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|I think I may have but I dont remember what everyone said. until i just read your post i had completely forgotten that I posted it lol. therefore i didnt check my forum history and reread my thread haha. the cougars been sitting in the driveway for quite a while. i tore the engine apart to replace a head gasket and havent had time to get it put back together. got the heads and the manifolds back on, but thats it. so ill get that done, put a new master cylinder on, and sell it! btw anyone wanna buy it? LOL
Klutch, didn't you post this a few months ago, and had a bunch of replies?
You mean it still isn't fixed?
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|Sounds pretty much like your master cylinder is by passing....best thing to do is replace it. Be sure and bench bleed the new one before you put it on.
|I assume by "booster button" you're referring to what pushes on the master cylinder to move the pistons?
|the other Mick
it could be the master cylinder.. or the booster. booster can be checked easily..
detach the master cylinder, hold it carefully in your hand and ask a friend to push the brake pedal.. try to press against boosters "button".. (what´s it called? sorry.. lack of vocabulary..) if you can hold it back, then the booster is broken..
Brake Pedal Has No Pressure
I have a 1986 cougar my friend gave me to work on, and in the process of getting it home, something happened to the brakes. It had a blown head gasket, so I couldn't drive it home without burning it up, but I had it running to drive it out of the yard so I know the brakes worked fine before I towed it. I was in the cougar on the way home while my wife pulled me with the truck. Because it had the head gasket problem, the engine temp would shoot up too high after about 30 seconds of the car running, so I just had to put the ignition in run position to unlock the steering wheel, but I couldn't start the engine to get vacuum to the brake booster. The problem with that is my wife got a little crazy with the gas when she was towing me, and of course the brakes don't like to be applied with the engine off. So as I'm trying to slow down from 45mph I have to push really hard on the pedal to get any braking action, and I had to do this a lot, especially when we started going down hill. The closer we got to home, the less braking power I had regardless of how hard I pushed the pedal. Well, we got home and I started the cougar to try and drive it to where I want it instead of pushing it, only to find out that I have NO BRAKES whatsoever. The pedal has a decent amount of "spring" feeling to it. There is a little resistance when I push it down, and it springs back up quickly, but there seems to be no pressure. Brake fluid is not leaking anywhere, and when I take the cap off the master cylinder and have someone apply the brakes, there is only a tiny ripple at the top of the fluid, rather that the usual spurty action. I can push the brake pedal over and over again all day and at the end I still have the identical level of fluid left in the master cylinder.
I'm assuming that it's a problem with the master cylinder, like one of the pistons is not sealing or something, but I wanted to ask first. A master cylinder is only $17 + core, but if it's not the problem, why waste my time! haha. So any help here would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks!
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If you want to know how big a deal coastal construction and zoning regulations can be, you don't have to look further than the tree house at Angelinos Sea Lodge, a bed-and-breakfast getaway at Holmes Beach on Anna Maria Island, Fla.
Kathy Prucnell, a reporter for the Anna Maria Islander, has been following the saga of the tree house since fall of 2011, when officials at the Holmes Beach, Fla., City Hall first got wind of the structure through an anonymous phone call ("HB officials ponder tree hut construction," by Kathy Prucnell). City officials referred the matter to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) — and that's when things got serious.
Richard Hazen and his wife Lynn Tran Hazen said they had asked the city if there were rules about tree houses and were told that there were not, the Islander reports. The Hazens, whose home includes four rooms offered as vacation rentals, intended the tree house as a spot where guests could "read, write, relax and dine," the paper reported.
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But the Hazen's attorney, David Levin of the Sarasota, Fla., firm of Icard, Merrill, Cullis, Timm, Furen & Ginsburg, P.A., obtained an engineer's report saying that the structure's impact on the land was minimal — and maintaining that the tree house constituted a "minor activity," exempt from the permit requirements of the CCCL.
This January, the tree house was still there — and so was the bureaucratic process, reported the Islander ("DEP: Tree house owner can apply for construction permit," by Kathy Prucnell). "The owners of Angelinos Sea Lodge — previously ordered by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to remove or modify the property's beachfront tree house — will now be allowed to apply for a permit for the structure they began seaward of the Coastal Construction Control Line more than a year ago," the paper reported.
And now, attorney Levin has asked the town to grant the Hazens an exemption from permitting for the as-built structure, reports the Islander ("HB lodge seeks 'after-the-fact' exemption for tree hut," by Kathy Prucnell). Levin argued that state regulations exempt "minor activities which do not cause an adverse impact on the coastal system and do not cause a disturbance to any significant or primary dune." And he said the tree house, supported by a tree and two posts "similar to those supporting other exempt structures, such as beach awnings and other shades, typically found along the beach," is located behind an existing seawall that was buried by the state during a beach renourishment project. "It would be virtually impossible for such poles to have measurable impact on the coastal system," wrote Levin.
