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There are two ways to add this content to your DVD. Some programs allow the user to open this additional content directly from the DVD menu. For this to work, the end user will need to install an additional program to their computer, adding confusion and stress and making the overall process more difficult than it needs to be. (This method produces inconsistent results often times not working at all.) Therefore, when we create a Hybrid disc, the ROM (Computer files) and the DVD Video are not interconnected. They function separately and are not linked via menus. Placing files on the disc starts at $150 and includes autorun functionality for 1 file (if supported on your computer). Creation of an interface or menu from which multiple documents can be selected starts at $290. This pricing is in addition to normal DVD authoring costs.
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NetworkManager 0.7.1 Power-Saving
On the project mailing list, Dan Williams announced the new version 0.7.1 of NetworkManager that provides a bunch of enhancements.
NetworkManager 0.7.1 is now available after five months of development. The Linux software identifies cable or wireless connections and registers the host automatically with routers and access points. Red Hat's Dan Williams presented what he called "some great improvements" in the release.
Not only were more than 50 bugs fixed, NetworkManager supports more mobile broadband devices and phones and provides them with IPv4 configurations. It works better with wireless and network card drivers, wakes up less often (a power-saver), and displays wifi signal strength more accurately. It also can deny specific devices default routing and has improved OpenVPN HMAC and 802.1x PEAP authentication.
Williams urges a shorter development cycle for the 0.7.2 follow-up in his mailing list, which means reporting smaller bugs that are easier to fix, optimally filing them as enhancement requests in Bugzilla. The GNOME download site has the necessary files.
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Improved support for GPU in virtualization.
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One out of three virtual machines on Microsoft Azure Cloud run Linux.
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Editorial: Is lunacy Jerry Brown's legacy?
Many people want to "put a dent in the universe," as the late Steve Jobs described his vocation. But few such people also have the capacity to put a huge dent in government finances.
One who does is Gov. Jerry Brown, with the California High-Speed Rail Authority, a project costing at least $98 billion and commonly described here and elsewhere as a "boondoggle." The CHSRA was given a green light by voters in 2008 when they passed Proposition 1A, authorizing $9.95 billion in taxpayer-backed bonds to begin the project. The rest of the money is supposed to come from federal money ($3.5 billion already pledged by the Obama administration), private investment and pixie dust.
According to an Associated Press story, even though the CHRSA came into being before Gov. Brown assumed his current office, he has "emerged as the most vocal cheerleader of a project that is as risky as it is ambitious. Building a first-in-the-nation project would provide a lasting legacy for the 73-year-old Democratic governor as he moves into the twilight of a long political career. His father is revered for promoting the construction of California's comprehensive water system and expanding the state's higher education system into a national model."
Perhaps Dr. Phil could help Gov. Brown with any issues concerning his late father, Gov. Pat Brown. But circumstances today are so different from when his father governed five decades ago.
"He calls it a legacy; I call it lunacy," Lew Uhler told us of the governor's rail advocacy. Mr. Uhler is the president of the Roseville-based National Tax Limitation Committee. "It has nothing to do with anything his father would remotely touch."
Mr. Uhler pointed out that the California university system was paid for largely through taxes. But the projects most similar to the CHSRA, the state's road and water projects, were paid for by users through gas taxes and charges to water bills. These projects also benefited all Californians.
By contrast, the CHSRA "is such a narrow special-interest kind of thing," Mr. Uhler said. "The users are infinitesimal." The CHSRA's 2012 business plan projects 29.9 million to 42.9 million riders a year by the time Phase One is supposed to be complete in 2035. Phase One would run from Los Angeles to San Francisco. The original projection was for 91 million to 95 million annual riders.
And according to a January analysis by the California State Auditor, "However, the Authority's process for overseeing the development of the [2012 ridership] model lacked transparency, which may raise investor concern about the model's credibility. Moreover, the Authority has yet to fully address questions about the accuracy of the model's long term projections." Nobody really knows how many people will board the choo-choo – if it's ever built.
That's different from his father's projects. It was fairly easy to make projections in the 1950s about how many people in coming decades would be using state water, roads and universities.
Finally, Gov. Pat Brown enjoyed a sounder state financial system. There was no structural budget deficit and no looming government-employee pension crisis. And California's K-12 schools were considered among the best in the country, whereas today they're among the worst. The state also spent relatively less money. In fiscal year 1964-65, the state spent the equivalent of 3.95 percent of Californians' personal income on the general fund, compared with 6.07 percent for fiscal year 2010-11, the last complete budget year.
