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SuperWade2's TJ Build Thread
I've never started one of these build threads for my TJ but have some other threads in the Tech section that I might Link to or reference
Here is one of the only "before" pics I can find...
I'll start with a list, my last couple of years and what plans are next...I'll add pics later where I have em...comments, questions and criticisms welcome...
Pre 2007 (mostly 2003-2007 after I found JeepForum)
Rubicon Express 2" Budget Boost - (Removed, but installed pair of Spacers on front of my MJ)
31" BFGoodrich AT's - (Sold when I upgraded to 33" MTZ's)
AtoZ Fab Rocker Skids- (Removed/SOLD, replaced with Alum/Savvy Stainless Steel Rockers/Sliders)
Hanson 60" Front Bumper - (Removed/SOLD, replaced with Savvy Front Bumper)
Teraflex Quick Disconnects - (Removed, Installed on my MJ)
Kilby Gas Tank Skid - (Removed/SOLD, Replaced with Savvy GTS)
Kilby Steering Box Skid- (Removed/SOLD, Replaced with Savvy Steering Skid)
Warn Diff Skids Front - (Removed/SOLD, Replaced with Solid Diff Covers)
Jeep Medic Engine Skid - (Still installed)
1" Performance Accessories Body Lift - (Removed Replaced with Savvy Body Lift))
M.O.R.E Motor Mount Lift - (Removed Replaced with Savvy MML)
K&N FIPK II – Air Intake - (Still installed):brickwall
Airaid Throttle Body Spacer - (Still installed):brickwall
Tuffy Glove Box/Console Insert - (Still installed)
2007 (the first BIG Year of Upgrades)
Hanson Rear Bumper with Tire Carrier (Sold, not yet replaced, don't carry spare)
33x12.5-15" Mickey Thompson MTZ's (Sold when I upgraded to 35" MTR/Kevlar)
Rock Hard Sport Cage (Removed and Sold, not yet replaced)
Solid Axle HD D44 Axle Swap with ARB (4.56)
AlloyUSA Grande 30 Kit with ARB (4.56) (Only running 30 Spline Inner Axles and ARB now)
Rubicon Express 4.5" Tri-Link Long Arm
Teralow 4:1 / 2 Low
Tom Woods CV Driveshaft / Teraflex HD SYE
SuperWinch EPi9.0 / Viking Synthetic Rope/Thimble
sPOD/The Source
Currie HD Steering
Transmission Cooler/Deep Trans Pan
ORO Swaloc
Vanco Big Brakes
Novak SK2X T-Case Shifter (Replaced with Novak Cable Shifter)
12Volt Guy In Cab Winch Switch
ORO LiteDot's / LitePlate (Removed, Installed Savvy LED Tail Lights)
Currie Explorer Rear Disc Brakes
Front HPD30 Swap
Savvy Aluminum Gas Tank Skid
Viking Fastback Soft top (Sailcloth)
Savvy Front Bumper
Savvy TJ Full Corner Aluminum Armor
10# Ultimate Air Co2 Tank
Goodyear Wrangler MT/R with Kevlar 35x12.5-15
Rancho 9000XL Adjustable Shocks
Currie CE-9120TJJ Front Track Bar
MrBlaine Custom Driver Side Tie Rod Flip
Currie CE-9102 Upper Johnny Joints
Savvy Rock Stainless Steel Sliders
Savvy Off Road LED Tail Lights
Rear Shock Outboard (PolyPerf Kit with Rancho 9000XL, Currie Rear Bumpstops)
Savvy Rear Bumper
Savvy Wrecking Ball Tub Rails
Savvy Ultimate Tie Rod
Skinny Pedal EOM LED Rock Lights
48mm Calipers and Black Magic Pads for Vanco Kit
XRF Ball Joints (Died quickly and replaced with Synergy Ball Joints)
Savvy MML
Lightforce Striker 170 Fog lamps
Savvy Winch Hoop
RocDog Fab Hawse Fairlead License Plate Mount (Removed, replace with TRE License Plate Mount)
Savvy T-6061 Aluminum Trail Doors
Mac's Custom Tiedown VersaTie tracks 2' length
Synergy Suspension Ball Joints
Bed Tred Interior Kit
Barnett Front D30 Diff Cover
Poly Performance Grab Handles
Savvy Front Bumper "Hardcore Upgrade"
Savvy Steering Box Skid
Tactical Recovery Equipment Safety Thimble Fairlead
Tactical Recovery Equipment License Plate Mount
Next Planned Mod's (*in no particular order, when $$$ avail and Subject to change)
Savvy Tire Carrier (If they ever release one)
Maybe figure out a new front axle option for D30's
Tube Fenders/Flares
PSC Hydroassist Steering
Vanco Hydroboost
<new add="">Beadlock Rims (Undecided, but thinking Walker Evans or Racelines maybe)
thats a fancy dancy jeep you got there bud :) nice job...looks really clean
Some History of my TJ...the Wife and I drove the TJ off the lot brand new in Norco, CA in Jan of 1999. The TJ was actually the wifes primary Daily Driver until early 2003 when I traded my 97 Grand Prix (which I really loved) in for a "family wagon" (2003 Chevy Tahoe).
