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Arsenal's Premier League clash with high-flying West Bromwich Albion on Saturday, December 8 is another crucial one for Arsène Wenger's team, but not just for what's happening on the pitch – the game will also be the Gunners' dedicated charity matchday, where funds will be raised for The Arsenal Foundation. Players will generously donate a day's wages on the day, while bucket collectors will be positioned at Emirates Stadium. Fans can also donate in many more ways, including by text message and through auctions.
The Arsenal Foundation aims to transform young people's lives and help them to become the best they can be. It provides donations to lots of great charitable and community projects locally and overseas, such as our global charity partner Save the Children, to get kids fulfilling their potential no matter what their situation.
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Gold Tumbles, South African Miners Fall
It had to end sometime.
After stringing together a bunch of strong days, South African gold miners are taking a beating today. Harmony Gold Mining (HMY) has plunged 6.3% to $4.08, AngloGold Ashanti (AU) has fallen 4.6% to $17.77, its largest since April 17, Sibanye Gold (SBGL) has ticked down 4% to $3.40 and Gold Fields (GFI) has dropped 2.5% to $6.14. All told, the Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX) has fallen 2.2% to $29.68.
Of course, it doesn't help that the price of gold is falling. The price of gold has dropped 1.1% to $1396.10 today, after rallying 8.4% during the past two weeks. And the 120-day correlation between gold and the gold miners sits at 72.2%, above its two-year average 68%.
And if investors wanted any more reasons to worry about the risks posed by government actions on the share price of gold miners, look no further than Barrick Gold (ABX), which has dropped 3.4% after the company said it would have to delay production at its Pascua-Lama mine. Reuters has the details:
Canada's Barrick Gold Corp said it would delay beyond 2014 the startup of its Pascua-Lama gold mine in Chile and Argentina, and as a result would likely exceed its current project budget of up to $8.5 billion...
...In a filing with Canadian regulators late on Monday, Barrick attributed the delay to water management work required by Chile's environmental regulator. The miner did not make clear when it expects the controversial mine to start production or how much it now plans to spend on the development.
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"This is very exciting for us. It is great when we can finally bring a film home," said Mark Lund, executive producer, director and writer. "Conservatively, I would probably say that about 30 percent of the film's cast and crew are from New Hampshire."
The movie stars Paul Lussier and his co-star, Michele Mortensen, both from New Hampshire. The film's director of photography, Jeremy Blaiklock, is also a Granite State resident, according to Lund.
In the film, there is a two-minute segment that highlights Miller's memories while he undergoes the MRI procedure. That two-minutes of screen time took several extra days of filming, editing, distortion and special effects, according to Lund, who described the small segment as a production itself.
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Pope Benedict XVI has named UST alumnus Monsignor George A. Sheltz '71, as the new auxiliary bishop for the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston.
Daniel Cardinal DiNardo, archbishop of Galveston-Houston, introduced Bishop-elect Sheltz at a press conference on Feb. 21 at the Archdiocesan Chancery in Downtown Houston.
The Archdiocese has been waiting for some time for the appointment of an auxiliary bishop to assist Cardinal DiNardo in shepherding 1.2 million Catholics in 10 counties. The Archdiocese has been without an auxiliary bishop since March 2010.
George Arthur Sheltz was born and raised in Houston. The second oldest child of George and Margaret Sheltz' two sons and one daughter, Bishop-elect Sheltz was educated at Annunciation Catholic School and St. Thomas High School. He graduated from the University of St. Thomas and St. Mary's Seminary with a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and a Master of Theology in 1971.
The same year, he was ordained a priest for the then-Diocese of Galveston-Houston. Bishop-elect Sheltz spent 36 of his 40-plus years as a parish priest at Catholic churches around the Archdiocese: Assumption, Sacred Heart Co-Cathedral, St. Vincent de Paul, Christ the Redeemer, Prince of Peace and St. Anthony of Padua parishes.
In 2007, he was named Director of Clergy Formation and Chaplaincy Services for the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Since 2010, Bishop-elect Sheltz has been the Archdiocese's Vicar General and Chancellor, overseeing the administrative operations of the largest diocese in Texas and the 12th largest diocese in the United States.
"I am deeply humbled and honored that Pope Benedict XVI has named me an auxiliary bishop today," Bishop-elect Sheltz said. "This Archdiocese has been my home my entire life and it is a joy and privilege to pledge my continued service to the wonderful people of Galveston-Houston who have been my brothers and sisters in faith these many years. I also pledge my fidelity and communion with the Holy Father. I am deeply grateful for his expression of confidence in me."
Bishop-elect Sheltz comes from a family of Houston vocations. His father, Deacon George Sheltz Sr., was in the first class of permanent deacons ordained for the diocese in 1972. Bishop-elect Sheltz' late brother, Anton Sheltz, was ordained a priest for the Diocese of Galveston-Houston in 1976. Bishop-elect Sheltz' uncle, Monsignor Anton Frank, was the first native Houstonian to be ordained for the diocese in 1933.
"Bishop-elect Sheltz represents the long history of local priests who have given their lives in selfless service to the Lord," Cardinal DiNardo said. "I look forward to working with him as my chief collaborator in this growing, diverse Archdiocese."
Bishop-elect Sheltz will be ordained a bishop in late April at the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart. The papal appointment also names Bishop-elect Sheltz as Titular Bishop of Irina.
For photos and a video about Bishop-elect Sheltz, visit the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston website: www.archgh.org/Bishop-Sheltz.
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Wi-Fi is an important aspect of any iOS device, but wouldnt be cool to have even more control over it than you already do? Thor is a new jailbreak tweak by iOS developer ClausCartel that has just hit Cydia. With it, you can control your Wi-Fi based on applications instead of having to enable and disable your Wi-Fi manually from the Settings application or with third party toggles.
What happens when you download Thor is you will find a new preferences pane in the Settings application (shown above) that has a switch for enabling and disabling the tweak on demand and many other switches for some miscellaneous applications. The switches for the applications can be turned on or off depending on whether you have these applications on your device or not. There would be no reason to enable the switches for the applications in the list that aren't on your device.