The real way Gov. Jerry Brown should imitate Gov. Pat Brown is by running leaner budgets that deliver the services already promised.
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Google Android and the Dream Phone
Google's software for mobile communication, Android, is scheduled for release in November along with the Dream ''GPhone."
News about the software is based on official announcements on the developer's platform, and speculation about the hardware is based on test results published by the American testing body, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The mobile platform Engadget first called attention to the simultaneous timing of the software and hardware releases when the company discovered that the mobile telephone ''DREA100,'' from Korean manufacturer HTC, had been granted permission to sell in the U.S. after being tested by the FCC.
The Google handset, which the media nicknamed the GPhone, should reach American stores by November 10, just in time for the holiday rush.
Ironically, a secrecy clause in the FCC document drew attention to the product in the first place. The FCC should have kept the information under wraps until the release. Documents published by the FCC include construction plans that show a so-called "jogball" as the main operating device, similar to the Blackberry.
The German telephone giant T-Mobile, currently the fourth largest telecommunications provider in the American market, is partnered with HTC and Google.
Software intended for the handset has been released by the Google developers as a Beta version, Number 0.9 SDK, and the final version 1.0 is planned for the last quarter of this year.
Dan Morrill, one of the developers, lists some of the more important changes and additions on his blog. "First and most obviously, the new Home screen is included, along with a ton of UI changes for 1.0. Some new applications are included: an Alarm Clock, Calculator, Camera, Music player, Picture viewer, and Messaging (for SMS/MMS conversations.) Several new development tools were added, such as a graphical preview for XML layouts for users of Eclipse, and a tool for constructing 9-patch images," he writes.
A comprehensive list of changes and additions and the free software are available on the Android Developer website.
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From Georgi:
We may want to restrict the ports that IRC can use, since it might be
possible to use a link like
IRC TO localhost:smtp
to send mail in another user's name, similar to a problem we once had with Gopher.
I don't see how it would be possible to send anything that looks like SMTP over
irc:, but I could be wrong.
It looks to me that chatzilla shouldn't allow connections over questionable
ports, but I've never actually seen this function get called. Mitch, what's the
deal with nsIProtocolHandler.allowPort? Is it only supposed to be called for
questionable ports, or all ports? Any idea why it isn't being called for me?
rob: you need to call nsIIOService::allowPort from your implementation of
newChannel if you want to use the standard port blocking mechanism.
nsIOService::AllowPort will invoke your nsIProtocolHandler::allowPort to give
you the opportunity to override a port that the io service would otherwise
block. see nsIIOService.idl and nsIProtocolHandler.idl for more details. this
stuff is sort of documented there.
btw: this issue is not just with SMTP... we generally block other ports as well.
the list is in nsIOService.cpp.
Created attachment 113511 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch uses allowPort as described by darin. I also took the opportunity to
remove some of the aUseless aArgument aPrefixes that I hate so much in
Comment on attachment 113511 [details] [diff] [review]
r/sr=darin (looks good!)
i really wish we had chosen different names for nsIIOService::allowPort and
nsIProtocolHandler::allowPort, since the sense of the return value is
inconsistent :-(
the protocol handler one should have been called something like
"overridePortBan" or something more to the point.
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Bugs published on the Known-vulnerabilities page long ago, removing confidential


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Labour market and education sharing best practices to align skills with economic needs
Workforce and Advanced Learning
A new toolkit, released today by the Council of Ministers of Education, Canada (CMEC) and the Forum of Labour Market Ministers (FLMM) outlines best practice ideas to help Government align individual skill-sets with the needs of the labour market, says Minister of Workforce and Advanced Learning Richard Brown.
Today, more than ever, we are experiencing a rapid and ever changing knowledge-based economy, said Minister Brown. It is crucial that our workforce be made up of highly-skilled individuals, and thanks to this new toolkit, we can work together to ensure secondary and postsecondary institutions are preparing our students with the skills required to participate in this global economy.
The toolkit, titled Toolkit of Promising Practices, is designed to do just thatpromote the alignment of skills and education systems with the needs of the labour market. This toolkit comes after decisions made at a symposium held in Charlottetown in July 2014.
