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Another project! I know I know! Finish your first one, don't move onto your third and fourth one! Well, guess what? I've got sintra, and I'm not afraid to use it!
I started out about two weeks ago by grabbing some of my old templates which were never finished, started doing a few things with them, and then found that I'd essentialy made a Cade Skywalker-esq. template. I then decided from then, that I would at least do the chest peices correctly, even if it meant not putting together the entire thing, Vader shins,etc. It would be something easy to wear, and would still be great for manning booths,etc. at Cons.
Aside from the Cade peices, I also did a few other templates for a couple diffrent other costumes I've got in mind, so that I can make the most of my peices, enspecialy the soft parts. I plan to grab a Fett/Mando backplate this time around for both Cade, and my TEOD Kast. I'm not going to mess around with the gigantic peice of sintra. Here's my refrence pics. and templates as of now. I need some bigger peices of paper to complete the tops of each chest peice "bra strap". I also need to make my slant of the chest peices more rounder, and the bottom sides more wider, but I'll take care of that, and the straps later when I can have some gigantic paper that accomodates such things. -
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QB Brandon Harris Shines in LSU Spring Game
BATON ROUGE – The LSU football team put together a balanced offensive attack, and the defense returned two interceptions for touchdowns as the White team garnered a 42-14 victory over the Purple team Saturday as 18,565 fans gathered at Tiger Stadium for LSU's National L-Club Spring Game presented by Tony Chachere's.
In total, LSU racked up 622 yards on offensive which included 399 yards through the air on 49 pass plays. Multiple players saw action for both teams throughout the contest, and the second half featured a running clock.
Freshmen quarterback Brandon Harris was 11-of-28 for 195 yards and tossed three touchdowns during the second quarter. He also led LSU's rushing attack with 75 yards on six carries and added a rushing score in the second half.
Rising sophomore signal-caller Anthony Jennings completed 9-of-17 passes for 157 yards and a touchdown. Hayden Retting also added a 47-yard pass in the second half.
On the ground, Kenny Hilliard accounted for 16 carries on 59 yards and a touchdown followed by fullback Melvin Jones' 12 carries for 38 yards.
Wide receiver Travin Dural hauled in five receptions for 130 yards and a pair of touchdown. Tight end DeSean Smith also added three receptions for 45 yards and a score.
On the defensive end, linebackers Deion Jones and Kwon Alexander scored touchdowns on interception returns during the first half. Danielle Hunter recorded a pair of sacks from his defensive end position, while linebacker Ronnie Feist recorded all 14 of his game-leading tackles in the first half.
The Purple team opened the scoring midway through the first quarter as Jones jumped an out route and raced 67 yards with an interception return for a touchdown.
The White team responded with 28 unanswered points during the second quarter. Harris tossed the first of his three TD passes on a third-and-9 play when he found Smith over the middle for a 19-yard scoring strike to even the score at 7-7.
On the next series, Harris orchestrated an 11-play, 72-yard march which culminated with a 5-yard TD pass to fullback Conner Neighbors out of the backfield. Key plays on the series were a 29-yard pass to Dural and a 41-yard scamper by Harris.
Alexander extended the White team's lead to 21-7 on a 26-yard interception return for a touchdown.
Harris executed an 80-yard drive over the final three minutes of the half which featured a trio of third down conversations. He found Dural for a 21-yard touchdown on a fade route in the corner of the endzone on the final play to make it 28-7 White at halftime.
The White team struck again on its opening possession of the second half to push its lead to 35-7, Jennings found Dural for a 13-yard touchdown to cap an efficient 4-play, 73-yard drive. Jennings also had a 24-yard and 42-yard completions to Dural and Hilliard, respectively.
The Purple team responded with its second touchdown of the game. Harris found wide receivers Rob Bolden and John Diarse for 37-yard and 33-yard completions and found the endzone from 4-yards out to pick up his fourth touchdown of the day.
The White team finished the scoring on a Hilliard 3-yard touchdown plunge at the 7:15 mark of the fourth quarter. He reeled of 28 yards on six carries to cap the drive after a Retting found Dural for a 47-yard passing play for the final tally of 42-14.
LSU embarks on the 2014 campaign when the Tigers square off with Wisconsin for the AdvoCare Texas Kickoff held in Reliant Stadium, home of the NFL's Houston Texans, on Aug. 30.
Below is the list of the 2014 spring season award recipients which were handed out on the field after today's game.
