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Purchased Honey Can Do Tabletop Ironing Board with Iron Rest for my daughter who lives in an apartment and has limited storage space. Board is well constructed for price, all frame parts and hinge are metal. Padding is a little thin but board will work well for the occasional ironer. Iron rest is metal and could be used to hang iron for storage. First board ordered from Walmart arrived damaged and had to be returned. Lesson learned, check merchandise at Walmart pick-up area before leaving the store. Would recommend for the occasional user where storage is a factor.
I bought this ironing board because of the positive reviews, however I didn't like it at all. The pad was thin and sitting on a wire mesh board. The board was not solid like my older models. I have since returned the product.
Bought it for my daughter and it seems sturdy and very compact. Good product for the price
Good table top ironing board.
I have 2. The iron holder makes all the difference. I use them in my master and guest room where there is little table or counter space, so the bed is the best surface. A bed however is not a study surface for an iron, that is until I got these! Highly recommend!
This is very practical upstairs for quick Ironing jobs. You can place it on the bed and iron an item or two
This is just what I needed for our RV...easy to store and use in close quarters.
Although this was a perfect item, I just found out my son couldn't have a iron in his dorm room. So, this item was returned.
good value


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High Reliability Mechanical Fiber Optic Splice
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AbstractThe proposed approach provides a high performance mechanical optical fiber splice of single piece construction. Leveraging on advanced glass and polymer material processing technologies, the new splice design offers advantageous attributes of compactness for use with minimum space intrusion, passive self-alignment of the fiber core in all directions, easy guided fiber insertion, quick action, and a built-in cable retention nozzle that also alleviates the cable strip and fiber tip cleave requirement. Moreover, the approach is based on fiber optic packaging processes that are proven as the most cost effective and highest reliability in the optical fiber component industry. The design intrinsically eliminates damaging thermal cycling stress, providing excellent temperature stability and longevity. The all-glass sealed splice enclosure and its polymer alternative are also particularly well suited to withstand severe environmental conditions. The feasibility of the glass mechanical optical fiber splice has been successfully demonstrated. In this Phase I program, state-of-the-art ruggedized fiber splices that meet the low loss and reliable operational requirement in military/aerospace avionics fiber-optic network environments (including the extreme ?75 to +200 degree C range) will be further developed and demonstrated.
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Hundreds of revelers gathered at the famous Stonehenge monument in England on Saturday to mark the summer solstice.
A bright yellow sun glimmered through the stones at dawn, on the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere.
The solstice always draws crowds to the mysterious set of standing stones, whose purpose remains unclear.
The ancient stone circle on Salisbury Plain, around 80 miles (130 kilometres) southwest of London, was built in three phases between 3000 BC and 1600 BC.


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A popular sandbox indie game made by Markus Persson, a.k.a. Notch. The gameplay revolves around collecting materials and building shelters in survival, or simply making intriguing structures in the creative mode of the game.
"Minecraft is focused on creativity and building, allowing players to build constructions out of textured cubes in a 3D world. Gameplay in its commercial release has two principal modes: Survival, which requires players to acquire resources themselves and maintain their health and hunger; and Creative, where the player has an unlimited supply of resources, the ability to fly, and no health or hunger. A third gameplay mode, named Hardcore, is essentially the same as Survival, but the difficulty is locked on the hardest setting and respawning is disabled, forcing the player to delete his or her world upon death. An outdated Classic version is also available for free, although it is no longer being developed. Creative Minecraft resembles Classic, but with many more features."
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Rescued Dogs | Short Time, Long Love
That "time being" lasted forever, and both dogs fell hopelessly in love with the same woman I'd fallen in love with some years earlier, when she took me in. Ann not only fed them, she took them on walks and talked to them and played ball with them–and let them in the house. Until now, they'd been outdoor dogs, and even in the dead of winter had simply slept in the unheated barn. No more. There were now big dog pillows in the house, and two very happy dogs sleeping on them. Wolfie, the ferocious-looking male, was now permanently attached to my wife's knee, and Cheyenne, his mate, spent her days largely trying to entertain Ann with balls, toy bears, and new tricks.
It was hard to know how long either of them would actually live, but it would be great just having them as long as we could. Our neighbor Donnie Hall, who knows about such things, said not to worry, that at some point Wolfie would just crawl off into the woods and die, because that's what these types of dogs did.
And, shortly after that, came the day Wolfie didn't come home. Nor did he the day after that. On the third day, Ann and I were about to have dinner, and Ann was saying grace. Her voice not quite cracking, Ann made the suggestion that Wolfie should be in heaven.
At that moment, there was a knock at the door. It was the young daughter of our neighbor from about a mile away. She'd come over on her ATV to tell us that their dog was in heat and that Wolfie had been there for two days now–and that they'd already had four Wolfie litters and didn't need a fifth. And could we maybe just come and get him?
I did. With some difficulty, because Wolfie certainly was in heaven and wasn't pleased to leave.
Still, it was too good to last. One Sunday afternoon, Wolfie began to gasp, and then lay on his side, breathing heavily. It was time, and we took him in, Sunday or not, to Dr. Menard.
We called Donnie, who knew Wolfie well; he fired up his backhoe and gave him a nice burial. Ann made a lovely cross with a portrait of Wolfie on it, and planted some forget-me-nots. It was, at that time, one of the single hardest things I'd ever done in my life. Ever.
We loved that dog. Short time, long love. Remarkable.
But we still had Cheyenne, and though her muzzle went gray within a month of Wolfie's passing, she really began to come into her own. Suddenly, Ann and the dog weren't just Mummy and Cheyenne anymore. They were friends. Close friends. Girlfriends. And they did everything together. Ann couldn't go anywhere that Cheyenne didn't want to be.
