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Students download earthquake data from the USGS Earthquake Hazards website and plot and anlyze the earthquakes using ArcMap and ArcScene.
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Everything I try and do seems to hang the machine. Opening workgroup manager is the worst - it completely hangs and force quit often wont even work. Now at this point I thought it might be some problem with authentication but I can't check it as I can never get into it!
System prefs also competely crashes, in fact almost everything does. Yet activity monitor does not report high CPU or memory usage, nor excessive network traffic.
However, if I unplug the network cable, it's all fine. Everything opens. So it has to be network related. I've run Wireshark on another PC to see if there are excessive broadcasts which could shed light on it, but not really. Quite a few MDNS queries, but not an excessive amount.
I thought it could be the Impero client, as I realised it was still on the old 3.1.16 version, but updating to 3.5.02 hasn't stopped it. And the issues still occur when Impero is not running.
The only thing I have recently changed is the default gateway, as I VLANed the mac clients and so had to point the server at my L3 switch. I haven't actually tried changing this back to what it was (the router) yet.
I know it's very broad but any ideas? It was working fine until recently. Problem is I used to administer OS X Server a lot at my old job but barely touch it now, so I'm a bit stuck!
I should note that all the client Macs are working fine. They're bound to AD, also running 10.6.8 (though not server) and log in fine with no real freezes.
Fixed this...as usual it was something simple - the clock was wrong and I'd typed an unresolvable IP address into the NTP server box (accidentally)
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The first time I read about the shooting that claimed Jordan Davis' life, I lost my breathe. I read the article twice because I was so confused. A middle-aged adult initiated an argument with a group of teenagers over the volume of music playing inside their car. Then because the kids refused to adhere to this stranger's demand to turn down the radio, he pulled out a gun and fired at their vehicle - eight to nine times? For real? This sad situation highlights the reality of life in America today.
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By numerous accounts Jordan was a wonderful kid on is way to becoming a good Black man. Our community suffered a loss the evening his life was cut short. Unfortunately, no one can bring back Jordan, Trayvon, or any of the other victims of the flawed Stand Your Ground Law.
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Nick Lachey: A ball chain necklace by Giles & Brother, a fur collar Patrik Ervell leather jacket, and a Vince zip-up sweater.
Jessica Simpson: Silver hoops from Melissa Joy Manning, a pink leopard Dinou top, and a sparkly Tom Binns bracelet.
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Do you think Adam Sandler was at his heartwarming-est as Robbie Hart in The Wedding Singer? I do. (« nuptial pun.) And that probably has a lot to do with his so-endearing love interest, as played by Drew Barrymore. Here's what she wore, in addition to an almost-too-adorable flippy 'do. —erica
A flower-accented Christopher Kane cardigan that looks a little funny climbing out of a DeLorean.
A silver Giles & Brother choker—because 1985.
A polka-dot Rebecca Taylor dress that says "I Wanna Grow Old With You."
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Weather Vain: Joshua Tree, California - 54 and Partly Cloudy
Take a hike—we wish someone would tell us that today and that we'd get to jet west to chill with some Joshua trees and desert wildlife. Here's what we'd wear after a morning making our way up Warren Peak. —erica
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+ A Topo Designs bag that can hold things that qualify as gear—and plenty of water.
+ An easy-to-slip-on cuff by Giles & Brother fit for fire-pitting with friends at the Mojave Sands Motel.
+ Theyskens' Theory boots that are hardly hike-appropriate but can totally handle some bumpy terrain.
+ The sort of leather-accented denim shirt by Iro that will look approp at Crossroads Cafe.
+ A Leigh & Luca scarf—cause you know it's gonna get cold when the sun goes down.
+ Rag & Bone camo pants that will blend right in with the cacti.
+ A poncho! Feels right, no? This cozy Vince one will make you want to troll the farmers' market for dates (as in, the kind you eat) all day.


