property Appraiser's office no later than April 1 of each year.
Failure to receive a tangible personal property tax return form does not relieve you of your obligation to file. If you receive a form and feel that it is not applicable, you must return it with an explanation. All returns must be sent back by April 1.
Tangible Personal Property Tax Process
The Broward County Property Appraiser's Office assesses the value of tangible personal property and presents a certified tax roll to Broward County Records, Taxes and Treasury Division. The assessment is based on status as of January 1. If a business was open, a unit was rented or a mobile home was owned on January 1, an assessment will be made. There is no provision for proration in the event of a mid-year sale, closure or liquidation.
Records, Taxes and Treasury Division mails the tax notices by November 1 of each year with payment due by March 31. Discounts for early payment are as follows:
There is no discount for tangible personal property taxes paid in March.
Delinquent Tangible Personal Property Tax
After April 1, a penalty is applied at the rate of five percent per month, or portion of the month that the Tangible Personal Property Tax return is late. If no return is filed, a 25 percent penalty is assessed. The Broward County Property Appraiser assesses the property, based on an estimate. Any questions concerning assessments or filing should be directed to the Property Appraiser's office.
On July 1, pursuant to Section 197.413, Florida Statutes, Tax Warrants are issued on all unpaid tangible personal property. Within 30 days after the warrants are prepared, the Records, Taxes and Treasury Division applies to the Circuit Court for an order directing levy and seizure of enough tangible personal property to pay the amount of unpaid taxes and costs.
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The judges are still deciding if this or that ballot should be counted in the state of Minnesota in order to decide if the overwhelming majority that Al Franken obtained in the election will stand up. After all, the joker from Minnesota won by at least 220 ballots which reflects that at least an extra 220 Minnesotans want someone with a sense of humor to be their senator. But, it grows increasingly clear that Al is not the best comic in the state in which he was born. One wonders if the judges are upset that a comic is trying to outdo them in the sphere of being comically insane. Senators are gathered in Washington D.C. in an effort to sort out the mess that has hit the nation, but the key senator from Minnesota is not there but is discussing who won while the nation's economy is in the doldrums.
The ongoing saga of this ballot or that ballot may be the most important topic to some judges in the state of Minnesota, but for Americans, this is no laughing matter. We have a situation in which the jokers who are Republicans are trying to halt efforts at recovery while Minnesota is trying to recover from the closest election in its history for the United States Senate. At this point, the country needs every single senator doing his or her job for what is best for the entire nation. Could the ballot counters get off their butt and solve this problem, once and for all?
Actually, we could really use someone who tells jokes in dealing with the solemn hypocrites from the Republican party who place their desire for power over the needs of the nation.


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Making Room for the New! 6 Ways to Revamp Your Play Space for 2013
January 4, 2013 at 9:00 am melissaanddoug 4 comments
Ah, another year and another chance to start fresh! If all you see when you look around your child's play area is clutter, clutter, clutter, it may be time to make room for the new and do something about the old, the broken, and the unused!
1. Make Room
The first step to creating an inviting play space for your child is literally making room. Start this process by sorting through all the toys. Your child can help with this, too! Group objects into definite keepers, ones broken/missing pieces, and ones that are no longer used.
2. Make a Donation
With the toys that you're willing to part with, make a donation to a local charity, family member or friend. Children can often be happily persuaded to take part in giving away toys once they know where their once-cherished toys are going. Knowing that "Cousin Caleb" will be thrilled with these toys can make it easier to say good bye to toys that are no longer used. It can also help children to develop a sense of gratitude and well-being for helping others.
3. Throw it Away
As a rule, broken toys should be discarded right away for safety's sake. You will likely also find an assortment of toys that are missing pieces. Go ahead and throw them away, too.
4. Take Turns
Now, you're down to the keepers! A great way to keep the play environment stimulating is to rotate toys in and out of the play area every 3 to 4 weeks. Take a large storage container (or a few) and pack away a portion of the toys (no favorites!). Let your child know that those toys are taking a break for a few weeks and will be back soon. When those toys come back into the play area they will be explored and enjoyed with renewed interest.
5. Get Out the Label Maker (or make your own)
If you're feeling super-serious about wanting the space to stay organized, you can do what many schools do – label the correct location for each item. Not only does this assign a place for everything, but it also reinforces letter recognition and reading skills! For DIY labels, use stickers or construction paper, cut into strips.
6. Get Playing!
Your new improved play space is sure to inspire hours of creativity, silliness, learning and fun. What are you waiting for? Get playing!
What are your favorite ways to organize your play space for the new year? Share in the comments below, or join the conversation on our Facebook page!
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when "LAWS" win, "FREEDOM' loses!
