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Bethany Restemayer, MD
General Surgery—Camp Hill
Hours of operation: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Patient Registration Packet - (PDF)
Please download, print out, complete and bring with you to your appointment.
Special services:
- Advanced laparoscopy procedures
- Gastrointestinal endoscopy
- Thyroid, parathyroid and endocrine surgery
- Weight loss surgery
- Breast surgery
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J. Bret DeLone, MD, FACS
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Richard L. Griffiths, DO
Board Certified in General Surgery
Paul A. Kunkel, MD, FACS
Board Certified in General Surgery
Salvatore A. Parascandola, MD, FACS
Board Certified in General Surgery
Chinh Pham, MD, FACS
Board Certified in General Surgery
Advanced Minimally Invasive Procedures
General surgery underwent a monumental change with the development of laparoscopic instrumentation and techniques over the past 20 years. This resulted in smaller incisions, less pain, quicker recovery, and shorter hospital stays. The advancement continues with the help of the da Vinci Si robotic system.
The da Vinci Si robotic system allows the surgeon to see the operative field in crisp, sharp 3D high definition images versus 2D images on traditional laparoscopic monitors. The surgeon's vision, control, and precision are substantially improved.
Meeting Many Surgical Needs
Holy Spirit Hospital is on the leading edge of robotic surgery, with a dedicated clinical team and operating suites. Equipped with two individual robotic system consoles, our general surgeons are able to work together to complete difficult and complex operations. We expertly use our da Vinci systems for these health problems:
- Gallbladder – Single incision and multiport cholecystectomies (gallbladder removal)
- Gastric (stomach) – Removal of gastric tumors and Nissen fundoplication for reflux
- Intestines – Removal of intestinal tumors
- Colon – Resection of colon cancers and diverticular disease
- Hernia – Repair of incisional and ventral hernias
Robotic Surgery Innovation
Holy Spirit General Surgery's Chinh Pham, MD, was one of the first surgeons in Pennsylvania to successfully perform a single incision robotic cholecystectomy. Together with J. Bret Delone, MD, the two surgeons have performed the most single incision robotic cholecystectomies in this area. They have also used the da Vinci system to perform the widest variety of advanced robotic procedures.
Nutrition Services
A registered dietitian nutritionist from Holy Spirit's Clinical Nutrition department provides nutrition services at this location. A physician's referral is needed.
Phone: 717-761-7244


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Sonic Youth was an influential experimental rock band which formed in New York City, New York, United States in 1981 and are currently on an indefinite hiatus. The last lineup consisted of Thurston Moore (vocals, guitar), Kim Gordon (vocals, bass, guitar), Lee Ranaldo (vocals and guitar), Steve Shelley (drums) and Mark Ibold (bass). In their early career, Sonic Youth was associated with the No Wave art and music scene in New York City. Part of the first wave of American noise rock groups Read more on Last.fm more
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Does anyone play 9Dragons, or has anyone ever played it?
I've played it for about 2 months, reached level 110 and then quit.
I was a Wu-Tang Nuker (Black Tortoise) and I actually liked the game pretty much.
So have you played it, and did you like it. Also post your level and class etc if you play(ed)


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Northern Illinois Huskies versus Lousiana Tech Bulldogs College Football Odds and Pick Gamblers Television
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College Football Independence Bowl Northern Illinois Huskies versus Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (+1) Sunday December 28th (8:15PM ET) (ESPN)
Louisiana Techs 7 wins came against extremely weak opponents as they beat up on the cellar dwellers from the WAC and Southeast Louisiana from the Football Subdivision. Northern Illinois fought well at 2 BCS schools losing by 4 at Minnesota and 4 at Tennessee. The Huskies passing defense has really stepped it up this season as they recorded some outstanding efforts on the season. NIUs head coach Jerry Kill has done a good job of improving the program in his first year as the team was coming off a 2 win season. NIUs spread offense will be effective against Louisiana Techs weak pass defense that allows nearly 280 yards per game. There are also 20 seniors on the Huskies who would like to erase an embarrassing Bowl defeat to TCU back in 2006 in the Poinsettia Bowl. Take Northern Illinois +1.
