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Item: Dyson DC33 Multi-Floor Vacuum - 3 Colors
Price: $179.99
Shipping Options: $5 Standard
Condition: Refurbished
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Oh boy! Just what I was looking forward to, another vacuum! I can throw this in the closet with all my other Dyson vacuums!
Oh look... ANOTHER Dyson.. Come on Amaz.. I mean, Woot. Give us a break.
I got nothin' tonight.
Carry on...
Will this work with the new iPhone 5S?
Great reviews (4.5 out of 5.0) over at walmart.com
I'm sure glad this vacuum comes in different colors. It would be horrible if you had to have a vacuum that was the same color as your friend's.
TONS of very good reviews (4.4 out of 5.0) over at lowes.com
OK, here's a Consumer Reports video showing how to choose a vacuum.
It's about in the middle of the page.
Yzzimerized wrote:Will this work with the new iPhone 5S?
I bought a blue DC33 when it was previously offered here and I really like it. It works great and it hasn't given me any issues. If you are in the market for a vacuum, I highly recommend this one from Woot.
Hey I actually needed a new one for once - better luck for choices you like better next time guys!!! Woo hoo for me!
trojanusc wrote:Hey I actually needed a new one for once - better luck for choices you like better next time guys!!! Woo hoo for me!
I got the factory refurbished different model Dyson and it's like new. If these are factory refurbished, which I think they are since they have a six month Dyson warranty, I had a very good experience with mine.
If you're in the market for a vacuum, nothing beats these. I bought one last sale. It ships from the factory and looks and works like new. These are labeled factory reconditioned on the box. I tried to find a better refurb price, but couldn't -even from overstock. Dyson even sells the refurbs on their site, but not all the time and for higher cost.
The cleaning power of these things blows other vacs out of the water. I've got a couple of cats and a dog, so hair is everywhere- various floor coverings; and this thing cleans up the place like there are no pets. I wish i'd purchased one long ago.
As for warranty- it does clearly state 6 mo for refurbs even though some people have said it might not (in prior sales).
I have one that was on sale (refurb) at Big Lots. Not sure if this one is a refurb or not. Anyway to somewhat critical here's my take on it.....
Suction? Yea it's got that in droves. and them some.
Wish they figured a better cord management so I didn't have to manually rewind
When using the wand it pulls on the machine dragging it along. Wish it were not as "springy"
Edges work quite well
Works quited well on plain floors
Perfect no but it does work and works well. I just think with just a little more thought this could've been the perfect vacuum. JM2CW.
I have a much older (yellow) DC33. We beat the hell out of it, and it still works great. 2 dogs here, Shiba Inus that shed. AND, my husband tends to use it as a shop vac for home projects, when he does not feel like dragging out his actual large shop vac. (lots of dry stuff like sawdust, and dust from sanding sheetrock mud). I do not recommend this, FYI. I watched videos on YouTube on how to break the vacuum down and clean it all out, and that really helps after this sort of activity.
Consumer Reports always rates Dysons middle of the pack. Can anyone comment on this or similar model's performance compared to one of the top rated Hoover bagged vacs? My priorities for a new vac are carpet cleaning, especially pet hair, and clean emissions.
Why anyone would design a vacuum that cannot reach under a toe kick is beyond any rational response. Yes, the front end is too stumpy to fit under a cabinet. So stupid. Reason enough, alone, to pass on this.
Can anyone say for certain if these are factory refurbished? I can't find it in the product details.
I recently purchased the DC33 and love it. It is much lighter and has better suction than the DC07 that I had for 10 years before the hoses cracked. Don't be discouraged by "refurbished", my DC07 was refurbished and worked great and you would never know it wasn't factory new. If I didn't already have the DC33 I would be buying this one.
How do these compare to the more famous "ball" models?
Our vacuum is burning out (after 7 good years, in fairness) and we're kind of hoping to get our first Dyson off Woot. But this particular one looks so much like our current vacuum (of a different brand) that it's not a very exciting prospect... :P
Very unsatisfied, but using rugs instead of carpets. Sometimes, when using rugs, the worst noise I've ever heard come out of a vacuum cleaner. I called Dyson to get some resolution, but they told me that it was designed that way and there was nothing they would do about it, even though it was covered under warranty. I only have rugs, but I definitely would not buy again.
I'd love to get a Dyson but they are ALL so HEAVY!! I've had 3 back surgeries & need one that only weighs 10 to 12 pounds. Can anyone suggest a Dyson like that?? Thanks in advance for your help.
I've been saving up for one of these. Now, what color is best?
Great deal. I love my dyson.
If you haven't signed up with Square Trade, they've been sending 30% off offers the last few weeks, practically daily or at least every other day or two. Been thinking about getting a Dyson; my brother loves his. I just checked on Square Trade and the 3 year vacuum policy is showing me a 3 year for $29.99, before the 30% discount, and cheaper than the one offered on Woot's page, $31.99 for 1 year.
Or, order a new one from Kohls, with the 5 year warranty, for $450, less 30% Kohl's coupon when using Kohl's card (FALL30) brings it to $315, plus $60 back in Kohl's Cash. Plus tax (and only half the tax if I pick it up in a different county).
Debating (leary about getting a refurb)...
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The cleaning power of these things blows other vacs out of the water.
Where do you get a vacuum that works underwater? I don't know why, but I feel like I need one of those now...
Good deal, Thanks Woot! Just snagged the blue one. I have been waiting on purchasing a vac for the past several months, looking for one that did carpet and hardwood...this fits the bill nicely and is cheap(ish) to boot!
jaelitabonita wrote:Can anyone say for certain if these are factory refurbished? I can't find it in the product details.
Whoops, we had it listed as "Refurbished" instead of "Factory Reconditioned". That's fixed now.