According to the Guiness Book of Records, The united States has more laws on the books than any other country in the world! During the last few decades the American people have been buried beneath an avalanche of legislation - the bulk of which is to control the people! Various strata of government - city, county, state and federal - are working full time to push through a never-ending list of laws. And, we call ourselves FREE!
I think it was Thomas Jefferson who said that "The government that rules the best, rules the least." But, today there are so many laws and rules that it is impossible for anybody to not run afoul of some law every day.
How does so much of this heinous legislation get passed? Well, a common trick by America's Legislooters is to attach a bunch of rotten bills to a bill that has favor with more people. For example, there may be a spending bill proposed to keep the government running. This may have popular support. Thus it is, that Senator Wynnbagg wants to push his anti-gun law through, but, is finding little support for it. So, he attaches it to the Spending Bill. And, if Congressman Foghorn doesn't want to vote for the Bill because of its gun control attachment, the Media will accuse him of wanting to "shut down the Government." So he votes for the money bill and that bill drags the gun-grabbing bill through, too. This is every day "Business as Usual" policy in Washington, DC (District of Criminals). And, of course, the Commander in Thief will never veto any Bill that has a gun grab in it. Thus we have to live under more and more repressive laws.
Can this rotten type of activity ever be stopped? Only if every single piece of Legislation has to pass or fail on its own MERITS! It should be required that this be the proper way of doing business in all locations where laws are passed that affect the RIGHTS of Americans to be FREE! Otherwise "AMERICA, LAND OF THE FREE - REST IN PEACE!


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Drudge, NY Post spread Mark Hyman's false anti-Kerry accusations
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On September 14, Internet gossip Matt Drudge linked to Sinclair Broadcast Group vice president Mark Hyman's September 13 televised commentary, in which Hyman rehashed attacks on Senator John Kerry's Vietnam service. New York Post Washington bureau chief Deborah Orin followed suit in a September 15 article.
In his September 13 commentary, entitled "Kerry and the Killing," Hyman leveled false accusations relating to Kerry's receipt of the Silver Star in an attempt to cast new doubt on Kerry's Vietnam service record:
False Accusation #1: John Kerry was awarded the Silver Star "for killing a Vietnamese man"
Hyman stated that Kerry was awarded the Silver Star "for killing a Vietnamese man," but as Media Matters for America previously noted, and FactCheck.org reported, Kerry in fact earned the award for "extraordinary daring and personal courage ... in attacking a numerically superior force in the face of intense fire." This is according to Kerry's Silver Star citation (pdf), which, as FactCheck.org explained, "shows Kerry was not awarded the Silver Star 'for simply pursuing and dispatching' the Viet Cong." FactCheck.org also noted that Kerry's former commanding officer, George Elliott (a retired Lieutenant Commander and a member of Swift Boat Veterans for Truth) "as recently as June, 2003 ... called Kerry's Silver Star 'well deserved' and his action 'courageous' for beaching his boat in the face of an ambush." Despite this, Elliot recently signed and then recanted an affidavit in which he said Kerry did not deserve the Silver Star. He subsequently recanted his recantation, reaffirming the first affidavit by signing a second, in which he admitted having no firsthand knowledge of the incident but reiterated his statement that Kerry did not deserve the Silver Star.
Fellow swift boat commander William B. Rood, who was present for the events leading to Kerry's Silver Star, backs Kerry's account of the events. In an August 22 commentary, Rood, now an editor on the Chicago Tribune's metropolitan desk, stated that Kerry's accusers weren't present during the fight and that their stories are untrue.
False Accusation #2: The after-action report Hyman posted contradicts Kerry's version of events
Hyman claimed that the official after-action report for the Silver Star incident was "conspicuous by its absence" from the documents posted on the Kerry-Edwards '04 campaign website and said that the version of events contained in this report contradicts "the John Wayne Kerry version the Massachusetts liberal has been telling." But the document's absence is not "conspicuous," as there is little difference between the document Hyman cited and the account on the Kerry-Edwards '04 website.
From the U.S. Navy document (page two), which Hyman posted on the Sinclair Broadcast Group website along with the text version of his September 13 commentary:
PCF 94 beached in center of ambush in front of small path when Viet Cong sprung up from bunker 10 feet from unit. Man ran with weapon towards hootch. Forward M-60 machine gunner wounded man in leg. [Officer-in-charge, LTjg Kerry], jumped ashore and gave pursuit while other units saturated area with fire and beached placing assault parties ashore. [Kerry] chased VC inland behind hootch and shot him while he fled -- capturing one B-40 rocket launcher with round in chamber.
Kerry's account from his campaign website:
PCF 94 landed in the center of ambush and a man jumped up holding a B-40 rocket launcher and started to run. The forward M-60 gunner on PCF94 wounded him in the leg as Kerry jumped off the boat and chased him inland behind a hooch and shot him.
