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haha it's true. for me 6,000+ sales only 1 extended. It feel like won a lottery
Well, I just got 2 stars with the extra comment "was not what i expected. Nothing wrong with the template itself, just didn't do what i expected it to."I really do want to know what buyer expect to improve the item or clearify them how it work. +1
-100 sales compare to last month.
A typical reason for most of my 1 star rate is customer not try to ask when they have a problem or don't know how it work. Instead, they choose to waste the money and rate us 1. Mostly the reason is really easy if they just ask.Well, we can't contact them back anyway.
Request feature "Sales count" along side with a earning today, like X sales / X$ Today
Congrats! is it permanent? the badge.
I guess most of Unbounce author (probably Instapage and Pagewiz too) has this kind of rating. Me myself got about 3-4 of this too.
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I think he is trying to make hover effect like that picture & he is asking how to do that ??
Should be this one, judging from the cursor movement.
Let Me guess, he try to say that his image being used by someone without his permission maybe?!?
Nice! congrats and just 40 more sales you will achieve a 1,000 sales on that item.woo hooo


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A sophomore at the University of Maine is dreaming of summer, and not because of warmer weather.
In June, Matthew Dexter will participate in a 4,000 mile run.
As Joy Hollowell tells us, it's all to honor his mom.
Matt Dexter started really running a few years ago after he graduated from high school.
"Kind of value that as good therapy," says Dexter. "Regular stressers in life, kind of relieve that stress just by jogging."
He's participated in a few half marathons, including one this past fall. But in June, the sophomore at UMaine will jog a whole lot farther than that.
"Pretty much it's a run across the country," says Dexter. "And there's a team of me and 33 other runners, all college students around the country."
It's called the 4K for Cancer.
"I have been looking and looking and looking for a run that I could do to help in the fight against cancer."
The goal of this program is to enhance the quality of life for those with the disease. It's a mission that hits at the heart for Dexter.
"My mother died of cancer when I was 13."
She had stomach cancer, a disease that Dexter says at the time, he was clueless about.
"It took me awhile throughout high school to really figure it out- Like, why me? Why did this happen to me? And then I realized- well, it happens to a lot of families. I'm not alone. And that's what is so great about the 4K for Cancer, really just connecting with the cancer community."
Dexter will log up to 10 miles a day as part of a relay team. On rest days, they'll visit local hospitals, schools, the YMCA, rec centers, churches and other places to talk with local cancer patients and their loved ones.
"I mean, I can't even imagine what my mom and other people that have gone through cancer experienced," says Dexter. "But I mean, I was in the same house with my mom for almost a year as she was dying of cancer and I was affected so much."
Dexter has no doubt this will be a life changing journey. His goal, besides finishing the run, is to also change someone else's life along the way.
"Personally I really want to affect one person's life in a positive way."
Matt Dexter will start June 15th near the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco and finish 42 days later in Baltimore, Maryland.
His goal is to raise at least $5,000.
If you'd like to contribute or read Matt's blog during the run, log onto http://4kforcancer.org/profiles/matt-dexter/

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Four seniors from Ancaster were among those honoured Tuesday night at the City of Hamilton's sold-out 19th Senior of the Year Awards gala.

Al Gordon received the Leadership Award, presented to a senior volunteer who consistently demonstrates dedication, motivation and a positive attitude. Gordon has been actively involved with Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre (ASAC) for over 20 years and was instrumental in leading a fundraising effort to support its renovation and expansion.

The Compassion and Companionship Award went to Frank Ernest. The award is presented to a senior volunteer who demonstrates fellowship and friendship. Ernest helped establish a residential program for people living with developmental challenges, has been involved with the food drive for almost 20 years and assisted the Ancaster Business Improvment Area with their farmers market and winter skating rink.

Julian D'Angela picked up the Innovation Award for creating a new or different program. In 2004, D'Angela launched the Ancaster Film Festival, which has raised $123,000 for local food banks and charities.

D'Angela also coordinates the Tastes of Ancaster and dedicates his time to Lobsterfest, the food drive and The Meadows long-term care home.

William Grahlman received the Behind the Scene Award, presented to a senior volunteer who is not highly visible, but is always there. Grahlman has been a member of the R.C.A.F.A. 447 Wing in Mount Hope for 25 years, and is currently serving as president. He has also supported the Tim Horton's Children's Foundation for almost 15 years


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New Health Benefits of Coffee
Research is showing 3 new health benefits of coffee drinking and caffeine.
Go ahead, brew and pour. Previous studies have shown coffee can lower your risk of diabetes, liver cancer, Alzheimer's and skin cancer. Here are 3 new reasons to drink your coffee and feel good about it.
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Whatever President Obama is doing to reinstate closer ties with some high-profile members of his party is working, at least when it comes to congressional Democrats looking to extend their stays on Capitol Hill. So what's his winning strategy? —KA
The New York Times:
But with the economy slowly crawling back to life, a shift in messaging at the White House and a Republican push on social issues, Democrats are accepting — and in some cases openly embracing — the inevitable yoking of their campaigns to Mr. Obama's as election-year activities accelerate. On Capitol Hill, Democrats have begun to mention Mr. Obama more often and have gone out of their way to publicly back some of his proposals.
Democrats say Mr. Obama's near monophonic campaigning in recent months — highlighting his differences with Republicans on policies affecting the middle class — is far more resonant in their districts and states than defending the health care law or the stimulus package, issues that have dogged Democrats.
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I used to run a zine and badge distro with my sister called Dear Soeurs, based between Brighton and London... www.dearsoeursdistro.wordpress.com , and I used to make the zines OTJ (2010 ish), King Mustache (early 2000's) and a couple others, which were all mostly queer/trans/feminist/ranty/poster art.
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Hey, I was in a bad place (mentally) when you asked about distro-ing, but sure, I'd love to send you copies of "Dildo Machine"! I'd prefer to run off some new copies first, since the machine I used then was a piece of crap and destroyed all the images (well, the ones that weren't from my broken camera in the first place). Could take me a while, snowed in right now (among other problems), but I'll get around to it.