2014 LSU Football – Spring Awards
Alvin Roy Fourth Quarter Award
(Outstanding performance in LSU Off-Season Program)
Danielle Hunter, Duke Riley, K.J. Malone, Ethan Pocic, Travin Dural, Christian LaCouture, Lewis Neal, Tre'Davious White, Tre Sullivan, Terrence Magee, Luke Boyd, Jeff Lang
Eric Andolsek Leadership Award
(Outstanding Leadership in Spring Drills- Offense)
La'el Collins, Connor Neighbors, Kenny Hilliard, Terrence Magee, Jerald Hawkins
Mike Miley Leadership Award
(Outstanding Leadership in Spring Drills- Defense)
Danielle Hunter, Christian LaCouture, D.J. Welter, Jalen Mills, Ronald Martin
Toby Caston Performance Award
(Outstanding Performance in Spring Drills- Defense)
Deion Jones, Tre'Davious White, Rashard Robinson, Danielle Hunter, D.J. Welter, Kwon Alexander
Ralph Norwood Performance Award
(Outstanding Performance in Spring Drills Offense)
Kenny Hilliard, La'el Collins, Elliott Porter, Jerald Hawkins
Most Improved Award
(Players who have made the most improvement during Spring Drills)
Ronald Martin, Lewis Neal, Quentin Thomas, Dillon Gordon, Dwayne Thomas, Hoko Fanaika, K.J. Malone, DeSean Smith, Anthony Jennings, Tashawn Bower
Jimmy Taylor Award
(The comprehensive Spring Award for Outstanding Leadership, Effort and Performance)
D.J. Welter
Jerry Stovall Special Teams Award
Colby Delahoussaye, Reid Ferguson, Tre'Davious White
Newcomer Award
Brandon Harris, Edward Paris
Overcoming Adversity Award
Dwayne Thomas, Quantavius Leslie, Lamar Louis
Coaches Award
Devante Meullion, John David Moore, Chris LaBorde, Tommy LeBeau, Tre Sullivan, Brad Kragthorpe,
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I have a test in a few days and would really appreciate some help with the question below. I think I know what the problem is with the sentence but I'm not sure how to explain it (my correction is in bold)
Q: Make the correction, name the tense used to correct it and say how you would explain the correction"
"Can you come out tonight? No, sorry, I will see Hamlet at the National Theatre"
Can you come out tonight? No sorry I will be seeing Hamlet at the National Theatre"
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CNN Creates Misleading Headlines to Save Obama's Credibility
posted at 10:15 am on July 9, 2009 by Slublog
The headline:
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — The number of Americans filing initial unemployment claims fell sharply last week, while those filing ongoing claims rose to another all-time high, according to government data released Thursday.
There were 565,000 initial jobless claims filed in the week ended July 4, down 52,000 from a revised 617,000 the previous week, the Labor Department said.
It was the lowest number since January and was below the consensus estimate of 603,000 from economists surveyed by Briefing.com.
Analysts said last week's drop was distorted by a change in the pattern of seasonal layoffs in the automotive industry.
In other words, the "good news" is that plants closed earlier this year than normal, so the job numbers "improved."
Here's the actual jobs picture:
Meanwhile, the number of people requesting continued jobless benefits rose to a record high, indicating that the labor market remains weak.
The government said continuing claims rose to 6,883,000 in the week ended June 27, the most recent data available.
That's an increase of 159,000 from the previous week's revised total of 6,724,000 and was the highest reading since the Labor Department began keeping records in 1967.
Compare that happy news headline with how CNN headlined a story about potential job losses when a different party controlled the White House.
This isn't bias. It's malpractice.
Cross posted at Ace of Spades HQ
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Stunning is a word we usually reserve for a new swimsuit. A diamond ring. Or Grace Kelly.
Not a word we would apply to a grey box.
Oracle's newest advertisement for its "stunning" Exadata system this morning makes extraordinary claims of query performance from "one customer." Who is that customer? Oh, OK Larry, so you can't tell us. Then what industry is it? What type of application? What data? The ad screams "hardware and software." But exactly what hardware and software was run and compared to what? Remember that devil in the details.
If you're going to make claims on a system that you haven't even put forward in an industry standard benchmark, then you surely better be thorough about it.
And you might be careful about using the word stunning in this context. Unless of course you mean it to have its other meaning - capable of causing, or liable to cause bewilderment or a loss of consciousness.
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By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger has urged his squad to stay united as they seek to answer their critics this season.
Arsenal endured a difficult start to the campaign but their results have improved in recent weeks and Wednesday's 1-0 victory at Marseille was their fifth win in six matches.
Wenger is pleased his team is making "little steps" towards turning their season around but he knows they have work to do to turn the proverbial corner.
"Football is difficult if you are not united," said the manager. "When you are not it becomes impossible.
"One strength we do have here is that we are united and we can fight against adversity. When you are at a big club you have to have the mental strength to fight against that. There are periods when people say you are much better than you are and periods when people say you are much worse than you are.
"People forget that we had to go through a very difficult period with transfers. We had to give absolutely everything to qualify against Udinese and every time we paid a heavy price after that in the championship.
"I would like to show you some critics after the Newcastle game when we drew 0-0. We got slaughtered, played with ten men, Newcastle are unbeaten and nobody talks about it. We were playing in a very difficult environment from the start onwards and that is not easy for players who come to this Club."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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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
İn this page,let's share fanzine's facebook page.
this is our fanzine's fb page. https://www.facebook.com/heytbefanzin
Heyt be! Zine, an illustrution/humour zine collective of Deniz Beşer, Sedef Karakaş, and Barış Sinsi formed in 2010 December from Istanbul, Turkey
Having joined zine fairs, festivals and exhibitions such as "Even my mom can make a book 2", "Zine Fest Berlin" and " Zürich Small Press Fair", Heyt be!, in 2012, organised "Heyt be! Zine Exhibition" in an abandoned building in Tarlabaşı. Graffiti artists and musicians from Turkey and abroad were invited to the event. Following this exhibition, Heyt be! organised events like zine exhibitions and "Zine Movies at Home" in Kaptan Tomtom Street, Beyoğlu/Istanbul in 2013
and this is your turn.What's your fanzine's facebook page?
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Music/art zine based out of Daytona Beach, Florida
We haven't published any zines yet, but we have a Facebook page.
Music 'zine covering the New Orleans (and surrounding area) music scene.
Mine's http://www.facebook.com/iamverybusyandimportant...
Also works as the FB for the zine's blog.
Necronomicon UK horror fanzine facebook page https://www.facebook.com/necroneil
The fascists at Facebook yanked my page for The Last Word a couple years back. Soon I will be bringing back The Last Word as a hybrid left-wing political bulletin/comic book, and I've created a new Facebook page for it...
