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Two: If you have something for sale, it goes in the Classified section. If you do not have the 50 post count minimum to post in the Classified section, you wait until you do have it.
Three: You do not air your grievances with the rules of this forum or the moderation team in the public forum. You do it via PM.
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All of these offenses carry possible or automatic banning. But you would have known that if you read the forum guidelines before you signed up.
We have rules on this forum and those rules will be followed or there are consequences for violations. You don't like the rules or how things are run here, I'm sure there is another forum that will suit your needs.
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by Stephen F. Sullivan
The box office had huge hits during the summer filled with sequels, reboots, and finales. Arguably, the most anticipated movie of the year, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II was released mid-July to critical acclaim. The film is the grand finale of the series movie adaptations, grossing over $1 billion and ending the pop culture phenomenon on a high. Potter was visually stunning, powerfully acted, and beautifully orchestrated. Two other films crossed this box office milestone, Transformers: Dark of the Moon and Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, though neither of those films had quite the hot reception by critics.
Comic book fans were treated to three major adaptions this summer including X-Men: First Class, Green Lantern, and Captain America: The First Avenger. The X-Men and Captain America movies opened to positive critical reception, while the Green Lantern movie was generally poorly received. The X-Men prequel introduced a new cast and succeeded in telling the origin story of some of the main series most recognizable characters.
Those looking for a laugh were not shortchanged this summer, with Bridesmaids being the ultimate funny movie of the year thus far. Kristen Wiig, a current Saturday Night Live cast member, gives a great theatrical performance that will have viewers laughing. Crazy, Stupid, Love also performed well, though The Hangover: Part II was unable to live up to the originals critical success, plagued by similar story structure and less surprises.
Family friendly movies included Kung Fu Panda 2, Cars 2, Winnie the Pooh, and The Smurfs. After years of unprecedented success, Cars ended Pixars streak of smashes, receiving mediocre reviews. Winnie the Pooh, however, received amazing reviews and proved to be both nostalgic and charming.
August closes out with more strong blockbusters hits such as Rise of the Planet of the Apes, The Help, and Glee: The 3D Concert Movie. The latter has received mixed reviews thus far and underperformed at the box office during its recent opening weekend. Apes, a reboot of the series starring James Franco, was a surprise hit and is expected to spawn a new series. The Help, a film adapted from the novel of the same name, explores a white womans struggles during the Civil Rights era and her journey to writing a book that brings to light the perspective of black maids. Emotionally gripping and beautifully told, the film solidifies Emma Stone as a star, especially given her string of recent hits.
by Stephen F. Sullivan
Top 40 music never ceases to be interesting, with singles and albums from huge names dropping this past summer. Arguably, the most anticipated album of the year in pop culture, Lady Gaga released her new EP, Born This Way after months of anticipation. The record proved to be a bold move from the recently titled Queen of Pop, moving away from the club bangers of The Fame in favor of anthemic songs inspired by her fans. Bad Meets Evil, a collaborative effort between rappers Royce da 59 and Eminem, released their first EP after reuniting, Hell: The Sequel. The album comes on the heels of Eminems recent comeback effort, Recovery, which was a huge success. The third major album release was 4 by Beyoncé, taking a different approach than her previous catalog in favor of more R&B vibes and mid-tempo style. While her singles have not performed extremely well on the charts, the album proves that Beyoncé can release an album that she wants to release, not necessarily what the Top 40 crowd wants and still stay strong as an artist.
In terms of singles, Rolling in the Deep by singer-songwriter Adele, dominated the Billboard Top 100 charts. The song maintained the #1 spot for 7 consecutive weeks, proving that 2011 was the breakthrough year for Adele. Party Rock Anthem, a song from group LMFAO, tied Born This Way as singles maintaining the #1 spot for 6 consecutive weeks. Anthem was dethroned recently by Katy Perry, with her song Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.).
Katys most recent single, released in early June, solidified a milestone for the singer that has only been achieved by Michael Jackson. Last Friday Night scored Katy her fifth #1 single off her second EP, Teenage Dream, which ties the record held only by Jacksons album Bad. The singer was able to reach this milestone after releasing a remix of the song featuring Missy Elliott and discounting the price of the single.
Comic Book Review: I Killed Adolf Hitler by Jason
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If the title does not get you interested, everything else about the comic will. I Killed Adolf Hitler is the type of comic that will not only grab and hold your attention, but it will also open you up to other comics as well. Why? Because its unique. And awesome.
I Killed Adolph Hitler is a graphic novel about a hit man hired to go back in time to kill Hitler before his rise to power. Of course something goes wrong, and Hitler winds up in the 21st century free to do whatever he pleases. The hit man scrambles to locate the dictator, while at the same time he juggles a relationship on the rocks.
I Killed Adolf Hitler is written and drawn by the Norwegian comic book writer and artist, Jason and yes, he only goes by one name. For those unaware with Jason, he has produced some of the most unique comics of the modern period. His sense of humor is beyond dry. In fact , it is so dry that it is quite possible readers might misinterpret extremely serious or strange scenes as jokes. Who knows? All of his characters are emaciated crows, dogs, and other animals sporting weird facial expressions. His simple artwork and bone dry humor mirrors the stripped-down approach of his storytelling: six panels, no cut scenes, no fancy layouts.
