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This is an awesome bird on Woot's gorgeous brown shirt which makes the bird colors pop!
Re: The Fisher King 2
The Royal blue is also nice.
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I think your art style on this is really fantastic and so well done.The characters you have created here are wonderful.
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Love the king teabag enjoying his hot steep, and the vibrant colors keep drawing me back. Really nice cmdixon.
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This is just too funny. GMV, even though it's not food related. ^_^
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Hahahahha brillliant!!! :D I want one!! :D
Re: I am King of You!
aww! this is so cute and imaginative!!
irishdevilwoman wrote:I think instead of barefoot she should have some wicked looking high heels or boots though...
That's a good idea! Maybe if I end up submitting this somewhere else I'll add in some vicious footwear;)
Thanks again to everyone for all the support! Its been a long time since I've had a shirt even near the fog so this feels pretty good!
mjmuna wrote:Perhaps the monarch's superior face-on-cone anatomy (not to mention his intimidating triple-scoop) is why he has the claim of right as King...
Ahh, just like our own world leaders, he must be reptilian underneath!
Re: Kids Kingdom
really fantastic work, totally captures the toy castle with imagination and heart in every piece. if this doesnt win let me know if you sell it elsewhere!
Re: King Me!
I am really disappointed that this shirt seems to be losing steam. I think this is a very strong design, and I would love it if I could buy it. +1 GMV
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Despite the questionable eating habits of the subject, no donkeys were harmed in the making of this graphic.
Hey, what about kings?
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I love it! I'm sorry it's not doing better.
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I fixed up this design quite a bit. I think that the changes make it much stronger.
Please re-vote!! And feedback is always appreciated. I'm new here. =P
chuuie wrote:I am in love!:D My only remorse is you didnt post this day 1, so it has less time to collect the votes it deserves >.< So awesome!
Thank you! I'm glad that you like it!
You should check out my re-submit of this. I think that it's much stronger. =)
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This is Something I would define own in my collection of Crazy T-shirts, you've done a great job on the artwork and detail and I hope you win
I really hope this wins. I would definitely buy this one.
As a side note: Yay drag queens! =P
curiousme wrote:I love the simplicity and colors of your design. Good job!
Thanks for the Feedback
Re: Crest Fallen
This design has risen faster in ranking than any other shirt except the ones in the fog. I think we may have a potential late start come from behind winner!
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Love your style!
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Looks fantastic!
Side note: I'm not sure if this is my imagination or not, but I think a lot of your designs on kelly green have been particularly striking.
truly, I love this shirt... its my fav of this derby, I believe!
I LOVE THIS! If it doesn't print here, I hope it can elsewhere. Great design!
grrlmarvel wrote:I thought of the same comic. It isn't a bad thing though.
sexy queens of hearts can only be matched by sexy queens of spades :D
This is awesome!
Pretty! Thank you! voted.
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Cute idea but no next this week.
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This shirt is very cool looking. I love the black and white combo and those claw scratches of sheer desperation to hold on.
I really like this design but it looks a lot like like the Goblin King in Labyrinth.
I spy burnination! Do want!
Is this a guys shirt or a girls shirt? JK +1 very creative
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like it
Re: My Kingdom
Surprised you haven't gotten more lovin' on this design. Nice characters. My favorite is the baker. +1 from me.
Re: Goodbye, My Kingdom
I really felt the sadness of your polar bear when I just saw this just drop from the fog. +1 lets get this one back up there.
bapezold, i was just about to say this reminds me of The Labyrinth but with more of a Tim Burton style.
creativehack wrote:The hans is in the correct orrientation, but my drawing skills may not have been up to the task. That hand is supposed to show the palm facing out (as if to push away) with the wrist turned back and the thumb down.
Thanks for taking the time to critique it, feedback always helps!
I think the issue is that it looks too flat. To be in that position, it needs to show perspective-shorter fingers and palm rather than looking like the back of the hand is flush against him.
Very creative and stylish! Definitely wearable
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by LA Dre, Oct 30, 2013.
Dead man eating popcorn.
Including Sacre, who was playing with 6 fouls and got a technical every time he fouled from that point on.
And had Sacre gotten 2 technicals he would have been ejected, but because they only had 5 he would have been able to stay in the game. However, every foul after that would have been a personal foul, a team foul, a technical free throw, and a flagrant foul - meaning they would receive a total of 2 foul shots and keep the ball. After one more foul he would have 2 flagrant fouls meaning ejection. But because they only had 5 he would have been able to stay in the game. Though, every foul after that would have been a personal foul, a team foul, a technical free throw, a flagrant foul and an ejection. In this scenario the Cavs would receive 4 foul shots, the ball and get a free shot from half court worth 5 points. After that? Well he would turn into Amir Johnson. Sadly, we never got to that point...
Just think if Sheed would have found himself in that situation. Would have been heaven on earth for him. He could have finally engaged the refs in full debate where they would be forced to hear all of his arguments.
Coach Cheecks would have had him intentionally fouling down the stretch to stop the clock if that happened to the Pistons.
Just watched Cleveland beat Washington. The number one pick is no longer a punch line to a joke. He looked good inside and on midrangers. This was the sixth straight Washinton game I watched the past few days. I saw the Wiz come so close to, for the first time in franchise history, beating three straight teams that are over 20 wins more than losses. They lost in double OT to SA, after having beaten OK and Port. The Wiz use three very good skills players in Wall, Beal, and Ariza along with some pretty decent bigs in Nene and Gortat. And they have some pretty darn good bench players too. But compared to the Pistons, their front line is noswhere near dominant as the Pistons front line. (Until you factor in Singler being part of our front line while Washington uses pretty solid front line players like Saraphin off the bench, so in all, we have a pretty poor front line compared to Washington.) (Also, the one reason we can beat Washington, Pope can shut down Beal 100%, but since we just took Pope out of the starting unit, I guess we can forget that. Going to have to rely on our starting front line doing major damage before coach destroys our front line by playing Singler there.)
Check out this box score: Grizzlies at Hawks - February 8, 2014 - Game Preview, Play by Play, Scores and Recap on NBA.com 1 FTA by ATL, and it was due to a technical. NBA record, obviously. Prince is really not very good.
That's pretty amazing. The FT thing.
In other NBA weird stuff, CP3 returns back to action tonight and his team excited to see him responds with a 46-15 first quarter as the Clippers currently lead the Sixers 58-19 with 7 mins left in the second qtr. one of these teams is definitely tanking....
Halftime score - Clippers 69 Sixers 30. Sixers were 8 of 52 from the floor for a 15% bricking shooting percent. The sixers have tanked lost 5 in a row and heading for six. If their coach survives then yes they are tanking.
