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R32 what needs to be replaced w/ cam install
1. I'm at 95k, my clutch is good and my chains aren't making any noise. I don't drive my car super hard and I only put about 5-8k on my car a year. Should I hold off replacing my timing chain until they make noise? Should I just replace the 3 guides while I'm in there replacing the cams?
2. At the very least I need to replace; cam oil rings, valve cover gasket and o rings, cam stretch bolts, intake gasket...anything else?
3. How do you suggest removing the cam gear from the cam? In the photos it looks like someone just used an adjustable wrench on the cam lobes, I'm not looking to scratch the stock cams.
4. I would assume I should use some assembly grease what do you recommend and how much is too little vs too much? Does assembly grease funk up the oil? How soon after install/lube should I change the oil?
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How would a thinner front sight make the gun more accurate?
I guess if it would make you more accurate, than go for it. I just don't see how that would make any difference as far as lining up the sights is concerned.
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Canisius College head softball coach Mike Rappl has announced some changes to the team's schedule, starting with Monday's scheduled home opener against local rival St. Bonaventure.
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Rappl has also announced that the team's non-league doubleheader against Detroit, which was scheduled for April 10 at the Demske Sports Complex, has been cancelled. No make up date has been announced for that series.
The Griffs are 14-13 overall and 1-1 in MAAC play after playing their first 27 games away from Buffalo. Canisius defeated Rider 9-7 in the second game of a MAAC doubleheader April 6, in Lawrenceville, N.J., where the Blue and Gold pounded out a season-high 21 hits.
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Every nation going to war assumes they are on the "right side." It is rare for a nation to consider–what comes after victory? Or, what happens if we lose the war? Those concepts are not in the minds of soldiers or leaders seeking to defeat the enemy. Of course, the Guns of August never ceased firing for four long years of death and destruction. Then, came silence. Then came "peace." Of course, twenty one years later came another World War. It would be interesting getting into the mind of Israel Prime Minister Netanyahu, what now after the tunnels of death are destroyed?


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Each year, Johanna Parker and husband JP open their home during the holidays to their cherished customers and collector friends.
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figurines, and illustrated notepads are just a few of the delights. Each year, Johanna also creates a winter collection of one of a kind
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For starters, the on-site dining option should have a N/A option. This place is kind of in the middle of nowhere, which is what I wanted. There are a few tons within a 15 minute drive that have decent food, but I'd suggest bringing your own to grill and store in the large fridge. We stayed at Big Red, and it was fantastic. Hot tub was great, the fish pond was fun, and the wrap around porch was great when the storms hit. There are two fire pit areas, and a small bar on the outside with a flat screen. The beds were comfortable. Just know there isn't much to do in the surrounding area, no trails to walk, but the whole property is nice for a stroll. Great job owners!
We had a wonderful time here. We got away a couple of days without the kids and it was the perfect place. We will be coming back this summer and bringing the kids.
This place is too awesome for words...so awesome that we went two times in one month; first time just my husband and I, the second time we had to bring our little girl! We wanted our 4 and 7 year old girls to see and experience what we had! :0 Beautiful inside and out! Very secluded and private. We will be visiting EVERY year from now on! :) -K
What a wonderful experience. Dave the owner is wonderful, he spent the afternoon with us watching football and telling us about the area. Myself and some hunting buddies booked Old Red for the first day of hunting season. Dave was very accomodating to our needs. We will return every year! Every member of our party plans to return with our wives and make use of the hot tub. Cabin was very nice,rustic on the outside, but every necessity on the inside. My wife is particular and I'd be proud to bring her. A wonderful weekend retreat. I would rate this a 5 out of 5 for those wanting a quiet get away. It would be very romantic for couples, and the hot tub on the covered porch ir a big plus.
Beautiful cabin & surroundings. Great place to get-a-way.
A little piece of heaven, right here on earth!! Quiet, secluded cabin (Old Red), overlooking a private lake. Beautiful cabin is rustic (yet modern) but has all the necessities (HD tv/dvd, radio/cd player, 7 person therapeutic hot tub, phone and wifi.) Dave is very hospitable and makes you feel right at home. Definitely the place to go to get away from the hustle and bustle of our busy lives. We came here for our 23rd wedding anniversary and we will definitely be returning soon!!!
We recently returned from our 2nd stay at Diamond. The first was in the fall when we stayed with another couple in "Red". This adventure we brought along our daughters (ages 6 and 9) and enjoyed "Hickory". Both events were amazing. The property, cabins and ammenities are exceptional. The seclusion is priceless and the owner is amazing. The cabins were spotless and had everything we could have imagined for our stay. With the snow falling the hot tub was additionally fun this weekend. We will be returning again... and again.


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All full-time NMU undergraduate students (registered for 12 or more credit hours) and full-time graduate students (registered for 8 or more credit hours) are supplied with a ThinkPad® notebook computer with a standard set of applications, including Microsoft Office, and 24-hour local access to the campus network (including the Internet) as part of tuition and fees. Art and design majors will be issued a MacBook® notebook computer instead of a ThinkPad for an additional fee of $200 per semester.