If for any reason you disable Wi-Fi maybe to disable some notifications for a period of time, Wi-Fi will be automatically re-enabled as soon as you open an application that you have enabled from Thors preferences pane. So if your Wi-Fi is off and you have App Store enabled from Thors preferences pane, Wi-Fi will be enabled within a second of launching the App Store application.
The tweak is actually a pretty good idea, but as it sits right now, the developer should rethink the preferences pane. It would be more useful if the tweak took a roll call of every application on your device and made a list out of those instead of making a pre-defined list of applications that the tweak can work with. Right now, the tweak's preferences pane includes support for all of the following applications:
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Even though the list is limited, it includes some very popular applications that should at least make some users happy. The tweak is free, so there is nothing to lose from giving it a try. It will be best used for people that disable Wi-Fi and forget to turn it back on.
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I got stormrider's/Fettpride's rubber knees last month but just had time to start on them.. Just wanted to post some of my progress pics. I primed and painted each with metallic spray and then put the masking fluid and a base coat of yellow seen here
Let this dry a day and then I misted over with the pumpkin orange plus some grimey black. Once this was dried another day I removed the masking fluid and added some accent around the damaged areas..
This is where I am at now, I just have to add some scratches and add in my dark side knee darts... let me know what you think so far...as for cracking, I noticed NONE so far.. I have bent them flat even. Used Krylon Fusion paints.


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Hi guys, I have SO nearly finished my Fett, and I am wondering about the boots. My plan is to buy some black leather boots and paint/weather them accordingly. Has everyone on here spent $150 on MOW or CA boots? Surely some of you have cut corners with them :P I am hoping to find some leather boots that are the right shape and size which will save me money as I have already spent about £1100 on it so far ($1,700)!! With just the Codpiece, butt piece, wookie scalps, boots, blaster strap and some more paint to go!
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rectangle wrote:I like the idea of the shirt, but I'd be horribly embarrassed if my lab equipment leaked like that/I couldn't pour a liquid without making such a huge mess. I don't like that the shirt is implying that chemistry is sloppy and the dripping liquid kinda just looks bad.
It makes sense if you watch Breaking Bad.
Re: Seven Kingdoms
I would by at least 3 of these!
yankeebird wrote:What you're seeing in other entries that looks like different shades are halftones.
I have heard of halftones before but not sure how to do that. lol. I'm just a software programmer who wanted to try a shirt
adamant628 wrote:Perhaps the word was too subtle for the rejectionator. I didn't see it until I read your post.
I saw it right away.
I love this shirt and would get 2 - one for me and one for my son.
tangolite132 wrote:Oh, dear. I absolutely adore this design, but the rejectinator should be coming soon. I may be the only one who sees it, but this shirt has two ink colors. v.v
Don't worry, it's one ink color. The shades are created with halftones. If you look closely you can see that there are little dots instead of a second color. It's an illusion, ooOOOOooOOOoOOOo.
tangolite132 wrote:I feel so silly because I can't read it. >.<
Also, I despise this word censor. <.<
nuts. what word censor?
spoiler alert: it says ooze!
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chachachino wrote:spirit! reveal yourself!
don't want to end up at this chateau on a stormy night. enjoy! vote!
so i learned from a fresh set of eyes that this isn't as immediately legible as i thought it was. it says haunt. like 'this spooky shack is no jaunty haunt, scoob. zoinks!'
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this is sweet. good color choice, and i like the variety of cool wiggly textures here.
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those little guys make politics cute.
also, kinda meta, right?
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how is this not getting more love? i mean votes.
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for some reason, this reminds me of the artwork for the gorillaz. i dig it.
So gonna get this Woot for me and my friend Michelle when it is available!
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tangolite132 wrote:Nice, but I fear the rejectinator will get to it. I believe this calls for a "text only design." Sorry, bud.
I thought that was a possibility, we shall see what happens
LOVE THIS!!! the resub is works well!!!!
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Very creative. I really like how this turned out. +1
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I like how you made the space between the letter look almost like sword slices and the subtle highlights around the opening in the mask. +1
yes. this one. this one more than the others. letters. three. g, m, and v.
Re: CUBE
This is really cool, almost abstract. +1
Re: It's Getting A Little Muggy
I really like the style of this. +1
Re: Cute as a button
Awesome idea, execution, and placement. GMV.
Re: After All This Time
So amazing! I want this to win so i can give it to my bestie! She would love it. Beautiful design! Bravo
Re: ROBOT
Really nice work! +1
This is so metal! Nice. +1
Re: My Lucky T-Shirt
Very cool. I do wish the clover stem came from the right of the clover with more of a "y" swoop. Hopefully you pull some St. Patrick's Day votes. +1
Re: Genius
This is genius... really, nobody said that yet. Guess I have to be the cheesy one. GMV.
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Really cool guys! , had a really nice time trying to find the style of each of you. +1
Re: Love
Very cool. It's truly a love-hate shirt. I can even make out "HATE" as the knifes connect/stab the letters. Very cool. Voted.
Even if you don't win, I still want to buy this shirt!!
Re: Fossil
Very nice! Fits the actual rules, reads well and is very imaginative. Would really like one.
Thank you all! :D Last hours to vote!:D And time to cross our fingers :D
atotom99 wrote:Nice design, but it seems a lot of the finer details would be lost in printing, even at 16 inches wide (which btw is the maximum width allowed but is usually much less than that). Imagine the "muddled detail" on a smaller woman's or kid's T.
I was concerned about this while working on the design, and originally actually had the elements even smaller than they are now on the shirt. I test-printed the design on a sheet of paper at 9 inches wide after finishing though, and everything is clear and visible, so I can't foresee any problems, even with women's and kids sizes
Also, thanks again everyone for the comments and votes on this design!
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I love your little tips-o-the-hat to Fallout.
Awesome job - it looks like it's even more readable from a distance. Here, I'll push that little button and help push this late-comer up toward the fog.
noche wrote:This is fantastic, but we all know that the if the Dude made this shirt the I would be a J right?
I digress, GMV.