All provinces and territories have unique economic challenges, and its important that we share best practices in developing a skilled Canadian workforce, said Minister of Education, Early Learning and Culture Hal Perry. We can learn from other provinces and territories, as we design education and training systems to benefit Islanders in the labour market.
The toolkit of best practices is divided into four themesupgrading the skills of Canadians; aligning secondary school programming to labour market demands; aligning postsecondary education programming to labour market demands; and supporting the labour market attachment of target populations. Provincial and territorial education and labour market ministers can use the toolkit to learn from one another on shared goals and challenges.To view the toolkit, visit www.cmec.ca/9/Publications.


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- Full name:
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It is obvious that everyone plays a role in their own wellbeing. The question is how much of our own welfare depends on our hard work and how much on external factors such as; being in the right place, knowing right people and having money in the first place. It seems that today work does not make money, but money makes money. Money makes money from investments without the investors having to do much work. It can be said there is a risk involved with investing but most of the time the risk is assumed by someone else and often the workers are at most risk from failed investments. Examples are failed banks, automotive companies and any other companies where workers loose their jobs and executives get pay rises even while the company is going down. So while idea of self interest sounds good with everyone having equal opportunity, it is only a very few that get to the top and the rest in effect work for them thinking they can get there one day. Comparing to the past, we live much better now and while physical strength was the key in distant past it seems that the smart are exploiting the not as smart today. It would be a much more just society if work to each ones ability mattered more and being well off less. Another example are company executives getting paid in millions for "efficiencies" and "streamlining" where people are given increasing amounts of workload without reward. While governing companies certainly caries more responsibility it surely is not worth hundreds times the wages of ordinary workers. Finally having purchased an investment property of my own, I can say that the next one will be much easier to acquire and there is no limit to how rich one can get, all while the majority of people are faced with a lifetime of labour just to make ends meet.


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Mexican Rice and Perfect Mexican Dish Presentation
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon
|3 Tablespoon, chopped finely
|Long grain rice/Brown rice
|1 Cup (16 tbs), washed, drained (Any Mexican variety of rice may be used)
|Vegetable broth/Water
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Enchilada sauce
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Salsa/Picante sauce
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Red bell pepper
|3 Tablespoon, chopped finely
|Green bell pepper
|3 Tablespoon, chopped finely
|Green onion
|2 Tablespoon, chopped finely
1. Take a large non-stick pan heated with oil, add the finely chopped onions. Stir and let it brown a little.
2. Add the long grain white rice, stir and let it fry for a few minutes without adding any water.
3. Add the vegetable broth, enchilada sauce, chunky salsa or picante sauce and stir well. Cover and let it cook for 7 to 8 minutes.
4. After 8 minutes uncover and check the rice. Stir and cover again and cook for 5 to 6 minutes.
5. Uncover and when the rice is cooked sprinkle the bell peppers and green onions on the rice to garnish.
6. Serve the rice with enchilada, refried beans sprinkled with cheese, guacamole, lettuce and a dollop of sour cream.
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Calories 487 Calories from Fat 110
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 12 g19.1%
Saturated Fat 1.6 g8.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 704.8 mg29.4%
Total Carbohydrates 84 g28%
Dietary Fiber 3.5 g13.9%
Sugars 4.2 g
Protein 7 g14.8%
Vitamin A 50.4% Vitamin C 95.9%
Calcium 4.8% Iron 7.7%
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IT'S past midnight in Melbourne, and Bill Lancaster is hefting weights on his work break, sweat shining under the gym fluorescents.
Outside, St Kilda Road is dark and devoid of all but taxi drivers and shift workers.
Mr Lancaster, 53, works nights for a bank based in Geneva and likes to pump iron in the wee small hours. While most Melburnians sleep, he is busy on his biceps.
''This is early for me, probably 1.30am is a better time,'' he says. ''Sometimes I have been here really late, and I am the only one in the gym.''
Except he's not alone now despite the late hour. Running on a treadmill at Jetts 24-hour gym is aged-care nurse Kiki Kaur, 23. Nearby, beauty therapist Elyse Eversteyn lifts weights, while insomniac nursing student Leslie London works out on a rowing machine.
They are part of a growing group who exercise at all hours. Since opening on the Gold Coast in 2007, Jetts - the fastest-growing franchise in Australia - has signed 140,000 members to its no-frills, 24/7 gyms. In less than five years, Jetts and rival 24-hour chain Anytime Fitness have become the nation's biggest gym chains - each has about 130 clubs. Each week, two new 24-hour gyms open in Australia.