Final score Clips 123, Sixers 78....the 45 point victory was largest in team history. Their largest lead was 56 points. The Clippers led 100-51 at end of 3 and played their scrubs in the 4th.
Would the pistons have been able to hang on?
The Sixers would have cut it down from 49 to 15 and then ran out of time trying to catch the Pistons.
For those with NBA TV, you may have witnessed a team with three of their starters out managed to get a road win vs a team that was 24-4 at home. Yep those never say die Spurs beat the Clippers in LA tonight as only Blake Griffin & Jamal Crawford (my two fantasy studs) show up for the game where the Spurs were missing starters Tony Parker, Tiaggo Splitter and Kwahi Leonard. CP3 probably played to much in the all-star game and looked like Stuckey tonight shooting 1-11 and was a non-factor. The Clipps will be missing starting shooting guard JJ Reddick for another 3 weeks so they need to find his replacement and Jared Dudley was MIA again shooting 2-7 and 1-5 from beyond the arc....(we don't need him) The Spurs don't sit players on the bench all season like the Pistons and Clippers do. Popovich plays at least 10-11 players a night no matter if the game is tight or a blowout. So on a night where three fifths of the starters were down and out, those bench players filled right in because they are used to playing every game and not once a month. Filling in for Tony Parker, Patty Mills scored 25 points including 14 in the 4th to hold off the Clippers. I just picked him up in the FA pool late last night, so lets hope he pays dividends for me. One other note, the Spurs are 2-9 vs the top six teams and gulp, those two wins are vs the Clippers..........
I watched the 4th quarter after reading the recap. Patty Mills! He is finally getting an opportunity with Parker out and playing with a lot of confidence right now. He led the Olympics in scoring so can definitely put the ball in the hole. Clippers weren't playing with much energy and the Spurs were able to keep the lead at 10 most of the way down the stretch. Still not sure if the Spurs are going to be healthy enough to play through til June, but we'll see.
I always root for those old farts. Hopefully they'll go deep in the postseason again. I wouldn't mind seeing a Spurs-Heat rematch with the seniors coming on top this time.
Has anyone seen Melo play lately? Yeah, I know that means you have to watch the Knicks which surely ranks as a cruel and unusual punishment, but I saw the game with the Mavs the other night and was pretty impressed. The guy was working hard. And on that team it really stands out.
Dirk's last second shot bounce was lucky... but what the heck kind of defense is this?
He didn't want to foul him
That did occur to me.
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Discussion in 'Great Skate Debate' started by FSWer, Nov 24, 2012.
Anyone know what she's doing these Days?
Last time I checked, she and her current partner, Eric Radford, were preparing to represent Canada in the Grand Prix Final in Sochi, Russia next month
Maybe you mean Jessica Dube?
Meagan is well and skating well with her partner Eric Radford.
^^^Pointing to Mevrouw's signature -- we have no idea what goes on in people's lives and why they may or may not know information some of us take for granted.
Well said.
FSWer - you should look up Duhamel and Radford's performances this year on the Grand Prix Circuit!
Some of D&R's performances at this year's Grand Prix.
Trophee Eric Bompard LP: http://youtu.be/8oHAMl4FGVg
Trophee Eric Bompard SP: http://youtu.be/TG_ChV9saIQ
Skate Canada LP: http://youtu.be/vnE9Oot5Hcg
Skate Canada SP: http://youtu.be/uyf546l5u2Y
I'll also be seeing her and Eric skate in a few weeks during a Celebration On Ice tour stop. Can't wait, as it'll be the first time Megan's been home w/Eric to skate/perform since she and Eric won their National Title in January. The ol Arena will be rocking in a few weeks.
FSWer has mentioned that YouTube videos can't be viewed on the webtv browser/Internet connection on his computer. That's probably why he asked here recently why NBC doesn't show pairs (or dance) because that's the only way he can watch figure skating.
Here's a new article on Meagan Duhamel about her and Eric Radford's busy December schedule : http://www.thesudburystar.com/2012/11/22/duhamel-wins-another-silver
Maybe this thread was started because it's about time Meagan got her own thread! Meagan sat behind me at the 2008 Canadian Championships. I wanted to wish her good luck for Worlds, but there didn't seem to be an appropriate time to jump into their conversation. And I got shy. But she seemed very sweet. And pretty.
Oh yes, she is so pretty.
Pretty and looks like she could break you in half with her arms! What a combination! She is a feisty one!
We are at post #15 about a Canadian skater and there have been zero comments about how much she/he is over-marked.
Now you've done it...they'll come crawling out of the woodwork any moment!
To the contrary ... D/R are NOT over-marked, IMO. Their fp performance at last year's Canadian Nationals was the stuff of magic -- they were in a zone and their reactions right after their performance said it all (even before they received any marks). Skating in the end is all about magic and living up to and realizing your dreams.
I watched the CBC coverage of the Pairs Free Skate from TEB and though I realized it was pretty good and I was very happy for them as I like them a lot, it wasn't until they showed a replay without commentary the next day that I realized how much magic there was in that performance too. Of course I could also relax more then as I already knew they had the best free skate of the day.
Would someone outside Canada please test out this link and see if this TEB performance is accessible - not geoblocked? If it works then maybe FSWer will be able to see it too as it is not YouTube. You have to watch a couple of ads first but that's all.
When I clicked on the link provided or when I pasted the link into the address bar-I was not taken to the video, but to the cbc.ca/player homepage. On the homepage, I put Meagan Duhamel's name in the search box, and was able to get a listing on the videos that way. I'm in the U.S. and was able to watch the video, without being geoblocked.
Ah that's good. Would you mind terribly trying this slightly different link too just to see if it works any better? I really can't tell because the first link seemed to take me directly to their video when I tried it myself.
P.S. to Eric, in case he's reading this: We love you too!!
That version works perfectly.
They are so adorable people. I ask them an autograph at the TEB and Eric even speak to me in french with the cutest accent ever. Meagan was a bit disappointed about her mistake (it was after the SP), but she was very available.
LOL. But they are not overmarked. I am seriously thinking they have a great shot at Bronze at GPF and Worlds. They are getting better, more consistent and more interesting all the time. Love them, love their athleticism and their attitude. And I am not Canadian .
The vid works fine in France.
You? Shy? PeterG?
Yes...Megan is very buff, but still very tiny......and a very pretty girl . She always seems so animated and I find that charming.
This link is good. Thank you!
I think one of the most endearing qualities about Meagan is that she is as much of a skating fan as she is an accomplished skater!!! You can tell that she loves every aspect of skating so much....she's definitely one of the best ambassadors for the sport!!