Thanks, and yeah, I thought of that, but Woot has a "no drug references" rules.
Great design! I like that you included The Iliad. Is the birdcage a Vonnegut reference, or something else?
paigeg wrote:Awesome job - it looks like it's even more readable from a distance. Here, I'll push that little button and help push this late-comer up toward the fog.
I love the subtlety of the word in this shirt. Once its seen its hard to unsee but the effect before and after is quite cool.
I too would love for this late comer to find its way to the fog.
collinvh wrote:This is really cool, almost abstract. +1
Funny observation. Especially given that Cubism was technically the forerunner to the art movement that became known as abstract; therefore, Cubism as a whole qualifies as "almost abstract."
Does that mean the artist was thinking outside the box?
Sick Shirt! This design Rocks! Totally Rad!
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In the novel A Bad Man, author Stanley Elkin deconstructs the word salesperson as "sales is person." In other words, individuals have perceptions -- about themselves and about others -- and (in this case) those perceptions about salespeople matter. How you view the sales channel influences your approach. For example, are you trying to become more empathetic with the sales team (or not)? Your strategy drives how you provide the content, skills, and tools that salespeople need to have a valuable sales conversation at higher altitude levels within the buying organization.
About once per quarter, we hold a Sales Enablement Roundtable. The roundtable event is cool because we bring portfolio, marketing, and sales executives into a room to tackle specific sales enablement challenges. During the course of one of our most recent events, we heard different points of view from a seasoned group of sales enablement professionals. For example, in our most recent roundtable, we heard statements like:


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I'm working on mine too.
There's very little good data on this that's out in the open. In addition to the lower mods, you will need to do some trigger and safety mods.
I shipped mine to WLA, they did the mods but I can't get a good idea of the final assembly. I'm getting the impression that there's a mod needed to the 'drop in' parts also a mod to the safety.
At this point I'm at a standstill.
Keep in mind there's the Vector method and the WLA method. They're not interchangeable (IIRC).


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What is a hysterectomy?
A hysterectomy is the surgical removal of a woman's uterus to treat a variety of diseases, disorders and conditions of the uterus and reproductive system. The uterus is a pear-shaped organ located in the lower abdominal (pelvic) area where a baby grows during pregnancy.
Hysterectomy is a common but major surgery with significant risks and potential complications. Removing the uterus also means you will no longer be able to bear children. Your body may experience other changes as well, including early menopause if both of your ovaries are removed. Less invasive treatment options may be available to you depending on your condition and specific circumstance, so you should consider getting a second opinion about your treatment options before having a hysterectomy.
Types of hysterectomy
The types of hysterectomy procedures include:
Supracervical hysterectomy (subtotal or partial hysterectomy) is removal of part of the uterus, leaving the cervix intact.
Total hysterectomy is removal of both the uterus and the cervix.
Radical hysterectomy is an extensive surgery that includes removal of the uterus, the top of the vagina, and tissues around the cervix. Your doctor may perform a radical hysterectomy if you have cancer.
Other surgical procedures that may be performed
Your doctor may perform other procedures in addition to a hysterectomy. These include:
Oophorectomy is the removal of one or both ovaries, which are glands that produce a woman's eggs and female hormones.
Salpingectomy is the removal of one or both fallopian tubes, which connect the ovaries to the uterus.
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text: Tally up the cost of options on Mercedes' new SLS AMG and the tab will easily crest $60k, about 1/3 of the vehicle's $183K base price. Items like Bang & Olufsen sound [$6,400] and a Carbon Ceramic braking system [$12,500] are among the many high end extras adding girth to the already hefty bottom line. If you must spend a bit more judiciously, skip the Carbon Fiber Engine Compartment Covers ($5,400) and opt for one of the two matte paints ($3,900) like the one pictured here turning onto Madison Avenue. The matte paints, offered in "designo magno Allanite Grey" and "AMG magno Sylvanite Grey", really toughen things up next to the more traditional finishes. Mercedes also offers a $12,750 hue called "AMG Alubeam silver" that transforms SLS into something the Silver Surfer might drive. Mercedes says the new process is used nowhere else in the world and lets the paint shine like liquid metal. As Chris Rock used to say, "Good lord that's a lot of money"


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wednesday, december 18, 2013
Krewella performed at LIGHT on this night and blew the crowd away! Its amazing how a duo set from Chicago DJing can bring such a following and keep the crowd going strong late into the night. This was a night at LIGHT you did not want to miss as there were serious camera crews all throughout the club capturing the moments by Krewella!
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1986 WOW Lazer Tag guns. Corny or killer? Discuss...
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1986 WOW Lazer Tag guns. Corny or killer? Discuss...
Got pics? That would seriously help the decision-making process.
Thought more people would remember these.
hmm...the pistols look cool, might get away with a repaint and some greeblies.
the rifle looks too much like a star trek phaser rifle...
I agree with Jonich.
The pistols kinda remind me of the bespin security guard blasters but the rifle looks like it's from Star Trek TNG.
just my .02 cents.
The pistols look a bit like the phasers from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn
Agreed, I have some and there's definately a Star Trek feel about them, way to Star Trek like for Star Wars blasters.
I think the main problem with them is that they're too streamlined; Star Wars weapons are generally blocky, or have a hodge-podge feel to them. Trek weapons are usually refined and smooth.
And yet Jango's Westars have neither of those qualities. One might argue that most of the prequel trilogy guns are far more refined looking than original trilogy. Maybe I'll post some examples later.
Ah ha. Good point.
Well you have to remember most of the OT weapons were modified military surplus items, making them seem blockier, while the PT had a larger team of concept designers so the weapon desgins are a little more "refined".
Its funny how the timeline and continuity are reversed...with the prequils having the "newer, shinier" stuff...
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I think the rifle is just plain TNG though...no arguements here. I'm going for sort of a post clone war thing anyway, so the pistols might fit w/ what I'm doing. I just don't want to do another Nerf mod. The ones that have been done are rad, but I think they're just not for me.