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Obama spokeswoman: We don't blame Bush for mess we inherited (from Bush)
posted at 2:19 pm on October 3, 2012 by Howard Portnoy
On Wednesday, the Obama campaign's deputy manager demonstrated a remarkable talent. Appearing on MSNBC's Morning Joe, Stephanie Cutter revealed that she is able to talk out of both sides of her mouth at once.
Asked about the "blame Bush" meme that has been a cornerstone of the Obama presidency almost from Day One, Cutter responded thus:
We're absolutely not doing that. In fact, we're taking credit for the 5.1 million private-sector jobs that have been created over the past four years despite being handed the worst economy since the Great Depression. We're taking credit for the million jobs that were protected under the president's efforts to save the auto industry and the increase in manufacturing jobs for the first time in decades. We're not blaming our predecessor by any means, but we don't think we should return to the same policies that crashed the economy. [Emphasis added]
Now if she can learn to repeat those words while drinking a glass of water and/or whistling, she'd really have an act! In the meantime, as she was making these bluntly self-contradictory observations, former Obama press secretary and current campaign adviser Robert Gibbs was a guest on CBS's This Morning, where he took the opposite (read: standard) administration position, declaring it's all Bush's fault:
We had eight years of horrific economic decisions: Tax cuts for the very wealthy, Wall Street writing its own rules. It culminated in an economic disaster that took place about four years ago, of which we've had to dig out from each day of the last four years. [The "digging out" portion of his comments was a reference to Joe Biden's latest attack of foot-in-mouth disease, prompting him to tell an audience that the middle class in America "has been buried the last 4 years."]
Gibbs continued in the same vein, attempting to deflect criticism of Biden by adding, "Let's be clear, the middle class has been buried for a lot longer than the time that we've been dealing with bad economic decisions from the former administration."
The claim about eight continuous years of bad decision making is easily debunked. So is the assertion that George W. Bush was solely responsible for the economic collapse that continues to hobble the nation.
What is beyond debate is that the majority of Americans continue to blame Bush more than Obama for these economic woes. A Gallup poll from June found that 68% of respondents place a great or moderate amount of blame on the former president, while only 52% hold Obama accountable. After being fed a steady diet of "the buck stops there" courtesy of the Obama administration, is there any wonder?
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The education pipeline is a way of conceptualizing the process as students move from preschool through high school, and on to pursue post-secondary education opportunities, including college, adult education or pursuing a trade.
The Education Pipeline and Higher Education Civic Engagement
The majority of MACC members already have community partnerships and programs that work with youth in pre-school through high school, in addition to a range of adult education programs. These involve academic tutoring, mentoring, college awareness and ESL, among others.
Following the report A Promising Connection: Increasing College Access and Success through Civic Engagement, released in 2011 by Campus Compact, we are challenging MACC members to use civic engagement to support not only prek-12 education, but also to incorporate retention/success/persistence into their civic engagement efforts, both by adding new programs and building a focus on student success into current civic engagement programs.
The Education Pipeline and questions of impact
The question of impact is taking on more urgency, across higher education and for civic engagement programs specifically. Civic engagement programs are expected to demonstrate their impact on their institutions and in their communities. Although accurately assessing civic engagement programs remains challenging, focusing on the PreK through post-secondary pipeline offers the possibility of examining the impact of civic engagement programs through multiple lenses.
Impact in the community – Are programs meeting their goals for their target populations? Measures might include improvements in grades and/or attendance in an afterschool program, increased number of adult students completing an ESL program, or an increased number of high school students pursuing postsecondary education opportunities.
Impact on current college students – How is participating in civic engagement impacting the students involved? What are they learning? How is it contributing to their growth and development? How is it helping them reach their educational goals?
Impact on the higher education institution – How are programs impacting their campuses? Are they contributing to the success and persistence of the students involved? Are they furthering the educational goals of their institution? Are they contributing to the development of a vibrant campus culture?
The Three P's
Conceptualizing the full scope of the education pipeline can be daunting. It can be helpful to break the work down into three major components.
- Preparation focuses on helping students develop the skills and experiences they need to successfully move through the K-12 system. This often focuses on academic preparation, but can also involve a range of other topics, such as financial literacy, decision making and interpersonal skills.
- Pursuit focuses on supporting students as they take their initial steps to set and pursue their post-secondary education goals. Programs typically target youth in 6th through 12th grade, and include awareness of post-secondary options, finding the right fit, applying for financial aid and scholarships, navigating the application process and preparing for standardized tests.
- Persistence involves support for students currently enrolled in college, and might involve peer-to-peer programming or incorporating support services for the college students working with civic engagement programs.


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Fried Parsley-Flecked Shrimp Cakes
These golden, bite-size, can't-stop-eating-them pancakes are called tortitas de camarones. They were invented in the fishing village of Zahara de los Atunes, in the Andalusian province of Cadiz. Their fame spread, and soon they became a trendy tapa at dinner parties all through southern Spain.
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- Servings: makes about 30 cakes
- 2 large eggs
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 cup water
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 pound medium shrimp—shelled, deveined and finely chopped
- 1 large onion, coarsely grated
- 2 tablespoons chopped parsley
- 1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
How to make this recipe
Preheat the oven to 300°. In a large bowl, whisk the eggs. Whisk in the flour, water and salt until just blended; some lumps are fine. Using a rubber spatula, fold in the shrimp, onion and parsley.
In a large nonstick skillet, heat 1/4 cup of the olive oil until shimmering. Drop 6 rounded tablespoons of the batter in the skillet and spread each mound into a 2 1/2-inch round. Fry the cakes over moderately high heat until browned, about 3 minutes per side. Drain on paper towels, then transfer to a large rimmed baking sheet. Repeat with the remaining batter, adjusting the heat if the cakes brown too quickly and adding the remaining 2 tablespoons of olive oil to the skillet as needed. Rewarm the shrimp cakes in the oven and serve.
Suggested Pairing
Bridge all the flavors in the three tapas with either a tangy white that's not too fruity or aggressive, such as a Verdejo from Rueda, or a fresh fino sherry; both will marry well with the shrimp cakes, layered vegetable tortilla and earthy mushrooms.


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Classification: Ground floor: (Open plan kitchen(combi microwave, dishwasher, freezer, fridge freezer), Living/diningroom(TV, DVD player, stereo), bathroom(shower, washbasin, toilet))
On 1st floor: (bedroom(1 pers folding bed, Double bed), bedroom(Single bed, Double bed), WC, stair gate)
tumble dryer, washing machine, terrace, garden(private, fenced), garden furniture, parking, trampoline(private), play area
These costs are charged on site. They are not included in the rental price.:
Deposit; € 200 (On arrival, you must pay the security deposit in cash)
Final Cleaning; Mandatory: € 50
Pets; Not allowed
Bed linen; Possible to rent per packet, € 8,95 p.p./Stay
Bath towels; For rent, € 8,50 p.p./Stay
Kitchen linen; Bring your own
Electricity; Included
Gas/Oil; Included
Wifi; Free
Tourist tax; Mandatory, € 1,80 /person/night
Cot; At local rates
High chair; At local rates
Cozy home in quiet park, within walking distance of Schoorl. Cozy and well equipped with well furnished garden. After a day of hiking in the great dune or a visit to the quaint town of Bergen relax and unwind to the fire. Highly recommended.
Easily transfer (keys) great holiday
We enjoyed the beautiful bungalow, quiet area, the villages of Bergen and Schoorl.veel cycled, and the beautiful weather we were every day at the beach.The beach is quite a bit of cycling It is therefore difficult for older people reach.
Friendly pleasant surroundings with a stay the contents of a Bungalow, and the rest, anyone but themselves experienced.
Wij kennen de omgeving !
Fijne vakantiewoning. Van alle gemakken voorzien. De trampoline zorgt voor veel vermaak. Op de fiets ben je zo in Schoorl en Bergen.
Centre 1.5 km., Forest 600 m., General supplies 1.5 km., Public transport 600 m., Public transport 9.0 km., Public indoor swimming pool 3.0 km.