The TLC program, which earned Northern Michigan University international recognition as a Laureate recipient in Computerworld's Honors Program, includes these comprehensive features:
- Classrooms in new/remodeled buildings are designed to facilitate computer/network use by faculty and students. Most classrooms have wireless access to the network, and if not, a network port at every seat.
- Wireless access is available in all residence hall rooms, the library and in numerous lounges, study rooms and public places around campus. Although electronic documents are encouraged, networked printers are installed in various campus locations for hard copy documents.
- The university has a help desk and walk-in service center located at 116 Edgar L. Harden Learning Resources Center to handle notebook computer maintenance and university supported software questions and problems. Phone: 906-227-2468, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
- NMU leases the notebook computers and issues them to students on a two-year replacement cycle (a student will not have a computer more than two years old). There is a $500 fee that the student will be responsible for if the laptop is stolen, and a $50 fee if the laptop is subjected to "abnormal abuse" (spilling a beverage on the keyboard, dropping the computer, etc.). It is recommended that an insurance provider be contacted to either obtain additional coverage or add the computer to an existing policy.
- Continuing students who pre-register for the following fall are able to use the computer through the summer at no additional charge.
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A few weeks before your first semester begins, new students will receive a Teaching, Learning and Communication Initiative information mailing. The mailing will include an agreement along with information on the assigned day, time and place to pick up the computer. Distribution will begin within five days of the beginning of the semester.
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Alrighty folks, are you ready for a new Notes application that puts Apple's stock Notes application to shame? Check out Just Type by Shubham Kedia. Not only is the application drop-dead gorgeous, but it is completely free in the iOS App Store! Everything about the application screams, "made with love" as the application icon, interface, and even the controls are all made to look great.
The application features everything Apple's stock Notes application has (and more), but it offers a lot more than just an eye-candy interface. It turns out that under all of that great design is some really important functionality that Apple skimped us all out of. The application includes features such as several different fonts, changing the font size, bolding your text, color-coating the notes, and so much more.
There is also an action button at the bottom of the application interface that allows you to do any of the following with whatever you type into the application:
- E-mail as text
- E-mail as attachment
- Message (SMS)
- Print text
- Copy text to clipboard
Along with the text formatting options, share options, and color options, there is also a delete button just as you would expect in a Notes application such as this one.
From the main part of the application where you find all of the notes you have created, you will see many similarities in the design to the Sparrow E-mail application, which has become so popular due to its beautiful interface. It is similar because of the slide-sideways design. From this interface you can easily delete notes by swiping to the left on them. Additionally, you see three buttons at the top – one for normal view, one for showing only starred notes, and one for separating notes by color. The interface also includes a search field so you can find the note you need even faster.
You can add to existing notes with the Plus button from within a note, or you can make a brand new note with the Plus button from the interface shown just above. When you are done editing a note, a check button will appear in the top right, which you should tap to save your changes. As a bonus, Just Type includes iCloud syncing so your notes will be spread between all of your devices with Just Type installed on them.
The application is worth the download – an easy five out of five Apples 5/5. It's even free. You can get it from this link.
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We now head down to sunny Florida to meet a group of Arsenal supporters who, despite meeting for years, only recently became 'official.' With the backing of Arsenal America, the group is being contacted weekly by traveling fans and even more Arsenal supporters from around the Tampa Bay Area. As branch manager Jeff Schulz says:
"It is great to go catch some games and know that you will have someone there to cheer and enjoy the Gunners with."
Group Name: Gulf Coast Gooners
Location: Tampa Bay, Florida
Year established: "Officially 2010 – although we've been meeting for years."
Number of active members: "We have 60+ members and normally around 20 make it it to the games."
Where we watch matches: MacDinton's Irish Pub 405 South Howard Avenue Tampa, Florida 33606
Normal match start time: "It's usually either 10:00am or 12:30pm (ET) on Saturdays,but sometimes as early as 7:45am for major matches."
Where our members hail from: "We have members from, among other places, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, London, Leeds, Canada, Iowa, New Jersey, Texas and, of course, Florida."
Group's favorite Arsenal moment: "Everyday the Gunners are playing...but the 6-1 drubbing of Everton at Goodison Park showed that we were legitimate contenders for the title. Anytime we beat the Scousers or The Red Devils since they have large supporter groups as well."
Group's favorite players: "Ever - Bergkamp because he could do things that others dream about. But, Henry, Vieira and Ljungberg were hard to rule out. Now - It would be Cesc or RVP. I think Nasri could be special and I see him on the pitch so I will go with him."
Why we are Gooners: "Grace of God! We all have different stories, some from birth, some recently. But, I hope our membership swells and the new people say things like, 'These other guys were a lot of fun and the team they supported were exciting to watch. And the more I learned about them, the more awesome it was.'"
How big football is here: "The game is pretty strong in Tampa. We seem to be a favorite of the USSF as they hold lots of matches in town. We are hosting an upcoming Gold Cup match and the official supporters' pregame is at MacDintons so it will be hopping. Last year was the reformation of the Tampa Bay Rowdies and those games have solid figures. It wouldn't surprise me if Tampa gets another run at the MLS. The issue with Tampa though is that there is so much to do and it is so dang hot in the summer, you have to have a winner or people just won't go. The Rays have been great, but the stadium is often well under half-full."