The Sunday Age spent the night in one to work out the attraction. I arrive after 9pm to see a Donegal lad, Edward Norris, 31, doing sit-ups on the blue carpet. He works in a Thomastown chicken factory, from 10pm to 7.30am five days a week. ''The hours mess with your head,'' he says. ''Sometimes you can't sleep.''
St Kilda Road is eerily vacant. Inside the gym it's all bright lights, hard bodies and Don't Hold Back blaring on the stereo.
Petite glamour model and aspiring ''fitness model'' Ellie Chalmer, 23, lifts weights in front of floor-to-ceiling mirrors. She lives in an apartment next door and is here six times a week. ''It makes me feel good about myself,'' she says.
About 10 per cent of Jetts members work out between 10pm and 6am. They are a mix of the obsessive and time-poor, with body clocks in constant flux. Eleven o'clock brings Danny Cahyadi, 22, an accounting student and kitchen hand. Why is he here so late? ''I'm working in the afternoon, and I don't have time. That's why I joined a 24-hour gym.''
The gym is small, about 320 square metres, with space for 16 cardio machines and a tight pack of cross trainers. The fluorescent lights make it hard to gauge the passing of time, like the pokie room in a casino.
Mr Lancaster - with spiky grey hair and a tattoo of his family tree sprouting across his back and shoulders - lifts weights until 1am before walking home to trade on European financial markets.
''I could be working until Europe shuts down,'' he says. ''I have tried to stop working until the sun comes up because it catches up with you. They are strange hours.''
Exercise is an addiction, he says, recalling the time 15 years ago when a shoulder injury stopped him from working out. ''I felt like killing myself because I thought, 'I can't do fitness, what can I do, it's over.' ''
Jetts co-founder Brendon Levenson says overnighters tend to be students, hospitality staff and shift workers, such as firefighters and nurses. ''There are more people that are working odd hours,'' he says.
All-night gyms have been in Melbourne since Doherty's 24:7 Gym opened in Brunswick in 1998. But there has been exponential growth in recent years led by cheap, no-contract chains. Jetts members pay about $10 a week - less than half the fee at Fitness First, which has 95 clubs in Australia and about 350,000 members.
The trade-off is no pools, saunas or exercise classes, and the gym is staffed part time only. It's the Tiger Airways of gyms. Panic buttons are on the walls in case of emergency.
Fitness Australia says many people like the convenience and low cost of exercising when they please.
Carlos Johnson, 34, waits until his wife and daughter, who turns four tomorrow, are asleep before arriving at the St Kilda Road gym at 2am. He lifts weights six mornings a week, between working nights as a bouncer and days as a construction worker. ''It's just hard to fit into my schedule,'' he says.
He has a shaved head and soft voice and pumps iron with the patience of a man not used to being hurried. He grew up in a bad area of Auckland and relates to the raps of Tupac Shakur playing on his headphones. ''I'm in a better place now,'' he says. ''This clears my mind.''
By 3am he has left for home and his few hours' sleep before his daughter wakes.
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We are a mobile solutions provider based in HK and we are building business specific Mobile Apps for restaurants, clubs, Hotels and Merchandisers.
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Here, 1. Saul gets information of David's movements and acts offensively. The Ziphites came to him and told him where David now was, in the same place where he was when they formerly betrayed him, 1 Sam. 23:19. Perhaps (though it is not mentioned) Saul had given them intimation, under-hand, that he continued his design against David, and would be glad of their assistance. If not, they were very officious to Saul, aware of what would please him, and very malicious against David, to whom they despaired of ever reconciling themselves, and therefore they stirred up Saul (who needed no such spur) against him, 1 Sam. 26:1. For aught we know, Saul would have continued in the same good mind that he was in (1 Sam. 24:17), and would not have given David this fresh trouble, if the Ziphites had not put him on. See what need we have to pray to God that, since we have so much of the tinder of corruption in our own hearts, the sparks of temptation may be kept far from us, lest, if they come together, we be set on fire of hell. Saul readily caught at the information, and went down with an army of 3000 men to the place where David hid himself, 1 Sam. 26:2. How soon do unsanctified hearts lose the good impressions which their convictions have made upon them and return with the dog to their vomit!