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I have a 2000 Passat 1.8. My ABS and Traction light has recently come on and I do not know why. I took it to a local shop and their diagnostic machine read a code error of "B Positive Power Supply."
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I just wanted to share this fantastic print with you. I found it on Etsy and it really made me laugh. The title of the work is 'Nice Jumper' and I just love it. It is by box of birds and you can check out the Etsy store here.
Over the weekend I received two requests for custom made brooches, a rabbit and a giraffe. I've started some sketches but haven't come too far yet, it's quite a challenge. I'll post photos as soon as they are finished.


text: Pink Pearl The Fun City, located 16 kms from the city centre on Jaipur Ajmer highway (NH. No. 08), an ideal spot for Family outings, picnics, for Corporate Meets, Birthday Bashes, wedding Receptions, functions & for quiet family get-togethers, it is one of India's largest integrated Amusement Parks.The first amusement center of India having Water Park, Go Karting, the world's best virtual reality games, Laser games, Discotheque, Skating rink, Treasure Island & unending fun, invites you to bask at it's beaches, create giant splashes, Wobble up & down Aqua Tubes, or Zoom down slides. Let the thrill of the rides increase your pulse rate and send adrenalin racing through your system.The major attractions at Pink Pearl – The Fun City include Water slides, Aqua Disco, Wave Pool, Kiddies Pool, Lazy River, Go Karting, Rock climbing, Mini Golf, Skill Games, Merry go Round, Boating, Bumper Boats, 42 virtual reality games, Pool Tables, Air Hockey, Skating Rink, Sweet Factory, Dragon Train, Merry Columbus, Paratrooper etc. The first floor hall houses kiddies rides dedicated to the sole & exclusive entertainment of small children in the age group of 01 to 08 years.


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Dinosaur's Rock in the Children's Department!
Monday, July 29th at 3:00 pm come to the Children's Area for Dinosaur's Rock! This unique [and FREE] program will literally bring the museum to you! Children of all ages will learn about the prehistoric age, dig for specimens and see amazing visual displays of genuine and life size dinosaur fossils, footprints, eggs and many other objects that are millions of years old! Call the library at 832-559-4235 for more information!


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For sale 2001 Go Devil 1644 boat, 23 hp longtail motor and trailer
I am the original owner. The whole rig is in very good condition. It is kept in the garage when it's not being hunted out of. The boat has the full bench seat with storage in the seat. I have camo painted the boat. The motor has 158 hours on it. It also has the hot dipped galvanized frame, tachometer, battery, electric and pull start, and gas tank. The motor is also painted, but no motor info was covered up, like the hp, etc.
If you have any questions or need pics feel free to send me a pm. A test ride might be possible for serious buyers depending on schedule. If you would like to see it and crank it up, that can easily be arranged with you meeting me at my work, a couple miles from I-10 and I-65 in Mobile, AL.
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Celebrate spring with fun activities for all ages, including
guided nature walks, dip netting for fish and frogs in the pond,
animal encounters, children's crafts, and much more. Call for more
information and schedule of events.
Includes demonstrations, tours, exhibits, plant sales, kids'
activities and more. Members of the Cantigny Horticulture staff
answer your gardening and plant questions.
Stop by to learn the simple technique of punching holes into
decorative patterns on tin and make a piece of punched tin to take
Enter a tree house village filled with adventure and
imagination. Play, make believe, and become part of the trees'
ever-changing tale. The exhibition is comprised of six fun-filled,
educational tree houses, aimed at kids 2-10.
Match bird moms to bird babies, play with nest materials and
make a baby owl call to take home.
Donate $5 for a choice of four different planters to hand decorate and plant with your choice of flower. Or donate $10 on Fridays (4 p.m. April 11, April 25, May 9) for a chance to decorate a 12" stepping-stone (requires pick up after 1 week).


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Apen is a neat and simple take on getting paper notes into your computer, phone or tablet. It comes in four somewhat confusing models, named A1 to A4, but it's the last two that we're interested in, as they work with the iPhone and iPad (A4) and Blackberry/Android devices (A3).
The kit consists of an electronic pen that contains real ink, and a receiver. You place the receiver up at the top of the paper and write or draw. The receiver records your scribblings and either beams them direct to your computer, phone or tablet, or you can hook the receiver up later via USB to copy everything across. The unit can remember the content of up to around 100 pages, so you can write most of a (short) book before needing to dump the data.
When hooked directly up to a computer, the pen can act as a mouse (there's a button on the side for clicking), and using companion software you can scribble and draw on photos, too. But the point here is that you can write and draw on paper and later everything is available in software.
The main difference between the A3 and A4 (apart from their device compatibly) is that the A3 includes Bluetooth for sending your notes direct to your Android or Blackberry in real time. I have settled on writing directly onto my iPad using a stylus, and snapping photos of anything I write on paper and sending it to Evernote for handwriting recognition. For people who still use a lot of paper, though, the Apen looks to be worth a try. $130 (and cheaper for the computer-only versions).
Apen product page [Apen USA. Thanks, Susan!]
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- Virtual Pen and Ink Lets Kids Scrawl on Walls
- Spiral-Shaped Ballpen Refill Packs Double the Ink
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Do any of you 3a's do conditioner only styling?
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Interesting video - I haven't tried conditioner only in a while, but I might revisit this. It looks like the method in the video results in nicely defined curls, and possibly helps enhance curl pattern, but it doesn't look like it would promote clumps as she was purposefully separating the hair into very small sections. Looks a little too time consuming to me to do that part, but I think all that conditioner is a great idea in the winter to help moisturize and protect the hair.
ETA: wavyshibby could you be another hair twin? Every time I see your posts I think "man, that sounds like me."
2c/3a, botticelli/wavy/'swavy (huh?)
fine, dense, normal porosity/elasticity, dry climate
My favorite brands are Kinky Curly, As I am, Curly Kinks, Curl Junkie, and Darcy's Botanicals. Also love sealing with oils (loving argan oil right now) and styling with jelly products (KCCC is my current favorite).
Mostly trying to keep it simple!
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I have said a number of times this season that the Dragons can win the premiership. However, their inconsistency has tested my loyalty.
They have a roster of players that is the envy of every team, but never seem to get them all on the field at the same time.
Their attack can be so lethal it has you thinking no defence could possibly hold them. At other times they are a mistake-riddled rabble seemingly intent on giving the game to the opposition.
But just when you are about to give them away they produce another dominant performance to have you trusting them again and begging for for forgiveness for ever doubting them.
Their win against Manly yesterday had finals football written all over it. If they maintain the intensity, the Dragons will win the competition.
The most impressive thing was their defence - aggressive, confident and dominant.
The Dragons have big players in the back line and this allows them to play an up-and-in style of defence that pressures the opposition's attacking structure. I referred to this during the Origin series when the NSW backs were able to come up in defence and kill Queensland's attack.
It's no coincidence that the NSW centres and the Dragons' centres are the same. The luxury of having two powerful outside backs in Matt Cooper and Mark Gasnier gives the Dragons the type of defensive mentality that wins big games.
They also have aggressive and mobile back-row forwards in Shaun Timmins, Ben Creagh and Lance Thompson, who love to get off their line quickly and cut down the thinking time of opposition playmakers.
The Dragons sprinted up quickly in defence all day. The only discouragement they got was from referee Steve Clark, who penalised them several times and issued two cautions for coming off the line too early. But the Dragons never relented and outlasted him.
Manly's only two tries came from grubber kicks close to the try line when half Michael Monaghan was able to sneak the ball in behind the advancing defence.
Not that the Sea Eagles didn't look dangerous at times. They nearly got around the Dragons on several occasions, but an intercept from Gasnier at a crucial time in the second half shattered their confidence to persevere with long passes.
The Dragons held a big lead at half-time and the second half became a real test of their defensive mettle as Manly dominated possession and field position. However, the Dragons refused to buckle.
They moved in sync from side to side and, when they achieved a slow play-the-ball through a dominant tackle, they raced up on the next play to apply more pressure.
In attack they came up with plenty as well. They were keen to run their big forwards at the smaller Manly players on the edge of the ruck. They fancied their chances down the left and moved the ball in that direction at every opportunity.
They were most dangerous when they were able to play second-phase football off the back of clever offloads from their forwards. All the Dragons' forwards are big and have the ability to keep the ball alive despite being attended by several defenders.
It must have been part of the Dragons' game plan because the other players in the team were sweating on every offload opportunity. The visitors' first two tries came in this manner.
The forwards were also able to mix their game up by not always engaging the defence before passing. They threatened an assault only to release the ball at the last second with pre-line offloads to outside supports. It really was pretty to watch.
The Dragons are a thing of beauty when they play this way. Nobody does it better. How could you doubt them?
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Fits great one happy son now
Excellent value for money
fantastic value for money
Quick cheap and cheerful
Good value
Great product and price. My son loves it.
a good buy for my teenager son, he loves the coat, it's light and warm
Service was excellent, would definitely order again
The jacket came in record time and was very pleased with the quality.I will definatly use M &M againe
Purchased for a grandson who is thrilled with the product
the stic=tches came undone under the left arm. but with a very lively 13yr old that was expected.
Quick delivery, good response to returned item, refund processed quickly, good e mail communication. Thanks.
great coat thanks
Service fine - I think your postage is too expensive though - should consider not having postage - I would purchase more often then
Very smart. Good quality
This is the second one of these coats my son has had, he outgrew the first one. Fantastic coat.
i was very pleased
Excellent, fast delivery
Easy to order. Goods arrived quickly. Easy to return items.
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Just wondering what thet dyno at stock at the wheels. Also.. how much whp would a STi need to take one of these badboys from a roll?
Thanks.. I am not sure becuase I can take a e46 m3 by 2 cars from a roll now. And the m3 owner said he takes cobras all day?