Public opinion in town appears to be mixed. One commenter wrote, "Once again, a citizen pushes the envelope way too far... Build it to code." Another wrote, "Without DOT fair oversight of public lands, we'd have hundreds of goofy, unsafe structures littering our dunes." But the tree house has its fans: Wrote one, "Last November we watched the care and attention Mr. Hazen was giving his new construction. I think it looks fabulous in keeping with the old Floridian style." Another wrote, "Finally something gets built on our island that isn't hulking, atrocious, and utterly out of place, so of course the village idiots in charge must tear it down."
Tree houses to one side, Holmes Beach has bigger fish to fry. The town is now embroiled in a far-reaching controversy over home construction, triggered by a trend toward investor-built homes with as many as six bedrooms, permitted as single-family homes but intended for use as vacation rentals. On February 7, city commissioners imposed a freeze on all new construction in the town. After an outcry, however, the town agreed to reconsider, just a week later, reported the Islander ("AM commission may reconsider ban on building projects," by Rick Catlin).
"Holmes Beach builder Greg Ross of Ross Built Construction Co. said at the Feb. 14 meeting that he has several projects under development and on hold in Anna Maria because of the administrative moratorium," reported the Islander. "His projects are nearly ready for permit submission, he said."
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Original post made by Hal Bailey, another community, on Feb 14, 2008
In previous discussions of the role of media in the creation of community, the subject was confused by considerations of government formation. In reality, no formation can be pursued until a community is established simply because there is nothing to tie residents together in common needs and in-common culture.
In the Diablo Vista (Alamo) Region, there is a collection of neighborhoods with many being their own community. There is a minority of Alamo organizational leaders, participants and supporters that consider themselves the Alamo Community.
The discussions now occurring among Diablo Vista Region neighbors are how community can be created as a in-common culture and what role media plays in the reporting of such an emerging community.
With the subject defined, what are your thoughts?
Hal Bailey
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on Feb 14, 2008 at 8:44 am
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Dear neighbors,
It will be difficult for any editor or reporter to provide stories of community in the Diablo Vista (Alamo) Region. Issues within our region divide neighborhoods from local organizations and continue to grow in intensity. The root causes of such divisions are communication and the lack of it.
Our editors and reporters have nothing to report but the actions of minority factions in our region. An excellent example is Supervisor Piepho's reliance on the Alamo Community Council for guidance in traffic management in our business district. For those of us who have attended these council meetings, we know that the same 10 or less individuals that are part of the AIA, AIM, and county agencies are the attendees and are significantly disconnected from the majority of neighbors in our region.
Editors and reporters need majority resources before any concept of community can be reported. Isn't this forum becoming our majority reporting?
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on Feb 14, 2008 at 10:07 am
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Dear neighbors,
As a major news media researcher and reporter, I will not excuse media from researching the stories they report. People and Event Stories may be readable but the quality of the story is in the depth of reporting provided. Editors and reporters need to study the issues of the events they report and provide clear, concise understanding of the event's impact on a community and its residents.
Media has a primary role in building community and should be the many voices of community culture.
Victor Vincente
Alamo TX - Austin TX
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a resident of another community
on Feb 15, 2008 at 2:10 pm
Dear neighbors,
As a new resident in the Diablo Vista (Alamo) Region, I have appreciated how my neighbors immediately reached out to my family and welcomed us. In particular, my parents' home needed various things fixed and neighbors either help me do the repairs or provided excellent repair references.
Such a sense of neighborhood simply makes my family's move very enjoyable. As I venture down the hill to the Iron Horse Trail, my walks have produced many warm greetings from other walkers, several conversations on the benches along the way, and more neighbors to get to know.
In my view, we are a collection of neighborhoods along the Iron Horse Trail with community among neighbors and neighborhood-to-neighborhood. I hope to find the same community among all the neighborhoods of our region.
Thanks neighbors,
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on Feb 16, 2008 at 8:14 am
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Dear neighbors,
It seems we have made our points about creating community. We agree that our region has neighborhoods that are communities in themselves with many neighborhood-to-neighborhood links. We agree we need to be resources for issues in our region so editors and reporters can provide more in-depth reporting. We realize a minor faction within our region is attempting to legislate community by forming an Alamo city government.
We should realize at this critical time for our region that our communication among all neighborhoods and organizations in the Diablo Vista region has been unsuccessful. We need to define why.
What are your thoughts?
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on Feb 19, 2008 at 5:35 pm
Dear neighbors,
At coffee today, regional neighbors were considering how our knowledge of our region has increased as The Danville Weekly increased coverage of events, people and issues in our region. We quickly understood the privacy of our neighbors as a barrier to more stories and more reporting by The Danville Weekly, but we all stopped just to say thank you to all at The Danville Weekly.
Issues and their background are neighbors' responsibility to bring to editors and reporters. Then we can expect in-depth research and reporting to better inform us on each issue.
Thus, we created our own issue, "How do we serve those that serve us with information?"