Take note of the fact that I said "generally," which translates into "for the MOST part." Not always. Of course there are exceptions to the rule, but if you take a look at Star Wars weaponry, PT or OT, you will find that most retain a blocky shape. For example:Quote:
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Pistols and Rifles
with the prequils having the "newer, shinier" stuff...
That's just the intelligence (or lack thereof) of Lucas :p
I'm with ya. I'll mod the pistols a little, and try weathering them. that should help 'star wars' them up a touch.
When looking at weaponry Post Clone Wars it seems as if the Empire stopped contruction of weaponry other than for their soldiers, and that Rebels were forced to take old, worn out weapons or build new from scratch. That is how I can explain the sudden downgrade of weaponry outside of the Empire.
Exactly...non-SW people are always asking why the ships and everything in the prequels look better than the ships from 20 years "later".Quote:
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The reason is that except for the Empire, the galaxy has fallen on hard times.
THe Imperials are the only ones with any real power, money, or access to new technology. When you think about the Naboo ships all streamlined and chrome in epI, and condiser that Naboo was one of the richest planets in the Republic (them and Alderaan), it makes sense. The only planet in the Empire that has the kind of dollars that Naboo had in TOS is Imperial Coruscant, and the EU stories made it clear that outside the Imperial Palace, Coruscant was like New Orleans and Kowloon all rolled into one. No wonder most of the ships and weapons we see in TOC look like tossed-together junk. THe Empire had a stranglehold on the money and the manufacturing. The first thing a dictator does is disarm the populace, then instill enough poverty to make revolution economically difficult...but not so much poverty that revolution becomes mandatory.
Wow...that was long. I'll shut up now.
nicely said...also in order for the Empire to commission the overwhelming numbers of fleet vehicles and ordinance, it would need inexpensive, no frills solutions, i.e. TIE fighters looking like broke Ep.III jedi-starfighters, and raw looking rifles.
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It's a nice theory, to be sure. But if you actually do pay attention to EU (which I do), you will notice that the Galaxy was not such a poverty-stricken place during the reign of the Empire. Take a look at the vehicles and the like produced by Kuat Drive Yards; shiny, smooth, etc.
If Lucas was smart at all, he would have worked with what he had, even in the EU (such as Z-95 Headhunters, Dreadnaughts, Victory-Class Star Destroyers, etc). But no, instead, he just *had* to use lame SR-71 Blackbird rip-offs.
AT-ATs and Chicken Walkers are definitely not smooth and shiny.
"During the Galactic Civil War, the Empire produced hundreds of AT-ATs. Components for these vehicles originated with numerous companies, but assembley of the vehicles was carefully monitored by Imperials at secret Kuat Drive Yards factories."
-The New Essential Guide to Vehicles and Vessels
KDY did not produce AT-ATs. The Empire basically constructed them at KDY facilities, but KDY had no hand in the components, or even the design. That credit goes to then-Commander Maximilian Veers, who resurrected the AT-AT concept.
The Galaxy had plenty of money, especially enough to construct millions of different starships. Look at the Mon Calamari; the very ships which they provided that provided the backbone of the Alliance fleet began life as luxury cruisers. And the Mon Calamari had thousands, if not more, than that. These ships were smooth, organic-looking, definately elegant in nature. If you're in a depression-type era where materials are scarce, you avoid things like elegance. Maybe not shiny, but smooth.
The A-Wing; also not shiny, per se, but smooth. Sleek. This craft was bult for speed, and it shows.
And here's a semi-off-topic question: who the hell paints their fighters yellow? Isn't that just screaming "Im here! Shoot me!"


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that K-Phos might be something call Phos-Coat that i have used and liked.
the metal needs to be rusted and then lightly cleaned before applying the Phos-Coat because the chem changes the ferric oxide into a phosphate .
usually got a nice dull black finish which is what i wanted .
never polished the metal dont know how well rust will polish lol .
but the finish was very tough .
I built a park tank out of 6" stainless pipe I came across. I cut it in half lengthwise and then jb welded flat 1/8" sheet on each end. Haven't used it yet and am wondering if the jb weld will hold. I put 1/2 inch copper pipe under it with holes drilled for propane flames but the propane didn't distribute well so now I am going to use an electric heating element. I was wondering if you can submerge that (only the glowing part) or will it shock me. Maybe I will just put it touching the bottom of the pipe.
Armadillo, I wouldn't give up on propane as a heat source. You might try a larger pipe than 1/2" copper. I used 3/4" black gas pipe and its been working fine for around 10 years now. Just make sure its getting enough air sucked in with the propane so that it burns well. I'd be leary about using any electric heating element, even one for a hot water heater, but thats me I hate electrictal stuff. As far as the jb weld holding up, I'd put a couple "L" type brackets on each end just in case the jb weld fails the park solution doesn't dump out all together. It just has to be good enough for almost boiling water.
I use two SS drywall mud pans welded together, works great.
Ive used an end of a scrap piece of box beam with the ends welded up for large stuff. Ive used a piece of pipe held vertically for super long and fat barrels. Ive used stainless bowels frowm walmart for smaller pieces, ive used old surplus ammo boxes, now ive built tanks from the local fab shop. The shop here doesnot charge very much to cut out the pieces if i weld the seams.:headbang:


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Discussion in 'NFL Zone' started by MegaMagick, Oct 28, 2012.
There's your deep speed for those who think speed is overrated. Julio is a stud.
Whenever Romo misses a big throw like that it's a mega thread, but RG3 is just getting started.
Maybe I spoke too soon, but why the heck isn't stafford throwing to CJ! I need points
21-7 Atl, JJ beat Asomugha/Allen for a TD
what the bloody hell was going on there?
Lol RG3 pushoff.
Nice little trickery by the Skins and got their franchise QB blown up..
this game is getting crazy, steelers need to drive for a TD and put this away.
And almost had his head taken off!
This could get ugly I the skins do not stop here.
Sooner or later he's gonna get knocked senseless (again).
Gronk is such a goof.
They said he ran a 4.3. What does Austin run?
Steelers going in for the kill.
I'm here in Redskin country and all I've got to say is 1-year does not make me a believer. Plus he plays for the enemy and he ain't even cute. Let me see what he's doing 5 years from now. (Or like in Cam's case ... next year.)