Why Arsenal should be 'America's team': "We play the game the right way. We run the club the right way. We are the best and America is the best."
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It is apparent that many American Jews support efforts of the Israel government to construct illegal Jewish settlements on the West Bank. In 1948, the UN created the state of Israel and set aside land, including the West Bank, for a future Palestinian state. In the Six Day War of 1967, Israel conquered the West Bank. Within a few years Jewish settlers entered the West Bank, seized land from Palestinians and gradually extended their power so by 2016 there are now over 400,000 Jewish settlers on land set aside for Palestinians.
Israel, like the US and over a hundred nations, signed the Geneva Convention. This makes it illegal for a conquering army to seize land in conquered nations. Any such action if illegal, period. The UN has continually made clear that Israel can not seize land owned by Palestinians. An Israel Ambassador argued telling Israel it could not build on the West Bank is equivalent to telling France it could not build in Paris. Huh?
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Fall: For fall, we often hear the words "rustic" and "natural" when it comes to gowns, but we think that vintage glamour fits the season just as well. Allure Couture's C264 (bottom, left) features leaf-and-vine-themed beaded embroidery (so ideal!) and a flattering v-neckline. Plus, the English net fabrication keeps this slip dress lightweight enough for those warmer early-fall days.
Winter: Just because it's cold outside doesn't mean you need to wear a gown with sleeves (you can always don a fur wrap for outdoor photos – so chic!). We love how the silvery crystal and pearl beading on Allure Couture's Style C271 (bottom right) resembles falling snow. And the illusion neckline provides a bit more coverage than a strapless gown.
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WTB LH Bow 27" Draw Length
I'm a RH shooter that is Left Eye dominant. While I predominantly hunt, I've been interesting in more 3D shoots and have decided to see if I can make the switch to the Southpaw side (LH).
Since I'm not sure if I'm going to be comfortable with this, I don't want to sink a lot of money into a LH bow until I know that I can "master" the LH thing. On the surface it seems like I should be able to compensate, but the body has a funny way of rejecting logic sometimes.
Anyone have a used LH set-up that would be perfect for someone wanting to walk on the "other side"? If I get the hang of it, I'll look to upgrade to one of the big three (Hoyt, Matthews or Bowtech). But that needs to wait until I know whether I'm buying a LH or RH bow.
I need a 27" draw length and would be looking to shoot in the 60# range (at least that is where I am at now with my RH Darton Storm PS2.
I have a LH 60-70lb. 2004 reflex excurison I hunted with for the last two seasons, I just bought a trykon so im debating on keeping my reflex as a backup or selling it. What are you looking to spend?
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Any of you out there on tumblr? I occasionally have posts related to my latest zine projects and such and I think it'd be cool if we created more of a zine community on tumblr. I follow a few different zine tumblrs already and it's fun to see what people are working on.
my tumblr: lauralanesays.tumblr.com *
* sorry about the link before, new tumblr name ^
Let's follow each other and spread the zine-love.
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I have had a tumblr for awhile but I am just now realizing how it is a replacement for my old livejournal, but prettier.
my tumblr: http://berlingotiere.tumblr.com/
i posted about my zine there a couple times. it used to be an Edward Gorey blog, but now i use it for other miscellaneous stuff.
Find me at Truelifezine.tumblr.com
Although I don't really like way tumblr is set up, I feel like I need to have some experience with it, so I have started one that will focus on zines and fat activism. If you wanna follow me I'm here: http://ponyboypress.tumblr.com/
I just followed a bunch of you. A couple links didn't work, including the person who started this thread. Follow me if you want. Thanks!
Hey all-
good grrrl friends of mine are getting this started! Check it out & they're looking fer submissions :
What I'd like for each of you to do, if you are willing, is to write a blurb on what sisterhood means to you. You can write about anything you want, your relationships with your friends your sisters your your family your mothers, you can write about what you think has contributed to your sense of womanhood or your idea of what sisterhood is, you can write about GRRL PARTY, you can write about what challenges you face as a woman in whatever it is that you do, you can write about how sisterhood challenges or enhances your life as a male, you can write about how you overcome these challenges, what sucks, what rules, what makes the relationships you have with your sisters special and different than the ones you have with men … You can talk about anything you want.
didn't realize till I saw the comment that my tumblr link in the original discussion post wasn't working. Sorry 'bout that!
P.S. thanks fer all the responses. My dashboard is blooming with all of yer zine-tastic posts ;)
Just announced my latest mini comic on my tumblr: strangertwostranger.tumblr.com
I also have:
tumblr of my drawings: lifeillustrated.tumblr.com
tumblr of my photography and other things I like: graycard.tumblr.com
I mostly just repost things. More often post meaningful things at my blogger. Though if I do start putting stuff into a zine, the blogger may just be a mirror for some of the content (Some of the stuff I'm going to put in is already on there and my old posterous)
kingclumsy.blogspot.com (setting up a brand, yo)
I put mostly visual art on mine. A lot of it overlaps with stuff from The Fury Zine like better reproductions of my photos.
I don't have an official tumblr for my actual zine, but I do post stuff relating to it on pixelpropaganda.tumblr.com
Also, I just joined today as I've been looking for like-minded individuals and "La Lucha!", my zine, is still in progress.