Your thoughts?
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on Feb 21, 2008 at 9:21 am
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Dear neighbors,
AS we read the Contra Costa Times announcements of staff reductions and lay-offs, we can realize that we will be getting less local news from involved reporters and editors. We will likely return to published releases by local/regional governments that contain no news content or purposely misrepresent the reality of government actions.
We are all at risk of being deceived by the lack of good reporters and the willing lies by politicians.
Upper Tice Valley neighborhoods
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on Feb 22, 2008 at 8:29 am
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Dear neighbors,
As we read this week's edition of The Danville Weekly on-line, we see the potential for media to have a very strong role in community creation and communication. Danville Blvd was considered by a contrived council created by county government and without real proposal to eliminate the danger. Guy Houston announced retaliation against Berkeley rather than consideration and communication. SRVUSD and parents blindly claim a parcel tax is a "no brainer" much like Alamo incorporation is a "no brainer."
Excellent reporting and editing of real community-based news is occurring and Iron Horse neighbors are privately considering the subjects as presented. It is community and news is it catalyst.
Kathy Bell
Iron Horse neighbors, Diablo Vista Region
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a resident of another community
on Feb 26, 2008 at 7:24 am
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Dear neighbors,
Our county once again is putting a lid on information and documentation including reducing the releases of information about supervisors' actions. With three supervisors facing campaigns where the majority of voters are looking for alternatives, CCC-BOS is attempting to restrict any and all information that could impact campaigns. Two supervisors not running for re-election are trying to keep recall campaigns from being part of the November elections.
Such restriction of information should be enough reason to consider alternative candidates, DRAFTED if necessary, so that our county government is OUR county government.
Iron Horse neighbors
Diablo Vista region
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a resident of another community
on Feb 27, 2008 at 11:29 am
Posted at request of the author
Susan and others are asking for more information from our governments. That means more in-depth, timely reporting that focuses on priority issues in our region. As you look at on-line news pages and printed front pages, neighbors should ask if we are receiving the coverage we require.
Iron Horse neighbors
a resident of another community
on Mar 1, 2008 at 7:10 pm
Dear neighbors,
My neighbor asked today what is going on in our region, and "what's the status of incorporation?"
Like many more, this question presents an issue of reporting that is complicated by a broadly-based desire to be confidential.
It remains a secret, everything,
a resident of another community
on Mar 2, 2008 at 8:47 am
Dear neighbors,
We moved to this region last spring at the start of the AIM incorporation efforts. Our new neighbors talked at length about formation investigations by neighborhoods in Alamo over several years leading to a conclusion that formation of any allowed form of additional government would not enhance neighborhoods' role in local planning.
I have looked to all media in our region for presentation of formation options and detailed analysis of the impact on our neighborhoods and region. None has been offered by any media, proponents, opponents or governments. My only resources for understanding came from neighbors' collections of research resources and expert summary by resident municipal law counsel.
In my view, newspapers are losing market because they do not deliver events, issues and analysis in their reporting as demanded by their readers. Certainly, the talented writers are available but the content is missing.
Do you agree?
Bev Westin
Iron Horse neighbors
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If it were a matter of breeding, natural selection by mother nature would have accomplished a super bee long before this.
Sometimes I overthink problems and your "scientific neglect" approach interests me.
When I first started to keep bees,I lost every colony-every winter. Always had ample food stores in each hive. This was when I used no treatments whatsoever. Now I can say that at least 60%(not too bad when compared to others near me) of my hives survive the upstate new york winters.
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Moots, beeks in the north country run four medium 8 frame to winter. I think you can get by with three for brood. Starting with four brood boxes and adding three supers, makes 7 boxes high.
...I noticed some time ago that bees will often ignore the #1 and #10 frames anyway. Perhaps that's the motivation toward 8 frame equipment? Not sure, besides being lighter and easier on the back, which is my motivation :).


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ESPN - Well-traveled F Barnes re-signs with Warriors - NBA
He'll probably have a good year and end up signing a good contract after the season...but some of the guys who signed fairly lucrative deals seem less talented than him. I'm thinking a guy like Jason Kapono...basically one one dimensional player...got a decent deal....why couldn't Barnes?
I'm kinda thinking Barnes is in the Flip Murray class. They can score and look ok in the scoresheet. Kapono is in the Dell Curry class. One dimensional, yes, but that one dimension is gold.
OK. How about Matt Carroll signing a 6 year 27 million dollar contract? Seems to me he played well against us the two times I saw him last year but Barnes has to be comparable to him?
Another Bruin gets to showcase his talents again next year. Go Bruins
Lot of talk about Barnes is that he's prospered in that run-n-gun system. I wonder what would he look like in the structured environment like SA.
I am not a BArnes expert but maybe its the difference between a scorer and a shooter. A shooter can spread the floor making it easier for your key guys to score.