King-Cat Comics: http://www.facebook.com/pages/King-Cat-Comics/155953707804915?ref=hl
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- Shopping: Pine Mountain Shopping
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- Overlook Golf Links: Overlook Golf Links
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- Bridesmaids Luncheon: Green Island Country Club
Styling Loft Hair Salon:
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Chipley-Murrah House B & B207 W Harris St
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Pine Mountain, GA, USA
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Magnolia Hall B and B127 Barnes Mill Rd
Hamilton, GA 31811, US
Mountain Top InnHwy 190 & Hines Gap Rd
Harris, GA 31822, US
Pine Mountain Club Chalets14475 Ga Highway 18
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Rehearsal Dinner:
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Butts Mill Farm:
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"See an operational farm designed for tourists and ride horses! Fun for the whole family."
Callaway Gardens Resort:
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Wild Animal Safari:
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"A fun adventure for the kids! See wild animals up close and personal!"
Warm Springs:
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Warm Springs, GA, USA
(706) 655-9096
"Visit the town that FDR credited for his rehabilitation prior to taking office as our nation's president. Very cute town with history and shopping!"
Pine Mountain ShoppingBroad St
Pine Mountain, GA 31822, US
"If you like to shop, Pine Mountain is full of cute little shops of all kinds!"
Overlook Golf Links:
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Lagrange, GA, USA
(706) 845-7425
Bridesmaids Luncheon:
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no never..
have you ever spent the whole of christmas eve in the kitchen..
no never..
have you ever spent the whole of christmas eve in the kitchen..
Christmas Eve day -yes
Have you ever celebrated the arrival of the three wisemen on January 6th?
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
no never..
have you ever gone to the sales looking for christmas decorations..
hmm, not sure what you mean, exactly, by 'the' sales, frosty but, yes, when I am out shopping for decorations, I try to get them on sale, if possible, and have often bought christmas decorations after christmas when it's much less expensive. one year, I got a really nice tree, normally priced around $500 for $50.
have you ever celebrated Christmas with family NOT on Christmas Day?
no never...
have you ever bought all your christmas presents in the january sales for next christmas.
Have you ever spent Christmas alone?
When it seems the magic slipped away...
We find it all again on Christmas Day.
*Seeing isn't believing.Believing is seeing.*
have you ever had family staying with yeah over christmas..
Have you ever thought of buying a revolving tree
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Clearity Skin - Printable Version
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Clearity Skin - Smokehead - 2007-01-03 12:12
Hi folks!!
It's been a while since PDM has been updated, and some of you may wonder why. Well i can tell you that i was kind of busy these past months with personal as well other side projects and one of them was a new XBMC skin called "Clearity" or codename: "ProjectX". there were some goals that i wanted to accomplish but not many, one of them was to try and break the common button usage on the left and place them like tabs above the actual menu to increase space for the lists, panels, etc. also i wanted a clear looking skin with some custom options for users to use their own backgrounds if needed, so just the basic stuff.
It also takes advantage of the highly new and top-of-the-line XBMC skin engine features like new lists and icon panels, wich we can only thank one man for .. jmarshall. these include better handling of dialog overlays, better list and icon panels, Wraplists.., better .The skin is in beta stage and this means that there can be flaws, ..hmm there will be flaws, so please report them in this tread if you encounter one so they will get fixed sooner or later.. thx in advance.
Some Screenie's:
Big Icon Panel in MyPictures.
Now Playing Dialog in action (this is accesable tru playercontrols).
Wraplist usage in Myvideos.
.. so in case you wanna try this skin, please make sure you are running a recent (pre-2.1) XBMC, so latest t3ch or sumthing will do i guess. So were's the download link? .. Well here it is :
for more svn skins see :
This requires you to have TortoiseSVN installed on your pc, get it here
i hope you guys are gonna like it, and feel free to drop your opinions or questions in this tread, enjoy!!
- gergtreble - 2007-01-03 17:33
Sorry about this. But im a total skin Noob.
How do I download and install this? As it looks totaly beautiful!
Ive had a look on the site yo link to, and I suppose I could download each file one by one.
What is this svn thing? And how do I use it.
Once again apologies for being so clueless...
- djtoll - 2007-01-03 17:46
WOW great JOB !!!!
- gibran19 - 2007-01-03 18:50
how i download this skin?
- Chandler - 2007-01-03 19:08
gibran19 Wrote:how i download this skin?
Read the 1st post before asking crazy questions....
- gibran19 - 2007-01-03 19:10
u mean i need 2 download the files 1 by 1?
- jarod71 - 2007-01-03 19:18
how do we compile this? can some one compile the skin and provide it for download? I would love to try it.
- gibran19 - 2007-01-03 19:33
anyone? HELP!
- Chandler - 2007-01-03 19:44
...USE YOUR BRAIN A LITTLE, All is in the first post :
"So were's the download link? .. Well here it is :
for more svn skins see :
This requires you to have TortoiseSVN installed on your pc, get it here
If you don't know/understand something, don't ask for help when you didn't searched a little before please..
- WeirdH - 2007-01-03 20:09
TortoiseSVN gives me this:
Error: PROPFIND request failed on '/viewvc/xboxmediacenter'
Error: PROPFIND of '/viewvc/xboxmediacenter': 301 Moved (http://xboxmediacenter.svn.sourceforge.net)
Anybody know anything I can do about this? I NEED this skin man...!
- WeirdH - 2007-01-03 20:14
Oh wait.......
This seems to work:
- gergtreble - 2007-01-03 20:39
Ok got it sorted.