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has sombody used a galil 5.56 mag in a 5.56 AK? if so what kind of mod's did it require to run. thanks muttman
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has sombody used a galil 5.56 mag in a 5.56 AK? if so what kind of mod's did it require to run. thanks muttman
I don't know about mods, but over on the Saiga forum they say the poly Galil mags can be easily made to work in any of the stamped AK style rifles, I don't think the steel ones are easy to do or don't work.
it depends on the rifle some 5.56 use the thin rommy type mags and wont interchange with the bulgy type. Id like to get my hands on some Galil mags and see if they fit my varmint build that is set up for Bulgy mags. who has the best deal on Galil mags I have a ST 2000 weiger clone kit from CFS that I was thinking of using a differant mag Id like to get a couple to see what there about.
Yep I have.
Really the only thing you need to do is sand off the "rib" on the front of the magazine near the front magazine locking tab. You can sand it off with a file or dremel and it will then be able to move into the trunion enough to lock the back locking tab. Just hand fit it and you'll see what I mean.
Yes the modified mags still work in a Galil.
Also be aware springs may need replacement:
whos got these cheap??
apex has them but not cheep $20, close to what k-var has 5.56 ak mags. the good news is tapco makes a galil mag for $15. muttman
Midway has the best prices on Galil mags right now - $13 for either Tapco or surplus steel:
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Surplus Magazine Galil, Century Golani Sporter 223 Remington 35-Round Steel Black - MidwayUSA
I have used Galil 12rd mags in my Yugo M90. They need to be modded. I posted this over on the AKforum in the mag area complete with pics a couple. Of weeks ago. Galil metal mags are about the same width as standard 7.62x39 mags so they won't fit in AK74 mag wells without work. Just need a little weld and ejector cut to fit the M90-M95 223 HTH willie
Midways price sure is tempting but I sure would like some 50 rounders for novelty sake.
HMMMM Ill have to try some of the steel ones and see what there about. ill be building a weiger clone as well as a converting a barreless rommy kit over to 223 for a new Varmint build. Id like to have some steel mags that I can tweak if needed. Im not reall happy with the plastic Bulgy mags from Kvar as there is a lot of variance in them.
I bought a bunch of Galil magazines for my 223 Saiga. The plastic ones are all the same but there seems to be two versions of steel magazines. I like the steel ones but about 50% of the ones I had didn't work unless I pushed up on them. The others fit up tight in the receiver. I know the Galil was redesigned around 1984-1986 to take the M16 magazine adapter and the plastic magazines are for the newer Galil's. I think the magazines that sit lower in the receiver or have a loose up and down fit must be for the older Galil design.


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Here's a vaccine schedule. I usually bring my puppy home at 7wks and take him in for an exam the very first day possible. Cost varies for a lot of reasons. Ask people for local recommendations.
When you buy a pure bred dog, to me, a lot of what you are paying for is the knowledge of the breeder. You're putting your trust in that person. See his dogs, talk to him. Maybe you can see other owner of dogs from him? If its a pure bred dog your paying for, there will need to be registration papers. My last pup, the litter was registered with AKC and I just went online and paid to have him registered to me. 30dollars maybe?
In my area, you're supposed to license them at 4mos. I wait to get their rabies shot at 6mos and license them then. You'll have to see what the rules are where you live. Cost varies on that too. The first license is usually only for one year, then they make you re-vaccinate for rabies and you can get up to a 3yr license and only have to re-vaccinate every 3 yrs from then on.
I think the breeder will probably de-worm and after that, check with your vet.
Awesome that you're doing research before getting a pup!
First set of shots should be DHPP and Corona if I remember correctly. Vet will help you keep on top of future rounds of shots. For continued rounds of shots, cost can vary. I can take a new puppy to get his second jabs at a low cost clinic for $20 or $30, or he can go to a vet that works off of a yearly plan like Banfield and they'll do everything for $25 a month, or I can do a standard vet who will have a little more personal relationship and probably take more thorough care for a fee closer to $80-150 depending on where you go. Which one you do depends on your budget and needs. I do suggest researching and contacting vets now. It helps a lot to find one you like, feel like you can trust, and is easy to talk to with a good reputation.
Heartworm treatment will probably be a pretty steady cost. Flea and tick can vary. You can choose a more or less expensive spot on ($120 supply of frontline to $25 supply of VetMD walmart brand, though I wouldn't recommend either) or you can do more natural treatments as I and some others on this forum have done.
That thread is a good place to look for more natural flea/tick treatment though what you ultimately go with will depend on what you are comfortable using.
If I'm buying a pup from a breeder, I want papers. I want to see titles and evidence that the parents have been worked and been successful, and I want to see them when I visit the pups. I want to know their registered names so I can research them and decide if they might produce progeny that I am interested in. I would also absolutely require hip, elbow, and eye certifications. I'm not paying the big bucks for an untested dog. Get OFA ratings and stick to dogs that have good ratings and the best chance of producing healthy offspring. When you go to the breeder, the idea is you are paying for the best chance for a dog that is healthy and has a well-balanced temperament.