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text: Well Mens SP is on and I am just loving Johnny Weir as a commentator. So relaxed, articulate, and insightful. I don't generally enjoy commentating because I find it takes away from the performances... whether the passioniately hyper or insipidly simple. Tonya, by comparison to Johnny, struggles to come up with something meaningful to say and instead delivers only the obvious and in a way that I think either insults the listener's intelligence or the skater's skating. Take the commentary on Jonathan Cassar...Tonya said that because he only has a double axel he has to work extra hard on other elements to make up for it, but Johnny pointed out that while the program was a lesser degree of technical difficulty the program was one of the most proficiently executed. She sounds critical, while Johnny sounds like he is giving a thoughtful critique just like a protocol. And does Tonya even know the COP? She never seems to point out that there is a -3 GOE for doing less than the required rotations or not having the required combo...she just says something like "he will credit for that single/double but it will just be less points." Johnny, you are a natural born commentator. Your comments are intelligent and celebrate skating. Bravo!


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'"It's falling asleep during the game," Buffalo defenseman Rhett Warrener said. "When you take a shift off, those shifts can kill you. The way the league is nowadays and how tight it is, any little mishap can be the difference in the game."'
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I am after some information regarding tefl's. I am leaving uni this May after completing a Childhood Studies degree and am travelling to Africa and Asia, from September for around a year, and I plan to volunteer and work in various countries along the way.
I have looked at completing a telf course over this summer but have a few questions about this:
How long does the part 2 of the course take (after the weekend course)?
Is it worth if for the amount of time I will be away? (I may return abroad at some point but this is by no means a definate plan)
Will it in any way help to me gain a job when I return to England?
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Even with estimating, the OP's $35 per month for 1 older 50lbs dog is on the high side comparing to what I pay per month for 4 dogs that are a lot younger (two under 2 years old, very active and eat a lot), three are a lot bigger. Considering how much the OP's dog eats, s/he is paying more per pound than I am.
Just like people shop around for raw sources, do the same for kibble if that's what you feed. I rarely pay full price for a bag of kibble. The puppy food Legend is eating has been 50% off for the past several weeks. Last week I got a 30lb bag of my adult food for 50% off. Every 11th bag is completely free. I also send in UPC codes for $10 off coupons. Luckily the two brands I feed (California Natural and Fromm) are my local store's favorite brands so there is almost always a sale. And these deals do not require road trips to find farm sources or prepared raw drop off points, the store is between my work and my home.
|Yup. In the meantime, until I win the lottery, I'll be hoping that there isn't too much mercury in my fish-based kibble. Lol.
I'm just trying to do simple math and I can't get it to work...
4 lbs a day. 30 days a month. That's 120lbs a month. OP claims he can get GRASS FED BEEF and FREE RANGE CHICKEN for $100 a month. Please OP, share who your provider is because you're getting meat that usually sells for at least 5 times what you claim it would cost you "in bulk."
This is what usually happens when we do "estimates" and don't actually list out the costs of all the different things necessary for something. I know that each time I have a small home improvement project to do and think its going to cost me $50, it ends up being $100.
|I can't even afford to eat meat myself every day, lol! Not the really good stuff: the meat that comes from sources I trust - free of all the growth hormones and abx and whatever else, fed who knows what - with whatever pesticide residues...??? I limit my consumption of regular grocery meats for that reason. Paranoid? Maybe. Maybe not.
I haven't read all the responses because I haven't logged on for a while.
I spend just over 100 a month on 1 dog that is 85 lbs. But I *could* feed cheaper if I choose to feed just chicken and other meat once in a while.
My dog gets venison, tripe, beef, chicken, and wild boar / goat (if available) every week.
I bought a bag of Orijen one time, I almost had a heart attack with the price tag.
The closest co-op option for me would be in Orlando, which would cost toll fees and gas and I don't drive so I would have to get someone to drive me. Another option would be ReelRaw and other sites online and the cost of shipping is something to worry about too; especially, if they send it when you aren't home to receive it.
Luckily, the only dog I have to worry about at this point is my sister's dog that I help out with by buying the food since she doesn't know anything about quality food.My sister's terrier mix is on a good quality kibble. When its time for me to get my own dog, I may do half raw and half kibble.
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So... maybe it's just me... but I don't feel like "I can't afford it" is a valid excuse... there are other excuses that can be used.
I live in a city and would have to spend a lot of time driving out to rural places to find the best deals, but even then it means buying in bulk which I cannot do because we don't have a chest freezer. I was given one by a friend but my house is 80 years old and I couldn't add another appliance to the circuit in the basement and also had some issues with the electrical out in the garage so I ended up giving the freezer to another friend who does raw (and already has TWO other freezers). It is absolutely cost effective for multiple dogs in bulk assuming one has good sources for protein and has storage space available. I can get smaller amounts of meat/bone/organ nearby for about the same price as kibble, but for me it's definitely NOT cheaper.
I get great deals on the dog foods I use through frequent buyer programs, wholesale, and having a good relationship with a local store. I do supplement raw but it is usually free stuff given to me (know a lot of deer hunters who will dump their "old" venison each season).