While I find they sometimes look slightly junior-ish, I do think that Meagan and Eric have some of (if not THE) best side by side spins in the world today. Their unison is just outstanding.


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- 11-30-10 04:30 PM #122Cadillac Owners Connoisseur
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Re: So... What is wrong with your NEW SRX?
MKX is nice.
The MKT is just a bit too long as well and if I were to go with a super long car like that I would look at R class as well.
Im just really sold on the X5 and will own one summertime I hope.
Re: So... What is wrong with your NEW SRX?
I just haven't found something that impressed me as much in design as the SRX.
I honeslty don't understand why GM choose to shrink the platform... they could have just done a simple body redesign, and elimited some of the "Issues" like impossible to change lightbulbs and most current SRX people would have upgraded to a 2011.
I am hoping most of the important things are fixed for the time being. Obviously, I have to just deal with the idiot design features like the GPS not turning off and skippy shifting in cruise. But I've found work-arounds for most such things.
I've decided I am going to keep my SRX for a while longer - - at least until it is time to replace the timing chains again. (I estimate that to be around 50k miles.)
I am - very happy - I purchased the extended warranty, as something tells me I am going to need it.
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Update April 2011
I pick my SRX up from the shop today.
it went in for the Timing Chain - Oil Change Monitor Re-Program Recall.
I also had them look at the Sun Roof - - Metal on Metal grinding noise... They found some broken tabs and replaced them.
I complained AGAIN about the annoying rattle/tapping in the head liner - - they ask me to wait and see if the sunroof work fixed the problem.
Air Pollution test (Plates are due) - I suppose it passed.
and since it only had 5% left on Oil Monitor, I had them change the oil. (Have to give some business to my Local Caddy Dealer, or it will go belly up and I'll have to go out of my way for work.)
They gave me an 10' DTS to drive. Not a bad car, but I wouldn't buy one if I were in the market for a Luxury Sedan - to many others in the price range that are much more luxurious.
I do like the digital clock on the Nav Screen - - The faceplate looks like the one in our SRX's.. I am thinking of trying a junk yard swap to see if it will fit/work.
That is it for now... the second year has gone much better then the first year - except for the timing chain thing.
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Re: So... What is wrong with your NEW SRX?
Professor.....your report tomorrow should be interesting.
My UltraView roof has developed a slight rattle around the front headliner as well, driving over the rougher, pothole filled roads, where the where the pavement is patched. Accompanying that, a slight front suspension area rattle has returned. The dealer fixed this exact issue @ 27K miles or 22K miles ago, right after I first took delivery......."worn insulators on the front swaybar" was the diagnosis and the replacement of the insulators cured it.
Guess it is that time to make an appointment with the dealer and get these things squared away.
Re: So... What is wrong with your NEW SRX?
PJ... do you cross rail-road tracks on a regular basis.
No suspension issues what-so-ever on mine.
headliner rattle is still there... The documentation from my service call states they could not duplicate - - which tells me they didn't really drive the car anywhere, because it rattled on my way home from the dealership.
I have to take her back. Before, and the entire time I've had this car, the sunroof sealed shut quietly and seamlessly.... .. NOW there is a huge Jerk and loud THUNK just as it closes. This made me climb up and look at the roof while a friend opened and closed it. Since I was up there, I noticed the rear seal that goes across the entire back of the glass is like 1/8" from reaching the glass. (but you can see indentation where the glass used to rest on the seal.) and the seal has a quarter size crush flat space like someone pried something against it on the passenger side. So I am assuming the glass now sits 3/8" forward from it's factory position. So I'll be asking for a new seal while it is still under warranty.
Since I have to take it in - I will repeat the complaint (3rd time) on the headliner rattle.
Side Note: My car has 38K on it... the dealership put a sticker in the window when they changed my oil, recommending my next oil change at 41K... :O
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Re: So... What is wrong with your NEW SRX?
No, Prof, I cross RR tracks only a couple times a month.
Re the clunking in the front suspension on rougher roads.....it is gone! @ 27,000 miles the swaybar insulators were replaced and that cured the problem until I hit 47,000, and then the noise returned. I assumed the right front insulator went bad since the dull clunking was the same, only this time on the right front. Last Friday I had brakes and rotors done, watched the whole procedure. They touched nothing else. But when I drove home the front clunk was gone!!! Drove about 150 miles over the weekend and the noise has not returned.
Go figure.
My UltraView roof still rattles a little bit up by the headliner, sounds like in the center. Think I will check as you did how the glass sits back and front and look to see any telltale signs of shifting like you discovered with the indentations on the seals.
Funny you should mention the oil change sticker from the dealer indicating a four thousand mile change interval. My mechanic recommends 7,000 on Mobil1 synthetic , yet the sticker he put on the car indicates 5,000 miles for the next one......and I have the N*. He must be lonely and wants to see me more often. Either I am popular with him or my wallet is.
Re: So... What is wrong with your NEW SRX?
Picked up my SRX last night.
Dealership replaced the front and rear rubber seals, and test drove to check for wind noise. Works fine now.
Looks MUCH better!
I'm happy - - - till next time.
- 04-14-11 03:27 PM #129Cadillac Owners Connoisseur
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Prof.........thank you (a lot) for this info you have shared on the UltraView rattle up by the headliner. It will give me something to go on with my Dealer when I take the SRX in. I think I will take a spin around the neighborhood proximate to the Dealer to find a road surface where I can easily replicate the rattle.....then take a tech for a spin back to that spot. My Dealer is 22 miles (one way) from my place, and I don't want to go there more than once to get this straightened out.
Re: So... What is wrong with your NEW SRX?
The front end rattle you heard could have been the calipers rattling. There was a tsb on this a while back.
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2006 Cadillac Srx Service Brakes, Hydraulic Service Bulletin 128439
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Summary: Rattle noise in front end over bumps that goes away with light brake apply. *tt
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PJ1520, could you keep us up to date on how your trip to the dealership goes? Thank you.
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PJ... all this stuff did NOT fix my rattle.... it is still there.
The dealership always gives is back saying they can't reproduce - - which tells me they are either have deaf mechanics, or didn't really take it for a test drive, because I have no difficulty reproducing it.
My noise is behind me somewhere - - the sound is the exact sound as if you tapped a plastic coated wire against a piece of tin. It happens when ever the SRX Flex's going over non-smooth roads. If I gently pull down on the the headliner by grabbing the corner of the sunroof hole, the sound stops for as long as I tug on the headliner. I used to have a rubber block I stuck up there between the liner and the sunroof, but it fell out one day and I lost it. The good news it the noise IS Temperature related - - it only does it below 55 degrees, and above 90 degrees... so we are about to enter the temperature window where it will be quiet for a while.