That just copies over into the skins file then?
- gergtreble - 2007-01-03 20:55
Ok used my brain as instructed and ran the build batch file. As instructed FTPed the built clearity dir to my xbox.
In the apearence section the clearity skin is greyed out when I try and select it I get
"Incompatible skin we require skins of version 2.00 or higher"
Im running XBMC-2.0.1-FINAL-FAT-T3CH.
Any Ideas where I went wrong?
- WeirdH - 2007-01-03 20:57
Dude!! Friggin' AWESOME!!!
Stuff I noticed right away:
- when I'm doing a lookup on an unknown album, the "manual"-button overlaps the "cancel"-button.
- Of course, the "Sort by"-button has that little arrow overlapping with text.
- In 'Skin options', when I go browse for a custom background image, the drive location overlaps with the Xbox Media Center SVN text at the bottom. Also, in the same window, the "New folder"-text exceeds its button sides, unlike the "OK" and "Cancel".
- In the weather screen, I have location NLXX0037, which is Deventer/Teuge. The name overlaps the date on the right. Also, choosing another town doesn't refresh the name, but displays the weather.com-code I use (ie Amsterdam stays NLXX0002)
- In the Pictures-tab in Home screen, there's an option for slideshow, but this takes me to a manual view, so no pan and zoom effects are applied and I have to advance manually
Furthermore, I'd like the text on the tabs in Home screen to be a wee bit bigger, for readability. That's all I really encounter right now.
Man, this skin is sweet!
A while back I saw a post by Sollie, stating you were working on something really awesome, and I thought it'd be something like a cool theme for PDM or MC360... So this is literally even better than I imagined.
Thanks a lot..!
- WeirdH - 2007-01-03 20:58
@ Gergtreble:
You need a newer XBMC.


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Wallace claims of the Planned Parenthood video: "You know what it really tells you? That's who these guys are, and this is what really goes on."
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GALLAGHER: By the way, how about Planned Parenthood being maybe defunded by the members of congress? Have you been following this latest video?
WALLACE: Well, yeah, this is like ACORN, right?
GALLAGHER: Same thing. They go in there and --
WALLACE: How stupid, wouldn't you think - I mean, wouldn't the word would have gone out to all these organizations. I mean, you know what it really tells you? That's who these guys are, and this is what really goes on.
GALLAGHER: That's my point. I've said that all week, because I guarantee you a memo went out to all of these centers saying listen, "you may have some people pretending to be pimps and prostitutes, for goodness sakes, don't give advice on how to get a 15-year old an abortion." And they turn around and do it again. So that, to me, that's the culture that exists at Planned Parenthood. You just nailed it. And so, you know, now we've got members of the Republican caucus saying let's get these guys defunded. $300 million a year of taxpayer money goes to these clowns.
WALLACE: Is that true, $300 million?
GALLAGHER: 300 million.
WALLACE: Why when we're broke are we giving $300 million to that?
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Did you successfully boot the CWM? It should have a menu on it above a picture of Andy. When booted, it should give you R/W access.
Also note that depending on what you had on there earlier, the directory /data may not exist, so use /system instead.
Yeah, but boy was it a gigantic PITA... Man that default recovery is terrible. I got CWM on there now, so it's not so terrible but cripes...
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|oh and one more thing....if you go here http://rallyusa.com/old_site/CRS%20S...rs_school.html you will find that the 2007 CRS is having a one day school event on March 3 that teaches you all the basics for Rally and RallyX(you even choose between driver or co-driver training) and the best part is it's only $90 and that covers food and training...i wont be able to make this one but if anyone knows about upcoming events please keep me posted
|thanks dude you have been extremely helpful
rally on
I saw your question and the responses you're getting are off the wall! This prompted me to join the forums and add my two cents. I've been rallying going on 3 years and I just built my second rally car, which happens to be a focus...just competed in my second race with it (doo wops rally, Aberdeen WA) and I hope what I say will make clear some of the responses posted for everyone reading.
I'm glad you've chosen a focus, we need more representation out there. Over half the entrants in rallies are usually impreza's which means you have the guts to turn something less proven into a rally car. For those of you who say driving fast down a dirt road is not fun, then to each their own, but I'm definitely not of that opinion and neither are millions spectators who make rally one of the most popular forms of motorsport in the world.
But first, places to buy rally stuff:
www.safedrives.com - good safety equipment in general for racing and driving
www.rallylights.com - these guys sell a lot of the gadgets you need for rallying, like computers and racing lights
www.p-sport.com - Sells rally tidbits
A lot of your more focus oriented sites I'm not an expert with, but there are many floating around. Obviously buying direct from dealers is an option, and unless you know somebody authorized to deal parts, I often times find I pay the same price whether going to a middleman or not. Fordracingparts.com has some of the upgrades you may be thinking about, and they are conveniantly listed under NASA's spec focus rules and parts list. As somebody else mention that is a great place to go to see a starter list of what you may want to upgrade.
Any kind of racing is a lot of money and there are definitely things you should do if you have the money. But if you don't, I say still go for it. I started racing when I was still in college, and basically put the money into preparing the car. If you do that much, and show up to race, everything else will fall into place. As long as you're a nice guy, people will help if you have problems, as I've often had other teams give advance offers to tow us if we crashed at an event. Just this last weekend, we were trying to fix the car at service and people from other teams were just coming over to help without us even asking. There was one guy at the race who probably put 3 or 4 grand into car buying, prep and travel and was pumping up his tires with a manual pump! We've even set up a tent before to save hotel costs, and we never pay for premium gas. With rally you're going to be faster if you have skill at cornering, then if you have 30 extra HP.