I wold also consider what bloodline the dog will be. American showline, German showline, a German, DDR, Czech working line? Each one will have tendencies towards different behaviors. Some will be more laid-back, some will be more or less energetic, some will be more driven to want to constantly work. And when I talk about drive, realize that I'm not talking just about a dog that wants to play some fetch. There is a difference between a dog who wants to play some fetch and a dog who has a burning desire to constantly be doing something. If you get a super drivey dog and you aren't ready to work it, it will tear apart everything you love.
As far as other costs, crate, collar(s), leash, bowl, (lots) chew toys, etc. Also consider the costs of training classes. If you are getting a German Shepherd puppy, it needs to have a job. Competitions like agility, obedience, rally, or if you have the commitment schutzhund can be fun and very engaging. If you don't have the inclination to compete, be prepared to at least work your dog's basic obedience and give him a job around the house.
Do some research into dog foods. I would not suggest getting a Pedigree or Purina food. Look into high quality dog foods like Fromm, Acana, or Go!. You can also consider a raw diet. There is more research that must be done for that as well as the commitment to find a wide variety of meats for a balanced diet. Plus the costs associated with these higher quality food options.
And finally remember that a new pup is not just a cost commitment, but also a huge time commitment. Potty training, exercise, stimulation, training, play, all need to be considered. "The Other End of The Leash" by Patricia McConnell is a great book to read if you are looking for reading material.
Good luck!
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I have had a dog as a pet througout my childhood and now that i'm older and out on my own i'm looking for advice on getting my first dog.
I plan on getting a german shepherd pup, there is a semi local breeder who also runs a training facility. A co-worker recommended him and his web site seems pretty good (not that a web site means much).
Anyway.. wondering a few things.
The breeder mentioned the dogs come with their first set of shots.
-Not sure what first set of shots include really, what can i expect upon my first vet visit (cost wise)? I know i'll have to set up a monthly flea cost, de-worm?, other shots?
-What should I ask / Look for when buying from a breeder?
should the pup come with papers or anything?
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I know i'll have to register the dog with the city
My brother has a large crate I'll be able to use for when the dog is a pup
Any other advice is appreciated, I orderd a couple books to read up before I actually purchase a dog.
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1. Never write on the front. On the back is OK if you use a soft lead pencil for cardboard-mounted images, or a special photo-marking pen (such as a Zig marker) for 20th-century resin-coated snapshots. You can tag digital images using photo organizing or editing software.2. Use the full name whenever possible. Wouldn't it be great to know who "Nan's feller" was? While this woman knew everyone's name, it's doubtful that identification lasted past her generation. 3. We'll probably never know why all these folks got together on a summer's day. If there's a special occasion associated with the image, include a short note.
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There was a rifle in that video? I'm going to have to watch it again, I don't believe it!
I swear, by my life and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine. - Ayn Rand
There was a rifle in that video? I'm going to have to watch it again, I don't believe it!
Attention to detail!
I couldn't watch it. I kept wondering why she had all those tattoos and dodades stuck in her skin. A good looking woman certainly doesn't need to make herself look bad to be accepted in my world.
I want a good looking woman to actually look like a good looking woman and not a street whore.
Can not get the link to work.. Not the link it is my computer problem.. But..
Is she in Florida?
Happy hour starts here about 4 p.m.. Crew sits on the deck and we sip a few suds and B.S. small talk..
Does she do house calls? We have a lot to ask here about stripping. The ARs.
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
Yeah she would have been alot hotter without the stupid looking tattoos and weird piercings.
"To show you how radical I am, I want carjackers dead. I want rapists dead. I want burglars dead. I want child molesters dead. I want the bad guys dead. No court case. No parole. No early release. I want 'em dead. Get a gun and when they attack you, shoot 'em."
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Our boat was built late 2000. It is identical to the several I have seen from that period to 2004 excepting how it was set up with spinnaker or gennaker, and how mainsheet is handled. Options were extra tankage, bigger batteries, bigger alternator.
Because the boom comes back so far I really see no way to run a framed bimini. You might look at the photos on yachtworld of the red one in Seattle for $289K. Its been for sale for years, is the most heavily equiped one out there hence the silly price. They may have figured out the bimini.
The boat has minimal tankage, and if you add much you will screw up the performance. I have 75 gal fresh water, 27 gallons fuel and 11 gallon holding tank. The only obvious place for more storage is under v berth which screws up the balance of boat. All the D39 I have seen come with 100' of 5/16" chain for rode. You could cut off as much as you dare and replace with line to save some weight to offset the increased weight if you added extra fuel or water storage below v berth.
If you plan on cruising the stock alternator should be replaced with a high output and external regulator. We went with 100 amp Balmar and high quality v belt and are very happy. We also have the upgrade 2 8D battery house bank, AGMs. Most of the D39 from that era had Yanmar 3JH3E engine, putting out 38-40hp and a saildrive. Yanmars, if you don't know are high rpm engines. They like to be run at 2800-3200 rpm. Even well insulated alot of noise comes out of engine compartment. Something to consider if you expect to motor a lot.