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Glyndon Grill
- Address:
4844 Butler Rd
Glyndon, MD 21071Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Glyndon Grill
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.glyndongrill.com/
- Phone: 4438814183x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 4:00pm; Brunch: Saturday & Sunday: 10:00am - 3:00pm;
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Saturday: 3:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 3:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Ryan Worthington
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Glyndon Grill
From the owners of Barrett's Grill at the Hunt Valley Towne Centre, Glyndon Grill will operate with a different menu and chef than Barrett's but will also focus on in-house, made-from-scratch preparations.Continued
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Glyndon Grill reviews from OpenTable diners
134 reviews since May 27, 2014
- Food4Service4.2
- Ambiance3.7Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (94)great for lunch (36)fit for foodies (36)good for groups (28)special occasion (23)great for brunch (15)kid-friendly (15)hot spot (13)vibrant bar scene (12)notable wine list (11)romantic (10)late-night find (6)great for outdoor dining (2)scenic view (2)Show More
- Spotty mealfriendsdiningDined on 9/20/2014Service was by a friendly but harried waitress (Jamie). With the necessity of one of the diners to eat gluten free, more information about the meals was expected. The waitress had to keep returning to the kitchen and after a meal was ordered, found that it was not gf and it had to be changed. Granted, it was a Sat. night and the restaurant was busy. Highlights of the meal were a corn crab soup (eaten by the non gf diner) and the creme brulee (eaten by the gf diner). The risotto (surprisingly not gf) was delicious and were the accompanying scallops. The 1/2 chicken was dry, but her green beans were spot on and delicious! All in all it was and ok experience. Perhaps another try but not on a Sat. night would be in order.Special Features:
- It's alrightTynna76Dined on 9/17/2014The room we were in wasn't that special, but the main room seemed to have a little more character. The service was good, the food just ok. There was nothing on the menu that jumped out, nothing unique. The best dish of the night was probably 3 small lamb chops that we got as an appetizer.
- odd music choicechickenchickDined on 9/14/2014So, there was loud classic rock playing during Sunday brunch. The television was on, also. I guess it was because we were seated next to the bar. The food was good, although there was a lot of ice and orange juice in the mimosas - they had no fizz. Husband sent back his bacon because he asked for it crisp. I did not send back my runny eggs, which I requested over hard. I just didn't eat them. The potato hash was great, as well as the waffle and French toast. The service was very good. They weren't busy at all for a Sunday afternoon - that's unusual for a restaurant in our area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Once AgainFoodieDined on 9/12/2014This is the second or third time I've dined at Glyndon Grill always finding the wait staff is accommodating and food is delicious. I hope they keep up the good work. Excited about the new happy hour also!!Special Features:
- New Addition to Glyndon: great!likes2eatoutVIPDined on 9/12/2014The Glyndon Grill has found a place that they have transformed into a vibrant and delicious venue. Good food; packed house; good wait staff; all in all a winner!Special Features:
- Over priced.OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/9/2014Panerra bread lobster roll is better. Disappointed. Probably won't eat here again.