Yes, these are Factory Reconditioned and have a 6 month Dyson warranty.
One other plus for the Dyson vac is ease of doing minor repairs. I carelessly sucked up a Sharpie marker! I knew this could not be a good thing but wasn't sure what to do. It resulted in a total loss of power to the wand. After watching a brief YouTube tutorial on how to find blockages, I was able to quickly disconnect a part, find the pen (along with a whole bunch of other stuff that contributed to the block), and reassemble -- all in less than a couple of minutes. No tools needed, no special knowledge. I've never had a vacuum cleaner that was so easy to fix.
For those that complained about it being up on the plate tonight....
I can't wait to buy a refurbished one of these:
I'm not quite sure what kind of warranty and whether or not Dyson refurbished (or factory reconditioned, recertified used) , or some other woot approved reputable 3rd party.
Anyone know if the wheels on the bottom are rubberized? I was really interested in being able to use this on hardwoods, but don't want to risk scratching the floor up over time.
chaseg327 wrote:Anyone know if the wheels on the bottom are rubberized? I was really interested in being able to use this on hardwoods, but don't want to risk scratching the floor up over time.
The things you guys ask....
Took a look at the white sample. Hard plastic wheels.
ThunderThighs wrote:The things you guys ask....
Took a look at the white sample. Hard plastic wheels.
Bit of a weird question, I know, lol. Thanks for the quick response though!
This is a great vacuum at an outstanding price! I bought this the last time out was on woot, at it does a great job with the floors. It is my second Dyson and is wonderful. This one only has 2 attachments so just be aware of that. It arrives and looks brand new, can't tell it is a return item. Like new!
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Just a forewarning that the site I provided has no affiliation with backtrack and any of its affilates. If you can't get the correct key out of the site, I suggest you add the correct password and see if it works.
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'09 CCTA, water droplets at 60/min. Anything to worry about? Or is this gases changing to H2O? Doesn't start happening until engine reaches op temp.
'09 CCTA, water droplets at 60/min. Anything to worry about? Or is this gases changing to H2O? Doesn't start happening until engine reaches op temp.
most cars do this. Don't worry. Unless you filled your gas tank with the water hose this morning.
I second that, don't worry about it. That means your cat is doing it's job. Do you have an aftermarket set-up? Often a muffler will have a tiny drain whole so that water doesn't collect and cause rust. If your exhaust is angled right nothing goes out that drain whole and it all comes out your pipe.
When we say it is normal, it is a exhaust gas chemistry which makes that happen. My wife recently noticed a large water puddle under her Honda Pilot and asked what she was leaking. Slightly different than this, but just as scary if you don;t know...hers was dripping near the engine and all it was was the condensation coming off the A/C. But just know all is fine.
And because I hate Jiffy Lube I have to add this...
When they messed up my oil pan and were trying to fix it (they stripped the crap out of it), the manager who was trying to make good on his job called me over all excited as it he found a treasure. He said "just so you know you are leaking coolant" "big leak". Upon inspection I was leaking nothing it was purely the condensation from A/C again. Coolant res has never been low, and never have I leaked anything resembling coolant from my car. Just shows that even those who "work" on cars daily have no freaking clue of these things
To the guy that had the prob at Jiffylube...ya know...I used to think about getting the cheaper deal...and I also never bought extended warranties. I have learned my lesson. I will gladly pay VW the extra $36. an hour for piece (peace) of mind. Not to mention the 12 month 20K warranty on everythng; (that is out of warranty or not covered). It would be foolish NOT to buy extended warranty now. In relative terms...it's still cheaper than replacing a tranny. Btw...my dad just got a cheque from VW Canada Finance for 70% of his extended warranty...for not invading it.


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Looking for a quick way to add personality to your bedding? A pillow is a perfect start to getting the creative juices flowing. This creates a domino effect that invites more accessories and design to your room. Don't worry, you don't have to be a master decorator, you just have to have an opinion. Here are some trendy ways to give your bed some life with a pillow or two.
1) If your bed feels flat and bland, start with a decorative pillow sham or two with a bright pattern. This creates an invitation to incorporate more color and design onto your bedding. It's a good idea to use layers, so don't be shy. Pile on various shapes and sizes and see what works. They don't have to match perfectly, so really go for it.
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3) If you have a favorite cartoon character or sports team, incorporate a pillow or throw on the bed that's a tribute to that, with accent pillows and accessories in that color scheme.
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7) Look at the pillow and throw sets. If you're going for a big impact - to make the bedding feel softer or louder - a pillow with a matching throw will drown out whatever you're trying to counter. Don't cover things up, just tone them down.
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9) A lot of places offer free shipping on larger orders, so take advantage. If you're shopping online, see what's popular, read reviews, and try to purchase your pieces at once for the free shipping offer.
10) Remember, your pillow choice doesn't have to be the perfect match. Kids, like you, like to play, and you can't make a mistake with blankets or a throw.


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This the beginning of year two. I have three hives as of 1-1-09 all three had activity in fact i got my first sting of the year but back to my question Is their a book that could tell me what kind of honey the girls are coming back with ? Or a book Pennsylvania honey flowers(of course I need a book with pix)
Do they get much nectar from dandelions?
Don't kill the Dandelions! It is one of the best nectar producers and makes some of the best honey
I am very curious about this because I had some hives in an orchard last season where the orchard floor was covered with dandelions and the honey I got early was awful tasting. It has an earthy, wild, bitter, weedy taste. Then, after dandi's are done blooming the orchard floor is filled with white dutch clover, and wow, what a difference in honey taste--it's wayyy better. So I have used the honey I considered to be from dandelions to let people experience for themselves the taste differences in different floral sources. I have read that dandelion honey tastes about like I described it so if you know any different let me know.