With the aft sheeting of the main coming down to traveler right in front of bimini , mounting navigation instruments like chartplotter at the helm would be dicy. I have not seen anyone do it. Our chartplotter/radar are down below at Nav table and we use a hand held Garmin in the cockpit. If you mounted a panel of instruments at binnacle and hooked the mainsheet during a tack or jibe you would likely rip it right off. Boat comes equiped with Harken's self tending traveler, so when you tack it takes a field trip to other side. Very nice set up for performance sailing but makes hanging a bunch of instruments off binnacle area problematic.
All the boats I have seen or know of for US sale have been two cabin , aft head boats. I understand that in Europe the boat can be set up for charter with 3 cabins, 2 heads, a silly idea. One of the main attractions for crusing is how large the two cabins are plus a nice size head/shower and the huge garage which obviously would go in a 3 cabin layout.
Not having kids and doing most of our sailing as a couple we only looked at 2 cabin boats.
Another nice thing about Dehlers, at least from that time period, is the fit and finish and quality of most everything. The mattresses are very nice, the upholstery is first rate, The self storing hatch is a huge timesaver, two seconds it can be opened or closed. Curved steps on companion way so that when boat is heeled over you have a nice level step. All the covers to the bilge are edged with teflon bumpers so the covers don't rattle in a seaway. Is all this stuff worth an extra $100K on a new boat, no not close, but when you buy the boat used that premium goes way down obviously.
One of the treats to the boat is light air sailing, we sail in pretty congested waters, lots of boats. When its low wind and we have gennaker up , we have yet to be passed by another boat except for a couple J boats also flying colored sails.
good luck with your search
Hey Micheal,
A lot of good info in your reply. Thanks.
What year of yours D39? The things that you brought up, Nothing is a deal breaker. Without a Bimini, it may be hot in the area we intend to sail. But I will find a solution. Can you extend the dodger just before the mainsheet for more coverage?
Micheal or anyone else:
I wonder if you would comment on this one. It seems look really nice and is not too far from me to take a look.
2001 Dehler 39 Sail Boat For Sale - www.yachtworld.com
That boat looks a lot like mine. Mine was built in late 2000 and sold new in 2002. They came with a choice of 3 mainsheeting arrangements. I like the one we have, no winch, multiple reduction, right at traveler infront of binacle. Person behind the wheel can handle it when sailing short handed. The other set up I am familiar with splits the sheet, we have continous, and sends each side to a winch. The third set up I have not seen so can't comment.
The stock rudder arrangement is not the best, rudder needs to be dropped and lubed every 4 or 5 years. When we do ours, we will redo it with more substantial bearings and external greasing capability. Beltane had her rudder assembly cut out and a new set up was glassed in. On any D39 I would want to know when rudder was last dropped and lubed/reamed.
The mast is flexible and has a lot of range of adjustment if you have backstay adjuster which they all came with as far I know. Triple spreader rig, rigged with cunningham, rigid vang. The stock cruising sails are very nice, as is the carbon fiber assymetrical pole. They all came with track for reaching or spinnaker pole also.
Like Alex said to me back when I originally posted if you like it and can afford it will make you smile. Its not worth what one costs new, which is why almost none come to USA anymore. Seattle dealer gave up as have most on east coast. They are very nice, but to the average buyer, you could save $100K buying a Dufour, Jeanneau, Benne, etc. $175K is a bit more than we paid, your broker can look up the sale on Yachtworld, we closed in January 09.
The only downside that I can think of as we get older, is there is really no way to set up boat for a bimini that is usable while sailing due to length of boom. We have a little bimini that hooks up with line that we can use at anchorage for a little sun protection, but no way you could sail with it. So this isn't going to be the perfect cruising boat for everyone. But for a coastal cruiser that is fast and riot to sail, it is hard to beat.
BTW Hanse now owns Dehler, and from what I have heard, the big boats will be Hanses and smaller ones will be branded Dehler.
hope this helps
The Dufour you mentioned has too much draft for us in east coast of the States. Less then 6 ft or prefer 5 ft.
Calado : 2,10 m
Judel/Vrolijk designed the D39s of the early 2000s and I believe also the later SQs. Marty our boat is not Beltane, that is Ken McDonald, he is at my marina and a member of SYC. I am sure they could get the photos to him. There are 3 blue early 2000s D39 in Seattle all at Elliott Bay Marina. Opening day we were up in the Islands.
The Dufour you mentioned has too much draft for us in east coast of the States. Less then 6 ft or prefer 5 ft.
Calado : 2,10 m
Excellent and helpful answers Paulo.
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In fact I have the boat for you here in Portugal (I was very tempted to buy it) you only have to come here and get it :
But any of the other boats will do if conveniently prepared and most of all, if you are prepared too
As for Dufour, I spent many hours at the Annapolis show last year, I really like the 40E. With a base price of $248k, I am afraid she would be over 300K by the time we get her in the water. I got shy away thinking that I need to be more sensible to spend the money.
Having read your answers, I am much more encouraged knowing I have more choices. I was afraid I would end up with a heavy old smelly boat in order to ensure my safety at seas. Old boats remind me of the smelly dark basement. I am a hardcore research scientist and always at in the front tiers of the technology. I beleive in new thinking and the advances in material science.
Thanks for your help.
Hello Paulo, thanks for chiming in. I know that the speed of the SV is important to you and I understand your logic; while it is less important to me but it is nice to have. Understand that we can't have it all, thus we need some compromises as what we really need between speed and sea comfort/offshore capable.
