text: Front View larger Kenwood KAC-8105D Mono subwoofer amplifier 500 watts RMS x 1 at 2 ohms (New Stock) Item #: 113KAC8105 22 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $199.99 Shop all Car Amplifiers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by Buck Pomerantz Kenwood Performance Series car amplifiers offer long-term reliability and superior sound quality in a compact, no-nonsense package. The KAC-8105D mono sub amp punches out up to 500 watts RMS to your subwoofers. A rugged cast-aluminum heatsink keeps this amp running at optimal temperatures, even when you're pushing your system hard. A built-in low-pass filter lets you adjust the output so you'll get the best sound possible from your subwoofer/box combo. You can dial in up to 18 dB of bass boost if you want to fatten up the sound. A switchable subsonic filter eliminates inaudible, ultra-low noise that could detract from your sub's performance. An aluminum cover plate covers and protects the amp's controls and connections, giving your installation a professional look. Speaker-level inputs and signal sensing turn-on allow these amps to hook up to factory radios without preamp outputs. Product Highlights:mono subwoofer amplifier300 watts RMS x 1 at 4 ohms (500 watts x 1 at 2 ohms)CEA-2006 compliantvariable low-pass filter (50-200 Hz at 24 dB per octave)bass boost (0-18 dB at 40 Hz )subsonic filter (15/25 Hz, 18 dB/octave )Class D designspeaker-level inputs with signal sensing turn-onpreamp inputs and outputsfuse rating: 30A x 28-gauge power and ground leads recommended wiring and hardware not included with amplifier11"W x 2-3/8"H x 9-1/2"Dwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee My system has plenty of power. Who needs an amp? You might think you don't need an amp because you have a 400-watt system in your car, or because your new stereo puts out 50 watts a channel. But those are peak wattage ratings, which may boil down to 15 or 20 watts per channel, using the more realistic RMS rating. An amp sends your speakers the power they need to deliver your music with clarity and impact, whether you're using factory speakers or high-performance components. And low-frequency reproduction requires lots of power, so an amp is an absolute must if you're adding a sub to your system. Kenwood KAC-8105D Reviews Average Customer Review: 22 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. 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Enter the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Reliable, economical power. Written By Anonymous, Marion, IN on Friday, May 15, 2015 I am the third owner of my KAC-8105D and I must give it a thumbs up for reliable, economical power. I am not traditionally a Kenwood guy, but I must say in a pinch it worked great on a pair of Memphis M-series 15" subs until one fried and after running the other as a single setup the basket broke on that one. Yes, the cast aluminum basket broke! Never in my life have I even heard of that happening before. I picked it up for cheap and will probably keep it in my collection unless a friend needs it. I would recommend this amp to anyone looking for power on a budget. Not competition quality, but it will get you pounding down the road quickly and easily cor many years. The amps really only downfall is it needs a cooling fan as it tends to run hot at continuous peak power. Other than that, two thumbs up! Pros: Reliable, economical power. Cons: No cooling fan or means of efficiently dissipating heat. Can't be run continually at peak without shutting off Was this review helpful? Yes No Great item Written By Thad, Denver, CO on Friday, July 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This amp has is a great value for powering a sub. It has great power for the price. Another feature that I am really happy about is the crossover below 200 hz. When I hooked this up to my sub outputs on my deck, I was really disappointed with how muddy things sounded. My sub output is 120 hz and lower. I switched the connection to one of the full range outputs from my deck, and let the amp crossover do its thing, and I get much better sound and punch than the 120 hz output. I am also only powering one 10" 4ohm sub, so I'm not even using this amp to capacity. Very happy with the purchase. Pros: Value, power, easy hookup, rca outputs for adding full range speakers. Cons: Can't think of any Was this review helpful? Yes No KAC-8105D Refurbished Written By JayGrif, Clementon, New Jersey on Tuesday, December 04, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I bought this amp refurbished from CRUTCHFIELD to power an MTX JH 4510-XD enclosed sub woofer system.The controls are simple & straight forward, the amp has preouts for simplified future expansion, & the amp runs cool. The power consumption seems a little high as my lights are dimming noticeably on significant bass drops.(A Big 3 Wiring Upgrade should take care of that.) Overall the value of this amp can't be beat. It supplies good clean power, doesn't take up a lot of space,(foot print is about the size of a sheet loose leaf paper) and it looks good. My subs sound great with the gain set at about 60%. It's a great product for a moderately powered sub woofer set up. Pros: Great price. Simple controls & connections. Small footprint. Looks good. CRUTCHFIELD technical support & customer service. Cons: Seems a little power hungry. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No reliable & clean power! Written By miguelito, Hawaii on Thursday, July 12, 2012 This is my 2nd KAC-8105D, my first one is about a year old and still going strong! So it wasn't hard to choose this one for our 2nd car. The setup is nothing too fancy just clean cut controls and bottom line reliability. Both amps were purchased factory refurbished and such a huge amount of cash was saved going this route. The footprint of this amp is minimal so you still have choice for optimal placement in the car. I have yet to come across any complaints or shortcomings with this solid amp. I highly recommend this amp for anybody that needs solid performance at a thrifty price! Pros: inexpensive power and solid reliability Cons: none to report 7 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No KAC-8105D Refurb Written By Glenn, Tanner, AL on Saturday, June 09, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The amp worked perfectly with straight forward connections and controls. My configuration uses the remote power on and a subwoofer signal from my Clarion radio. With my mounting the controls are easy to access for tweaking the levels. It is going to be hard to beat this amp at this price. Even with the 2 year extended warranty that I bought it was just over $100. Pros: My track record with this series of subwoofer amplifier is it is solid and reliable. Cons: None to note 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No .....ROCKIN' BASS! Written By Mabel, Old Bridge, NJ on Saturday, June 09, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value My factory system has very good highs and mids, all that was missing was some serious bass. l bought this amp and hooked it up to a Sound Ordinance subwoofer. This amp has tons of power ..putting out loud clean bass. This amp rocks! Pros: Very cool looking design and tons of power! Cons: Absolutely none!! 