As for some of the other discussion people have been posting: All rally cars are street legal. If it's not, then you're breaking the law and rally rules. (there are ways around this if you're really desperate, like getting temporary registrations just on rally weekends that do not require car testing and such). DMS runs about $4500. You can probably get an equal suspension if you know the right people (people who know a lot about suspension and mod work, not people who sponsor) for $2000. I raced an MR-2 for 2 years on stock suspension and never broke it. However, my second race in the focus and I bent my front left strut, but I was also going around a corner at 80 mph, into a dip with a car sized pot hole at the bottom. If I had slowed down to spare the car, I garuntee I would not have bent the strut. So you only need to do suspension if you know you're not going to slow down for anything, and when you're a novice, I garuntee you want to slow down for these types of things. Check out this video of what happens when you're a novice and don't slow down: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5trPo2M4CM. The first 3 competitors have been in the sport for years, the rest are all new.
Buying your first rally car used is cheaper. I bought the MR-2 (also in the video above, but with the new owners) for just under 3 grand. But I had to put TONS of work into it becuase it had been thrashed for 2 years from rallying! Everything seemed to be breaking on it. So there are trade-offs. With the focus, I bought it for just over 5k, in perfect running order, and there are very few things I have to worry about breaking. Little things don't break everytime you race it, like with a used car.
There are rules for starting in low power cars becuase people were literally killing themselves and spectators in overpowered 4wd monsters that they couldn't handle. And it was those kinds of things that helped to make insurance rates go up. IMO, these rules are good! A focus has more than enough power to get you into a deadly accident anyways. It really isn't about teaching people proper driving techniques, it's just about being safer, as it isn't a requirement to go through a racing school before you rally.
People already mentioned www.specialstage.com. That is a good place to frequent if you're serious about rallying.
And one more thing, take out the blasted Fuel Cut-off switch or your car may die when you hit a bump really really hard, which may cause you to DNF if you don't know about fuel cut-off switches.
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Old second and third generation golfs and jettas make "excellent" rally cars. Parts are very inexpensive when compared to any other car. Bilstein makes a rally suspension for them which is realitively inexpensive. But once again....find one that is already built if at all possible! PS (the older 2 valve GTI motor seems to be the ticket since it is a non-interference style motor. I heard horror stories when timing belts on the 4 valve models slip (jump time) or break).
Definitely start with a built race car, and make sure your budget can handle rebuilding it several times. As a rally rookie, you WILL go boom, probably a few times. I'd probably budget at least $5000-$10,000 a year just as a parts and repair reserve. I would also budget for;
Truck/trailer or a trailer for the rally car.
Tools (Pnuematic tools, specialty tools, air compressor, etc.)
Liscensing (Not 100% how RA does it, but it was going to cost about $3,000 for me to do the Road Race school to get my comp liscense with SCCA)
Spare Parts Fund
Travel Expense
Safety Gear (suit, helmet,etc)
etc etc etc
I certianly want to encourage anybody to go racing, but I just want to make sure they know what they are getting into.
Also, don't worry about getting a fast car right off. You won't be fast as a green rookie no matter what and you will likely damage and/or wreck your first car.
|he can just buy old mk2 golf or gti. cheap enough to buy and cheap enough to fix and really fun to drive
|I hope you're not planning to rally your daily driver...???
There is one exception I have seen to being able to start in a four wheel drive car rather than a normally aspirated two wheel drive car. In several cases people (rookies) were allowed to drive older 1.8 and 2.2 liter normally aspirated Imprezas. These cars are relatively slow when compared to the turbo versions. You can then swap in larger motors relatively easy and cheaply as you progress and are allowed to do so. I have heard of people trying to press the envelope and ask for waivers for 2.5 liter RS versions and I believe all these were denied.
The reason for the two wheel drive requirement is not necessarily only a speed issue. It's proven that you develope much better handling skills with a two wheel drive car. I learned in a rear wheel drive car (RX7). Driving a front drive and a four wheel drive car is now much easier as a result.
And yes.....speaking from experience....buy a pre built and proven rally car. It's tons cheaper in the long run. Let the previous owner work out the bugs and eat the parts depreciation. I built my own and would NEVER do it again!
Don't know if it matches what you can run, but unless the building is a labor of love...
Anyway you slice it, rallying is rather costly. Like was said above, unlike the scca. RA has you start in production or g2 based car. Which has its goods and bads(mostly bads) and is really more geared towards the very wealthy of north america. Many people dont have the chance to buy, or build more than one rally car. Once you are tired of of 2 wheel you have to buy or build another car. But i can tell you the rich like; Block and Pastrana, and countless others, it seems as if the rules are waived for them because they have massive amounts of booty stashed away. they can start in open. The amount of 4 wheel drive cars for sale swamp the production and g2 cars. I think they should make an adjustment to let people start in PGT so if they want 4 wheel drive they can start in a safer 4 wheel drive car. Also the quality of the builds on newer awd cars seems to be a little higher in standards than that of g2 cars in my opinion. Either way if it is supposed to make rallying safer, i and most people can get their 2 wheel going 100mph through the woods. Just a little rant
DMS: i think for the the price went up for the focus and i could almost garuntee they run 4000-4500. I had DMS 50's on my open class impreza and i thought they were terrible. they were still very unstable and there was still a lot of correcting to do. I am not a fan of DMS.
RSSP Suspension is the way to go. they are only a grand or so more than DMS and a whole lot more stable and they have remote resevoirs.