I travel at least once a month for dog events and I carry a lot of equipment for my team so there is no space for coolers. I installed a cargo rack on my van but due to the way my van is designed, it was so low that it was scraping the ground when pulling out of drives and also bouncing. Luckily I was able to sell it for the price I bought it for (since I put it together) after a long trip where it held a large cooler and was constantly scraping. My weekends are spent traveling and competing with my dogs, not driving a 3 hour trip to the nearest raw food supplier (who sells good stuff but it's absolutely not cheaper than what I currently feed). We also go on an extended trip every summer and are not near any city/town. Electricity is not always guaranteed and it can be 85-95 and humid. I'm not driving an hour a day just to keep refilling ice in coolers so my dogs can eat their steaks while the people survive just fine on Ramen noodles and trail mix.
For me it is not cost effective or practical. If I had 1 dog or even just 2, I would probably do it. Like I said I DO supplement raw (and table scraps...my dogs eat a wide variety) and I firmly believe a balanced raw diet is the *best* but not everyone gets the *best*. My dogs have always been healthy with the foods they are given and I refuse to use the majority of foods available (or anything with corn, soy, wheat, gluten....). I mostly use foods from smaller companies that are prepared in the US and have good reputations (no recalls).
Saying "can't afford it" is not a valid excuse is like me saying anyone who isn't doing Schutzhund with their GSD because they "can't afford it" is not making a valid excuse. We all have our priorities. Mine are spending the $$$ on training, competing, and other good quality equipment and supplies for my dogs rather than someone else telling me I'm cheaping out if I don't feed 100% raw.
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in alaska id catch about 20 20 lb salmon and thats alot of free food. even here in Il I can get 5 per night.
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|in alaska id catch about 20 20 lb salmon and thats alot of free food. even here in Il I can get 5 per night.
I would love to feed raw but where will live the cost IS prohibitive, and it's not just an "excuse." We regularly get only two types of protein: chicken and beef, with prices averaging around $3/pound (or more, based on the time of year). We do get turkey near Thanksgiving and Christmas, and occasionally pork, but these occasions are relatively rare. Further, though it's easy to store meat during winter (free freezer!) summertime is hard. We have limited access to electricity and what we do pull off the grid is very, very pricey. So much so that we DEFINITELY wouldn't be able to buy in bulk and keep a chest freezer cold all summer.
That being said, I'm sure someone adventurous might be able to hack it with wild foods, if they were a good shot and got lucky with the permit system. We've been gifted deer bones a few times, but my guy doesn't do well with moose or salmon, so we're stuck with what we have. I feed a high-calorie, good-quality canned diet for around $100/month. He does very well on it and it doesn't break the bank.
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Ok so hears the deal,
I took a vacation to Alaska last summer, and fell in love wit it. I'm scrambling for an excuse to come back up again this year, but unfortunatly I don't have 5K sitting in the bank to burn.... so hears my Idea.
My buddie and I want to come to alaska mid May - mid July. We'd like to get a temporary job while we are there. We plan to do plenty of fishing also. But i'm running into many bumps along the road of planning this trip... Do we drive or fly? Is the main one.
If I drive we're looking at alteast 1,000 bucks in gas. But, when i get there i'll still have transportation. Or fly... about 650 round trip a peice. But once that plane lands.... we ain't getting anywhere. To lease a care for 2 months, it'll run almost 2,000 bucks. Atleast that's the best I could find. I've even went as far as to consider the ferry.... But that can take up to a week to get from WA to AK... and its pretty expensive. Turns out to be about the same price as gas... Because I have to drive to WA from KS... So needless to say I've got to figure out some things if I want to make this dream a reality.
So Question numero uno... How should I get there?
numero dos... What kind of job could I get, that would allow me enough time off to still enjoy my stay?
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'As for Pyatt, he's another youngster rushed too soon and perhaps expected to do too much. At 6-foot-4 and 227 pounds he's been touted as the next Todd Bertuzzi, but his slow development now is raising unflattering comparisons to Brad Isbister and Chris Gratton.'
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The Arsenal 2012 Tour, presented by Emirates, is currently in its fifth day.
Arsenal stars Theo Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain were put through their paces during a kung-fu session in Beijing on Thursday.
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Nothing in the manual says anything about this one little extra pin that came with my SP22.
I figured out what the allen wrenches are for, and then the larger wrench for removing the barrel
THe plastic tool that says "walther" on it. One side is a lock key kinda thing but what is the other side for? with the hole in it?
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'"We want to be prepared," Pominville said. "When it does get settled, if there is a lockout, it's going to be five, six days where you have to get right back into it. So we want to be able to play."'
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Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain cannot wait to get his first taste of a north London derby.
The 18-year-old is in contention for a place in the Arsenal squad for Sunday's trip to Tottenham after scoring twice in two starts for Arsène Wenger's side. His most recent contribution was to become the Club's youngest Champions League scorer after eight minutes of his European debut against Olympiacos.
Oxlade-Chamberlain's next chance to impress - if selected - will come in the white-hot atmosphere of White Hart Lane at the weekend. The powerful midfielder has a rather modest CV when it comes to derbies but he knows what to expect.
"The closest I got to [a derby] was Southampton v Bournemouth but I think that was more of a derby for Bournemouth rather than Southampton fans," he said.
"I obviously haven't been involved in a north London derby yet but the boys have all been telling me what a massive occasion it is.
"Just to be involved in the squad in any game, I am honoured to do that. If I am on the bench or in the starting line-up, I'll just be happy to be there and I'll give my all to help the boys out and try and get another win to build on our momentum."