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Over the course of last season, we ran a series of features in the Official Matchday Programme with some Arsenal-supporting London 2012 Olympic hopefuls. We continue with wheelchair tennis player Marc McCarroll...
Marc is one of Great Britain's leading wheelchair tennis players and looks set to play a starring role for the GB Paralympic team in London this summer.
Having only taken up the sport in 2005 at the age of 20, his progress has been exceptional. Now with seven career world ranking singles titles to his name and 18 in doubles, he has broken into the world top 20 and hopes to make a major impact in both the singles and doubles events.
Born into a family of diehard Gooners – from his mother's side – the Ickenham-based athlete was a regular at Highbury and gets down to the Emirates when tournament commitments will allow.
So tell us why Arsenal, Marc?
My grandfather used to take my mum and my uncle to Highbury and that side of the family are lifelong fans. My uncle and auntie are current season ticket holders at Emirates. I'd say my dad is an Arsenal supporter now too – my mum is such a big fan he's basically been dragged into it!
In the time you've watched the Gunners are there any matches that particularly stand out?
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Tell us how you got into wheelchair tennis?
I had a car accident in 2003 and broke my back and I'm now paralysed from the waist down. Prior to that I played sport all the time – I was a semi-pro footballer and played right back. After the accident it was only natural really that I got back into sport and I tried wheelchair tennis for the first time at the spinal games at Stoke Mandeville in 2005.
I'd never played tennis before the accident, only a knockaround at the park with my mates, but I picked it up really well and after five-and-a-half years I'm No 18 in the world now. I was lucky that my coach actually lived quite close to me. I started hitting with him and it's progressed from there.
Essentially the rules of wheelchair tennis are the same as able-bodied tennis aren't they?
They are, but in wheelchair you have two bounces, although a lot of the top guys don't use two because the chairs are so quick and light that you can get around the court very quickly and it's better to take the ball early. The chairs that you use are also specially adapted to the game - they need to be very light and manoeuverable.
It must be physically very demanding, so what sort of training do you do?
There's obviously a lot of technical training with the tennis down at the National Tennis Centre in Roehampton. Physically there's lots of cardio work; sprints, hill work – it's pretty varied really.
And are GB strong in the sport?
Yes we are, I'm world No 18 and only British No 3 and in the quad discipline we have the world numbers 2, 4 and 6. I've just returned from a tournament in Holland and the Dutch are actually the strongest nation but GB are catching them up. It's certainly growing as a sport in this country.
Back to your sport - what are your chances of making the team next summer?
There are four places for men at the Games and the ITF regulations say you have to be in the top 48 in the world and top four in your country so as it stands I should qualify. I'm a British No 1 doubles player too so I should get in to play both doubles and singles.
I was unfortunate to just miss out on Beijing but I went over there to experience the games and that gave me great focus to get to London, where all my friends and family will be. Ever since London was announced it's been a huge incentive. When I'm pushing myself around Richmond Park in the cold and wet during training, that's what keeps me going.
What are you particularly looking forward to about the Games?
Playing in front of a home crowd will be incredible but the opening ceremony is what I'm looking forward to the most. Coming out as the host nation after every other country – in front of 60,000 people. It will be like what the players feel here at the Emirates when they come out of the tunnel, an experience of a lifetime. It will be my first Games, the nerves will be there but I'm hoping to thrive with the backing of all the fans and my friends and family who'll be down there.


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In his CM: the Next Generation series, Joe Farah gives us a glimpse into the trends that CM experts will need to tackle and master based upon industry trends and future technology challenges.
I remember it clearly. It was about ten years ago, during the .com boom. A new telecom startup had lots of money. They wanted to do configuration management (CM) the right way. So they bought the most expensive tools and hired consultants to configure and glue things together. Three months later they were still working at integrating CM with problem tracking, the way they wanted it. That company went belly up quickly. From the ashes, a new company was born. The founders didn't want to make the same mistake. After letting them view a different solution for a few weeks, I went in there and in three days had the team trained and working on a solution that already did what they were trying to do and a lot more. In three days, all of their data (from the previous company) was loaded in and users were trained to support and use the system. The solution cost: about the same as they paid for their three months consulting previously, and far less than their previous licensing costs.