But g2 would still be a really fun way to go. building however is not cost effective. it truley is cheaper to buy turnkey unless you can do the fab work. then it would be ok.
just my 2 cents
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This book does a great job of covering topics ranging from how to use Google (and Gmail), how to be recognized by Google, and how to utilize Google offerings such as adwords and analytics.The book is spilt into 4 general categories:Using Google For SearchingGoolgle ToolsInformation For WebmastersUsing GmailThe searching section is very in-depth. Different types of searches, things that can be searched, and items besides web pages are all covered. I appreciated the short section describing when alternatives to Google work betters as well (although Google is still the search king).Google tools covers images, maps, news, directory and print plus groups, answers, shopping, and the Google Toolbar. The webmaster section is for those looking to have their site noticed by Google or not noticed. The second was an interesting addition. Most books cover how to get Google to see your site much more than how to keep from being seen. Google ads are also covered in-depth.The section on GMail was some of the most interesting topics.Overall I give the book an "A" and it is very conprehensive. To get the "A+", I would like to have seen additional coverage on the Google API.
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Mosr excellent!
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When people think of Google, they think of a place to search for various items. And while Google could be considered the definitive search engine, it's so much more. This updated edition of Google: The Missing Manual proves that. While the book's first two chapters discuss the Google search engine and ways to make your searching more fun, there's a lot more to Google.You can also use Google to find locations by using Google Images and Maps. Or use Froogle to find a good buy on various items you're looking for. There's also a wealth of information for WebMasters about Google, like making your site easier fore the Google searh bots to find, or finding out how many are visiting your site per day or week. And of course there's Google Mail (also known as Gmail), which allows you 2 GB of free space. All of these Google features are well described in this book.This is a wonderful resource if you spend a lot of time using Google.
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Bonnie Jost of Manitowoc, Wisconsin relies on a jar of store-bought Alfredo sauce to toss together this pretty pasta dish. The effortless entree includes fresh shrimp and colorful veggies for ectra eye appeal.
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- 1 package (16 ounces) fettuccine
- 1/2 pound fresh or frozen sugar snap peas, thawed
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, julienned
- 2 medium carrots, julienned
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 3 tablespoons canola oil, divided
- 1-1/2 pounds uncooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 1 jar (16 ounces) Alfredo sauce, warmed
- Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, saute the peas, red pepper, carrots and garlic in 2 tablespoons oil until crisp-tender; remove and keep warm.
- Add remaining oil to skillet. Saute shrimp in oil until shrimp turn pink. Return vegetables to pan; mix well. Drain pasta. Place pasta on six dinner plates. Drizzle with Alfredo sauce and top with shrimp mixture. Yield: 6 servings.
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Let's see some pics! I really enjoy the big bore revolvers, shooting them and even just looking at them.
Model 29-2
Model 57 no dash
I'll tell ya - for some strange reason, I've always wanted a 45 ACP revolver. Can't explain it.
Other than that - never been too much of a revolver guy...
Wow, Those look nice... I would be afraid to shoot them from the fear of putting a stratch on them. They're to purty to shoot! :smt071Quote:
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nice pair!..i like the grips on your 57..
I love my N-frame Smiths. Here is my 625 in 45acp
and my 627 in 357 mag.
I really like this gun myself. Doesn't it come w/ the wooden grips installed, but it also has the rubber grips too, right?Quote:
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If I was really into revolvers, I would buy this - there is one at the local shop.
Shipwreck, I have seen the PC 627 with both kinds of grips, mine came with the rubber Hogues, which I prefer anyway. Even if you are not into revolvers, you should shoot one of these. Very few autos can compare when it comes to trigger pull and accuracy.
Does a Third model Hand Ejector count? Regards, Richard :-D
Hello. Like so many, I share a very strong fondness for N-frames. Here are a few:
This is a Model 28 with some old Fitz "Gunfighter" grips.
A Model 58 that is also wearing the Gunfighter grips.
A Model 625 chambered for .45 ACP and auto rim.
This Model 24 .44 Special has frequently accompanied me while hunting.
A Mountain Gun in .45 Colt
A 3 1/2" Model 27
Very impressive with drooling side effect. My favorite is the Model 27, but I have a 624,625, 29-3. and 66-1. Don't have any pics but hope to do some scenes this summer. I really like the 10mm too.
mcghoo :wink:
4" S&W Model 28-2 with Herrett Jordan Trooper grips. Regards, Richard :-D
[quote="Top Gun Supply"]Let's see some pics! I really enjoy the big bore revolvers, shooting them and even just looking at them.
Here's my Model 28-2. I picked it up (very) slightly used...
4" S&W Model 58 with Herrett Jordan Trooper grips. Regards, Richard :-D
Love those "N" frames! Here's my favorite, a .45ACP Model 25-2 with a shortened barrel (3 1/4") and a really slick action!
Thisis my 4" M629-2 with Jordan grips. Regards, Richard :-D
6.5" 629-5 Classic
6.5" 657-3 Classic Hunter with factory mag-na-port.
5.5" 627-0 Model of 1989
Gixerman, I sure like that unfluted 627. Is that a Millet rear sight?
Thanks buddy, yep it sure is, good eye :-)Quote:
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This looks absolutely perfect for me, was really wanting the TZ7 but with so much other stuff i want at the moment finding it hard to justify the outlay. Awesome!
WOW! its about time i saw a review on this camera! I was hoping for a video review as well. ???
Great value for the money.
Mmmmm I was hoping for a video sample too at 720p hehehe.