It didn't get much wheeling before 2003 other than a couple trips to the desert when we lived in Riverside, CA but it was really tame stuff.
It was always user for mostly short trips and in town and the mileage was always pretty low. As it sits now, at nearly 11 years old at about 42,000 miles, and still only gets a couple thousand miles a year.
Very nice TJ you got there. Wouldn't mind seeing some more pics of it :thumbsup:
nice Jeep. Very clean axle and I love the Savvy skid:thumbsup:
It's definitely gonna look good with some 35's on it.
I was really really close to ordering a set of the MetalCloak Oveline Fenders/Flares today. They have a good Black Friday deal that I would have been able to get the fenders/flares, powdercoated, taxed (Cali), and Shipped to my door for just over $650 total.
BUT as I was getting gas today looking at my front end and envisioning what the rig might look like with the fenders I came to the realization that my Full Width (60") Hanson bumper could look goofy with those tube fenders. They extend out past where the fenders
This pic was before lots of other stuff on my TJ (winch/lift/tires/steering, etc), but shows how wide that bumper is and how much would "stick" out into the newly wider fender opening.
I like my Hanson bumper BUT I think I'm going to have to get something stubbier before or at the same time that I get the front fender/flares. Maybe will wait to see Blaine and Geralds Savvy Front Bumpers... Metal Cloak also has some interesting things going on in the bumper area too.
So it's kind of a vicious cycle;
Tube Fenders First -> Make 33" tires look Small -> Want to Upgrade to 35" Tires
Tube Fenders First -> Make Bumper Look Goofy -> Want to change bumpers
35" Tires -> Make me want more room to stuff em -> Want to get Fenders
I think 35" Tires and then Corner Armor are probably priority #1 and #2.
I didn't do so well in the mud and slop, but to be fair, I was blindfolded :shhh:
Savvy front Bumper should be here tomorrow, already removed the Hanson in preparation.
Got my Savvy Front Bumper more or less installed...need to torque a few bolts, re-run the power wires, re spool my Synthetic line and will be good!
Looking good!
Jeep looks great:2thumbsup:
what did you do with your Hanson Bumper ?
Been a while since I updated...
Here is better shot of front bumper...