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No What a Bargain! Written By KennyE, Stapleton, NE on Tuesday, June 05, 2012 Bought this amp for my daughter's Blazer, to run a single Polk Audio 1240D. It's rated for 500w/rms into 2 ohms, perfect match for the dual 4ohm voice coils on the Polk sub. Used 8 ga. power and ground wire, and RCA cables to her Kenwood head unit. Bought this as a factory re-furb for a GREAT PRICE! It did have a couple light scratches on the face, but they were weren't objectionable based on price. Great amp for the money!!!!! Pros: Small footprint, runs cool, lots of power! Awesome bargain! Looks nice. Cons: NONE! 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Horrible amp Written By Ef0401, Menifee ca on Wednesday, May 23, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Horrible amp dont waste your money! Pros: Sounds ok when it stays on Cons: Only lasts about a minute before shuts off. Then you have to Turn radio on and off to restart it Was this review helpful? Yes No Kenwood Amp Written By BlackIrish, Denver, CO on Friday, May 18, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought this amp as part of a package and its worth the money. Im powering two 12" Kenwood subs in a sealed enclosure and the whole thing hits so hard it makes my deck skip when I try and play a cd. Looks like its Ipod from here on out. Pros: Amp is easy to hook up straight forward and since its a Class D runs very cool. Cons: The cover plate for the connections does not allow for disconnects unless you remove plate again. Not a big deal since it cleans up that area nicely, 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great amp for being refurbished Written By Nathan, Leesport, PA on Wednesday, May 09, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Amp looks amazing, easy to setup, nice looking on the outside, powerful for kicking two rockfords i hooked to it Pros: Loud sound with minimal heat dissipation mounted vertical on back of box, sleek looking aluminum plate to cover wire terminals, switches and the adjustment knobs and make the amp look amazing Cons: Don't put the cover on the amp until you are sure you are done, it's a bit of fun to try and adjust the voltage for the preamp signal when theres not much light cause of cover 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No awesome product Written By jith, kuwait on Saturday, April 21, 2012 great amp for my polk audio db1212 2ohm.giving strong deep bass that shakes my montero. Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Amp Written By Jason, Tampa, FL on Sunday, March 11, 2012 I have had this amp for 2 years now and it is amazing. I have 2 12 inch Kenwood subs wired at 4 ohms and they hit extremely hard. I have never had any problems with this amp at all. It is a lot louder than it should be for the price and from experience, it is deffinately reliable. Cons: None 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Clean Tight Bass Written By islandreamer, Virginia Beach, VA. on Monday, November 14, 2011 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Paired this with a Rockford Fosgate R1S410 sub on a custom built sealed box. Sounds solid and stays cool. This has so much extra power that I might add another sub so I can extract the 500 watts at 2 ohms. Pros: Mono setup. 300 watts at 4 ohms. Infrasonic filter. Vent holes. Blue and Red lighting. Cons: None so far. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Kenwood KAC-8105D Written By RockinTacoma, North Augusta , South Carolina on Thursday, June 02, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a very nice amp for not alot of money. Very good bang for your buck. The only thing I would like to see different is the controls to be relocated to the top side of the amp. I have this amp mounted upside down in my 2006 Tacoma and have had no problems so far. I did this so I could get to the controls easier. 1 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Kenwood Amp Written By T-F-L-O, Indiana on Wednesday, May 25, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought this a few weeks ago and it works great! It's listed at a very good price and you will not be disappointed with your purchase! Definitely recommend if you are looking for something affordable to buy. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No 2007 Lincoln Mark LT Written By Marcus M., Douglasville, GA on Tuesday, May 24, 2011 I recently upgraded my factory system. I have a complete Kenwood system. This amp was the finishing touch to my project. Powerful amp! I still have it set at zero!! AWESOME!! 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Amp Written By John G, Madison, Wi on Wednesday, April 06, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought this amp to go with my Rockford P3 and it has done a great job. Handles it flawlessly and the lights look cool too. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No GREAT AMP Written By abe, arlington tx on Tuesday, March 01, 2011 Just got this amp hooked up to two infinity 10s and it rocks sounds great in my 2010f150 plus the mb quarts help out too! but the price and someone who knows ho to hook it up right this amp ROCKS! 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Strong amp for the money Written By Bobby, Pearland, TX on Wednesday, January 12, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This amp is pushing a 12" Bazooka tube in my corvette. Plenty of power for 12" Bazooka's. I have the gain turned about 1/4 of the way and still get good bass. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Simple, works as advertised. Written By alex, Bozeman, MT on Monday, November 15, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a relatively simple sub-woofer amp. It works exactly as advertised. I'm using this to power a 12" JVC in a sealed box, and it sounds great. Amp runs relatively cool pushing fairly loud @ 300w RMS/4Ohms. The unit looks much sharper in person than it does in the photos. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No sweet amp Written By fortybelow7, Kansas City on Thursday, July 15, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sweet amp, got it hooked up to two 10" kenwoods. Barely got the bass turned up and it pumps out some power. I'd recommend it if you are looking for a decent amp but don't want to spend a ton of money. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Love it!! Written By gtjinter, Downingtown ,PA on Sunday, July 11, 2010 I just bought this amp and I love it, just enough power to push my one 10" alpine type R. I normally listen to my music at a moderate level and it bumps!! I can hear my plate rattling from the outside of my car , Might need to buy some dynamat for that. Get the warranty because eventually you will start turning up the stereo louder and louder and it might get fried since it's not fan cooled!! For right now it's great even at low volume I cant see in my rear view or side mirrors because it shakes from the bass ..Highly recommended... 