Ann liked to take one of the rowboats out on the lake to the float, where it was deep, so that she could swim. Now Cheyenne had to go, too. Into the rowboat, onto the float, into the water, back up on the float, back into the rowboat, back to the dock. Every day. The girls.
When Ann would sit in her studio and paint, Cheyenne would sit in her studio and watch. When Ann would go upstairs and watch Law & Order before going to sleep, Cheyenne would go upstairs and watch Law & Order before going to sleep. And if I put on a late football game, Cheyenne would groan loudly until I changed it back. Which I always did, because it became difficult to hear the game.
And they always had two, sometimes three, walks every day, down the long dirt driveway from our house, down to the final tree, and then back. And Ann, as always, would have her camera with her and would take pictures of Cheyenne. Every walk, every day. Ann has pictures of every walk she ever took with Cheyenne. Some of them became paintings.
Yet Cheyenne did begin to grow older, and how old we never knew. On one trip to the vet, Dr. Menard told us that she was probably two years younger than we thought. Two years?
This was as big a gift as I can ever recall, being given two more years of Cheyenne, just when we thought the end might be near.
But Todd's kids, who still came by to see her from time to time, said it wasn't so. The vet's records were wrong, they claimed–that Cheyenne was really just a year younger than Wolfie. Who knew for sure? We didn't, and Cheyenne never let on. But she looked and seemed, most of the time, awfully good for a girl who'd had 50 puppies and was 12 years old. Or 14. Or 13, our best and favorite guess.


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Accumulation of 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin by rainbow trout (Onchorhynchus mykiss) at environmentally relevant dietary concentrations
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry
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AbstractRainbow trout were fed a diet containing 1.8, 18, or 90 pg/g 3H-2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD) for up to 320 d. Concentrations of TCDD were determined in muscle, liver, and ovaries at 100, 150, 200, and 250 d. Concentrations of TCDD reached an apparent steady-state concentration in liver after 100 d of exposure, whereas concentrations in other tissues continued to increase until 150 d of exposure. The greatest portion of the total mass of TCDD was present in the muscle tissue with lesser proportions in other organs. As the ovaries developed before spawning, an increase occurred in the total mass of TCDD present in this tissue. The assimilation rate of TCDD during the initial 100 d of the exposure was determined to be between 10 and 30%. This is somewhat less than estimates derived based on both uptake and elimination constants determined during shorter exposures. Biomagnification factors (BMFs) were estimated for all tissues and exposure concentrations, and at all exposure periods. Lipid-normalized BMFs for muscle ranged from 0.38 to 1.51, which is consistent with the value of 1.0 predicted from fugacity theory. Uptake and depuration rate constants were determined and used to predict individual organ TCDD concentrations. Comparison with observed values indicated that the model could be used to predict tissue concentrations from the known concentrations of TCDD in food. This model will allow more refined risk assessments by predicting TCDD concentrations in sensitive tissues such as developing eggs.
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As more JediâObi-Wan included!âand clone trooper reinforcements arrive to take Savage Opress and the crooked mine owner into custody, Darth Maul convinces the locals that the Jedi are in league with the mine owner who exploited them.
If the Jedi fight the natives, theyâll be killing innocents. If they donât, theyâll be killed themselves! Itâs the perfect distraction for Maul to find and release his brother!


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Gingerbread Snow Globe City
Gingerbread Snow Globe City
- In a large bowl whisk together the flour, ginger, baking powder, salt, white pepper, cinnamon, and nutmeg until well combined; set aside.
- In a very large bowl beat together the butter, brown sugar, and molasses with an electric mixer on high speed until light and fluffy. Add egg; beat until smooth and combined. Add half the flour mixture; beat until just combined. Add milk; beat until just combined. Add remaining flour mixture; beat until just combined. Using your hands, knead dough until smooth; divide in half. Wrap each dough half with plastic wrap; chill 30 minutes.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Roll each dough half on parchment paper into about a 15x10-inch rectangle. Using a sharp knife, score free-form building and rooftop shapes on each sheet of dough without cutting through dough. Using a cookie cutter, cut out trees. Transfer each parchment sheet of dough to a 15x10-inch baking pan. Remove excess dough scraps. Using the straight edge of a dough scraper or a knife, add brick and window scores without cutting completely through dough.
- Bake 10 minutes. Remove from oven. Carefully cut along scored lines of building and rood shapes. Bake 10 minutes more or until firm. Remove from oven. Cook completely on a wire rack. Separate gingerbread pieces.
- Sprinkle powdered sugar over cookies; gently rub in. Cover with waxed paper and let stand for 30 minutes or up to 24 hours. Arrange cookies in a large glass filled with 2 to 3 inches of granulated sugar to help stabilize cookies. Makes 72 servings.
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Use extra dough to bake additional cookies,
Nutrition Facts (Gingerbread Snow Globe City)
- Per serving:
- 76 kcal cal.,
- 3 g fat
- (2 g sat. fat,
- 0 g polyunsaturated fat,
- 1 g monounsatured fat),
- 10 mg chol.,
- 66 mg sodium,
- 12 g carb.,
- 0 g fiber,
- 5 g sugar,
- 1 g pro.
- Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet


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I know the 1.2.1 release addresses the xsite scripting vulnerability, but I am just looking for what files have changes in them in order to figure what is the minimum I can replace without annihlilating the custom stuff I've done.... =}
Any body know ? I had heard only wp-admin was vulnerable so just wondering what needs to be overwritten before I upgrade.
Thanks (and I looked in the download but could not see a changefile, so if I just missed it please excuse me )


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I'd simply like to know how to delete an entire line moving forward opposite of deleting an entire line backwards (cmd + delete). I know to delete individual characters moving forwards is fn + delete but what about the deleting the entire line itself?