Arsenal's last visit to Tottenham ended in a 3-3 draw in April. It was one of the most compelling games of the season and Oxlade-Chamberlain loved every minute.
"The game last season was fantastic - I was at home watching it on TV. I think that epitomises the derby so it's going to be exciting," he said.
"I have heard the boys say it's a hostile environment [at White Hart Lane] but it's a new challenge for me. I am just going to keep taking it all in my stride and keep learning from everything I see."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Pep Guardiola's imminent departure as Barcelona manager has come as a surprise to Arsène Wenger.
The 41-year-old is set to leave his post this summer after a four-year spell that brought 13 trophies to the Nou Camp. However the current season has been a relative failure for the Catalan giants with Real Madrid firm favourites to win La Liga and Chelsea proving too strong in the Champions League.
Guardiola is expected to take a year-long break from football and Wenger can understand his decision. All the same, the Arsenal manager would love to have seen the former Spain international persevere with his philosophy at the Nou Camp.
"It comes as a surprise to me because first of all when you make a decision after a big disappointment like he has had in the past week, it may not be the right moment to make this decision," said Wenger.
"The philosophy of Barcelona has to be bigger than winning or losing a championship. Guardiola is one of the representatives of this philosophy and made this philosophy triumph so I would have loved him, even going through a disappointing year, to stay and come back and insist with his philosophy. That would be interesting."
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|Hello Fellow Dodge truck owner, I have a 46! I too wanted a better drivetrain, more reliable. I'll post a couple pictures if you want. I used a Toyota 4x Rear end, stock pumpkin and axles, drum brakes, welded on a 3 link set up. Then I kept the original straight axle up front with a disc brake conversion kit. I don't know what you are doing with yours, but mines a hot rod truck, so it has a Z'd rear frame and Z'd up front, we boxed the stock frame all the way front to back and kept the cool X members. I'm running 57 De Soto 341 Hemi and it fits great. The stock frame is very useable. Now on another note, I also have a 39 Plymouth sedan, there I used a Camero front clip, 68-72 with a disc brakes kit, but I also have 2" shorter A-Arms because she's low. Rear end I used the Stock 10 bolt with drum. I have Dodge 360 engine that fits very well, headers tuck right in and steering is clean.
I hear you Frank, there is a gamble. I know that I have never been STRANDED like that in my older cars. My one year old cars, now those I have been stranded and we are talking days at the dealer in some other town and me driving a rental.
The problems with older cars, the parts that fail usually give you a warning. You hear a bearing, you see water dripping down, you get a stumble when you accelerate, there is something telling you to check it out. On the late model cars, they just STOP right where they are at.
Like I said, just want to toss out all the options to people.
My "problem" was that when I was in the USAF my Rambler was my second car. Couldn't keep a collector car to travel over the US with otherwise. Last time I needed a water pump it took two weeks to get the right one. Probably could have called Galvin's and got it in 3-5 days though, and got the right one the first time.
After that I decided the old 196 wasn't going to do for a daily driver that was expected to make long trips on occasion (I was driving it from Warner-Robins GA to Elgin, IL -- just west of Chicago -- once a year for a while). Keeping it maintained wasn't an issue. but a chance water pump, starter, or generator going out could leave me stranded for at least three days, four if it happened on a Friday night. That's not too bad, but I decided I needed a newer engine.
I was at home when the water pump needed replacing. I was on a trip to some training in New York City (Governor's Island Coast Guard Station) from my dad's house in Leesville, SC (where I live now) when one of the caps on a lower trunnion came out. Had to have it towed off the interstate in Maryland. Made arrangements to "store" it at the tow company for the two weeks I'd be gone and rented a car to continue. Only 3-4 hours lost. Ordered the part in NYC, it came in about three days before I had to leave. Rented a car, returned to Maryland, put the cap from the new joint on (didn't change whole joint!) and drove it back to SC. Didn't want another one of those incidents! I always tack weld the caps on the lower joints when rebuilding now -- just enough to keep it from working loose.
There are lots of little things in an old car that can break or fail like that. Some you can work around, some (like the joint!) you can't. You have to figure out how much of a risk is involved and how much you can afford to take. I had to make that call, and simply got a slightly newer Rambler that I could get parts for more readily. I went a bit further and upgraded to the 4.0L EFI Jeep engine (same as a 64 Rambler 6 with EFI added, for all practical purposes) instead of the 232/258 carbed engine, but any of those would have had the same affect. Other things can still go out, but I can work around most of them. a fuel pump quitting on the EFI engine, since I have an in-tank pump, would be a major issue now! You can't get rid of all risks, just minimize the major ones.
In the 14 years I drove my 63 American w/196 I only had that one issue with the lower trunnion joint really leave me stranded. I guess that's minimal risk enough...
I have driven odd ball cars my entire life, never had to rebuild the motor on the side of the road. Honestly, if it's maintained you are good to go. Or have that water pump and a fuel pump in a box under the seat.
Let's face it, are we going to have the tools to change the water pump with us? If so, put a water pump in the tool box.
It's all in what are the expectations of the owner, I understand that. We are all different. It's like when I went looking for a new Mini Van for my wife (new-used) we had one with rear air and a long wheel base. I found a real nice one without the rear air and a short wheelbase. I thought for a minute, "how many times did we NEED that rear air"? A couple of trips a year it made a difference, a small difference. How many times did we NEED that longer body, two or three times the 10 years we owned it! So I chose to get the shorter, rear airless van. My wife immediately noticed how nice it got around parking lots and the tighter turning radius which was welcome in 99.99% of the driving we did! So instead of buying something for the 1% I chose the van that was real nice and ended up with something much better for the 99% of what it will do for us by mistake!