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First Site With Android Drive-By Malware Spotted
Lookout Security reports that the firm has identified several sites that are serving up malware specifically targeting the Android platform. This means anyone with an unprotected Android device will begin to download the NotCompatible malware when they visit an infected site. The drive-by download is automatic via the system's web browser.
"When the suspicious application finishes downloading, the device will display a notification prompting the user to click on the notification to install the downloaded app," Lookout reports. "In order to actually install the app to a device, it must have the 'Unknown sources' setting enabled (this feature is commonly referred to as 'sideloading'). If the device does not have the unknown sources setting enabled, the installation will be blocked."
Android users who have "unknown sources" enabled typically purchase their apps from non-Google Play sources like Amazon's Appstore or GetJar. And even though Google Play can play host to disguised malware despite Google's best efforts, device infection typically takes place because users install non-Google Play apps on their device, especially when downloading from shady repositories.
But in this case, the user simply visits a website voluntarily and downloads the malware. To prevent installation, users are suggested to switch off the "install from unknown source" setting, but again that locks them out of legit markets. The alternative is to install a security client like Lookout's own service which blocks NotCompatible, and not install APK files that that weren't voluntarily downloaded.
Still, the drive-by infection sounds epidemic in regards to the number of websites playing host to the drive-by malware. "We're still in the process of assessing the full extent of infected sites; however, there are early indications that the number of affected sites could be numerous," the firm states.
Later Lookout said that NotCompatible is a new Android trojan that appears to serve as a simple TCP relay / proxy while posing as a system update. There doesn't seem to be any evidence that it will cause harm to the device, but it could potentially be used to turn an infected Android device into a proxy and gain illicit access to a private network.
"This specific sample, while relatively well constructed, does not appear to go to great lengths to hide its intended purpose: it can be used to access private networks. This feature in itself could be significant for system IT administrators: a device infected with NotCompatible could potentially be used to gain access to normally protected information or systems, such as those maintained by enterprise or government."
Lookout said the trojan would have to be installed manually by the end-user, fooled by the "update.apk" name.
Most individuals that use tech aren't familiar with how it works. That's why attacks like this can happen in the first
place. Maybe instead of being negative you could post something helpful with the apparent wealth of knowledge you have on the subject...
All viruses are like that. The users fault. Doesn't mean the company that lets them happen isn't at fault. Stop trying to defend google to the death over things like this.
the_bruteI dont know what is going on, there were several more posts earler, and I got a Java error again, so please vote this down if its a second post.
*from earlier*This is where I think WP 8 will kill apple and Android. They have been battling all these security issues for over 15 years and have a large portion of Windows behind it. Apple will get stuck with their pants down, and Android will not be able to push updates to all of its versions fast enough. Mean while Win 8 will be more vonerable right off the bat, but it will be pushing updates like crazy.