You can use Control ⌃-K to do this. This is one of the many key bindings that OS X borrows from emacs by default. Others include Control ⌃-A to go to the beginning of a line, Control ⌃-E to go to the end of a line, and Control ⌃-D as an alternate forward-delete.


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doxylamine (cont.)
What happens if I miss a dose (Aldex AN, Unisom)?
Take the missed dose as soon as you remember. Skip the missed dose if it is almost time for your next scheduled dose. Do not take extra medicine to make up the missed dose.
When treating insomnia, if it is almost your normal waking hour, skip the missed dose and wait until you are ready for bed again.
What happens if I overdose (Aldex AN, Unisom)?
Seek emergency medical attention or call the Poison Help line at 1-800-222-1222.
Overdose symptoms may include severe forms of some of the side effects listed in this medication guide.
What should I avoid while taking doxylamine (Aldex AN, Unisom)?
Ask a doctor or pharmacist before using any other cold, cough, allergy, or sleep medicine. Antihistamines are contained in many combination medicines. Taking certain products together can cause you to get too much of a certain drug. Check the label to see if a medicine contains an antihistamine.
This medication may cause blurred vision and may impair your thinking or reactions. Be careful if you drive or do anything that requires you to be alert and able to see clearly.
Avoid becoming overheated or dehydrated during exercise and in hot weather. Doxylamine can decrease sweating and you may be more prone to heat stroke.
Drinking alcohol can increase certain side effects of doxylamine.
What other drugs will affect doxylamine (Aldex AN, Unisom)?
Ask a doctor or pharmacist before using this medicine if you regularly use other medicines that make you sleepy (such as narcotic pain medication, sedatives, sleeping pills, muscle relaxers, and medicine for seizures, depression or anxiety). They can add to sleepiness caused by doxylamine.
Ask a doctor or pharmacist if it is safe for you to use doxylamine if you are also using any of the following drugs:
This list is not complete and there may be other drugs that can interact with doxylamine. Tell your doctor about all your prescription and over-the-counter medications, vitamins, minerals, herbal products, and drugs prescribed by other doctors. Do not start a new medication without telling your doctor.
Where can I get more information?
Your pharmacist can provide more information about doxylamine.
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Less than an hour's drive from the Nation's Capital, and minutes from historic Warrenton, Virginia, Poplar Springs Inn and Spa welcomes you to a world of tranquility. Set on 172 rolling acres, the property combines three wonderful elements: fine dining, a boutique Inn, and a luxurious spa. The Manor House Restaurant, known for delectable classic cuisine with a modern American cuisine, is housed in the original estate home, framed by soaring fieldstone walls and arched windows overlooking a terraced lawn. The 12,600 square foot Manor House provides private event space for both intimate gatherings and grand events. The Restaurant will be serving brunch, lunch and dinner, to be enjoyed by Inn guests as well as day visitors. The Inn boasts 21 well-appointed rooms, handsomely furnished and equipped with modern amenities for the convenience of our guests. The Spa offers complete relaxation and full European Spa services with licensed professionals trained in the most advanced philosophies and techniques of massage, aesthetics, and body treatments.
5 sur août 27, 2013
Our stay was fabulous!!! Dinner at the restaurant was delicious, relaxing, quiet. Everything we wanted! The service was superb!!! I highly recommend a stay. Both of our massages were great as well!
4,0 sur août 11, 2013
Great spa getaway with an excellent pool to chill at. Grounds and location were very relaxing and the spa facilities were fantastic. Would definitely go back. Try the restaurant while staying there.
4,8 sur juillet 26, 2013
My friend and I were celebrating mutual birthdays. The Inn was the perfect spot to do so. A beautiful room, great spa services, and such a lush and gorgeous setting! It was perfect for a girly getaway but would also be a place I would bring my husband for a relaxing weekend together.
5 sur juin 20, 2013
A last-minute decision to get away...YES, Poplar Springs had a room left! It was our first visit after promising ourselves for two years we would go, and we were not disappointed. The room was spacious, quiet, and comfortable, and the healthy continental breakfast was just what we needed before a visit to the spa. Then there was The Manor House Restaurant, whose chef kept surprising us with little morsels in the lounge before dinner and during dinner itself. We chose the 3-course prix fixe option (4 and 5 courses also available), and the staff not only let us split two of our choices, they also presented those selections already split for us! Not a lot of restaurants do that. Finally, although the inn, the spa, and the restaurant were very busy with Father's Day and a wedding party, not one staff member made us feel rushed or feel like our questions were inconveniences. We will be back!
5 sur juin 19, 2013
I took my wife to Poplar Springs for a weekend getaway. We checked in around 6pm on Friday. Jennifer, the receptionist, was very polite and very efficient. She checked us in walked us to our room, and then gave a very short tour of the Inn and Spa. All weekend long, the staff went out of their way to ensure that we had everything we needed. Room service was very prompt every time and the staff at the Spa were outstanding. Saturday night we had reservations at the Manor House Restaurant and the food was gourmet and very amazing. If you're looking for a care and stress free time in horse & wine country of Virginia, this is place to go!
3,4 sur mai 27, 2013
Our stay a poplar springs would be average to exceptional. The rooms were nice and clean. The desk service was great, the bellhop and housecleaning are friendly. The dining staff was knowledgable and friendly, though slow at times. The spa was very relaxing and the grounds were very well kept. I recommend poplar springs for nice getaway or an outstanding dining experience for two.
4,4 sur mai 15, 2013
The spa service was excellent.
