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This is a list of the Policies and Guidelines discussed and agreed upon by the Muppet Wiki community.
Article style
- Due to the frequency with which videos are removed from YouTube, we try to keep links to that site at a minimum. Some exceptions include accounts owned by regular contributors who are keeping an eye on their own links or cases where wiki information is being sourced. We also never link to anything that's commercially available. For embed purposes, official channels are allowed and encouraged (including those of Sesame Workshop, The Jim Henson Company, Muppet Studios, individual show producers or sponsors, and filmmakers of Sesame Street inserts are examples).
- Spoilers (CE discussion)
- In/On (CE discussion)
- 's - no consensus (CE discussion)
- Muppet Show guest bios (CE discussion)
- Quoting and bolding song titles (CE discussion)
- Performer boxes are for the main performer(s) of a character only. Performer histories are covered in the article. See Talk:Janice, Talk:Sam the Eagle, Talk:Dr. Teeth, and others.
- When summarizing fictional events that happened in a TV show, book, or film, the present tense is used unless explicitly dealing with a character's backstory prior to the episode. This rule applies even if the production follows characters over a certain length of time. The exception applies to character pages with long and detailed histories over a span of several (real life) years and projects. To quote Danny: "The point is that the writing always takes place in the present of the moment that you're writing about. If the episode that you're writing about shifts from one sentence to another, then the present tense follows it." (CE discussion)
- Posting the full lyrics to a song isn't allowed on the wiki; it's considered a violation of the songwriter's copyright, and that's a violation that is enforced more often than images or other potential violations. It's okay to quote selected lines from a song within the context of a larger article about that song, the songwriter, or the character.
- Entries are expected to be made with proper grammar, capitalization and spacing.
- Pictures go above book templates, but below song templates. A book cover has more information value than the book template, so it should go above the template. A picture of someone singing a song has less information value than the song template, so it goes below. The book cover is documentation; the song picture is illustration.
- Image captions shouldn't contain quotes or commentary as they aren't considered NPOV contributions. Informational or explanatory captions are welcome when necessary, but aren't always needed. For example, a single image on a character page is self-explanatory: it's a picture of that character. But a column of images on a long list of references may require some text to identify how the illustration relates to the article. (Although a wry description in keeping with the spirit of the scene may be okay.)
- Don't make lists of quotes for favorite or famous lines. We don't want to become a quote database, and picking the best ones is subject to one's point of view. Quotes should be used in articles to illustrate a particular point.
- The purpose of disambiguation pages is to redirect the user to the page they're looking for. When other links are included, it tends to confuse that process. As such, only the articles being disambiguated should be linked, and any other discernable information should be kept limited to the point that a visitor can determine which of the articles they are looking for. All other pertinent information and wiki links can be found in the following article. More on disambiguation: (CE discussion)
- Infoboxes for records/tapes/CD's should only have the format, catalog number and label for the first release, a picture of which should be right above the infobox. All later releases (and their information) should go farther down in the gallery.
- On song pages, only the titles of albums and videos should be italicized. The songs on a single should not be.
- Watermarked images (which applies to Jim Henson's Red Book pictures) should only be used when there is no other visual representation of the subject available. One good example is this image illustrating the Muppets' performance of "Come Together" on The Ed Sullivan Show; when a better-quality picture or screenshot becomes available, that can be used instead.
- Picture galleries should be relevant and/or interesting of note to the article. Excessive image farms (especially of commercially available material) are discouraged.
- Only one character image with a transparent, white, or cut-out background should be included on the top of that character's page (any other preexisting image that applies can be exchanged if necessary or kept if it serves a specific purpose); all others should be kept on Character images with a blank background. (CE discussion)
- Captions and text should refer to a person by their last name unless it's within the context of the appearance they were making where they were referred to by their first name by other characters. For example, Elmo refers to Whoopi Goldberg as "Whoopi" and Kermit refers to Gene Kelly as "Gene". The descriptive text should read Elmo and Whoopi discuss their hair and fur and Kermit gets a dancing lesson from Gene; while captions and history about the person should be Goldberg pictured with Kami at the United Nations and Kelly didn't want to do "Singin' in the Rain", but the show writers convinced him otherwise.
- Multiple links to the same article in close proximity to each other is discouraged (in paragraphs, for example). Exceptions include links appearing under another header or in image captions. Readers often skip down to the information that interests them and tend to look over pictures first. Not providing links to relevant articles in these cases (even when they've already been linked in the article) would fail to direct the reader to relevant topics. Readers shouldn't be expected to know that a link was provided in an earlier section of the article or have to do a separate search.
Date links
Date links should be used when the subject of the article has a specific release date or appearance date. The easiest way to think about it is: A timeline page has a set of links on it, listing events that happened that year. When you click "what links here", the list of pages that link to the year should match up with what's listed on the page. (CE discussion)
- The best example is for books, records, episodes, movies and specials. Those pages have one date linked -- for example, The Monster at the End of This Book has a link to 1971 in the infobox. Other dates mentioned on the page don't get linked, including reissues of the book. Only the first publication date is linked.
- TV appearances -- Link for the date that a Muppet appeared, but not for other dates. "The Tonight Show has been running continuously since 1953" wouldn't be linked; "Kermit and Miss Piggy appeared on the show in 1979" would be linked.
- Song pages -- Songs written for the Muppets or Sesame Street get a date link in the infobox. Songs that the Muppets covered (like most Muppet Show songs) don't get a date link.
- Individual people or characters don't get any date links. (This is the one exception to the general rule listed at the top -- a birth or death date of a performer might be listed on the timeline page, but they don't get linked from the person's page. Ditto for a character's first appearance.)
- There should never be date links in captions, galleries or references.
IMDb and Wikipedia (and other user generated sites like The Muppet Newsflash blog that don't cite sources) are generally not sources when it comes to Muppet/Henson productions. Such information should only be added or entries only brought up if they are confirmed by screen credits, presskits, or other reliable outside sources. Otherwise, it generally reflects what an unknown user *thinks* is correct, and in many cases reflects rumors, guesses, or even personal fantasies and outright nonsense. - (we've discussed this a number of times over the years; I'll try to dig up examples on talk pages; one source includes Talk:Roscoe Lee Browne)
- Because so many sketches were repeated over the years, and there have been so many in so many episodes, it's hard to commit to saying that "xxx" first appeared in Episode "yyyy". Instead, we list the Earliest Known Appearances, so that if an earlier appearance is found, it can easily be added to the list of appearances, or swapped out as being the Earliest Known Appearance. Citing a season as the first time a sketch appears is not sufficient. Mostly this is due to particular claims of a contributor that "Ernie looked this way is Season xx." That sort of speculation is obviously not conclusive. This dialogue is encouraged on talk pages so that an episode number may be found, but the articles themselves must be supplied with irrefutable proof of date of origin. The best way this can be done is with an episode number so that the information can be double-checked.