2. David gets information of Saul's movements and acts defensively. He did not march out to meet and fight him; he sought only his own safety, not Saul's ruin; therefore he abode in the wilderness (1 Sam. 26:3), putting thereby a great force upon himself, and curbing the bravery of his own spirit by a silent retirement, showing more true valour than he could have done by an irregular resistance. (1.) He had spies who informed him of Saul's descent, that he had come in very deed (1 Sam. 26:4); for he would not believe that Saul would deal so basely with him till he had the utmost evidence of it. (2.) He observed with his own eyes how Saul was encamped, 1 Sam. 26:5. He came towards the place where Saul and his men had pitched their tents, so near as to be able, undiscovered, to take a view of their entrenchments, probably in the dusk of the evening.
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Hello gang,
So after reading other posts about having trouble shifting into 4H and 4L, I decided to take a few practice runs. My JKR is a 6 speed and it has 8,000 miles. I shift perfectly to 4H without any grinding whatsoever. However when attempting to shift into 4L, it was a different story. There is grinding going on as I shift into 4L but no grinding when coming out of it.
I tried many different things while attempting to shift into 4L. I rolled very slow, I clutched in, had it in gear and no gear and clutch in the whole time and the grinding it is still there!!!!!!! WTF :rant: what am I doing wrong here?
It got to a point where while trying to shift into 4L, the transfer case became "locked". It wouldn't let me shift in or out of it. The transfer case sounded like it didn't want me to even put it into neutral. I shut off the Jeep and tried to muscle the shifter into anything but no success and after about 7 long minutes of trying to get my Jeep to get into gear, it somehow got into 4H and I was able to move for a bit. It kinda felt as though the transfer case got jammed, like when a bullet gets jammed in the chamber.
I really PULLED and PUSHED on the shifter really HARD because I was really upset of what was happening to my new JK. Should I take my JK to the dealer and have them inspect it?
I saw that you posted in the thread I started a couple of days ago complaining about the same thing. Here is what seems to work for me after much grinding and ungodly noises from the transfer case. I find that rolling 1mph, or about as fast as you could push the Jeep if you had to, works best. Just as I am about to come to a complete stop I firmly pull the lever to 4low. Seems to work ok doing it this way. I was reading on another forum that the owner's manual is generic to all Wranglers, and the 2-3mph recommendation is fine for the normal transfer case, but not the Rubi's 4:1 case. 2-3mph is too fast apparently for our transfer case.
I too found myself stuck with the transfer case in neutral and unable to roll forward or back. On another forum someone recommended doing this if that happens again: apply firm pressure to the shift lever towards 4low, SLOWLY let up on the clutch, as the gears align the pressure will allow the shift to happen. Have not tried it yet, but others swear that this works every time.
BigSkyJeep's answer is what works for mine... 2-3 MPH is WAY too fast and 1 MPH or slower is just right! As far as being stuck in neutral, applying light to moderate pressure on the transfer case select lever, and very slowly releasing the clutch will do the job, but go easy... you will usually get plenty of gear clash this way unless you really let the clutch out slowly as it only takes a slight amount of internal movement to get the gears to mesh.
It gets easier over time too. We hit the trail at least once a week around here if not more often. With 16K on our '13 JKUR, getting into and out of 4low is either easier, or I've gotten better at it.
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The other weird thing I noticed while in 4L is that as I tried to give it some gas on first gear, the Jeep would hardly move or advance. Is it because I was on pavement and 4L? I then shifted to second gear and the same thing. I would give it plenty of gas and the Jeep would hardly move forward. What is going on here? I was expecting to feel some sort of claw-by-claw movement.
The impressively sloooow crawl speed in 4 low is one of the main reasons why people buy the Rubicon. Feature not flaw.
Word of warning, don't ever ever ever try to muscle it. Things will break. You have to remember its like shifting a manual tranny with no clutch and no synchros. It will take a bit of pressure but if its not going with a reasonable amount of force just roll a bit and try again. I just roll in 2h, then put tranny in neutral, apply brakes, and ease it back. A little occasional grinding never hurt anybody.
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I was able to do a few other practice runs this morning in my parking lot and I was able to figure out the 4L sweet spot.
My buddy replaced his 2010 JKUR's stock shift linkage with a Novak cable. Now it shifts easily.
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I'm FINALLY getting a Jeep Rubicon!