My Rambler, I drive it every single day and on short trips out of town to car shows. That is all I want out of it right now. There is no reason what so ever for changing anything. I have extra parts at home and that is where it will go if I were to break down. No, I don't want to drive it on a thousand mile trip but that is more about the low gearing it has. But with a few changes like an overdrive or a T-5 late model tranny and I could go anywhere and wouldn't hesitate. But right now, my expectations are exactly what I am doing, a daily driver around town.
I always like to point out, a hell of a lot of these cars were driving across country 50 years ago, they must have been "ok" for it.
I am not disagreeing with your Frank, just the other side of the story that's all. I CAN see both sides, I just so much rather have the original frame under it, me personally and I am just tossing out the options to others to think about it so they don't end up doing something that really wasn't their true love.
"Built on the B platform (later AB), the full-size vans entered production for the 1971 model year. Due to a one-welded-piece "Uniframe" design, the Dodge platform was lighter, stronger and featured a lower cargo floor than the competition, at the expense of NVH, the resulting lower center of gravity improved handling versus the competing products."
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A 79 Dodge full size van DOES have a frame. The steering would have to be re-worked though.
If you want to update with minimal work just pull the engine and drivetrain. A 48 Dodge should have a solid axle in front. Those are easy to maintain. While it won't ride the best on a bumpy road, it will be fine on smooth pavement, and as good as 70-80s 4x4 trucks (solid axles in front) all the time. The engine is the main problem as far as maintenance. The manual trans shouldn't be. With the old engines you could be stuck on the road if you have a problem. Say if a water pump goes out -- you might be stuck for 3-4 days while one is next day aired in, and that won't be cheap (hotel room or shipping!). It would be a lot cheaper to make motor and transmission mounts (or might be a kit!) on the existing frame and change the engine/trans/rear axle (you need to match ratio to the engine and trans used). That takes some work, but not nearly as much as modifying a frame to fit the old body.
That said, what you are asking about CAN be done. A friend has a 50s Studebaker on a Dakota chassis. He cut the floor and firewall out of the Dakota and Studebaker (which needed floors anyway) then trimmed the Dakota to match the Stude dimensions. A "little" welding later he had a good fit. The front clip took a little more work. He used the firewall from the Dakota so he could keep the AC unit and all. He's happy with the work, but it did take a while.
First off, truck parts are available for YEARS from many different manufacturers including the original.Trucks are used MUCH longer than cars as they are work horses. Because of this Dodge probably kept parts for that truck on it's shelves for decades. I bought new parts from GM for my 48 Chevy (we are talking 47-53 trucks only parts) up into the 80's!
Your truck is a VERY simple design, they are so ridiculously simple. The motor is used for years, parts are easy to find.
It would blow you away at how you may likely find brake parts for your truck at a local parts store, we are talking a REAL parts store not a McParts like Peppy boys or Kragen or something. I walked into a parts store here in town that services the shops who repair cars for a living. They had in stock the wheel cylinders and master cylinders for my 59 Rambler! The engine parts, they could order, they had the distributor cap and rotor in stock, brake light switch, fan belt, and all kinds of other parts, IN STOCK.
If you want the original truck stuff, just start looking, take your time. I have on my cel phone the number of an AMC parts place that is only about 35 miles from me. I can call him and get anything for my flat head powered Rambler and it would be in the mail the next day if I wanted it bad enough.
Move into the Dodge Truck "community" find a good Dodge truck forum, you can get anything you need and most of the time it doesn't cost any more. You need to do some homework, it may cost a bunch, I don't know your truck. But I am suspecting it is not that big of a deal being it's a truck. Believe me, changing everything over costs a LOT more usually. It's a myth, a total myth that updating is cheaper. I rebuilt my motor, clutch, all the brakes we are talking complete, lines and all. I did the whole thing for about $2000. This is having the motor rebuild of course, I didn't even put it together. Swapping out the drive train and brakes and everything with something super common would have still cost more.
I watched ebay everyday making "newly posted" Rambler parts a favorite in my book marks. I could click on that every day and see what was just posted. I bought all kinds of stuff on there "buy it now" for pennies on the dollar, NOS brake shoes, steering parts, a steering wheel, horn button, this is all for a 1959 Rambler, all there ready for me to buy and now I drive the car every day and LOVE it.
If that is what you want, do it, you don't need to spend a ton of money to "update" it.
Another possibility is an S-10 regular bed (108.3" WB). Can be found stock w/the 4.3L V6 or kits available to fit a SBC. More here.
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Good huntin'.
|I'm sure if I went original rebuild, the old truck would out last anything on the road but at the same time I don't have the money to special order the parts for it, although it would be cool
|I'm talking about "if I can find one" a early 80s frame and drive train instead of a 1940s drive train. I'm not going to put a computer in it.
I can't for the life of me figure out how someone thinks it's cheaper to change frames and drive trains to late model and be CHEAPER to maintain? That was the very reason why I got rid my late model complicated throw away parts junk and got a good old simple car to use every day. I don't get it, sorry.
|Ok I will check it out thanks
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Also search on the HAMB for pilothouse. A wack of threads there.
|The truck will be a weekend toy / back up vehicle. I'm just trying to upgrade the truck so it won't cost me an arm and a leg to repair it.