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Royals 4, Indians 2
Associated Press | Last updated April 26, 2012
Luis Mendoza pitched into the sixth inning and Kansas City's bullpen made a lead stand up, helping the Royals beat the Cleveland Indians 4-2 Thursday. Kansas City, which snapped a 12-game losing streak with an 8-2 victory Wednesday night, won consecutive games for the second time this season. The Indians, who were coming off a 7-2 road trip, fell to 2-6 at Progressive Field. Mendoza (1-2) was pulled with the bases loaded and no outs in the sixth, but the Indians scored only one run on Travis Hafner's sacrifice fly. Relievers Tim Collins, Aaron Crow and Jonathan Broxton held Cleveland in check the last four innings. Broxton pitched the ninth for his second save. Josh Tomlin (1-2) allowed four runs in 4 2-3 innings.
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A Florida woman is lucky to be alive after her car stalls on train tracks and she escapes just seconds before train hits vehicle.
A Florida woman is lucky to be alive after her car stalls on train tracks and she escapes just seconds before train hits vehicle.
The Kansas Supreme Court vacated two more "Hard 50" prison sentences Friday and sent them back to the lower courts, including one that was a…
A 26-year-old Kansas man has been charged with involuntary manslaughter for the death of a man who was killed during a drag race down a Wich…
Federal food safety officials say ground beef recalled by a Detroit business may have been sent to stores in 10 states.
Victims say cemetery graffiti wasn't a random act.
Seven year-old Rhode Island boy whose fight with cancer has gotten national attention is set to undergo a bone marrow transplant.
Private high school graduation ceremony held for student with mother dying of cancer.
The family of a Topeka woman who died in a natural gas explosion will receive about $323,000 of a $709,000 settlement.
Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling has agreed to surrender his stake of the L.A. Clippers to his wife, who is moving forward with se…
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Rear end from a 71 Cutlass
I have arear end out of a 71 Cutlass with the letter ID code of BO. I would like to know the ring gear size of this rear end.
Don't know for sure the answer but the following link might helps some. I did not see numbers for the 71, but they may be something there you can use.
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Press statement of Save Malaysia Stop Lynas (SMSL)
Judicial Review of the Lynas Temporary Operating Licence
August 24th, 2012
Today SMSL notifies the public and the media of the upcoming judicial review hearing at the Kuantan High Court, Bandar Indera Mahkota Kuantan Court Complex on 28th August 2012(Tuesday) at 9.00am.
Mr Tan Bun Teet, the spokesperson from SMSL explains, "We are appealing against the approval granted to Lynas of a temporary operating licence (TOL) for the rare earth refinery plant. The court will consider our application next week."
"Since last March when we first heard of the Lynas project, we have sought advice from relevant experts. As responsible citizens, we have written to raise our concerns with the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI), Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI) and also the Prime Minister. None has addressed the issues we have raised. Then we facilitated concerned citizens to appeal to the MOSTI Minister with expert information and evidence we have obtained about the Lynas project. The Minister has also let us down." Continues Mr Tan.
The Atomic Energy Licensing Board (AELB) and the MOSTI responded by imposing conditions on Lynas but did not suspend the TOL despite the risks to our environment, the local economy, and human health.
"All we have seen so far are recommendations and conditions. How has the Government and Lynas met the recommendations from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)? What have Lynas done to satisfy the Government's conditions? Where is the transparency which the IAEA has emphasized?" Asked Haji Ismail Abu Bakar who earlier appealed to MOSTI to cancel the TOL.
He added "people's livelihoods will be affected. Kuantan will be a sad place if the Lynas plant starts to operate. The government has failed in its duty of care to protect us rakyat and the environment which we rely on for our survival."
Residents of Kuantan area and concerned citizens all around Malaysia including those from Sabah and Sarawak, have voiced out their strong opposition to the Lynas project in the last 18 months. The Stop Lynas campaign is now Malaysia's biggest ever environmental campaign known to the media all over the world.
"Our life has changed since we learnt of the Lynas rare earth project. How can we live in peace and do nothing when the Government, especially the AELB has failed to properly and safely deal with the now closed Bukit Merah rare earth plant?" Questions Ram, a Kuantan resident and a SMSL volunteer.
Legal actions are being explored and prepared in Australia as well and SMSL has the support of the Environmental Defenders Office and other established law firms in WA and Sydney as well as concerned Australians and civil society groups there.
For more information on the Lynas project, please refer to "Outstanding Issues of the LAMP" attached (and as below).
Lynas is the world's biggest rare earth plant.
Malaysia is a tiny country with a poor track record of handling pollution and radioactive materials.
Rare Earth refining involves massive amounts of hazardous chemicals and substances and produces enormous amount of toxic and radioactive waste that can pollute our air, our water and the land as well as our food chain.
Lynas has ZERO track record - in the construction, operation and maintenance of rare earth plant.
Lynas has ZERO track record in toxic radioactive waste management.
Lynas do not have a safe way to handle its mammoth amount of wastes.
Lynas cannot ship the radioactive waste out of Malaysia because of international law and Australia has refused to take back Lynas' waste. Which third country will want to accept Lynas' radioactive waste?
Lynas has still not found a safe way to permanently store its radioactive waste. Where is Lynas' waste recycling plant? Why should we allow Lynas to dump massive amount of hazardous waste tax free in Malaysia?
Lynas has proposed to recycle its gypsum waste but experience elsewhere has shown that by-products made from recycling contaminated gypsum are problematic:
● Contaminated gypsum used in new homes blamed for homeowners' nightmare check http://www.cbsnews.com/2100-
● Gypsum contaminated with sulphur from the flue gas desulphurisation residue is a health hazard and it is corrosivehttp://www.ehow.com/info_
12009610_adverse-effects-drywa ll.html
● Fertilisers from industrial gypsum waste are not safe and are not legally permitted in Australia http://www.environment.nsw.gov
Kuantan coast is one of the most beautiful tourist attractions in Malaysia
Who will want to spend their holiday next to the world's largest rare earth refinery plant?
The tourism and seafood industry employ MORE workers than Lynas with less occupational health and safety risks than Lynas.
Think about it,
Why should tax paying citizens live in the shadow of Lynas' pollution?
Why should we sacrifice SO MUCH for a foreign company which do NOT have to pay a single cent in taxes?
Why should we take the risk to suffer for the profit for an Australian company?
REMEMBER: the Department of Environment and the AELB onlywork from 9 to 5 pm
Who will check Lynas' chimney at night?
Who will test Lynas' massive amount of contaminated water every hour?
Who will check how Lynas' will pollute our environment after a heavy downpour or a storm?
Who will test the seafood caught from the South China Sea outside the Balok River mouth?
Who will test that the water we will be drinking is safe?
Who will do the test on our birdnests?
All the talk about round the clock monitoring and having radioactivity counter in different locations are gimmicks to fool the unsuspected. We All know Malaysia's abysmally bad track record!!
Lynas' pollution is far harder, more massive and more complex to track than what our Government is capable of dealing with.
Our Government has not even safely tackled the Bukit Merah ARE waste. Victims of Bukit Merah disaster are left to fend for themselves. No health research was carried out despite the high death tolls and health issues.
Now the government approved of another rare earth plant ten times BIGGER!!!