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Mono amplifier (with two 30-amp fuses inserted into the chassis) Speaker-level input harness 4 Self-tapping screws Hex-key Instruction Manual (Eng/Fre/Spa) Warranty Card Features and Specs Performance RMS Power Output (Watts x Channels) 300 x 1 Peak Power Output (Watts x Channels) 1000 x 1 Power at 2 Ohms (Watts x Channels) 500 x 1 Bridged Power (Watts x Channels) N/A Minimum Impedance Bridged N/A Minimum Impedance Unbridged 2 Best Frequency Response 10-200 Hz THD at Rated RMS Power 1% Signal to Noise Ratio 100 dB Input Voltage 14.4v Features Amplifier Class D Low-Pass Crossover Frequency 50-200 Hz Low-Pass Slope (dB/octave) 24 dB/oct High-Pass Crossover Frequency N/A High-Pass Slope (dB/octave) N/C Bass Boost 0-18 dB Bass Boost Frequency 40 Hz Fan Cooled No Fuse Rating 60 Speaker Level Inputs Harness Preamp Outputs 1 pair Width (inches) 11 Height (inches) 2-3/8 Depth (inches) 9-1/2 Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research Features Controls Connections Features Class D Amplifier Design: The KAC-8105D is a Class D mono-block amplifier, which uses digital switching to amplify audio signals. This design results in high efficiency and less heat. MOSFET Switching Power Supply: The amplifier utilizes a MOSFET switching power supply providing thermal stability and efficient switching speeds guaranteeing performance and dependability. Mono-Power Amp Design: The Kenwood KAC-8105D is designed with specific features to power your subwoofers with a frequency range between 10-200 Hz. The amplifier can handle impedance loads down to 2-ohm. CEA 2006 Compliant: The KAC-8105D's power ratings are measured according to the strict standards dictated by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA). These standards allow you to accurately compare the rated power output of all CEA 2006-compliant amplifiers, even if they come from different brands. Manufacturers who adhere to the standards can display the CEA 2006 logo on their products and packaging. CEA 2006 Compliant Ratings: Mono-Channel (4-ohm): 300 watts x 1 channel RMS (20-200 Hz, 1% THD) Mono-Channel (2-ohm): 500 watts x 1 channel RMS (100 Hz, 1% THD) Note: This amplifier is not designed to power a full-range speaker. Cast Aluminum Heat Sink: The Kenwood KAC-8105D utilizes a cast aluminum heat sink design to ensure that the amplifier stays at its optimal temperature. Ventilation: There are two vents located on the back side of the amplifier to help dissipate heat and ensure cool, reliable operation. Make sure not to block these vents when you install the amplifier. Protection circuitry: The amplifier features protection circuits that will turn the amp off in case of the following events: Speaker output contacts ground Speaker wire short-circuits Unit malfunctions and DC is sent to speaker output Aluminum Cover Plate: The amplifier's controls and connections are hidden under a removable extruded aluminum cover plate. The cover plate provides a professional looking installing while helping to protect the amplifier's connections and control settings. The cover is held in place by two hex head screws. An allen-wrench is supplied to remove the cover. Blue/Red Illumination: The Kenwood Mono-Channel amplifier features a blue and red LED illumination when the amplifier is turned on. When the power is turned on to the amplifier, the Power indicator will light up red. This indicator will turn off with the amplifier and will turn off if the amplifier goes into protect mode. The amplifier also features a Blue LED lamp on the top of the amplifier which illuminates when the amplifier is on. Signal-sensing Turn-On Circuitry: When the speaker-level input is used, it is not necessary to connect the power control wire (turn-on lead). The amplifier senses the signal from the speaker-level input and turns the amplifier power on automatically. Shortly after no signal is detected, the amplifier will automatically shut itself off. Controls Gain:To accommodate the varying range of signal levels coming from today's factory and aftermarket radios, the Kenwood KAC-8105D features an adjustable, independent gain control (0.2-5.0V). This means that no matter what kind of radio is connected to this amplifier, the appropriate gain control adjustment can be made to ensure loud, clear, distortion-free music. Low-Pass Filter: The KAC-8105D has a built-in 24dB/octave low-pass filter that is continuously variable from 50Hz to 200Hz. Bass Boost: The bass boost is adjustable from 0-18dB at 40Hz. Infrasonic Filter: This amp features an 18dB/octave Infrasonic Filter. Ultra-low frequencies that cannot be reproduced by a subwoofer do not become sound but become unnecessary oscillations, which affect sound by causing distortion. These frequencies also waste amplifier power and can cause damage to speakers. Setting the Infrasonic filter switch to 15Hz or 25Hz cuts the frequencies below the respective frequency to improve the reproduction performance of the speakers by eliminating harmful distortion. Connections Power Connections: The power and ground connections are 0.5625" wide screw terminals that will accommodate up to 4-gauge wire. The remote turn-on terminal is 0.3125" wide and will accept up to 8-gauge wire. A Phillips-head or flat blade screw driver (not supplied) is required to tighten/loosen the terminals. Spade connectors are recommended for the power, ground, and remote wires. Speaker Outputs: The Kenwood KAC-8105D is equipped with a single pair of speaker terminals. Both speaker terminals are 0.3125" wide screw terminals and will accommodate up to 8-gauge wire. A Phillips-head or flat blade screw driver (not supplied) is required to tighten/loosen the terminals. Spade connectors are recommended for the speaker wires. Line Level Input: The mono-channel amplifier is equipped with a single pair of gold-plated RCA line level inputs. Speaker Level Input: The KAC-8105D comes with a two channel speaker level input harness. Once you splice the speaker wires from the receiver to the harness, you have plug-in convenience to the amplifier. This feature makes it easier to add an amplifier to a factory radio or to a receiver with no preamp outputs. The maximum power output from the source receiver can be no more than 40 watts. Line Level Output: The amplifier has a pair of gold-plated RCA line level outputs for feeding a full-range stereo signal to another amplifier. It is the same signal that is input through the line inputs. The amplifier's crossovers have no effect on the line level output signal. Fuses: The KAC-8105D is equipped with two 30 amp ATC blade fuses. Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. 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I want to update the BIOS on Toshiba QOSMIO-G30. The
exe file that I downloaded from the manufacturer web site is supposed to be Operating System independent! Yet using Wine I could not execute the file to FLASH System BIOS. Is there any way to update the BIOS in Ubuntu?
