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I agree, find a 880 casting Vortec 350 as a start. These come with factory roller cams and Vortec heads. With the correct pieces it's easy to get this engine to produce nice power figures. However, I wouldn't waste my time on a 283. While they were excellant engines, the small journal rods these engines came with are not very strong. Especially when you consider if they are stock they are over 40 years old.
The next thing I recommend is learning more about how to hot rod a small block. When you believe things you hear such as all 327's had high compression it shows you have a lot to learn. Next thing I can tell you also is
Lets say we have a stock, 8:1 compression 350 engine. We remove the stock heads and install a set of stock 305 heads with 58cc chambers. Now the compression shot up to 10:1 thanks to the smaller chamber. However when we drive it, we notice it seems to be more throttle responsive, and seems to have better low end torque than it did, but when it reaches 4000 RPM it falls flat on it's face just like the stock heads we removed did. Why? because the small valves in the 305 heads and the stock ports aren't designed to breathe any higher. The ports on the heads we removed aren't any better even so they used a larger valve. What am I getting at here? FLOW IS POWER. Many believe high compression is the ticket to big power, and it is, as long as the flow is there to support it. Many a novice rodder you can ask this question. Which would you rather have, a high compression engine that doesn't flow very well, or a low compression engine with good flowing heads? And the majority will say the high compression with low flow. But in reality, the low compression good flowing engine will eat the other alive. A Good book to get is David Vizards hot rodding small blocks on a budget.
Don't waste your money on camel back heads. Those are now things of the past and they aren't worth investing any money into. Especially when you can get Vortec heads on the cheap and make 30 more horses with them.
If you get a set of camel backs that are stock and need a complete rebuild, your looking at around $700 as they will need valves, hardended valve seats installed, new bronze guides, skim milled to assure flatness, new springs, locks and retainers plus worked. When Vortec heads were readily avalible me and my best friend quickly sold all the camel back heads we had.
You can get a set of Vortec heads for around $600 and still be power over the camel backs. Another thing to remember is if you have poor flowing heads you can't count on the intake to improve it any so sticking a tunnel ram on a stock set of heads won't do it any good.
Code Year CID Vehicle HP RPO Trans Carb Comments
D 56 265 Truck 205 410 Manual 4-Brl
D 58 283 Impala 185 Base Power glide 2-Brl
D 59 283 Impala 185 Base Power glide 2-Brl
D 60 283 Impala 170 Base Power glide 2-Brl Hyd Cam
D 61 283 Impala 170 Base Power glide 2-Brl Hyd Cam
D 62 283 Impala 170 Base Power glide 2-Brl Hyd Cam
D 63 283 Impala 195 Base Power glide 2-Brl Hyd Cam
D 64 283 Impala 195 Base Power glide 2-Brl Hyd Cam
Good luck.
|As much as I love the 283, I wouldn't waste time or even buy it. I'd get a 350, as they're a dime a dozen, and rebuild kits are cheap for them. They'll also make much more pwoer without anywhere near the parts a 283 will take to get less HP.
You will be much better off using a later model 5.7L (aka "350") SBC engine as a foundation. The 283 is small, and it is old school (2 piece rear main seal, no factory provisions to use a hydraulic roller cam). If it were a 327 (meaning it had a 4" bore from the start) it could be an OK block to work with, but it's not. The 283 block can be bored to 4" about 1/2 the time, but will fail the other 1/2. And even then the cylinder walls will be paper thin and there's no more rebuilding it. Plus it's a small journal block, meaning there are no factory cranks any larger than 3-1/4" stroke that will fit it- meaning the max you can get is 327 cid w/o using some sort of custom crank.
If you do a search here or elsewhere for a "vortec 350" or similar terms you can read up on the best engine IMO to use as a starting point.
look pal im going to be honest with you here.
if you want a street/strip car thats great! but, your opening a whole can of worms if you start with a TR intake swap.
"the 327 is a good engine"
"it all has to function in harmony"
alot of guys on this site build cars to run at WOT!
you want to build it to Run great at part throttle and drive it at full throttle im not here to get into a pissing match but i can tell you from experience you can get 400hp from a small block chevy with minimal parts but once again it has to work in harmony with the rest of the cars drivetrain to give you the seat of the pants performance your after.
L79 vette im sure he has headders already because he is considering a TR.
Is there any difference between this motor and the high performance ones other than heads and compression? I intend to change intake carb and cam anyways. If I switched to flat top pistons and better heads would this be worth it?
Thanks, John
D '56 265 Truck 205hp RPO 410 Manual 4-Brl
D '58 283 Impala 185hp Base Powerglide 2-Brl
D '59 283 Impala 185hp Base Powerglide 2-Brl
D '60 283 Impala 170hp Base Powerglide 2-Brl Hyd Cam
D '61 283 Impala 170hp Base Powerglide 2-Brl Hyd Cam
D '62 283 Impala 170hp Base Powerglide 2-Brl Hyd Cam
D '63 283 Impala 195hp Base Powerglide 2-Brl Hyd Cam
D '64 283 Impala 195hp Base Powerglide 2-Brl Hyd Cam
Given your March 1962 date code, the likely engine is in bold above. The c/n 817 block was used for both the 327 and 283.
I got the codes off of the block, 3789817 (327 62-64 truck or passenger car) c2662 (march 26 1962) and the suffix code is T0417D, I have looked through the link you gave me and I found and there is no T0 listed. Does anyone know what this code is?
, John
|When you get your code, look here to see what you have, or what it was stock.
|thanks 68NovaSS, I read that all 327s are 10.5:1 thanks for clearing that up for me. The 327 is stock, I haven't looked at the numbers on it yet.
First of all, a motor's c.r. is relative to the sum of it's internal parts, piston type, dish, dome, and they're volume, cylinder hear chamber volume, etc., just because it's a 327 doesn't necessarily mean it has high compression. Do you have any history on this motor? Numbers off the front block pad, what GM heads, and so on? Has it ever been rebuilt?
BTW, camel hump heads are a stock GM head for some motors.
Here's another TR example on my T-Bucket with two 600's, it's a BB, with lots of cam and makes big power right off idle.
Alright, I just bought a 327. I want to run the Tunnel Ram since these have high compression from what I've been able to find 10.5:1. If Im wrong please tell me. I've heard these had really good heads but I don't remember the name. Would it be better to use the stock heads or change to Camelhumps? I'm still very new to engine building, would someone please explain how to calculate what camshaft to use for my application. Thanks again for helping me with all my questions, I'm just getting into small block chevy's and appreciate the help.
, John
With 3.73 gears and a TH350 with 2000 stall it yanks the wheels off the ground if I hit it hard taking off. A tunnel ram can and does make good low end power if tuned correctly, and the right cam/pistons used. My cam is an Isky 270 mega cam, with flat top 9.5:1 pistons. The car is about 2500 lbs., and M&H drag radials on the rear.
|Do camel hump heads flow enough for a tunnel ram? I don't know anything about them I've just heard they are really good.
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I know i'm going to hear that he is not socialized enough and needs to get out and see more people. I'm going to hear that i shouldn't raise a gsd in a truck. I'll hear lots of negative things and i really dont want it or need it.