I've been a member here for a while, yet don't own a Jeep. That's going to change pretty soon, but the circumstances are unfortunate.
For about a year now I've been wanting a Jeep Rubicon Unlimited and have been tossing around the notion of getting rid of my 2005 WRX STi for one. As much as I'd wanted the Jeep, I just couldn't bare to let go of my STi. Well, that decision was made for me Friday night when we were hit from behind at between 50-60 mph and knocked into a car in front of us. We were the first "sandwich" in a five-car pile-up, which was caused by an inattentive driver.
My wife and I are lucky to be alive and we are lucky to be moving at all. Without discussing the accident (for many reasons...), the decision to get rid of the STi has been made. Everything tells me to go grab up another Subaru, considering it saved my life, but quite honestly, I just don't want another STi, despite one saving my life and being a fantastic car. No, a Rubicon's no Cadillac, but it does have 4WD, a removable top, and a close-knit following which just seems to come so close to that "Subaru Brotherhood."
I've been set on either "Dozer Orange" or "Crush Orange," but photos on Jeep's website really aren't real accurate of what these colors probably actually look like; you know how computers are. So, If anyone has a Rubicon (or any Wrangler) in these hues, I'd love to see them.
BTW, I figure I'll post a few photos of what's left of what used to be a gorgeous 2005 STi. I have lots of fond memories of it, but without a doubt, my fondest will be how its safety saved our lives Friday evening. Unfortunately, my last memory will be seeing what was left of it while at the impound lot. The car was spotless, well-maintained, never abused, and just...beautiful.
FWIW, you can't see it in the photo but the trunk was smashed in all the way to the door of the gas tank.
I know people are going to post their opinions on the accident but due to many reasons, I'm not at liberty to really get into discussing the details. I ask you all, please just focus on the thread topic and post some photos of your Dozer or Crush Jeeps, and let's just talk about Jeeps. I'm just happy my wife and I are speaking at all and we can both move, albeit very slowly. :)
Glad your ok, I was almost in a wreck just like that this past Friday after leaving the Reds game. Where 3 different interstates/highways merge together some idiot had come to a complete stop for some reason, if I hadnt switched lanes I would have been sandwiched too.
Congrats on the new jeep your about to get. Get a rental and take your time, see people all the time rush the decision and have regrets.
I;m glad you're all right after that. I know the Subaru did a good job of protecting you, but keep in mind that so will the Jeep, if not better.
I don't think you are going to get any more accurate renditions of those 2 colors by people posting photos here. The same variables that are on the Jeep website will be present on this forum. It will depend on the camera used and the monitor you are viewing it on. I would strongly suggest going to a dealer and seeing them in person, especially Dozer. Sometimes it's orange and sometimes it's yellow.
As for the person who commented on "buyers remorse," that's impossible at this point. Had I spontaneously hit a Jeep dealer and just ditched my STi, then regretted it two days later, that'd be a different story, but in this case, the decision was made for me. While I don't want to use the word, "resent," it wouldn't matter what I got, whether it be a Jeep or another STi/STI, it will simply never fill the void of the car I just lost. While my STi in itself can be replaced, the sentimental value I hold for that particular one cannot. That was the car my wife got me as a wedding gift, and while it was still a wedding gift, we both had to work hard to make the payments to allow me to own that vehicle. KBB can't put a value on that.
Given this experience, I just feel like I never want a small vehicle ever again; so much for that Corvette Z06 or ZR1 I would have loved to own one day.
I guess at this point, after reading the comment about how a Jeep would have probably protected us further, I'm interested in hearing from some people who have been in wrecks and seeing some pics and hearing all about it. I'm so paranoid I'm scared to buy anything but a Ford F-350 Super Duty Crew Cab with the dually option...:hide:
holy crap, glad you are alright. That doesn't look pretty.
My wife and I went through the same decision on Crush vs. Dozer, and settle on Dozer. the way I would describe the colors to you is this. Crush, looks like the old Orange Crush can... Bright, unmistakably orange. Dozer, is more of the color of a County truck or the orange some heavy equipment mfg's paint a dozer or backhoe. more of a subdued orange/black/yellow. To call it orange, is the same as calling a country truck orange... yes, it is, but it is an off orange and not the blaze bright color of a Crush can
BTW - my first jeep saved my life as well. T-boned by a crown vic who was doing at least 45 when he hit me... over 9K worth of damage to the jeep, and I drove it for another month until the insurance company repo'd because they totaled it. can't imagine what a smaller car would have looked like
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Crush in first! Woo-hoo!