I liked the hit, they are crazy to put him in a situation like that though.
It doesn't matter what he ran. It matters what he runs on game day with pads on.
That's what I was thinking!
panthers looking good. just went up 13-7 on da bears
I'm envious of how much time Roethlisberger and Griffin have to throw. Its easy to throw the deep ball like Matt Ryan when you have all day to throw.
I wish the Steelers would have punched it in there!
What's with these black jerseys the Eagles are wearing?


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Fitting the body to the frame does require some time and work but you will appreciate all your efforts when finished.
I look forward to additional photos. ENJOY!
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Frisco are the 32 body channels that fit over the frame flat as well? The reason I ask is when I sat the A body on the frame rails there was a gap of about three inches right behind the center of the body. I had to cut my body channels over the axle and weld in 2 inch curved hat channels for the body to sit flat on the frame. So-cal uses the American Stamping rails and they have a raised C-notched area over the rear axle. Ok I just saw in my speedway catalog the flat frame you were talking about. That certainly would have saved me some trouble. I maby could have ordered So-Cals step boxed frame but it calls out for 28-29 bodies, they recomend the pinched nose highboy frame for the 30-31 which has the c noched rear. Oh well I welded in the channels but I still have the 3/8 gap. This is alot more work than I planned but I sure am enjoying it. I have a project journal with some pic's that I started under william plise and I think I had a picture of my frame there. Pops
The '32 frame rails are also usually "pinched" at the firewall area to better fit the narrower cowl of the Model 'A' body.
Way back when (and still a few today), the Model 'A' body was just placed on the top of the '32 frame and bolted in place with a few washers to fill the gap at the mounting bolts. Yielded an easy way to get a V-8 (unless the '32 was a Model 'B' which came with a 4 cylinder) and slightly longer wheelbase. There are some other advantages to using the Model 'A' body on a '32 Ford frame. I'll save that for another time.
The reason you had to change the area to clear the spring hump is because you apparently are using a Model 'A' rear cross-member and spring. The stock '32 rear cross-member would not have required that alteration.
I like the Model 'A' body on the '32 frame when the body is not channeled. If the body is to be channeled then I'd stick with the Model 'A' frame.
Please post some photos for all to see.
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30 coupe on 32 frame
Thanks Frisco, I appreciate the information. I bought the frame from So-cal and of course because they said it was for a model A I assumed it would fit right on. So far I 've had to make new hat channels for the raised area over the rear axle and put in a new floor in the back as well. The car originally had a rumble seat but I am putting my gas tank back there so it now has a trunk. My problem is the body sits about 1/2 off the frame, again I now assume this is why they channel the front 3/4 of an inch .Is this correct? I saw a model A roadster [on a 32 frame] at our local So-cal here in Vegas and it has a spacer between the body and the frame and knifes down near the front, It's not channeled and the firewall sits on top of the frame. Does the body have a small arc to it or do I just have a short between my headsets? Any information you can give me on the bodies would be greatly appreciated. Pops.
The '32 shell is a direct bolt-on replacement for the '30-'31 shell. Even the hood will fit as it should. The stock Model 'A' headlight bar will be very close to the '32 insert but does clear. For a highboy, there should not be any need to shorten the '32 shell. All this info is when installing the '32 shell on a Model 'A'.
When mounting the Model 'A' body on the '32 frame (without channeling the body), the shell should still align fine without sectioning it. The Model 'A' body is often channeled about 3/4" in the front to better fit the '32 frame. If this is done, then the shell and radiator is often sectioned about 2" to keep the cowl/hood/shell in better alignment visually.
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Duece grill shell
I put my 30 coupe on a duece highboy frame and was wondering if I should shorten the grill shell 5 or 6 inches. Iam not running fenders or hood in front [ well maby some cycle fenders] and was thinking it would give the car a lower front look and a little better forward vision. anybody done that? I don't have a shell or radiator yet, are the 30/31 the same size as the 32 shell or are they narrower or shorter? Pops
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My very first hive is almost ready, but I have a couple of questions about the top bars.I followed the original instructions and my bars are 24mm X 9mm X long enough to slot into the rebate with a little bit of wriggle room.My questions are: is there any need to positively locate the top bars in any way?And I saw a YouTube video showing the making of beeswax strips about 1inch wide which were put into groves in the top bar as a foundation. Is there any advantage to doing this?I was wondering if just the groove in the top bar with wax melted into it might have the same encouraging effect on the bees.Sorry I can't post the direct links.
Has anyone used fiberglass or aluminum window screen?
I'd like to thank everyone for their sage advice.I have everything ready, just waiting for the bees to arrive :-D
Wasatch Warre - Frame Spacing Also a Warre' Hive That is being discussed The other posts are both Kenya TBHAnd Warre' They are NOT the same Wasatch Warre - Frame Spacing Tommyt


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hey guys, ok I need help AGAIN. I got a set of Ruffkin Gauntlets right before C3 and didnt have time to put them togther. So before Episode 3 comes out in theaters I need them built and painted.
Ok, so I know Ill hafe to paint evrything a few times,and paint the missle individuly by hand.
so how does the long box (The flamethrower?) on the left gauntlet attach?
How does the barrels for it stay in place?
How should I attach the missle?
and how should the 2 halves attach?
Ive looked threw tons of post on here and cant seem to find any insite on any of this(Just like the over shirt for teh jumpsuit). So PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME in the next few days, only 16 days to go.