I want to update the BIOS on Toshiba QOSMIO-G30. The
I would highly recommend not flashing a BIOS with an .exe using Wine. Flashing a BIOS can potentially turn your computer into a large paperweight if something goes wrong.
Some manufacturers (I know Dell does for example) have alternative BIOS upgrade methods for Linux.
However if Toshiba does not offer any Linux compatible options, your best bet is to:
This site explains how to go about doing a BIOS update under Linux.
Quoted from the same site:
Source: linuxinsight.com
Flashing using only GNU/Linux
(No floppy disks, No CDs, No DOS, No FreeDOS, No Win*)
Usually there are two files:
Manufacturers may combine these two binaries into one self extracted compressed executable file (.exe which is like a .zip file).
In this case a GNU/linux user can unzip the .exe file and extract the firmware file. Then using the flashrom utility can flash the new firmware to the motherboard.
I have tested this procedure using a Gigabyte GA-Z68MA-D2H-B3 (rev. 1.3) and an .exe file which included F10 firmware revision.
The procedure
To make a backup of the old firmware:
To make the writing of the new firmware, replace Z8MAD2H3.F10 with your new firmware:
To revert from an unsuccessful writing, if you completed the backup at the first step:
That's not going to work.
Depending on the tool provided by Toshiba, you must either:
If Toshiba is providing an exe file for the second option, you can try creating a FreeDOS image to run the file. I found a description for Gentoo how to do that.
For all of those who are afraid to flash your BIOS because of people scaring you from doing it... DO IT. BIOS updates come out for two main reasons: to fix bugs, or increase performance. They aren't developing updates for the hell of it.
With that said, if you aren't experiencing issues I do encourage you to wait maybe a couple of weeks after release to install the update. This will give the package maintainer time to issue another update in the event of an unexpected issue occurs after release.
One other suggestion: most BIOS software support flashing the BIOS directly from setup by choosing the BIOS update from a storage device (like a USB drive). You should check if you can install it directly first by rebooting and pressing esc/f2/del to enter BIOS setup. Only if you can't install it directly should you resort to installing it via OS binary, as that's where issues are usually brought about anyway.
Updates come out for a reason, install them. Good luck.
There is no such thing like OS-independent binary executables. As "exe file" probably means "a file whose name ends in .EXE", that's most likely either a Windows Portable Executable or an MS-DOS executable.
BIOS upgrade are really supposed to be something low-level you can do with a simple system, such as MS-DOS or FreeDOS.
So the first step here is to check whether the executable is an MS-DOS executable or a Windows executable. If it is a windows executable and it does not run under Wine, try to see if it is somehow extractable using an archiving tool (sometimes unzip may be able to help here), so you get the flash image and maybe MS-DOS flash tools (it would not be the first time MS-DOS tools are packaged inside a windows-only installer).
With no flash tools, there are generic flashers like Uniflash that are worth a try. If you want to run it and it is windows only, a good choice is probably to get a Windows Preinstallation Environment live CD, which has the basic system and will be able to run the flash tool, but unfortunately that requires a Windows license.
If you're lucky and you get a set of MS-DOS tools, just grab some FreeDOS live CD or floppy image and boot into FreeDOS to use the tools (although you will need to have the tools in a separate floppy/pen/CD). If you are even luckier, you may get a ready-to-boot disk image (as many people pack floppy images inside floppy image writers, that's possible, too).


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The rom com is a storytelling staple in all movie-going societies, particularly western ones. We love the whole neatly-wrapped package (guys included, I don't care what you say): two people meet; everything goes wrong but it's funny; crazy sidekick friends give really bad advice; jealous ex-lovers pop by to sabotage the blossoming romance. And the dialogue should crackle and zing like a packet of pop rocks.
While the standard has fallen in recent times, and everything you need to know about the film's funny moments are contained in the trailer, we have some brilliant examples of what a good romantic comedy is by digging into the annals of rom com history. Let's see how it's done, shall we?
10. The Wedding Singer
Maybe it's because I'm an 80s tragic, and the hair, outfits and soundtrack made me nostalgic, and Adam Sandler played someone who didn't need to be made into a functioning human being, but I'm sure I'm not alone in saying that this is a good romantic comedy.