If when you're busy with your truck and can't really control people from approaching him, you might want to consider putting him back in the truck after he goes potty. And then when you have a few free minutes, bring him out and get some nearby people to work with you on it. Once he figures out that the ONLY way he gets to meet people is to sit calmly, and that if he breaks his sit and starts to flail about, they either stop and freeze (best if they ignore him and look away too), or even back further away from him, his behavior should start to improve. The second he gets excited and bitey, the people leave. His behavior controls his access to people.
We worked on an exercise in puppy class where all the dogs were tethered to the hooks in the walls, room, and the people in class went around the room and approached each dog in turn. If they could get close enough, they would reward the dog with a treat and then move on to the next one. But they could only continue approaching if the dog remained calm. Think of it as green light - go (dog is sitting and calm), yellow light - stop (dog is standing and starting to get excited), red light - back away (dog is whining or barking in excitement and/or flailing about). Yellow light means they have to wait until he calms down to continue approaching, red light means they have to increase distance so they're further away.
Although this starts out with impulse control around food, I've found it's a great game to play with puppies:
From food you can go onto toys, and there's no reason you can't use it with people too - have them stand still while you approach with him on leash, and either continue approaching them, stop and wait for calmer behavior, or back further away depending on his demeanor, as I described above.
Exercise is very important, but I think a lot of people don't also reinforce calm behavior enough. Just like any other behavior, you can teach a dog to calm down, to relax, to hang out and chill for awhile. Training a dog to go to a mat is great, and something you can easily start now. I wrote about it on this thread: http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum...ml#post1509124
Remember that attention is very reinforcing so if he continues to get attention for inappropriate behavior there is no incentive for him to stop doing it. He needs to be managed so he can't behave badly when greeting people, while he gets tons of reinforcement for doing it right.
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emotional frenzy around people and dogs??!!
Chewy has been with me since i picked him up as a pup and he is 3.5 months old now.. Still has his teddy bear like fur and all the dopey cuteness we all love and adore about GSD pups.. His ears are up with the exception of the right one that keeps wanting to flop halfway through the day but that's ok i know it'll change soon enough. ..
Chewy is NOT my first GSD but he is the first i've ever raised in a truck.
Chewy lives with me in my truck (tractor trailer) and yes he is being raised in the truck. He does pretty good with it so far. Being that he is a high energy dog i do my best to make sure he gets lots of run time and take him for frequent walks. He knows a lot of tricks and commands and he very intelligent with the exception of his behavior at certain times.
Before i go into it i'd like to say that i am 44 years old and i've had MANY pets growing up and into my adult life and yes GSD's and i've never had this issue come up before so its really got me concered because i just don't know how to deal with it. When i get to a truck stop or delivrey i make it first rule to go and take Chewy to do his business because if i dont he WILL and has pee'd and pooped all ovre my truck and no its NOT fun at all... With that said he does his business and i often tie him outside while i get my flatbed trailer ready to unload or load. People naturally see him and they go into " cute puppy" mode and want to go pet him and cuddle him and that's fine. As soon as they get in his zone though he goes into a little frenxy where he is almost trying to turn himself inside out just to get to them and have all their attentions... Its not that easy tho folks because he is jumping up at them and digging claws in and he is barking and biting too.
Since Chewy was a pup he has had this fixation for feet and shoes and still hasnt learned to stay away from feet. Yes i've trained him to stay away from mine but he is still a bit defient with that too but with strangers he goes in and bites their fancy shoes and nips at their pants legs and rips holes in them. When i pick him up so they can pet him he is now a 35 pound nut who is flailing around in m arms and trying to climb inside everyone he meets. He nips and bites their arms and shirts and coasts and DOES bite holes through them and i've been lucky that no one has demanded i replace or repair their garments. I'd be broke if this were the case. I try to hold his snouth when he is getting out of control and he turns to me fast licking my face and digging claws at me with wagging tail and nips and bites my cheeks and mouth and neck. Its embarressing that he is soo out of control like this and i'm not sure how to address it because in all my years of having dogs i've never had this situation to deal with.
Last weekend i took him to Petsmart for a puppy bath and it was his second time there so it was old hats to him ya know... I dropped him off and later on i get a call 2 hours later saying to come pick him up and i was told by the girl that he was very out of control with the nipping and biting people and that he'd bitten and torn a hole in the girls pants and did the same to a manager who came to help get him settled down. They told me that if he had this behavior again that he wouldnt be welcomed back for any grooming services at all..... That's NOT cool
This is NOT appropriate behavior at all and i really want to curb this and turn it around.
I know i'm going to hear that he is not socialized enough and needs to get out and see more people. I'm going to hear that i shouldn't raise a gsd in a truck. I'll hear lots of negative things and i really dont want it or need it.. Chewy is no differant then any other dog and as for a dog being raised in a truck i know an older trucker who drives with 3 dogs in his truck!!! LOL now to me that is nuts!!!
My goal with Chewy is to nip this problem NOW before it grows into a much BIGGER and more SERIOUS problem down the road. Please help me get this Tasmanian devil calmed down around people and other dogs before its too late...
FYI he is fed and watered well enough.
has lot of toys to chew on and lots of thing he is NOT supposed to chew on but does anyways.
he is VERY intelligent and follows commands very quick.
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North Carolina won despite shooting 27 percent (17 of 62) for the game. But the Eagles (0-11) were even worse against a team ranked 23rd nationally in field-goal percentage defense.
N.C. Central missed 17 of 19 shots in the first half and trailed 21-6 at the break. The Eagles made just five shots after halftime and finished at 16 percent (7 of 43) for the game.
Tisha Dixon had eight points and 12 rebounds to lead NCCU, while Chasidy Williams scored seven.
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LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ - Seventeen members of the Iona College men's and women's outdoor track and field programs were recognized on the MAAC All-Academic teams after obtaining a 3.20 grade point average or higher, announced at this weekend's MAAC Championships.
The Most Outstanding Performer of the outdoor championships, senior Alexander Soderberg led eight Iona men's harriers on the list. Graduate students Ben Lindsay and Mitch Goose will both earn Master's Degrees in management and public relations, respectively. Soderberg, a member of the class of 2012 along with Daniel Lipus will earn degrees in chemistry and environmental science. Junior Craig Murphy is joined by sophomores Ronan Callagy, Brendan Farrell, and Reed Kochanek as runners who will return next season.
The Iona women were led by senior Jenny Kurz who finished with the highest GPA in the conference (4.00) will graduate with a degree in International Business. Kurz is joined by fellow classmates Heidi Gregson and Teegan Schoch, juniors Chelsea Hanson and Marion Joly-Testault. Four underclassmen were included on the list for Iona as sophomores Shannon Christie, Tara Jameson, Katie Niblock and Courtney Veilleux rounded out the Iona list.
A total of 82 female athletes comprise the 2012 MAAC Women's Outdoor Track All-Academic Team, with Marist leading all schools with 21 members named to the team. Rider and Saint Peter's both added 17 student-athletes, and Loyola had 13 representatives. Manhattan rounded out the team with five athletes.