- An episode page must exist in order to cite it as an EKA. (no redlinked EKAs)
- On some sketch articles, we note that a particular segment was released on DVD. This should be done only for sketches that were released outside the context of the episode(s) they appeared in.
- We don't rely on memories for information, unless a considerable consensus can be reached. See more at Muppet_Wiki:FAQ#Show_your_sources
- Every click should give a reader more information than they had before they clicked. We shouldn't have a page that simply repeats information given on the page that links to it. For example -- if a puppeteer only performed in one movie, and the only information that we have about that person is that they performed in that movie, then we don't create a separate page for that puppeteer. (The link on the movie's page already says the name of the puppeteer and the character they performed. The puppeteer's page would only have the name of the movie and the character, so it wouldn't add any extra information to what the reader already knows.)
- This also applies to characters, especially one-shot unnamed Anything Muppet characters. If the character's page only has information that could be found in a description of the sketch -- then we don't need that page. (See Talk:Fat Blue and Talk:Harvey's friend.)
- Pages for song composers aren't necessary unless they've worked directly on Muppet/Henson/Sesame projects, they're being referenced (as in Beethoven) or their material has had a significant impact on the topics covered in the wiki (i.e. Harold Arlen). (examples of previous discussions include Talk:Falco and Talk:The Coasters)
- Celebrities for whom we created pages, and those we don't. Category talk:Celebrities
- I'm not sure what to do with this, but we talked quite a bit about how to handle non-Muppet Henson stuff here (CE discussion)
- "Through the Years" pages in Category:Character Variants are limited to significant design changes for major characters. The group consensus is that these pages are meant for major characters who have gone through a lot of changes, like Kermit, Fozzie, Miss Piggy and Gonzo. Old puppets get refurbished or remade, sometimes resulting in minor cosmetic differences that are not the result of deliberate design decisions. Costume changes and new hairdos don't count. The changes should be immediately apparent to the reader looking at the pictures on the page. There should be more than three pictures on a Character Variant page -- if there have only been one or two major changes to the look of the character, then the changes should be noted on the character's article. (See Talk:Sonny Friendly Through the Years, Talk:Hoots the Owl Through the Years, Talk:Boppity Through the Years, Category talk:Character Variants, Talk:Mokey Fraggle Through The Years)
- Internet fan videos: Category talk:Internet Mentions
Notable crew
Some people who have worked on Muppet productions are notable and should have their own page on the wiki; some aren't. We want to highlight people who have made substantial creative contributions to the development of the Muppet/Henson productions. We've split the list of jobs into two basic lists, which correspond more or less to "creative" jobs vs. "technical" jobs. People with "creative" jobs should get a page on the wiki; people with "technical" jobs should not.
Here's the basic breakdown:
Yes: Writer, Director, Executive Producer, Producer, Associate Producer, Designers and Creative Supervisors in the Muppet Workshop or Creature Shop, Art Director, Production Designer, Music Coordinator, Costume Designer, Original Music, Choreographer, Puppet Wrangler. Plus anybody from the "No" list if there's anything Muppet-relevant to say about them, like an overview of their career with the Muppets, or a quote.
No: Line Producer, Associate Director, Stage Manager, Video Editor, Audio, Production Coordinator, Hair and Makeup, Technical Director, Video Engineer, Camera Operator, Tape Operator, Electrician, Lighting Board Operator, Carpenter, Props, Set Decorator, Production Assistant, Production Intern, Accounting.
That's not to say that those people aren't interesting, and this distinction is not meant to be disrespectful to people who do great and important work. It's just that there's so many people who get credits. Even a direct-to-video special has over a hundred people credited; a movie has hundreds. If we were to include a page for each person doing a "technical" job on each movie, TV show and special, then we'd end up with literally thousands of pages that have nothing but "Lighting Assistant: Muppet Treasure Island".
That being said -- if there are interesting things to say about someone on the "no" list, then a page may be appropriate. For example, Frank Biondo is a camera operator, but he has a long history with Sesame Street, he's won Emmy Awards, and he's been referenced on Elmo's World. Plus, we have a picture of him working on the show, and a quote talking about the show.
This guideline should not be used to block the creation of good and interesting pages; it's meant to discourage the creation of boring stubs based mostly on credit lists.
See the Current events discussion from January 2007, and the Category talk:Miscellaneous Crew discussion that followed. Also see Category talk:Sesame Workshop Staff for a similar discussion in January 2009.
Page titles
- Capitalizing foreign language titles (CE discussion)
- Initials spacing (CE discussion)
- Some articles of the same name may show favor to the most prominent occurrence of that name such as The Muppet Movie in contrast to The Muppet Movie (video) or The Muppet Movie (soundtrack). Another example would be Dorothy compared with Dorothy (disambiguation).
- Article titles don't need to be described with additional phrases in parentheses unless they're being disambiguated from another article of the same name.
- Article naming, see: Muppet Wiki:Character Naming Conventions, Muppet Wiki:Archibald's List, Muppet Wiki:Cecil the List and their associated talk pages.
Merchandise naming conventions
These are the naming conventions we've been gradually moving to for the last six months or so. There are still lots of pages that need to be cleaned up to fit this convention, so if you see counter-examples, then that doesn't mean the convention is wrong -- it just means that those are pages that should be fixed.
- If the product has an official name, then it's listed under that name. The capitalization follows the spelling on the packaging. Examples: Scoot Along Slimey Rider, The Very Fashionable Miss Piggy Card Game.
- For products that don't have an official name, or a page that collects several products in a gallery, the title is Show/franchise + type of product. Examples: Muppet keys, Sesame Street needlecraft kits, Fraggle Rock stationery set.
- The type of product isn't capitalized, unless it includes a word that's usually capitalized. Examples: Fraggle Rock Christmas ornament, Muppet View-Master reels.
- If the same type of product was made by several companies, then the company name is used in parentheses to disambiguate. Examples: Sesame Street cookie jars (Applause), Sesame Street cookie jars (Enesco). If only one company has made a certain type of product, then you don't need to disambiguate -- as in the Muppet keys example above.
- Defaultsorts: The page should be listed in a category under the page title, even if it begins with the name of the show or franchise. Sesame Street Christmas Decorations shows how this works -- Bubble Blowing Elmo is listed under B; Sesame Street Christmas ornaments (Lenox) is listed under S. If the title includes parentheses or a mix of capital and lower-case, then there should be a defaultsort tag like this: {{DEFAULTSORT:Sesame Street Christmas Ornaments Lenox}}.
- Format for international categories -- keeping them separate from US categories -- not listing international releases in "Book appearances", "Audio releases", "Video releases".
- Every article should have a Category.
Wiki behavior
- Edit summaries (CE discussion)
- Talk pages are meant to be used as a discussion space for the community to determine the factual outcome of the corresponding article. This space doesn't lend itself well to social conversations about favorite memories, opinions or looking for merchandise. This sort of discussion is better suited for message boards (such as Muppet Central, Tough Pigs, or the comments section of fan blogs such as The Muppet Newsflash or The MuppetCast), where you can chat with other fans.