My guess is that he wouldn't look too good playing for anyone other than Nellie. I'm just not impressed with his game. He's scrappy, but can't really defend. He's only a decent shooter. There's a reason nobody offered him a contract.
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You can choose a cosmetic plastic surgeon in Oak Brook from this list with confidence, knowing that he or she possesses exceptional training, outstanding credentials and experience with all areas of the face and body.
This list features only plastic surgeons in the city of Oak Brook. To widen your search, choose a nearby city from the list to the left, or click here to search by ZIP code.
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Lawrence A. Sterkin, M.D.201 N. Mayfair Road Suite 530 Wauwatosa, WI Tel: Click for phone number414-443-0033
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Lawrence A. Sterkin, M.D.201 N. Mayfair Road Suite 530 Wauwatosa, WI Tel: Click for phone number414.443.0033
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John Hijjawi, M.D.8700 Watertown Plank Road Milwaukee, WI Tel: Click for phone number414.805.5469
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John Hijjawi, M.D.1155 N. Mayfair Road Wauwatosa, WI Tel: Click for phone number414-955-1000
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Christopher J. Hussussian, M.D.Plastic Surgery Associates 22370 Bluemound Road Waukesha, WI Tel: Click for phone number262-970-5600
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Paul W. Loewenstein, M.D., FACS13800 W. North Avenue Suite 110 Brookfield, WI Tel: Click for phone number262-717-4000
|84.63 Miles
Philip L. Sonderman, M.D.1513800 W. North Avenue Suite 110 Brookfield, WI Tel: Click for phone number262-717-4000
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Philip L. Sonderman, M.D.15Suite 110 13800 W. North Avenue Brookfield, WI Tel: Click for phone number262.717.4000
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Nicholas A. Flugstad, M.D.1600 116th Ave. NE Suite 204 Bellevue, WA Tel: Click for phone number425-454-5133
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Mark F. Blake, M.D.5201 N. Port Washington Rd Milwaukee, WI Tel: Click for phone number414-963-0500
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The surgeons listed above are members of The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, licensed by the state of Illinois and certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS).
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ABPS Certification and ASAPS Membership Matters
The ABPS is recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties to certify doctors in the specialty of plastic surgery. Following medical school, ABPS-certified plastic surgeons must have completed a minimum of 5 years of surgical training, including an accredited plastic surgery residency program. Members of ASAPS must be in at least their third year of active practice following ABPS certification.


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Hi gang!! Interested in a resin left gauntlet missile?
These were last offered in September of 2003!
Fettcicle and I have done another limited run of our gauntlet missile. We are still enlisting the services of the same professional caster who originally constructed the molds and poured the missile's for us using a rotocasting machine. The caster's work is superb. This is not a basement/garage operation by any means. This is the guy's profession and it shows!
Here are some of the features:
1. Cast-in metal mounting studs and hardware to mount the missile to your gauntlet. So you don't have to permanently attach it to your gauntlet!
2. A metal rod inserted into the front of the casting to replicate the end of the missile's tip. And to provide additional rigidity to the casting!
This missile is appropriately sized for the FP gauntlets!
Mounted on the FP gauntlet
Compared to the real deal
Compared to the real deal
What was used as the master?
The master used for the missile is the all metal missile Fettcicle and I developed. To date this is still one of the most accurate missile's made. This is a bold, but true statement (ok pun intended too). Countless hours were spent developing the master you see here. This was to ensure it was the closest thing to the real deal. We used every available photo and trick we had at our disposal to build it right. Specific measurements were made and crosschecked over every aspect of this master. Now we now want to share a resin version with the TDH gang again.
Have we enticed you?
The nitty gritty details if you are interested:
~Cost $40 for the missile and shipping via USPS priority mail with delivery confirmation to the continental 48.
~ Paypal, money order or cashier's check
By all means post any questions you have here. I or Fettcicle will answer them for you.
Your name goes on the last after you have paid. Only 18 spots total
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2. teo3 -Paid / Shipped
3. gorman -Paid / Shipped
4. Fettism -Paid / Shipped
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Aphrodite has a pink nighty :?
Heavens to mergatroid!!!!
She gave both my Husband and I a gift for our upcoming 27th ... A gift certificate to a very well known beauty salon in our town for a ....... pedicure.
Will do my own...maybe teach DH how to paint nails...Some people say to take your own tools, but I am not even brave enough for that.
How soon after can I shave my legs?


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Head Strength and Conditioning Coach
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The primary goal of Iona College Strength and Conditioning is to enhance the student-athlete experience by embracing the athletic department's overall mission of shaping future leaders and building champions in athletics, academics, in the community and in life.
Iona College Strength and Conditioning supports the athletic department's overall mission by providing our competitive athletes the means by which they develop attitude, work ethic, mental toughness, discipline and Gael pride. The student-athlete benefits from a comprehensive and individualized strength and conditioning program designed to ensure the highest level of athletic performance.
