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"Occupation Double" is the number one T.V. show in Canada. It's described as a cross between The Bachelor, Big Brother and The Amazing Race, starring beautiful people, looking for true love.
Location Manager, Ron Davidson says, "Everybody wants to find love, experience romance and have their heart filled with that life experience and the manner in which they present this show, gives an opportunity to 7 men and 7 women, to seek out and see if that's right for them."
In the end, one couple will emerge as the winner, having found true love. In the past, it's filmed in Portugal, The Dominican Republic and British Columbia. Right now, the 9th season, is shooting in Palm Springs, and local businesses couldn't be happier. McLean Company Rentals helped secure the main properties, rented for the production. Kelly McLean says, "We have one property that was involved in the production and was used for the red carpet event. Our other properties are housing the host of the show and production managers. So, 5 properties in all."
Marquis Villas is the home away from home for the production crew, during the next 3 months. General Manager, Nick Gronkowski says, "We're talking over 3,000 room nights total for the entire production."
That also includes Canadian network reps, who are enjoying special discounts at local restaurants, as part of the deal. Davidson says, "They love to eat and they like their wine!"
Davidson, says in typical reality show fashion he can't reveal too many details at this time about the cast, date locations or whether or not love is blooming on set. You'll find out more, after the first episode airs, in 3 weeks. And don't expect to see the cast strolling down Palm Canyon. They can't make a move, without producer approval. Davidson says, "The crew, that's a different story. They're out and about in the community, enjoying the lifestyle that the city has to offer, which has been sweet and delicious to them, all at the same time.
Palm Springs is the perfect backdrop for one lucky couple, to utter those three little words, or in the language of love, "Je t'aime."

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In the '90s, Blanchard became a leader in his own right, recording for the Columbia label, performing on the soundtracks to Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing and Mo' Better Blues, and composing the music for Lee's film Jungle Fever. In fact, Blanchard has written the score for every Spike Lee film since 1991, including Malcolm X, Clockers, Summer of Sam, 25th Hour, Inside Man, and the Hurricane Katrina documentary When the Levees Broke for HBO. With over 40 scores to his credit, Blanchard and Mark Isham are the most sought-after jazz musicians to ever compose for film. In the fall of 2000, Blanchard was named artistic director of the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Keeping up with his love of live performance and touring, Blanchard also maintains a regular studio presence, recording his own original music for the Columbia, Sony Classical, and Blue Note labels. His albums have included The Billie Holiday Songbook (1994), Romantic Defiance (1995), The Heart Speaks (1996), the acclaimed Wandering Moon (2000), Let's Get Lost (2001), Bounce (2003), and especially Flow (2005), which was produced by pianist Herbie Hancock and received two Grammy nominations. Blanchard has been nominated for 11 Grammys and has won four in total, including awards for New York Scene with Blakey (1984) and the soundtrack A Tale of God's Will in 2007. In 2005, Blanchard was part of McCoy Tyner's ensemble that won the Grammy in the Best Jazz Instrumental Album category for Illuminations.
A quintessential sideman as well as leader, he has worked with prominent jazz players including Cedar Walton, Abbey Lincoln, Joanne Brackeen, Jay McShann, Ralph Peterson, Ed Thigpen, J.J. Johnson, Toots Thielemans, the Olympia Brass Band, Stevie Wonder, Bill Lee, Ray Brown, Poncho Sanchez, Dr. Billy Taylor, Dr. John, Lionel Loueke, Jeff Watts, and many others. Scarecrow Press published his autobiography, Contemporary Cat. By April of 2007, the Monk Institute announced its Commitment to New Orleans initiative, which included the relocation of the program to the campus of Loyola University in New Orleans, spearheaded by Blanchard. During 2007, the Monterey Jazz Festival named Blanchard Artist-in-Residence, and the festival formed a 50th Anniversary All-Stars ensemble featuring trumpeter James Moody, Benny Green, Derrick Hodge, Kendrick Scott, and Nnenna Freelon. In 2008, Blanchard helped score the hit film Cadillac Records. Signing with Concord Jazz in 2009, he released Choices -- recorded at the Ogden Museum of Art in Blanchard's hometown of New Orleans -- at the end of that summer.