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trades must be stupidly in my favor
you pay i ship
marker: bl rapper
condition: 10/10
color: red
upgrades: cp barrel & asa, pillow bolt, g6r grips, has the lpr slot milled
known problems: too nice for me to beat up:)
asking price: 310$
shipping: whatever you want to pay for
trades: show me what ya got
location: andersonville tn
items included: gun and barrel
a fresh pic for the mods......sorry guys, brain fart
this is the only flaw on the gun
marker: etek 2 with extra red body, asa, barrel, black accent kit
cond: 9/10
color: white back
upgrades: trinity feedneck
known problems: shoots too smooth:)... the reg on this gun has messed up threads, tho the threads on the gun are fine. got a little teflon tape on it and it has never leaked, i recieved it like this without knowing. but it doesnt affect performance at all... shoots great with no leaks at all
asking price: 265$
shipping: anything you want to pay for
trades: offer up
location: same as the other
items included: marker, both barrels,case,extra body,asa,manual
all flaws are pictured
red body is in great shape
a fresh pic for the mods......sorry guys, brain fart
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Question: I have all my bids and statements on MS Works, but when I send them, some companies can't open them. They tell me to send on MS Word. I have that, but how do I copy the form from Works to Word?
Thanks, Don
Don, if you have Works 6.0, 7.0, 8.0 or 9.0 you should be able to save the file as a Word document. Open the Works document and under "File," click "Save as." Change the "Save In" box to select the location where you want to save your new Word Document.
In the "File name" box type the name you wish to call your new Word file. In the "Save as" box, select Word 97-2000 & 6.0/95 – RTF (*.doc), and then click save. If you are using Works 8.0, make sure to choose Word 97-2003 (*.doc) in the "Save as type" box.
Your new documents should now open in Word. Hope this helps.
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Carter, Astros top Mariners
Jonathan Villar had two hits and an RBI and Carlos Corporan drove in a run for the Astros, who won just their 50th game of the season.
Brad Peacock (5-5) gave up a solo homer to Kendrys Morales among three hits allowed over six innings.
"He's been outstanding from the time we called him back up. It's been quality start after quality start," Astros manager Bo porter said.
Brandon Maurer (4-8) was pegged with the loss after giving up five runs on seven hits over three innings.
"When (Maurer) gets into trouble he is not able to control the damage and he can't stop it. It dominos on him," Mariners manager Eric Wedge said.
The Astros pushed two runs across in the second and three in the third to take an early 5-0 lead.
In the second, Dominguez doubled then scored on Marc Krauss' double to right. Corporan followed with a base hit to plate Krauss.
In the third, Villar singled, stole second and then scored on Brett Wallace's single. Dominguez followed with a ground-rule double to put runners on second and third. Carter then stroked a two-run single to left to give the Astros a five-run cushion.
Morales blasted a leadoff homer in the fourth to get the Mariners on the board.
Villar's RBI single in the ninth made it 6-1.
Game Notes
Houston was 5-for-9 with runners in scoring position ... Villar stole his 17th base of the season ... Morales stroked his 21st home run of the season ... Maurer hasn't won since Aug. 20.


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Art on a Whim expands in Breckenridge
December 1, 2011
In December 2007, Art on a Whim opened its doors on Main Street in Breckenridge with a unique idea for an art gallery: Art should be fun.
In came prints of skiers buried up to their necks in snow and sculptures of dogs hanging their shaggy heads out of real Volkswagen car doors. Four years into the gallery's operation, thousands of customers from all over the world will attest to the fact that the gallery is, well, really fun. Walk into the gallery today and you will find things to be quite different at 100 N. Main St. Art on a Whim's artwork changes constantly – and now the gallery's space has too.
Art on a Whim recently made a big jump and doubled the size of the gallery. The expansion of the gallery is a great thing for the arts in Summit County. More art on Summit County walls means more cultural opportunities and more art in Art on a Whim brings a lot more fun to the scene.
"The end of 2007 was probably a poor time to open an art gallery, given the doom and gloom that has swept our nation over the past few years in regards to the economic downturn our country has seen," said Brian Raitman, owner of Art on a Whim owner. "However, we have always made it a point to spread a message of cheer and positivity to everyone that visits our gallery. We love to see people laugh, smile and generally have a very uplifting experience when they browse our space. The wit and the vibrant colors seen in the work we show make this place a lot of fun for us and our customers alike."
As Art on a Whim began construction on its new space over the summer it was easy to spread the positive message. Here in small-town Breckenridge was a family-run business not only succeeding, but thriving, while Wall Street was twisting and turning its way through another tumultuous quarter. At the same time the Raitman family and their consistent stable of artists are always making sure to have fun every step of the way. From weekly artist demonstrations in the gallery to benefits for local organizations such as LAPS and the Wounded Warriors to linking with other local businesses to bring cupcakes, wine and massages to gallery visitors, the events in the gallery are consistently as engaging as the artwork on the walls.
Thanks to a focus on representing local artists and an insistence on only showing work that is hand-made in the United States, Art on a Whim is able to really set itself apart. The combination of the wide variety of mediums that can be found in the gallery and the quality of the artist's work have gone a long way toward making the gallery a success. With twice the room to browse now, gallery visitors are able to spread out and really appreciate the unique work represented in the gallery. This helps a lot on days like Black Friday, when mixed-media artist Lelija Roy was working on painting a new waterfall in front of crowds numbering in the dozens throughout the day.
Today and Saturday, Art on a Whim celebrates both its fourth year anniversary and the official opening of its expanded space. To assist with the fun, artists such as Lelija Roy, Chris Lundy, Talia Swartz and more will be making guest appearances throughout the weekend. In addition, the gallery has partnered with masseuse Chuck LaFrano to offer complimentary chair massages and Rocky Mountain Cupcakes to sweeten the experience with their fabulous cupcakes. Refreshments will be served as well. For a sneak peek of the weekend's festivities head to artonawhim.com.


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Are there any youtube channels for BF3 that do weekly challenges? Like "here's your challenge" and we go do it and upload it and see if we won etc etc.
I used to do those all the time in Halo 2 back when I played.
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I know many that couldn't when they should because they didn't want when they could.
What's wrong with admins if they are in opposite teams and if you are tearing their team with tank or viper they start to ban you from their servers ?!!!
So they released footage of the new maps and the new gameplay mode. The new game play mode is actually pretty sweet. It's team DM + conquest basically. You spawn in random spots like in team dm but theirs conquest flags to cap. The new map appears to be designed for this mode of game play as well.