Merchandise dates
For the most part, books, albums, toys and other merchandise should just have a year for the release date, without a specific month or day. Release dates for most items are approximate anyway -- a Harry Potter book makes a big hoopla about a specific release date, but Sesame Street storybooks and Muppet DVDs tend to drift out into stores over a period of weeks. The source for most dates is a retail store, usually Amazon, and that just tracks the date that Amazon happened to start selling the item. So most of the time, we should just have the year of release.
The exception is for projects in the In Development category -- for those pages, a specific date can help readers know when a book/album is supposed to come out. Those dates should be sourced as much as possible -- if the date comes from Amazon, then use a ref tag with a link to the Amazon page. When a project moves from the In Development category to the regular category, the specific date should be taken out, leaving just the year.

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Here is a simple model for a Rubik's Cube.
The basic idea is that you only need to keep track of the corners and edges. Each corner has three faces. Each edge has two faces. Keeping track of a face means telling where it was before any moves were made and where it is in the current state.
Choose, as a convention, the ordering, right, up, front. (Math/Physics folk: this is in anology to the "right hand rule" convention which assigns an ordering to the "x y and z" axes and determines that z will be "out of" rather than "into" the plane)
For example, the lower left front corner would be represented as (Left Left) (Down Down) (Front Front) before any moves are made Then, after a rotation about the Front face, the same corner, now in the right down front position would be represented as (Left Down) (Down Right) (Front Front).
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ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 384, April 4, 2008
- The -mpitrace Option on Midnight
- PathScale Compiler Environment Variables
- ARSC Technology Panel Talks
- Quick Tip
The -mpitrace Option on Midnight
[By: Oralee Nudson]
The MPI compilers on midnight include the "-mpitrace" flag. This can be a quick and easy option for debugging MPI applications. Adding this flag to program compilation directs each MPI task to print an announcement to stdout every time an MPI call is made. Reviewing this "trace" of MPI calls may be helpful in determining the cause of a program deadlock, segmentation fault, or unexplainable errors in program output.
Here's an example compile statement:
mg56 % mpicc mpi_example.c -mpitrace -o mpi_example
The following output gives an example of this "verbose" processor output:
mt350 % mpirun -np 2 ./mpi_example Starting MPI_Init... [0] Ending MPI_Init [1] Ending MPI_Init [1] Starting MPI_Comm_size... [1] Ending MPI_Comm_size [1] Starting MPI_Comm_rank... [1] Ending MPI_Comm_rank [1] Starting MPI_Alltoall.. [0] Starting MPI_Comm_size... [0] Ending MPI_Comm_size [0] Starting MPI_Comm_rank... [0] Ending MPI_Comm_rank [0] Starting MPI_Alltoall... [1] Ending MPI_Alltoall [0] Ending MPI_Alltoall [1] Starting MPI_Finalize... [0] Starting MPI_Finalize... [0] Ending MPI_Finalize [1] Ending MPI_Finalize Cleaning up all processes ... done.
The "-mpitrace" option is available for all MPI compilers on midnight (i.e. C, C++ and Fortran).
PathScale Compiler Environment Variables
The PathScale compilers are aware of several environment variables that are used at compile time. These environment variables allow you to pass flags to a compile, and include:
PSC_CFLAGS: used by pathcc during compilation and linking
PSC_CXXFLAGS: used by pathCC during compilation and linking
PSC_FFLAGS: used by pathf90 and pathf95 during compilation and linking
PSC_GENFLAGS: used by pathcc, pathCC, path90, and pathf95 during compilation and linking
Here's an example which will tell the compiler to generate C intermediate code:
mg56 % export PSC_CFLAGS="-CLIST:=ON:show=ON:emit_pfetch=ON" mg56 % mpicc hello.c -o hello.exe /import/local/pkg/pathscale/pathscale-3.0/lib/3.0/be translates ...
Since these environment variables are interpreted by the compiler they can be convenient when a configure script isn't doing what you expect, or when you don't want to change a Makefile to try different options.
If you have a code which uses more than one programming language, you can set the PSC_GENFLAGS variable to ensure each compiler gets the same options (e.g. include and library directories).
ARSC Technology Panel Talks
There will be two talks by members of the ARSC Technology Panel next week.
|Becky Verastegui, CIO Oak Ridge National Laboratory
|Building a World Class IT Infrastructure to enhance R&D at Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory
|Friday, April 11th, 2008 -- 1:00 PM
|West Ridge Research Building Room 010
|Over the last 12 months IT at ORNL has rapidly deployed many new technologies to enhance thework of the staff at ORNL. These technologies include: portals, blogs, Instant Messaging, VoiceOver IP, desktop video conferencing, 3GB inboxes, executive dashboards, expertise locators, visualsearch engines, mapping software, and a lot of chaos. The presentation will give an overview of theIT modernization initiative at ORNL. It will also include live demonstrations of how the integratedinformation technology is being used to transform the R&D at ORNL.
|Keith Bergeron, USAF Academy Instructor and ARSC User
|Friday, April 11th 2008 -- 1:45 PM
|West Ridge Research Building Room 010
|Modeling and Simulation Research at the U.S. Air Force Academy
|The USAF Academy's (USAFA) Modeling and Simulation Research Center (M&SRC) provides thecomputational foundation in expertise, equipment, and personnel to facilitate M&S and HighPerformance Computing (HPC) research and education. Researchers bring M&S tools into theclassroom and laboratories for students to learn the capabilities, and limitations, of moderncomputational tools. Working with the DoD HPC Modernization Program, the M&SRC enriches cadetexperience and improves support of the Air Force Research Laboratory and other USAF organizationsin completing their missions. Descriptions of how M&S is performed at the Academy are included,as well as details about the computational resources being used. In addition, descriptions of themethods used to bring these tools to Department of Aeronautics classes are described indetail.
Quick-Tip Q & A
A:[[ Here's one proposed a long time ago by friend and former [[ co-editor, Guy Robinson. [[ [[ There are some interesting collective nouns in the English [[ language. [[ E.g., a "pride" of lions, a "knot" of toads. [[ [[ The question is, what collectives would you propose for terms in [[ the supercomputing vernacular? For instance, we want collectives [[ for terms such as cores, nodes, infinite loops, bugs, compiler [[ options, defunct HPC vendors, ARSC consultants, irrelevent [[ benchmarks, etc., [[ etc. Where there is a known collective, maybe you can improve [[ on it. This should be interesting... maybe even fun. [[ # # Here's a response from Derek Bastille # A cluster of cores A stack of nodes A tangle of infinite loops A gaggle of consultants A swarm of bugs A (hungry) pack of HPC vendors A morass of compiler options A brace of compilers A thicket of libraries An assemblage of engineers A camp of users A bestiary of benchmarks # # Thanks to Rick Roberts for this response. # suggestion what it actually refers to ==================== =========================================== Clowder of cores clowder is a set of cats Nodule of nodes Murder of Crays set of HPC vendors; murder is a set of crows YiMP set of defunct HPC vendors Scalin-marks a set of irrelevent benchmarks Do-Mobius infinite loop Blasphemous Bill cost of new system Hypo-thermiants ARSC consultants ice-worms ARSC consultants (sorry, I couldn't help myself!) Guy de Part fondly remembered ARSC consultants. # # Here's are several suggestions from Lee Higbie. # A blyght of programmers. Maybe we also have flops of supercomputers? And, of course, it's the blyght of programmers using the flop of supercomputers that HPCMP has. Q: I just generated a bunch of image files that are sequentially named: image1.png, image2.png, ..., image100.png. Unfortunately when I do an "ls" on the directory, the files aren't sorted the way I would like. mg56 % ls -1 image100.png image10.png image11.png image12.png image13.png image14.png ... ... How can rename the files with padded zeros so the files show up in numerical order? For example, I would like the file image1.png to become image001.png and image33.jpg to become image033.png, etc. Show me how to do this shell gurus! [[ Answers, Questions, and Tips Graciously Accepted ]]
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Norm writes:
First, I love your podcasts.