I mention this rattle every time I take the car in... .... I think they are trying to duck out of working on it until the warranty expires, that way GM gets out of of cost of fixing it - because it really is not that difficult to reproduce - all you have to do is actually drive it somewhere!
I am tempted to force the counter guy to go for a ride with me from the dealership to my home and back... it always rattles on my street.
One of these days I will get someone else to drive so I can sit in the back seat and trace the source or location of the noise.
Until then I have a a Tapillac.
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I only recently purchased my '08 SRX AWD which now has 1300 miles added to the 21000 that was on the OD when I made my purchase.
So far, I have found nothing to be amiss with the vehicle, but am using this wonderful site to apprise me of any future potential problems.
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I bought our red 2008 V8 Sport last week and could not be happier. I read the forums but bought a car with 20k miles anyway because I figured if it was going to break it would have done so by now. The history shows only a battery replacement at 9k. Love the car but the jury is still out on the extended warranty as I am getting to the age where I'm not thrilled with fixing things.
Love it -- so far!
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One of the best ever to play 3B, not only for the Reds but in all of baseball. He will be missed.
One of the best ever to play 3B, not only for the Reds but in all of baseball. He will be missed.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
You'll always be welcome back Scott. Thank you and enjoy retirement
So often, watching on TV, I saw Bruce and Votto alongside Rolen in the dugout. Quietly, he's led the team from also-ran to postseason contender by being a superb role model for great young players finding their way.
"Baseball is a very, very complex business. It's more of a people business than most businesses." - Bob Castellini
Classic case of hanging on one or two years too many, but if someone's willing to pay you multi-millions to do so, why not. That said, I'm glad he was a Red and I wish him well in his retirement. Class act all the way.
It's probably the right thing, but I don't want to admit he's done playing. I want to see him pick at 3B another year or two, just not hit. He's my favorite player of all time not named Larkin. He was my favorite non-Red for years before he was traded to Cincy. I hated liking a Cardinal that much.
I think he may be the best defensive player of this generation at any position. I know I can't think of anyone better.
I better buy a jersey now.
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Love me some Scott Rolen.
I wish he'd been a Red his entire career.
Cincinnati Here We Go.
26 Years and Counting...
Grape works as a soda. Sort of as a gum. I wonder why it doesn't work as a pie. Grape pie? There's no grape pie. - Larry David
If it's true I'll miss seeing him play the man's a legend. But it's Frazier's time to play
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Scott Rolen should throw out the first pitch on Opening Day next year.
And we should have a SR bobblehead night also!
The reds HAVE to keep him in the dugout on the coaching staff b/c the players listen to him and he could still lead the team.Congrats to you Scott Rolan on a great career.
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I'll never forget that 2010 season. Nagging injuries eventually drug him down, but for about three or four months, Rolen was just about everything you could possibly want in a ballplayer.
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Wojciech Szczesny has set his sights on catching Manchester City after Sunday's 1-0 victory over them at Emirates Stadium.
Arsenal secured the win courtesy of Mikel Arteta's late strike, but they still lie 10 points behind Roberto Mancini's side in the table with six games left of the season.
But Szczesny believes that with momentum on the Gunners' side, they could yet reel in their second-placed rivals.
"I believe we will finish third," he told Arsenal Player. "Man City have lost their chance of the title - it was a big blow to us last year and they might drop a little bit, so who knows maybe we can catch them as well.
"Our aim is to win every game and if we do that we will be in the Champions League next year."
Szczesny insists that, despite leaving it late for victory on Sunday, Arsenal were worthy winners.
"I thought we deserved to win from start to finish," he said. "Joe Hart made some good saves, we were unlucky at times but I'm sure even the Man City players would admit we deserved to win.
"We played them a few months ago at their place and they were fantastic, as good as we have faced this season, so I was expecting a busy game.
"But I will take my clean sheet, even if I had nothing to do. I was very pleased with the defensive performance of the back four and the whole team."
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With David DiCerto, he co-hosts the Gabriel Award–winning cable TV show "Reel Faith" for New Evangelization Television. Steven has degrees in media arts and religious studies, and has contributed several entries to the New Catholic Encyclopedia, including "The Church and Film" and a number of filmmaker biographies. He has also written about film for the Encyclopedia of Catholic Social Thought, Social Science, and Social Policy.
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Is water swatting in Georgia illegal? I was told earlier it was, and i havent heard anything but, some people saying its unethical.
Thanks in advance!
BigSwole wrote:I figured it was perfectly legal, as i've been with people who do it. I just had a friend that thought it was illegal and i told him i would find out 100% for him. So thanks!
My first ever hunt, 3 woodducks came in off the main river through the trees and i caught glimpse of them trying to land, i shot one, and the other landed, and the other took off. The one that landed just sat there and i wanted to shoot it, but at the same time, i wanted a chance to shoot it flying, well i waited and waited and waited, finally it took off, caught me off gaurd and it flew away. i only got that 1 wooduck that day and when i went to eat the next night, i could only think how much better 2 woodducks would have been instead of one.
so from now on I'll swat em, as long as no decoys gunna get shot up.
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"Church, Gary" <churchg at smccd.edu> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hello,
> I have an (I think) interesting problem for you Mathematica gurus.
> I'm trying to create a worksheet for my students and want to be able
> to display the plot of a randomly generated function f[x], without
> them being able to access the expression which defines f; In other
> words, I don't want them to be able to evaluate f[x].
> The idea is that each student will get a different function f[x] and
> will see a different graph and they have to determine the expression
> which defines f. They then have to plot the function they think is f
> against the actual function f[x] and turn in the two plots (or the
> one plot with the two graphs.)
> Is this possible?
> Thanks much,
> Gary
Are you looking for something like this?
To begin with, define the list lf of possible functions.
Then select a definition for f[x] at random from the list, and finally
plot it.
Repeat the second step (In[219]) as often as you (and your students)
lf = {x^2, Sin[x], Exp[-x]};
f[x_] = lf[[Random[Integer, {1, 2}]]];
Plot[f[x], {x, 0, 5}];
If you wish to keep the list secret your can hide it from being viewed
using the option inspector of the cell (right click > General
Properties > Cell Open set to false > Apply).
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If it was mine, I would take it to a reputable shop and they would let you know how much to fix it. If that $ is worth it to you then fix it. I think this auto game we are all in is about how much we can do ourselves verses how many dollars we are willing to throw at something.
Well, I know I didn't help much but good luck just the same!