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It's stupid and so god damned annoying,. Me and my buddy were rocking it in the jets a couple days ago and every time we shot someone down it's killed by admin. It was dumb. As a side note am I the only one who puts on danger zone by kenny loggins and calls his buddy iceman when flying the jet?
for the record the dart isn't working as intended.
just got a GTX 570! Can't wait to get my pc built and play bf3 again on ultra
hello everyone i recently built a new rig i5 2500k with a gtx 560 ti 2gb. was just wondering does anyone play BF3 on a regular basis? at ultra settings with the same vid card? if so how does it handle it at 1920x1080. even if you dont play an you have a general idea on how my system would handle it with my vid card plz lemme know as im wanting to purchase this an play it at a good qaulity level
im rockin i5 2500k and 560ti 1gb running maxxed no issues
edit: also running 1920x1080 too
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battlefield 3 isn't worth playing atm.. everything they did last patch pretty much destroyed the gameplay....
tanks made of paper, defense gadgets that fail more often then not...and overblown suppression effect... basically for small maps, like bazaar, seine etc just grab a shot gun...
"Loss of blood... My only weakness!"
~ Warlord Khan, Magicka
Anyway, if you don't already see where I'm going with this, allow me to spell it out: the only meaningful MMORPG "endgame" -- i.e., something novel to do after the progression process is over -- is that of the sandbox.
Never got suppressed either, but that may just be because of the badness of my enemies. ^.^
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Right that's it. I'm more disapointed with EA than I ever was with Blizzard.. and I think that says A LOT. However the premium can go suck my **** so fucking lame.. I get the map package earlier and that it's okay. But that they get other vechiles and such is just HORRIBLE... I can get weapon too, but tanks and jets? ... Oh my f****** god..
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Who or what would be the best source for converting a 1991 Camaro RS back to 1970's style ignition, carb etc operation.
1991 Chevrolet Camaro RS:Available engines6 Cylinders T 3.1L MFI OHV8 Cylinders E 5.0L TBI OHVthere are several vendors... who sell carb , manifolds.. distributers.. i would like to know.. unless you are building an all out drag race car..why would you want to remove all the electronic fuel injection and controls.. they really do work well when they are properly adjusted and not messed with...i am not trying to chase you off.. as there are upgrades and improvements to either the 3.1 multi point fuel injection system or 5.0 Throttle Body Fuel injection system..since you are probably talking about the 5.0 TBI engine.. there are new throttle bodies from holley and a few other companies that actually flow more air and have injectors with more fuel flow capabilities. its hard to beat an ignition system that changes the amount of advance dozens of times a second depending on the throttle position.. RPM.. manifold vacuum reading.. coolant temp.. vehicle speed.. what position the gear shift is in and what gear the transmission is in... and when it pings.. it backs off on the timing...5.0 TBI systems have a few issues that are normally handled..bad coolant temp sensors.. these are under 20 bucks with a new pigtail connector.. improper thermostats... it should have a 192F thermostat.. unless you are going to have the computer reprogrammed.worn throttle shaft bores.. engine off.. open the throttle part way and wiggle the throttle lever.. does it have play between the shaft and the housing.. this causes idle issues.. easily fixed by having the throttle body shaft rebushed. leaking air injection systems.. allowing uncommanded air into the upstream exhaust system causing dilution of the exhaust with atmosphere.. that throws off the percentage of oxygen in the exhaust and the computer cannot handle it.. makes the car really hard to drive.. cracked distributer reluctor magnets.. causing ghost patterns in the seine wave from the pickup coil to the module and ECM.. this messes with the electronic spark control. .. leaking ignition coils... where the high voltage has burned thru the sides of the winding insulation to take a short cut to ground .. robbing the spark plugs of some of the voltage needed to jump the gaps.. this takes about an hour to diagnose one item at a time.. describe you issues with the current systems..describe your WANTS .. and the reason behind them.. or buy an intake.. a 500 or 600CFM carb and a vacuum advance distributer..you will also need a return style fuel pressure regulator.. need to figure out a way to operate the fuel pump relay .. not hard to do.. leaving the 3 wire oil pressure switch intact as that runs the oil gauge/light and the electric fuel pump also..you will need an electric fan controller.. as the electric radiator fans were controlled by the ECM.. you will need to examine how to wire up the Torque converter clutch circuit so it still disconnects when you step on the brake.. but also does not turn on till the car is moving.. you will also need a throttle valve cable adaptor for the carb lever as almost all are the wrong length for the 200-4R or 700R4 transmission throttle valve cable unless you want the transmission to last only 2 or 3 blocks. .you will need to modify or change the throttle linkage bracket ...there are a few more things.. before we get into tuning the carb and adjusting the advance curves of the distributer. one last thing.. do you need to have your car smog tested.??? are you planning on selling it where it might need to be smog tested??please reply.. as there are a bunch of us here to help you with questions you have...