5 sur mai 06, 2013
This was to be a simple 33rd anniversary stay, but to our utmost delight turned into one of the best experiences we have ever had. The property is paradisaicly beautiful. The elegance of the buildings present a view of magnificance in kingly fasion. We thoroughly enjoyed the overwhelming comfort and care from the staff who made us feel we were their masters as they rendered a servants hand in the slightest detail. The food at the Manor House was exquisite in it's presentation, and beyond every expectation of my taste buds, truly the chef had prepared one of the very best dinners I have ever had the pleasure to enjoy. In short, I doubt if this place could ever be matched.
4,0 sur mai 02, 2013
We used a living social deal for part of our two night stay. The Poplar Spring Inn and Spa was a lovely oasis right outside of the hectic city. A short drive to many wineries, the quaint town of Warrenton and Luray caverns provided some great entertainment. We enjoyed time in the hot tub and pool and had a great meal at the manor house on Saturday night. We stayed a great room with a king bed and porch on Friday night and upgraded to a suite with a fireplace (which sadly wasn't working) and spa tub on Saturday night. Our bags were moved for us while we were out on Saturday during the day and everything was wonderful. The only thing that left us wanting was the option for more places to eat at a more modest price and access to a mini-fridge and ice machine. Overall, we highly recommend the Inn for an upscale weekend away!
4,4 sur avril 23, 2013
Wonderful, relaxing stay! We can't wait to return!
A la campagne, Village, Région viticole
Washington DC, DC (IAD-Dulles) 25 miles
Antiquaires , Galeries d'art, Lieu de concert, Dîner gastronomique, Sites historiques, Concerts, Parcs nationaux/régionaux, Zone naturelle, Washington DC, Zone de pic-nic, Vignoble, Entreprise vinicole
Other, Country Inn
Salles de conférence, Copieur, Fax, Bibliothèque, Piano, Secrétariat, Machine à laver/sèche-linge, Equipé pour les mariages , Dans la salle à manger.
Climatisation, Réveil, Panier d'agréments, Peignoirs, Jeux de société, Cafetière/Bouilloire, Bureau, Cheminée, Sèche-cheveux, Jacuzzi, Internet, Planche à repasser, Entrée indépendante, Radio, Réception chaînes satellite, TV, Téléphone, Service de chambre, Internet par câble
Pistes cyclables, Vélos, Observation d'oiseau, Base nautique, Pêche, Golf, Sentiers de randonnée , Promenade à cheval, Fers à cheval, Volley-ball, Shopping, Excursion, Natation, Piscine, Terrain de tennis, Location de raquettes tennis
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A 3-D carbon nanotube mesh enables rat spinal tissue sections to reconnect in culture.
Genome Editing Cuts Out HIV
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Researchers use the CRISPR/Cas9 method to remove the virus from the host genome in human cell lines.
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Researchers use the CRISPR/Cas9 method to remove the virus from the host genome in human cell lines.
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A Mississippi girl who was thought to have been "functionally cured" of HIV as an infant once again harbors detectable levels of the virus.
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The effects of neonicotinoid use on insect populations appear to be rippling through the food chain, scientists show.
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Genetic analysis splits one species into 126.
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Mice infected with a malaria-causing parasite emit odors that are more attractive to malaria-transmitting mosquitoes than uninfected animals, a study shows.
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Book your room at Quality Inn Savannah Historic District
Get an overview of this hotelSavannah hotel in Historic Downtown, near Forsyth Park
Located in Historic Downtown, this hotel is 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from First African Baptist Church and 1.3 mi (2 km) from Forsyth Park. Franklin Square and Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum are also within 5 minutes.
Hotel Features
Along with self parking, this smoke-free hotel has coffee/tea in a common area and free breakfast. WiFi in public areas is free.
Room Amenities
All 52 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and coffee makers, plus free WiFi and satellite TV. Other amenities available to guests include free local calls, hair dryers, and ironing boards.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Quality Inn Savannah Historic District300 W Bay St Savannah GA 31401
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Quality Inn Savannah Historic District is a smoke-free property.
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free breakfast
- Free WiFi
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Smoke-free property
- Total number of rooms - 52
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Coffee/tea maker
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free local calls
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Satellite TV service
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 35.00 per stay
- 2 per room (up to 20 lb)
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stormdog on September 7, 2010 at 9:35 pm
Hi BWChicago;
The other listing on this site for a Central Theatre in Chicago is fairly far away. Did the Central that was near the Revue have another name?
Broan on January 24, 2007 at 9:34 am
And the present use is a plumbing fixture store called "Showerworks"
Broan on January 24, 2007 at 9:27 am
Also, two Sanborn maps show the capacity as 496.
Broan on January 24, 2007 at 9:27 am
I was mistaken; the central was in fact located at 3937 N Central Park, just a few doors away.


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In 2005, federal rules required Los Angeles to cover its 10 open drinking water reservoirs or take them out of service in an effort to keep dangerous bacteria like cryptosporidium – a diarrhea-inducing parasite that can cause severe illness – out of the local water supply.
But with a city that consumes 179 billion gallons of water a year, that hasn't been a simple task.
Now, the city's finalizing a cover for its last, and biggest, pool of "finished" drinking water at the Los Angeles Reservoir near Granada Hills. But for a 3.3 billion gallon, 176-acre pool, the cost for a cover "would have been literally in the billions of dollars," said Richard Harasick, the assistant director of water operations for the Department of Water & Power.
"It's just too huge," Harasick said of the reservoir.
Instead, the city is bringing in 77 million black plastic "shade balls," which are being dumped into the reservoir by the truckload three times a day, six days a week. They look like the plastic balls you'd see at a kid's playpen, but are harder, filled with water and tested for safety (they're free of bisphenol A). Harasick said at 31 cents each, covering the entire pool costs about $23.8 million.