77 chevy malibu classic trans. problems
I gots a 77 chevey malibu classic with a stock 305 2 barrel carburator and a automatic transmission. The transmission is slipping and will only hesitate to move in drive and 2nd gear when manualy put there. I can only get the car to move in 1st and reverse when i apply to the gas pedal. I am hearing loud grinding of metal to metal contact and only while i gots it in drive or 2nd gear. It hesitates to move when in either of those to gears while applying gas. I have another transmission from a 77 chevy Elcomino with the same engine and trans. would it be worth trying to fix the transmission in the car or switching them out. If you think fixing the one in the car is worth while or have a clue what wrong Please give any advice or comments. It has approximatly 147,500 origional miles on it!
The engine runs great and the body and interior of the car are in exelent condition. Any ideas?
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The Canisius baseball team bounced back with a 5-0 win over Fairfield University at the Demske Sports Complex on Friday afternoon. The Golden Griffins conclude the regular season with a 39-15 overall record and 15-9 record in the MAAC.
Canisius will be the No.3 in next week's MAAC Championship (May 23-26 at ARM & HAMMER PARK in Trenton, N.J.). The Golden Griffins will open play against No. 2 seed Marist College in the first round on Thursday. First pitch is set for 3 p.m. Fans will be able to purchase a video broadcast through MAAC.TV or listen to a free, audio broadcast on GoGriffs.com.
Sophomore Devon Stewart (4-5) went seven shutout innings to pick up the win, allowing four hits, walking two and striking out six. Junior Jon Fitzsimmons threw two shutout innings of relief to pick up his 10th save of the season.
Canisius used a two-out RBI single from junior Ryan Coppinger in the third and a two-out, RBI single from senior Brooklyn Foster in the sixth to take a 2-0 lead. The Griffs added a run in the seventh on a sacrifice fly from senior Christian Segar to go up by three runs.
Canisius added two insurance runs in the eighth, with Foster getting hit by a pitch with one out. After a walk to senior Chris Gruarin, an RBI single from Siddall scored Foster, with Gruarin and Foster each taking the extra base on the throw. A sacrifice fly from sophomore Mike Krische put the Griffs up by five runs and closed out the scoring.
Mike Wallace (6-4) took the loss for Fairfield (20-29, 11-13 MAAC), allowing three runs, two earned, in seven innings.
Notes: The 39 wins for the Golden Griffins are the second-highest total in program history, matching the 39 wins from the 2010 team. Canisius won a program-record 41 games in 2008… Canisus shut out an opponent for the sixth time this season… Stewart threw seven shutout innings for the second time this season (March 29 at Iona)… Fitzsimmons didn't strikeout a batter for just the second time in 19 appearances this season… Coppinger was 5-for-10 in the series with two walks and two stolen bases… Segar extended his hitting streak to five games, tied with Coppinger for the longest active hitting streaks on the team.


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Is this op-ed a parody or what? Everyone here will find it worth reading, but may not know whether to laugh or cry. I'd like to know what you think.
If that column gives you a headache, you can also use this as an open thread.
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That case was propably swallen (shot from a gun with looser chamber than yours).Originally Posted by ginkgo
If you're right handed:
Grab the slide with your left hand from the top of it so that your palm is against the top of slide and the grip is pointin downwards. Now, hit the backstrap with your right hand to move the frame forwards. Repeat until the slide opens and that empty shell ejects.
That should do the trick...


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'Roughly 10 percent of that critical season ticket base was lost before the 2001-02 season started. Coupled with a condensed schedule due to the NHL's Olympic participation (remember there were nine home games in October, approximately 25 percent of all home dates) and a horrible start on the ice, selling tickets became even more of a challenge. Attendance dipped, revenue will be impacted and there are no playoff games to make it up.'
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I have PMs out to several folks on here, and I think it would be faster to do a blanket advisory here. I don't know what my internet access is going to be whilst away, so I'm likely to drop silent until I'm back.
Serenity, I've sent you a PM specifically, since I'm going to be in Altoona. :)
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The Central City Chorus and Music Director Phillip Cheah proudly present Immortal Bach, an evening of works by the venerated composer, his contemporaries, and the future generations he influenced. The Chorus will offer two performances at St. Ignatius of Antioch (87th and West End), on Saturday, December 15th at 7 p.m. and Sunday, December 16th at 3 p.m., with guest artists Beverly Au on baroque cello and Dongsok Shin on portative organ.
The performances will be anchored by two Bach motets, Komm, Jesu, komm and Jesu, meine Freude, with sundry pieces by Schütz, Mendelssohn, Reger, Liszt, and Haßler. Also featured are the eponymous "re-working" of Bach's Komm, süßer Tod by Knut Nystedt, as well as instrumental baroque pieces by Bach's contemporaries.
Central City Chorus
Phillip Cheah, Music Director
with guest artists:
Dongsok Shin, portative organ
Beverly Au, baroque cello
J.S. Bach motets Komm, Jesu, komm and Jesu, meine Freude
Knut Nystedt's Immortal Bach
Works by Schütz, Mendelssohn, Reger, Liszt, and Haßler
About the Ensemble:
Central City Chorus, one of the premiere mid-sized choruses in New York City, is now enjoying its 30th Anniversary Season. Currently in residence at the historic Church of St. John the Baptist in Manhattan, the Chorus performs music of all periods, from a cappella compositions to works for chorus and orchestra, from countries around the world. The Chorus's repertoire includes performances of the Brahms Requiem, Mozart's Mass in C Minor, J.S. Bach's Magnificat and Christmas Oratorio, and the rarely heard Requiem by Frederick Delius. In recent years, the Chorus has collaborated with the Park Avenue Chamber Symphony in a performance of Beethoven's 9th Symphony at Riverside Church, with the Astoria Symphony in a performance of Mendelssohn's Elijah, and with the Empire State Youth Orchestra in a performance of William Walton's Belshazzar's Feast.
Phillip Cheah, Music Director, Conductor – Vocalist, pianist, and teacher Phillip Cheah is the Music Director of the Central City Chorus and of Guildsingers, a medieval music consort of voices. He is a member of the professional choir at the Church of St. Luke in the Fields and the Bach Choir of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, as well as a staff accompanist at The Brearley School.


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you know i often wondered why some of the most popular mill-surp rounds are ignored by the "big guys".
it looks like they should have come out with a 5.45x39 and 7.62x39 bolt actions way back in the 90s to me.
on the line the 5.45x39 is doing 1.5" groups -- not super gooper match --
but certainly good enough for a scout rifle shooting a max of 400m --and that is about all the 5.45 will do anyway.
would have made a hell of a survival rifle IMHO. a 5.45x39 bolt rifle with a 20" or more of barrel --with a decent scope, a man could live in the hills a long time sitting on a tin or two--LOL!