And License Plate Mount
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Consumer Statement: In July 2012, I contacted 1st United Consultants to help me consolidate my debt. I spoke with Oryan Bitton in the client Care Department on several times as I attempted to establish an account and pay the fees required to get the process moving along. They required a copy of a voided check, most recent statement from all ... Read More »
1st United Consultants – Consumer Complaint – December 27, 2012
Consumer Statement: I was promised by 1st United Consultants that they would negotiate with OCWEN to reduce my mortgage via the Obama Home Afordability Program. I paid to them a total of $6,787.81 in increments of $1687.27 for 4 months supposedly to show I can make these payments on a new payment scheme to my mortgage for P&I and taxes ... Read More »
1st United Consultants – Consumer Complaint – November 14, 2012
Consumer Statement: I was contacted by Justin Rosen at 1st United consultants. They took the payments by auto-draft from our bank. We paid August and September payments but the October payment has not been drafted yet. It is about time for the November payments to be taken out. I am not sure if I need to transfer the money, if ... Read More »
1st United Consultants / Lee Arthur – Consumer Complaint – November 12, 2012
Consumer Statement: I was contacted 9/12/12 from 1st United Consultant about lowering my mortgage payment. There was more conversation during that time I believe his name was Steve said let me check and see if we handle yor mortgage company, and then put me on hold. He came back and good news we do and I can get your paymentdown ... Read More »
1st United Consultants – Consumer Complaint – 10-23-2012
Consumer Statement: united one call my my home in jacksonville fl and told me about debt relief program so i went with the program they offered gave them my information an bank info and a monthly plan they took money out of my account for two months now i am three months behind on my morgtage their should hold these ... Read More »
1st United Consultants – Consumer Complaint – 10-22-2012
Consumer Statement: I WAS TOLD BY JOHN KHOURY OF FIRST UNITED CONSULTANT THAT MY MONEY WOULD BE RETURN TO MY ACCOUNT IN THREE DAYS AFTER IT WAS DRAFTED ON THE 18 OF SEPT WHEN I HAD SAID FOR UNITED CONSULTANT NOT TO DRAFT MY ACCOUNT UNTIL I CHECK MY MORTGAGE HOLDER TO SEE IF THIS WOULD EFFECT MY CREDIT. THEY ... Read More »
1st United Consultants – Consumer Complaint – 10-17-2012
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1st United Consultants / Jesse Wiseman – Consumer Complaint – 10-16-2012
Consumer Statement: Terrible – now am behind 3 months in my mortgage payments. Consumer Action Taken: I have given up calling since at first the phone rang busy and now it goes to some other business advertisement. Date This Problem Happened: 855-486-4831 State You Live in: California Race/Ethnicity: White Age Range: 66+ Total Amount of Fee Paid: $9,921 Company Name: ... Read More »
1st United Consultants – Consumer Complaint – 10-15-2012
Consumer Statement: I was contacted by 1st United about lowering my monthly payment on my mortgage. I don't know why i listened I do know better. I talked to one of Lee Arthurs people then I talked to him. I was assured they were on the up and up and I had nothng to worry about. They took $622.11 out ... Read More »
1st United Consultants / Saeid Safarmehdi – Consumer Complaint – 10-4-2012
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Consumer Statement: On August 29th 2012 I received a call for a guy who just started talking. He didn't identify himself or his comany. I found out he was with Meracord and he wanted to to a modification loan on our existing loan we have with Chase. We are late and behind with payments and are trying to fix it. ... Read More »
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1st United Consultants – Consumer Complaint – 4-4-2012
Date This Problem Happened: March 27, 2012 State You Live in: Illinois Race/Ethnicity: White Age Range: 51-65 Total Amount of Fee Paid: $1,687.94 Company Name: 1st United Consultants Company Address: Company Telephone Number: 855-426-4294 Website of Company: 1unite.com Consumer Statement: March 27th 2012., I was contacted by: 1st United Consultants claiming that I had been prequalified for a mortgage modification ... Read More »
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Sensex snaps three-week losing streak, up 334 pts
Feb 22 2014 , Mumbai
Buoyant global cues after the US manufacturing activity, which hit its highest in nearly four years, also boosted investor sentiment in the domestic market. Positive comments by IMF about India's growth outlook also aided buying.
Fresh capital inflows into equity market also aided the firm trend as investors infused Rs 2,046.61 crore during the week, including the provisional figure of February 21, as per data issued by Sebi.
The Sensex resumed at 20,438.87 and shot up further to a high of 20,750.52 before settling the week at 20,700.75, showing a gain of 333.93 points or 1.64 per cent from its last weekend's level.
The NSE 50-share Nifty also rose by 107.10 points or 1.77 per cent to end at 6,155.45.
FM said the fiscal deficit for the ongoing financial year will be contained at 4.6 per cent, current account gap will be capped at $ 45 billion and net borrowing for 2014-15 would be lower than FY'14 revised estimates.
On GDP growth, he further commented that the economy is more stable than what it was two years ago following several steps taken by the government and that the growth will be higher in the second half of the fiscal.


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Recognition Policies Protect from Potential Discrimination
While it's important, and necessary, to recognize employees, it is just as important to be fair when doing so.
When designing a rewards policy, never ignore the guidelines of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibit employment discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, or disability.
It's also important to follow Internal Revenue Service regulations and any other federal or state income regulations when issuing a monetary award.
Establish specific criteria for recognition.
When issuing an award for a job well done, the employer should ensure that all employees be evaluated by the same criteria.