- Very nice staffJennaVIPDined on 9/6/2014The staff went above and beyond to make our dinner great! Glyndon Grill have a great management team that is very personable and helpful and because of that we will be back!! Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Grilllikes2eatoutVIPDined on 9/6/2014A nice new addition to the neighborhood. Food and atmosphere were great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Glyndon/Reisterstown Go-to4OrrDined on 9/6/2014When we're in the area we usually hit GG. It is very reliable and the food is usually better than average. Corn and crab chowder and chicken potpie are standouts. Meal salads are on the small side, but good. Fellow diners were happy with burgers and especially because the brioche roll did not fall apart like so many rolls, and the burger was substantial but not so large that you could not eat with your hands. If they have the crispy brussel sprouts or kale, be sure to order. I gave the food a good rating rather than very good because the quality seemed to not be what it had been. It was so busy that I'm worried that it will not be able to maintain its standards.Special Features:
- Great for special occasions!FoodForFunDined on 9/3/2014We decided to try out this gem for our 21st anniversary dinner. From the service to the food, everything was a delight. I would highly recommend it to anyone who desires a really fine meal with excellent service. My husband had the salmon, which he loved, while I had the filet. I haven't had filet that perfectly prepared in a very long time. They understand the meaning of "medium rare." Kudos go out to the whole staff on a wonderful overall experience!Special Features:
- Oh-la-la Great MealOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/1/2014Server Jamie was knowledgeable and very attentive. Oh, the cream of crab soup was outstanding! We had Prime rib, Glyndon Salad as an entree, blackened Tile Fish and Steak. All were presented as requested. The sides were yummy. The General Manager approached us and was very personable. He appeared to be a young go-getter committed to making this restaurant the go to restaurant in the area.Special Features:
- Great for a strip mall!LiberalDocDined on 8/31/2014Went on a rainy Sunday and was pleasantly surprised. Food was a tad on the heavy side, a little bit like a fusion between American and French cuisine. Fish was very fresh and scallops were delicious. Menu was a bit light but all three kids enjoyed their meals. A little bit pricey, so go for a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Improving!tanagirlVIPDined on 8/31/2014probably the 4th time we have been here but the best experience yet. Food was better as well as service!Special Features:
- Outstanding experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/31/2014food was excellent, service was great! Our waiter was particularly engaging and very helpful. Turn around time was good. Enough time to enjoy the food, but no waiting for long periods of time for anything. I would definitely recommend this resturant and am planning on going back!Special Features:
- Birthday BrunchyumyumDined on 8/31/2014My family and I enjoyed a lovely brunch for my birthday at the Glyndon Grill. The service was outstanding! Our meals were served in a timely matter and were enjoyed by everyone. The Glyndon Grille is a nice family neighborhood restaurant. We will return for sure. Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- huntvalleylutherville glyndon girlsMiss3puttDined on 8/27/2014What we ordered was not great. I think ordering salads, sandwiches would have been better. The veggie lasagna and chicken pot pie were just fair and that is being charitable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner with friendsCoachDined on 8/23/2014What a nice find. The atmosphere was perfect to eat an excellent dinner and watch the Orioles & Ravens with friends. Looking forward to visiting again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently good foodbmacDined on 8/22/2014Glyndon Grill has had it together ever since they opened the doors. Thge food is consistently good and the Crab and Corn soup is the best I've ever had. The waiters are friendly and attentive for the most part. The managers are always on site and responsive. This has become a favorite very quickly.Special Features:
- Great service, decent foodlaurenwDined on 8/22/2014The first time we visited, we were disappointed. We recently decided to try again. I got the Restaurant Week 3 course menu. I loved my 1st course (crab & corn chowder), but my 2nd course (filet with chef's veg) missed the mark. My dessert (sorbet & berries) was also very good. My boyfriend loved his meal (wahu imperial). Overall I felt the portions were a little scarce; it is worth noting that portion size was one of the factors that disappointed us on our first visit. The service, however, was impeccable. The server was attentive without making us feel rushed & a manager stopped by several times to check on us. Again, the ambiance was a bit noisy, mainly because the bar is situated in the middle of the building with dining on each side.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great mealFoodieDined on 8/21/2014Didn't know what to expect going into the Glyndon Grill, but was pleasantly surprised with how great the food and service was. We will be bringing back more and can't wait to dine again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Kinda - ok.AkplongmeadowDined on 8/21/2014If you're gonna do the Prime Rib - make sure it is how you like it prepared first. Ask the waitstaff if they have it your desired doneness. Because, if it's not right, you've just wasted $27.00 on a piece of chewy meat. I asked for it "rare" and it came out well done. My husband asked for his steak to be medium, and it came out rare. So we switched. Not the place to get steaks and or beef. Portions are very small, however; the price is not. Side salads barely filled a small plate and are $6.00 for some lettuce, (mostly) and a bit of cucumber and cheese. Shrimp Cargot was great, but there were barely 6 shrimp with a whole bunch of cheese. Not worth the hefty price of $12.00.Special Features:
- Highly RecommendDinesInOwingsMillsDined on 8/18/2014The food was awesome. The interior is very interesting (a mix of rustic and industrial in a successful way). The night we went they we short on servers but the whole staff pitched in to help out. I will be going again and recommend it to all. Mondays are half-price wine night, so we got a great deal on a good bottle of wine!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice dinner at Glyndon GrillPS12Dined on 8/17/2014I got a gift card to Glyndon Grill so we decided to try it. The menu was great... there was a fantastic selection, and the choices were not too 'foofy' (for lack of a better word). I have issues at a lot of restaurants where the menu is so 'foofy' that I can't find anything to eat! I got the swordfish sandwich with french fries (give me a good sandwich and I'm happy), and my husband and I shared the Glyndon salad. The salad was delicious with goat cheese and pecans, and the sandwich was even better. I was surprised to look down at my plate and realize I had already wolfed it down. I also had a glass of a delicious Zinfandel. The menu & drinks were reasonable, the service was great, and we left happy. What else can you ask for?