In 2011, he paid tribute to the innovative Afro-Cuban recordings of Dizzy Gillespie and Chano Pozo by teaming up with Latin jazz percussionist Poncho Sanchez for the studio album Chano y Dizzy! In 2012, Blanchard returned to his film work by scoring the soundtrack to director George Lucas' WWII action/drama Red Tails. The trumpeter returned to the Don Was-helmed Blue Note in 2012. His first offering for the label was Magnetic, an album that showcased a new quintet and guest appearances by Ron Carter and labelmates Lionel Loueke and Ravi Coltrane. In 2015, Blanchard followed up once again on Blue Note with the electric fusion and R&B-infused Breathless. Featuring backing from Blanchard's band the E-Collective, Breathless also included contributions from vocalist PJ Morton. ~ Michael G. Nastos
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Bassnectar is the stage name of Lorin Ashton a freeform electronic music producer and DJ based in Santa Cruz California. He is best known for his live performances light shows and community engagement. Bassnectar's original musical influences included metal and rock bands such as Metallica Megadeth and Nirvana. In his early career he played session bass for American death metal band Exhumed on their 1995 split cassette with Haemmorhage. He integrates these influences into his own musical career sometimes quite literally like his track "Pennywise Tribute" which was released on Vava Voom. He has also stated that early ambient artists such as Orbital played a major influence in his style; the chords from Orbital's 1991 hit "Halcyon" can be clearly heard in Bassnectar's track entitled "Empathy" off the "Vava Voom" album. Bassnectar experienced an immediate sense of welcome and comfort going to raves in the mid-nineties which led to the confluence of his heavy and electronic style of music. He has been creating genre-bending music since the 1990s using a variety of programs such as Vision/OpCode Reason and Ableton Live. Bassnectar describes his music as amorphous and ever-changing which is reflected in the diverse sounds and personalities of his numerous albums EPs and podcasts.
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Nice! I had the same idea, but a similar one printed on TeeFury a while back. This is a unique take though.
oakenspirit wrote:There is but one beverage that gets you so wired you can take on the world... or a wall- made of solid bricks...
orabbit wrote:Nice! I had the same idea, but a similar one printed on TeeFury a while back. This is a unique take though.
curses... should have googled harder...
Here's a close up of the word bubble madness... ;)
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This is simply beautiful...
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Re: Sleep When You're Dead
Love the detail around the lettering... solid job ace.
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This is crazy man... Very slick. I like the lil dude... reminds me of the creatures in BRAID.
Whoa... love the whole concept here. Colors are awesome, and I really dig the expression on the zombie.
Nailed it...
Love this design! Not sure about the shirt color though.
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I love this! I think I've found my favorite for this derby. Very, very cool.
Great use of line and simple tones on the shirt colour. That cat looks like he puts in some hours.
deborah11565 wrote:1668 first served in the U.S.
1668 - First brought to the American colonies.
walmazan wrote:In our head it make more sense to leave a coffee stain in his way ;p
I love it. It makes perfect sense to leave a trail of the coffee, as if he's dripping (how embarrassing, poor little guy) . I didn't even notice they were roller skates, but that makes me love it more. I really hope it prints!
Re: Coffee Time
Awesome design Boots, and you read my mind! Anytime is the right time for coffee.
Re: Infinity Café
Another refurbished entry. I always loved the pun on this one. I hope the subtle infinity symbol isn't too subtle. Hopefully low enough to avoid drawing attention to your lady parts.
Re: The Almighty Coffee
Doh! Forgot to carry the Q.
Re: Cafe Cafe Cafe Cafe Cafe Comedian
ha! a new take on the molecular approach. nice.
yes, I'll take one.
Nice one but they said "no text".
Maybe a reboot without text ?
rcdl wrote:Nice one but they said "no text".
Maybe a reboot without text ?