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The Fifth Amendment guarantees that nobody shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law.
However, at one time, after the commission of certain heinous crimes, it was common for mobs to form and pull the suspect(s) out of jail and string em up, we wont have no trial! An unknown number of people perished that way. This type of action was known as lynching, and, guilty or innocent, there was nothing the victim could do about it afterward.
Today, reading any Wednesday edition of the USA Today you will find a full page of property seized by the US Government from suspects. This is using Lynch Law against property (We wont have no trial!) In 80 percent of these seizure orforfeiture cases the Governments victims are not even charged with a crime!
Today Lynch Law is used by every layer of government (city, county, state and federal) under such names as RICO as they search for ways to increase revenue (gotta pay for those fat pensions somehow!). Many police departments base up to twenty percent of their budgets on lynched property.
Although it is always said that Americans are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty, what do the black robed defenders of our Rights have to say? In the case of Bennis v Michigan the US Supreme Court ruled that ...the innocence of the owner of property subject to forfeiture has almost uniformly been rejected as a defense! SAY WHAT!!! INNOCENCE IS NO DEFENSE!!! I have heard greedy money-hogging judges use that old line that Ignorance of the law is NO EXCUSE! But INNOCENCE IS NO EXCUSE EITHER??? WHAT A COUNTRY!
I Actually believe that these government property grabbing schemes are the fulfillment of Karl Marxs dream: ...the theory of the Communists may be summed up in a single sentence: Abolition of Private Property! (Communist Manifesto).
I want to strongly urge everybody to cache some of their weapons while you can. Bury them miles away form your home. I have heard the the BATFE is making unannounced calls on gun owners. And, they dont always knock! Sometimes they will smash their way into your home and take anything they want. Using the afore mentioned Supreme Court case, they could take your property and NEVER return it because again I say: INNOCENCE IS NO DEFENSE against forfeitures and seizures!
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Ryan Gosling is a charismatic leading man, so dynamic an actor, that the movies in which he appears can be defined by his presence and his absence and his latest, the multi-generational drama "The Place Beyone the Pines," is a different movie when he's in it than when he's not.
Gosling commands "The Place Beyond the Pines" from the opening scene, a single-take shot that introduces us to Gosling's character, Luke, and his world. Luke is a carnival performer, a daredevil motorcycle rider whom the camera follows from his trailer across the midway and into the "Globe of Death" in which he rides his bike at breakneck speeds. Luke's life is moving, never staying in one place.
When Luke meets up again with Romina (Eva Mendes) at a stop in Schenectady, New York, he learns that Romina has a baby son, Jason. Luke's son. Luke decides then and there to drop out of the carnival and live in Schenectady (whose name means "the place beyond the pines") helping to raise Jason even though Romina is now living with another man (Mahershala Ali). But to raise the money to provide for Jason, Luke takes to crime. He works with a garage mechanic, Robin (Ben Mendelsohn), to rob the banks and then speed off on his motorcycle.
One robbery ends in a fateful encounter with a rookie cop, Avery Cross (Bradley Cooper). That's when the movie's narrative switches from Luke to Avery, and a good deal of the movie's energy fades away.
Avery, we learn, graduated from law school but joined the force because of his idealistic belief in crimefighting. That idealism is tested when, after the robbery incident, some senior cops (led by Ray Liotta) take Avery out for some unofficial police business which leads them back to Romina.
The third part of the film takes place 15 years later. Avery is an ambitious politician, but is at odds with his spoiled teen son A.J. (Emory Cohen). His worries about A.J. compound when the kid makes a new friend at school: Jason (Dane DeHaan).
Director/co-writer Derek Cianfrance, who made the hard-hitting drama "Blue Valentine" with Gosling, is ambitious enough to try a sweeping drama that crosses generations and decades. In part he succeeds, as Luke's sins become reflected in Jason's psychic scars and Avery's cynicism thrown back at him by A.J.'s despondency.
The movie's weakness comes from relying on Cooper as the pivot point. Cooper gives a better performance here than in "Silver Linings Playbook," but he still hasn't crossed that threshold where authentic emotions outplay his matinee-idol looks. (If Cooper needs an example of submerging one's looks for the role, he can look at Mendes, who deglamorizes herself effectively to play the downtrodden Romina.)
But Gosling's energy radiates through the entire picture. Gosling is one of those rare actors who can make you watch intently when his character is doing something wrong or not doing anything at all. If Gosling is the sun, DeHaan is a fast-rising moon, reflecting Gosling's intensity and augmenting it with his own.
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I know many people have been interested (myself included) how well the pepakura files on the star wars wiki actually turn out or resemble a screen accurate suit. So I'm out on a mission to start my own build from the pepakura files I found.
Just some background on me:
I have built a rather decent Boba Fett costume from Sintra and I loved how it turned out but it seemed to be missing something in my opinion. The colors were too strict and the damage was all too well known. So I turned to a custom Mando in my second build. I tried using different materials for the helm and the dome turned out rather weak. But other than that, I used some .024 gauge aluminum to craft the armor from. (old unusable gutter coil). And that's about all the costume experience I have. I'm decent with sewing and rather handy when it comes to fabricating something myself.
I'm only 19, so I know I have room to learn. That's actually why I'm here. To get some tips and tricks when it comes to making your own armor. I'm expecting this build to last me until next halloween. (woot woot 2011!) I'm rather busy, so I will be working in the twilight hours most of the time and it might be only on the weekends. So don't expect this to be done and over in a weeks time.
NOW! Onto the actually work.
Today I set out and:
1. printed all the pepakura files
2. Shopped for under armor
3. Looked for shoes (ideas mainly)
4. Decided on the clone.
I chose:
I am planning on building a jetpack clone and the rifle. And here is a shot of the back, since it is all I could find on the jetpack in regards to the color scheme.
I'm hoping to be able to build the whole suit from cardstock/cardboard and fiberglass the armor. I'm not sure if I need to glass the front too, opinions here would be great. And then covering most of it with bondo/rondo and adding some clear filler on top of that before primer, paint, and weathering.
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I think you will find the 357 much more enjoyable to shoot, but try to find/rent a 44 just to try it and see....JJ
I've shot a 357 but never a 44. I find the 357 fun to shoot. How much more recoil, in a full size revolver is the 44?
I think you will find the 357 much more enjoyable to shoot, but try to find/rent a 44 just to try it and see....JJ
I've shot both and the 357 is much more enjoyable. I've even shot the 357 from a small snubbie and it was tolerable, can't say the 44 would be even when shooting out of a long gun the 44 has a punch to it. 357 is just a great overall round and being able to trade out and shoot a 38 special from it just for target practice and cost is great.
All depends on your shooting program - hunting, long range, or paper punching. The .44 is far more fun to shoot overall, its big slugs kick up dust and dirt that can bee seen easily from a great distance. And things hit by the .44 jump or bounce in a far more dramatic way. Sizeable game hit with the .44 tends to go dowm and stay down quicker. Small game hit by a .44 doesn't leave too much meat.
But for a fun day of tin can bouncing at shorter distances, the .357, loaded with .38 Special or mild handloads is a great way to spend an afternoon. Further, the smaller, lighter guns are often preferred by younger shooters and the ladies.