- Excellent dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/15/2014We sat at the high top tables for better ambience and did not regret it. Our waiter was excellent, the food was good and it was much quieter than in the back of the restaurant. Highly recommend it.Special Features:
- New Favorite PlaceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/15/2014The Glyndon Grill is our new favorite place to go. The staff is super friendly and the food is great. We have found the dining room to be very noisy, so we opt to sit at a high top in the bar area. Great casual dining.Special Features:
- MickyDined on 8/15/2014Great discovery. Food, service, and atmosphere were excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- service was slowFoodLoverDined on 8/14/2014Granted, there was a medical emergency in the dining room, but that was no excuse for losing our entrees, and for the 40 minute wait for them. In their defense, the manager comped us the meals but the service was not up to the restaurant's usual standards. The crabcakes were dry and had too much filler, the fries were overdone. The pineapple upside down cake was not as good as my own. Thankfully, the beer WAS cold . . .
- Great neighborhood restaurantLucyDined on 8/14/2014Great menu selections and delicious food. Would prefer more private seating.Special Features:
- killianDined on 8/13/2014The restaurant was very nice. The food was excellent. It was a more casual experience than the other restaurant owned by this owner, Barrett's Grill, but the food was just as good. We sat near the bar and the ambience was lacking slightly but maybe it was better in the back of the restaurant. They appeared to have a private room so it might be a great place for a group outing or a catered private event. The waitress was very nice and it made the dinner feel slightly more upscale. The Restaurant Week menu choices were excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Glyndon GrillTDJCDined on 8/13/2014The potato soup was great. The crab cakes were delicious and were not full of filler. The wine was excellent. The service was excellent. The staff all helped out and kept checking back with us. The tables were close together and it was crowded so it was a bit loud.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ejslDined on 8/2/2014Had a great dinner on 8-2-14. Had the chef special of pan seared grouper with crab meat on top. Everything was perfect! Our waitress, Sharon was friendly, attentive and helped with my wine choice. Very enjoyable evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great option for dinnerDlb7777VIPDined on 8/1/2014If you are looking for a great option for dinner, this is it and you don't have to drive into Baltimore. We've been several times and they are consistently good with the food and service. The food is definitely better than the chains. This isn't a haute cuisine place but does a great job. The service is attentive and well trained.Special Features:
- disorganizednaneeDined on 7/28/2014The food was good but the help was overwhelmed. They were not expecting the number of customers and were not prepared to take care of them. I was never given a list of specials, it took a long time to get a drink and water. They were pleasant but couldn't handle the customers.Special Features:
- Dissappointment at Glyndon GrillNLJF4VIPDined on 7/27/2014There were 3 of us. We each ordered the halibut special. The fish for each of us was small, very dry and the sauce was very skimpily applied to just the middle third of the filet, and overpriced at $24. The string beans were perfect. The service by Anthony and Kyle was very attentive but slow to bring the food, perhaps by a tie up in the kitchen. We were sorry that some of the offerings at Barrett's were not available Glyndon. The Napoleon (?) in particular. Our past visits to Glyndon were very satisfactory. We will try again sometime.