Actually it says "No text only". It has to have a graphic too -- which this one does, so it's okay.
Re: i like my sugar with coffee and cream
I don't even like coffee, but I want this shirt just because of the Beastie Boys reference.
Solid work.
This one came together really well. I'm liking the Art Deco styling in every element of the design.
tangolite132 wrote:Yep
Three colors on Cranberry.
why on cranberry? it doesn't really match :/
Love this shirt!! Hope it gets chosen to be sold here!!
dang... i wanted one
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5 Colors on Silver, we hope you like it!
Looks really great on gray! Awesome Tony! :D
Awesome work as always Nacho! Good Luck! :D
I love it! Hope it prints, I might buy two
pyromike25 wrote:this would be really cool if it could have glow in the dark ink.
i second this
Looks great but needs to pop more with better colouring. +1 anyway.
Re: A city that never sleeps
I really like the style of this. It would make a great logo for a coffee shop.
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This is awesome! Love his hoard of coffee beans. That black blood of the earth sure gives buzz!
Wow! So nice
So original! Love it
*This* is the shirt I must have! I would buy this one in every size, long sleeve, hoodie, tote...It's perfect and classy! I hope this moves up quickly!
Re: Coffee
This is exactly how I feel about my first cup of coffee in the morning. Well done!
deborah11565 wrote:What is the DISC 1819 for ?
That was the year that friedlieb Ferdinand Runge discovered, isolated and purified Caffeine.
Really nice. Love the line work and the scratchboard look it has. Personally I think the colors are fine, the white is enough pop for me and the muted colors give the feel of night.
oakenspirit wrote:Love the detail around the lettering... solid job ace.
SkekTek wrote:Whoa... love the whole concept here. Colors are awesome, and I really dig the expression on the zombie.
Nailed it...
Thanks Oak! Thanks Skek!
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Get help on the SAT and ACT. Students with LDs might quality for accommodations -- such as extra time, an assistant to read the questions aloud or a private testing area—but you must apply for this help before you register for the tests. Both have approval processes that can take a while. Find out more (and download the required forms) at www.princetonreview.com/learning-disabilities-sat-act.aspx.
By the way, college admissions committees will not know that you took the test with accommodations, so there's no reason not to apply.
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It was a sad day for me the other day....
My girlfriend, who I love and adore, committed the cardinal sin and all I could do was stand there and watch in slow motion as my newly painted knee pad fell through the air, bounced off an open draw and smashed on the floor.
A truely sad, sad day.
Boy did she feel sheepish! It wasn't out of spite, just a plain old accident, good thing I love her otherwise it would have been a case of "no disintegrations" straight out the window.
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In the Official Matchday Programme, Tom Watt examines the many links between Arsenal and the borough that's been our home since 1913.
We've all got our own ways of getting to the Home of Football. If yours brings you out of Finsbury Park station and down St Thomas Rd, you'll know the council block on your left that announces itself as Vaudeville Court, so named because it sits on the site of the old Finsbury Park Empire.
Music Hall was what people did for fun in N5 before the Arsenal arrived; actually, it was what people everywhere did for fun before the movies arrived.
One of London's most famous theatres at the turn of the 20th century was Collins Music Hall down at Islington Green, which had already been packing them in for nearly 50 years by the time the Empire opened in 1910. When Henry Norris built Highbury, he sent for the top man: Scottish stadium architect Archibald Leitch.
So, when Moss Empires Ltd decided that Finsbury Park needed a Hall of its own, they got in his showbiz equivalent: Britain's greatest-ever theatre-builder, Frank Matcham.
The Empire held 2000 people and, right through until it closed in 1960, there'd be Arsenal players in the audience, taking advantage of the offer of free tickets for matinee shows. The Empire also advertised in the Arsenal programme from the early 20s onwards. Over the course of 50 years, all the great names of variety played Finsbury Park, from Houdini through to Max Miller and Arthur Askey. During the 50s, the Beverley Sisters were regularly top of the bill and later brought their very English glamour to Highbury while Joy's husband, Billy Wright, was Arsenal manager.