You pays your money, you takes your choice.
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Well, yeah, ear protection is a must for any shooting, I can attest to that. When I first started shooting, ear protection was considered "sissy." I am paying the price for that. I can't hear the beep of battery checkers, nor other high frequency sounds.
Bob Wright
for DA revolvers - if you hand fits the 44mag revolver - get it
the 44 is the most versitile handgun cartridge - from mild cowboy loads to hot loaded 44mag's - the energy range is huge
for SA - not an issue. those rugers fit any hand


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|thanks for both tips on the transmission..one Type F fluid..bought that purely by dumb luck haha!..and 2..i found out that i dont know everything..i THOUGHT 7 ton 8 quarts would be enough..when i got the truck running to begin checking this or that..the damned thing wouldnt move after i shifted it into drive or reverse!! i was sure that the transmission was bad after sitting so many years..new fluid,low miles on a factory rebuild,new modulator valve, what was going on????!!!...i cursed and i swore and kicked the truck!...then i remembered my dad saying way back when i was kid...'Stop it with your damned temper tantrums and begin checking AGAIN and AGAIN til you figure it out! are you sure the fluid level is correct??..woops...i went online and found i was nearly 4qts shy of a full transmission..so i added 3 more qts and wow an amazing thing happened,the truck moved when i put it in gear!! hahaha!!!
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Gennie used to make a bolt on shifter for the FMX, are they still in business? Lokar might have crushed them just like Vintage Air did to Old Time Air. Too bad. Another thing, when you change oil in them, the converter can be drained also. There are two drain plugs in the face of the converter, 180 degrees apart. One will be at the top to let air in while the lower will let the oil out. Make sure there is PLENTY of oil in the trans when you refill before you start the engine, so nothing runs dry for any length of time. Very important. They hold a lot of oil, I would guess about 12 quarts or so. But then again, the C6 holds a lot of oil too.
The FMX came out in 1958 as the "cast iron Cruiseomatic" It was used in pretty much everything in one form or another for many years. Studebaker used it as the Flightomatic. It is heavy because it was built the old fashioned way, to last. They can be modified if desired, there are shops that specialise in these things. They are still used in vintage drag cars. Just remember when you change oil in them, they are the ONLY Ford trans to use type F fluid. It can be hard to find, however type F fluid was used in farm applications, so it's still very much available, just not in the "quickie" chain stores. DON'T use type FA, this was used in C4 and C6 trans only. They are not interchangeable. Type F fluid as some astute people will know is the auto fluid used in modified trans no matter what kind they are. The C4 and C6 trans are another story altogether, they need a lot of modifying for heavy duty use. The only drawback with these old trans is none of them have an overdrive. But you know, we drove millions of miles on these old trans with no overdrive, it is not really a mandatory thing, believe it or not.
|I will,i should have it here in a couple more days,Im looking forward to getting it...but at the same time,im loathing to get it..why? because i know once i begin installing it and get familiar with it...its going to 'click' in my head where i messed up with the other shifters or rather adapting the others.But thats okay,I got my *** kicked this time..but they wont get me again!
|It sucks that you've had so much downtime. Good to see you tried everything you could think of before breaking out the piggybank. Post a review of the Lokar FMX shifter when you get a chance. Cosmetics, functionality, ease of installation, etc.
|i give up! i cant seem to come up with a simple solution for a floor shifter in the truck i tried building one,i tried adapting my hurst vmatic II..which i traded for a B&M..that didnt work the way i wanted...so i tried adapting a couple of factory floor shifters from a pinto,torino and another cougar.I QUIT!! right now im using a 'hillbilly shifter' basically a metal rod sticking up thru the trans hump connected to the trans.I ordered a shifter from 'Lokar' its a shifter designed specifically for the FMX.I needed my truck for work,its been down all spring,summer and now its fall.I had to stop clowning around and get the thing on the road.I was trying to avoid my usual 'rush,rush,hurry hurry hurry get it done...fix the mistakes later' approach.Anyways the only thing that didnt get done the way i wanted was the shifter and the wiring harness could have come out a bit better,But overall im happier with the way the truck came out compared to other vehicles i built.A few cosmetic things still need to be adressed but i like the truck!
the c6 in the 59 seemed pretty impressive but i don't know what mods it may have had (shift kit, stall).
Ran one behind a 4V cleveland and then a 460 for 7 years. Despite my best efforts I could not blow it up.
Torque converters, shift kits and rebuild parts are still available.
Definitely an underrated transmission.
The FMX is almost bullet proof. It is one of the best automatics Ford ever made. How do I know? I would starve to death if I sold only FMX parts since I have seldom sold more than ONE FMX part in any year of the last 30 years. C4 parts put food on my table day after day, month after month, and year after year.
It is heavy, for sure, about 40 pounds heavier than a C6. But it has less parasitic drag than either the C4 or the C6, so you get more horses to the wheels.
|the back counter guy at the parts store i go to is an old school ford guy. he says the fmx is the most forgiving automatic they ever made. he says that he could never keep 2nd gear in a c6 but he pretty much dogged stuff out from what he says. i don't romp my stuff that often.
|yeah,tey sure are heavy.I just put one in my 55 willys truck.I wanted another 4spd but couldnt find the one i needed for less than 3 bills,then i still needed a clutch kit and flywheel,But the time i had it all apid for i was looking at nearly 700 dollars.But i had the fmx sitting there,i never paid a dime for it.And it came out of a 79 mercury cougar along with the 302 i also put in my truck both were factory rebuilds.So i decided to use the fmx due to money issues.I got alot of flak about switching from a standard to an fmx.Like i said,My dad and i have always run fords and never had trouble with any automatics.I was just curious that maybe we had gotten lucky all these years and everyone else thought fmx were junk.For a truck i would prefer a standard but money talks and i couldnt justify 700 bucks when i had a nice rebuilt fmx just sitting on a rack not being used
|FMX is heavy. i have one in a 69 torino i just got and it looks like no one has ever done anything to it. the car has 81k and sat for at least 17 years but the transmission shifts perfectly. i traded a 67 cougar that i had just had the c4 rebuilt in and the fmx shifts harder than the fresh built c4. it does weigh almost as much as an engine, though. i have a c6 in a 79 f 100 and it sounds like the front pump might be going but i think it has 144k original miles on it. had a 59 f 100 with a built up 460 and c6 last year and the c6 was jam up. i've had a couple of other old fords with c6's and have never had any trouble out of them. i'm not a racer, though.
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okay,whats the problem with an FMX automatic transmission? I have run them before with no troubles at all,my dad ran them for decades hauling tons and tons and tons of sandblasting grit/equipment,cars,trucks,trailers you name it,he has hauled it.And i was never kind to any car i owned that had an automatic.I have used C4's mostly neither trans ever gave any trouble.So im wondering why i hear or read so much negativity about the FMX and C6,I get alot of mumbo jumbo about the C4 being superior less parasitic drag,etc i guess if you want to drag race with an automatic then maybe things like that matter.Im a firm believer in a shift kit and a cooler and NOT sending trans fluid thru the radiator.I dont know,im not a so called pro drag racer,mechanic,etc.But i do know a good transmission when i use one,And if you take care of it,use it as it was intended to be used,Then there should be little troubles
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i couldn't play it as it was like they saw wizardry and put the name on it to attract people who enjoyed the old single player games.