You guys are constantly grousing about the lack of research funding.
I was curious.
NIH, funding has risen every year since 2000, from $17B to the current $31B (supports 325,000 researchers)
NSF funding has risen every year since 2000, from $2.5B to $5.5B
I assume money is also available from Corporations, Charities, Foundations, State Governments, Foreign governments, Department of Defense, CDC, FDA, Universities, etc.
Looks to me like we are spending lots of money on research.
I wonder...
Is it possible that we are not spending money on the "right" things because politics and bureaucracy push the money to the "wrong" things?
My local government spends lots of money, but strangely never seems to be able to fix potholes. Some people say we need to give the government more money so they can fix the potholes, but when get more money, the potholes stay unfixed. Strange that.
I am suspicious that you could double the funding of NIH and research you advocate would still not get funded and you would still be complaining about too little money for research.
As a last thought, it seems to me that the cost of research should be going down, after all much of modern research equipment and services are computer based and these should get cheaper and more powerful every year.
Am I missing something?
Lynn Enquist writes:
I enjoyed hearing you discuss our recent paper on some basic virology using colorful herpesviruses. I have some answers to questions you raised about the phenomenon of limited viral genome expression and replication.
First, the FACs sorting experiment says that the viral genomes that are being expressed in the cell are the same ones that are replicated and packaged. Expression, replication, packaging are all linked! You don't have a pool of genomes all expressing things and a subset get replicated. Or a random pool of genomes replicating and expressing with a subset being packaged. Rather, a few genomes are chosen early to be transcribed, replicated, and packaged in to virions (that go on to infect the next cell).
Second, Oren has shown that the effect is not due to the promoter used. He did a beautiful set of experiments where the PRV VP26 capsid protein was fused to each of three different fluorescent proteins and these hybrid genes replaced the normal VP26 gene. These hybrid genes are transcribed from the VP26 promoter – which is a PRV promoter expressed only after DNA begins to replicate. Cells infected with mixtures of these viruses reproduce the same phenomenon as we reported in the paper. They also provide more data since these fusion proteins assemble into capsids in the nucleus. The dots of colors in each nucleus are all the same color verifying again that only a few genomes are chosen to be expressed and replicated. Amazing, I think (and very colorful too, for Rich's benefit).
Oren has infected primary neurons, primary fibroblasts, and other cell lines with the colorful herpesviruses we have on hand. All cells show the same restriction of color as we reported.
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|People, don't take your reactive dogs to Petsmart to be groomed. I can't think of a worse place to take a reactive dog. Too many people, too many dogs, too much commotion, and the "open concept" of grooming in front of windows so that looky-lous and their dogs can look in and tap on the glass, makes a dog even more nuts. IMO pet grooming should be like a "spa" environment... quiet, out-of-the-way, external stimulus kept to a minimum. Not in a fishbowl in the middle of a superstore.
|I had the exact same issue with Zoe. She is 15 months and two months ago at the vet, around other dogs she was VERY reactive. So much so, the vet put a muzzle on her. 2 weeks later, I took her for a grooming at Petsmart. When I picked her up they told me while she was great with the groomers, not so much with the other dogs. They asked that I please make her the first or last appointment the next time. After several questions on this board, I hired a personal trainer a month ago. We just had our fourth lesson this Sat. and already I see a huge difference. We have not introduced her to another dog yet because we are working on HER confidence. Basic Obedience. All the things she knew already but now it is being taught to follow the command without hesitation. In the 4 weeks so far, not only is this fun for both of us but I am learning just as much as she is. The trainer also told me this past weekend he thought she would be great for detection work. That's down the line I suppose but for right now I am pleasantly surprised at the the results thus far.
A doggie daycare could either help or make him more excited to see other dogs. If it's fear based it may help calm him, though.
If you want to take him to daycare, I would find a reputable center and schedule an evaluation. They will know how to introduce him safely to other dogs to see if he would be a good fit, reactivity aside.
|No there is not much room in between tables. It was Petsmart. He wanted to smell another dog I assume but of course I didn't let him because I didn't know how he would react to them and didn't want to take the chance. He is a big boy and hard to control even with a gentle leader. I will def be looking into a trainer. I understand that teaching him to ignore other animals would be ideal. The doggie daycare wasn't mentioned in a way to dump him off. It was to help socialize. Wasn't sure if that would help. they only place we go out in public like that is the groomer. yes he is walked but that is not as stimulating so he doesn't act that way on walks even when he does see a dog.
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I spent a month going around to different grooming shops. I physically walked in and spoke with the owner/manager of each one. I knew that Tanner would ignore another dog that was A) contained safely (crated or tethered) and B) not able to intrude on Tanner's personal bubble (which is about 5 feet).
So I looked at shops and how they were laid out. Was there plenty of room between tables? Or were they standing side by side with just enough room in between for the groomer to stand. Were the personal dog's belonging to the groomer(s) running loose in the grooming area? What about in the back area, where dogs waiting to be groomed or picked up are crated or kenneled?
I just kept looking until I found a shop that had plenty of room in the grooming area, did not allow loose dogs to wander anywhere and had a kind of low key vibe. Tanner does very well there, and there have been no problems.
Take the time to find the right shop for your dog. Not every dog does well in those crowded, loud, chaotic shops that have loose dogs under foot.
You might even want to try a mobile groomer, that comes to your house and grooms your dog in their grooming van. No other dogs, no distractions. That won't solve the reactivity problem, but at least you can have him groomed without a big hassle.
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My Harry has imo become fear aggressive due to not being diagnosed with EPI quick enough. I am doing B12 generic shots (6 weekly course) and also giving him Wonderlab B12 with intrinsic value, I have noticed he is calmer, not so anxious and not reacting so much, however often with changes in temperament due to illness, these can become learned behaviours so I am working on this as well.