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The F-Bomb tried alternate realities and secrets and that didn't work out too well. We got maybe 3 submissions total. So I've decided to go from having those themes to not having one at all. That's right, you can write whatever you want!
Looking for the written word...any form of it. Fiction, non, poetry, lists, etc. You name it.
The only catch is I need it by this Friday, the 4th. If you've already written something that you believe is your best work, send it my way. thefbombzine(at)gmail.com
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So I was thinking of skipping the spring cleaning series we've done around here the past three years. I passively asked you all on Facebook whether you'd still be interested in it, honestly thinking there'd only be a few raised hands.
Well, that goes to show how much I know, because well over 300 of you shouted with a resounding YES! So… let's spring clean together, shall we?
This year's is going to be a little different, but all in good ways. The changes are partly for my own sanity, but also because I want this series to springboard us into action for other parts of our life. I don't want it to drain us—I want it to get us excited for the spring, and to help us see our home for what it is—a gift.
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Project: Simplify—March 5-30, 2012
For four Mondays, I'll say "go," and we'll all tackle a specific hot spot in our homes. Then on Friday, I'll share my own progress with before and after photos—and you will, too. You can share on your own blog and then link to it on my post.
(If you don't have a blog, we'll have a way for you to upload your before and after pics. I'm still working on that part—last year we made a Flickr pool, but this year I'd like to make it even easier for you. One way will be on Instagram, if you're there—you can simply upload your photos and include that week's tag. More on that soon…)
Everyone who participates that week will be entered to win a little prize. But heck, even if you don't win, you still get a cleaner, more decluttered home. Who wouldn't want that?
I cover a ten-step process of decluttering, cleaning, and organizing your home in my book Organized Simplicity. Lots of people used it during Project: Simplify last year for encouragement and inspiration. You don't have to, of course, but you know, if you wanted to, that'd be fine by me.
A few differences this year…
• We're tackling four hot spots this year, not five.
• I'll leave each week's link-up open through Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Lots of you worked on your hot spots on the weekends, which makes total sense. So now, when I reveal my before and afters on Friday, you're free to share your results anytime between Friday morning and Sunday night. I won't draw for a winner until Monday morning. Huzzah!
• I'm revealing the hot spots in advance. It was fun to pull back the curtain each Monday last year, but there were so many comments that resonated with a, "Nuts! I just tackled that area two weeks ago!" that I figured I'd spill the beans ahead of time, so that you can plan.
This year's hot spots
I asked you all on Facebook which areas you'd like to tackle most. Without further adieu, here's this year's to-do list:
- Week of March 5: Kids' stuff—toys, clothes, and the like
- Week of March 12: Kitchen and/or pantry
- Week of March 19: Closets, countertops, and drawers (oh my)
- Week of March 26: Choose your own adventure—you pick your most-needed hot spot
You can interpret each hot spot for how it works best for you. If it feels overwhelming to tackle all your kids' rooms, just do one kid. Or just do their clothes. For our third hot spot, feel free to focus on just one or two drawers, or only the closets, of whatever. I'm flexible.
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Help spread the word about Project: Simplify! Pin this post on Pinterest, announce your participation on Facebook, and if you want, add this button to your blog (to change the size, simply adjust the width size—shown here as 300:
Why? Well, because with Project: Simplify, the more, the merrier. And it'll also keep you accountable to participating. I hope you're excited… I am.
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the grips are available thru Numrich.
the spring is sold out as are the compatible springs from ever other model of rossi, taurus and, smith and wesson
i would try a local gunsmith, he should have a few containers of springs and screws and whatever if he has been in business for a while.
as a last resort, write a letter to rossi customer service... see if there is one available, explain how much you love the gun and that you would gladly buy the spring


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Hopefully you can find something similar, down under.Jim
Have you tried ordering from Mann Lake. They do do exports. I have no idea what the shipping costs are but it might be worth checking out.http://www.mannlakeltd.com/beekeeping-supplies/page115.htmlJim
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Saturday, January 28, 2012
A look at KDE SC 4.8
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Good review IMO.ReplyDelete
Yet I would have liked to see the behavior of command line tools in the new environment. Does starting Okular or kwrite from command line produce KXMLGUIClient errors, as in previous KDE versions? Are command line tools for manipulating images upgraded and improved (for example how does the application "feh" behave)? How is working with yakuake in KDE SC 4.8 (faster/slower then in previous versions)? Are Kwin and Xorg consuming the same amount of CPU and memory resources when Desktop effects are enabled and youtube videos are played (with flashplayer enabled)? I know it's just a basic review, but...
Limac, thanks for your questions.ReplyDelete
This was no review, but even if it was, I am not sure I´d go into that level of detail. I encourage you to share your views here when you try KDE SC 4.8, though, I´d be interested to see how your tests unfolded.
I certainly will. I also have a blog at clinuxblog.blogspot.com where I focus on command line apps. Of course, my blog is not as popular as yours, given the popularity of CLI :pReplyDelete
...And you have a new follower, I do like CLI and am always interested in learning new stuff about it!