I have played Vanguard on and off these years since it still had that rare oldschool feel. Too bad it will shut down because I've always thought it had so much potential...
Shame about Free Realms.
And yeah, this caught me off guard too.
Are you kidding me right now, Sony?
I absolutely loved Free Realms. What a bummer...
Hmm. I was planning on writing an article for Wizardry online's 1st anniversary. DizzyPW was even surprised it lasted so long and now we see that it is closing.
There's an actual Adults Only rating that is very rarely used.
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The, "its for mature gamers" is a more recent paradigm shift in the social dynamic. I don't see how you could get the " does that offend you somehow" from my post, save that it seems your projecting your own perspective to attempt to make a point, which you've failed miserably at.
My point, which anyone with eyes could easily see, is that not ALL games are for children, you're not going to give any of the God of War games to a six year old, regardless of their "Maturity". It's an incredible simple thing to comprehend, though i admit that i have the terrible tendency to over-estimate people. The comparison between the Sopranos and Barney should have made it as easily as a paint-by-colors book, yet it seems such a blatant and obvious comparison has gone over your head.
Let me make it easier, which is actually quiet difficult as it was already an easy point to understand.
You're not going to give a child who hasn't hit puberty Spec Ops: The Line, or you won't at least if you're a good parent (thus the comment about ESRB ratings and actually reading before giving people games), you'll most likely give them the new Rayman, Pokemon etc.
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still it doesnt chant that most games out there are for kids to enjoy but i do not see why adult can't enjoy games for children ... its byassed thinking ...
and yes some games were created and targeted for older audience like you took God of war games but do tell me are there more games for children or are there more for mature audience ? ... i think they always try to make games in a safe age zone for more sales...
and to be fair i would never give any games to my children to play ... because i do not want my children to get addicted to gaming like i got.
They're pushing people towards EQ Next and their "SWG inspired" MMO.
Here's the information for what demographics play videogames, the average age of a gamer is 30.: http://www.theesa.com/facts/gameplayer.asp
That's from the ESA
Here's a word from the ESRB, the average age is 34: http://www.esrb.org/about/video-game...statistics.jsp
Here's statistics in regards to something which actually IS for children, which is to say it is marketed towards them and has children at the intended audience. Cartoon Networks statistics (which is to say bettwen 8AM till 9PM): http://www.retail-merchandiser.com/i...rk-enterprises
Their's a difference. If you look at the industry you'll see that the development companies aim their products squarely at people near the median age demographic of folks who play, which is between the mid 20s till early fouries, not children. If you want a physical representation of this, look at the newest consoles release titles, only two games could be considered directed at a younger demographic, Knack and Spark. Is their cross over for older audiences? Of course! Their's very little room for a smart-bomb when it comes to the market and a bit bleed over to unintended demographics is always welcome.


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There's a good book I know, it's about raising/training therapy and service dogs:
There's also this website I like: http://www.dogplay.com/Activities/Therapy/therapy.html
I'd suggest training classes and acclimating the dog to different surfaces, items, etc as you may encounter medical equipment and different surfaces in a therapy setting. If you can find a therapy dog class in your area (when your dog's a little older) they should have equipment to use in training.
Thanks guys. I'm going to see what I can do with the odd hospital type stuff. I'm not 100% sure where I can get that... But my school has a big nursing program with a "mock hospital", so I could see if they'd let me walk around it and use it after classes are over and before the custodian really starts cleaning.
So far pawing hasn't been an issue with her. She just doesn't use her paws for things... Even to get my attention (unless she's jumping up on me or beside me, the jumping up is in the process of being corrected, just need to get help from friends to work on it with others).
And yeah. I started with necessary commands, once we get one or two more in we'll be working on more of the "fun" stuff.
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My first dog was a TD. I agree with Lucia on what they look for with testing. They really want those bomb proof easygoing dogs that won't look twice at other animals or react to strange things - some dogs naturally have it while others may take a while. You're blessed to have time on your side - don't rush her if she hesitates at something.
I'll add that you want to acclimatize her to "odd" things often, physical objects, smells, and noises - hospitals or nursing homes are full of things you don't find elsewhere, not to mention odd behaviours from the patients that might spook dogs including flailing and yelling. Alex was as bomb proof as they come literally but I never pushed him if I thought he might be close to having enough.
Two things that I personally was very careful on were not allowing Alex to 'shake hands' if they were very elderly, nails even when well-trimmed can cause tears in fragile skin. Also, I never allowed Alex to lick - you never know what type of medication, lotion, or food might be on their hands and I didn't want him getting ill.
Most places will have restrictions or rules; one place actually was requiring us to carry hand sanitizer with us to sanitize residents hands after touching the dogs. I ended up sending that back to our director and they agreed it wasn't our responsibility but always ensure you read up on each location beforehand to follow any rules they may have in place.
Most of all - have fun and relax! Fun tricks like "play dead" or "high fives" or the like are always great ice breakers for residents who may be more hesitant It also can keep your dog from getting bored if they start to fidget Take lots of treats and water, I also made sure to have baby wipes on hand to keep up any messes that may happen or pass on to residents if needed.
I would make sure she is comfortable walking on slick/shinny/slippery floors. See if you can get her to experience a few elevator rides. I think the main thing is just socializing your pup to a lot of new places and novel experiences. Expose him to wheelchairs, gurneys, moving equipment inside large areas.
When I had my therapy dog tested, they checked for noise sensitivity, willingness to be handled by strangers, and his confidence in a new environment surrounded by strangers without me being there. Neutral to other dogs and other pets - at any one time a facility may have other therapy pets present, including cats and birds and rabbits, so my dog needed to not pay attention to those distractions.
One thing I found very helpful was teaching him silly tricks - made my visits start off on a good note, and a great way to break the ice and get people to laugh and relax around him.
Raising a therapy dog.
So, since I got her at 7 weeks (currently 11.5 weeks), she has displayed what I think is the perfect temperament for therapy work. Sweet and loves to cuddle and get attention from everybody. Loves to explore new places and meet new people, but is willing to listen to me.
At this age she can get a little too excited at first and wants to jump up on people, which I do correct and in future I have no doubt that we'll get to where it won't even be an issue.
I am hoping to have her tested and registered with TDI, as well as get her Canine Good Citizenship and any other titles/testing we can do to help her.
I've been socializing her with all sorts of people (at her pace based on what I have time for, but for her, she could do it all day long), places, and noises I can... And she just takes it all in stride. A few times something will spook her for a moment, or she gets confused by something, then it's "Hmm, okay, that's not too bad", and she's fine again.
Very very friendly, and her bite inhibition training (more like rule) has been going splendidly. As long as you have a good treat for her, she'll try to jump the moon for you.
Anyways, just want to make sure I'm on the right track, and if anyone has any books, websites, or other information. I know therapy work training isn't as big of a deal as service dog training... But I still want to make sure I'm not forgetting anything.