It offers numerous highly memorable one-liners ("Hey, aunt Linda. You a bitch.") and the chemistry between Sandler and Barrymore works. Did I mention the soundtrack? And how Billy Idol makes a cameo?
9. Bridget Jones' Diary
I think it's fair to say that Bridget Jones is the best example of a messy heroine. It's a truthful portrayal of someone who has low self-esteem, seeks validation in the arms of a cad, and channels her frustration through alcohol and cigarettes. OK, the romance parts are pure Hollywood, but not the mechanics of the relationships and Bridget's thought processes.
That she's a little overweight was the focus for many, but really, the story just has so many compelling elements. OK, yes, we have Colin Firth being a modern-day Darcy and Hugh Grant plays the aforementioned cad to a tee. But beyond that, the dialogue is wonderful. Bridget – played so well by Renee Zellweger – is likeable, even at her most shattered. Her friendships are believable, as are her stuff-ups. Oh, and it gave us the term 'smug marrieds' (first in the book upon which it's based).
8. Some Like it Hot
If you're not familiar with old school comedy, you could do worse than to spend a Sunday afternoon watching this Marilyn Monroe classic. Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis are superb as two guys trying to get work by pretending they're women (they play in a band).
This one has everything. Men dressed in drag. Hidden identity. And a happy ending (of course).
You also get to see what the fuss is about Monroe. She's sweet and funny and says lines like:
"I don't have a drinking problem. I could stop if I wanted to, but I don't want to", before proceeding to take another swig.
While it has some of the cringeworthy silliness of old movies (the laughter is so shrill), it's still a remarkably clever, irreverent take on the romantic comedy genre.


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Leg veins are subjected to lots of pressure due to the time we spend on our feet during the day. As veins get subjected to pressure they stretch out becoming twisted and painful. Traditionally leg vein treatment involves a complicated procedure that can require up to weeks in patient down time. With the use of laser technology and recent injectable solutions, procedures have greatly simplified often requiring very little or no patient down time. Sclerotherapy involves an injectable fluid called a sclerosant which when injected into the vein, irritates the vein walls causing them to collapse. The endovenous laser treatment uses a catheter to transport pulses of laser light into the vein wall. The laser energy causes the leg vein walls to collapse and seal on themselves. In both cases the sealed veins are absorbed into the vein leaving the legs looking more beautiful and healthy.
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The nadir of Brett Draxler's golf career arrived Sept. 8, 2013. The junior scored an 87 while on St. John's second team — he's well aware weekend warriors can replicate such a round. "It was terrible… the worst round I've shot," he conceded.


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FP1 – Alonso P4, Massa P18
FP2 – Alonso P4, Massa P7
Alonso gave us a wet-weather master-class at various times during the day, the highlight a pulse-quickening moment out of Turn 16 on his final flying lap in the first session; meanwhile Massa, under pressure in 2011, didn't help his cause with an off at Turn 9, mistiming his braking and putting two wheels on the grass, that beached him in the gravel trap. It went better for the Brazilian second time around as Ferrari suggested the gloom and doom from testing might have been exaggerated.
"Honestly, it's impossible to give any sort of assessment of the performance of the F2012 and on the prospects for this weekend. We had said we must wait until tomorrow's qualifying to know more, so you need to be patient for a further 24 hours! We too are very curious to know where we stand compared to the competition..." -- Pat Fry
Force India
Result:FP1 – Hulkenberg P12, Di Resta P13 FP2 – Hulkenberg P2, Di Resta P6
Sign of the times? Some say the midfield will close on the leading pack this year and today seemed to bear that out. In second practice Hulkenberg produced a superb performance, especially in the frenzied final moments, and was deprived of top spot only by an in-form Michael Schumacher. Di Resta too had enjoyed his own time at the top and a top-six display is a great springboard into the weekend.
"The difficult thing is that we didn't really get an impression of where everybody is in terms of performance, so there are still lots of unknowns going into tomorrow." – Paul di Resta
FP1 – Kobayashi P10, Perez P15
FP2 – Kobayashi P5, Perez P3
Kamui Kobayashi lived up to his unique reputation with the most spectacular moment of the day. Right at the end of FP2 the Sauber launched itself into a lurid spin down the main straight and KK performed miracles to keep it off the wall. Perez was another to top the second-session times and even at this early stage a top-five double is encouraging for the under-liveried Swiss outfit.
"The third free practice tomorrow will be very important," said Perez. "We have to watch how the conditions develop and then really get everything right for qualifying."
FP1 – Kovalainen P17, Petrov P20
FP2 – Kovalainen P8, Petrov P13
Kovalainen gave us the other heart-stopping moment of the day. It came moments before Kobayashi's when the Finn went straight on at Turn 1, crossed the grass and rejoined just before two following cars got to him. Petrov seemed to bed in nicely as the day went on while Heikki's top-10 effort and the company he was keeping in FP2 may also be grounds for optimism.
Kovalainen: "The main thing was that we had a good balance all day, and kept improving the setup in both sessions. It's also good to see that the new spec front wing that we ran both this morning and this afternoon is giving more grip overall, so that's another positive step forward."
FP1 - Button P1, Hamilton P2
FP2 - Button P15, Hamilton P16
There was little between the McLaren drivers all day – just two-tenths of a second in each session – but tellingly it was Button who outpaced Hamilton in a continuation of their 2011 intra-team battle. Button set the fastest time of the day when the track was at its driest in the morning, while Hamilton managed just 11 laps in the afternoon as McLaren kept its powder dry for Saturday.