Good to have you around! Best,ReplyDelete


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Posted by Thomas Husson on May 10, 2010
If you are in the mobile industry and you've never heard of Foursquare, there is something wrong with the way you keep up to date on new trends. Indeed, Foursquare is one of the most hyped social location services, enabling users to "check-in" to locations in the real world from pubs, bars and restaurants (through to any conceivable location) - sharing them with updates on social sites like Twitter or Facebook, wrapping points and benefiting from potential discounts. Foursquare recently announced it had passed the 1M users mark. The rate of growth is indeed quite strong, bearing in mind the company had just 170,000 users at the end of 2009. According to TechCrunch, Yahoo! was rumored to have made an offer above $80M to acquire the start-up! I am not a financial analyst, but let's say $100M for just 1M users seems high at first sight. So what makes it so valuable and why is foursquare being perceived as the new Twitter? Here are a few thoughts:
- First of all, foursquare is not the only one in town but is probably the one with the most active PR team. It struck some interesting deals with Metro newspapers, with TV channel Bravo, with Vodafone in the UK (on-deck and via SMS promotion) and more recently with even the Financial Times, if we believe business insiders. What makes it quite successful is its entertainment-centric approach. It is quite addictive as it is primarily an interactive game. There are others (not only Gowalla) such as MyTown (a sort of a real-world monopoly), which passed the 2 million active users mark a few days ago!


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It's finally here. My first step on the road to Korea. I posted a few months back that the Air Force was sending me to Korea for a year, and tomorrow is the day the movers come and pack up all our stuff.
I've been prepping for the past couple of weeks, packing up some of our things extra carefully, and tomorrow I get to watch as some guys box up the rest of our apartment.
Moving is just about the most fun thing on the planet! :facepalm My brain is going 18 different directions at once right now. I moved into a hotel earlier today, my wife (and our dog) flew out of Tucson a few days ago, I already have a smaller shipment of stuff on the way to Korea, and the next 2 days will finish the pack and move.
Can someone shoot me with a tranquilizer gun? :lol
My last day of work will be this coming Friday, and then I'll have about 6 days to finish cleaning the apartment and do all my outprocessing appointments. Then on May 1st I hit the road for a lovely 3-day drive to Virginia. *Whew!* I think my head's gonna 'splode.
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Pentax MX-1 review: High-end compact with retro appeal delivers competitive sensor performanceBy Janice Chen - Thursday February 28 2013 Sensor Review
A worthy new entry among high-end, enthusiast compacts
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The Fells in Newbury blossomed under its second owner
By MELANIE PLENDA
Special to the Union Leader | July 15. 2013 5:35PM
The Old Garden was The Fells' first formal garden, built in 1909. It was restored 100 years later and still has its original layout. (COURTESY)
"During those first 15 years, it was mainly just fells land; you can picture grazing sheep and rocks and grasses," said David Bashaw, acting executive director for The Fells.
"Walking through the gardens really is like walking back in time," Bashaw said.
"It wasn't until 1909 that the first formal garden was built,'" Bashaw said. "And that was the 'Old Garden.'"
The Old Garden, was restored in 2009. In that case, restoration meant cutting back 100 years worth of plants that had become overgrown, replacing some grasses and plants with historically accurate plants using old photographs as guides, and repairing the fountain and pebble areas.
"The toad lilies and the bugbane are real standouts for the perennials, but the Kousa dogwood put on a beautiful show this year," Thompson said. "Actually it did this everywhere on site. We have several. One is still blooming in the Pebble Court at the main house."
The rose terrace was done in the early part of that decade and included the installation of a stone wall and urn fountain. Included in this garden are hybrid tea roses and a climbing hydrangea on the wall.
"She apparently didn't like yellow," Bashaw said.
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neuropsychosocial wrote:You should delete this entry (the royal blue one) so that you don't "steal" votes from yourself: you want all the votes to go to the design that could print, not the one that will be rejected on Monday. For the first 24 hours after you submit, there should be a red X over your entry; you can click on it and delete the entry. (After 24 hours, you can't delete an entry.)
And just to clarify - you may already know this - at woot, Derby entries print exactly as they're submitted to the Derby. When you pick a color for your design, that's the color it prints on. You're right that your design (which is clever! I like it) would look good on just about any dark color, but from woot's perspective and the perspective of the Derby voters, they don't care: what you see is what you vote for is what prints.
Glad you were able to resubmit on another color so quickly!
Thanks didn't know about the X.
DivineAna wrote:You're either not from the US, or terminally oblivious. Why don't you submit this over to http://yoisthisracist.com/ and see what he says.
LOL, I was being facetious. I doubt anyone in Wootland will have an issue with this. They didn't care when an artist used the monkey evolution chart with Obama's campaign slogan/sign so they won't care about this either.
Re: The Ugly Duckling (21st century version)
Very nice Pablo!
I bet they doctor is from Beverly Hills. ;)
Re: Recalculating route (Odysseus)
It would be fantastic if you did it up as a corporate logo for Odysseus Co navigators. Otherwise I love it.
Re: Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
I love it!
fishbiscuit5 wrote:Agreed! The world needs more Monkey's Paw shirts.
Yes. Yes it does.
Re: the portrait of dorian (Doriange) gray (version2)
Larger view
Hope you like it:D
harantula wrote:love the giant octopus execution!
Thanks buddy!
Re: Treasure Island
wottwin wrote:Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum! Great design - it really captures the mood and menace of a pirate island.