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HB,Originally Posted by hotbarrel
The square cutouts in the receiver wrench are for 1/2" and 3/4" breaker bars, that's all the handle that's needed. Actually all you really need is the 3/4" that's all most of them have.
here is an inital list. more than enough to call it a go.
I do understand that some details are still unclear so as of yet nobody is to feel obligated yet. lets keep this fun.
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HB,Originally Posted by hotbarrel
The square cutouts in the receiver wrench are for 1/2" and 3/4" breaker bars, that's all the handle that's needed. Actually all you really need is the 3/4" that's all most of them have.
yes That was why I stated that "I" needed the stubs, I actually bought a stub that was taken off with a wrench in a standard table vise the charging handle slot was crushed but thats only MY concern, and yes dremel cut-off wheels and chisels. most folks posting over at the file's dremel and turn the barrel with a open end wrench and skip the wrenchs posted above. again a little heat to the stub, the barrel vise tightened and then placed in a vice. I need the Large hole for the large breaking bar
lots of Thompson kit owners did the same thing they cut the stubs off with a dremel and a chisel, until they realized that the stub was the only part of the old receiver you could not buy, but again you folks with store bought receivers do not have that worry
Hot barrel-good luck with your venture
Will this one work -- and I'm sure it will, the difference can't be much -- on the inch ones?
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hot barrel,
just to make things a little clearer I'm looking for a reciver wrench not the barrel wrench. the cut out for the braker bar is not needed ( if you make one) Ill tack weld a plate on the bottom and clamp it down in a vice. muttman
this might help if the image works. muttman
barrel wrench's who make's or sells those????????????? why tack or weld anything just put the hot barrel receiver wrench in a vise and turn the barrel out with a OPEN END Wrench available at any hardware store and why weld anything and if you can not budge the barrel and round the corners of the barrel then get a barrel Vise or cut off wheels for your dremel
and all receiver wrenchs fit inch and metric pattern
See post #21 aboveOriginally Posted by Sprat
There is no need to weld anything to it. The receiver wrenches are designed to clamp in a vise, as is.Originally Posted by muttman
When they do come up, they don't last very long.Originally Posted by Sprat
Here's a set listed on the files last night, it sold in less than an hour. LOL


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I will create this temporarily and then eventualyl merge it into the FAQ. I will post a link in the FAQ to this thread and then subsequently unsticky this thread from the top of the forum.
With that said, post in here if you spotted a fellow R32 owner.
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|February 3rd, 2008, 06:37 AM
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Third member help needed
Im having a blast building up a little tracker this winter. She is sitting on 31" monster mudders with an automatic and stock 4.30 ratio third members. Thanks from the advice and assistance from a site member I have found a pair of front and rear 5.12 thirds. I will be on my way to the other side of the state today to retrieve them. I had been asking questions trying to learn more about possibly welding or if available lockers etc seeking the best trail traction but also allowing a safe trail rig to be occasionally driven on the road without any unsafe tendencies. Turns out the rear third is already welded on these units so I will be learning first hand its effect as soon as I mount them up. The member I am getting these from thinks that the gears could be freed from the welds that hold them now if I wished to return these to the stock limited slip.
Now some other questions;
If I wanted to try a locker like the one offered by Rocky Road, what of the third member components will I need to re-use?
Also another thing I have been wondering, I know that this welded rear is going to give me some annoying hop and torque of my rear tires on sharp turns on the pavement, since not a DD I think I can live with that, but what would be the negative effects of welding the front gears, and simply dis-engaging the front hubs when I want to drive it to the trails just down the road a short distance. I am fortunate living where I do; I have a ton of decent trails right beside me so this is a very real scenario. This must have some obvious negatives to the more experienced 4x4 Wheelers since I have not come across anyone talking about doing this, but I can't see what those negatives might be. Before I do something I might regreat I thought I might bounce it off all of you guys, anybody done this?
Suggestions welcome!
|February 3rd, 2008, 07:45 PM
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if you dont want the rear welded swap carriers & the ring gear around from the old & new rear thirds I had a rear end in a samurai that was welded & liked the fact it chirped around corners (bad handling on ice) & it lasted a long time before the welds & spiders failed
welding the ft is going to put alot of stress on the aluminum 3rd & steering Ive done it & exploded the housing but was really beating it but you have a auto(mine autos didnt have lock outs) which is smoother on power transfer so it might last Ive had lock right lockers in the ft which worked good w/ power steering
|February 4th, 2008, 11:38 AM
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I've been running my Lincoln locked Sammi on the street for over a year now as my DD. The only time I really notice the rear end is when I'm parking. Most likely the tracker third has had the side gears filled in so they can't spin on the spider gears. Just swap in your carrier in like A$X$SPIT said if you want it open again. I'd definetly go for a locker up front, because even in the trails your going to put a lot of stress on the third member with it welded. Stress your steering and your arms too. For the front if you go with a lock-rite you would probably re-use the side gears, althoough you can spend more and get one that doesn't use them. A Lock-rite would probably be the cheapest unit out there and they are pretty reliable. What are you doing with the old set of gears? I'm running stock 3.73's in my axles and could stand to move up a little.
|February 4th, 2008, 09:08 PM
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I think I can help you out with that.
Thank you for taking the time to answer my post. I want to be sure I have this straight, With what locker will I re- use the side gears? I have never opened one of these or a regular differential and although you probably would never have guessed it, I don't have a clue about these things!! And won't you need those gears If I re-use the side gears with the Lock Right or is it if I use the Lincoln? At any rate if I don't need the gears from my original third members in trying to get the locker installed you will be welcome to them. Thanks again, and if you can clear up a little of my confusion on this it would be greatly appreciated, if that is possible or there is enough time in the day!!
|February 4th, 2008, 09:17 PM
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Put the welded one in the rear and get a locker for the front (if only 1 is welded). IF there both welded dont worry bout it just put them in.
I daily drove my truck (85 toyota truck)with a welded front and a ez locker out back. Ended up switching them not to far back and liked it alot better with the real locker up front. Ez'er turning offroad and less likly to break somthing. For on the road it wasn't really that bad. Yea you do hear the tire cherp somthimes but nothing worth complaining about.
Only real down fall i found with having the rear welded/locked is in the winter or when its wet the rear end wants to walk out from under you spinning you out. That is more of which the drivers fault goofing around:tonka:
Hope that helps. Any ?s just ask
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|February 4th, 2008, 09:22 PM
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the tracker i have played with all have 2(1) pin carriers a lock right needs a 4(3) pin trail tough has a ft tracker locker for not too much more than you can get a locker & a used carrier for & the lockers installed
|February 5th, 2008, 06:25 AM
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Cool, a locker up front, and the rear third is already welded, lower gear ratio, this should make quite a difference in the little stinker.