Mistake #1: We assume that the most expensive, or most prevalent solution is the best
Why is this not the case? Is Windows the best? It may be getting there, but the Mac has put it to shame over the last quarter century, even though Mac's market share remains low. (By the way, I'm not, and never have been, a Mac user.) What about rockets? A little company (less than 1000) named "SpaceX" is raising eyebrows as it promises to lower the cost to space by an order of magnitude, with it's first successful launch last year and it's heavier lift vehicles targeted for this year.
CM is a complex business. The market leaders got there by carving out a niche and growing market share on it. Maybe its freeware (CVS), COTS packaging (PVCS), virtual file system (ClearCase). Whatever the reasons, these have captured market share. But don't make the mistake of assuming the market leading tools are the best. Look around and you'll see more able, more reliable and less costly, and less risky, solutions. Just as for CVS, SVN goes one better, the same likely holds for any solution that is not delivering.
Branching Strategy is Key
On another occasion I was exposed to a project while they were deciding on where to go from their current CM solution. They needed to work in a multiple site environment and they were taking the time to make sure that their revised branching strategy was going to work. They had spent a couple of months on it and had a strategy in the review process, but just weren't yet sure how well it would work. They did know that they would have to spend some time training the staff in the strategy and implement some quality controls to ensure that the strategy was being followed properly. In the mean time, another company about the same size, needing to work in a multple site environment, had a very simple release-based branching strategy with exclusive checkouts. It took them virtually no time to train staff and they used the tool to enforce the strategy.
Mistake #2: We develop ever more complex branching strategies to deal with ever more complex CM.
Why were these two situations so different? More than likely, the reason is one of process and one of matching technology to the process. The CM world invented branching almost 40 years ago. It allowed them to work on the next release in parallel with supporting the current one. It was and is a great concept and a valuable tool. However, processes evolved that said:
- We need to provide a common support area for our developers.
- We need to track various testing promotion levels.
- We need to keep files associated with a single change together.
- We need to track parts of a change according to who made them.
- We need to keep track of baselines and specific builds.
- We need to have multiple variants of our baselines.


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Discussion in 'March 2012' started by roscoe36, Mar 26, 2012.
8:00 PM EST TV: FS Detroit / NBA league Pass Radio: 97.1 The Ticket
Ain't no Bull here........Chicago by 14.........
One of these days I'm going to check who picked the Pistons to lose and my main man BDL won't lead the list. The Chi has really owned the Pistons these last few years. Maybe they're due?
I don't even think about these games. It's a reflex to just hit that little "loss" button.
Hope Stuck and BG sit this game out. Rather them playing the Bobcats the following night. If the Bulls were to win, win the by halftime so the starters can get a good rest and ready for the Bobcats game.
The white mamba is gunna throw buckets of sexy fadeaway yogurt all over this game. <195, Bulls by >12
Bynum will go off for 24 points tonight.
I got no idea what this post means but I hit the "like" button on it anyway.
while giving up 50 on the def end....
More evidence that Pass has an alter ego.
I thought he played for the Lakers.....Did they trade him to us after sitting him???
Will there be anyone playing guard tonight I recognize? Other than our rookie point, whatever his name is.
I sure hope so. We could use a reliable 3pt shooter.