So, any resources, any advice, tips, etc. We have 9-10 months of stuff at least where I can squeeze in a lot of work.
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Out with the old...in with the new!
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specs: Schmidt modernlines 15x8 et 30 with 10mm spacers in the rear, yes the et30 fits in front.....barely!
fronts are nice and flush with the kit
next to figure out the suspention issue I am having... then the shifter fix!
The interior now....
Need to finish the corrado dash install with a proper corrado/ passat cluster (trick it out a little too!)
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Thanks Tim. I suppose this means you can't have my exhaust wrap now.
Did you get your SVT header installed yet?
|Nice! Looks like you did quite a good wrapping job without removing it. The exhaust sounds great man.
Installed my Jay Racing HFC and wrapped the cat and header while I was at it. I actually ended up wrapping the header while it was still on the car. Removing the fans gained some working room. It wasn't that bad to do it that way, but I definitely could have gotten tighter and more evenly spaced wraps with it properly removed. Eh, it works! Underhood temps are more manageable.
The HFC did exactly what I hoped it would, got a few more dB of noise and butt dyno says I might have gained some midrange punch. Hard to tell though. The noise level is still very tolerable at cruise, and it just shouts at WOT. I have the full SVT Borla system, with the resonator and muffler.
Pics! Wrap looks shiny because of flash.
Videos! First one is before the HFC, second is with. Hard to tell, but it's definitely louder with the HFC. Tone is very much preserved. I believe you need to click the videos and view them directly on Photobucket. Not sure if there's a way to imbed them.
Borla Catback only:
Borla Catback with Jay Racing HFC:
Couple updates. For the past few weeks I've been having brake issues, the RF has been dragging a bit and wreaking havoc on my caliper and pads. Lots of heat and vibration, sometimes tolerable and sometimes almost undriveable. Finally got around to fixing it, and re-did the Plastidipped wheels while I was at it. As I removed the RF caliper, I found that the dust boot was not sealed to the caliper at all. I'm sure some dust and dirt got in there and inhibited the piston's ability to move back and forth.
So I bought some used calipers, a seal rebuild kit for one caliper, one new brake line, and new rotors (Centric 120) and pads (Hawk HPS). Plus Duplicolor's caliper paint and five cans of white Plastidip.
Calipers, painted and rebuilt with new seals. The seals were a major PITA to get to seat, I eventually looked up a how-to that said the cap of an aerosol can is the perfect size to get the rubber dust cap to seal to the caliper. It was right!
I used to have 'SVT' painted in white on the blue calipers, but decided to make things easier this time and do all blue. Had to paint over the white on the rears to match this.
Wheels being dipped:
And an artsy fartsy picture:
I'm happy to report that my braking is much better now. No more sticking and vibration and pulsation. It seems that they don't bite quite as early as they used to, but that might be due to the broken caliper grabbing early. The feel is still very solid and progressive though.
Now I just need to figure out why my amps aren't turning on... I do love my Ford, and it's need to Fix Or Repair Daily
Yeah they must not have had trouble with them since I didn't hear anything about it. Handling and ride are both improved, in most road conditions. I only noticed a bit more bounce over large road imperfections and things like railroad tracks.
Air ride would be sweet, but it's just so expensive... $1400+
|glad the shop got those bolts out . i was worried we'd bust em for sure. i wish i could get karls air ride setup. but alas i is broke.
|Looks great swan. I used a clay bar for the first time a couple weeks ago and couldn't believe the difference it made.
|Looks good man
Busy weekend!
With help from Paladin, I got new suspension stuff installed. FRPP springs (M-5560-ZXM) and stock SVT dampers (M-18000-ZX3).
Soaking in PB Blaster the night before the install...
Then on Sunday I decided it was Detail Day. Washed, clayed, buffed, used Dr. Colorchip on the bumpers, then some Griot's speed shine. Used pretty much all Griot's products actually, good stuff! I'll wait for the Dr. Colorchip paint to fully cure before waxing it this weekend.
Buffing results, ooo shiny:
Some before pictures of bumper rash:
Aaaand after:
Overall I'm impressed with the Dr. Colorchip stuff. Very easy application process, and while the results certainly aren't as good as a full repaint, it improved my 5' paint job on my bumper to a 20' paint job, which is what I was after. Certainly better than it was before, and the color match is quite good.
Car is at the shop today getting the rear shocks replaced, we had a helluva time fighting the lower bolts and gave up on them. It needed an alignment anyway so I figured might as well have them finish the shocks. I have yet to really push the car in the corners, so we'll see tonight how she handles! The look and ride is exactly what I was hoping it would be though, virtually no ride degredation over stock. It doesn't look too much lower than stock from the pics, but it definitely is, and it will likely lower a bit more once the springs settle.
Oh, and I should take some pics of the old springs/dampers when I get home, they were naasty, probably all original stuff.
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(Lucasville) - Harry Mitts, Jr. has paid the ultimate price for his crime. The condemned inmate was executed Wednesday morning in Lucasville.
In 1994 Mitts was convicted of the aggravated murders of Garfield Heights police officer Sgt. Dennis Glivar and John Bryant in Cuyahoga County.
The Ohio Parole Board recommended August 27 that the condemned killer be executed as scheduled. Gov. John Kasich denied a request for executive clemency last week.
Mitts shot his neighbor, John Bryant, near his apartment complex near East 88th Street. Police say it was a racially motivated crime.
Mitts then got into a shootout with responding police. Sgt. Dennis Glivar was killed and Lt. Thomas Kaiser and Officer John Mackey were wounded.
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>You loose over 50-75% with your topbar-natural-comb systems and with other stone age systems.Not really. Most years I lose between 0% and 10%. Back when I had large cell comb and Apistan treatments for Varroa, I lost 100%.
gene-pool, your probably right, but help me understand it. i thought that gene-pool is nothing else but the whole population, so by eliminating a part of that population you are eliminating a part of the gene-pool.if not, what is it?
Using natrual built comb might use more of the honey production towards comb building the 1st year but after that it is all the same cost wise. However, based soely on my observations a hive building comb naturally will build it faster and have an equivalent harvestable honey crop as a hive using foundation. It is not uncommon for me to find that the hive natural builds comb to out produce a hive using foundation, everything else being equal.
Here is famous research. Look table 1 about combshttp://www.funpecrp.com.br/gmr/year2003/vol1-2/gmr0057_full_text.htOxalic acid is so safe that Europen Union does not want to measure residuals.However it is greatly interested about the added sugar in the honey. Is too known that ice sugar dust kills larvae.
Finsky:........2. I have evolved into advocating natural beekeeping. ...........
I gived to hive 3 medium box foundations. In three week they draw all foundations and hives all had 240 lbs cappad honey in one time.
In horticulture guys claim that a big tree catches so and so much dust from air. If it is true, every year I should see one new cubic square meter dust under the tree and after 10 years amount of lorry. - But I cannot see it. So, I am a bad environmentalist when I cannot see that dust heap under the tree.
Foundation is only the bottom part of the cells. Just how much wax could that possibly be?