So far, the department is about 55 percent finished, switching a giant reflection of the sky – also a giant swimming pool for birds – for a dull black.
But shade balls, which were a temporary fix for many of the city's reservoirs, aren't enough to comply with federal rules. Construction on an ultraviolet treatment plant for the reservoir will begin next year, with which DWP plans to treat 900 million gallons a day.
Overall, changes to the reservoir system, paired with upgrades to the city's water treatment systems to comply with more stringent federal rules, have been in the works for more than 20 years, Harasick said.
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Macler said one of the reasons the EPA has gotten more stringent rules has been that science has advanced enough for scientists to locate bacteria and other contaminants at the parts per billion or parts per trillion level.
But for the DWP, keeping water out in the open caused another problem: contamination, ironically, from the chemicals used to decontaminate the water. That's part of the reason they're spending millions to upgrade their water treatment systems, including a $100 million, 12-reactor UV treatment plant that will clean 75 percent of all the city's water.
Harasick explained that at the Los Angeles Reservoir, as well as the Ivanhoe, Elysian and Upper Stone Canyon Reservoirs, sunlight, chlorine and naturally occurring bromide were creating a dangerous mix. When combined, the treatment chemicals were reacting with the natural bromide in the water and creating bromate, a cancer risk over long-term exposure, Harasick said.
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If money is no object and you can get in, University of Hawaii wins no contest. If money is a concern, you want good waves and you still want to get into an excellent University; attend either San Diego City Community College or Mesa Community College for two years. Everbody gets in, excellent teachers (my favorite instructor ever, a C++ professor probably still teaches at City) and one of the best community college systems in the country. Keep your grades up and you get preferred admission to any Cal State or UC School. You can attend classes at City, Palomar, Mesa, Mira Costa and a couple of other campuses all in the same semester. I've never known anyone who had good grades to have any trouble transferring to either SDSU or UCSD. Worked for me.
~Oh yeah, this worked so well, that I did it on my own dime, grants & scholarships and walked with 0 debt, just FYI.
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Jul 19, 2012, 02:47 PM
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The UH system, like most state higher ed systems, has different rates for in-state and out-of-state students. Once you've been on island for a year, you can become a Hawaii resident and qualify for in-state rates.
The UH system includes 4-year undergraduate/graduate institutions like UH Manoa, but also includes 2-year community colleges like Kapiolani Community College and Honolulu Community College. The per credit-hour cost for the community colleges is much cheaper than the 4-year schools, so you could go to community college for a couple of years and then transfer to a 4-year school to get your bachelor's.
You may also want to check out UH West Oahu.
There are also some private colleges on Oahu, Hawaii Pacific University and BYU-Hawaii (which is on the North Shore) come to mind.
You'll get year-round surf on Oahu and never need a wet suit. One of my friends lived a few blocks from the UH Campus on Dole St. and he rode his bike with surf rack to Waikiki and Diamond Head breaks. As zagaffer pointed out, you'll need a car to get to the North Shore, West Side, Windward Side, and East Oahu spots with a surfboard. The Bus goes all over the island, but you can only bring a bodyboard.
You'd be surprised how many local kids don't surf. (I taught for 7 years at Waianae High School and there were many of my students who grew up a 1/4 mile from the ocean and couldn't even swim.) But the ones who do rip and know the spots. Be nice, be humble, respect the local culture (not only Native Hawaiian culture, but the local culture in general - don't embarrass yourself by trying to speak pidgin), and some of your surfing classmates will befriend you and show the haole kid from mainland the local breaks.
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Jul 19, 2012, 04:06 PM
where do you live now? if you live on the EC you had better think travel back and forth for holidays etc. that's a lot of loot out of your pocket.
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\nLots of info on how to do it as cheap as possible here too.
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I graduated from UNCW 10 years ago (wow) . I didn't choose that college for surfing but ended up learning once I got down there. Don't mean to sound like a parent, but you also may want to choose a college based on what you'd like to do for the rest of your life (besides surfing). Don't end up like me with two degrees that you don't use and thousands of dollars in student loans that you'll be paying off for a long time. Surfing is a great thing, but it won't put a roof over your head and food on the table. The four (maybe five or six) years that you're in college will FLY by. Then you have this thing called work for the rest of your life...
Sorry, rant over. I'd shoot for the West Coast if I were you. You'll get way more time in the water than you would on the East Coast. I wouldn't recommend Hawaii. Everything is insanely expensive there and you are WAAAAYYYYYYY far away from home if you have a family emergency. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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have you considered Old Dominion University?
\nJust kidding Virginia Beach blows... Hey I did live in Southern NC with the intentions of going to UNCW Grad school full time before I had move... can't speak for the school itself but chicks ...Yup. Atmosphere... Yup. Surf ...sometimes. It is EC conditions and someone will likely ***** about there being no surf but I did keep track of days surfed religiously for a few years and when I lived just north of there and I was averaging 3.5-4 days a week in the water. Downside of that stat is I traveled that stretch of AB to the SC border a lot to get mine as far as waves. You will be not welcomed some places (some surly locals very protective of their knee high waves) and have to scrap with the masses in others... o and I've heard that beach access has changed the last few years in Wrightsville but that's my 2 cents. If you've got the means go west... seems we all wind up back here eventually enjoy it while you can.
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Denali is landlocked. I meant to say Denali Parkway - I believe that is the highway I took from Anchorage to Yakutat. It connects mainland to the southern regions/beaches. Ideally, Juneau is the closest "city" to Yakutat, but UAA is the best university in AK. There are a few Alaskans on this forum, hopefully, they will chime in. I was only there for a week and a half.
i'm trying to get an idea of which part of alaska you can actually surf in and it looks like yakutat is a bit away from denali? google maps says denali's land locked lol. about how far of a drive would the closest school be to good surf? anchorage looks like its the closest to the coast but can you even find waves there? and the light situation is no problem for me because my sleep schedule is already screwed up as is.