I know HR352 and D39 are two different boats. Let's assume that HR352 is 10 in offshore capability in a scale of 1 to 10 and 10 is highest score. How do you rate the followings:
2. Jeanneau SO 37 to 42
3. Beneteau First series (1985 to 1998)
4. Bavaria (37 to 42)
5. Dufour (37 to 42)
My intended purpose of the boat is coastal and island hopping with a trip or two of crossing to Europe. I don't beleive I need a Westsail full keel, but with a proper weather window I want to cross the Pond with some degree of confidence with the boat.
I will not specify boat for boat but I would say with some confidence that the Dehler 39 is probably more seaworthy than an HR 352. Normally seaworthiness of a boats increases with size (that was one of the main conclusions on the tank studies regarding capsizing) so between similar boats the bigger will be more seaworthy. The HS is heavier and that can bring in some cases an advantage (if the boat is well designed and the HS is) but It seems to me that the difference in size is not enough to compensate the bigger size of the Dehler. Besides the Dehler has a very good B/D ratio and that gives him extra points
Basically, for the same size, the performance line of boats, like the Dehler or the First does not only offer an advantage in speed but also in seaworthiness. They have more RM to carry more sail and that gives them also a better reserve stability and a better AVS. As an important bonus they can also make better way in a blow against the wind.
I don't think you will have any problem crossing the pond in the right season with any of those boats you have asked about. A countryman that I know circumnavigated two times with a Bavaria 36 (a 1999 boat that is closer to the Bavaria 37 than to the lighter 2002 Bavaria 36), but you should have them prepared for a job, with a small third reef and a small stay sail on a removable stay, jack lines, reserve sail and the lot.
On the Dufours you have two different boats, the performance series and the other that was called classic and that is now called "Grand large". By the same reason I say that the First are better than the Beneteau, the performance series is better than the Classic series. I like a lot the Dufour 40. Well built, seaworthy and with a great storage space. In fact I have the boat for you here in Portugal (I was very tempted to buy it) you only have to come here and get it :
dufour 40 | Veleiros de ocasião 95320
Seriously, a Dehler 39, a Dufour 40, a First 40,7 or even better an older Dehler 41 or 43 cws would be perfect in what regards seaworthiness for travelling a lot offshore. But any of the other boats will do if convenientelly prepared and most of all, if you are prepared too
But all this is way out of this tread. Bottom point, the Dehler 39 is not only a fast boat but also a great offshore boat with a good cruising interior and reasonable storage space. It is also a pleasure to steer. What do you want more?
Hello Paulo, thanks for chiming in. I know that the speed of the SV is important to you and I understand your logic; while it is less important to me but it is nice to have. Understand that we can't have it all, thus we need some compromises as what we really need between speed and sea comfort/offshore capable.
I know HR352 and D39 are two different boats. Let's assume that HR352 is 10 in offshore capability in a scale of 1 to 10 and 10 is highest score. How do you rate the followings:
2. Jeanneau SO 37 to 42
3. Beneteau First series (1985 to 1998)
4. Bavaria (37 to 42)
5. Dufour (37 to 42)
My intended purpose of the boat is coastal and island hopping with a trip or two of crossing to Europe. I don't beleive I need a Westsail full keel, but with a proper weather window I want to cross the Pond with some degree of confidence with the boat.
Hei Andrew, Hei Marty. Yes Marty is right, that is a Judel/Vrolijk design. Vand de Stadt design seaworthy boats but Judel/Vrolijk are the ones responsible to have transformed the Dehlers into very good looking boats.
About the Dehler 45 I have posted about it on the Interesting boat thread. I have been inside one and yes it is a very nice boat with a really good looking and very good quality interior with some annoying details, not in the interior but just to do a bigger interior.
For instance it is ridiculous that in a modern 45ft you have to have a two cabin boat to have a decent storage space. It is what happens on this one. For making the aft cabins bigger they have taken away almost all the space from the cockpit lockers that are now pretty useless.
Also that rearrangement of the cockpit (closed cockpit) is really ugly. You can close a cockpit without making it look odd. The 45 is a modified 44 (older boat) and the 44 looked a lot better at least in the version that had not an almost all black interior
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By Oliver Goldsmith
Cast includes
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To come to my house, to call for what he likes, to turn me out of my own chair, to insult the family, to order his servants to get drunk, and then to tell me, "This house is mine, sir". By all that's impudent it makes me laugh.
Hardcastle, a man of substance, looks forward yo acquainting his daughter with his old pal's son with a view to marriage. But thanks to playboy Lumpkin, he's mistaken by his prospective son-in-law Marlow for an innkeeper, his daughter for the local barmaid. The good news is, while Marlow can barely speak to a woman of quality he's a charmer with those of a different stamp. And so, as Hardcastle's indignation intensifies, Miss
Hardcastle's appreciation for her misguided suitor soars. Misdemeanours multiply, love blossoms, mayhem ensues.
This little barmaid though runs in my head most strangely, and drives out the absurdities of all the rest of the family. She's mine, she must be mine,
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Arsène Wenger admits he wanted Arsenal's postponed Boxing Day fixture against West Ham to go ahead.