Furthermore, we foster a safe, positive, and entertaining environment that promotes both the physical and cognitive development of the student-athlete. Our strength coaches are constantly researching, developing and implementing strategies to fully maximize the ten components of a highly skilled athlete- strength, power, coordination, agility, speed, flexibility, conditioning, injury prevention, recovery, and nutrition.
We believe strength and conditioning is the foundation of a successful athletic career. The Iona Strength and Conditioning program positions our teams for greatness through a comprehensive "hands on" approach that helps each student-athlete Move the World.
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i want to know if theres a place you can get the whole suit, pretty well made for not too much?
i want to know if theres a place you can get the whole suit, pretty well made for not too much?
First thing I'd suggest doing is reading this thread:
New to TDH? Read this about how much you will spend!
Every now and then a full suit will come up on the board, but they are fairly rare and usually several thousand dollars.
Most people build up over a period of months or years, getting one piece at a time as they can afford it.
there's always this one!!
it's only 60.00 on amazon.com! lol
seriously though, your best bet is using the search function, reading the posted thread above, and checking every single day in the cargo hold with your fingers crossed and a nice sized bank account.
I've put about 1800.00 in mine now, and its pretty much done. But I know a LOT of people who have spend A LOT more than that to do theirs (using metal parts and BM armors and such). Some have done it for a lot less with different quality of parts (making the armor themselves out of trash cans)
I've picked a pretty good balance, using high quality for some parts, and making my own smaller parts to save $$ where I can. But its taken me about a year to finish it. So if you can imagine, its VERY rare for someone to sell their armor they spent so much effort working on. When it does happen, its usually for 2500+ dollars. And its usually kinda sad
Be very careful with eBay too, cause a lot of the stuff sold there is kinda lower quality than what you can find around here with some effort.
very well put, wolfie...i couldnt agree more with the idea of taking your time and piecing it together with balance in the areas you want to spend more compared to areas you can save some by doing it yourself...i wouldnt sell what i have got done and am waiting on for less than 2500 and its not even done yet.... take your time bro, piece it together, and you will get more out it in the long run...
I found that most of the enjoyment is putting it together yourself. Helps you forget how much you spend
Yep I started with a budget of $3000.00.......And like all movies....I am at about $3600.00. But I also have painted my own stuff which can save you hundreds if not a thousand $$$$. But TDH is a wonderful supply of information with tons of DIY tutorials and helpful members. If you live near a TDH'er with a Fett see if they will let you come over and see just how complex a Fett is. Correct me if I'm wrong guys but my SE Fett consists of 19 main parts. But 6 of those consist of smaller but needed parts. The gauntlets alone have about 14 different parts. Thats also no including decals. All of this is in the thread Stormtrooperguy posted. But all that aside welcome to the boards and TDH.
Hey this type of post seems very familiar...where have I seen this before??? LOL. But seriously, this isn't just something you can pick up and decide to do on a whim. It takes planning, MONEY, and time...lots of time and paitence. If you want something quick and cheap Boba or Jango is not the way to go.
I was originally planning on doing a suit under 1,000....now, I wish!!!! More like 2,000 plus once everything is said and done. My advice from someone who originally wanted to do a cheap Boba...look around here and compare to what best fits for you. I got really cheap armor off ebay...after many hours of fustrating work I salvaged some of the armor. So better to pay more and save your self MAJOR STRESS!!! Hope that help you out there and hope it works out for you! Cheers!!


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Willow Run Golf Course
P.O. Box 234
Reynoldsburg, OH 43068
This Jack Kidwell
designed golf course, built in 1964, provides a front side that
requires the golfer to properly place their shots and a back side that
touts one of the toughest par-4's in the state (#13).
It has bent grass
greens and blue grass fairways with plenty of water and bunkers to
challenge the golfer.
Whether you are looking for a facility for a
round of golf or a complete golf outing, we welcome you to
experience Willow Run Golf Course.
The amenities include a
full pro shop and indoor and outdoor banquet facilities
in our updated clubhouse.
Join us for the Jason Murphy Memorial Golf Outing - June 13, 2015
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Hello once again, everypeoples. I haven't been here in quite some time, and I have since given up my plot for building a scratch bucket due to lack of time and skill. I may, however scratch something else in the future.
Now on to business. I have decided to purchase a helmet kit, and I'd like some advice on who makes the best one for a lower end budget. Any thoughts or comments would be appreciated. Thanks.


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International Student Exchange Program (ISEP)
Meet the Students
Alyssa C. was a Psychology major who went to Kansai Gaidai University in Osaka Prefecture in Spring 2012 as a junior. She has since graduated from WCSU.
Hirakata, Japan, Kansai Gaidai University:
Alyssa C. attended Kansai Gaidai University in Japan in the Spring of 2012.
What were your favorite and least favorite
Alyssa: My favorite foods were curry, gyudon, and okonomiyaki. My lest favorite food was Japanese pizza (has mayonnaise on it).