Sometimes with dog aggressive dogs, it just depends on the other dog, there are some dogs that are not stable like ours and our dogs pick up on this and become reactive or other dogs are staring at him and challenging him and because yours is more vocal - he gets the blame. You will find your dog is not dog aggressive around stable dogs.
I would discuss this with your groomer because they also have a role to play here, they need to be in control and calm themselves. Perhaps they could book your GSD in with other stable dogs, that way they will have an easier time (you don't want them to work too hard!) and your GSD will benefit from being around other stable dogs.
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Daycare is a good thing, but for puppies under 6 months, and that is only because they were deprived from playing with their sisters and brothers in the first place. Puppy behaviour is different from that of an adult dog. And, if your dog isn't used to stay in kennels - he would be very stressed. being separated from you and his home.
You need a personal trainer, who will train you, not your dog.
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I thought that doggy daycare would help but nervous he would bite heways that could gone of them and it would turn out bad. Do you think daycare can help? .
The ways that could go wrong are too numerous to count!
Having a qualified trainer would be the quickest way to fix the issues but here is something that you can try!
You can teach him to ignore other dogs, that's a lot easier than trying to turn him into a dog park dog. Some dogs can never get along with other dogs, play days but most can be taught to be civil around other dogs.
It sounds like you did all the basics some dogs that's enough and some dogs still have "issues" that need to be dealt with it happens.
I had a BullMastiff/Pitt mix like that, I had him evaluated by a trainer. He told my dog was a Dominate Male but he was not aggressive...he was just an A Hole!
I could deal with that! I taught him to ignore other dogs and that was good enough for me.
There are things you can do yourself (see above) that are safe and do no harm, if you want a bullet proof "dog park" that's a whole other thing! In that case yes you need a pro! Short of that...check out the the link
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|4 years is not the age to think that his brain has benn crystallized already and you cannot train him better social manners. Dog is a predator, and everuthing else in him works in combination with this major character. Dogs are deprived of that ability which seems very simple to us, and that is our human ability to classify, to put things into categories. Instead, they approach things individually. It is impossible that your male likes all people, and hates all dogs. Try to notice and specify particular occasions and circunstance, what people, and what those dogs were like. If he just lunges and barks - it doesn't mean he's agressive, he could be just scared of some unknown dog, or he obeys his simple predatory drive and simply wants some response from possible prey being unable to read that dogr body language due to the lack of experience with them. Many people were telling me that their dog is agressive, but in the end it happened that the reaction was caused by the leash holding them away from the object of interest. Then, if he is truly agressive - he would start to differentuate, say, a smaller ones he would like to hunt, females to supress and big males to destroy. So, in order to answer your question, it could be better to hear about that or other day experience.
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A stereotypical response from a coddled, immature teenager. What do we expect? Of course, he's probably right, in his mind. He absolutely did NOT go to OSU to go to class. The fact that at some point in his life he might find that an education does have some value, clearly has not occurred to him yet. Maybe it never will. He's not a complete idiot though. He does know how to spell the word "pointless." And "football." He learned something in High School. Unless he dictated it to one of his "assistant coaches," aka, babysitters.
Well it's pretty obvious he "ain't come" to play school.
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You can find wiring instructions online for most of your stuff. MSD has complete instructions on their website - you just need the model of box. . Hurst for the linelock and Holley for the Fuel Pump...if you really need 'em. The 30 Amp relay sounds correct for most pumps just don't forget to fuse the hot wire to the relay. I agree with Monster76 and install another switch to power the linelock and trans brake since you seldom use both at the same time. Run a seperate switch / wire to the control terminal of the pump relay.
The transbrake locks the transmission into two gears at once, usually reverse, when the button is pressed. This locks the trans up so you can floor the pedal and launch as hard as your engine and converter combination allows. It is dangerous to have the trans brake electrically on when driving on the street (you called it a pro-street) because you or a passenger could hit the button, locking up the trans and the rear tires, causing an accident. Put in a seperate switch to arm the TB & LL. You shouldn't need a relay for either the linelock or the transbrake just wire up some good 14 guage from a fused source that you can shut off. If it pops a 15 amp fuse, you have a problem in the TB or LL.
The delay box is just that. It delays the time when you release the button to actually releasing the trans brake solenoid. This is done by keeping power on to the trans brake solenoid for an amount of time you dial into the box. Usually a fraction of a second is all that's needed. You probably don't need it until you get into real serious but then, you may not need the trans brake either, again, depending on your combination.
Putting the linelock on the rear brake circuit, plumbed "backwards" allows you to control the pressure applied to the front brakes on the burnout...allowing you to control the forward speed of the vehicle for really long burnouts. The front brake circuit is where the linelock belongs if you're serious about your racing. The way it is plumbed may eventually lead to the linelock failing so be awarel.
The MSD is the only way to go if you're going to run nitrous. Just learn how to tune the thing without the NOS first! For any nitrous, I'd still recommend running a seperate pump and fuel line with pressure switches to keep you from blowing it up!
Keep reading and learning. If you hear the same thing at least twice, it's usually right. Have Fun.
|I'm also going to run the fuel pump through a 30amp relay and heavy gauge wire to the rear where it is and there is 3/8 hard line fuel line so might supply enough for 100 shot if I keep an eye on the pressure with the blue pump , might go Holley black
After doing a lot of research last night I came to the conclusion that I don't need the delay box , I will run a msd 6al-2 with 2 step and relay the Trans brake through 30amp fuse and trigger 2 step for launch rev limit off shifter button .
I guess the line lock being plumbed into the rear means if I turn line lock on only the front brakes will come on not rear so that's simple relay and 10 amp fuse
|On our camaro we have trans brake wired through a 20ampfox fuse via a toggle switch which distributes power to our accessories , our fuel pumps are indep. Wired as is water pump etc and our line lock is on the front
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Need help with a couple things ign/transBrake/delay box/line lock type stuff
So I bought a basket case project 81 chevy pro street truck , The guy I bought it from tryed to wire it but Its a mess and so poorly done I just gutted it to start over . I Have never had a delay box or trans brake so im unsure what to do with it ?
Does a Trans brake just need 12v + ? how many amps ? just relay and fire it off of shifter button or another way ?
Delay box does what exactly ? Its a "denenbar" sorry if i spelt it wrong Im sure its a common brand that im not spelling right . Does it have anything to do tbrake or nos ?
Truck had a msd 6a he said but he fried it so a buddy gave him a not so great HEI Dizzy , My plans are to run a new MSD dizzy and 6al with selectable rev limit module and rpm activated switch for NOS 100 shot or ? or should I run something else ? plan on a blower down the road or spray it once and a while in the near future
OK so the line lock is wired to the fuel pump so its on when fuel pump is on , I would assume again this is wrong and I use a relay but the line lock is on the rear brake lines and im unsure if thats right as well
Thanks for any and all help , I solder and heat shrink and take pride in my work and dont cut corners and will post pics as I go
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Welcome to a new feature on Arsenal.com - Talking Heads.
Before and after every first-team fixture our MatchDay Show team - and an Arsenal blogger - will have their say on the match.