Mark Hyman is vice president for corporate relations for Sinclair Broadcast Group, which operates the largest number of local television stations in the United States. He is the host of The Point, televised commentaries that are broadcast on Sinclair-owned TV stations. As Media Matters for America previously noted, Sinclair's top executives are major contributors to the Bush-Cheney '04 campaign. The company has a history of offering a one-sided view political debate, as the Center for American Progress has documented. In July 2003, one Sinclair station refused to air an ad that criticized President George W. Bush; the company has also produced in-house conservative content for its stations. In September 2001, Sinclair required affiliates to convey "full support" for Bush and, most recently, refused to allow its ABC-affiliated stations to air a May 9 broadcast of ABC's Nightline in which the names of those troops who had died in combat in Iraq were read.
On September 1, the right-wing news website NewsMax.com called Mark Hyman Sinclair's "top conservative." On August 31, a Baltimore Sun article noted that, according to Sinclair's figures, "roughly 1.8 million American adults" watch Hyman's The Point daily. According to the Sun, "that puts him in the company of far-better known pundits", including FOX News Channel hosts Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity. The Sun states that an "audience [of 1.8 million] would make Hyman ... one of the most widely watched conservative television commentators in the country."
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Hi Guys I'm SaRaHjOY of Zeus server and I'm here to show you a sort of guide of manufacturing a weapon and manufacturing request , i hope you will learn a bit with my guide
If you want to be a manufacturer artisan first and for most you must have an urge and dedication what you want to be cause it will be a real hard time to be on the top so you better to be a hardworking and patience in able for you to achieve it. .Now i will show you some NPC hat could help you to boost your manufacturing skill experience plus will give you items/rewards after you complete the task that they will give to you
so we have 6 different NPC's for 6 class which are Sword, Spear,Axe,Cane,Gun and Bow. If you click one of those NPC it will give you a quest and each quest have a corresponding rewards, it's all about manufacturing quest so they will ask you to manufacture weapons sort by level from lower to higher level of weapons.
Manufacturing a weapons depends on you manufacturing weapon skills each weapon requires a correspondent skills you need the higher the weapon level the higher the skill required. .you can see your different skills by pressing shortcut key alt+s or in MENU toolbar located at the left lower level of your screen and press skill info. . .
so after pressing skill info this will show, click on the weapon manufacturing skill yo you can you your current skill on a certain items. Max skill for weapon manufacturing is 110 as you can see on the picture the highest skill i have is on Spear which is 73/100 and in the lower part you can see the skill details,
I clicked my Axe manu skill and it shows me the details which are, Basic Skill level 8/30, Skill level by Equipment 10, Experience skill level 1 and the skill exp points 1755/2500, so what are those details? Basic skill level is the skill level you have got by reading "Skill Technique Book". .Skill Technique Book have 3 classes, the Beginner's tech book (BNG), Intermediate tech book (INT) and the Advance tech book (ADV). .BNG tech book is can be found by opening "Skill Book Box" and Skill book box can is an item drop by lower level monsters(see game info for the toolbar for more info) skill book box gives random BNG book but if you want to be specific with the book you need you can manufacture it by yourself if you have the skill level required or ask someone to do your manufacturing request, someone who have high skill level for the certain item, INT tech book can be made with the use of BNG and ADV book with the use of INT book or you can buy them all from the market much easy hehehe(more info check game info toolbar).and why is it over 30 only? it's because you can read only 10 pcs. of each book.Now moving on to Skill level by equipment, it means that you gain that number of skills by wearing some equipment that have skill improving, it could be a costume/clothes or necklace(Beginners Necklace) or putting manufacturing crystals that can be bought from Item mall to your clothes or equipments. Experience skill level is the number of level you gain from manufacturing cause if you manufacture it will give exp and when you reach the max skill exp points you will level.(note: the higher the level the more skill exp points you have to push through). . . Now lets go make some weapon. . . you can see in the picture that i am going to make Barcha Spear for you to be able to see what materials do you need in making a certain weapon just click Game Info then choose the Item section under item section choose the type of item on the left side then the item itself on the right then you will see the info of the item you have chosen. .as you can notice on the material table all items are marked as green, it means that the raw materials needed in your inventory are enough to make the item, it will be mark as yellow if the raw materials are needed are not enough and will be mark as red(X) if you don't have the certain raw material. the Barcha Spear is a lvl 38 kind of weapon and the info shows it needs at least lvl 25 or higher manufacturing skill for Spear and if you lower down the manufacture box on the left side of game info screen you can see the manufacturing success rate. 100% and higher manufacturing success rate will never give you a junk graded manufactured item lower than 100% have a chance for you to make junk graded item. .There are four Grade of manufactured item in the luminary world. the Junk grade which is the crappy one, the Normal Grade, the High Grade which have a bit higher option than normal grade and your name will be on the details of the item, the Master grade that extraordinary higher than the two and it twinkle and if you did make on Master Graded item your name will be post all over luminay world(on your server only) so you will be known and the Perfect Grade that everybody's dreams it is the highest option among them all and it's not only twinkle but really shines and you are not only known if you did make PG but you will be famous. .Making such graded items depends on your luck both literally stats luck literally means if you are a lucky person then your lucky lol but as i have noticed the more luck you have in your stats the more chances of making Graded items, luck can be gain by having a transformation Synchro rate to 100% cause it adds 15 luck or putting some luck crystals on your clothes and equips. .the best thing to do to level your manu skill a bit faster is. . 