Chicago — Pistons forward Austin Daye isn't looking at it as such, but perhaps the last quarter of the season should be looked upon as a fresh start. Daye is starting tonight in the backcourt alongside Brandon Knight against the Bulls since Rodney Stuckey (hamstring) and Ben Gordon (groin) are out because of injury. Daye's offensive stats have been down all across the board compared to his first two years. He's not letting the disappointment leave his mind, though. "I don't want to erase it, I carry it with me for motivation," Daye said. "All the things that's been going on, I'll take it to the summer. Even if I started the rest of the season and played great, I would still remember the first 40-something games." He played well in Wednesday's win against Cleveland, but affected the game in a different way that he's accustomed to, as he only scored eight points. Pistons coach Lawrence Frank stayed with Daye because Daye made plays on the defensive end, which of course is Frank's forte. It's also why Frank doesn't want Daye to start from scratch. "I think he starts building on the minutes he's gotten on the past couple games," Frank said. "He shouldn't act out of character now that he's starting." Daye, 23, spoke about how important having support from the coaching staff is. Many times, he'd look over to the bench if he missed a shot or missed a defensive assignment, expecting to be pulled. Usually, the hook wasn't too far behind. "You don't want to look over your shoulder, when you aren't you know you're out there for a reason," Daye said. "When you're not hesitant, not worrying, you can do a lot of good things." After Monday's shootaround in Washington, he was lamenting his lockout experience in Russia, where the already-slightly built Daye lost weight during his two-month stint there. He told Rodney Stuckey he'd lost 10 pounds and just now, he's getting back to his previous playing weight of 200 pounds. "After the season, you're working out with me," Stuckey said. "You're not going back to California." Friday, he was asked if he would take Stuckey, one of the more solidly-built guards in the league, up on his offer. "Yeah, I mean, I'm not going to take too much time off," said Daye before Stuckey, walking by and hearing his teammate referring to the offseason, reaffirmed his beliefs. "He's gonna be alright, he's going to get his work in this summer. I'm gonna get him right," Stuckey said. Hamilton should play tonight Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau said Bulls guard Richard Hamilton would probably play against the Pistons, provided he goes through warm-ups without any issues. From The Detroit News: Pistons' Daye will start tonight, motivated to finish season strong | The Detroit News | detroitnews.com
As horrible as our bench has been, it's a wonder that we're not down by 20 in this second quarter. 31-34 with 4 minutes to go now.
Daye shooting 2-for-9 with 1 rebound, 0 assist, 1 steal, 3 fouls, minus 5 in the first half. Didn't help his cause any.
he'll be fine in the second half. noone really did much in the first half. The one complaint I really have while watching the team on offense is that there is absolutely no structure. It seems as though anyone has the green light whenever. I miss the days of LB when he would make sure when we needed a score the team knew to run a play and a scorer would get the shot or Cnote would take it to the hole. But a quality possession was gonna take place. This team it seems like whoever feels like it gets to shoot.
The bench has been more productive (winning wise) than the starters. Wilkins (-2), Jerebko (-2), Bynum (+0), Wallace (+0) Starters: Prince (-11), Monroe (-11), Knight (-7), Maxiel (-7), Daye (-5) Pistons went the entire first half without attempting a single free throw.
i wish Daye would move out of the corner. except for a blown assignment Daye's been what I hoped for all season long. Some nice passes. Hit some shots. Got backed down under the basket but blocked 2 shots and altered a few others.
Bynum is 0-8 and has zero points..........Must be upset about his trade from the Lakers to the Pistons.
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Until the 501st novel comes out I am reading the second book in the Xwing series.
I am also waiting on the Milleium Falcon to come out in paperback(I am to cheap to pay the hardbound price)
Waiting on the next SW book. Reading 20th Century Russian Poetry, Dumas' Le Chevalier de Sainte-Hermine, Jo Graham's Black Ships, & Gail Z. Martin's Dark Haven.
I just finished âTides of Darknessâ which is a Warcraft novel⦠that was a fun read.
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Heat by Bill Buford (I love books about cooking and kitchens)
I have a ton of SW books to read! My girlfriend and I have been stockpiling for a while now so we had to impose a book-buying moratorium. She's currently reading The Dark Lord Trilogy.
Heathcliff goes to Camp. Lots of "edge of your seat" action.
I'm reading War on the Eastern Front by James Lucas. It is always of interest to see how the Germans, vastly out numbered, would manage to hold off 100+ T34's SU's & KV's with a couple of Marders, a handful of MK IV's with a couple Panthers or a Tiger or two for good measure. Anyway, guess how it ends?
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im reading that half way done with it
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I think I am spelling this wrong because the book is not in front of me at this point. I am reading the Silmarillion.
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I am reading Fate of the Jedi:Omen for our local paper which I will write a review about it.
I am reading the first 3 books of the Legend of Drizzt by R.A. Salvatore for like the 10th time. I love those books!
Dude. I heart me some Drizzt.
Now reading Stephen Hunt's The Court of the Air, Christopher Priest's The Prestige, Cherie Priest's Not Flesh Nor Feathers, & still working on Dumas' Le Chevalier de Sainte-Hermine.