Arsenal take on Blackburn Rovers in the Premier League on Saturday and our Talking Heads for this game are Dan Roebuck, Kenny Sansom and Goodplaya.
Read on for their post-match thoughts and recap what they said before the game.
I could barely believe what I was watching at Ewood Park. Arsenal looked superb for long spells in the first half - Song, Ramsey and Arteta controlled midfield while Blackburn could not deal with Gervinho's pace and movement. Yakubu's goal was a blow but by half time it looked like Arsenal would run away with it. They couldn't catch a break in the second half - two own goals and an offside goal tell their own story - but defensively Arsenal looked vulnerable. They still had the chances to win the game and if Mertesacker or Chamakh had been more accurate with late headers we'd be talking about a famous 5-4 win or a thrilling 4-4 draw.
Arsenal are slowly building momentum after that Old Trafford defeat and I fancy them to pick up three more points here. Blackburn have doubts over their most creative player, David Dunn, and their best defender, Chris Samba, and their absence could make a big difference. The return of Alex Song and Gervinho after their three-match Premier League suspension gives Arsenal more protection in front of their back four and more pace and penetration going forward. Ewood Park can be a hostile place to go but I see Arsène Wenger's team climbing the table on Saturday lunchtime.
Arsenal were cruising in the first half and playing really well but they let Blackburn play after the break. They still could have won the game but basic errors cost Arsenal in the second half. The understanding between the attackers is brilliant but the communication at the back needs to be addressed. Saying that, Arsenal should have scored more goals with Van Persie creating a number of chances at the end and Gervinho looking very sharp. So there were still positives.
I think it will be a very tough game. Blackburn like playing against Arsenal and they will try and put a lot of balls into the box. But Laurent Koscielny and Per Mertesacker looked good against Dortmund; the whole team looked decent in Germany. The season has properly started now and I think the players will be looking forward to going to Ewood Park. I think having Gervinho back is very important for Arsenal. The players are starting to get used to each other but there have been some good signs in the last few matches that confidence is coming back.
I said pre-match that "sometimes we claim to have turned a corner before we actually have" and the evidence was there at Blackburn. We saw at Ewood that Arsenal are capable of
scoring very nice goals. But we knew that. What we also saw was our ability to capitulate. Like Newcastle last season, there was a hefty dose of luck for the opposition but part of being a
good team is occasionally winning when things go against you. You look at the players out there and
personnel-wise you can't have too many gripes. But it is also true that had we signed our players a bit earlier they would have had a lot longer to work on the training ground and maybe, just maybe,
our line for Rovers' first goal would have been a vertical one, rather than a horizontal one.
The results of the past week have certainly been better than what went before them. However I'm conscious that sometimes we claim to have turned a corner before we actually have, and that can lead to complacency, particularly when we're up against supposedly struggling sides. Blackburn aren't doing very well but with a cup win, a last-minute defeat and an away draw to show from their last three games, their results could be worse. Squad-wise, Song and Gervinho are available in the league for the first time in what feels like an eternity. That should help because as well as Frimpong and Coquelin have done in the holding midfield role, they're understandably green at this level. I think we've seen the benefit of bringing in players with Premier League experience. Arteta and Benayoun have slipped straight in in a way that most of our signings don't.
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i found my breeder in Dog World.
This is the kind of information I could have used when I was looking for my first GSD. Individual experiences and what qualities they looked for and ended up with.
Would have been a great start to a search!
Thanks everyone for contributing.
I found Ollie's breeder locally, an hours drive from my house... I met with the breeder a few times, met all her dogs and she sat and talked with us for hours. At the time I was a complete GSD newbie and didn't even know there were different lines so all I was after was good temperament and health. I also had no plans for and didn't know much about dog sports, I was purely after a pet dog. I found quite a few people who had or have owned dogs from her and only heard positive things and that many of these people had dogs living 14+ years so I put a deposit down.
So far he has been an amazing first time GSD, I've learned so much more about the breed, dove right into several sports and found that I was hooked! I also completely fell in love with the breed because of him and nothing puts a bigger smile on my face then watching the pure joy on his face when he's working.
I only found out later through this forum that he is a SL/WL cross but he has definitely helped me learn more about what I want in a dog, he has been a fabulous teacher. I am planning on hopefully bringing home a WL female next year and am starting all over on the search for a breeder and am completely and totally overwhelmed, LOL.
I got Aiden while I was working at a vet in NY. He was 5 months old and sick and living there, and when he was healthy enough I decided to take him home to foster him...And he never left. Best decision I've ever made.
Carma came from a local breeder (again in NY) who belonged to my club at the time. I wanted a black and tan male but ended up with the coated sable female because she was awesome since the first day I saw her.
Tulah came from a breeder who I had known about before, then met and became very close friends with. He flew to Germany with his female to breed the litter and so far I have been very happy with my little girl.
|Only one of mine came from a breeder, Dexter is a BC and he turned out to be a really great dog. I did do research on his breeder, liked what i read and liked what other people had said. Dexter turned out great. The others are rescues. I dont know what Tyson came from maybe working lines who knows,
I've had a few German Shepherds by now from both breeders and rescues. Since you're talking about finding a breeder, I'll leave the rescues out of my post.
My first (when I was a teenager) came from my father. My father and those dogs have long since passed away. All of his old paperwork was lost many years ago in a fire and to be honest I didn't pay that close of attention back then to even know enough to find any similar lines.
My husband found Dalton in a newspaper ad, I think. Just took me for a drive one day and stopped at this house with a litter of GSD puppies. Met the dam of the litter. She was very social. When I seen the puppies I couldn't walk away without the unique looking little black one with the silver hair between his toes (I was only familiar with black and tan at that time). Breeder told me it happened sometimes when they bred to this particular sire. But I knew that puppy was special.
As Dalton grew I learned a ton about these dogs and really wish I had paid attention to my father when I was young. As I was researching and learning I found many resources on the internet and became fascinated with a dog that had recently come to the states named Belschik von Eicken-Bruche. I started following who was using him and bringing him into their blood lines. This lead me to a breeder I already knew, Lisa Clark (Admin. on this board and at the time so was I). I watched and followed her breeding program for a few years before I said anything to her. Lisa is the breeder of our boy Sundance (Ezio zu Treuen Händen).
My husband started coming with me to training and one day on the way home he looked at me and said he wanted his own German Shepherd that he could train in some type of scent detection. I told him I would email Lisa. He said he wanted to check out a breeder that had recently moved (with his dogs) from Germany to MN named Stefan Schaub. I had met the breeder before at different training events and a training friend of ours who had a puppy from him recommended him highly. I emailed them and they had just had a litter of pups a day or so before so along came Butch (Dario von der Staatsmacht).
Both breeders have been very helpful and supportive to my husband and me. Lisa has really been a big help from a distance with my countless emails on all sorts of topics and is a very encouraging and knowledgeable person. Stefan has been a huge, huge help in training both our dogs and I love talking to him about all the German Shepherds he has seen in person and worked. Especially the working line dogs in Germany. He is a treasure trove of knowledge on this breed and has no problem sharing his knowledge. I would and many times do recommend these 2 breeders.