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From Anonymous of Atlanta, Georgia on 12/23/2015.
I bought Tofutti sour cream substitute for a friend with a milk allergy. I first used it to make beef stroganoff and then later in the week I used it in beef and bean burritos. It was fabulous! It gives hot dishes that creamy consistency I was looking for without the dairy. I'd use it in place of sour cream any day!
Great tasting if you like eating plastic
From Anonymous of Halifax, Nova Scotia on 10/23/2014.
I really hate to put a bad review on something that is helping vegans find substitutes but this is not a repeat buy. I immediately had buyers remorse when I purchased this. It's very soft and solid at the same time not a liquidy at all like sour cream would be it's not sour it's sweet and plasticky. Plastic is the only real description I can have for the taste of this as I've never really decided to melt plastic and eat it with my food. I'm told it's good to use as a substitute for food in muffin recipes and will try, but with a reduced recipe so as not to ruin an entire batch of muffins.
Absolutely Disgusting
From Anonymous of Ottawa, Ontario on 1/5/2014.
Aside from cheese Sour cream is what made me the saddest to lose when I went Vegan. I was all excited when i found this product until I tasted it...Absolutely horrendous!!!! I am really dissapointed! Anyone have any other suggestions?!
Not impressed.
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Tastes okay when used for cooking or mixed in with other ingredients but is quite disgusting on its own.
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< Aug. 22, 2012 > -- With schools across the country about to reopen for the fall, one item to add to your back-to-school list is a check on your children's immunizations: Are they up-to-date?
"These vaccines save children's lives, says David Kimberlin, M.D., at the University of Alabama-Birmingham.
Although most of the diseases that vaccinations protect against are now rare in the U.S., outbreaks still happen, the CDC says. More than 20,000 cases of pertussis, or whooping cough, have already been reported this year through late July, with nine deaths, all of them in children younger than 1 year.
Vaccinations protect not only school-aged children from infectious diseases, but also younger children and older adults at home and in the greater community.
"At any given time, all of these vaccine-preventable diseases are at most 18 hours away," Dr. Kimberlin says. "For example, one of the few remaining places where polio circulates is Afghanistan, and U.S. troops return home from there daily. Anyone exposed could inadvertently pass polio to a child."
In addition to pertussis, 15 other diseases are currently preventable with childhood vaccines: chickenpox (varicella), diphtheria, seasonal flu, Haemophilus influenza type b, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, human papillomavirus, measles, meningococcal, mumps, pneumococcal, rotavirus, rubella, tetanus, and polio.
Vaccines help prevent disease by causing a child's immune system to recognize the disease in "imitation" form, so if the real disease comes along later, the child's body can fight it off.
Although vaccines can cause side effects, the most common ones are mild. Side effects can include redness and swelling at the site where the injection was given, and fever. Most side effects ease in a few days.
"People do have all sorts of fears of things they don't understand, but there is no rational reason for not vaccinating a child," says Vivian Friedman, Ph.D., also at the University of Alabama-Birmingham.
For more information on health and wellness, please visit health information modules on this website.
Keep this information in mind to help your child's immunizations go more smoothly:
Common side effects of immunizations include swelling at the site of the injection, soreness, and fever. Discuss these side effects with your doctor and ask what symptoms deserve an office call.
Ask your doctor's office if it participates in an immunization registry. This is a source you can go to if your immunization records get lost.
Ask your doctor's office if it has an immunization reminder/recall system. This type of system will call to remind you when immunizations are due and will warn you if an immunization has been missed.
Always bring your immunizations record with you to all of your child's office visits and make sure the doctor signs and dates every immunization.
Vaccines are some of the safest and most effective medicines we have, and they have made many dangerous childhood diseases rare today.
Always talk with your health care provider to find out more information.
(Our Organization is not responsible for the content of Internet sites.)
American Academy of Pediatrics - Immunizations
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Walk this way: 6 pedometer apps for iPhone
Who needs a Fitbit anyway? Your iPhone can track your steps for you, but not every pedometer app can go the distance.
Google buys Nest, world gets one step closer to 'OK Glass, make my house warmer'
Will Google's $3.2 billion investment in the Internet of Things market have privacy implications for Nest's customers? Nest, naturally, says no.
Will smart locks open the door for home automation?
Big home-automation systems are intimidating, but tech is still colonizing the home one step at a time. First it was smart thermostats, then Bluetooth light bulbs, and now it's smart keys with smart locks.
Viper Home Starter Kit review: It's the software, stupid
The Viper Home Starter Kit is nearly effortless to set up. Well. The hardware is at least.
Connected by TCP review: Smart lighting 101
Upgrade the easy way: Add super simple app-controlled lighting to your love shack.
Get your minimum of daily movement with Human
For the love of Richard Simmons, stand up while you read this!
Nike+ Move makes the iPhone 5s double as a FuelBand
Thanks to the M7 coprocessor in the iPhone 5s, Nike's new fitness app can track your movements without a separate hunk of hardware around your wrist.
Three new offerings from Runtastic want to help whip you into shape
Runtastic is rounding out its fitness ecosystem with a smart scale, a new app for sculpting your abs, and stories to keep runners captivated mile after mile.
Review: Come rain or shine, Netatmo's Weather Station provides a personalized forecast
There are thousands of weather apps out there, but they can't tell you what the temperature is at your house specifically.
Gesundheit! Six apps that ease the hell of allergy season
From tips to trackers, these apps will help those with allergies.
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While surprised by the scarcity of consumer fitness contraptions on the show floor, we managed to spot a few key health-related gadgets.
Aftershokz open-ear headphones are zombie-apocalypse approved (video)
There's now a third option in the earbud/over-ear debate thanks the Aftershokz open-ear headphones.
Samsung's new TV lineup promises a world of possibilities
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Does Your Sunscreen Prevent Wrinkles?
EliseR on 29 Jun 2011 at 11:30am
The Fourth of July is quickly approaching, which means fireworks, barbeques, and lots of outdoor celebration. But before you bust out the tanning oil to soak up those rays there are a few facts that you should know:
Between 90 and 95% of wrinkles are caused by exposure to the sun
1.3 million Americans develop skin cancer each year
- 1 in 5 Americans develop skin cancer in their lifetime (of which 90 percent is caused by the sun)
"Preventing wrinkles always involves the use of sunscreen, every day, rain or shine," says San Diego dermatologist Dr. Kimberly Butterwick, when asked how to best maintain youthful looking skin.
Doesn't sound complicated, right? Why then, do so few people take the extra five minutes to lather up? We don't know, but we're hoping that will change as the Food and Drug Administration releases a set of stricter guidelines for sunscreen products. Included in the guidelines (which are to take effect for most companies on June 18, 2012) are regulations that clarify sunscreen labeling and advertising, hopefully paving the way to understanding the benefits of sunscreen for the remaining 67% of people who don't regularly use it.
Highlights of the new regulations:
Products must pass tests for protection against UVB and UVA sunrays before they market themselves as "broad spectrum."
Products that do not sufficiently protect against UVB and UVA rays must display a warning label.
- Products that pass the broad spectrum tests and are rated SPF 15 or higher may state that they reduce the risks of skin cancer and signs of early aging when used as directed and in combination with other sun-protection measures.
Ultraviolet (or UV) rays come in three varieties: UVA rays, which have long wavelengths and are used in tanning booths, UVB rays, which have shorter wavelengths and are attributed to sunburns, and UVC rays,
which have no direct effect on human skin. Both UVA and UVB rays are proven culprits of skin cancer, sunspots, and wrinkles.
Though the new requirements are a year away from taking effect, you can still find sunscreen that blocks UVA and UVB rays right now. Neutrogena with HelioPlex and Coppertone are easy-to-find drugstore brands.
So if you want to prevent wrinkles as you celebrate the Fourth, throw on a hat and hit up the SPF 15+ sunscreen. And don't forget:
"Intentional tanning whether at the beach or in a tanning booth will expedite the aging of your skin."
- Dr. John Westine, Florida facial plastic surgeon.