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"The dog barked, but it didn't bite," the Concord Coalition's Robert L. Bixby told the Post. The coalition describes itself as a non-partisan, grassroots organization advocating generationally responsible fiscal policy.
The Post made its point: The sky did not fall. Still, in response to the paper's reporting, some people have been speaking up to say that, to use Bixby's metaphor, the dog certainly has been biting.


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Arsène Wenger expects Alan Shearer's appointment as Newcastle manager to provide "mental doping" for the Magpies' relegation scrap.
On April Fool's Day it was announced that Newcastle's all-time leading goalscorer would take over the reigns at St James' Park until the end of the season. Wenger, for one, can see nothing foolish about the decision.
Speaking at Friday's pre-match press conference, the manager explained why Shearer's deific status among the Toon Army can provide a timely boost both on and off the pitch.
"He is a very popular choice and it's a little bit of mental doping for the whole Newcastle area," said the Frenchman. "It will give them belief and hope again.
"He can help to give them that fraction of belief again to help them win games. To transform a team in eight games, that is not a manager anymore, that is a magician.
"Having played at Newcastle recently, they have a good side that looks capable of getting out of a relegation battle but they will be in it now until the last game of the season.
"But what a manager can do in the short term is work on the mental side and give them a psychological lift and on the tactical side, work on short term tactics because he has his own ideas.
"To transform a club takes much longer. But he can have a positive influence on the psychological and mental side certainly."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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I went to the Tax Collector's office yesterday and got my permit for hunting in Station 1 just outside of West Palm Beach. I was able to get a permit for the early teal season and another one for a hunt in December. The last time I was there (about 6 years ago), there must have been at least 10,000 ducks there. I hope the hunting is just as good this year.
Anyone else get any permits yesterday?


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Please help me out to choose better one between -
Sony DSC H100 vs DSC HX9V
I preferred better image quality in low light with some good manual features. Price deference is not a matter.
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I have recently purchased Sony HX9V. Important options you will like in HX9V is its 3D image ability and extra wide Panoramic Sweep. This camera has 3D Panoramic Sweep also,which is an benefit.
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Hey gang,
I am working on a McQuarrie style Fett outfit with many of my own includes to the outfit. What I have been trying to find without success is << white 1/4" edge trim >> to finish off the armor edges of the outfit. ((similar to the auto door guards to prevent nics and bumps on your auto door jam))
More description: comes in long, uncut rolls. Has a channel mold design (ex. -->> U <<-- looks like a U-shape when viewed straight on). This allows the design to fit on the armor snug. Similar to the vinyl, black helmet strip that fits on the TK helmets on the bottom. Only this material does not need to have metal on the inside and is more of a plastic material than a rubber material!!!
Usually, automobile trim is considered similar and I have located two companies with the type of stuff that I am looking for but they want orders of huge quantities that would be pointless for me to place.
Another 501st member thought that I should put the word out to the list to see if anyone knows what I am describing and if they may know where to pick up smaller quantities of this WHITE edge trim. It does not have to be exactly 1/4 inch in height.
If anyone knows where to find this, I would be indebted to gaining this information. Please feel free to PM or email me off the list with details.
Many thanks in advance!!!


text: You'll be hard pressed to find anyone that hasn't dry fired period. At one time or another most do it. For most weapons it's not a real big deal but a snap cap is way too inexpensive to not have a couple laying around. If all insurance was so cheap eh?


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Yeah I know some of you LA folk will differ at first but I think I can change your mind.
Skill Level: Easy
However much of a meat(s) you want of your choice (sausage, chicken, shrimp,....). I use both sausage and shrimp.
1 lb. white rice
28 oz. crushed red tomatoes
1/2 white onion
Tony Chachere's
vegetable oil
Chicken broth (enough to cook whole pot in)
Favorite Hunting/Fishing show
1. In a big pot put the whole bag of rice in it and add enough oil so that all the rice is lightly coated and won't get burned. While stirring constantly cook this on medium until the rice turns just a little brown.
2. Chop up the onion and add to rice to cook for a few minutes.
3. Once the rice is brown add the broth in same amount as you would need to cook the whole pot if you were using water. DO NOT add any water.
4. Add can of crushed tomatoes.
5. Add as much meat as you desire. The more the better!
6. Add Tony's to desired spiciness level.
7. Cook covered on low between 25-30 minutes.
8. "Tie one on" with aforementioned beer
9. Watch said tv show.
10. When time is up you'll need to stir a few few times to absorb the left over liquid before serving.


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Italian dishes go beyond a bowl of spaghetti and meatballs. It's frustrating when some restaurants slap spaghetti sauce and mozzarella on a dish and call it Italian.
While many Italian dishes have these two ingredients, they are neither a prerequisite for Italian cooking nor do the addition of these two ingredients suddenly make a recipe Italian.
In fact, many Italian dishes use no sauce at all. Chicken saltimbocca is one of those dishes.
The word saltimbocca means "leap in the mouth." It's a Roman dish chef Giada De Laurentiis said typically is made with veal but the taste of veal often gets lost in the stronger taste of the spinach so she uses chicken in her recipe.
This dish is good because it isn't incredibly heavy or bogged down with a thick sauce but still has traditional Italian flavors in the prosciutto and parmesan.
If you are not familiar with prosciutto you usually can find it near a grocery's deli section. It is an Italian ham, sliced very thinly and cured by drying.
When I shopped for the chicken I found a few packages of thinly sliced chicken breast that worked fine for the recipe.
One thing you have to watch is layering too much on the chicken because it will become too thick and difficult to roll. It can be easy to use too much spinach because it does not look like you've put a lot on the chicken breast, but the rolls can be too thick when you roll it.