Your policy should provide a system of validation of the "outstanding performance" to avoid discriminatory practices—for example, a manager who issues these awards to employees he/she likes, or to keep an employee on board, and so on.
An example of a policy might be something as simple as stating the following in your company's employee handbook:
Merit awards are given to employees who greatly exceed job requirements by exhibiting outstanding performance. Your supervisor may recommend you for a merit award which can be a cash or non-cash award.
Pay close attention to federal regulations.
Many companies recognize employees with incentive compensation plans, stock-option plans, stock awards and so on, when an employee meets specific goals.
Any program that issues monetary awards to employees has to follow the same regulations as when paying an employee.
In other words, these types of programs may have IRS or state tax issues deeming certain reporting or payment requirements.
For instance, when a company issues stock to an employee, the employee may be responsible for reporting any dividend income received to the IRS even if the employee cannot "cash in" their stock for a certain period of time.
Also, when an employer offers stock to an employee at an employer-paid discount, the employee may be responsible for paying taxes on their portion as well as the employer-paid portion. It is important that you cover these types of issues in your policy to educate the employee being provided the award.
Federal contractors also have very specific regulations to follow—for example, the Davis Bacon and the Service Contractor Acts govern pre-determined wage and fringe benefits rates of specific workers on federal contracts.
If a federal contractor issues a monetary award to an employee covered by any of the federal contractor acts, it may violate the very specific pay scale and fringe benefits regulations, and could cause the contractor to lose their contract.
Many federal contractors are only able to provide recognition awards that do not include monetary or gift awards to employees who work on certain contracts.
Be fair in your distribution of rewards.
Every employee who qualifies for an award should receive it in the same manner (for example, at the same time each month or each year) to avoid any discrimination charges.
To accomplish this, try running a query function on your HRIS to capture information about all employees who reach your company's set milestone(s). It may also prove helpful to have the same person run the HRISreport each time for consistency, and to avoid leaving someone out.
Another good idea is to have the award presented to employees through their direct managers or supervisors, as opposed to sending the award directly to the recipient. A supervisor is more likely to notice if any other employee meeting the same requirements has been left out.
Documentation, documentation, documentation.
Of course you already know this, and you've been told this a million times, but—again—state your programs clearly and concisely in a policy.
Make sure that all management is properly trained, and that your employees are made aware of procedures and requirements regarding your recognition and incentive programs.
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Archive for May, 2012
The profound power of five blog readers
May 6th
At the recent Social Slam conference, there was a ton of inspiring content from some of the greatest marketing minds around. And yet to me, the sentence from the day-long conference that has lingered in my mind came from the least-known speaker of the day. She is not a marketer. She is not a social media expert. In fact, Social Slam was the first social media conference she had ever attended.
I invited Dr. Alice Ackerman, a pediatrician and college educator from Virginia Tech University, to relate her inspiring story of how she was connecting to her community through social media. She told the audience of her introduction to the social web through The Tao of Twitter and of her struggles to get approval to blog from the university medical community. She persevered and eventually got the go-ahead, but finding an audience for her blog posts was another matter.
Much of her first blogging efforts were aimed at educating the community on the importance of childhood vaccinations. But she had some doubt as to whether she was making an impact. She displayed a chart displaying the lowly results of her blogging efforts. For more than a year, her posts limped along. In fact, she averaged 4.5 readers a day.
And then something magical happened when she received this tweet:
Dr. Ackerman is the person who changed my mind once I read her blog and her links. I had no idea that info existed.
And it was at this point that Dr. Ackerman delivered the line at the conference that received a thunderous applause from all the hard-working bloggers in attendance:
"Yes, I only had 4.5 readers a day on my blog … but I had an impact on one of them."
I thought this was a profound lesson on many levels.
- "Citizen Influencers" are using the power of online publishing tools to make a difference in unexpected ways
- You never know when your words are making an impact
- Tenacity, commitment, and patience make the difference in social media success
I think this is an inspiring message for any blogger out there. What do you think? Are you making a difference in big and small ways?
Stake out, check in. A {growtoon}.
May 4th
Join the growtoonists each Friday for a humorous take on marketing, social media, and current business events.
Joey Strawn is a social media strategist that loves enjoying a good book and then drawing in it. Check him out on Twitter: @joey_strawn
Re-boot your company, re-boot yourself.