In order to transfer to USC, they wanted me to attend their summer school program, for placement purposes. I signed up for it, only to get a call a week later that they did not have any dorms open and that I would have to rent a place off campus. I ended up staying in Virginia.
Surfing may be your passion, but remember to look at the school's majors and networks, for post-graduation. Your collegiate surfing career will only last 4 years (hopefully) and then you come face to face with the real world, that will last a lifetime. A great job will open the doors to surf some of the world's best spots. Choose wisely.
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\nI visited a few schools when I was up there and UAA seemed to be pretty legit. I didn't look into the school's curriculum and history, but I would much rather be in Anchorage than Fairbanks. Schooling aside, Ketchikan is my favorite city. I spotted a massive shark tooth - megalodon? - from a footbridge, but I couldn't find a way to climb down. I still think about that tooth....
\nYou've got some beautiful country up there, cresto. Next time you're in Juneau, grab a Freeride for me at Red Dog Saloon.
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unless someone is paying your way, I would highly recommend checking out the community college system in California like ZaGaffer stated. Considerably less expensive, all schools are located relatively close to the coast, schedules are flexible, curriculums are varied, and transferring to a major State University after receiving your AA is a virtual lock, and makes things financially viable.
If someone besides yourself is paying your way, then the sky's the limit, baby. Go for what you REALLY want.
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california. College is cheap out there after you establish residency. So... move there, take a semester of community college or just work and get your crap together, then reap the bennies. Personally I'd choose something in or around san diego...
\nI went to ODU in norfolk and the surf in VB sucks. Of course the universe would bring me back...
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Many may disagree with me, but I moved to the mountains. I took up snowboarding and did that for a few years. Return to the coast and you will have a new perspective on surfing. Your passion for it will be off the charts. There are cheaper schools as well (even if you stayed in the East Coast).
Go to Community College first. It saves you money and will "get your mind right" regarding academics. Perhaps this helps. In high school, I was a compulsive stoner that just wanted to ride his boards. I went to school, did community college, transferred to a 4 year school and paid his way through.
I must admit, Colorado would be a cool place. The only thing missing is ocean, however, the attitude is beach, mountains can be fun (steep mountains, deep snow, lots of sunshine and snowbunnies) with plenty of outdoor activities. If you like history and the outdoors, you will actually like it there. Really achin' for Cali? 14 hour road trip. Take some friends and you won't forget it.
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i've already spent some time away from the coast and i'm definitely not looking to do that again... totally sucks but it does increase your appreciation for surfing. and regarding the guy that says hawaii is a "death pit". if there is any truth to this can someone please elaborate?
also, would it make more sense to live in CA for a year to get residency, then go to 4 year college, or do 2 years of community college there first? are there financial benefits for doing 2 years of community over there?
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\nRead up on the stories of Da Hui or just google "Hawaii" and "crystal meth."
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regarding honolulu, every day on the news it seems: something burns down and/or someone gets killed by hit and run. Depending on what your major is you could look into one of the UH satellite campuses like UH Hilo...
Personally, I don't know that I'd necessarily base my academic and professional future on going to school where the best waves are.
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On the other hand if you complete an associates degree at mesa CC (1.5 - 2 years depending on course load), most state schools will honor that degree and you can pick up right where you left off.
Find out where you want to eventually go, tell an advisor your plan and see what they say.
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I live in wilmington and am in HS so i know a thing or two about UNCW. It's a good school as far as academics go, but not fantastic. You'll probably have a better chance of getting into uncw than UC schools. Also, trust me, the surf isn't always there. You'll understand because you're from LI. The surf here usually stays from 1-3 feet and I have only surfed it when it was head high once or twice, and I've been surfing here for like 5 years. That being said some of the students there are really talented surfers. So i would agree with the people above and say check out some California schools more.
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you seem.... a tad naive to this whole process. What do you want to major? What exactly is is GPA? SATS? ACT? $ situation? Nonetheless, if possible, I'd say go to a school in California. I go to UNCW, I love it. I transferred in after spending a miserable year in a college in PA, and now i'm living beach front for the upcoming semester (ta daaa, cheap too actually). Everyone kinda shreds here for the most part, and I'm gonna say WB is the best surf town on the EC. The school itself is killer, the campus, girls, academics (except for the crazed liberal english dept and administration, but what school isn't like that?) especially the sciences and business (which i am currently killin it in). I could go on, but i don't feel like typing right now.
\nI do that 1 bit of advice; Do not go to Hawaii. It's a death pit. It's almost too perfect. I know 2 people that went there for college and they are completely different now. I dont know if its a coincidence or what, but the drugs, culture and vibe is different as a student rather as a visiter.
\nI would have gone to California if I could, but money and the fact that my parents who are helping me pay for college wouldn't let me.
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I moved to San Diego (Pacific Beach originally, now in Mission Beach) a year ago.
\nThis place is PARADISE. Hot chicks everywhere & waves are always rideable. Dont settle for somewhere you will be misearble (east coast). You can honestly apply to university of phoenix and do online classes from your porch facing the beach.
\nI know people from Ivy league's that cant find a job and guys that never went to college that have a phenominal career and great pay. It's all about how much effort YOU put into your own education and future.
\nBut like I said if you're miserable always thinking about surf - you will never get anywhere. Find out where you will be happiest (geographically) and move forward from there.