I've owned one of these since march of this year, quite surprised that there weren't any reviews out before i bought it, but i liked it in the shop, so went for it. The full manual mode is good, but the limited manual controls are frustrating with extended use, as they are difficult to access.
When compared to my dad's TZ5 and TZ7 the pictures that it produces are appreciably less vibrant and sharp in full auto mode.
Not saying that i wouldn't recommend it, but if you can handle the (IMO) ugly UI and the price of the TZ series, go with one of them.
Thanks for that JellyUK. I'm been comparing looking into a pocketable camera / camcorder primarily to record videos but also take photos.
Originally I was leaning toward the Kodak Zi8 which is very much camcorder with a camera bit thrown in, then I flirted thinking about the more expensive TZ7.... finally my attention turned to the WB500 after this glowing TR reveiw.... your comment has pushed me back to the TZ7. It's more expensive but better to spend a bit more and get exactly what I want. A device that records excellent HD videos and can take very good quality photos too.
Do note that when comparing the WB500 to the TZ series cameras that the TZ cameras give you NO control over aperture and shutter speed. They are program auto and scene modes only. Mind you, The TZ cameras to come up with excellent results.
@PeterB666 and Tristian
Yeah, the TZ series have no manual mode, but in my opinion, the manual mode for the WB500 isn't really worth the hassle of using. If you want to spend time getting the shot right, then maybe it will work for you, but in the case i would go with a less compact camera, as quick shots obviously aren't as much of a priority.
At the end of the day, i always just leave it in full auto mode, and the difference between the WB500 and the TZ7 in that regard is pretty big.
Whoa......I have a TZ5 and WB550. The TZ is not way better at all. There is a marginal difference but my TZ is worse in low light and loses focus to easily when zooming. I prefer the WB550 also because it gives me a bit more settings to play with, admittedly, not a lot but enough to make me carry it around in preference to the TZ. Also there is HD video as well which has a very useful pause button so that you don't have to stop the movie clip if there is an "inbetween bit" that you don't want, you can pause the clip until ready. Also the video duration is 29+ minutes whereas the TZ is only 8-11 here in the UK. The H264 video is easily edited as well. Batteries for the WB550 are not proprietary as in the case of the TZ7 as well (£50 for one!!)so any make will fit which adds to the ability to carry two or three when out for the day.
I bought this camera last week for a £146 on sale - I open it and was initial staggered at the operating interface which is cluttered and not well thought out. I had to configure the camera because it had the factory default settings in situ and this took me 10 minutes - whereas with an intuitive interface it should have been 1 min or so.
I proceded to take some photos in auto mode - and I was gobsmacked - the quality - the exposure control - the clarity - the sharpness absolutely touch notch. I then started to play around with the various settings including manual configuartions and yes trying to get the right control was fiddly - but it was achievable. The zoom capabability was very nice to have and the optical is excellent - the digital really does required a tripod and using the timer delay for the shutter release.
Overall - I am well pleased to have bought this camera and the wife now has the EZ-1080. The only real issue I have now is trying to get a hard camera case for it.
At the weekend a friend sought me out as he had just purchased a TZ7 for £270 and said he was having problems and he asked me to look at the setting - yes the interface is more intuitive but the level of control over the photographs did not seem as advance as the WB500. I gave him a 30 minute lesson in what the settings were and basically said always shoot in auto mode or use the standard scene mode setting - dont try and be creative. The zoom was accurate and responsive and the picture quality seemed the same for both cameras.
The point is from a holiday snap type environment it too close to call between the WB500 and the TZ7 in full auto mode, both give excellent high definition photos with perfect exposure and lighting - but when the photographer wants to be more creative the WB500 has the lead albeit through a much harder interface, but that will become easier as you get familiar with it.
So overall Im well please having bought this camera.
Been using the WB500 for a few months now for everyday use and it does feel nice to hold and has some good features. The USB interface does feel somewhat feeble and I cant see it lasting long with constant charging downloading etc. The pictures do suffer from a LOT of chromatic aberration even at the wide angle end which I find very anoying. On a positive note low light capability is very impresive. I read mixed reviews before I bought it but got a bargain price, however its back to my pentax optio S10 from now on!
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30 Year old Emanuel Kozma was arrested tonight around 6:30PM in the Denny's parking lot at South 170th and Pacific Hwy in SeaTac. He was the subject that King County Sheriff detectives chased on the 10th in the White Center area.
Detectives said he will be booked for investigation of Eluding, Assault 1, and Unlawful Possession of Firearm. The case will be forwarded to the prosecutor's office for review.
He was caught due to persistent work from detectives!
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Update for 10 a.m., Oct. 11
Kozma, a potentially armed felon police were tracking in South Delridge last night has not been arrested as of yet, according to the King County Jail Register. According to our news partner Q13 Fox, he had just gotten out of jail hours before the chase with police began.
Original post on Oct. 10
As of 8:40 p.m. this evening (Oct. 10), residents of the South Delridge area should stay indoors while police search for a known felon.
24-year-old Emanuel Kozma led police on a chase that originated at 7:30 p.m. near S.W. 108th St. and 15th Ave S.W. in White Center and threw a firearm out of the moving car at one point (he may still be armed).
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Berlin, my favorite city in Germany, is going to be the awesome venue for the next Food Photography and Styling Workshop and with this workshop it will be the last of my workshops in Europe for 2014.
I am excited to announce a spectacular 2-day workshop near Germany's very trendy capital Berlin. Once again I am collaborating with my talented and experienced friends Simone Van den Berg of Simone's Kitchen and Sand Neumann, both of whom I have worked and instructed with in past workshops and on various projects. We make a sensational and very efficient team and I know that not only do they provide a high standard of know-how but they are bags of fun too.