I need to ask a question however, you stated "the tracker i have played with all have 2(1) pin carriers a lock right needs a 4(3) pin" I am not farmiliar with the PINS term. I am awaiting some manuals to arrive that may make the answer obvious, but untill they arrive I am left scratching my head!
|February 5th, 2008, 11:23 AM
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I'll see if I can explain it better. The carrier is the large center part that the ring gear is bolted to. Inside the carrier each axle goes into a side gear. Between the side gears are whats called the spider gears. On a Tracker set up there are two spider gears and one pin that goes through the carrier, through the first spider than through a spacer. It then goes through the second spider gear and out into the carrier on the other side. On a four pin carrier like a Samurai, there are four spider gears. Two are held in place just like the Tracker, the other two are held inplace by a short pin that goes through the carrier, the spider, and ends in the spacer, butted up against the long pin. These are generally considered to be much tougher because of the increased amount of parts to distribute stresses through, and that is why most companies that make lockers want a set up with 4 spider gears. Depending on what locker you buy, it will be set up to mesh with the original sidegears or it will have it's own replacement parts that fit in instead of the sidegears. I've heard on Sammi's that since the axle tubes are thin if there is any amount of bend in the tubes a locker with it's own sidegears is more likely to dissengage under stress, while a locker that uses the stock sidegears can have problems if there is much wear on the sidegears. That's probably clear as mud, but I don't have any pictures I can paste in to explain it better. It also means that regardless of what ring and ping gears you are using the center section is the same.
|February 5th, 2008, 07:00 PM
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I guess the call a carrier w/1(actual) pin a 2 pin carrier & one 3 (actual )pins a 4 pin hotwired discribed it better than i did... lockrights used in a ft samurai(tracker too I think) have no choice but to use factory side gears also if you use a samurai 4 pin carrier with the 512 s the pins need to be held in place by use of metal ring because the ring gear is smaller /shorter the one I had was a trail tough kit thingy the next one I did I welded a band that sliped in place
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I had a lock rite in the rear of my tracker. Between its light weight, great stock gearing, MTs and the rear locker the thing was unstoppable (aside from ground clearance). I never really felt the need for a front locker
|February 17th, 2008, 10:23 AM
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Finished installing the new 5:12 thirds, welded rear, open front. Actually doing so has made the spedo read much more accurately with the 31" tires than it was before. Took it out last night for a test and seems to do quite well, but with the snow 16" to 20" deep the little "G" had its work cut out for it on untraveled trails. So light it just wants to float. I knew that the year after I sold my snowmobile we would have a record year for snow fall!
Hey Hot Wired, lets touch base on the removed thirds for your Tracker!
Thank you all for the help so far, more questions coming!
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|** Forgot to say : the svt cost me only 1800 $ so it was a deal, I hope I wont put as much money as you into it The only sure thing is that I'll keep it for many years to come !!
Damn the threads are moving so fast down the first page that I've lost sight of this one Yeah i'm looking to get a new tranny/clutch/engine . Only thing is that they come from a zx3 so 5 speed tranny and zetec motor ( but I only plan to use the stock bottom end and probably ) .Since my getrag aas a lot of mileage and used one are quite expensive/rare/pretty used , I'd prefer to swap a mtx-75. Same thing for the engine: I've found only one in the arear but the guy was asking 1200$ for a high-mileage engine, which isnt a deal if I needed to rebuild it. So going with a low-mileage ztec bottom end with arp conrods and maybe eagle rods , I'd have a reliable bottom-end. The best thing is that a found a guy taht would sell me the engine/tranny/clutch/shifter base for only 300 $, shipped at my door.
I also suspect I have a timing problem since the car doesnt make any powewr under 4k rpm and even above it barely as the same power as a normal zetec ( my old zetec with crower stg1's felt twicw as powerful ) and when I accelerate I hear like a sputtering, not a misfire but more like a rumbling tone. I sounds like when I did my timing belt on the zx3 and I had one adj cam gear that slipped and timing was of by 12 degrees. I'm also waiting for my leak-down tester so I can pin-point what's causing my bad compression. I've swapped spark plugs when I bought the car also and I've replaced the thermostat housing but it is still leaking because of the plug under it.
Sometimes I regret a traded the zx3 for my svt but damn I love that car. It was really mistreated by the last owner and if I havent bought it, it would probably be at the salvage yard right now, so I'm proud that I kinda saved an SVT These cars are real hard to get by in Qc..
In total I spent $7,500 to get my car fixed. Doubled my cost of buying it. Totally worth it and I will drive it into the ground but you're looking at a lot of serious issues that makes your car not nearly as reliable and performance will be slacking.
As far as inspecting your engine. Open up the Cam Belt cover and inspect the belt. I dont know if you know but this is an Interference engine, look that up if you don't know about it, so make sure that belt has been replaced on it. Other things to check is the spark plug wires/plugs and catalytic converter.
When this car is running right it is quick and smooth. Not many 4 cylinder cars can be shifted at 2000 RPM and feel like a V6 accelerating off the line.
Best of luck!
Damn ! I just have been through positivevibez thread and I was discouraged by all it took him to get is car right . I bought a svtf a month ago and I already have encountered a couple of problems that were not existent when I test drove the car clutch is beginning to slip, thermostat housing had to be changed, tranny starts to grind a bit when shifting, had ignition problems and the motor seems to burn oil. I was told by another member local forum member who went to buy the car that the it ran low on oil so i'm now getting paranoid for every sound that might be coming front the front of the car. I'll get the car into a garage to make a compression test and oil change-up, is there anything else that I can inspect to determine whether or not the motor has suffered from mistreatment ?
It as around 250K km on it so I dont expect great compression numbers , but what would be good compression numbers from a svt ? Apart from the 10% max between cylinders.. And is there a way to know if the bearings are toasted ? (beside the knocking sound they produce when it's too late )
Thanks for the replies !! This side of the border, nobody seems to know about the svtf's
|I'm still working on mine. Nothing really wrong with it just I bought an is300 and have been dding that since october. I work at a dealership so the last thing I wanna do when i get home is work on my car. I need the motivation but I'm almost done with her. I've replaced both motor mounts, fuel filter, plug/wires, valve cover gasket, front/rear pads and rotors, new brake fluid, timing belt, waterpump, tensioners, drive belt, crank pulley, IMRC, tires, removed shitty aftermarket stereo and put in the stock unit. So much done to it and I still have a little left to do. Just rear O2 sensor hopefully. It's been a long road so I know what you feel like, at least your car is running right...haha.