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i'm currently reading order 66 of the commando series
The Maltese Falcon. A great book and a magnificent film. Do yourself a favor and check them out!!
Jurassic Park, the book is so much better than the first film (the film is great though, but the bookis better)
Well I just recently got reinterested in Dune so I'm gonna be reading those books again.
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Just finished Millenium Falcon, Force Unleashed and Wild Space.
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Today I went to see my new 2012 Black Ice SRX. It was raining cats and dogs the time I arrived at the dealership. However, I was able to grab 3 quick photos. I am hoping to pick up my new ride either tomorrow or Saturday.
First Early Imprssions.New 3.6 badge on rear of tailgate. (one can easily spot the 2012 SRX from behind)
New Door locks located just in front of inside door handles very nice touch. (photo coming soon)
New Machine finish 20" rims. (looks really great in person especially with the Black Ice)
New Graphite/ Black full interior color (to be honest I like either tutone or solid door panels)
I wasn't able to test drive her because the SRX was in the shop right after the rain stopped and was getting her final prep. The prep guy told me he really liked the 3.6 engine and the new look of the 20" standard rims too.
I will be anxious in witnessing the difference in the new added sound deadeners and the new sound note (tone) of the new exhaust. Also I am curious to see if I can hear the difference in the new "insulated" glass in the front and side windows (supposedly very similar to my old Buick Enclave). I believe GM has put a lot of research and effort into "tweeking" and enhancing the SRX to try and make it a more refined and enhanced vehicle for the new SRX owners.
NOTE: All new 2012 SRX owners please post your new photos and your reviews here too.
More to come when I pick her up and am able to test drive her.
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Marc, great looking caddy! I am waiting for my new 2012 SRX Crystal Red Premium. I will send pics as soon the vehicle comes in. I did go with the 20" chrome tech rims, but the new machine finish rims look sweet!
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If you were here, I would put you in a headlock and give you a Noogieeeee . . .cause I am JEALOUS !!
I Love my 2010 Prem AWD, but gosh . . that's a beauty . . . 3.6 and sound deadeners would be a nice touch . . . sigh . . next time around
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FYI: I still love my 2010 and if it weren't for someone wanting to buy her I would probably still be driving her around for a little while longer.
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Ok I just stopped by my local dealer and they had one black raven performance with chrome techs and I have a couple pics but don't know how upload from my iPhone
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I'm dying to hear the reviews both from forum members and the pros on how this new 3.6L engine performs. Plus, I really hope they have worked out the kinks which would make this crossover all it can be.
My 2010 is doing much better now that I have the new transmission programming and my Radio/Nav is behaving.
I like that 3.6 on the rear of the new 2012.
I'm jealous of all that rain you're getting too. It's dry as a bone here.
"Teaser" photos until tomorrow. ;o)))
Below is a couple of shots that I just shot this evening... I will share more photos and write some comments on my new SRX tomorrow when I have a little more time.
*Notice how sweet the new machined 20" rims look.
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I thought I would first show you some pics of some of the little things that I noticed that is new to me or different from my 2010 SRX.
1) The new lock/unlock button on the doors.
2) ECO feature/ button
3) Storage brackets (standard)
4) Subtle FlexFuel decal on rear window near the gas cap; IMO it certainly much nicer looking than having those FF badges on the rear!
5) New Yellow (Fug-ugly) gas cap!
Re: Post Your New 2012 SRX Pics and Reviews Here!
The other enhancements are subtle but worthy of notice. The double insulated front windshield and side glass is a nice improvement over the standard glass. It diffently does a better job of insulating you from outside noises.
*Unfortunately the newer insulation and sound deadeners that are added inside for the 2012 SRX I don't have photos for.
Below you can see a closer view of the new double layered insulated glass.
What is new to me is the iPhone's great features that connects/ displays onto GM's display screen. (Even identifies me by name)
You can scroll through your address book, view recent calls, missed calls & dialed calls too.
When I get to learn more about these cool features I will then post more later.
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Thanks Marc I will know next time but you have post all the pics I had to show as far as change other than the 3 buttons on left of sterring which includes the heat button..I'm very happy for your purchase I do agree about the wheels they look great!!....oh yea the iPhone interface is the same on my 2011 so I'm assuming that's another small detail why gm and onstar app didn't work on 2010s...