The Empire's greatest claim to fame, though, was as the first theatre where the Saw-The-Woman-In-Half trick was performed, in January 1921. Hampstead-born magician Percy Selbit was the man responsible for what the papers described as 'bloodthirsty, hair-raising spectacle'. Selbit made sure the word got round, parking an ambulance outside the front door in Rock Street and getting stagehands to carry buckets of fake blood out through the theatre between performances.
Arsenal's closest personal connection with the Empire, though, was rather tamer. Harold Walden isn't one of the club's most famous names but perhaps deserves a bit more by way of his billing. An amateur centre forward, he scored one of the goals that saw Great Britain beat Denmark 4-2 in Stockholm to retain their Olympic title in 1912. There was more to Walden than football, however, and more people saw him on stage at the Empire than during his very brief Highbury career.
Walden's career in the Halls began in 1919 when he was talent-spotted at the Bradford Alhambra. A year later, he made his debut on the silver screen, playing a centre forward in a silent movie called The Winning Goal. Walden signed on at Arsenal shortly after that and scored in one of his two league appearances but, by the end of the season, had returned to his pre-War club, Bradford City, where he saw out his playing career.
That wasn't the end of Harold and Islington, though. Once his playing days had finished, Walden went back to the evening job. Originally a singer, he turned up on the bill at the Empire as a 'Yorkshire Comedian' and was apparently only too happy to be out of the game.
Asked to compare football and his new career, Harold replied: "With football it's 45 minutes each half, rain or snow, with a 10-minute interval and a raspberry from the crowd if you don't score.
"On the Halls it's 10 minutes each show,'twice nightly', and a two-hour interval in between. And there's a benefit at the end of each week, whether you score or not."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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WORCESTER, MASS. – Canisius senior guard Billy Baron scored a season-high 31 points and fellow seniors Jordan Heath and Chris Perez chipped in 15 and 14 points, respectively to help lead the Golden Griffins to an 83-73 win at Holy Cross in the Hart Center Monday night. The win moves Canisius to 7-4 on the year while the Crusaders slipped to 5-5 with the loss.
Baron's 31 points came after he went 7-for-15 from the field, 4-for-8 from the free-throw line and 13-for-13 from the free-throw line. He also had nine rebounds, five assists and a steal in the win, while Perez also added seven made field goals and four boards. Heath added three blocked shots and five rebounds to the Griffs' effort, as the Blue and Gold out rebounded Holy Cross 38-31 for the contest. Freshman Zach Lewis came off the bench and scored eight points to go with five boards and Chris Manhertz was good for six points and six rebounds in the victory.
"This was a solid team win on the road against a really talented team," Canisius head coach Jim Baron said. "We did a great job of switching defenses on them and I thought that really helped us neutralize their big guy [Dave Dudzinski]. We got good minutes from guys off the bench and down the stretch we knocked down free throws when we needed to."
Dudzinski had a team-high 16 points for Holy Cross, but he scored just six of those in the game's second half. He also tallied 10 rebounds for a double-double. Malcolm Miller added 15 points for the Crusaders and Justin Burrell scored 11 points, but Holy Cross turned the ball over 13 times, which the Griffs turned into 19 points.
Canisius trailed Holy Cross 19-12 with 11:51 left before halftime, but the Griffs used an 11-0 run over the span of 2:50 to take a 23-19 lead, a lead the Griffs would not give up for the rest of the night. In that run, Perez scored the first four points with back-to-back lay-ups and the scoring spurt was capped by a 3-pointer by Lewis from the right wing with 8:41 left before the break. In the second half, Holy Cross narrowed the Canisius lead to one, but a bucket from Perez and a pair of free throws from Baron pushed the Griffs' hold back to five at 48-43 with 16:47 left to play. Holy Cross took another run at the Griffs and trailed 55-53 with 9:58 left to play, but a traditional three-point play from Manhertz and a Baron trey gave Canisius an eight-point cushion at 61-53 with 8:56 left on the clock.