The game, which was called off due to proposed industrial action, has been rescheduled for either Wednesday, January 23 or Saturday, January 26.
"Ideally I would have loved to play," Wenger said.
"I always prefer to play the game. The authorities decided to cancel the game so we have to accept it and play that game at another moment of the season. I would have preferred to play.
"We will practice on Boxing Day for sure. Christmas Day I have not decided yet."
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It's not methodical. There is no method. :(
It's oddical.
Doesn't it amaze you how often he loses his dribble almost as soon as he crosses the half court line? Often a big like Sheed or even Prince is forced to take the ball from him and you know the possession is not going to be a good one... Speaking of Prince, I lost count on how many shot fakes he had in last night's game... that needs to be kept as an official stat because he must hold the all time record.
I try :winner_first_h4h: I could answer your question but first I require a small fee for my troubles..then I charge by the minute.
Did anyone hear Curry during last nights game yell at the players to boxout during a free throw shot? They were talking about it on the radio today. I didn't hear it, but if the players really need to be told to box out by their coach then we have a bigger problem then any rotation can fix. This also begs the question is Curry micro managing the game to much? I've never noticed, but after hearing this I was wondering if Curry is being over controlling and not letting his players play. Just something to think about.
I heard that too. The problem was that is was on the first free throw.
Yeah, I know. I figured that out right after I posted my post. Slow on the uptake today. Still a bit feverish.
Haha, I wish I recorded the game so I could go back and hear that.
I'm just kidding. He's actually not that dumb.
You got me then I wouldn't put that past him
I totally fell for it too. TaS is a pretty sneaky guy.
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The 31-year-old goalkicking winger, who is returning to Wests Tigers in 2014, will be appearing at the DW Stadium for the last time in Friday night's Super League play-off semi-final against Leeds.
Richards' farewell has been overshadowed by the confirmation this week of Sam Tomkins' move to New Zealand Warriors but he is guaranteed a wonderful reception from the Wigan fans at the end of the match.
However, the 2010 Man of Steel is hoping it will not signal the end of his Super League career as he sets his sights on a return to Old Trafford for next Saturday's Grand Final.
"I suppose it will be a bit emotional but I'm going to try my best to take the emotion out of it," Richards said.
"We need to just go out there and perform and think about our roles in the team.
"At the end of the day, it is a game of rugby league, it's 80 minutes and the best side goes to Old Trafford.
"You can't be worrying about players leaving or even thinking about Old Trafford yet, it's about playing a really tough Leeds team.
"We know we're in for a great test because they're such a great team."
It promises to be emotional too for England forward Lee Mossop, who is also leaving the club to try his luck in the NRL, and team-mate Ben Flower admits there is a collective desire to send the trio out on a high.
"That's one thing we've talked about," Flower said.
"For us as a team, we want the best for them.
"We want them to go out on a high and, if we can get to the Grand Final, it will top the season off for them."
Leeds will be aiming to ruin the party and stay on course for a third consecutive Grand-Final triumph.
They won at the DW Stadium in the last game of the regular season as well as in the corresponding match last year and demonstrated their big-match temperament to pip St Helens 11-10 a week ago, thanks to Danny McGuire's late drop goal.
"It's nice to have come through that type of match," McGuire said.
"We've had it tough this year with plenty of injuries but we're still battling it out.
"We know we've got to come up with another great performance to keep our season alive but hopefully we can get the result and get to Old Trafford once again."
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Watch any kids' TV show and you'll see commercial after commercial marketing directly to the kids. Advertisers have long known that the best way to get you to buy something for your kid is to enlist said kid as their agent on the inside. So I thought this Play-Doh ad campaign from Singapore (as seen at Ugly Doggy) was an interesting and hilarious reversal.
Ostensibly, it takes the old-fashioned approach of convincing us parents that Play-Doh is a mild-mannered toy that you can trust to babysit your precious little ones. But the way it does that isn't old-fashioned at all. It uses humor and danger to exploit my generation's overriding consumer impulse: the need to feel cool. Also, consider how much more acceptable it is today for adults to buy, collect, even play with toys. You don't see anybody's desk decorated with action figures on Mad Men. So while the dark humor appeals to your more mature (or at least adolescent) side, the colorful pleasure of these meticulous miniatures make you want to grab a handful of Play-Doh and start molding, like a kid. As somebody who almost always hates ads, I'll admit that campaigns like this are why I say "almost". Click "read more" to see the whole line.
Thanks, Fipi Lele!
I laughed! The pills really did it siince Play-Doh is supposed to be safe to ingest.
Draug wrote:I laughed! The pills really did it siince Play-Doh is supposed to be safe to ingest.
yeah, what is it, made with wheat products I believe? so 20th century. I wonder if it actually has any nutritional value (other than the likely digestive coloration effect)
edit - I guess no one's bothered to measure the nutritional value. I'm mildly amused that it's something yet to be on the internet. I did spot the latest playdoh patent, if you ever want to make it at home http://www.wikipatents.com/6713624.html-1
Yeah, these are way awesome. The pills rock!
I laughed too.
Until I realized that once dry, it would then become a choking hazard...
I wonder if any of these would pass thru airport security.