Did you travel a lot?
Alyssa: Yes, to Kyoto, Nara, Kobe, and Tokyo.
What did you do during your free time?
Alyssa: During my free time I hung out in the seminar house with many of my friends, went out to bars and clubs, and ate a lot of food!
What were your favorite and least favorite
things to do while abroad?
Alyssa: My favorite things were to discover new places to eat and travel and make new friends. My least favorite thing was going to the bathroom on a Japanese style toilet.
Was communicating easy?
Alyssa: No. At first, I didn't know any Japanese or even how to order food, so I had to have my friends help me, but after a few weeks I got used to it. Not as many people in Osaka speak English as in Tokyo. I did learn basic Japanese, and i don't consider myself fluent, but I can communicate with people and read and write Japanese.
What difference did you find with regards to
Alyssa: The classes were much different. Japanese classes were five times a week and were pretty difficult. However, our lecture courses taught in English were very easy compared to home.
What advice would you give to other students
traveling abroad?
Alyssa: Although you may read about culture shock, there's nothing like experiencing it. It gets pretty scary in the beginning and you'll doubt why you ever decided to travel, but force yourself to get out and try new things and you'll love it!
How would you summarize your overall experience?
Alyssa: I absolutely loved everything about my trip and was sad to leave at the end. I will never forget the people I lived with, and we're already planning our reunions. This trip was a once in a lifetime experience, and I wouldn't have had it any other way.


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|"Are you a wizard or not?"
The title of this article is conjectural. Although it is based on canonical information, the actual name is conjecture and may be supplanted at any time by additional information released from canonical sources. If this occurs, please move this page to the appropriate title.
The Ministry file on Remus Lupin was kept in the office of the Head of the Muggle-Born Registration Commission, Dolores Umbridge, along with files on most other wizards in Great Britain. It contained such information as deemed relevant to the needs of the Muggle-Born Registration Commission. The file was created by the Administrative Registration Department and approved by F. L. Wakefield.
Known contents
- His name (Remus Lupin)
- His identity number
- His date of birth
- His birthplace (unknown to Ministry records)
- His eye colour (green)
- His hair colour (light brown)
- His weight (169 pounds)
- His height (6 feet, 2 inches)
- Any relevant marks/scars (a large scar across his face)
- His schooling (Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, sorted into Gryffindor)
- His occupation (Former Defence Against the Dark Arts Professor)
- His current whereabouts (unknown to Ministry records)
- His blood status (Half-blood, with notation that he is a member of the Order of the Phoenix, and thus a potential blood traitor)
- His family (birth family unknown to Ministry records, currently married to Nymphadora Tonks and expecting a child. His status as a werewolf was also noted here.)
- His security status (tracked, with all movements monitored, as Undesirable No. 1 was deemed likely to contact him-- claimed, despite lack of knowledge regarding current whereabouts)
- This file misspelled "werewolf" as "warewolf."


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Kovacik Insurance scored 20 of its 32 runs in two innings during a doubleheader sweep of Punxsutawney on Sunday and clinched the Indiana County Senior Legion regular-season title.
Kovacik Insurance scored nine runs in the second inning of a 15-10 victory in the first game and plated 11 runs in the first inning of a 17-0 romp in the second game.
With a 16-3 regular-season record, Kovacik earned the top seed for the upcoming Indiana County and Region 7 tournaments. The county playoffs are scheduled to begin Wednesday, and the Region 7 tournament is set to begin July 20 in Somerset.
In the opener, Reed Ratkus, Scott Thompson, Bobby Gaston, Cameron Livingston and Andrew Iezzi each had two of Kovacik's 13 hits. Adam Magalich doubled and drove in three runs, and Bobby Thompson accounted for three RBIs. Iezzi, who tripled, and Livingston, each had two RBIs.
Bobby Thompson pitched first five innings, yielding six runs on nine hits. He struck out one and walked three.
Dakota Byers stroked a pair of doubles and single and drove in two runs for Punxsutawney. Dakota Thomas banged out three hits, and Reuban Taylor and Dane Baker had two each. Baker and Brandon Blose each knocked in two runs.
The second game lasted only 2 1/2 innings. Scott Thompson yielded one hit, walked two and struck out one, and Ratkus went 3-for-3 with three RBIs.
Anthony Faulk, Bobby Thompson, Scott Thompson and Adam Magalich chipped in two hits apiece. Bobby Thompson drove in three runs, and Faulk and Andrew Schultz each knocked in two.


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Australia's Federation, in 1901, coincided with a new era in scientific thought. Scientists began to dig deeper into the evolutionary and bio-geographic origins of Australian fauna. Palaeontologists uncovered the remains of extinct fauna, speculating on their form and behaviour.
This period also witnessed an increasing sense of national identity forged through identification with Australia's environment. Victoria's first national park was created on Wilsons Promontory, and artists and scientists were increasingly drawn into the emerging conservation movement.