"I think tomorrow we'll definitely get a better understanding of just how quick people are. It's going to be interesting; I'm massively excited to see how it goes." – Lewis Hamilton
FP1 - Raikkonen P9, Grosjean P16
FP2 - Raikkonen P18, Grosjean P14
A low-key beginning to the season for a team that showed genuine pace in pre-season testing and were considered a spoiler in Melbourne. Raikkonen's first day at a Grand Prix in two years was a stop-start affair with steering rack problems and issues with his seat, while Grosjean didn't venture on track in the damp second session until the final 15 minutes, and lost out on the soft tyre runs in the frantic final moments.
"The set-up we have now is working well. It may take a while before we get it perfect but we'll make the best of it. I didn't push too hard today -- if it's dry tomorrow we'll have a better idea of what we need to do." -- Kimi Raikkonen
Toro Rosso
FP1 - Ricciardo P7, Vergne P19
FP2 - Ricciardo P21, Vergne P20
The all-new pairing at Red Bull's second squad were the busiest teammates in the field on Friday, with Ricciardo covering 54 laps and Vergne 46. The Australian was a meritorious sixth in the first session which he said went "pretty well, very good even", while Vergne kept his nose clean on his first Grand Prix Friday at a track he'd never been to. The Frenchman also had the honour of being the first man out of pit lane to start the new year.
"All the hype this week has made it feel as though this is my first F1 race again, but it's not – and I've just got to get on with things." – Daniel Ricciardo
FP1 - Karthikeyan P23, De la Rosa P24
FP2 - Karthikeyan P23, De la Rosa P24
It was a case of déjà vu for HRT after a wretched start to the season here last year; the team pulled an all-nighter to get Pedro de la Rosa's car ready for scrutineering on Friday morning, but the veteran Spaniard didn't make it on track at all in the first session and managed just one installation lap before a power steering gremlin ended his running later in the day. Karthikeyan's Friday wasn't a lot happier – the Indian ground to a halt with oil pressure problems in practice one, and was almost eight seconds adrift of nearest rival Charles Pic of Marussia in the second session.
"You wish me luck? Thanks. We need it." – team principal Luis Perez Sala after a difficult opening day of the season
Red Bull Racing
Result:FP1 – Webber P5, Vettel P11. FP2 - Vettel P10, Webber P11
In typically capricious conditions for Melbourne, both men made a slow start to the weekend, but were reasonably satisfied with their efforts. Both were left hoping for more on Saturday. Vettel was top of the times for a few minutes in the final stages, but only briefly, while Webber had an off-circuit excursion at turn one that saw him collecting fresh grass. Both men, like everyone else, were left with 'plenty to learn' in the changing conditions.
"Maybe we did not get everything we needed but we can be quite happy." - Vettel. "I wasn't happy at all in the car in the morning. This afternoon was a bit better, but with these conditions it is difficult to do a lot of running. It's up to us to find the balance and understand the car a bit more…It was pretty messy in the end, especially with only a couple of laps in the dry. It's difficult to read. Tomorrow the target is to get into Q3 and then we go from there…" -- Webber
FP1 – Schumacher P3, Rosberg P6
FP2 – Schumacher P1, Rosberg P9
Schumacher made light of his 43 years and fools of those who had written off his competitive edge with a vintage display of commitment and skill in the changing conditions. On this day, he out-classed Rosberg who struggled to match him as he revelled in the performance of their car, topped the times frequently and timed his final fastest lap, with seconds remaining, to perfection. It was a reminder of what he can do at his best.
"We're in much better shape here now than we were 12 months ago and we've got a stronger bed of foundation. All our resources are being put into improving the performance of the car, whereas 12 months ago there was all sorts of things wrong -- so we were distracted. I think this performance proves what I mean! And it is wonderful for Michael of course…" Ross Brawn
FP1 – Maldonado P8, Senna P14
FP2 – Maldonado P17, Senna P19
Both men made the best of the drier conditions in the second part of the opening session to give the team some confidence after a European winter of concentrated evolution. In the more difficult wet passages, Maldonado left the circuit but without making impact with the barriers while Senna, on his debut with the team that his uncle Ayrton once represented, kept things tidy. Maldonado was also the first man in 2012 to be caught speeding in the pit lane, a misdemeanour that cost him a fine of 400 Euros.
"We've made a lot of changes, but none of any great importance… but our new technical leadership have delivered this car and we have not missed a trick. We have re-designed our car and with a new engine. So, we are very pleased…" – Adam Parr.
FP1 – Glock P21, Pic P22
FP2 – Glock P12, Pic P22
This was a day of launching into the unknown for the car, the team and rookie driver Charles Pic in treacherous weather conditions. The MR01 cars survived unscathed and delivered consistent performances while both drivers acquitted themselves well. In the changing conditions, both took a cautious approach, but finished with optimism.
"It's a little early to be getting carried away, but equally we couldn't have wished for a better start to our 2012 campaign on a day when everything could have gone wrong for us! The weather certainly did, but we managed to give everyone in the team something to smile about after a challenging few months back at base. To be in the midfield is a great boost to the team from Timo and I think Charles conducted himself perfectly." – team principal John Booth


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Kosher Poultry
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Adapted from the cookbook Cooking for the King by Renee Chernin
The centerpiece of a delicious Rosh Hashanah-or special autumn- meal.
3 teaspoons cumin
In a medium bowl combine cumin, cinnamon, turmeric, chili powder and salt. Remove 4 tablespoons of the spice mixture to small bowl and set aside. To the first bowl, add flour and stir to combine.