May 3rd
Click here if you can't see this video interview with Mitch Joel.
Mitch Joel rocks. He really does. You may know him as a blogger, podcaster and author of the seminal book Six Pixels of Separation but he is also a business leader, husband, father and generous friend.
You are going to LOVE this short video interview because Mitch reveals plans for his new book. It really sounds amazing. "Re-boot your company, re-boot yourself." Yeah, I can dig that.
He also has some very interesting observations on the writing process itself.
Is there a formula for viral content?
May 2nd
By Srinivas Rao, Contributing {grow} Columnist
Every now and then I will write a post that meets the following formula:
- It has a clickable headline (i.e 7 ways to increase traffic, 5 ways to get more followers, etc)
- It's something I think will get shared plenty
- It's a safe topic that has probably been repeated 1,000 times before
Mark (being the smart guy that he is) never accepts the post and tells me it won't cut it. That's why the content at {grow} brings a unique perspective that you won't find on many other blogs. The writers are held to a different standard, especially if there's a formula involved!
You Can't Manufacture Authenticity
And yet, we're all looking for that magic viral "formula" right? In the past when I've had a blog post go viral, I've tried to make an effort to write something that will catch fire again and can rarely reproduce that effect.
A conversation with Danielle Laporte made me realize why. When you approach producing content this way, it's not authentic. It's manufactured. It loses the personal touch that makes people read your blog. To quote Scott Stratten, "what people spread is emotion." When you write a post in the hopes of getting tweets, traffic, and likes, you filter your voice through that lens. It's a bit like adding artificial sweetener to your dessert and wondering why it doesn't taste as good as real sugar.
Stop Trying to Fit In
People who fit in rarely make history. They get lost in the echo chamber. What makes you human is that there is no other person on this planet like you. Infuse that into every blog post you write. As Mark once said, social media amplifies your competitive advantage, so make sure you leverage it.
Take a Stand
If you're afraid to offend people or fear people disagreeing with you, get over it. If you want to write something that makes an impact, it's unlikely it will appeal to everybody. If you lose some people because of what you write, they may not be the right members for your tribe. As you've probably heard before, if you try to appeal to everybody you'll appeal to nobody.
Create Art, not Marketing Material
One of the things that holds most business blogs back is that most of their blog posts read like PR puff pieces that promote their products. But we've entered an age in which everybody is in the publishing business. Everybody is a creative business owner. So you have to create art, not marketing material. Entertain and inspire.
Ditch the Scripts and Formulas
Scripts, formulas and best practices will only get you so far. You might even be the most popular person in the echo chamber. But if you ever want to get out of the echo chamber you have to ditch the script. I'd recommend taking a week off from reading any other blogs so you can reconnect with your own voice.
Writing anything formulaic with the intention of inflating vanity metrics is a recipe for mediocrity. Forget the traffic, tweets, likes and comments for a while. For some reason when you stop keeping score it goes up on its own. Write as if you've got nothing to prove and you'll resonate with your audience in a way you never have before.
Srinivas Rao writes about the things you should have learned in school, but never did and his the host-co founder of BlogcastFM. You can follow him on twitter @skooloflife
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Teen drama nabs grand jury prize at festival
"Push: Based on the Novel by Sapphire," director Lee Daniels' unflinching look at the parental abuse and self-redemption of a teenage girl in 1980s Harlem, was the big winner at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival, taking both the grand jury prize and the audience award in the U.S. dramatic competition.On the World Cinema side, Sebastian Silva's Chilean feature "The Maid" (La Nana), a comedy-drama about class conflict within a household, took the grand jury prize, while Lone Scherfig's British entry "An Education," a spirited account of a 16-year-old girl's accelerated maturation in early '60s London, speared the audience award. Sundance always places equal emphasis on its documentary categories, and the grand jury prize winner in the U.S. competition was Ondi Timoner's "We Live in Public," a revelatory look at Internet pioneer Josh Harris centered on his bizarre millennial art project in New York City. World Cinema docu grand jury nod went to Kim Longinotto's U.K. pic "Rough Aunties," which focuses on a group of women who look after abused and neglected children in South Africa. Aud nod for an American documentary was voted to Louie