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The second and third pics are to show how different the color can look due the the lighting. ( Also because I like putting pics of Stomper up.)
In the third pic, the doors needed another coat of paint and looked "greenish" near the bottom.
If you end up in a Jeep, don't forget to :wavey:
I'm Going to the dealership to pick up some parts here in a few minutes. I'll snap a couple of pics with Dozer and Crush side by side.
Here is a good shot of Mango Tango, Crush, and Dozer side by side. Taken from http://www.wranglerforum.com/f33/man...er-118296.html thread.
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This is good proof that you need to see it in person. In person the difference is not subtle, the pics don't do either color justice.
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Not the easiest to see, but this may give you another perspective...
Dozer is by far the best color they have right now. That's unless you like to drive pumpkins or a huge wad of Hubba Bubba around....
Glad you're ok, tough way to get to Jeep ownership but you'll love it. Find a bigger dealer online that has the colors you want to see and make the trip, the pictures are just hints of the real colors. When I was looking I saw crush and dozer on the same lot, loved the dozer and didn't care for the crush at all. You would think they'd strike a similar cord but they're very different. I ended up getting cosmos blue which I think looks terrible in pics but in the real world I love it.
Glad everyone is okay. This thread is why I like the heavier bumpers, like for example my 160-lb Rock Hard front:
And similar for the rear and sides:
Wow! Glad you guys are alright. Always loved the STis an really hope to own one some day.
Can't help you with your color choices, as I have neither. I can say that I much prefer Crush over Dozer, but that is a personal preference. And here is a pic of one of the best looking Crush JKs I have seen yet.
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I'm willing to bet he's being smart and not discussing anything about the wreck/accident until all legal matters are taken care of. Since this is a public domain, anything and everything he says on here could be used against him.
Now, staying on topic, make sure you test drive the jeep before you finish the paperwork and take it home. Even if they custom order one for you, make sure EVERYTHING is perfect, and I have seen a few threads with lists in them on what to check to make sure everything is there, and that nothing appears to be wrong from the beginning. Drive it around, check for anything that doesn't sound/feel right and just make sure you don't have a lemon pretty much.
Enjoy your new vehicle and glad everyone was okay.
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CRUSH! But my son named my Jeep Smash. :punk:
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Glad you made it through the accident ok.
^don't forget to check underneath for potential missing skid plates and such. And don't (really, just don't) drive it off the lot if you're not satisfied with every little detail. Numerous threads on here as well about people trying to get stuff fixed afterwards. A pita.
As far as the colours concerned; it looks as if dozer is actually a fresh orange-juice kinda colour (which would make it an orange more than a yellow....?)
yup, glad you're okay!
good luck on your purchase and welcome to the wf!
I think all of you are most certainly right and I'm going to have to see these colors in person, but in the one photo with the Mango Tango, Crush, and Dozer next to each other, I'm really digging the Dozer.
I really love that Crush Unlimited with the aftermarket wheels/offroad tires on it. When I think of "my" Jeep, that's the look I want!
Being as this is my first (and hopefully last) accident, I don't know how long these types of things take to get settled. If auto claims are separated from medical claims, then great, but if not, I guess I'll be at the realization things may take a while. I'm guessing it won't be a case of just getting a payout on the car and getting something within a few weeks. :facepalm:
I have to say I'm amazed how well the Subbie held up in that type of accident, you two are truly blessed. My heart aches for the loss of you car, my husband gives me crap all the time for being so attached to my G35 Coupe I can't imagine anything like that happening to her.
If your able to, try to get a Jeep as a rental. That's the best way to find out if your comfortable with the way it drives and could live with it. If it's your main vehicle you want to be sure your happy with it. I've had Jeeps prior to my JKU so I knew exactly what I was getting, but I still have my G so it's my second vehicle.
Here's a picture of my "big pumpkin," as someone above referred to the Orange Crush. I looked everywhere to see one in person, finally just went ahead and ordered it. After seeing a Dozer in person I was very relieved I got the Crush, it's brighter and doesn't have the yellow that Dozer does. color.
Whatever you decide, best of luck and take your time.