Thank you! that was the feel what I was looking for *u*
omarfeliciano wrote:Love it! Amazing details.
Thank you very much Omar =D
kharmazero wrote:this one is incredible!nice nice job
Thank you kharmazero :D
artifexr wrote:This design is awesome! Perfect for talk like a pirate day.
Hehehehe Thank you artifexr
FlyingMouse365 wrote:Beautiful.
Thank you buddy!
Re: Moby pencil
Re: Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
Great vintage feeling Omar, great work!
Re: Alice in Wonderland - White Rabbit
I agree with all of the above! I love love love your style. Always quirky & cool.
Re: The Nautilus Encounter
Great colors Oakenspirit!! I love how you are great at so many different styles
Re: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
The poem, written by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, is about a mariner who, on a voyage, sinned against nature by shooting a harmless albatross. The fate of the voyage turned deadly at that point when the ship was "becalmed" for days. He was blamed for the ill-fate of the ship and the albatross was hung around his neck as punishment. All the crew died from thirst except him, who in his suffering finally recognized the beauty in nature all around him, even in the most loathsome and slimiest of creatures. He blessed them unaware, at which point the curse was lifted and he found his way home. As penance for shooting the albatross, the Mariner, driven by guilt, is forced to wander the earth, tell his story, and teach a lesson to those he meets:
He prayeth best, who loveth best
All things both great and small;
For the dear God who loveth us,
He made and loveth all.
Re: Alice In Wonderland - Wrong Rabbit
Alice In Wonderland. Alice chases the rabbit again but this one is a little different. I don't think she'll like the surprise. =D
Re: The Secret Garden
I was waiting and hoping for someone to submit a Secret Garden design! This is wonderful! Got my vote.
Re: Hidden Wolf
Embarrassed to admit just how long it took me to find the "hidden wolf".
Too many colors! OOPS!
and now for the Resub...
fuacka wrote:Great vintage feeling Omar, great work!
Thanks, I really wanted a different style this time around. Thanks for noticing.
Hope one of yours make it.
j5 wrote:What Orabbit said is still an issue. It looks like the Queen has two pink arms with overlong sleeves raised in defiance.
you are right, but too late....
fossilgirl1 wrote:Love it, GMV
fuacka wrote:Love it!
Thanks dude!
harzack wrote:Haha colorful fun!
YEaaaaah :D
a) stunning
b) uber-phallic
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Re: Beowulf
Re: The Art of War
I really want this to win. I haven't bought any shirts in a long time, but I would buy this in a second.
Why is it so quiet in here? No way these people are watching the Super Bowl.
thatquietgir1 wrote:very cool!
thanksss u!!!
stickililli wrote:Great colors Oakenspirit!! I love how you are great at so many different styles
Thanks! That means a lot. Now if I can just find one that works! hehe
ohthatdeb wrote:a) stunning
b) uber-phallic
This reminds me of my college art critiques... "This is awesome Travis but... you do realize... You just drew a giant P**** again, right?
Re: The Time Machine
Well I haven't seen a shirt based on "The Time Machine" so I thought I give it a try.
I also know we're not suppose to use any pop culture reference so I decided to take the pose from the Back to the Future posters and show the time traveler getting out of his time machine. Enjoy!
Love the look of this!
oakenspirit wrote:Love the look of this!
Thanks! Thought I try something new.
orabbit wrote:Cool!
Thanks man! Your [To Grandmother's House We Go (Red Riding Hood)] is cool to, and I like how you did the fur on the wolf, and showing the ribs was a nice touche.
Wait...this can't be a Walmazan shirt. There isn't a single cat or trying to be too clever cartoony reference on it. Something is wrong here.
Wow, thanks for all the nice comments, everyone. I'm really glad you like it!
Great design, I really like the style!
j5 wrote:Asphalt will be just as dark if not darker. The only other thing I can think is to punch up the brightness on your colors.
resub here. lemme know what you think
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Riverton • Wednesday's Region 4 boys' soccer battle between Riverton and Lone Peak was one of those games where all the participants just shook their heads at the end.
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The Silverwolves trailed 2-0 in the last minute-and-change and with rarely a good scoring opportunity to their credit over the first 78 minutes. But they suddenly struck for a pair of goals to send the game into overtime.
Lone Peak had two good chances to score in overtime, but it was Riverton senior forward Tanner Sylvies who found the upper right corner of the net with seven minutes remaining in the second overtime period to give the Silverwolves a 3-2 victory.
Instead of having to regroup after falling into a tie atop the region standing, jubilant Riverton (7-2-3, 4-1-1) rejoiced in the sudden turn of events.
"We've come back before, we've had a couple of injury-time goals so far this season," Riverton coach Paul Moizer said. "But nothing like that. You get outplayed and then you turn it around at the right moment. I don't know. It's a crazy game sometimes."
Lone Peak (6-4-2, 3-2-2) struck first when senior Michael Smith chested in a goal after teammate Nate Walton's shot ricocheted off the crossbar 15 minutes into the game.
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"Our game plan was to just sit back and kind of counter-attack," Sylvies said. "You know, they took their center back out right at the end of the game, which is something that's not typically done. I think that's what really gave us the advantage. We just kind of capitalized on our opportunities."
"We fell out of our rhythm, and there was probably some coaching error involved," Lone Peak coach Blaine Hale said.