Also, because I don't have a gas stove, I found it took a little longer to brown the chicken in the first cooking step. It also is good to remember toothpicks can keep the side you are cooking from touching the pan, so you might have to maneuver the toothpicks when turning the chicken to cook all sides.
I usually serve the entire piece of chicken made as the saltimbocca but I have also seen photos of it served sliced like a pinwheel and spread across the plate. With this alternative presentation, it also could be served as a party dish.
Chicken saltimbocca pairs well with a salad or any other side. I used whole grain spaghetti tossed in spices and olive oil. Then I chopped the leftover prosciutto and added it, as well as the left over shredded parmesan.
Molto buono.
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Chicken saltimbocca
Squeeze the frozen spinach to remove excess water. In a small bowl, toss the spinach with one tablespoon of oil to coat. Season with ¼ teaspoon each of salt and pepper.
Place the chicken cutlets flat on a work surface. Sprinkle with one teaspoon of salt and ¾ teaspoon of pepper. Lay one slice of prosciutto on each chicken cutlet. Arrange an even layer of spinach atop the prosciutto and sprinkle the parmesan cheese evenly over each. Beginning at the short tapered end, roll up each cutlet as for a jelly roll and secure with a toothpick.
In a large heavy skillet, heat the remaining two tablespoons of oil over a high flame. Add the chicken rolls and cook just until golden brown, about two minutes per side. Add the broth and lemon juice and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium, cover and simmer until the chicken is just cooked through, about 4 minutes.
Using tongs, transfer the chicken to six plates and set aside. Increase the heat to high and cook the sauce until it is reduced to about 2/3 cup, about five minutes.
Season with salt and pepper to taste and drizzle over the chicken and serve.
Recipe from "Everyday Italian" by Giada De Laurentiis
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Elimination of fleas on household pets will be important in preventing the production of eggs that fall onto carpeted areas inside.
If an infestation is occurring due to breeding and larvae on the interior it generally is controlled with an application of a residual insecticide, preferably with the addition of an insect growth regulator as well.
Vacuuming of the carpet prior to the application as well as following it will be important, as this vibration and contact will stimulate the emergence of adult fleas from the pupa, exposing them to the pesticide application.


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The Nokia Lumia 920 is technically one of the most exciting phones available but it has been supersceded by the Nokia Lumia 1020. Not only does it have features like an optically stabilised camera for blur-free night time shots and inbuilt wireless charging to do away with pesky cables but it also has the growing in capability Microsoft Windows Phone 8 operating system that's been imbued with a host of Nokia extras. However a smartphone isn't about any single feature but the device as a whole, so how does the Lumia 920 fare?
Nokia has always had a pretty good eye for design and that was no more in evidence than on the company's last flagship phone the Nokia Lumia 800, which we thought the best looking phone of its time. Here then the company has simply taken that same design and made it a bit bigger.
The whole phone is hewn from one piece of polycarbonate plastic into which is set the slightly curved screen. To keep the whole thing looking as seamless as possible all the ports and slots are kept in the flat ends, with just the buttons ranged up the right edge. The unbroken effect it creates gives the phone a wonderfully premium feel, particularly thanks to the quality of plastic used – the colour is in the plastic so doesn't scratch off like paint does.
However, what's less impressive is Nokia's choice of finishes. On the Lumia 800, all the colour options were available in a matt finish which looked and felt great. Here, though, all but the black model use a glossy finish. Not only will this look worse when it inevitably begins to pick up scratches but it's also more slippery, sliding off laps and the arms of sofas almost as readily as the glass backed iPhone 4S. Plus, it doesn't half show up fingerprints. Thankfully Nokia is still offering the Lumia 920 in a matt black version which looks superb and isn't as slippery.
Then there's the weight of the thing. Somehow Nokia has managed to make what is far from the largest phone on the market one of the heaviest. Coming in at 185g, this 4.5in phone is heavier than the enormous 5.5in Samsung Galaxy Note 2. We've asked Nokia just why it is the phone weighs so much but the company hasn't yet come back with anything specific, saying it's a combination of factors. It seems likely that it's the optically stabilised camera that is the main culprit, though.
With dimensions of 130.3 x 70.8 x 10.7 mm, it's not exactly the slimmest handset either.
All that said, we don't find the size or weight too much of a problem and actually like the overall feel of the device. The curved sides and back mean the phone fits snugly in the hand and it's far from so heavy that it's uncomfortable.
The arrangement of buttons is also excellent. As the phone uses Windows Phone 8 the function of the buttons is identical to all other Windows Phone 8 handsets but here they're well positioned and easy to operate. Down the right edge are the volume, power and camera buttons while under the screen are touch sensitive buttons for Back, Start and Search.
The touch sensitive buttons are nice and responsive but it's the side mounted ones that really make it. They're well defined so are easy to tell apart by feel alone, they're easy to press and the low positioning of the power button makes it easy to unlock the phone without having to use two hands or shuffle your grip around.
Taking a quick tour of the rest of the phone, up top is the microSIM tray - which pops out at the push of a pinhole button - and the headphone jack along with the second microphone for noise cancelling when making a call. Meanwhile on the bottom is the primary microphone, the speaker and the microUSB socket for conventional charging and connecting to a computer. Plus, of course there's the main camera on the back and a front facing one above the screen. All pretty standard stuff.
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Right back Joe Shaw was born in Bury, Lancashire. He made 309 League appearances for the Gunners and later went on to become Reserve Team manager and caretaker manager for the first-team following Herbert Chapman's death in 1934
Winger Pat Beasley was signed from non-league Stourbridge. He scored 19 times in 79 outings while at Highbury
Arsenal clinched the League crown for the fifth time in eight years with an emphatic 5-0 victory at home to Bolton Wanderers
In an FA Cup rehearsal, Jermaine Pennant and Robert Pires scored hat-tricks as Arsenal beat Southampton 6-0; the first time two players from the same side had scored a hat-trick in a Premier League match
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Ahead of the Champions League Quarter-Final clash with Barcelona, Gael Clichy spoke exclusively to Arsenal TV Online.