Training dogs, competing and just being around other GSD people has enabled me to meet a few dogs and breeders now and even if I dont personally own a dog from them there are a few other breeders Id also recommend. For example; I have known Chris Wild for a few years now. I have met dogs from her kennel, happy owners/handlers of her dogs. I have been to her home. I have been out to pizza with her and her husband, Tim. I would also recommend her and her kennel. There are a few others too. However, if I have no personal experience with a kennel, I will NOT recommend or comment.
Most the time I try to recommend something that seems like it would be a nice fit (i.e. if youre asking for showlines I wouldn't recommend workinglines or if youre asking for someone in MN I dont recommend someone in MI, etc.).
Although this is not a German shepherd breeder, I have opted to purchase a Shiloh this year from a family I have become well acquainted with. I met them at a regional show specializing in this breed and really was amazed at how gorgeous and well behaved the dogs were. I was admiring her stunning 6 month old female and we ended up exchanging info and staying in touch. She is breeding this female who will be 3 this year to a male I have met several times who has done very well in shows. He is gorgeous, calm very regal, aloof but kind, alert, basically everything I want in my next dog!
Both parent have had extensive health testing done. I have met several of this breed and much like the GSD, there are some that are more the type i like and others I don't care for that much. Overall though, I have been quite impressed with their looks, health and temperaments. While not the same as the GSD, For what I want in my next pup, they absolutely fit! I definitely plan to have more GSDs eventually, but will likely rescue.
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|I found my breeder in an hour-drive-distance. It was my last try before giving up on a good GSD. Can't believe after searching for so many years that I found the right breeder so close by.
After many failures at finding either a good breeder or rescue for months I was very discouraged. I was at my vet for an appointment with Jazzy and was discussing a rescued GSD I was considering with the vet and asked her opinion on the breed and the breeders in the area bringing their dogs in. She recommended the breeder, and also recommended I speak to one of their techs who was involved heavily in the breed as well for her opinion. The tech called me a few days later and confirmed what the vet had said, so I contacted the breeder. I even searched the forum and found a recommendation from another breeder that I was considering which was very encouraging.
I got a response back quickly and was encouraged by the friendliness and openness of the email. We spoke several times and she agreed she could find me a good match, even offering to help me import a dog if I didn't find a match in her kennel. She answered all my questions and was honest that the litter she had planned was going to be available earlier then I had planned, I was in the process of moving in the summertime so was looking for a fall or winter litter. Since it was the only litter she had planned as they were moving later in the year as well I moved my entire schedule up so I could take him home.
The main things I liked were the following: Open communication, their dogs accomplishments and titles spoke for themselves, they truly stand behind their dogs and their pride is evident. The dogs they bred were extremely versatile and active LE, SAR, service dogs, and family pets. But the dogs I met personally settle in the house and are loving companions.
I spent many hours over at the breeder's house with the litter and was treated like family. She encourages updates and was a great help and support when I was dealing as a first time owner of a GSD puppy with drives Diva, Delgado's mother is an amazing dog and I love seeing some of her traits obvious in Delgado
In the end I found a breeder who I was comfortable and confident in and I got an amazing dog.
I didn't read all the responses.
I found Recons breeder through my old trainer. I met about a dozen of their dogs and liked them all. I had also been told of a time when one of that breeders dogs had a genetic issue and they did everything possible to help the owner through it. That is extremely important to me! I understand these are living breathing creatures and with the health statistics of the GSD today it's bound to happen. I'm sure every breeder at some point has ran across something.
I found Kimbers breeder, partly from here and partly from SDA. I have seen tons of their dogs, met many owners and really like them. They have been extremely easy to work with and are always available. They also stand behind their dogs.
I look for breeders that not only have dogs that are successful in bite sports but successful in every venue. I want feed back from competitors, pet homes and I really want to see some of their dogs in "real" work like, SAR, or LE. I found it was easy to find a dog that can go to a training field and work. Or one that was a great hiking/camping buddy. Or one that liked to snuggle on the couch. What I find more difficult is finding breeders that breed for dogs that are real and confident enough for serious work, stable enough to be an active member of the family and calm enough to just hang out on the couch when it's been a long day. If a dog can't meet all these requirements, then it doesn't belong in this house.
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they look like forks of an Eliminator. Pretty sure thats the bike they came from, I'm new at muscle bikes
I don't know who made them, but I'm positive they didn't come off of an eliminator. The pictured bike looks like it has/had 26" wheels, forks from a normal muscle bike wouldn't work. I think these are those forks people would order out of the back of comic books and the like.
I don't know about homemade or not but the steering geometry is kind of weird, the headstock needs to be angled a bit to steer nicely. Whole bike looks odd but could be a neat project to make it better!
someone on here had posted an old ad a while back I think it was a wards ad that had where you could order all the chopper stuff for your bike
Looks like it came off a 70's Blue Streak :wink:
ram rod, king kat,fire cat ....murray made bikes i belive ....get em !!!
that sissy bar is an old one also ....how much they askin ...id scoop it up if i was u !!!!
Those are very rare Ray Cooper chopper forks from around 1968. I remembered seeing them from this link:
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Excellent link, those bring back memories of drooling on the comic ads, never got any of the good stuff but I did manage to get a rear slick when my back tire wore out!
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Huge Video Game Lot
Up for sale/trade is a big part of my video gaming collection. There is a variety of different systems, games and accesories of all sorts. It's not listed yet, because it's not in my posession right now, but i believe I have the original NES console also but for some reason it wasn't with the rest of NES stuff so I have to find it.
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But the collection is as listed:
Xbox 360:
----Systems and Accesories----
(1) White 20gb System (has red ring of death, 3 of the 4 parts of the ring are blinking)
(1) Power adapter
(1) A/V 360 adapter
(1) Microsoft Headset (black)
(1) Wired Authentic Miscrosoft Xbox 360 Controller (White)
(2) Rock Band/ Guitar Hero Guitars
(x2) Halo Reach Games
-The Saboteur
-American Idol (Karaoke Revolution Encore) (with mircophone)
-DJ Hero with turntable
-Grand Theft Auto IV
-Rock Band
-Black Site Area 51
-Brother in Arms (Hell's Highway)
----Strategy Guides----
-Grand Theft Auto IV
-Halo Wars
Nintendo WII :
-Ninja Reflex
-Nitro Bike
-Need For Speed (Undercover)
-Super Smash Bros (Brawl)
-Guitar Hero (World Tour) with Guitar
Gameboy Advance SP
-Red system
-Scooby Doo
-Scooby Doo 2
----System and Accesories---- Xbox (Original)
(1) power cord
(1) rca adapter plugs
(1) MadCatz Macro See Through green controller
(1) Xbox controller with turbo (black and green)
(3) Break away cables for controllers
(2x)Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3 (Have 2 Copies)
-Amped (Freestyle Snowboarding)
-Doom 3 (Limited Collector's Edition)
-Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon
-Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon 2 (2011: Final Assult)
-RalliSport Challenge
-MX vs ATV Unleashed
-Cabela's Outdoor Adventures
-American Chopper 2 (Full Trottle)
-Shrek Super Slam
-Big Bumpin
-Trophy Bass 2007
-SSX (On Tour)
-Madden 2003
-Madden 06
----Systems and Accesories----
(2) Ps2 Consoles (All Large Models)
(1) Original Blue Playstation Box with all the paperwork and manuals!!!