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My wife and I should be dead. The force was so great, my wife's seat-back was bent backwards!:eek:
I don't know how, but both of us walked away from the crash, albeit quite slowly. I won't discuss too much detail due to obvious reasons. I'll just say that we are both extremely sore and in a lot of pain, as you can imagine. Surprisingly enough though, neither of us sustained broken bones, internal bleeding, or needed stitches. Sadly, another STi/STI was not on the agenda as my next car. I decided over a year ago that my next vehicle was going to be something different; I've done the sports car/muscle car "thing" and it's time for a change.
Unfortunately, there was a very slim chance I would have been able to keep the STi and get a Jeep; I'd reserved myself to the fact the STi would probably have to go, but no offense to Jeep (obviously...), but at this time I just couldn't see myself giving up an STi for a Jeep. It was just way to fun and reliable of a vehicle to give up. It was in extremely good running/cosmetic condition and very well-taken care of.
What hurts the most is that while I would have more than likely had to get rid of the STi for the Jeep, I was unable to make the decision as to when that was going to happen. Now, I'm basically being "forced" into the Jeep before I was ready to make the decision regarding the STi, and who knows, maybe in the future, I would have been able to keep the STi and get a Jeep. That was the goal I was striving for. Unfortunately, that changed.
In the end, I will love the Jeep I plan on purchasing, and while I will be very excited, there will still be that slight "resentment" because I was basically forced into it instead of being able to make the decision on my own. It wouldn't be any different than if I found myself in a 2012 STi, or even another 2005 STi. The one I lost was the one with the sentimental value, there is no replacement.
That aside, I've been seriously wanting a Jeep now for over a year and that's the vehicle I've had my heart set on. While some of that "celebratory feeling" of owning a new car will be robbed from me due to an inattentive driver, I will still be excited to hop in, pop the top, and enter into a previously unexplored "realm." I'm looking forward to finding a great camaraderie with fellow Jeep enthusiasts as I did with fellow Subaru enthusiasts. I will certainly be looking for a local Jeep club or just a group of fellow owners/enthusiasts to go mudding with or whatever.
In the end, I know I'm going to absolutely love my new Jeep; everything from enjoying nice sunny days to warm summer nights, not to mention throwing nature's muddy and snowy challenges at it. It's gonna be great! :thumb:
FWIW, renting a Jeep would be a great idea, and I think I may just try to do that for a few days...and I absolutely love your Jeep. It's AWESOME! When I think of "my" Jeep, that's pretty much the picture I get in my head!
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Oh man, sorry to hear about your STI... glad you're ok.
And this thread needs more Dozer!
It's more yellow than orange, think of it as the color of the center line or yellow lights or a school bus. :thumb:
Whatever the case, a Jeep is going to be a blast. I'll be able to ride around with the tops out whenever it's nice, drive places I couldn't even dream of driving to in the STi, I'll have room for gear, and it's just be roomier on longer drives.
There are a lot of appealing things about a Jeep that I'd never be able to experience in an STi, and vice versa. It's just funny that as a kid I always really liked the Renegade and always had an appreciation for a Jeep, yet never bothered to own one; I always reached for the muscle cars.
It's time for a change, and while that change will come a bit prematurely, I'm going to make the best of it and enjoy it. I just hope this entire mess is over quickly so I can just get on with my life.
I fell I should warn you about this.
Like the dark side of the force, you can't go back after owning a Jeep.
It will consume your every thought, not to mention your wallet.
You will crash through puddles like your 8 years old just after washing it.
The third belt loop on all of your pants/shorts, will die.
You will get up early on snow days to go drive.
You will stare out windows at it.
You will turn around and look at it before walking in to the store. Every time.
You will never be evenly tan, but you'll be tan.
Children will point and wave when the top and doors are off.
Adults at gas stations will compliment it.
You will go out for milk, and return three hours later.
You'll change your hairstyle to accomidate open driving, that or buy Jeep hats.
This is just a teaser, follow this link for more. :D http://www.wranglerforum.com/f19/you...en-101342.html
These are all good things, and quite honestly, I've been ready to explore a new "territory" of excitement. :punk:
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Yes, great memories - well, if they stick with you for 50+ years,
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feathery hocks...such beautiful animals; deserve all the pampering
they can get. I'm so glad people are still raising the big draft
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> memories you must have. Those are the things I hope my kids will
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> horses at the fair. A friend of mine raises Percheron's and she
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