Holy Cross made it a three-point contest with 2:07 left, but Heath ended the Crusaders' hopes on Canisius' next trip down the floor when Heath drilled a 3-pointer from the left wing off a pass from Baron with 1:36 left on the clock. Down the stretch, Canisius went 8-for-10 from the charity stripe to close out the game.
For the game, Canisius shot 47.3 percent from the field, 40 percent from 3-point range and 82.1 percent from the free-throw line while scoring 34 points in the paint against Holy Cross' 26. The Crusaders shot 40.4 percent from the field, 29.2 percent from behind the arc and 76.9 percent from the charity stripe.
Canisius will play host to its final non-conference home game on Saturday, Dec. 21, when the team plays host to Lamar. Tipoff in the Koessler Athletic Center is set for 4:15 p.m.
Game Notes: Canisius and Holy Cross have now played 18 times in series history, with the Crusaders holding a 13-5 lead in the series… The win was Canisius' first in the Hart Center in five tries… Baron has scored 30-or more points in four games as a Griff, all on the road… Perez has scored in double figures six times this season and 53 times in his career… Manhertz's six rebounds gives him 635 career boards and he moved into a tie for 12th place all-time on the school's rebounding chart with former Griff Tony Massiello... Junior Josiah Heath came off the bench and matched a season-high with five rebounds in 14 minutes.


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Canisius President John J. Hurley has been voted Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference President, the MAAC Council of Presidents announced late last week. Hurley will serve as the MAAC President for the next two years.
As the MAAC President, Hurley will work with MAAC Commissioner Richard J. Ensor, Esq., on the oversight of the league, develop governance agendas for various governing bodies, serve as the chair of the executive committee which handles major business decisions between the Council of Presidents meetings and oversee and sign all major league contracts.
"I am excited to work with President Hurley in his new leadership position within the conference," Ensor said. "In the past few years, John has provided tremendous guidance and insight to the MAAC Council of Presidents as the league has worked through some challenging issues related to NCAA governance and litigation in his role as a member of the NCAA Division I Presidential Advisory Group. In addition, his experience has been valuable as the MAAC underwent membership restructuring. In his new post as MAAC President, his knowledge and leadership will continue to assist in maintaining a league committed to excellence in academics and athletics."
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Hurley assumed his position as the 24th President of Canisius College July 1, 2010. His is the first lay president in the school's 142-year history. A 1978 alumnus of Canisius, President Hurley served from 1997-2010 as executive vice president of the College and vice president for college relations. In these positions, he oversaw the college's advancement operations, which included development, public relations, alumni relations, government relations and community relations. He also managed institutional strategic planning, integrated marketing, and legal and compliance issues. In addition, he served as secretary to the Canisius College Board of Trustees.Hurley recently completed his two-year appointment as the MAAC Vice President. He replaces Saint Peter's President Eugene J. Cornacchia, Ph.D., as the MAAC President. The conference also announced that Manhattan College President Dr. Brennan O'Donnell has been elected to serve as the MAAC Vice President.


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The hunt is on for a new CEO and board, Titans investor Darryl Kelly says
12 June 2013 , 1:11 PM by Rachel Fountain
Darryl Kelly is somebody we've been wanting to speak to for a while.
He's the man with the deep pockets and the passion for rugby league who brought the Gold Coast Titans back from the brink.
He's also the chairman of the board of investors.
Today, one day after David May announced his 11-month tenure as CEO was ending abruptly for personal reasons, Bern spoke with Darryl Kelly about his passion for the Titans and his search for a new CEO.
Related story: David May Quits as CEO of Titans
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You will always have something that can go wrong. I have known some people that spent $$ putting on caddy e-brake calipers and were not happy with it when they were done. You still have the cables hanging down low where they can get snagged (which you already figured out) and most calipers won't hold enough with larger tires, heavy trucks, and on hills.
The high angle driveline kit requires you to use one of his (Jess...very cool guy!) 1-ton CV driveshafts. You would have to try very hard to kill that.