Reduce heat and add the reserved spice mixture and onion to the skillet. Stir well to combine, scraping browned bits from the bottom of the skillet. Cook, stirring often, until the onion is soft, about 5 minutes. Add the pomegranate juice and wine or grape juice. Bring to a boil and let boil for 5 minutes. Pour the sauce over the chicken in the pan to thoroughly coat.
Cover tightly with foil and bake in preheated over for 25 minutes
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Saw action in 16 games, making 16 starts…Finished second on the team in goals (29), second on the team in assists (16), and third on the team in points (45)…Earned All-NEC First Team honors and awarded with a NEC All-Tournament selection...Named Bobcat Athlete of the Month for the month of April…Picked up her first points of the season with four (three goals, one assist) on 3/3 in a 16-8 defeat against Connecticut…Registered one goal and one assist on 3/11 against Fairfield in a 12-14 defeat…Recorded two goals and an assist in back-to-back games against Bryant and California on 3/13 and 3/19…Picked up a goal on 3/21 against Central Connecticut State University in a 20-4 win…Scored three goals in a 19-9 victory against Iona on 3/24…Recorded a goal and two assists against Monmouth in a 8-7 victory on 4/1…Picked up two assists against Mount St. Mary's on 4/3 in a 13-5 win…Registered two goals and two assists in a 15-11 victory over Wagner on 4/7…Tallied two goals and an assist against Robert Morris on 4/9 in a 12-8 victory…Recorded a career high five points (three goals, two assists) against Saint Francis on 4/11 in a 19-6 win…Scored a career high four goals, and added an assist, in a 12-13 defeat against Columbia on 4/14…Tallied a goal and an assist on 4/17 against Sacred Heart in a 5-9 loss…Registered three goals in a 8-4 victory over Monmouth on 4/23…Picked up a goal and an assist on 4/25 in a 7-12 loss to Sacred Heart.
Saw action in all 16 games, making nine starts...Tenth on the team in scoring with four points on four goals...All four goals came against NEC opponents (CCSU, Long Island, Saint Francis (Pa.) and Wagner...Posted 15 ground balls, 20 draw controls and nine caused turnovers...Named to the 2009 NEC All-Tournament Team.
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Played in all 16 games, starting in nine... Scored a goal and recorded two assists in her first collegiate game against Iona... Scored two goals and notched an assist against Robert Morris on April 4... Scored two goals, including the game-winner on a free position shot, against Sacred Heart in the Bobcats' comeback 10-9 victory on April 11... Led the NEC in game-winning goals with four... Had a goal and an assist in the NEC Tournament first round win over Mount St. Mary's on April 25... Finished the season with 19 points on 10 goals and nine assists... First in points among first-year players on the Bobcats.
Before Quinnipiac:
Played lacrosse, basketball and field hockey all four years at East Longmeadow High School... Named First and Second Team All-Scholastic in consecutive years in lacrosse... Named First Team All-Scholastic in Field Hockey... Team Captain of both field hockey and lacrosse... Named Team MVP in both sports.
A native of East Longmeadow, Massachusetts...Father played baseball and soccer at UMass...Daughter of Anne and Rick Matuszczak...Has one brother, Robert...Majoring in advertising.


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I am a Tech Ed Teacher from New Holstein Wisconsin. i currently have a few cool projects that i have the students do but i would love to hear your ideas. to check out my little website i got thru school click below
Here is a picture of the first project they make. it works great and is real easy to make. (hopefully the picture showed up)
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Thread: Idea's for my high school
11-17-2008, 04:21 PM #1Junior Member
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Idea's for my high school
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11-17-2008, 06:07 PM #3Senior Member
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Ted I'd put the kids minds to work.
There is something simple they can cut/weld up that is of interest to them.
It can be a simple guitar stand for the rockers, a computer stand for the geeks (if you have any in a welding class), The car/truck/motorcycle guys always have something to weld up, the AG guys too, The rifle/pistol/bow guys need target holders or simple folding benchrests, something as simple as a set of bookends (skulls, horses, whatever they like), on and on it goes.
I think that a project related to a kids interests is more compelling than a off the shelf one size fits all project. Makes more work for the instructor but might be worth it.
Mom's always like a cool set of candleholders (again skulls, horses, musical note, whatever interests them). Around here Mom's like tortilla pans, you can make cool griddle pans with plate and small round stock and a chipping hammer ham
ndle. Your griddle pan can have a conventional pattern of rows, or skulls, horses, flames, a Colt single action army silluette.
Dad's always like a cool garden hose spool (skulls, horses, yet again ; ))
Outside/inside wall hangings based on indian symbolism is popular around here, several stores sell this stuff.
Pipe, cut in half and with a decorative image cut out (skulls, horses lizards, guitars again), plate welded to the back and a cheap light fixture installed make good outside lights on the garage, ect.
Anyone with a fireplace can use a good homemade set of fire irons.
If you keep your eyes open there is no end to what you'll find.
Things that are usefull to Mom/Dad are specially good.
If you copy or come up with your own "really" high quality Christmas tree holder, you will have so many greatfull parents you won't know what to do with them. These things sell for well over $100 bucks and are easy/cheap to make.
I could go on forever but I won't.
Good luck with it, we need those young mechanical minds learning welding skills.
Those little firewood holders, boot scrapers for the back porch. dinner triangles like on the old chuckwagon, spits and large grills for Dads/Moms who cook on campfires, decorative hangers for those backyard bug zappers, mobiles of all sorts, wind chimes, simple outdoor furniture (look at home depot), bacon press, Like I said...I could go on and on.