1st do NPC quest as i have told you earlier that NPC gives exp reward also, 2nd is manufacture items during manufacturing bonus time you can check the Goonzu chair located inside Hanyang what time/PST is the said bonus time and 3rd is manufacture a lots of items/SPAM on Goonzu day because it gives 300%experience bonus in manufacturing and hunting in a certain time. In Spamming there is a chance for you to make Graded item by doing that you might use NPC Tintin for dismantling the items and retrieve the raw materials you've used
you must first unseal the item that you want to be dismantle then click tintin click the item in the left corner of box and click dismantle. . Tintin will randomly give you the % rate of the raw materials that you have used sometimes it will be so low%=few raw materials sometimes it is high% and sometimes Tintin double the percentage which means 200% out of 100% of the normal= doubled raw materials, well it depends if you are lucky. .me not so lucky i just got 47% hehehe. .lets move on to how to set manu request. .
Now if you need something like weapon, armor etc.(all that can be manufactured) and you don't have enough skill to make such item you need it's time for you to do the manufacturing request. .
if you want to set manu request just click the MENU toolbar then the community then the manufacturing request as the picture show's. .but first thing for you to do is to look for someone who is qualified to make your item or someone who will meet your demand you can see some Artisan's on artisan info just click again the MENU bar then community then artisan info or simply press alt+c then you can see artisans of different items and their info then if you finished negotiating with the artisan you've chosen it's time for you to set manu request just put on the requirements as the picture shows, in there i have chose matissss to be the one who will make my barcha i put skill level 97 cause it's matisss skill then luck 5 it's matiss luck cause you must put the same info of the artisan you've chosen, i put 1 unit of barcha cause 1 only need 1 unit but you can put more units as long as you have all the raw materials for it, then i put 0 in commission cause matisss is so kind he said it's free the it's ready i will now press request start and this will showeventually some of the artisan specially on weapon, equip and accessories are asking for commission for high level and high graded item they might made and most are asking for remake of master and perfect grade items they might made. .
Wew it's pretty long guide and i guess this is all for now, i hope you guys enjoy reading my guide and i hope at least you have gain some knowledge. .bye for now and happy gaming to you all. .


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Arsenal Football Club dedicated its Premier League match against Fulham on Saturday to Save the Children, which saw players and supporters join forces to help support the Club's global charity partner.
As part of the day, players donated a day's wages along with many Arsenal staff to help raise funds for the charity, while a host of other fundraising initiatives took place in and around Emirates Stadium. Supporters also had the chance to contribute to the partnership, which will support education projects in the UK and overseas and enable the poorest children to get a better start in life and fulfil their potential.
Volunteers were out in force and were joined pre-match by two familiar faces in Carl Jenkinson and Jack Wilshere, who both did their bit by bucket collecting and selling raffle tickets outside on the podium - much to the surprise and delight of home supporters.
Elsewhere, Gunnersaurus led a half-time pitch collection, 50 pence from every matchday programme sold was donated to Save the Children and co-branded charity sportsbands, as modelled by the Arsenal players, were snapped up in Club retail outlets. At least £2 from each sale went towards the partnership.
Before the game, both Arsenal and Fulham players warmed up on the pitch in Save the Children t-shirts while supporters' group REDAction paraded a giant flag in the North Bank immediately prior to kick-off.
Arsenal fans that couldn't attend the match in person were also able to get involved by 'taking their seat' in the new Matchday LIVE app on the Club's official Facebook page, enabling them to find out more about the charity's work while enjoying live updates of the match action.
Speaking about the matchday, manager Arsène Wenger said: "It's something that we are delighted to do. In England, the charity work is exceptional and we are happy to contribute to that. We want to show our heart on the pitch and off it."
Arsenal captain, Robin van Persie added: "The whole squad were given a presentation by Save the Children recently, who explained what they are doing all over the world. It's unbelievable and we really appreciate their work. We all realise we can't save the world, but we can all do our little bit."
For more information about the partnership visit www.arsenal.com/savethechildren.
To make a donation and help the Club in its efforts to support education projects in the UK and overseas, visit www.justgiving.com/beagoonerbeagiver.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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