Right now, the car runs smoothly.Being a 305, it not a great performer. I wanted to replace it with a 350 or 383. While I had the engine out I figured it was the best time to do the rewiring. Dist,coil,starter,etc to by pass the anti theft controls. I didn't know what had to be done with the 700R4, and if anything had to be done with the wiring for all the gauges. I much prefer the way an engine looks with out all the electronics and fuel injection, so does the factories or they wouldn't cover the top of the engines with plastic shields to hide everything.Smog testing is not a concern. Actually being able to work, performance tune and modify cars, with out the aid of a lap top, may not be 21st Century,but it's a lot more funDave
i got rid of all the computer/TPI stuff on my 87 iroc for about the same reasons you mentioned. Waynes right though, its a bit more invloved than most think. heres a good link and site for info on these cars.http://www.thirdgen.org/carbswap
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I wanted to replace it with a 350 or 383.easily done.. and still keeping the Throttle body fuel injection.. only needing an increase in injector flow rates to keep up with the 350 or 383 sizing..TBI injectors can be had for conventional 350 needs. or even better the 350 police 9c3 cars with an injector flow rate between the 350 and 454 injector..there are also 2 flow rates for 454 injectors that will work.. larger bore throttle body will really help and you can get a holley flange to TBI adaptor plate.. so you can use a better flowing intake.. hint.. you can also get a set of vortec heads .. and either a vortec TBI intake or a vortec 4 bbl intake and then the TBI adaptor.. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~by pass the anti theft controls well.. thats not hard to accomplish.. if you are having issues with the VATS ignition switch ... you have several options...one is to replace the vats lock cylinder.. take the original ignition key with you to the parts store.. buy a replacement vats ignition lock cylinder with the orange wiring harness. take that and the original vats key to the locksmith shop.. have them measure the resistance of the original vats key.. they will select the proper blank with the same resistance.. then have them cut the new locks key pattern into that blank.. when you install the new lock you will already have the proper vats key to start the engine and this will save you a LOT of money in a locksmith visit.. ~~the other is to bypass the vats circuitry.. this can be done for about 10 bucks worth of stuff at radio shack... a 15 turn 10K Ohm trimmer pot.. and the smallest size of european style terminal block.. this does require the original key to be present.. and a digital ohm meter to set the trimmer pot adjustment.. use the first and second or second and third lead from the side of the pot.. not the first and third.. radioshack 15 turn 10K ohm Trimmer Model: 271-343 | Catalog #: 271-343the vats system not only prevents the engine from cranking.. via a hidden relay.. but it turns off the fuel injector pulses from the computer..lastly.. you will want to also think about improvements to the 700R4.. as a stock rebuild is not enough for most higher powered 350/383 applications.. additional clutches in the 3/4 clutch pack. and a bunch of other stuff..
Will the stock ecm computer work with the increased engine size and flow from the injectors and vortec heads
Will the stock computer work with the increased size of the motor, injectors, and cylinder head flow
Thank you I saved the article for reference
cam91go:Will the stock computer work with the increased size of the motor, injectors, and cylinder head flowYES.....only issue is the increased displacement when the computer drops into open loop when the fuel is not being controlled by the feed back reading from the oxygen sensor..thats why just going to larger flow fuel injectors is the big part of the swap...back in the early thru mid 90s.. when the transverse caddy 4100 motors were failing all over the place.. dealers stocked them by the dozens.. yep.. brand new all aluminum tiny caddy v8's.. then caddy updated it with the 4500.. then the 4900 both of which were far superior motors.we dropped the 4500's and 4900s in by the dozens.. only swap was the larger injectors..some of the 4500s came with throttle body fuel injection already.. so we just moved the injectors over to the 4100 throttle body if it was different.. 4900s.. we use 305 chevy injectors. i even had a good friend who used some 5.7 injectors.. the only issue was really a flat spot on moderate to hard acceleration.. the injector swap fixed it.. make them wonderful cars ...just like going from a 305 to a 350/355 or even a 383 stroker.. the big issue is the TBI heads are kinda restrictive.. some years if i am not mistaken are swirl port.. with a ramp in the intake to cause the incoming air charge to start spinning the air in the chamber and cylinder.. thats why there are so many vortec head swaps and vortec intake manifolds.. if you stick to a 350 /355.. you can just swap on a 5.7 throttle body.. and perhaps a 5.7 chip and wake up the car. there are JUST SO MANY WAYS to build a better Mouse trap.
I have worked very hard not to deal with EFI,computer controlled performance cars, and Blogging. looks like I might have to store my accumulated carb and points knowledge and learn some new things. Thanks for the infoDave
depending on what your purpose is for the car.. you still might end up with a carb and vacuum advance distributer..perhaps redneckjoe will post more pictures of his conversion...i am not trying to scare you away from going to carb and HEI.. only that there are a lot of other things to consider to make the car really drivable.. this is totally your decision on what to change or not.. if you decide to stay with fuel injection you will want to search around for info in print.... or take a subscription to an online service info..hint.. at autozone dot com.. when you are registered and logged in.. there is a decent amount of repair info.. not every page you need but AZ owns a company called alldatadiy dot com who does have it.. i like it in print.. you will want to perhaps search out a decent used OBD1 scan tool... with the proper cables and cartridges for your year of GM.. craigs list has them once in a while.. an OTC monitor 2000 will only work with models up to 89.. but the 4000 and other models will do newer.. this way.. you can monitor what the fuel injection system is doing.. so will know what to change or adjust..


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Possible bug in Mathematica 7 using ColorFunction
Problem: use of ColorFunction affects spacing of Greek characters in Frame label.
Here is a simple example of the problem:
SetOptions[Plot, Frame -> True, FrameLabel -> "Wavelength (\[Mu]m)"]
Plot[y = x, {x, 1, 1000},
ColorFunction -> (ColorData["VisibleSpectrum"][#] &),
ColorFunctionScaling -> False, Filling -> Axis]
Notice the space between the Greek character \[Mu] and the m, causing the m to overlap the right parantheses. The space disappears if you remove the ColorFunction gradient from the plot parameters. Also, if you change \[Mu] to a standard character like m, the formatting looks perfectly acceptable. To be honest, I don't really understand the reason for the [#] & following the ColorData tag, but the gradient doesn't seem to work properly without it. Is my syntax correct?


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Hey everyone, new member here from Alabama / Georgia. Not new to firearms, but definitely not as experienced or well versed as others, still have ALOT to learn in regards to whats good, whats not, etc, etc. My first and only gun so far (though I plan to get others in the future) is the Glock 23, caliber .40 S&W for those who may not know off hand.
I'm a full time college student, about to graduate in a couple months with my Bachelors in Criminal Justice and planning to pursue a career in law enforcement. Was doing some research online and found this forum, thought perhaps it would be a good chance to interact with other gun owners and learn from those more knowledgeable than me!
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Arsène Wenger says he has come to expect a double-figure goal haul for Theo Walcott every season.
Walcott notched his 10th goal of the season in last weekend's 2-1 defeat at QPR - the second season running that the winger has reached the milestone.
Wenger has been impressed with the 23-year-old's rate of improvement throughout the campaign and believes his all-round game has prospered.
"It is what I expect of him," the Frenchman told Arsenal Player. "I believe that overall, Theo has improved offensively, defensively, with assists, in goalscoring and in teamwork.
"He is getting to where you want him to be now. I feel that he has made a step forward this season."
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