\nEdit - Check Mesa Community College in SD county. Get your residency in 1 year or even get your AA then transfer to SDSU and get in state tuition. Any idiot that jumps right into a 4 year school at $30-$50K a year is a fool and shouldnt be crying about ridiculous student loans. Most people say a car or a home is your biggest purchase. Im going to go ahead and say college is. Do all of your research
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I would go to California. I had a great time at UNCW but outside of surfers and nc, people will look at your resume with a confused look on their face. Sure it's gotten harder to get into but it's still school at the beach, which doesn't create a great academic environment. Good waves are maybe twice a month and it gets crowded. I live in NYC now and although it gets good occasionally, it still has the typical east coast problems. Knee high short period wind swell is the norm unless you've got a hurricane or nor'easter. Lot of guys get off surfing in 35 water with snow on the beach and 30 mph offshore winds. That's cool but California on an average day is as good and you won't be in a survival situation.
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1. Brown University
2. University of Rhode Island(tell 'em you're from Jersey)
3. Pepperdine University - if you like summer courses and crowds
4. The Richard J Stockton College of NJ(Get and education and become a gambling addict)
5. University of NC-Wilmington(maybe Erock will rent you a room. He likes UNCW students and you may run into Jennelle Evans from Teen Mom 2)
6. University of Maryland - Salisbury
7. Harvard University
8. Fresno State
9. Any school north of the Golden Gate Bridge(wear Nikes, smoke weed, and complain aboot corporate America)
10. Rutgers University - Camden(This one's for you, WalkingonH20)
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\nHahaha! I think Jennelle is locked up on yet another drug charge or something of the sort.
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I'll make a deal to the UNCW students who want to rent a room: $5,000/month. That way I can ensure it will be some rich kid from the Northeast. I know I'll get it because I'll sell the idea to their folks like it's a status symbol-' + '-they always fall for that.
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Sell packages.
5,000/month gets them basic shelter(their own room and limited kitchen access) and breakfast. A safe place to drink, and slight suggestions as to the best local sandbars.
7,500/month....Shelter, breakfast and dinner, one night's cab service to that decadent bar youse guys have down there, and they get to surf with you
10,000/month(The Greenwich, CT Plan) gets shelter, breakfast, sack lunch, and dinner. Full Cadbury manservant service with all whims and desires catered to(nothing sexual). 10 free waves at Masonboro per month and liquor buying services for those under-21. Package also includes: One Polo Golf Shirt; two pairs of Abercrombie shorts, and a Hollister sweatshirt for those nippy fall evenings. And a pair of penny loafers available for rent.
Wow, you might have something here..
Aww smack, dude, I'm going to look up that county jail of yours and send her a letter(Jenelle). Or is she in prison?
Yes, I'm dead serious. Man, maybe, just maybe, she'd come live with me after she gets out. That would be awesome. Ok I have some research to do.........
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\nYou're on to something here. Except I would hire a Cadbury and/or a Coddsworth to do the dirty work. And what "decadent" bar are you referencing? I'll just take them to the Barbary, I love watching preppies getting scared when entering that joint.
\nI think I need to add a frat-esque aspect to this thing to make sure I'm attracting the richest rubes. I'll call it the "Alpha Sigma Sigma House."
\nI know some good lawyers for those dudes who's dads own dealerships, SUP. I'm not going to offer a whole GOOJF Card unless they want to pay an extra 5k/month. That ought to pay for extradition insurance.
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Aug 8, 2013, 02:59 PM
Try northern mich univ. in Marquette. Da U P eh. Storm surfing in the bay is awesome. Ya think jersey is cold not even close. Bring a 5mm suit. There is no line ups to wait in and no sharks, just sea cows.
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uwi west indies, costs me the same as in state FL tuition and there are awesome setups all around the island
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Don't go to a school based on your desire to go surfing
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The company said the partnership reflects its transformation
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Spotify, a streaming music service, has 24 million users
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This morning, Telecom - which will soon change its name to
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Locally it is called Inis Diomain.
This little town in County Clare, not far from the stunning Cliffs of Moher, hides a little secret, though with one hostelry called the "Falls Hotel" and this sign, may be it is not so secret.
You can get a glimpse of the falls if you are travelling by car from Ennis towards the Cliffs, as the road splits here and crosses the cascades on a little bridge.
We parked up, and followed the sign down an ulikely gap between the buildings.
Suddenly our ears were assaulted by a roar of water, and the unexpectedly wide river came in to view.
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Mom, dad and the kids enjoyed a slice of yesteryear, harking back to the Colonial era, when Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum hosted a St. Nicholas Day celebration, featuring tours, refreshments and a delightful history lesson.
The young and the young-at-heart prepared wooden shoes for the heralded arrival of St. Nick and his companion, Black Piet at New York's oldest house "in true Dutch fashion," 5816 Clarendon Road.
In turn, the merrymakers were charmed by the man, whose name has become synonymous with Christmas as they learned Dutch carols and enjoyed colonial-style music, sweet treats and arts and crafts.
Saint Nicholas, or Sinterklaas as he is known in Dutch, was a real person, who was born in Turkey in 271 AD as the only child of wealthy parents. He traveled around the Mediterranean and to the Holy Land and used his wealth to help the poor. He helped three poor sisters by leaving gold coins in their shoes while they slept, and today, Dutch children leave wooden shoes by the fireplace to be filled with toys and treats.
Nicholas became a priest and performed many miracles, including calming storms and saving children from death. He became the bishop of Myra, Turkey, and in Dutch tradition wears a bishop's red robes and carries a mitre and a crosier. He died on December 6, 343 AD and is celebrated as the patron saint of sailors, merchants and children.
Lore has it that Nicholas's knight companion, Zwarte Piet, or Black Peter, carries a birch staff, a sack of treats and a red book that records the good and bad deeds of children.