Psihoyos' "The Cove," a trenchant expose of upsetting developments in dolphin-filled waters in Japan. World Cinema docu audience choice was Havana Marking's "Afghan Star," from Afghanistan and the U.K.; it looks at four contestants on an "American Idol"-style musical TV show in a country where participation in such a program, especially for women, is a life-threatening proposition. Marking also drew the directing nod for an international documentary. Cary Joji Fukunaga copped the directing kudo for an American dramatic film for "Sin nombre," which follows Central American immigrants as they make their way through Mexico. The jury singled out Adriano Goldman for a cinematography award for the same film. World Cinema cinematography honors went to John de Borman for "An Education." World Cinema directing nod went to Oliver Hirschbiegel for his study of Irish conflict, "Five Minutes of Heaven," for which Guy Hibbert drew screenwriting kudos. Directing award for U.S. documentaries was bestowed on Natalia Almada for "El General," about her controversial great-grandfather, President Plutarco Elias Calles of Mexico. The Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award, presented to the writer of an American dramatic feature, went to Nicholas Jasenovec and Charlyne Yi for "Paper Heart," the story of the disbelieving Yi's search for the true nature of love. Documentary cinematography awards were extended, on the American side, to Bob Richman for "The September Issue," R.J. Cutler's account of the preparation of the 2007 issue of Vogue magazine, and, for an international docu, to director-lenser John Maringouin for "Big River Man," about a Slovenian man's endurance swim of the Amazon. Editing awards for documentaries went, for a U.S. title, to Karen Schmeer for "Sergio," about the Brazilian U.N. high commissioner for human rights who was killed in Iraq, and, for a World Cinema entry, to Janus Billeskov Jansen and Thomas Papapetros for "Burma VJ," about Burmese journalists who covertly shot and sent out footage of the 2007 protests. The American competition jurors awarded three special jury prizes: for spirit of independence to Lynn Shelton's "Humpday," about two straight guys who decide to appear in a porn video together; for acting to Mo'Nique for her performance as the abusive mother in "Push"; and on the documentary side to director Jeff Stilson's "Good Hair," in which Chris Rock sizes up black hairstyles. Three special jury prizes were also voted in the World Cinema competition: one for originality to Benoit Delepine and Gustave de Kervern's French film "Louise-Michel," about female factory workers who hire a hitman to kill the executive who ordered the plant's closing; an acting prize to Catalina Saavedra for "The Maid"; and one to Ngawang Choephel's "Tibet in Song," about Tibetans' effort to preserve their culture through music. Presented on Saturday night at the Racquet Club, the awards were determined by four juries. U.S. dramatic competition jurors were Virginia Madsen, Scott McGehee, Maud Nadler, Mike White and Boaz Yakin, wile U.S. documentaries were judged by Patrick Creadon, Carl Deal, Andrea Meditch, Sam Pollard and Marina Zenovich. World Cinema dramatic competition jurors were Colin Brown, Christine Jeffs and Vibeke Windelov, while Gillian Armstrong, Thom Powers and Hubert Sauper served on the docu side. 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Testing Ultra X2 550W
Now it's time to put the Ultra X2 550W on the load tester. All of the settings are the same. Why not remove the modular PCB from the housing like I did with the Corsair? Because it's about 4" wide and hot glued into place. That's why! Fortunately, it's easy for me to access the PCI-e connector from the back.
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Have just added Byaduk, Byaduk Lutheran and Byaduk North Cemeteries to the collection.
Also a few updates - a few extra photos available for Hamilton Lawn and Boram Boram Cemeteries. I have also photographed the Gnadenthal Cemetery again so better quality images are available for this cemetery now.
Byaduk Cemetery


text: I recently acquired a Nukeproof hubbed wheelset for cheap and I now realize why. These things are supposed to have a collar with a locking screw that tightens onto the axle and this is what presses against the drop-out to hold the wheel onto the bike. Unfortunately, mine didn't have them. Anyone know where I can get such a locking collar? I ordered a set from some fastener company, but they ended up being too deep. Any other fixes would be welcome.


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I really like the towns and adventures addressed in the adventure books published by WOTC. I was wondering if there was one big map that combined all the regions (nentir vale, elser vale, talon pass etc...)?
The only map i found was this.
Its got the right idea, but i was hoping for something more... detailed and impressive.
I wanna avoid just putting towns and such in forgotten realms or eberon. I think a campaign-ish map of these places would be fantastic


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