Also remember that when you are in 4wd the front and rear axle are locked together. If you loose the rear driveshaft (or an axle etc.) your truck still won't roll away because your front wheels will be holding you.
If you don't have the money for the high angle kit you still have a few options. You can either find a small car with disc brakes at the j/y and pick up the caliper and rotor and get creative hooking it up. You could also make your own plate steel rotor, mount, and buy just the caliper from Jess.
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The problem with a T case brake is what happens if you loose a drive shaft or break an axle? Oh by the way I have no parking brake at this time as some one removed the hardware from the J20 axle and while it was still a Cherokee I snaged the cable on a rock! I saw these and thought some one might be interested
|I know 2 words that can describe those calipers. Poo Poo. I have taken 2 sets of those mechanical calipers off and thrown them away. Wilwood used to sell them as an add on E brake to the hitech rear disc brake they sold. They are designed for go-carts. They are so poorly suited for automotive use that wilwood won't sell them anymore. That is a statement in itself. They won't hold the car on any incline,(certainly not a truck), They rattle when you are driving and if you don't get the adjustment right they will fry your rotors. They will get you past tech inspection though. Follow triaged's advice. He is wise.
What running gear do you have? aka what axles, t-case, etc. including make and year.
I have an E-brake from http://www.highangledriveline.com/E-...plications.htm that goes on the output shaft of my 205 t-case. It works well enough to stop the truck on anything the tires will grip on. Some vehicles (like motorhomes) had driveshaft mounted e-brakes...most of them were drum.
The problem with wheel disc e-brakes is that they weren't meant to handle the added leverage of large tires and low gearing. Drum e-brakes work good at the wheel but only forward.
I think your best bet is a driveshaft mounted disc or drum.
Mecanical disc brake caliper for parking brake?
Sorry if this has been posted I know I saw it somewhere all my searches came back not found. One of the big problems with disc's on the rear is how do you get parking brakes back? there have been various ideas floating around and the problem has been addressed by different OEMS. I have a dedicated off road truck some events we go to because of insurance demand that we have a parking brake, line locks do not count. Adapting an OEM set up would be nice but my truck runs 3/4 ton running gear with a full floater rear diff. So the other day I was reading somewhere on line and saw this little Jewell. http://www.airheart-brakes.com/cal-mb1.html
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By noon, over 200 people were waiting in a line that stretched around the block, a line that showed no signs of tapering off with rationality. Like inmates on death row universally protesting innocence, every single person was sure they were going to get an iPhone. A store employee told me the store was shutting down at 2:00 PM and would reopen four hours later, possibly with barricades and sandbag shotguns ready. This was iDay.
The first people in line showed up at 10:00 AM yesterday. The guy sitting in front has tattoos all over his chest and arms, and he could probably crush my head in his hands like a beer can. One can only hope no scrawny employee tries to enforce the "no shirt, no shoes, no service" policy. The guy sitting in the back wore some kind of t-shirt about a geek ghetto squad. The guy standing on the left was just a nerd.
Right after the initial group of tents came the typical San Franciscans. Whether it's a gay pride parade, or an anti-war, anti-Bush, anti-whatever protest, somebody always shows up in costumes. There were clowns, too. The crowd itself was what you might expect at an Apple Store, mostly white, lots of black t-shirts, not too many goatees though, and only a smattering of berets. Of those buying for themselves, almost everyone I spoke with was already an AT&T customer. Not surprisingly, there were a good number of people waiting in line for someone else.
As someone who waited in line for a Wii before Christmas, I can tell you that getting on a list made up by some guy in a line is worthless. Nonetheless, all the way back to around the 150th person, everyone knew their number in line. However, expect the number of people in line to inevitably swell right before the Apple Store employees begin putting the mark on palms and foreheads, so there may be a riot, or at least a lot of whining.
What's surprising is that no one has been run over yet. Check out the guy in the middle of the picture leaning back. Of course, if he goes under the bus, everybody moves up a number. While the line was nothing like that for the Keynote for Macworld, it is astonishing to think that this scene is being repeated all over the country. That more than anything else tells you how far Apple has come, or fallen, depending on how one feels about the whole "three-legged table" speech Jobs gave yesterday.