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Neighborhood GemAnotherSatisfiedCustomerDined on 7/26/2014This restaurant, it's ambiance, wonderful staff and delicious menu options have definitely exceeded my expectations and my husband and I will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Girls Night OutEatout2muchDined on 7/24/2014Glyndon Grill was the perfect meeting place for my friends from Westminster and Hunt Valley. We each had a different salad and all were delicious. Mine was the steak tenderloin salad and it was terrific. Great sangria too. Nice portions. We shared a dessert - apple cobbler. It was huge and quite good. Good Sunday brunch as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nestled in an Historic NeighborhoodChrisDined on 7/24/2014What a wonderful addition to the charming Historic Glyndon village. This restaurant has a comfortably sleek décor, good food and well stocked bar. I have been here several times and never had a bad experience. The French Dip is fantastic, the salmon grilled to perfection and the salads freshly made. Try this one. You won't be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Convenient and easyLilyhillVIPDined on 7/21/2014Glyndon Grill is a nice place for lunch. The salads and sandwiches are good (nothing fancy, but quite tasty) and they have an option for a soup, salad, or half sandwich combo (pick two out of three) that is good. Service is speedy and pleasant, prices are fair ($25 for lunch for two people). What's not to like?Special Features:
- Downhill on the service & food.LoKeVIPDined on 7/18/2014Our recent dinner at Glyndon Grill was severely lacking in knowledge of menu & proper service standards. For our meals, we ordered the crab cakes & tuna poke. The cakes were satisfactory with little filler but fell flat in the seasoning department; there could have been more old bay or very least some salt to make the cakes pop with flavor. For the tuna poke, our server assured us multiple times that the description was accurate & complete. When the tuna arrive, the entire dish was dressed in an Asian slaw. Our server then tried to tell us the menu description had slaw when it didn't; she should've offered to have the kitchen remake the dish as written. Overall the staff needs better knowledge of the menu & proactive approach to service.
- christianVIPDined on 7/18/2014We went with friends who wanted to eat here even though we had been before and were not impressed. On this visit, the items we picked were much better than last time. One issue I still have is if you say a fish is blackened then it should actually have some flavor to it. Fish was cooked well but just bland. Egg rolls were the alround winner.I would recommend this to a friend.


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What do you think of the vampire-human hybrids?
A) They're great! Pretty much all the pluses of being a vampire (beauty, intelligence, strength, youth, immortality) but you still get to eat food and sleep and blend in better.
B) They're sad. Poor babies. :( They've never been human in the first pace and their lives are just as limited as the vampires'. They have no real childhood, either.
C) They're horrific. The pregnancies, the births, the fact that these babies/children drink blood. Kill 'em with fire!!
D) They're stupid. They don't make sense within the Twilight universe presented in the first three books.
E) They're pointless. Meh. I didn't care about them either way.
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- realworldshipper answered: A
- the-innocent-she-wolf answered: B+D
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- zanessagaily answered: B and E.
- down-in-dixie answered: B, C, D
- wartornwhitlock answered: E
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- isolated-nomad answered: D and E
- thetruthbetween answered: B, C, D
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- justabeautifulunfolding answered: D & E
- 100tenmillion answered: I'm gonna have to cheat and go with A,B and a bit of C. Hybrids are a fascinating idea, and deserve a novel that explores the concept in dept
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A) I think they're great, they've got both the vampire advantages and the humans advantages. :)
- jenniferw1023 answered: A-B I'm not sure!
- jasperlicks answered: D & E
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The Menifee City Council tonight will consider approval of the city's budget for the upcoming fiscal year, as well as the appointment of several ad hoc committees for economic development.
A balanced budget of $22.6 million was presented to council members during a public study session on June 4. The council will be asked to approve that budget tonight, as well as an agreement with Riverside County Fire to continue contract fire services.