Ellis ROWAN (c. 1847–1922)Brooding Egretc. 1907Gouache on coloured card
The text on Ellis Rowan's portrait of a Brooding Egret openly acknowledges a debt to Arthur Mattingly. In 1906 Mattingly visited Plumed Egrets nesting in Victoria's Riverina, but was appalled to find 'nearly one-third of the rookery, perhaps more ... shot off their nests ... plundered for their plumes ... There were 50 birds ruthlessly destroyed, besides their young (about 200) left to die of starvation!' His photographs of the devastation were a catalyst for an international movement against the exploitation of exotic birds, slaughtered in the millions for the millinery trade.
By the time Rowan appropriated Mattingly's incendiary photographs, she was famous as a botanic artist, willing to endure discomfort and danger in pursuit of her subjects. Her work blurred the distinctions between natural history illustration and fine art, with their close attention to scientific detail combined with impressionistic interpretation.
Walter BALDWIN-SPENCER (1860–1929)Robert WENDELKowari (Dasyuroides byrnei)c. 1899Lithograph, and pencil on paper
Baldwin Spencer was an anthropologist, zoologist, bio-geographer, educator and artist, who later became director of the National Museum of Victoria. While on expedition to central Australia he met the reclusive Pado Byrne at 'Bleak House' on the Overland Telegraph Line. Despite living in contrasting worlds the men cemented an enduring scientific partnership, with Byrne regularly sending specimens to Melbourne.
Frank KNIGHT (b. 1941)Marsupial Lion (Thyalacoleo carnifex)1981Gouache on paper
In 1859, Richard Owen first described a massive fossilised skull of the 'Marsupial Lion', a fierce carnivore capable of bringing down a Diprotodon or a large kangaroo. 122 years later Frank Knight painted this predator attempting, leopard-like, to haul its prey into a tree. The image is remarkable for showing the Thylacoleo inhabiting a recognisably Australian landscape.
Knight depicted the marsupial with a spotted coat, but we really know little about its appearance. Recently rediscovered cave art from the Kimberley is believed to represent a hunter in combat with a large, heavily striped animal that may be Thylacoleo.
Scientific research is increasingly a collaborative and interdisciplinary process. Palaeo-illustrators today work closely with palaeontologists, analysing the relationship between living animals and their extinct relatives.
Humanities InquiryFederation marked the bringing together of different states to form one Australian nation.
Research the history of the first national park in Victoria and explain how its development reflects the changing values of the federated nation.
Science InquiryWhat scientific evidence does Knight draw on his illustration of the Thylacoleo, which was an animal that was already extinct at the time of drawing?
What hypothesis can you make about what motivated Rowan to create this stunning image of the Brooding Egret?
Art InquiryEllis Rowan is a famous Australian botanical illustrator.
Investigate Botanical illustration in Australia. What were Rowan's influences?
Find a botanical specimen and create a botanical illustration.
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Rectrix Aviation provides upscale ground handling services to aircraft operators and executives who rely on corporate or private jets.
Services include:
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Hot Shooting, Balance Spark Green Bay's Exhibition Win
By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay men's basketball team got all it could handle from St. Norbert in the opening half of an exhibition game on Wednesday night at the Kress Center, but hot shooting and lockdown defense after intermission helped the Phoenix lead by as many as 27 and cruise to an 83-63 win. The game against the cross-county foe served as the team's only official tune-up for the 2012-13 season, which opens on Nov. 10 when Chicago State visits the Resch Center.
Junior Alec Brown (Winona, Minn.) made his first three shots and finished 9-of-11 from the field to lead four Phoenix players with 18 points. Senior Brennan Cougill (Sioux City, Iowa) 10 of his 16 points after halftime and added seven rebounds, and sophomore Keifer Sykes (Chicago, Ill.) and junior Kam Cerroni (Sussex, Wis.) added 11 points apiece. Sykes added five assists without a turnover.
Coming out of halftime with a 44-39 lead after St. Norbert shot 55.2 percent in the first 20 minutes, Green Bay imposed its will defensively and scored the first 11 points of the second half. Sykes capped the run with a three-pointer to make it 55-39 with 16:38 to play.
After the teams then traded baskets on three-straight possessions, the Phoenix drained a trio of three-pointers to cap a 14-4 run that increased the Phoenix lead to 74-48 at the 10:19. Cougill sandwiched two threes around a triple from junior Sultan Muhammad (Grand Rapids, Mich.) on three consecutive possessions. On the strength of the two runs, Green Bay had opened the second half with a 30-9 spurt.
Green Bay made just 1-of-6 three-pointers in the first half while St. Norbert drained 5-of-10, but five different Phoenix players made threes as the Phoenix hit 6-of-10 from long range in the second 20 minutes. Junior Daniel Turner (McCordsville, Ind.), who missed the final 16 games of 2011-12 with a torn ACL injury, knocked down his only three-point attempt in his first game action since Dec. 31, 2011.