(1) Network Adapter attached the exspansion bay
(1) Authentic Playstation DVD Remote with adapter
(4) Black Authentic DualShock 2 Controllers
(2) Nerf Wireless Controllers with adapters made by Pelican (Black and Silver)
(1) Pelican Predator Controller with adapter (Silver Metallic)
(1) Playstation 2 Wireless Kombat Arcade Stick by Intec with (New Never Used)
(1) black and blue base for console,
(2) power cords,
(3) rca adapter plugs
----Strategy Guides----
-Tekken 5
-Gundam (Journey to Jaburo)
-Test Drive (Eve of Destruction)
-Cabela's Dangerous Hunts
-Devil May Cry
-Devil May Cry 2
-Bad Boys (Miami Takedown)
-State of Emergency
-Sonic Mega Collection Plus
-Tony Hawk's (Project 8) with White Skate Board from the Bundle Pack (Certificate of Authenticity # 45855) (Mint Condition, still in plastic)
-Tony Hawk's (Underground 2)
-Tony Hawk's (Underground)
-Tony Hawk's (Pro Skater 3)
-Let's Ride (Silver Buckle Stables)
-Red Dead Revolver
-Def Jam (Fight For NY)
-Cabele's Big Game Hunter 2008
-Prince of Persia (Warror Within)
-The Matrix (Path of Neo)
-ScarFace (The World is Yours)
-The Godfather
-25 to Life
-Grand Theft Auto (Liberty City Stories)
-True Crime (New York City)
-Shadow of the Colossus
-(x2) Guitar Hero
-(x2) Guitar Hero II
-Guitar Hero III (Legends of Rock)
-Guitar Hero Encore (Rocks the 80's)
-Madden 05
-Madden 06
-Madden 07
-Major Legue Baseball 2K7
-Major Legue Baseball 2K6
-Socom II: U.S. Navy Seals
-Brothers In Arms (Road to Hill 30)
-Call of Duty (Finest Hour)
-Call of Duty 2 (Big Red One)
-Metal of Honor (Rising Sun)
-Metal of Honor (Frontline)
-Metal of Honor (Vanguard)
-Metal of Honor (European Assault)
-Pryzm (Chapter One: The Dark Unicorn)
-The Fairly Odd Parents (Shadow Showdown)
-Silent Hill 3
-Silent Hill 2
-GooseBumps (Horrorland)
(10) Playstation Magazine Disks
(2) Playstation 1 Memory Cards in Carring Jewel Case with labels (case hold 4 cards)
(1) Original Ps1 Controller (grey)
(1) Dual Impact GamePad Controller (See through Green) (3 modes for various game play)
-Silent Hill
-Mortal Kombat (Trilogy)
-Vigilante 8 (2nd Offense)
-Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo (Rare Game)
Nintendo GameCube:
-----Systems and Accesories---- Black with custom Zelda cover
(1) rca adapter for tv
(1) Wireless 2.4 Ghz GameStop Controller (takes 2 AAA batteries)
(1) Original Nintendo GameCube Controller (Black)
-Prince of Persia (Warror Within)
-MegaMan (Anniversiary Collection) (10 games on 1 disk)
-Spiderman 2
-OO7 Nightfire
Sega Genesis:
----Systems and Accesories----
(1) RARE SEGA NOMAD with Battery Pack (mint)
(1) RARE Super Multi-Play Box with Manual Model # P-450
(1) Sega 16 Bit System with listed:
--(1) Original Sega 16 Bit System Box with Manuals and other paperwork
--(1) Original Sega Controller (3 button)
--(1) A/C Power adapter
--(1) A/V TV Antenna Switch Box
(1) Cleaning System Cartridge (with Box)
(1) 6 Button Controller Model # MK-1937
(1) 6 Button Controller Model # MK-1653
(1) High Freguency 3 Button Controller (has auto, turbo, normal, slow motion options)
(1) Eternal Champions fold out poster with extra games and equiptment on back (mint)
(1) 6-Pak cartridge with Sonic the Hedgehog, Golden Axe, Revenge of Shinobi, Columns, Streets of Rage, Super Hang-On (with manual)
(1) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Tourament Fighters) (with manual)
(1) Wrestle Mania (The Arcade Game) (no manual)
(1) Wf Royal Rumble (with manual)
(1) Evander Holyfield's (Real Deal Boxing) (with manual)
(x2) Streets of Rage 2 (only one game has manual)
Super Nintendo:
-Super Double Dragon (with protective plastic end to keep dust out)
(1) A/C Adapter
(1) RF Adapter
(1) NES Zapper (grey)
(1) NES Advantage Joystick Pad (model # NES-026) 1987 Taiwan
(x4) Original Controllers
(1) Innovation 8 Bit Controller (with box)
(1) Game Genie (with Book)
(1) Cleaning Kit in Box (complete) (made by Player's Edge)
-The Legend of Zelda (Gold)
-The Adventure of Link (Zelda II)
-Blaster Master (with box)
-Blades of Steel (with box)
-Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (in plastic protective sleeve)
-Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II Arcade Game (with manual and stategy guide by nintendo power)
-Ecitebike (with protective plastic sleeve)
-Double Dragon (with protective plastic sleeve)
-BattleToads (with protective plastic sleeve)
-Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt
-Super Mario 3
----Misc Items----
(1) RF Adapter with S-Video/Cable end to go into the tv and the other has multiple plug-ins for the (original) Xbox, GameCube, PS2 and also to plug in cable/satelite
(1) audio or video 2 to1 connector
$600 obo
I may sell things seperate, let me know what you want, trades are welcome, let me know what you have
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(1) A/C Adapter
(1) RF Adapter
(1) NES Zapper (grey)
(1) NES Advantage Joystick Pad (model # NES-026) 1987 Taiwan
(x4) Original Controllers
(1) Innovation 8 Bit Controller (with box)
(1) Game Genie (with Book)
(1) Cleaning Kit in Box (complete) (made by Player's Edge)
-The Legend of Zelda (Gold)
-The Adventure of Link (Zelda II)
-Blaster Master (with box)
-Blades of Steel (with box)
-Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (in plastic protective sleeve)
-Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II Arcade Game (with manual and stategy guide by nintendo power)
-Ecitebike (with protective plastic sleeve)
-Double Dragon (with protective plastic sleeve)
-BattleToads (with protective plastic sleeve)
-Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt
-Super Mario 3
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