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Chivalry isn't an mmo.
As was mentioned before, chivalry isn't a mmo in any way, shape or form. Besides that's really not that great of an example, let me take a crack at it.
Western mmo weapon scale.
Eastern mmo weapon scale.
It's almost as if they were compensating for something over there.
Western Devs can't make cute faces
I knew this thread had bait written all over it.
From where do these games come from and from where did and still do the best mmos come from.
Russians make some damn good games though. And I've always said that.
So...western = "realism", eastern = fantasy?
I think a better version would be...
If you're playing a game where sprouting tentacles and raeping the other players is a class skill, chances are you're playing an eastern MMO.
sounds like guildwars sylvari class to me
I dont know why people even care about the graphics, or such most mmo's are the same copy of EQ/WoW i've been playing forever
<3 DQ X and cant wait for EQ:N
I'm going to let you know eastern MMO's are prob the worst for localization for their actual fun games
let me know when
DQ X comes to NA and EU
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How about western mmo vs. eastern mmo level grind. Western MMO = done in 3-5 days Eastern MMO = done in 3-5 weeks (or months in some cases)
If your local gas station carries game cards that let you buy in-game P2W and vanity items, chances are it's an eastern MMO.


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Microsoft has issued a patch to repair a critical vulnerability in Internet Explorer that could allow attackers to take control of an end user's computer.
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Safer Streets? Fewer On-Duty Officers Slain
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The streets may be getting a little safer for police officers.
New statistics from the FBI show a slight drop in the number killed on the job last year, and a bigger drop in assaults.
Fifty-five officers died in the line of duty in 2005, most of them while working for city police departments. The report refers to the officers as "feloniously killed." Traffic duty was the deadliest job, with 15 killed in pursuits or after pulling someone over.
About 1,800 fewer officers were assaulted on the job last year, compared to 2004. Of those 57,546 who were, the FBI said many worked the overnight and found themselves dealing with things like domestic disputes and bar fights.
Of the deaths, 28 of the officer slayings occurred in the South, 10 in the West, 10 in the Midwest, and 5 in the Northeast. Two of the deaths took place in Puerto Rico, the report said.
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The 55 felonious line-of-duty deaths took place during 53 separate incidents, according to the report. Police officers were killed in 24 states and Puerto Rico. The number of officers feloniously killed in 2005 decreased by two compared with the 2004 figure (57 officers). A 5-year comparison showed a decrease of 15 line-of-duty deaths compared with the 2001 number (70 officers) and a decrease of 6 compared with the 1996 figure (61 officers).
Among the officers who were feloniously killed, the average age was 37 years. They had served in law enforcement for an average of 10 years at the time of the fatal incidents. Fifty-four of the slain officers were male; 47 officers were white; and 8 were black.
Of the 55 slain officers, 15 were handling traffic pursuits or traffic stops. Eight of the officers who were killed were handling arrests, and another 8 were ambushed, according to the report. Seven of the slain officers were answering disturbance calls, and another seven were investigating suspicious people. Of the remaining 10 officers who were slain in the line of duty, four were pursuing investigative activities, such as surveillance; three were in tactical situations (e.g., high-risk entry); 2 were handling what the report referred to as "mentally deranged persons"; and one had custody of a prisoner for transport.
Killers used firearms to take the lives of 50 of the officers. Of these 50 officers, 42 were slain with handguns, 5 with shotguns, and 3 with rifles.
The report said that 15 of the 55 victim officers who were slain fired their own weapons during the fatal incidents, and six officers attempted to use their own weapons during the incidents. Five officers were slain when hit by vehicles that the offenders used as weapons, the report said.
Law enforcement agencies identified 57 alleged assailants in connection with the 55 line-of-duty deaths. All of the suspects were male, and 54 of them had previous criminal arrest records.
Accidental Deaths
Sixty-seven law enforcement officers were killed in accidents while performing their duties. Automobile accidents claimed the highest number -- 39 -- of accidental line-of-duty deaths.
Law enforcement agencies in the United States reported to the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting Program that 57,546 officers were assaulted while performing their duties. The largest percentage of victim officers, 30.5 percent, were assaulted while responding to disturbance calls like family quarrels or bar fights.
The smallest percentage of assaulted officers, 0.3 percent, were assaulted during ambush situations. The report said that assailants used personal weapons, including hands, fists, feet, and other objects, in 80 percent of the incidents, firearms in 3.7 percent of the incidents, and knives or cutting instruments in 1.8 percent of the incidents. In 14.4 percent of the assaults, other types of weapons were used.
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After finishing my concept Boba Fett helmet (see thread: http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/f23/s...-helmet-48586/) I got the hang of it and want to build some more McQuarrie concept helmets. Now Im doing the research for my next project which will be the concept version of Darth Vaders helmet. I found several similar projects by other people which is encouraging. Also looked at the mini busts and statues. First I have to choose which style of the several concepts I want to render. I went for the above picture, this epic scene on the front on The STAR WARS portfolio was also the first time I got acquainted with MqQuarries work.
I wasnt sure yet how to start up the project, then I got the idea to use the Talking Vader helmet released in 2007 as a template to work over and to get the rough dimension. (Im not going to destroy the actual toy helmet, its only for sizing) The toy helmet is incorrect compared to the real Vader helmet especially the bucket shape, but for the concept it works fine.
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|I don't know if you've run your electrical wires yet, but if you haven't, consider running all your wires in metal conduit. Then if you want a circuit some place you didn't think of ahead of time, it's a simple addition. Also, you can put up your wallboard without worrying about where the wires are in the wall.