Coat racks, boot drying racks, we had a Dad make a blocking sled for the football team when I was in H.S. (thanks Mr. Wright! Go Vikings!), garden benches, birdbaths, I'm done now.
Porch swings, end tables, grill accessory tables, stepstools, headache racks, fire rings, saw horses.
Those simple adjustable rifle rests that hold a sandbag, clothesline posts, midieval hanging light fixtures, creative mailboxes.
Pipe/tube saw horses that hold a (replacable) 2X4, those neat cargo racks that go on a reciever hitch, I'd be leary of the danger/liability of HS students making weight lifting equipment but they could build low to the ground racks to hold plates, those big high lay on top creepers made for working under the hood of a car/truck are super simple and really neat I looked at one this week, little trailers for lawn mowers/small tractors, trellis' for Mom's roses,Some days you eat the bear. And some days the bear eats you.
Nice stand, well done!
They can always try to run amok doing yard art, there is a lot on this forum and the hobart one.
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11-17-2008, 07:57 PM #5Senior Member
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Check out the Welding Projects on this site.(not the projects forum that we are on now)
Click on the green box to the right where it says "go to Welding Projects"
There is a ton of cool stuff there, you could have your students brows through it and pick a project, then you would have to decide if it is in their skill range.To all who contribute to this board.
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thanks for the help
Norm, it's good to hear some positive feedback about teachers. thanks.
thanks to you others who sent me some ideas. I checked out the welding projects on the site. they have some pretty good ideas on there. Being that i teach CAD also makes me want to adjust some of the prints i seen but either way, knowing where to find them will come in handy.
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Welcome to the forum. Besides what's been posted in reply to your
note, browse around through the postings here -- there's lots of
ideas. I also suggest signing up on the Hobart forum
As to ideas for things to make
- plant/garden stands of various types. my wife loves the extra-large
tomato hoops i made her.
- racks/shelving/organizers for garages and basements. something
like this might be hard to transport, so the intellectual challenge
would be to make it disassemblable
- work benches & welding tables and power-tool stands
- desk organizers. there was one posted on either the miller
or hobart sites within the past month or so that was pretty
- furniture. mixing materials -- metal/wood/plastic/etc can
be pretty neat.
Another reason to weld is to fix things -- so maybe the kids
can bring in their broken garden tools, lawn chairs, etc,
for repair.
Good luck
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I too teach welding at a High school in Chicopee Mass. I understand your issues on projects for the students. They must be interesting to the students and you don't want them doing 4,5,or 6 different projects at a time or you'll drive yourself NUTS!!! Every student learns at different levels and you should have about 2 to three projects for these levels. When they get more proficient at working with the tools then they can branch out to do projects that they can do at their own skill levels.
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One question I have for you is what tools and equipment is available. It makes a difference.
Among the best projects are those that have a use, such as tools, furniture, accessories for cars and trucks, and competitive projects.
Headache racks, toolbox mounts, racks for carrying fishing and hunting gear, racks for construction tools, bottle racks (the proper way to carry pinch bars, lining bars, and 4 foot levels is NOT to stuff them behind the seat ) and other truck accessories are rewarding and straightforward.
Guitar and instrument stands are a nice way to get creative, with lost of options for bending and scroll work (no scroller? wooden forms, hickey's, and cheater bars do a great job. First thing might be make a hickey...) For finish, powder coating or paint followed by plastidip (for cushioning) work well.
A nice wine rack is also a good way to get creative, for those whose families go for wine. LOTS of options there (bottle support or bottle neck support, wall or floor mount, simple or artsy or humourous, whatever)
If you have facilities for etching (or can get them up... etching copper is cheap and easy) table accessories like napkin rings and centerpiece holders are nice.
The sky is the limit... I got all of these by looking around my living room and looking out the window at my truck.
More ambitious projects:
Tools like specialty wrenches (such as tappet adjusters--- I had to make a setup for one of my old Honda bikes that had number of parts, since the locknut had to be held, the tappet adjusted, with clearance for the feeler gauges, and tension held to hold clearance while the locknut was set, and it all had to fit through the access hole in the valve cover at the same time)
One project I did in trades was building a lock for a safe. Machining the tumblers (disks), making the parts for the combination set mechanisms, machining and engraving the dial, making up the post mechanism and linkage for the bolts. Requires a lot of machining. These days, much easier than back then, with CAD tools to make sure everything fits right the first time, if the machine tools are available (most done on the lathe, sometimes using it as a shaper, which wasn't in the shop, and a little in the mill)
One possibility in the competitive realm, if the resources are available, would be something like the IGVC (http://www.igvc.org/). This is NOT an easy competition, and requires mechanical hardware, electronics, and software. If not all of the resources are available at your school, there may be a college in the area that is looking for a partnership from which your students could benefit.


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Indianapolis - Governor Mike Pence today praised the passage of the Higher Education Student Loans Bill, SB 532, which passed the House this afternoon with a vote of 71-24.
"Today, Indiana legislators took a step in the right direction to make college education more affordable for Hoosier students and their families," said Governor Pence. "The passage of this legislation with bipartisan support illustrates the commitment to Hoosiers in addressing and improving college affordability in our state. I am grateful to the leadership of both chambers of the General Assembly, as well as Senator Doug Eckerty (R) who authored the bill in the Senate and Representative Bob Behning (R) who sponsored the bill in the House. "
The bill allows the Indiana Secondary Market for Education Loans (ISM) to provide direct loans to Indiana students to satisfy financing gaps and to educate students regarding responsibly financing their higher education costs.
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