Freshman Jordan Fouse (Racine, Wis.) started alongside Brown and Cougill on the front line and did not disappoint in a game-high 28 minutes of action. The 6-foot-7 wing finished with seven points, six rebounds, six assists, four blocks and three steals. Muhammad and sophomore Greg Mays (Chicago, Ill.) led the Phoenix bench with seven and six points, respectively.
"[Jordan] gives us another offensive weapon out there who is very skilled and instinctive," said Cougill. "It is fun to watch your teammates have success out there, and definitely watching Jordan Fouse tonight do his thing was a lot of fun to watch. He always finds the open man, and that makes it a pleasure playing with him."
Green Bay shot 58.2 percent from the field (32-55) and 43.8 percent from long range (7-16) overall. The Phoenix dished out 21 assists and committed just eight turnovers. The team also registered 10 blocked shots.
St. Norbert was led by sophomore Andrew Schwoerer, who scored 14 points. The Green Knights are coached by UW-Green Bay alum and former Phoenix standout Gary Grzesk, who played for the Phoenix from 1992-96.
Read a full season preview of the men's basketball team and watch a 1-on-1 interview with Wardle.
Full season ticket and Pick 5 packages are on sale now with the Green Bay Athletics Ticket Office. For more information and to order tickets, please call 920.465.2625 or visit the athletics department offices in the Kress Events Center.
For the latest and most up-to-date information on Green Bay Athletics, please visit GreenBayPhoenix.com.
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I'm a teacher of foreign English that for half a decade has taught business professionals and university PhD students, and last week my school's teacher who was responsible for teaching children walked out without notice. Now, my school has told all of the parents that I have years of experience teaching 2 year olds when I literally have 0.
Now I find myself in a situation where I feel unprofessional and inexperienced and entirely out of my depth and I desperately need help figuring out how to teach young children.
I've been given Oxford's Cookie and Friends (A) and now I'm sitting here with a cat puppet on my hand and I'm being told I need to dance around and be more lively. Trying to teach them is further complicated by the fact that they're so young they can't even write in their own language yet, so I can't even translate or write anything for them.
Can anyone give me some advice that has some experience teaching infants and / or with these particular teaching resources?


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Tried my first candle.. didn't go so bad! I have a friend who is SO much into candles. I thought the best thing for her would be a candle. Any wrapping advice?
Candle Making For a Gift
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In this collection of Dveykus, Lev V'nefesh and Aish, Kol Zimra sings the songs of Abie Rotenberg, in acappella featuring 17 songs composed by Abie plus 3 brand new songs! With special guest vocalists Abie Rotenberg, Shloime Dachs, Yehuda!, Eli Shwebel, Eli Kranzler, Dov Rosenblatt (of Blue Fringe) & Ophie Nat (Neshoma Orchestra) with songs from D'veykus, Aish & Lev V'Nefesh. Featuring songs such as "U'vnei Yerushalayim", "Boee V'Sholom", "Acheinu", "Hamalach", "Lakol Zman", "Mi Bon Siach", "Yehi Shalom", "Small Piece of Heaven" with bonus track "We Stand As One." (NOTE: No musical instruments were used in the production of this album. Certain sounds were produced using the human voice and may sound like real musical instruments.)
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It's officially spring, and we're switching to lighter, brighter wines. Join us to taste four springtime fresh wines from around the world.
About Weekend Wine School:
Looking for a fun, casual weekend activity in Chelsea? Come to Weekend School! These classes will take place on Fridays from 7:00-8:00pm and Saturdays from 2:30-3:30pm, so you can pop in after work, brunch, or a local food tour, then do some shopping at Chelsea Market. Each class will cover 4 wines of varying styles that fit the day's theme. Our expert instructors will give you lots of information about the wines featured (including printed handouts with tasting notes), and they'll answer any questions you may have. Tickets are available to purchase in advance online! Each class is limited to 45 people, so book in advance to make sure you get a spot before class sells out. And after the class ends, you can shop our store and get 10% off all wines or spirits featured in that day's class. See our full class schedule online, and join us to taste and learn!
At each class you'll get:
- Tasting-size pours of 4 wines
- Placemats with tasting notes for all wines poured
- 10% off all wines featured in the class
- Personalized instruction from one of our resident wine educators
In a group of more than 6 people? Please book a private event. We find that large groups joining our classes can be distracting and take away from the experience for the rest of the students. Also, we cannot ensure that there's space for a large group to all sit together. So please let us create an amazing custom private class for you instead!
For more in-depth instruction, see our listing of weeknight wine tasting classes.
Please note - Cancellation with full refund is accepted up to 48 hours prior to event date. No refunds are given for cancellations after this point. When you purchase a ticket to an event or class, your name, or your gift recipient's name, will be added to the list and checked at the door, you WILL NOT receive an actual ticket.