A thought or two before you put up wall covering.
I have two rather inviting windows on my garage, framed by 2x4's. I drilled holes top and bottom of the sills and on either side. I then cut some rebar leftover from concrete work and slid them through the holes. This made a steel X across the window. The idea being to make it obvious that "No, you aren't going to break this window and simply climb through.
Though it's not too attractive, I didn't paint the bars either. To make it obvious that they are in fact steel.
A rollaround toolbox will immediately draw the eye of any thief. Realisticly, I don't actually roll mine around, it has a spot it stays in. I drilled a hole through the 2x4 upright behind it. I then put an old leaf spring U-bolt through it. I also drilled to holes in the back of my lower toolbox. I backed the box up tight to the wall and trimmed the U-bolt ends to fit. Then I could in essence bolt my box to the wall. Actually the box didn't go flush, I drilled two holes in a spacer piece of wood. The top box is bolted to the middle box, which is bolted to the bottom box. The drawers have come out to accomplish all the bolting and unbolting, so as long as the drawers stay locked it would be a job and a half to steal.
Later I unbolted it so I could put up wallboard.
Simple stuff you can do with variations on other equipment to secure. If doing something along these lines appeals to you you'll want to get it done BEFORE your wallboard goes up.
Also workbenches are easy to make nicely secure to open studs. Likewise if you think to add a couple more handy electrical outlets.
I actually only use wallboard on the parts of my walls that are too high to comfortably reach. The rest is all pegboard.
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For a temporary bench I use a folding Black&Decker Workmate with a 4'X4'X1" plywood top that has a 4"X4" block screwed to the bottom and along the edges so it can be clamped in the Workmate.
The block is grooved so it hooks in the workmate jaws and not slip. Its sturdy enough for a bench grinder or working on a set of heads. I've had 400 pds on mine on occasion.
You can't really hammer on it but it gives a good open workspace that is easily portable, folded up, it fits tight against the wall.
Try and find a older Workmate as they had heavy duty steel stampings, I seen a modern one the other day and they look cheesy and flimsy. One good double wide rolling toolbox might be all you need for everything else.
Much nicer having open spaces to work on things rather than filling it up with benches.
If it is detached and far enough from the house that the fire codes allow- consider using plywood rather than drywall. Much easier to attach/hang
things on the wall and less likely to be damaged. Jim
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Thanks for the advice.
I decided to take a step back. I still have some nice weather ahead of me before it turns cold and there are some things I have to take care of on the cars for winter.
Rather than spending the remainder of the fall working on the workshop, I'm going to concentrate on getting up walls, insulation, electrical and lighting. I have some waist-height shelving in my current workshop that I use as workspace - I'll just move that in for now. I can knock that out pretty quickly.
I am going to build a sturdy large table that I can knock down if necessary, and also work on getting the compressor quieter (see my other thread). Between that, and just organizing junk as I move it into my new space, I'll have plenty to do.
I figure I can build all sorts of cabinets, shelving, etc and such in the winter and that will be far easier if I already have the workshop up and useable, even if it isn't exactly what I need. It'll be a work in progress for awhile, but it will still be better than what I have now.
|When I was doing my workshop, I had a bunch of wall cabinets given to me, along with a large base cabinet about 6 feet long and 32" wide. I hung up the wall cabinets and was about to throw away the big base cabinet when I had a brainstorm. I had 4 3 wheeled casters which I mounted on the bottom of the base cabinet so I could roll it around. I then put a plywood top on it with a pine 1 1/2" board laid flat around the perimeter on two short sides and the long front side. Then I hinged a 30" piece of plywood on the back side of the cabinet. This also has a 1 1/2" pine board attached flat on 3 sides. When I swing up the piece that is hinged, it makes a flat worktop 62" wide and 72" long. When I'm not using it, it is folded down and I roll it over next to the wall out of the way. It only sticks out about 34".
I have found that the 4 wheel garden carts work very well as they roll around easily and one can mount a roll away or build a toolbox to hold power tools in on one..Easy rolling is a big plus as rolling the tools out to the job makes things much easier..And one is much more likely to put the tools away neatly if the toolbox is right there as you use the tools..
For workbenches I made some by cutting a piece of ply 24'x30" 2ea and slotting them to accept a stretcher 12 x 36 so they interlock like a big sawhorse and then lay another piece of ply on the top to make a table..these store in a small area..and they will hold a heavy item like a transmission to work on it..
I would drywall and insulate the entire garage so it can be heated in the winter..Makes life a bit easier..Some shelves up high for seldom used items are good too..
|Sounds like you got it all planed out. I think you have some good ideas there. As for thiefs getting your tools, put them in a lockable tool chest at night or just put bars on the window. Also use a engraving tool to engrave your name into the bigger tools. The three part is a good idea, I own a bench that is kind of like that. However make sure that is surported VERY well so when you put heavy stuff on it, it doesnt break.
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I have a detached, two car garage that is as wide as two single garage doors (about 18 feet) and about 12 feet deep.
My FS truck is too long, so one bay is always empty - the wife's car is in the other.
Currently have a small workshop in the basement in a corner.
Anyhow, wife and I decided that using half the garage as a workshop (that can be extended to the whole garage temporarily) is a good option. So, I have the go-ahead, as long as I don't get too extravagent.
Garage is currently bare studs.
I live in the city, so other than spraycans or brushes, I won't be doing any painting. I have a small compressor that is capable of running a touch-up gun and maybe some air tools.
Beyond mechanical stuff, I also have to do some light woodworking for home remodelling. Sometimes I just need a bunch of flat space for laying something out, stripping paint, or assembly.