The line went around the block and was looking to go around another side when I left. Considering that each customer can buy two iPhones, the store better have at least two hundred. Estimates from those in line ranged from 500 to 5000 phones, but if you asked anyone who worked in store they wold tell you they had no idea how many iPhones they had, or that they had no iPhones, or both. Surely, some of those waiting will go home disappointed.
Yeah, people like me, who weren't in line, not them.
No matter how hard I tried to make fun of the people in line, it just didn't work. They were smiling, laughing, even those that had been there all night and really could have used a bath. You could not convince the last in line they weren't going to get an iPhone, or the first that it would not be worth the $500 plus contract. Make fun if you can, but I couldn't because they were part of something that I wasn't today.
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If the picture works. I am trying too get Pirate up here for a vacation.
Pirate your working too hard. Get up here with us swampers and have some fun.
The stripped bass are hitting like crazy. Guest house for yah.
Take a damn break. Get the hell up here. :confused:
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350 help, code 32
ok, so heres the story. 1994 chevy truck, 350 thats throwin a code 32. it has headers, and true dual exhaust. now the o2 sensor is only on 1 of the pipes, instead of reading all the exhaust it reads half(one side) . would this confuse my truck and cause it to throw this code? i have replaced the egr valve and the egr solenoid. i have checked for vacuum leaks, but cannot find anything. any easy idead/cheap ideas ? also, it like "surges" at about 50-60 mph, and kinda seems like it misses, but not really, its weird.
thanks for the help :) :thumbup:
Back in the day a TCC solenoid under 20 ohms resistance would throw out a code 32 (false code). When you say surge, could it be a shudder?
sometimes you could call it a shudder, but its almost like it is running, and runs low on fuel, and then kicks back up again. almost like it downshifts but it doesnt. that probably made no sense. but i wouldnt really call it a shudder :\
Code 32 on TBI engines with headers and duals is a pretty common event. The reduced exhaust back pressure from these "improvements" also reduces the flow of exhaust gases thru the EGR valve. The system reads this and trips Code 32.
The misfire/lean operation is also a likely consequence of the headers and duals. I'd bet it only does this below 160 degrees of engine temp, which is where the EGR is not functional at all and the cold start enrichment is operating. When the EGR comes on there isn't enough exhaust flow into the intake, this makes a lean mixture as the air replaces the missing exhaust. The computer would attempt to make this up if it can. The data it gets from the O2 sensor is what it uses to trim the mixture. If it doesn't, either the O2 sensor is defective, or not seeing exhaust flow. Or the engine's components are wearing out, like timing chain and gears or fuel pressure regulator as examples, so the total needed adjustment to the mixture exceeds the computer's authority to manage.
You could jam up the exhaust with a rag and see if the increased back-pressure makes a difference. If it doesn't then digging deeper will be in order. A fuel line pressure check, voltage out of the O2 sensor, and whether the cam is timing correctly to the crank (not an ignition timing check). If the cam and crank are going their separate ways as happens with wear in the timing gears and chain, twisting the distributor while bringing the timing correct to the crank, leaves the ignition out of sequence to the cam which is out of sequence to the crank.
Other tricks are drilling the EGR valves orifice ever so slightly larger, this will let more exhaust to pass the valve with less back-pressure, but this is sensitive the engine cannot swallow a lot of exhust. Also, replacing the stock fuel pressure regulator in the TBI body with an aftermarket variable pressure unit so you can manually trim fuel delivery is help full and less expensive than a new chip in the computer. Hopefully you don't have to pass an emissions test as this will make the engine rich enough to fail the unburnt HCs and CO ratio part of the test.
thank you so much for all of the info. i live in minnesota, so i do not have to deal with emissions. i just wanted to get the truck running back on track, and stop wasting money on stupid parts here and there. seems like there is no "easy" fix, since i am pretty lazy. but thanks for the ideas. its a good place to start anyways.
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