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I believe you are correct. I didn't have an iPhone until just recently. I like how it connects and interfaces with the driver. I also want to set up and try out GM's My Link features very soon.
*Note on the wheels ... I have to admit it was hard coming out and not seeing my old chrome wheels (BLING) on my new SRX but honestly I felt it was much safer and cheaper for me to not get them again because of how easily they get damaged. IMHO: Chrome over plastic was not really designed to survive our cold harsh winters (heavy salt) and some automatic car washes rails etc. If you live in warmer weather and want to hand wash your SRX then I would recommend getting them.
That being said I was thrilled to find out the 2012 standard 20" Performance rims were to receive a new "machined" finish. Yes you can still see some of the rims painted areas but I believe this new combination displays a nice clean fresh look!
Next to review is the new 3.6 engine.
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I can sum it all up in 3 words ... WOW WOW WOW! It launches to me like one scared jackrabbit! The torque and thrust combine to create a remarkable and amazing feeling. The sound of the engine and exhaust are sweet music to one's ears. To me the new 2012 SRX takes the overall SRX experience from awesome to amazing! I now believe this leap frogs the SRX way over the competition... with outstanding acceleration along with a few nice added refinements!
First I want everyone to know that I have never driven the 2.8 Turbo SRX so I cannot compare the two engines or their performance. That being said I only have 70 miles on my SRX and because of that I will be waiting to try a complete all out "pedal to the metal" take off and maybe some added power braking starts. I will wait a little while longer for the SRX to have a few more miles on her before I try that out.
Stay tuned more feedback and comments are coming soon ...
PS I love the look of that Black "Ice" especially in the sun light
Re: Post Your New 2012 SRX Pics and Reviews Here!
Marc, congratulations on getting yourself a new 2012 SRX. It looks great!
I really like those 20" machined-finish rims. They're a nice look - I prefer them over the optional 20" chromed rims.
It's great you're providing photos as well as your own first impressions of the new vehicle. When you have a chance can you post one or two photos of the interior (seating area & dash). I understand that for 2012 the previous "Ebony interior with Titanium accents" configuration has been changed to "Ebony interior with Ebony accents". I'd like to see what that looks like.
Best of luck with your new SRX!


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Is the OS Jango jet pack different from Jango's jet pack in the Attack of the Clones ? Thanks.
Is the OS Jango jet pack different from Jango's jet pack in the Attack of the Clones ? Thanks.
Though when I do mine I am thinking about actually doing more of the movie version which is the same as Boba's RotJ pack. Not positive yet which I will do yet, but the comic pack just looks so plain with no color or detail to it being just silverish.
Thanks Jeff.
I think that the jet pack, like many others from Open Seasons it's a combination of the two movie jet packs. The main body it's the arena jet pack, with the missile of the classic jet pack on the top, all painted silver.
If you look at the thrusters are inside the main body like in the arena jet pack.
When i get home I'll try to find more pictures.
Last edited by Odran Kor; Feb 4, 2008 at 10:50 AM.
That's a very bad picture for jet pack references. If you have the comic, look at page.. damn, no numbers! :<
But the page just before he flies out the governor's window after saying "This isn't finnished!". You can easily see it IS the "normal" jet pack (NOT arena jet pack), although the color is black(ish) and/or silver(ish). (Open Seasons = much dark color). So a normal jet pack, in a dark tone of silver would be fine.
PS: Cruzer used a normal jet pack and painted it black in his wonderful Open Seasons armor. Just look at his pictures (no link atm) to see it.
Here's what I did with my first one. I went a little darker on my second one. If I'd had more time, I would have done multiple shades of dark grey in various areas resembling Jango's classic paint scheme.
Here's a link with more pics in post #22. http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/showthread.php?t=13721
Since it's a fairly easy paint scheme, I say just have fun painting and do whatever you think looks good.
Apologies... I' d just take a look on the jet pack and its the classic one...
Hey cruzer, didnt you end up going with a darker tone for the armor later on?
WOW! That's great!
Cruzer you look tough in that pose.