What I'm planning is drywalling at least half the garage, and putting electrical quads above and below workbench height every few feet with some good lighting.
What I need, though, is to make the area as flexible as possible and, ideally, be able to fold or roll things out of the way or over to the other bay temporarily. I can't rule out the possibility of another car in the garage before we sell this place and get some more space. Wife's car is an old Altima, so there's about three feet of usable space in front of her car at all times too.
Also, I have some concern about the possibility of theft of my tools and there are two small windows on the side of the bay that will have my workshop.
Have a good-size bench grinder, table saw, router, power miter saw, drill press, vice, gasless mig and some hand tools. I'd like to get some gas torches in the near future.
So, I'm looking for ideas for benches, cabinets, etc that fold up or down, roll around, etc that can be modular and flexible and, ideally, locked down or locked up.
I've done some web searching, and have some ideas, but was hoping to benefit from the experience of some of the creative people here.
I do all my own mechanical work - usually in the driveway. It will sure be nice to have all my tools and some workspace a few steps away from whatever project I'm working on.
I'm reasonably confident I can build just about anything I need out of wood. I'd like to avoid major welding as right now, as I could use more practice.
Potentially, I could build some cabinets or workspaces that would roll right out of the garage and next to the car.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
One thing I thought of was making a worktable that had a removable section in it and then mounting occassional-use items (bench grinder, drill press, hydraulic press, vice, etc.) to standard size panels that I could slide in and fasten down. Two benches like that and I could run any two items, or put the regular panel back in for workspace.
That would also allow building something like a tray lined with linoeum, with edges for keeping small parts from rolling away, or a metal-lined tray with a drain for working on leaking stuff that could be swapped in or out.
Similarly, I thought about a roll-out table that I could swap in the table saw, router table, or power miter saw. Trying to get maximum flexibility.
With the panel mounting idea, I could build a sturdy cabinet and lock up all the power tools on shelves with a pretty small footprint.
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At the root of Florida's Chinese drywall problem lies a simple cause: carelessness. Chinese drywall makers didn't bother with quality control. And U.S. builders bought and used an untried foreign-made product, without giving its quality a second thought.
Perhaps it's fitting that the task of fixing a problem created through carelessness should fall to a detail freak.
"I live and die by systems," says Eric Stockland. "I am a fanatical systems guy." Stockland is the owner of Charter Bay Homes in Tampa Bay, Florida. In recent years, with the local building industry in a near-shutdown condition, Stockland has made a full-time job out of remediating homes contaminated and damaged by the corrosive sulfurous fumes that emanate from defective Chinese-made drywall. It's demanding work that requires meticulous care and scrupulous attention to detail. For Stockland, it's a perfect fit.
Chinese drywall remediation is both a technical and a management challenge. The crew has to take out integral components of the house—drywall, wiring, plumbing—that were never intended to come out, all while protecting and preserving the rest of the house. And then they have to restore the house to a like-new condition.
Details count. "I have a full task list of everything that has to be photographed before we begin," Stockland says. "I have a full task list for everything that has to be measured, and how we measure it. I have photograph files to show my guys: 'This is how we protect swing doors, this is how we protect thresholds.' There are very specific ways that I do it. And then it makes it easy for me to train different people on it."
The systems evolve from job to job, says Stockton. "Every day I make voice notes into my phone: 'Do it this way next time.' I'm trying to do it better, and do it faster. I actually calculated this a little while ago: I note down about 8 improvements every day on the job. The improvements from the last job went into my templates for the job we're on today. And I'll be doing the same thing on this job, and those things will happen on the next job. It goes on forever."
The work starts with "salvage and protection"—removing items that can be saved and reinstalled, and protecting items that will stay in place throughout the demolition, cleaning, and reconstruction. "That takes about a week," says Stockland. An example: protecting staircases. As with other techniques, Stockland's methods have developed over time. In a video published online in 2011, Stockland shows how his crew applies protective foam board to treads and risers ("Chinese Drywall Stair Protection"). But he says he does it differently now: "I was putting half inch foam board on the treads, but I didn't like how that was actually surviving. So I changed from half-inch foam board to 7/16-inch OSB. But then the OSB wasn't surviving real well on the nosing, so I changed that to plywood."
Most of Stockland's current jobs are in houses built with Knauf drywall, which are covered by a recent settlement between Knauf and class-action plaintiffs in New Orleans Federal Court. The court award provides those homeowners enough money to pay for a thorough job, Stockland says: "They get to come out whole. We will come through and basically rebuild their house better than it was. The funds are there to be able to do it."
Customers whose Chinese drywall came from another manufacturer — Taishan, for example, or Shandong Taihe — aren't as lucky. Unlike Knauf, those companies don't have other U.S. business interests motivating them to settle the drywall cases. They've stonewalled the U.S. court system, and stiffed the customers whose homes are contaminated. Stockland can remediate those non-Knauf houses, but his clients are paying on their own dime.
"Most of the people I work for in that situation, own their houses outright," explains Stockland. "They're stuck. There is nothing they can do but remediate it, or leave it the way it is."
It's a tough choice. Says Stockland: "I always tell people, 'You have to talk to your legal advisers, your financial advisers. Before you move forward and do this, you need to make sure that it's the right thing for you.' But when you don't have a mortgage that you could walk away from—if you made that difficult decision to do it—well, they don't have many choices."
When the house isn't covered by the Knauf settlement, there's another wrinkle: saving the evidence. Federal Judge Eldon Fallon has issued a blanket order describing how evidence must be collected and preserved in houses that are worked on before a court judgment is entered (see "Pre-Trial Order No. 1b, Preservation of Physical Evidence"). Stockland explains: "The demolition has to be done in a very orderly way, because every single piece of drywall that comes out of that house, down to about 12 inches by 12 inches, has to be photographed and documented. You can't have guys off doing demo in a different part of the house. Your crew has specific assignments, and you work your way through the house from room to room, wall by wall, documenting the entire thing as you go." Stockland has posted a video description of his evidence preservation practices on YouTube.