Budget figures presented at the public study session show fire services for the coming year at a cost of $7.2 million, or approximately 32 percent of the city's budget.
Ad hoc committees will be appointed for the following economic development projects:
-- Sun City/Romoland economic development
-- Newport Road (west)/Haun Road corridor economic development
-- Newport Road (east) corridor economic development
-- Scott Road/Rural Development corridor economic development
This is part of Mayor Scott Mann's plan to address key issues in the city's general plan for development in the coming years.
An extension of the moratorium on an ordinance regarding metal shipping containers on residential property also will be considered.
The meeting begins at 7 p.m. at City Hall, 29714 Haun Road.
City Council to Consider Approval of Budget for 2013-14
The Menifee City Council tonight will consider approval of the city's budget for the upcoming fiscal year, as well as the appointment of several ad hoc committees for economic development.
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Make sure they give themselves a good healthy raise, since they do soooooooo much for this city, oh wait that is they do so much for the developers and businesses that do not reside in the city.ReplyDelete
Don't forget to put up the 'raceway' signs on Holland road west of Murrieta Road, since the stop signs and speed limit signs did so well.
- AnonymousJune 18, 2013 1:03 PM
Sun City doesn't even feel like a part of Menifee, yet the road signs say "Menifee Valley." Sun City can't even get sidewalks for the kids to walk, they walk through dirt and weeds.ReplyDelete
Here's hoping this meeting gives enough money for cement and weed killer.


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A few weeks ago, German tuner 9ff unveiled the GTurbo tuning package, but while the most powerful version developed 1,000 HP, 9ff pulled the GTurbo 1200 straight out of a hat during the Essen Motorshow. For those not packing much common sense, that's a model developing a spectacular 1,200 HP.
The GTurbo 1200 is based on a Porsche GT2 model, but is modified to be made lighter. There are a series of carbon fiber elements, along side and rear windows that have been replaced by Macrolon items. There is also a new set of 19" wheels.
After 9ff added titanium connecting rods, 9ff cylinder head with bigger valves and ports, 9ff camshafts, and 130mm intercoolers, the twin-turbo engine now develops an impressive 1200 HP and 1100 NM of torque. The car can sprint from 0 to 60 mph in 2.8 seconds and will hit an impressive 248 mph. The whole package is finished by a new titanium exhaust system that has adjustable valves for a quiet, sportier sound. The car is currently available for sale at a price of 219,000 euro (around $285,000).
UPDATE 12/13/2010: The monsieur's over at OptionAuto were given the chance to take the 9ff GTurbo 1200 for a test run – lucky, lucky, lucky – and did they take the hammer down on this bad boy, documenting the whole escapade in a five-part video that you can find after the jump.
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9ff TR-1200 Engine
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- 9ff Extra strong engine bolts
- 9ff Turbochargers F1200
- 9ff Pistons
- 9ff Cylinders
- 9ff Cubic capacity increase to 9ff´s 4 Liter
- 9ff Titanium connecting rods
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- 9ff Camshaft cases
- 9ff Valve springs
- 9ff Camshafts
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- 9ff Throttle
- 9ff Fuel system
- 9ff Exhaust manifolds
- 9ff Titanium sport exhaust system (switchable - for quiet and sport sound management)
- 9ff 100 cell sport metal catalytic converter
- 9ff Sport clutch (comfort like original clutch)
- 9ff Boost cooling system
- 9ff High pressure water injection system
- 9ff Air intake system
- 9ff ECU
- 9ff Intercoolers 130 mm
9ff GTurbo Gearbox
- Gearbox reinforcement
- Stronger gear wheels
- Transmission setup of 5th gear to 300 km/h for best acceleration
- Transmission setup of 6th gear 400 km/h
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"EMV® is a global standard for credit and debit payment cards based on chip card technology" taking its name from the card schemes Europay, MasterCard, and Visa that developed it. The standard covers the processing of credit and debit card payments using a card that contains a microprocessor chip at a payment terminal.
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