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The three of us have put together an exceptional programme for our participants in a very unique location. Tucked just outside Berlin and surrounded by tranquil lakes and fields, the Landgut Borsig with its sprawling grounds, will house our team for the duration of the workshop. This quaint country estate is the leading sustainable private hotel in Germany and the very first organic certified hotel in Berlin. With access not only to their well equipped training rooms and kitchen, but also to their park and private lake area we have created the perfect atmosphere for many hands-on photography exercises and assignments.
It is important for me that the participants who visit the workshops have an all-round experience and while we will work intensively on honing your skills in the food photography area, we have also tailored the 2 days in such a way so that there will be plenty of entertainment too. We hope to provide you with challenging exercises covering the basic and advanced food styling and photography techniques as well as hands-on intensive assignments, individual guidance and critique from the instructors. But we are not stopping here - we will offer sessions on natural lighting, detailed presentations on styling, creating moods, props and for the first time we are going to be offering a special session on mobile phone photography covering topics like the dos & don'ts, the trends, the skills and what helpful apps are out there.
If you think that is all well grab on to your seats: we are going to be offering a special tabletop styling session were you will work with your hands crafting and designing your own tabletop set-up. There will be a very unique wine-tasting where you will need your ears as much as your tastebuds and we will enjoy a pleasant picnic by the lake.
Make it a date - July in Berlin!
I hope I have tempted you to join us in July for a fun-filled and intensive 2-day photography and styling workshop in Berlin, Germany.
For partners: The Landgut Borsig is a stunning and serene location for a lovely extended weekend escape. Situated just 30 minutes drive from Berlin we can highly recommend to consider bringing your partner/family along for a long relaxing weekend. We have organized a special rate for partners which includes an overnight stay and breakfast. For details please email me.
Here are the details of what the course covers, the costs and where you can register.
Day one - Friday 4th July 2014
Brunch & Introductions
A delicious organic brunch featuring regional and seasonal specialties prepared by chef Konstantin Kovac
Photography Fundamentals and an Introduction to Artificial Lighting by Simone van den Berg
Mastering the camera & learning the basics (shutter speed, aperture, ISO & co.) & basic techniques and tips for artificial lighting
Photography Techniques and Natural Light Photography by Meeta Wolff
Natural light techniques, getting a sharp focus, color & texture
Styling Fundamentals by Meeta Wolff
Composition and placement, creating a mood/atmosphere, the right props, color, texture etc.
Styling Demo by Simone van den Berg & Meeta Wolff
Free-style Photography/Styling Exercises
Hands-on exercises to get you in the mood
Enlightening yourself with Lightroom by Simone van den Berg
Workflow, post-processing, watermarking, tagging
The Sound of Grapes by Sandy Neumann
Wine tasting with your ears
Dinner prepared by the Landgut Borsig chef
2 course menu featuring organic and seasonal specialties prepared by chef Konstantin Kovac
Day two - Saturday 5th July 2014
Mobile Phone Photography by Sandy Neumann
Extensive session on the challenges of mobile phone photography, the trends and the best apps to work with
Tabletop styling by Sandy Neumann
Craft, style and decorate the perfect table setting and menu
Lunch - a Picnic by the lake prepared by Sandy Neumann & Meeta Wolff
Intensive group work on main photography assignment
includes intensive work on styling and setting up, preparing the shot and taking pictures; as well as time to gather images for your main photography assignment
Evaluation, discussion & critique on assignment
Constructive feedback, discussion and critique on exercises
Finale Aperitif & Farewell
Workshop dates: July 4th - 5th, 2014
Further details for the workshop:
2 day food styling and photography sessions with Sandy Simone, Meeta
1 night accommodation (Friday 4th - Saturday 5th July) including breakfast
Friday: Meet & Greet Brunch, Coffee breaks, Dinner
Saturday: Trip to lake, picnic Lunch, Aperitifs
Beverages & Fruit during the workshop
Does NOT include:
Travel costs to Berlin and venue, travel insurance
To register for this workshop please fill out the registration form
Please note: The workshop is limited to only 14 participants and works on a first-come-first-serve basis. Presentations and main workshop language will be in English (instructors & host speak English, German and Dutch) and is aimed towards beginners, novice and advanced level participants.
The instructors reserve the right to modify the programme should the need arise. Once you have registered you will receive a confirmation email within 48 hours of registrations containing further details and further instructions. To secure your spot on this workshop we request that full payment be made upon registration.
Looking forward to seeing you in Berlin!
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About Simone van den Berg
Simone is a freelance food photographer and food- and travel blogger at Simone's Kitchen. She has recently written a book on foodphotography (in Dutch) and works internationally for restaurants, catering companies, publishers and brands. She has been giving workshops in the Netherlands for 5 years, starting with a course specifically on shooting cakes but since two years she has a monthly recurring workshop on foodphotography and styling together with stylist Alexandra Schijf. Her portfolio can be found at Fresh Food Photos
About Sandy Neumann
Sandy is an avid food and travel blogger and food photographer, who lives in Jena, Germany. Her heart, however, still resides in her "second home" – South of France.
She runs the blog Confiture de Vivre where she shares her passion for French inspired recipes, stories of extraordinary people and her approach to life. When she is not trying out new tart recipes you will find her meeting other creative people like her friends the butcher and the baker to create new sausages or bread. Since two years she is really into wine and is always looking for the perfect pairing wine with her dishes.
Sandy has a passion for table top styling, loves crafting and is hooked on mobile phone photography.
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