Surely there couldn't be that much more honey needed to build just that little bit of cell bottom. So while you claim huge differences in yield between foundation and no foundation, I just can't see it. I can see a possible increase between fully drawn comb and no wax at all.
You should live here where the dust really blows. If there is dust in the air and there is something to block the wind then the dust will fall out of the air. It doesn't have to be a tree, just a little clump of grass.
When you bye langstrot foundations, one sheet weights 100 g. One box needs 10 sheets= 1 kg wax.
Surely there couldn't be that much more honey needed to build just that little bit of cell bottom. So while you claim huge differences in yield between foundation and no foundation, I just can't see it. I can see a possible increase between fully drawn comb and no wax at all.
Hmmm... I have seen pictures. Texas is like Sahara. Nothing else but dust and oil.
i've noticed that bees thiner the foundation we give them, maybe they use it to build cell wals?


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The low voltage relay is probably going to be your easiest way. The 12v. can go across the contacts, and then the coil of the relay is fed from the alternator. If voltage drops the coil out the contacts close and the red light comes on.
Some one wire alternators have an internal jumper from the one wire to the internal regulator and can be opened up and that lead tapped to attach a wire to an idiot light, but it might void your warranty on the alternator.|
Another method is to get a std. GM 3 wire alternator and jumper it to make it a one wire, then use terminal #1 to feed the idiot light. In these alternators you have a single wire off the post to the battery to charge, then there are #1-#2 post, and a jumper from #1 to the bolt on post makes it a one wire, and #2 is the indicator.
Like this:
There may be easier ways, but this is what I think of when I see someone in your situation:
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One wire Alt with gen red lite ?
I'm re-wiring a'55 T Bird, and convert it to 12 volts. The owner suppleiied a 1 wire alternator and a CHEAP wiring kit. Got all the wires in and working, except the original gen charge lite. Is it possible to hook it up somehow to the ! wire alt ????? I under stand how the gen lite works, but those wires are not available with ! wire alternator. IF, it was my car , I'd install a voltmeter. I would like to try to user the red lite.........How can I wire a ! wire alterntor inot the gen red ?????.thanks
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British football fans have long earned a reputation for their vulgarity, anger and violence during matches in which they openly express views of opponents that are rather vicious in content and voice. Police have arrested two of 16 suspects who howled racist and homophobic chants during a game on September 28, 2008. The aim of their vicious comments was Sol Campbell, and police have decided to send a message to all the sick British football fans who believe they have an unlimited right of free speech regardless of the form and content of their verbal abuse. "We want to send a clear message," said police, "that abuse of this kind will not be tolerated and that we are taking robust action."
An issue is whether athletes once on the field of play have any rights regarding what is being said about them or members of their family. Can racists shout whatever they desire knowing full well athletes have no way to respond while playing football. It is time to establish some limits on what these sick individuals can express in open because in so doing, it sends a message even athletes have rights.


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Re: Orly Owls' Opprobrium
lmao their expressions :D Monocles make everything much more sophisticated.
Re: The Orb-Weaver
Always great designs!
Re: Obese Owl!
Words cannot describe how much I want this design to win. First shirt in a couple of derbies that's actually interesting to me.
Re: Ancient Oak
I'm green with envy, hah!
Re: Origami Ocean
Go origamis!!!
Re: Olive Swimming
This is adorable!!! GMV
justgrimace wrote:Fantastic! I really hope it makes the cut!
nblottie wrote:This one came out better than I expected. I remember rambling off the idea and thinking, no... no way. Then I sketched it out and the sheep just made me want to bring this one to life. It's my first green shirt submission.
Hope you like it!
I hate to be that guy, but maybe this sheep is a foreigner and where he comes from it starts with an "O". I would hate for him to die due to forgetting his Babel fish.
(I left off the languages that require base knowledge of their own phonetics because I did not feel the need to trace all of them down to see if it produced a beginning vowel sound similar to an "O" in the English language.)
Re: Soviet Onions
In Soviet Union, we make onions cry!
Re: occupied
That is some nice looking octo!
parrotheads wrote:saved.
what, exactly, does that mean?
Re: The Good Octopus
This is seriously awesome. More votes, people!
clarkkentsgirlfriend wrote:AHHH i love owls! but then again i love all your shirts..
parker pan
ochopika wrote:O RLLY?
(awesome work)
Thanks Ocho! Your and collin's entry this week is fantastic.
Re: Order of the O-Cult
I love how menacing but at the same time adorable they are lol.
And your shading and color totally rock!
The truth behind oil spills...
Re: Ocarina of Timepieces
I am a huge Zelda fan, and I love your design. I really like the brightness of the blue against the black.
The only thing I don't like about it is that the ocarina is strait, I feel as though it would look better on an angle.
I am kind of curious how this isn't being rejectionated... don't the final shirts have to be submitted with Halftone dots if they are made in Photoshop? Does that mean Woot has taken to making the halftones for both Illustrator AND Photoshop now?
I love the design though, don't get me wrong, amazing work.
Re: O, opera!
An Orangutan, Otter, Owl, and Opossum sing an opulent opera by an old oak tree in front of the Oberhalbstein Mountain Range. (It's in the Alps, look it up)
calsingj wrote:I love how cynic scrutinized another person's grammar only to be proven wrong and be exposed for his own grammatical error.
Cynic, try being less cynical.
Souldn't it be, "the cynic?"
Re: Origami Ornithopter
great work!
Re: Omphalos of Omphale
must have! I NEED this to go with my fat unicorn shirt!!! Pleaasaseeee win!!! This is. Too AWESOME!
Re: The Orchid Onryō
I'm surprised this doesn't have many votes.
Re: Level 85 Ogre
Even though I hate WoW, I would buy this...if it weren't for the inevitable conversations about WoW that it would bring up.
I just don't feel like punching that many people.
I so want this shirt. Let's get some votes on it people! :D
I suppose the sheep is getting some new orifices?
largoons wrote:fail.
I'll grant you, there's a certain "polar bear in a snowstorm" feel to it ...but woot has sold shirts with less ink on them than this before.
Re: OCTAGON MADNESS
This reminds me of my pixel-pushing days ... Ever tried to manually create a smiley with only MS Paint and the rough idea how it may "look 3-dimensional?" My result looked almost like this shirt (before applying eyes etc, of course).
xarous wrote:I hate to be that guy, but maybe this sheep is a foreigner and where he comes from it starts with an "O". I would hate for him to die due to forgetting his Babel fish.
(I left off the languages that require base knowledge of their own phonetics because I did not feel the need to trace all of them down to see if it produced a beginning vowel sound similar to an "O" in the English language.)
No, you see it's a perfect example of one way the sheep can get outta this mess. Oracle oyster, international representative of all things "o" shows up just in time to pardon the poor sheep with a multi-national pardon.
Re: Offenbach's Orpheus in the Underworld
So much life in a picture about death!
Re: Owl I Want is a Cup of Coffee
Oh, I know someone who looks *exactly* like this before his first coffee!
Re: Octopus ready to ink
now that's out of the way, I'll say that this is resubbed in grey and black on silver shirt. I need to be banned from the use of color until I get through a color class, I think.