Stockland ends up with a huge file of digital images of the work. But that's not all: "Judge Fallon also requires that you keep actual bagged samples of drywall that you remove from the home," he says. "As you can imagine, if you were in my situation, you wouldn't want to hang onto that stuff for any longer than you have to. So you turn the bagged samples and the image files over to the homeowners, with a copy of the evidence protection order, and you give a copy of the order to their attorneys, also."
When the house is protected, gutted, cleaned up, and rebuilt, Stockton says, it's as good as new. Would he buy one? "Absolutely," he says. "In a heartbeat. In fact, if the houses are remediated right, my argument is always that it will have more value than the house next door. It has a brand new air conditioner. It has a brand new electrical system. It's got new flooring. Everything has been brought up. People who have the Knauf settlement, they're not only made right, they actually have a better house than when they started."
But not every house is getting Stockland's treatment. And houses that aren't handled as carefully may suffer loss of value. "If you don't remediate right; if you don't document correctly; if you don't literally get every single fleck of drywall out of this house, and then document that that's the case? Then, yeah, I think there's a stigma," says Stockland.
"I get hired to do inspections for people," Stockland says. "I'll tell you about a classic example of a house that had been, quote-unquote, 'remediated'—and the minute I walked in the door I knew that it had not been done correctly."
"The standard is very simple," says Stockland. "There cannot be a single piece of Chinese drywall left in that house. There cannot be a fleck of dust. There cannot be a white smudge. And if it's done wrong, it's easy to see. When I walked into the house, there was a pile of Chinese drywall that had been taken out at some point in the remediation, still in the house, on the floor. So it was being tracked back into the house. They had left all the electrical wiring in, and they left all of the junction boxes in. The junction boxes were all full of dust. Up in the attic, they hadn't taken the HVAC out, and there was dust all over the HVAC ducting. It was all over the trusses. I told the people who were looking to buy that house: 'You need to consider that this house has never even been touched. It has never been remediated. Act as if it still has Chinese drywall in it.'"
So how much longer can Stockland make a living off of Chinese drywall? "Chinese drywall is a niche that is going to fade away," he says. "I give it a couple more years. We're small, and we can burn through a few jobs at a time and keep going. I've basically shut down most of our other remodeling work. But our market is turning on for new home construction now, which was my background for 18 years here. So we're going to be phasing back into that."
But Chinese drywall is the gift that keeps on giving, says Stockland. "The reality is, ten years from now there will be a house sitting out there that has Taishan drywall in it, that nobody ever touched."


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Well I'm not sure what kinda $$$ you have in the big block, but IMO that sounds like a very good deal to me,, around here a complete LS1 pullout with the stuff you listed would go for 3500-4K or so.
I've been around alot of the LS1 fbodys and I'd guess that the combo you have listed will yield about 370rwhp and the torque should be in the same range (I'd bet 20$ that I'm within +/- 20 hp),,, and it'll be alot better on the gas budget than the big block!
If you get it can I suck up enough for a detailed picture of the harness,LOL!
*edited to add: if you need any measurements made to verify how it'll fit just pm me. The alt and a/c compressor both mount low on the motor and could cause problems with frame clearance. The fbody oil pan is a rear sump,,,,
Thanks for the info for sure... But I got an offer to swap my BBC 427 for a complete LS1 from a 1999 Z28 with 15K miles and has a hot cam already and some other modds...? (not sure just yet) but also the 4L60E & a 3500 stall converter... Plus it has an aftermarket wiring harness with programable ECM...
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It's my understanding that the LS1 harness and the 5.3 harness are the same except for the injector connectors. I'm not familiar with the 5.3, but with the LS1 out of a late model fbody you have 3 plugs that have the wires that are needed to add power to the PCM. Basically it's pink wires to ignition switch on, and orange is to batt pos. You'll probably need a pinout of the PCM to trace the PCM grounds from.
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|Poor pup! My puppy loves running around our pool too while we are playing in it. Thankfully that hasn't happened to him but I will be careful with that from now on. The worst thing that happened was when he got so excited he fell right in. We found out he can swim though! It didn't phase him a bit, we got him out and he went right back to playing! Silly dog. He hasn't learned to love swimming yet but he will get on the top step to cool down when it is hot. The Epsom salts sound like a great idea. And I hope he heals quickly so he can get back to playing!
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|Epson salt is good for paw pad injuries like that. The pool deck was probably nonslip coated which is rough on paws. My old guy cut his foot on some glass and I was worried it wouldn't heal but my vet had me use Epsom Salt. I dissolved the salt in warm water then sat on the floor with my dog and used a sponge to hold the Epsom Salt water on his foot. At the sponge cooled off I would resoak it and wring it out and continue. The water stays warm for awhile but he would have no part of sitting with his foot in the water so the sponge idea was born and it worked quite well. His foot healed quickly and didn't get any infection. Good luck with you puppy paws.
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Puppy tore up paws.
I'm an idiot...
I took my little guy to the pool yesterday to keep introducing him to water. He did well but there was another dog/playmate there and they were racing around the pool having fun. After several minutes of swimming and chase I called him back and his last two steps before his sit stay had a slight limp. He hadn't limped at all before so I figured he stepped on something.
After drying off I noticed a little blood and immediately started kicking myself.
As it turns out, he tore all of his paws up pretty good. I don't think they are bad enough to require liquid stitches or anything... just a little cleaning 2-3x a day and booties on when we go out to potty.
Any other suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
I'll post pics in a bit so you can see the damage.
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