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Glottic Visualization & Ease of Intubation With Different Laryngoscope Blades
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Orotracheal intubation the commonest method used to secure and maintain airway during anaesthesia. A variety of methods are available for orotracheal intubation such as digital or tactile method, use of lighted orotracheal intubating stylet, use of intubating LMA (which is becoming increasing popular, particularly in cased of anticipated difficult intubation), fibreoptic endoscopic orotracheal intubation (also used when a difficulty is predicted), and conventional and most common method, direct laryngoscopy. Orotracheal intubation is most commonly achieved after visualization of laryngeal inlet with direct laryngoscopy following induction of general anaesthesia and muscle relaxation achieved by administration of a muscle relaxant.
Due to the hazards seen with failed intubation, anaesthetists are also on the lookout for techniques which will improve visualization of the laryngeal inlet, i.e. glottis. View obtained during laryngoscopy can be classified in a variety of ways such as Cormack Lehane grading, the percentage of glottic opening (POGO Score)Literature suggests that straight blade gives better glottic visualization while tracheal intubation is easier with the curved blade. We therefore wanted to compare the Macintosh and Miller laryngoscope blades in terms of visualization of Laryngeal inlet and ease of intubation in patients with normal predicted intubation. We also compared the McCoy blade, a modified curved blade, and the Trueview Laryngoscope, which incorporates a prism in a straight blade, for glottic view and ease of intubation.
|Tracheal Intubation Morbidity
|Device: Macintosh Laryngoscope blade Device: MacCoy Device: Miller Device: TrueView
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
|Official Title:
|Comparison of Visualisation of Laryngeal Inlet and Ease of Intubation With Different Laryngoscope Blades.
- Visualization of glottis and Ease of Intubation [ Time Frame: During Laryngoscopy and intubation average time 1 minute ]
Visualization of laryngeal inlet:
Grade 1: complete glottis visible Grade 2: anterior glottis not seen Grade 3: epiglottis seen but not glottis Grade 4: epiglottis not seen
Ease of intubation:
Grade 1: Intubation easy Grade 2: Intubation requiring an increased anterior lifting force and assistance to pull the right corner of the mouth upwards to increase space Grade 3: Intubation requiring multiple attempts and a curved stylet Grade 4: Failure to intubate with the assigned laryngoscope
|Study Start Date:
|August 2008
|Study Completion Date:
|October 2008
|Primary Completion Date:
|October 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: Macintosh
Laryngoscopy performed with Macintosh Laryngoscope
Device: Macintosh Laryngoscope blade
Laryngoscopy performed with Macintosh Laryngoscope
Other Name: Conventional Curved laryngoscope blade
Active Comparator: McCoy
Laryngoscopy performed with MacCoy Laryngoscope
Device: MacCoy
Laryngoscopy performed with MacCoy Laryngoscope
Other Name: Curved laryngoscope blade with a hinged tip
Active Comparator: Miller
Laryngoscopy performed with Miller Laryngoscope
Device: Miller
Laryngoscopy performed with Miller Laryngoscope
Other Name: Conventional Straight laryngoscope blade
Active Comparator: TrueView
Laryngoscopy performed with TrueView Laryngoscope
Device: TrueView
Laryngoscopy performed with TrueView laryngoscope
Other Name: Straight blade with prism
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 70 Years (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients in the age group of 18-70 yrs
- Patients with ASA grade I and II
- Undergoing surgery under general anaesthesia requiring endotracheal intubation.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patient's refusal for consent for study.
- Patients less than 18 years and more than 70years of age.
- Pregnant patients
- Patients with difficult mask ventilation and /or anticipated difficult intubation
- Patients with pathology in neck, upper respiratory tract and upper alimentary tract.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01352299
|Tata Memorial Hopsital
|Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, 400012
|Principal Investigator:
|Atul P Kulkarni, MD Anaes
|Professor Tata Memorial Hospital
|Responsible Party:
|Dr Atul P Kulkarni, Tata Memorial Hospital
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01352299 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|May 9, 2011
|Last Updated:
|May 10, 2011
Keywords provided by Tata Memorial Hospital:
Macintosh laryngoscope blade
MacCoy laryngoscope blade
Miller laryngoscope blade
TrueView laryngoscope
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on June 23, 2017