Congrats! I too had a nice long 6+month rebuild on my SVT. I bought it from a very dishonest person outside of Newark.
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Winner Ford was ineffective and left me with a huge bill and nothing to show for.
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I'd opt for a full size Sig 226 DAK in .40 before the 250. The 250 has been dropped by a few agencies. Yeah there are going to be people that like them and swear by them but when multiple agencies with a broader range of samples drop it...none for me thanks.
Make sure to ask about agency discounts, such as the Glock blue label program etc.
The S&W M&P is a good choice. There are not many agencies that issue XDs as duty pistols. Sigs, M&Ps, and Glocks are your big three for those, add HK in as well, you should be able to find some good used HK USP .40s out there for a pretty good price if you look hard.


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Had the pleasure of taking pics of Dustin Crops Boy, Clone Emporer, Jango Fett Jr, Predatormv, and Jimmy BuFETT tonight. Here are a few pics from the shoot. Hope you enjoy!
Sweet pics wish I could be there.
Great pics, those costumes all look great. That Mayor McCheese is amazing and frightening all at the same time. I always wondered would the mayor eat himself if he was stranded on an island?
Woohoo! Awesome pics Braks! LOVE Mayor McCheese - fantastic work DCB.
For a second there I thought that gunner had a dented helmet... just the reflection of the light though. Excellent pics as always!
REALLY nice!!!
excelent photos! I love the upside down knees with the orange/red lighting!
Amazing as always, Art. So crisp and bright and professional. The lighting is amazing... and the angles, flawless.
As for the costumes - wow. People never cease to amaze me with their ability to make such quality stuff... SOOO glad Art is capturing them in a way that does them justice and enables us to all really, really appreciate the art of it all.
PS. Art, your tagline rocks.
Man, oh Man, wish my Fett was ready...
Still a ways to go..
Can't Wait, Can't Wait
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LOL about the mayor eatin himself - I think Pizza the Hutt had the same problem! Awesome work yall! Dal- I had a feeling you were finally gonna pull him off. I know it's been a long time thinking about it. I dont know how on earth you got something so freakishly large done. Can't imagine anyone trying to recast that burgernoggin
Fantastic Pics Brak's ..... very well done as alwasy !!
WOW! Love the ESB carbon freeze lighting! And geez! It's Mayor McCheese! That takes me back. Where's Grimmace?
Absolutely Awesome!!!! Costumes!! Photography!!! All of it!! 8)
Awesome Pics and Awesome costumes! It's great to see the hard work by everyone shown in nice shots like these!
Man I wish I was there rain and all. lol
Wow, great suits, and great shots! Durge's cannons rock. Great Fett's, great gunner, great ESB Luke, and Mayor McCheese whoa! Very scary Darth too!
I would hate to wake up one night and see the hamburger guy staring down at me. I would probably end up eating him though.
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Unreal!!!!!!!! Awesome suits all the way!! Incredible photos! Great job braks!!!
Awesome as always!
By the way, nice job with the upside down knees in the carbon freeze lighting pic
MAYOR McCHEESE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YES!!!!!!
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I Love the upside down knees and the red and blue in the carbon freezing chamber pic.................nice touch.
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Date: Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Time: Game One starts at 3 p.m.
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- The Canisius College softball team will travel east on the New York State Thruway on Wednesday to Hamilton, N.Y., where the team will play its final two non-league games of the 2013 campaign at Colgate.
- The Golden Griffins are 21-22 overall and 6-8 in MAAC play after dropping a pair of MAAC doubleheaders last weekend at Iona and Fairfield. Canisius is currently on a six-game losing streak, its longest of the season.
- Colgate is 15-29 overall and 9-11 in Patriot League play. The Raiders have also lost six in a row as well.
- Canisius starts its final week of the regular season ranked 11th in the county in triples per game with 0.33 and 28th nationally with 1.49 doubles per game.
- Freshman Meghan Cuda, leads the nation with her seven triples this season. She starts this trip to Colgate hitting .338 with 34 runs scored and 18 RBIs.
- Sophomore Robin Kennery leads Canisius with her .361 batting average. She has a team-high 52 hits on the year, making her the 24th player in school history to record 50 or more hits in a single-season.
- Kennery also leads the team in RBIs with 38. She needs two more runs batted in to become the ninth player in school history to drive in 40 or more runs in a year.
- Kennery is hitting a team-best .436 (24-for-55) with runners in scoring position and she's also hitting .813 (13-for-16) with runners at third base and less than two outs in the frame.
- As a team, Canisius has 80 two-out RBIs this season, with Cuda and freshman Tori Nappo leading the way with 11 each.
- Junior Jen Consaul leads the Griffs' pitching staff with 15 wins this year. She also leads the squad with a 2.45 ERA and 102 strikeouts in 151.1 innings.
- These two games on Wednesday are the final regular-season games for the Raiders, which have played 10-straight games at home.
- Colgate is led by senior outfielder Alana Dyson, who recently passed the 200 hit mark for her career. She's batting .359 with 24 runs scored and 11 stolen bases.
- Freshman Mariel Schlaefer leads Colgate with seven homers and 23 RBIs. She's hitting .320 for the year, which ranks second on the team.
- Senior pitcher Courtney O'Connell is 8-10 with a 3.25 ERA and 50 strikeouts in 120.2 innings of work in the circle.
- Canisius and Colgate have played 19 times previously, with the last meeting coming March 24, 2007 when the two schools met in the Georgetown Hoya Invitational in Washington, D.C.
- The Griffs defeated the Raiders by a score of 3-1 the last time the two squads met on the softball diamond and Canisius starts Wednesday's games leading the series by an 11-8 count.
- The first time Canisius and Colgate played against each other in softball was May 11, 1994, when the Raiders posted a 13-8 victory. That game was in the first round of the NYSAIAW Division I & II Championship Tournament.


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Eeveryone above, thanks for making zines an integral part of the city's culture and history.
And YAY for Multnomah County Library, where I work, which has a circulating zine collection, features (and pays) Zinesters Talking, and puts out a list of PDX Zine locations. http://www.multcolib.org/books/zines/
Currently, these folks, Sonya Green (Library Thing), Clinton Watson (Salt Lake City Public Library), Milo Miller (QZAP), Jerianne Thompson (Linebaugh Public Library, Zine World, ZineWiki), and Jenna Freedman (Barnard College Library/zine librarian guru). They all gave the attendees at the Seattle Zine Librarian Unconference great hope of cooperation and a positive future in zinesters working together towards an open source universal cataloging system that will someday make zines a lot easier add to public libraries and infoshops and make available as a valuable resource:


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