Jackemmenjaser wrote:I'm surprised this doesn't have many votes.
hmm. I wonder why? it's only been submitted for 3 hrs, and that was at 5:44 A.M. Eastern time.
Re: Ostrich the grouch
Very clever. I really would buy one!
Re: Oddball MLG
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Geiger joined the Hoard's Dairyman editorial staff in 1995 as associate editor. As a member of the editorial team, he has traveled to dairy farms or attended meetings in 46 states while covering the dairy industry. He has also traveled to six Canadian provinces and five other countries and has given presentations in 15 states and three foreign countries.
During his tenure, he was promoted to senior associate editor and assistant managing editor. Geiger was instrumental in launching the first Hoard's Dairyman website.
In 2013, Geiger was named managing editor. His duties include preparing editorial commentary and Washington news. Geiger also is responsible for the magazine's coverage of milk marketing, dairy policy, dairy product promotion, reproduction, genetics, business planning, and production costs. He coordinates annual Hoard's Dairyman Cow Judging Contest and cover photo selection. He also supervises the magazine's internship program. He is involved with the magazine's Hoard's Dairyman farm and maintains close ties and ownership in his home dairy farm which dates back to 1867.
Geiger served as the 62nd President of National Dairy Shrine in 2010 and has been on the organization's executive committee for five years. In addition, Geiger completed two terms as President of the Wisconsin Holstein Association (WHA). He has served either as President, Vice-President, and Secretary over the course of a seven-year run for the WHA, serving on the executive committee and as an advisor to the Junior Association during the entire span. In 2010, he was elected to the Holstein USA board of directors. He now chairs the audit committee and served as past chair of the legislative affairs committee. He also is Superintendent of the Intercollegiate Dairy Cattle Judging Contest at World Dairy Expo and is Secretary-Treasurer of the Klussendorf Memorial Association. Geiger served on the Holstein Foundation's Young Dairy Leaders Institute Advisory Committee for a dozen years and is serving a second term as a board member on the University of Wisconsin-Madison's College of Life Sciences Board of Visitors and served as President of the Alpha Gamma Rho's Iota Chapter's Educational Foundation.
At the 2012 World Dairy Expo, Geiger was selected as the 14th Honorary Member of the Klussendorf Association, which is the Hall of Fame for North America's dairy cattle exhibitors. In December 2010, World Dairy Expo recognized Geiger as "Friend of Expo" for "Outstanding Support and Service." In 2008, Geiger received the Andy Markwart Horizon Award from the American Agricultural Editor's Association (AAEA) which is presented to an outstanding young journalist age 35 and under who embodies the youthful vigor, energy, passion, dedication, and creativity shown by Andy Markwart in his volunteer work for AAEA for many years. That same year, he received Alpha Gamma Rho's Grand President Award given to the Fraternity's top four members under age 40.
He holds degrees in agricultural economics and dairy science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and was senior class secretary of his graduating class.
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this is a video i did about Spike's Tactical ST-15 M4 Carbine is small nothing big i did have fun shooting my AR-15
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this is a video i did about Spike's Tactical ST-15 M4 Carbine is small nothing big i did have fun shooting my AR-15
Overall, your video was a bit disjointed. Believe me when I say that video is the best indicator of skill. I post a lot of video when it comes to trying to perfect my skill with arms, as you may have seen here on this forum. I am by no means better than anyone else, but I make sure to put the best (and worst, as Mike Bahram can attest) for the specific reason of showing what is good to do, and what is bad. Keep in mind that when you post a vid to youtube, many people will see it.... only post your best. That is not a dig. It's just a fact. People who are, how shall we say.... less interested in skill, may take your video as a "Everyone can be awesome with an AR" whereas if you were to wait a little bit and work on your skills with it, you may post something that astounds the beginner. Making them want to practice a bit more.
All I'm saying is, don't film your first outing to put on a gun forum... shoot a lot, train a lot, get better A LOT. Then, provide information.
Please do not take this as a discouraging post. Just take it from someone who shoots a lot. You should sight in your rifle. If you shoot it from a bench rest and it is off to the left... adjust our sights... then shoot some more. If you did not shoot your rifle from a rest to verify its accuracy... please do so post haste! The rifle may be a lot of fun to shoot, but if its inaccuracies are because you didn't sight it in properly, you will only be training yourself to shoot inaccurately.
A rifle is only as accurate as it's bore to sights, and as accurate as it's user can line them up.
You noticed that the rifle was shooting to the left... figure out why. Was it the sights, or was it the shooter?
Shoot it off a rest, determine where it shoots from there, then adjust the sights to zero. Shoot off hand and determine if it's the rifle (not likely after being shot off the rest) or if it's the shooter. 99% of inaccuracies are the shooters fault, not the weapons. Figure out what your weapon is capable of, then work on your inaccuracies.
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Printing A Photo On Canvas
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The image originally was just a small on-line image that i found on the internet, that was only the size of roughly half the laptop screen,
however ive changed its DPI to 2,500 through Irfanview,
and its dimensions to 6,480 x 8,640.
When i open the image on my laptop with 'windows photo gallery' it just opens at the normal size that all images open at.
(Roughly 2/3 size of the laptop screen)
Although if i open it with paint its huge, and freezes my laptop as its too big to show on the screen, plus looks very blurry in paint when it doesn't freeze! :9
If i send this image to canvas print company and tell them to print it onto canvas size 36x48inches,
how good will the clarity be when i get the finished art canvas to my home??
Will it be the same clarity and quality in that size as how it looks when i open the image in windows photo gallery (photo 2/3 of screen size),
will it look very blurry and crap and look like how it looks when i open it with paint and it shows in my laptop screen at its full size dimensions??
Posted 28 June 2010 - 08:54 AM
You can't increase the size that much it will look utterly rubbish. Not to mention you are stealing someone's image which is copyright theft.
Posted 21 July 2010 - 11:10 PM
Also photo editing is available per request,
We do all that is absolutely necessary to create perfect canvas each time.
1. Colour calibrated workflow
2. Two choices of canvas media
3. Two choices of stretcher thickness.
4. Use of varnish matt or gloss (also semimatt/semigloss)
5. Quick turnaround.
Canvas Photo Prints
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they were able to resize and recolour my photo for printing on canvas and it was delivered within a week!
Posted 29 March 2011 - 03:08 PM
Further to the comment above about Unit 2 Studios, I have also had experience of dealing with them and have found them to be of great assistance each and every time I deal with them.
I have dealt with a few companies in the past who have printed my photos on canvas, but the guys at Unit 2 always go the extra mile... meaning that I deal with them all the time, not to mention the top quality canvas prints they produce.
Unit 2 Studios come well recommended!
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Posted 05 April 2011 - 06:57 PM
I had one spot colour and one sepia, I can highly reccomend them!
Posted 04 May 2011 - 09:40 AM
Ya sure why not i have a big name that provides services for printing on canvas but it is too far from your place. So better you get online services.
Posted 19 May 2011 - 05:46 AM
I have used Digital technique for printing photos which gives sharp and exact results. They prevent over lapping of colors.
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Posted 14 June 2011 - 03:59 PM
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