Festivities traditionally begin on December 5 when St. Nicholas, Piet and their helpers arrive from their home in Spain. The Dutch consider this a feast filled with tricks, food and fun. St. Nicholas rides his white horse, Schimmel, through the town and visits everyone. Piet shakes his birch staff at the children, warning them that Sinterklaas knows who has been good or bad and tosses treats into the crowd.
Everyone then returns home to feast on food and sweets. After the meal children fill their wooden shoes with hay and carrots for Schimmel and place them by the fireplace. During the night St. Nicholas and Piet travel over the rooftops listening at chimneys to hear who has been naughty or nice. Piet climbs down the chimneys and leaves treats for the good children and birch switches for the bad.
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ticket prices for final
its a disgrace that the ticket prices are so high...I was just asked for 2600 for two high tier tickets...is there anywhere else in the world that treat their fans this way...I know its a special occasion but thats a liberty..Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
If you're a season ticket holder you can apply for one of the clubs 29% of tickets today. Barca get the same. Prices set by UEFA. 11% went on general sale earlier in the year. Its the 29% of tickets gone to Corporate sponsers etc. that I find a joke. All they're doing is touting them around for ridiculous money.
How much are you willing to pay Kevin?
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I can't see any reason for the 11% on general sale. These will surely all be bought by touts. I would imagine the 29% to "corporate sponsors" is including the, oooh, off the top of my head, 10% of Wembley that is owned by bond-holders who get the rights to all tickets for all events? And a good chunk will no doubt be for friends of UEFA who will, like the "friends" of the FA getting cup final tickets, sell them on.
Presumably the other 2% are in Blatter's back pocket.
I think a fair allocation for club matches like this would be a minimum 40% to each club. In the case of United and Barcelona that would still leave a large proportion of season ticket holders unable to get a ticket.
surprise surprise ticket prices from touts .....how many decades has this approach gone on ??? lets face it most european cup finalists can muster 40000 fans for a final without too much effort would account for 80000 tickets and that would be a fairer allocation for any cup final and then the left overs can be given hangers on ...the reality being the leftovers will mostly go to touts but then the hangers on won't be able to line their pockets in the same way and those who lose out may just drop the others in it
I expect those are tout prices. The official prices are presumably much lower, but *very* hard to get?
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Robert, the official ticket prices were already a joke, upto £325. The problem is the ballot closed in March, which is some time before you would know whether your team would reach the final. Now your left with lots of fans who were lucky enough to get a ticket, but who's team didn't reach the final. They now don't want their tickets, + the ridiculous amount Wembley gives to corporate sponsors. The only way of getting a ticket now is through one of the many tout websites or from a tout on the night. The cheapest you will find from most sites is around £1200 upto and above £4000!
I found a guy selling 4 from Turkey in pairs for £600 a ticket, the closest thing to a reasonable price out there! I'm still not prepared to pay that much, and there is also the fact as to whether you can trust a complete stranger from a country hundreds of miles away to actually send you legitimate tickets after handing over silly money!
Personally i'm going to chance it on the night and see what I can get around Wembley nearer kick off time. I suspect its most likely i'll end up watching it in the pub!
rob go on line and see the prices...touts will be dearer....you wont get one through the club they arew like rocking horse poo...well rare...some are quoted at 4800 for a pair


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Kubricks / Re: Power of the Kubricks!« on: December 1, 2004, 09:57 PM »
10 min left to the Boba Fett chase auction, its gone too high for me so go after it if you are interested.
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Here's my "who still needs what" list of things I still need...
OK, but lay off that one that I just pointed out, 'cause Daniel's got dibs on it!
Well if we are going to do lists:
Both Chase Boba Fetts
Sandtrooper (black)
Carded Boba Fett
Damn I was hoping it would go unnoticed.
Whoops. Sorry Daniel!
Maybe we should just make a sign-up list in here for who still needs what, and I can just PM the several appropriate folks when their respective figures are up on the 'Bay for a good price...
You "chase" Fett chasers might want to keep your eyes on this auction. The ROTJ (red guantlets) Boba Fett version is currently sitting at just $38 with a little over a day to go. I'm sure it'll get bumped up into the $70+ range by auction's end, but it sure looks pretty good right now...
Well Series 8 Marvel Legends are on eBay already. Almost 100 bucks for a Storm with Mohawk. Even though they are in the Far East they are still crazy prices.
Long time lurker, first time poster here. Big Star Wars Kubrick fan!


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Ok...I think i figured out it is the carborator that isn't suctioning...the tank and the hose look fine...any ideas...please help!!!
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Ok...I think i figured out it is the carborator that isn't suctioning...the tank and the hose look fine...any ideas...please help!!!
I have a question...how can you tell if something is clogged?? I try to prime my engine...and no fuel moves through the lines...really sucks!!!!!...working on it forever....thanks!!!
I have a few more questions....what do the high and low speed needles control....I know the part about richen and lean the fuel mix but is there anything else it does? And for the past couple days I...
Thanks for that...so how should I know when the high and low speed needles are set just right?
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i need to try that today but it snowed...need to find a dry place
Okay...Thanks guys for all your help...
Ya, the glow plug glows every time it do it...I guess ill have to take it to my hobby store....thanks!
so it got all the fuel out and tried to start it up and it started for a couple seconds...then cut out....seems like it keeps on getting flooded....
so it shouldnt just keep coming from the tank then?? Sorry Im really new....lol....I dont know squat....
Ya well It seems I flooded the engine pretty bad...I take of the glow plug and pull the starter cord and the gas just keeps shooting out...it almost seems like the engine is filling back up again...
OK...thanks...I will need to try that today...
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Hello I own a tornado XL and I am just in the process of trying to break it in... I am really new and I am the manual is not very clear on how to break it in.... I dont want to break it and I really...