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easy to install 893 hid fog bulb?
Least i think it's 893, that's what my plug says but others say 880, 899 will all fit?. I bought new fog housings, ( just like stock ) i just wanna know if a 893 hid bulb should easily fit in and lock down . The opening on the housing is a little weird looking its not just round or square.
All the 8xx bulbs are the same base, just different wattage if I remember correctly. 893 is 32.7w or something and the other ones are mostly 25w IIRC.
So in reference to your original question about getting HIDs, you don't need to get specifically an 893 kit, you could get an 880, 899, etc. kit as they are all the same base.
ah ok thanks man , some of the kits ive been looking at come with halogen adapters, do i need them or not? i bought new ( stock ) housings by the way
Halogen adapters? Never heard of 'em. Got a link to one of those kits?
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my understanding is it's just a little black ring that the hid bulb goes through to properly fit and lockdown inside the fog light housing. on my phone which is crap , if u can search for them on ebay do it
I've never heard of them. Can't find one either. Someone else might chime in with more info, but I've never heard of them being used/needed. The bulbs in eBay kits are all rebased to 893 anyways so it should fit in the socket regardless of whether it has an "adapter" or not.
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6 Women celebrates the bravery, courage and defiance of ordinary women.
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Ballistic is a one-man tour-de-force about the life of a loner.
Comedy sketch group The Awkward Silence bring you their new show: a tale of bloodshed, progeny and greed.
Beethoven Sonatas for Violin and Piano with contemporary companion pieces
Beethoven Sonatas for Violin and Piano with contemporary companion pieces
Beethoven Sonatas for Violin and Piano with contemporary companion pieces
Beethoven Sonatas for Violin and Piano with contemporary companion pieces
A gloopy Bogeyman mess-fest for children who enjoy all things sticky, slimy and strange…
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Juliette Burton performs this preview show which investigates individual kindness and its potentially life-changing effect on others.
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Inspired by Monty Python, this playful production journeys across the globe with Candide...
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Choir of the Queen's College, Owen Rees
Carthage explores the impact on those displaced and isolated by slavery, human trafficking and forced migration.
A contemporary re-imagining of Oliver Twist, Magdalen College School Theatre Academy perform this powerful new story.
Jack Gibbons' 30th annual Oxford Summer Piano Series
Jack Gibbons' 30th annual Oxford Summer Piano Series
An epic, mystical tale of love, loss and soul-food. Enjoy while eating dinner at the Majliss Restaurant.
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David Gibb is on a one-man mission to make brilliant, engaging and high-quality music for families and children.
Arthur Miller's Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece.
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The author of the Roald Dahl Funny Prize-shortlisted The Wrong Pong gives you the inside story on everyone's favourite Beano star
Two summer evenings of beautiful music in the historic setting of Dorchester Abbey.
Hour-long interactive story workshops complete with props and costumes
Hour-long interactive story workshops complete with props and costumes
Hour-long interactive story workshops complete with props and costumes
Hour-long interactive story workshops complete with props and costumes
Hour-long interactive story workshops complete with props and costumes
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Author and illustrator Jane Ray invites you in to the Elephant's Garden
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Jolie Booth's immersive solo show introduces a flat caught between two timelines: the home of Anne Clarke in 70s bohemian Brighton, and a squat established by Jolie in 2002.
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Jack Gibbons' 30th annual Oxford Summer Piano Series
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This haunting tale of friendship follows one man's journey to confront his past and find redemption.
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Described as a 'stunning and provocative piece', Ladylike is an absurd, comical, and emotionally charged ritual of dance super-heroism.
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Jack Gibbons' 30th annual Oxford Summer Piano Series
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Politics meets powertools and aerobics routines in this physical-video-poetry-comedy show about life under capitalism.
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A new hour of gags and musings.
Test your knowledge of books, films, fairy tales, music and more in an informal and friendly setting
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A comic alternative-biopic very loosely based on a real life hot dog stand.
Develop your comic-making skills and share ideas with like-minded enthusiasts.
The perfect festive treat, all wrapped up and ready to charm little ones and their grown-ups.
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Following a critically-acclaimed, sold-out season at the National Theatre and in London's West End, People, Places & Things comes to Oxford Playhouse....
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Three evenings of new drama, performed by Oxford Playhouse 12|16 and 17|25 Young Companies, all inspired by the concept of 'time'.
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Spotlight is for anyone aged 50 or over with an interest in theatre. Each session is a friendly and relaxed lunchtime meet-up to socialise and talk.
The Grammy-nominated singer Stacey Kent returns to Oxford Playhouse for an evening of songs.
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Steve Coogan, takes to the Playhouse stage for an evening of banter and political ranting. Steve will be joined in conversation by leading human right...
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Three characters create an episodic montage of choreographed comedic scenes exploring life's endless submissions
Jack Gibbons' 30th annual Oxford Summer Piano Series
Whether you're attending drama school, starting your career, retired and seeking new challenges or just looking to develop new skills, come along and try something new for a day or...
A story-themed exploration led by story and arts professionals.
A week of story-themed exploration led by story and arts professionals.
Elf Lyons wants to do a full scale production of Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake. In an hour. In this standup show, anything is possible.
Choral Music by Bantock, Bax, Grieg, Martin & Weelkes
Jack Gibbons' 30th annual Oxford Summer Piano Series
Following a hugely successful 2016 tour, Things I Know To Be True returns to Oxford Playhouse this autumn.
A stand-up/storytelling show about loving and cursing an overly-sensitive rescue dog.
by Angela Carter
A slacker atheist becomes the Chosen One. Awkward. Fortunately, God has a sense of humour
Oxford Playhouse and the Bodleian Library are delighted to present one of Shakespeare's finest comedies in this stunning outdoor setting.
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Olivier Award-winning Nichola McAuliffe (Lady in the Van) and Jeffrey Holland (Hi-de-Hi!) star in this premiere stage production of the BAFTA-nominated Waiting For God.
1989. Drugs. Beats. Bucket Hats. Acid House.
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Ian Hislop and Nick Newman's The Wipers Times tells the extraordinary true story of the satirical newspaper created in the mud and mayhem of the Somme.
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A site specific piece of theatre set inside a crashed car just moments after a devastating accident.
Simon Ponsford - countertenor. Edward Higginbottom - director, organ. Sung Compline (free) follows at 9pm
ABENDMUSIK IN LÜBECK - 7.45pm
The Instruments of Time and Truth
Persephone Gibbs - Violin
Asako Morikawa - Gamba
Simon Ponsford - Countertenor
Edward Higginbottom - Director/Organ
Cantatas by Buxtehude and Tunder
Dietrich Buxtehude - Toccata/Prelude and Fugue
Franz Tunder - Salve mi Jesu
Dietrich Buxtehude - Sonata in a minor
J S Bach - Schliesse, mein Herz (from Christmas Oratorio)
Franz Tunder - Jesus Christus unser Heiland
Dietrich Buxtehude - Jubilate Deo
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Part of the 2017 Keble Early Music Festival.
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[CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE] Of all the agonizing disappointments Major League Soccer teams have suffered against their Mexican counterparts, the results of
Wednesday's Concacaf Champions League encounters may be the most bitter.
In Mexico City, Real Salt Lake led Cruz Azul, 3-1, well into the second half, and after conceding three goals to fall behind equalized in stoppage time – only to allow yet another goal and lose, 5-4.
As that match ended, Seattle kicked off against Monterrey in a noisy Qwest Field, but surrendered goals on either side of halftime in a 2-0 defeat that leaves the Sounders with zero points after their first two CCL matches.
Javier Orozco destroyed RSL by scoring Cruz Azul's first four goals, with Christian Gimenez netting in stoppage time to secure an incredible victory. In a relentless, driving rain, field conditions worsened to the point that standing water and large puddles covered the Estadio Azul surface, yet a pair of goals by Alvaro Saborio and one by Fabian Espindola – set up by Saborio's steal and centering pass -- pushed Seattle in front by two goals with 25 minutes to play.
Orozco scored on a deflected shot to narrow the score to 3-2, and RSL held that lead until the final minutes of regulation, when Orozco scored twice in less than 90 seconds as slipping defenders and balls splashing through puddles turned the game into farce. Cruz Azul's desperate attacks and miserable conditions created two chances that Orozco tucked away within a minute.
In the second minute of stoppage time Will Johnson pounced on an entry pass that bounced off a few legs to score from about 12 yards out to tie it again at 4-4. Cruz Azul stormed back downfield with the kickoff to get a cross into the penalty area and when a clearance rolled up the middle, Gimenez nailed it first-time low past Nick Rimando from 19 yards out.
Seattle struggled to break down the Monterrey defense and fell behind four minutes before halftime when goalie Kasey Keller raced out to collect a deflected cross but Neri Cardozo got to the ball first to nod it into the net. In the 58th minute Cardozo slipped a ball through the Sounders' offside trap for Antonio de Nigris to blast past Keller.
The Sounders' increased pressure eventually yielded a 17-7 advantage in shots but they weren't able to beat Monterrey goalie Jonathan Orozco, who stymied them several times with the score 2-0 and finished the match with six saves.
Concacaf play for the MLS representatives resumes in mid-September. In Group A, all four teams – RSL, Cruz Azul, Toronto FC and Arabe Unido -- are tied with one win and one loss apiece for three points. Seattle is last in Group C with zero points along with Deportivo Saprissa, which plays its second group game Thursday against second-place Marathon. Monterrey is on top with six points from its two matches.
Columbus, which lost, 1-0, to Santos Laguna in Torreon Tuesday on a stoppage-time goal, is second in Group B ahead of pointless Joe Public and Municipal, which play on Thursday.
Aug. 25 in Mexico City
Cruz Azul 5, Real Salt Lake 4.
Goals: Orozco 5, 75, 88, 89, Gimenez 93+; Saborio 23 (penalty kick), Saborio 43, Espindola 64, Johnson 92+.
Cruz Azul – Gutierrez; Pinto, Dominguez, Orozco, Cervantes, Castro, Pineda (Chavez 76), Torrado, Villaluz (Gimenez, 46), Villa, Biancucchi (Vela, 46).
Real Salt Lake – Rimando; Russell, Borchers, McKenzie, Wingert, Gonzalez (Grabavoy, 46), Beckerman, Johnson, Morales (Williams, 74), Saborio, Espindola (Findley, 67).
Referee: O. Moncada.
Att.: n/a.
Aug. 25 in Seattle
Seattle 0, Monterrey 2. Goals: Cardozo 41, de Nigris 58.
Seattle – Keller, Gonzalez, Ianni, Parke, Riley, Sturgis (Seamon, 67), Alonso, Fernandez (Levesque, 73), Nyassi, Montero, Nkufo (Jaqua, 46).
Monterrey – Orozco; Perez, Basanta, Morales, Mier, Osorio, Cardozo (Santana, 70), Zavala, Martinez (Perez, 81), de Nigris (Suazo, 75), Carreno.
Referee: J. Aguilar.
Att.: 22,513.
Cruz Azul-Real Salt Lake Highlights: