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Wicd Network Manager works for me well, but if you want you can install NetworkManager "apt-get install network-manager"
[s]Hello everybody. A couple of hours ago I downloaded BT4 and tested on my desktop (wired connection). Everything worked fine, even the Internet. Now, I tried testing on my laptop, and I wanted to connect to the wireless so I can test Airpwn but I coudn't find any network manager, except "Wicd Network Manager" which does... absolutly nothing when I click it. I searched on google and I found out that many people had the same problem. [Remote Exploit Forums]
I tried doing what they said
but I had: No such file or directory on the NetworkManager part. I went to /etc/ini.d/ and done ls -l *network* just in case I made a typo or something like that, but only networking was found. Then, I went back to the home dir and typed in NetworkManager and said NetworkManager is currently not installed. You can install it by typing: apt-get install network-manager.Code:/etc/init.d/networking start /etc/init.d/NetworkManager start
Anyway, I wired my laptop, downloaded NM (Network Manager) and wireless worked. The whole point is -- make network-manager installed by default.
Thanks for taking time![/s]
Well, I thought it would be as easy as BT3, but after I searched a lil but more, I found out how to do it ^ ^ Sorry!
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Wicd Network Manager works for me well, but if you want you can install NetworkManager "apt-get install network-manager"
Last edited by halfdone; 01-31-2010 at 02:42 AM.
i was having same problem when i install bt3 to hdd. I realized that is not about to starting network service, wicd's default installation didnt work for me - i m not sure maybe there was a problem- i reinstalled wicd with my wired connection and it worked perfectly.
I have a similar problem were Wicd network manager does not pop up when clicked on.
The way I do it is start networking with: "/etc/init.d/networking start" (I also have to press the hot key to turn on/off wifi 2-4 times before I start networking)
then I have to view the config file for Wicd with: cat /etc/resolv.conf
then I start Wicd in the konsole with: /etc/init.d/wicd start
finally I go to start > internet > Wicd Network manager and it works
If I do ever find a fix I will post it up.
BTW this is all after I followed the how to on staring networking.
idon't know but i have the same problem i just search wicd network manager in the search thing on the panel (by the kmenu) and then run it from kmenu>internet>wicd network manger
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Another beautiful find! Most people would pass this right by without noticing it…. or they might laugh and think, "why"?
I, on the other hand…. fell in love! This is a seriously, sexy Hepplewhite sofa! The bones are in perfect condition and the potential is endless! I have a few ideas of what I'd like to do to it. I've had suggestions of white on white and that is where my dreamy thoughts tend to go…. but I think it needs to be modernized a bit, making it a little more friendly in a few different design settings. French Country would be the obvious…. but Bohemian Chic or Rock-n-Roll Glam……
Either way, it's going to be fabulous! I've already had some interest on our facebook page (where you can see more finds on this trip) and this will probably end up being a custom job!
I've had so much fun on this treasure hunt and can't wait to get back and reveal all the finds! Also, the new Wilmington, NC location is coming together as well. If you live in that area, check out the sale album on our facebook page and see some beautiful antiques that are marked 50% off right now in order for us to clear it all out to renovate.

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Using SSH to Port Forward
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Using SSH to Port Forward
- The (K)Ubuntu host must be running an SSH Server.
- The format of the client command to create an SSH tunnel to an OpenSSH host listening on the default port 22 is:
ssh -L <local port>:<remote computer>:<remote port> <user>@<remote ip>
An example is:
ssh -L 6669:18.104.22.168:6667 foowho
In this example, local port 6669 on the local client computer is tunneled by encrypted SSH over the default port 22 to the router at 188.8.131.52. The router must be set up to forward port 22 to whatever the internal LAN IP (such as 192.168.0.56) of the SSH host is. The host is running OpenSSH (ssdh service) and is set to listen to port 22. It then routes the incoming data to the host port 6667, where presumably some other program is waiting for data. foowho has an account on the host running the OpenSSH server.
SSH tunnels can also be established using URLs and even alternate ports. An example is:
ssh -L 5900:foobar.dyndns.org:5900 foowho -p 11022
In this example, local port 5900 on the client is forwarded through an SSH tunnel on port 11022 to foobar.dyndns.org. The DNS service translates foobar.dyndns.org into the appropriate WAN (Internet) IP address, where the router is listening. The router is set up to forward port 11022 to the LAN machine hosting the OpenSSH server, which is listening on port 11022. It then sends the data to whatever program is running on port 5900 on the host.
- You can forward a local port to a different port on the remote host.
- Example: Make port 80 (web server/browser) on the remote host at 10.0.2.10 available locally as port 81
ssh -L 81:10.0.2.10:80 email@example.com
- You can create secure SSH tunnels to multiple hosts using multiple ports.
ssh -L 81:10.0.2.10:80 -L 82:10.0.2.20:80 -L 83:10.0.2.30:80 firstname.lastname@example.com
Now, local port 81 locally forwards to port 80 on the host at 10.0.2.10, local port 82 forwards to port 80 on the host at 10.0.2.20 and local port 83 forwards to port 80 on the host at 10.0.2.30. In this example, user has an account on all three host machines at 10.0.2.10, 10.0.2.20, and 10.0.2.30.
- Once port forwarding is set up by ssh, an application is directed to the SSH tunnel for port usage by using the loopback as the destination.
- Example 1:
ssh -L 81:10.0.2.10:80 firstname.lastname@example.com
http://localhost:81 or http://127.0.0.1/:81
will direct a web browser to use port 81 locally, which is being redirected by SSH to port 80 on the remote host at 10.0.2.10.
- Example 2:
ssh -L 5900:foobar.dyndns.org:5900 foowho vncviewer 127.0.0.1 or vncviewer localhost
will direct vncviewer (which uses port 5900 by default) to direct its traffic through the ssh tunnel to the host at foobar.dyndns.org, where, presumably, a VNC server is listening on port 5900.


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The Sky Room is a meeting room on the Fifth Floor of the Memorial Union. It is rarely seen by students, as access to the fifth floor has been highly restricted. Departments like Campus Unions, the Info Center, SPAC, and many of the head honchos of the MU (Brett Burns, Tom Compton, etc.) use this room for high level meetings. A small room connected to the Sky Room houses much archived paperwork for multiple departments (including an audit of the Equestrian Center oddly enough), as well as the controls for the bell tower.
The original reason that the fifth floor was off-limits was because the KDVS antenna could expose people to potentially unsafe levels of RF energy. Since the antenna has since moved to Kerr Hall (and is planned to be moved off campus); this is no longer an issue. The current reason that the top floor is off limits is because of the large amount of equipment that is stored there by Campus Unions Operations and Campus Unions Event Services, like tables, chairs, floor cleaners, flat beds, the umbrellas that can be found the second floor patio and the Freeborn Plaza around the university seal, etc. There are also some stories about wild parties which took place on the fifth floor patio and in the Sky Room.
Currently, you can only see the room through a small window on the east stairwell of the MU.
The Friends Urging Campus Kindness slate proposed restoring access to the fifth floor, as they feel that a student union should actually be accessible by students. However, this goal has been overshadowed by their many other goals.
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2006-01-23 21:48:47 As an undergrad in the 90's, I used to eat lunch all the time up here on the roof when tables were full up in the Coho. And that was when the antennae was up here cranking out 5000 watts. To close the roof after spending so much to make it even more safe and attractive is messed up. —MattJurach
2006-03-03 13:40:29 Actually, the fifth floor is closed off since it's used for storage and there's a lot of machinery up there to keep the elevators running. —StarrOleary
2006-03-11 15:06:23 Holy crap someone made it in?! —KrisFricke
2006-10-18 01:09:37 Is the Sky Room the ASUCD Gulag? Seems like a sensible location for its theoretical location. Either there, or in the basements of Freeborn. —JosephBleckman
2007-01-30 15:08:41 No picure of the roof itself? —MartySmith
2007-10-25 23:27:44 Anyone have any new information regarding access to the sky deck? Just putting this up so people have a look if they're looking at recent changes. Does anyone have any info or influence on this topic? I'd love to hang out on the roof? —MartySmith
2007-10-26 01:24:29 Newest thing I have is that it's planned to be open in the MU Master Plan as one of the later phases... though there isn't really money for the first phase right now, expanding the Bookstore. —BrentLaabs
2008-08-11 16:08:08 Me and my girlfriend try to get up there all the time, and she managed to get up there one day finally last quarter. She said she hit the 5th floor button on the west elevator and this time the door actually opened up there, but she was too scared to stay up there for too long lol —Juan.Salvador
2010-10-01 11:04:39 The 5th floor doesn't just contains rooms, there is a large open area and what looks like what used to be a coffee shop. Even if they don't want to provide services up here (understandable), they could allow access for study tables or something. It is really awesome up there, I wish they would open it up to everyone. I think the main limitation is the elevators - they are already in use almost all of the time for floors 1-4 - it would be impossible to keep them operating for all 5 floors. If they only had study/eating tables up there, and no food services, then I think it would be manageable. They would have to add an elevator in order to provide any kind of services up there. They would also have to clean up the massive amounts of crap that is being stored up there. We paid for this building, it saddens me (although not surprising in the least) they can just say "no, we are not using a whole floor". PS: Stop taking the elevator from Floor 2 to Floor 1 people. I haven't worked there in like 4 years and it still bugs me. —GarrettGallegos
2010-10-29 00:53:14 The Sky room is no longer a meeting room, CU stores tools and equipment in it now. I was just up there tonight. —trkerbavaz
2010-10-29 02:04:34 added new photos from tonight. very interesting place! Love the view from up there. —mperkel
2010-10-29 09:52:23 I came up here for work once and aside from all the crap that is scattered around the patio it reminded me of an awesome spot for a small dance or other gathering. There was even what looked like a minibar on the east end. As of Summer 09 there's just a couple maintenance duded up there. They've got the best office view of the campus no doubt! If I ran ASUCD i would really look into cleaning it up and hosting small events up there again. It's perfect for it. —ARWENNHOLD


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A Midvale man shot and killed in August was targeted by a group who believed the man was selling marijuana and decided to rob him, according to charges filed this week in 3rd District Court.
Four people have been charged in connection with the Aug. 26 death of 32-year-old Justen L. LeFave, who was shot in the doorway of his apartment near 7000 South and State Street.
Gabriel Samson Gurule, 35, faces first-degree felony counts of murder, aggravated robbery and obstructing justice for allegedly firing the deadly shot. Anthony Daniel Martinez, 30, has been charged with the same felony counts for allegedly plotting the crime, acting as a getaway driver and helping to get rid of the weapon.
About 5 that morning, LeFave answered a knock at his front door from two women who asked for directions to another building, according to court documents. A witness said a man, later identified as Gurule, stepped up from behind the women and fired a shot, killing LeFave, charges state.
Those women, 25-year-old Alexis Kelley Hughes and 35-year-old Amy Virginia Rowley, have also been charged with first-degree felony murder and aggravated robbery.
After the shooting, all four fled the area, according to court documents. The group cleaned the gun and Martinez and Hughes allegedly dumped the weapon in Millcreek Canyon.
All four defendants are scheduled to appear in court on Monday.


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Five for Friday
Whew. Wrapping up the week after a 24-hour power outage in the wake of 70 mph gusts here in the Santa Cruz Mountains on Wednesday and Thursday, we have the following tidbits:
Speaking at SCALE: The SCALE team has been busy putting together the Southern California Linux Expo — that's SCALE 10X for those of you keeping score at home (and, as Giants play-by-play guy Duane Kuiper once added, "but why would you?") — and they've finalized the speakers for the sessions in the three-day first-of-the-year Linux expo in North America. It's a good lineup — yours truly had a talk accepted, and I know for sure that my neighbors over the hill Alison Chaiken and Akkana Peck are also in the lineup — and when the list has been finalized, we'll announce it here as well. Of course, yours truly and darling daughter have planned another upSCALE talk which should not be missed at SCALE 10X. Registration is open — don't wait: Click here to register. I'll wait.
SSHHHHHHHH: Carla Schroder wrote an excellent piece on tips and tricks for OpenSSH. For the uninitiated, OpenSSH is a powerful tool that lets you run applications remotely and allows you share files without having to set up a file server. If this interests you –and even if it doesn't — it's worth a look.
And they all came out and said "try me": The last few weeks have seen a tsunami of releases. November saw a flurry that included Fedora 16, the rolling release of OpenSUSE 12.1 (which, of course, begs the question: What happened to plain ol' 12?), Linux Mint 12 Lisa and CrunchBang's Statler. I've written about the latter and I'm more enamored each day with it, and I'll get around to the others next week. Cross my heart and scout's honor. Meanwhile, if you wanted to visit them and get a copy for your own personal test drive, no one would be happier than me.
You animal: Rikki Endsley wrote this outstanding piece on Network World entitled "Everything I Needed to Know about Linux I Learned from My Pets." The first line: "My relationship with my motley crew of cats and dogs is similar to my relationship with Linux. In both cases, I've learned that patience pays off, and life is better with than without them." Indeed.
Thinking globally, acting locally: Mother Nature is being reasonable just in time for Felton LUG to meet. As those of you locals know, we had to move the meeting to the first Saturday for November and December because of the CERT training (they are the emergency responders in crises, so we thank them and let them have our spot whenever they want) on our usual second Saturday of the month. For those of you who are still awake, Felton LUG will meet tomorrow, 2-6 p.m., at the solar-powered Felton Fire Station behind the Felton Community Center. No program this month — run what ya brung — and there could be an installfest kicking off January 2012.
Have a great weekend, everyone.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software in his new home office. Watch this space.)
Make it so, SCALE
A little history: Mimi Cafiero (yes, that's my girl) and Malakai Wade, two teenage girls who are helping to organize SCALE 10X's young people's conference, staunchly proclaimed that, "We are not kids." So the title of SCALE 10X Kids Conference was in peril from the start.
Yet in discussion on the mailing list on the name that shortly followed, Jenn Waterman had the perfect solution in a one-line e-mail:
"I would like to suggest 'SCaLE: The Next Generation' :)"
So after a little more discussion, the organizers for the event made it so. The SCALE Kids Conference became SCALE: The Next Generation.
Yesterday, the Southern California Linux Expo officially announced their conference for the next generation of free and open source (FOSS) community enthusiasts. SCALE: The Next Generation will be held Saturday, January 21, 2012, at the Hilton Los Angeles Airport hotel.
In their announcement, they invite the youth of the FOSS community to share their enthusiasm and excitement about FOSS projects with the other young people.
Talk submissions are reviewed by a committee of youths, parents, and volunteers planning the conference and evaluated solely on their merits. SCALE requests that submission dates be strictly honored in order to provide the committee enough time to choose the best set of proposals.
Presenters will have the opportunity to give a 20- or 45-minute presentation, and the desired time slot be mentioned in the submission.
The goal of both SCALE and SCALE: The Next Generation is to educate and encourage excitement about FOSS. Because of this, all presentations should be submitted in a free and open format, such as OpenDocument Presentation (ODP) or PDF formats.
Additionally the conference will also provide space where the next generation FOSS enthusiasts can see FOSS program and hardware projects in action. SCALE encourages those youths interested in showcasing a project that they themselves are involved in or simply excited about, to submit a one paragraph description about the project and what attendees can hope to see.
Submissions for both presentations and demonstrations should be emailed to email@example.com
Important dates to keep in mind: Invitation for Participation Opens on Nov. 29 (yesterday); Invitation for Participation Closes on Dec. 19; and SCALE: The Next Generation takes place on Jan. 21, 2012.
Come on, kids . . . er, I mean, next-generationers — get those talks in and be a part of this historic conference.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software in his new home office. Watch this space.)


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Front Suspension Issues - Please Help ASAP!
Greetings to all,
This is my first post, but I have already read all the threads I could find on the subjects. I have not got satisfactory answers, only more questions. The comments of those more experienced would be appreciated.
I recently bought a 2000 323i with a manual transmission. The steering wheel has started to shake at low RPM / engine loads. I took it to a local shop to check the tire balance, which they said was okay. They told me the control arm bushings were shot. I want to use this opportunity to do right by my front suspension. It is my daily driver, but I would love to use it on the occasional track day. Of course, I dont have unlimited funds, so I have to consider cost to benefit ratios. Here are my questions as they stand right now:
1. Do M3 parts fit on non M3 cars? What I have read offers conflicting opinions.
2. Powerflex bushings seem a good idea, but is it worth the extra money to get solid, 1-piece, delrin control arm brackets? If so, how well would such brackets be on the street? Are they worth it?
3. Do I also need to replace the control arms? I have read that there was a recall, or at least a service bulletin on them. How can I tell if they are bad? How do I know if the previous owner already replaced them? What aftermarket replacements might be considered?
4. Do I need to replace the front anti roll bar mounts while I am in the area?
5. How important is it to replace the tie rod assemblies and swaybar links? How can I tell if they need replacing?
This is all I can think of right now. No doubt a discussion will bring to light more questions. Thank you for your time and response. It will help me have a good E46 experience.
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well i will try and answer your first question.
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If you are on a budget, for the most part you should stick with stock parts.
1. The simple answer is no, M3 parts do not fit on an non-M. Some parts do, some parts fit in some circumstances, and some never do, so it's a case by case situation.
2. Anything that is "solid" or "track use only" you should avoid. Most stock parts hold up fine for track use and autocross, but many solid track items will not hold up to the different loads in street use. Many of the "solid" items only benefit race/track cars that are being pushed to the limit, and need to prevent their alignment from changing fractions of degrees. Until you are on race tires and are doing custom alignment settings, you should save your money on these.
3. BMW front control arms are frequently replaced when the bushings wear out, as they are press-fit. If your control arms are "bad" you could have a variety of problems related to the steering and front suspension. A search will give you lots of details about this.
4. If your are talking about the sway bar mounts, don't bother unless they are damaged, and if you are talking about the rubber bushings, only replace them if they have damage or excessive wear and slop.
5. Anything with a ball joint should be replaced if it has excessive play, does not articulate smoothly, or shows any visible damage such as tears in dust boots, leaking grease, bends, etc...
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id go with meyle HD control arm bushings theye solid rubber, and not fluid filled like the OE part, so they last longer and arent retarded stiff to drive around town with.
sway links are prolly shot by now, they get noisy in the cold when theyre bad.
i would do the entire control arm that way you can get the ball joints too.
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It is probably an issue for another thread, but I was wondering if anyone has fitted a multifunction wheel to replace a regular four spoke, basic wheel. Got a link for that per chance?
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As to point number one, I guess your answer should be obvious to anyone, even a new guy. Thanks for helping me see the obvious.
On the second point, I am confused. To my ameture thinking, anything that will hold up to the rigor of racing should work well on the street, even if it does compromise comfort of ride. In other words, I feel "if it's good enough for the track it is good enough for me". Please correct me if I am wrong.
As to the third point, perhaps some more searching would serve me well.
Fourth, point taken. Thank you.
Fifth, I was asking because I was told OEM ball joints in these areas are not near the quality of the aftermarket offerings. Since I will be working in the area anyway, I thought it might be a good time to firm up the whole front end, so I don't have to worry about it anytime soon.
Please do not misunderstand my reply. I often play devil's advocate just so I can understand a subject better. Thank you for your informative reply.
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Ok, Quadrant5, first off, lets not mix terms for the same parts, i.e. anti-foll bar, sway bar, they are one and the same, pick a name and stick with it (most commonly known as sway bar).
No service records with the car?
If on a limited budget, pick and choose your upgrades wisely, however, if your front and rear suspension is worn and/or damaged (never told us the mileage on the car), to do the job 100% correctly will cost you close to $1500.00 or more in parts itself, labor being extra.
The Outer Lower Control Arm Ball Joint is not replaceable (unless you have a Meyle Aluminum Control Arm which allows for replacing just the ball joint (about $190.00 a piece). The inner ball joint is replaceable at any time (cost is about $90.00 each). The Lower Control Arm Bushings, PowerFlex Urethane Bushings cost the same as stock bushings (about $70.00 per pair without the brackets) and are much better than the stock or solid rubber bushings PLUS they can be re-used and are much easier to install. Sway Bar End Links wear and should be replaced at same time as the other front suspension items. Tie Rod Ends also have ball joints in them and need replacing when they have excessive play or a vague steering feel. Just all those items alone, puts the parts price tag up over $700.00 and we haven't even talked about the Front Struts and their related parts.
And if the Front Suspension needs attention due to wear/damage or updating, the Rear Suspension is also in need of attention, which will add more money to the project.
The very best way to look at fixing/updating suspension: Do it all, the entire suspension wears!
How to tell if things need replacing? First off, buy yourself the correct Bentley Service Manual, you will be doing yourself a big favor. Do you have the tools (full set of metric sockets, combination wrenches, jack, jack stands) and a place to do the work, or will you have to have the work done by a shop?
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Quadrant...first, what part of the usa are you in...or if you chose to remain mysterious, what quadrant?
Miles is a genius...far too good for us all here! I can rarely understand him, but when I do, it almost always makes sense! lol
Can we go back a bit. You have a vibration, got the tire balanced, and now you're replacing the entire front end.
First, you could just move your front wheels to the back. Balancing guys, nothing personal, aren't always the sharpest pencil in the box.
Also, you can have a bent/flatspotted wheel/tire, that would balance, but which you'd still feel. One clue is a lot of weight on the wheel...but also, spin the wheel slowly and look for a hop in the rim, especially the inside rim. If you notice anything, move the wheel to the back.
If the tires have been in that corner a long time, technically you should keep the tire in that corner, but as tires also sometimes just go bad (internal damage/belt slipping/etc) for the test, move the wheel/tire together...
If they've been in that corner for a while, move both wheels back to the rear, especially if you notice a flat spot on the rim.
Start there. Wheel/tire issues seem to often have a speed range in which the vibration is worst...you drive into that range and then out of it. Also, if this was an 'all of a sudden' vibration you picked up...think wheel/tire even more.
CABs (ca bushings) are fluid filled if OE. This fluid tastes horrible, but it's a great cushion for not only you, but your car. They do fail far before CAs most of the time...but many here think CAs are disposable items like oil and replace them at the first sign of anything.
I don't know when mine were replaced last, but I've had them on for at least 87K miles...they're just getting on my radar list.
Without beating you up on this...there won't be a huge cost savings to do front and rear suspension at the same time...some, depending on the shop, but not much. There are a 1,000 items leading to shaking...well, many of them!
Ok, so sorry, I just reread your post and I think that maybe it is CABs, but checking the wheels yourself is easy and free anyway!
You can diy endlinks and many do CABs too...just saying. Tons of savings!
Go OE...do not get poly bushings...just don't...as Miles said. You can read here and watch vids all over to help you confirm diagnosis of stuff. Have someone stop the car while you watch from the outside. Do you see the wheel rock back at all? CABs
There are wiggling tests too...try them. Use channel locks (big ones) on each ball joint. Inspect the rubber boots...if ripped, grease came out, ball joint would wear out.
You'll have enough things coming up that you'll need to spend money and time on, so I'd just encourage you to move cautiously and conservatively. As far as 'picking low hanging fruit' chose wisely...it's a BMW and lots of the parts...most of them...are probably fine. There are 'weak spots' no doubt, but they vary greatly based on the owners and how they maintain and drive the car.
Great advice you've gotten here...expect for those who said something I disagree with!
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As to the rest, it seems the logical next step to get a good manual (I ordered a manual on CD-ROM; I hope that it will serve me well) and some more metric tools. As far as doing the whole suspension, I can't afford to do it all right now. Hopefully with service records and some research I will be able to prioritize my repairs. Thank you for your input.
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Sorry...Miles is mkodama...perhaps one of the greatest automotive geniuses we have on Fanatics. He's everything I wish I could be, though he can't understand hardly anything I write either! Since I'm writing about him though, I think he'll figure this one out.
He's part of a weird kleenex loving consortium in California, but despite that, you should defer to his wisdom most of the time. I tried arguing with him once and I couldn't sleep for 3 weeks after!
I make my posts intentionally hard to understand because I don't want to be responsible for an idiot trying to do something I've said. If someone can't find the sense hiding in my posts, then they shouldn't be working on cars! It's a little trick that's worked for me!
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There's been a lot of good info on this thread, here's my take on how you should approch your specific issues:
1. Your main complaint is steering wheel shaking "at low RPM / engine loads". This is a little difficult to interpret, but most wheel shaking gets worse at high speed or occurs under braking. If I read you correctly, I agree with dmax and would concentrate on your wheels/tires. If the shaking happens under braking, then your FCABs may be the cause. I have never heard of steering wheel shaking under engine load.
2. If your FCAB's are indeed shot (regardless of whether they are a cause of your issue), it is an easy DIY and relatively cheap ($100). Swaybar end links are also easy and cheap, but the main symptom they cause is noise when going over bumps.
3. Only replace control arms if the ball joints are bad or if they are bent. An alignment shop can tell you that.
4. Only replace shocks/struts if they are leaking or otherwise bad. Or if you want to upgrade your suspension.
In summary, get a proper diagnosis of your issue. Don't just throw parts at it.
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1. Replace the CABs with Treehouse Racing "Eyeball" Control Arm Brackets from Bimmerworld. I know that this doesn't agree with some viewpoints, but I also have testimonials from others that say they work well in street applications.
2. Get a four wheel alignment. The shop I use should be able to help me identify any other suspension related issues.
After doing these two things, I will at least have solved my CAB problem, and may very well have solved the steering wheel issue. If not, no harm done, and I should have more funds available to track down that issue. Keep posted and I will let you guys know how things work out.
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Racing eyeballs? Are those the ones that come in blue?
I have testimony from on one since you're the first here to have mentioned them that I recall. Who testified on their behalf?
Here, it's either OE or Meyle HDs for CABs...and then those who like things hard on themselves and the cars and go Poly bushings...and I've read enough about poly to want to never consider it.
If you use track parts in a street car, expect the car not to manage the street as well as you'd like. Racing components are made for racing...flat tracks, high speed...so all race parts, though they may well work on a street car, that won't make the car any faster and it might lead to the cars earlier demise.
Don't start setting up your car for 1 day of racing and 364 of street. A BMW comes from the factory ready to ride on the Autobahn very fast.
Is your car not tracking true right now? If it isn't, get the alignment...from a qualified shop. But if it is, you shouldn't need an alignment for just CABs in all cases. If you were racing, that's one thing, but you're really not changing much when doing bushings. The lolipop has very little play in it.
Anyway, you started by saying you've read all the relevant posts you could find. I don't think you've come close to that. You'll know you've read enough when you realize that OE is almost always the best choice. Almost always, but admittedly not all the time.
Briggs and Stratton happens to make some parts that go great in our cars...still OE...just not BMW!
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These come in green, at least that is what color they are in the picture on the bimmerworld website. I emailed the place and the guy that emailed back (after several back and forths with my endless questions) told me that he used these on his E36 for years with good results. I know opinions on this will vary greatly, but I suppose that everyone has a right to their own opinions. My main reason in considering something outside OEM stuff is that if the OEM fails so quickly, I want something that will last a very long time. Now, that can't be a bad reason.
Also, this website is a wonderland of helpful information. I was just telling my wife last night how I appreciate that complete strangers offer advice with no return expected. However helpful all this information may be, only so much time can reasonably be spent reading all of this. At some point you have to stop, fix your car and enjoy driving it. I will admit that always in the back of my mind I wonder if I have read enough. I just try to be balanced in my approach.
I do appreciate all the advice. Just because I may not agree with you in all areas does not mean I do not value your input. From what I hear on the web, you are a person to be listened to. Please keep posting for all of us still trying to figure it out. And anyway, if I later regret how I handled this, I will gladly repent and acknowledge your rightness.
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This isn't a useful post, but just wanted to say that this is the most valuable thread I've seen in a long time. Courtesy goes a long way
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I think the whole concept is great but we can all come up with great ideas. Seems that Warrior Promotions are taking things to a new level though with the £1+ million TV deal with Bravo.
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CLAREMONT - Claremont McKenna College has received a $50 million unrestricted gift from trustee and alumnus George R. Roberts.
The gift has helped the college meet its largest fundraising goal in its 66-year history, college officials said. Roberts' contribution this week pushed the Campaign for Claremont McKenna past $600 million.
"I'm personally thrilled," President Pamela Gann said. "It's amazing to have alumni that so believe in their alma mater and want to support it. It's something our entire community can benefit from."
The college's Board of Trustees will designate a new athletic facility as The Roberts Pavilion in honor of the gift.
Los Angeles-based JFAK Architects designed the three-level, 120,000-square-foot facility that will support the college's co-educational program of 21 varsity sports with an NCAA regulation arena for volleyball and basketball, officials said.
The pavilion, which will replace the 55,000-square-foot Ducey Gymnasium, will also house the Department of Physical Education and Athletics.
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A cardiovascular and weight fitness center as well as a traditional weight room will be in the facility.
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The facility could also be reconstructed as an events center and seats 2,000 people, he said.
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Lotus's James Calado won the GP2 sprint race in Germany, having earned the reverse grid pole the day before. Calado and team-mate Esteban Gutierrez both had ten-place grid penalties from Silverstone, which was always going to make the Hockenheim weekend a challenge. Calado responded by setting the second fastest time in qualifying, which meant he started Race 1 from P11. Gutierrez was caught out by a yellow flag during the wet session which meant he set only the ninth fastest time. He started Saturday's race in P18.
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Starting from pole, Calado made a great Race 2 start and despite early pressure from Guido van der Garde was able to pull away from the Dutchman in the second half of the race. It was the rookie's second sprint win of the season. Gutierrez finished fifth after a long fight with Fabio Leimer who, despite a last lap attempt, he was unable to pass.
Esteban maintains third place in the drivers' championship with 129 points. Calado is fifth in the standings with 116 but has closed the gap. Lotus GP lead DAMS with 245 points to 227.
James Calado: "A fantastic weekend for me and Lotus GP. I had a ten-place penalty but I came here focused on qualifying well, which I did. I was very close to pole position. I had contact with another driver during Race 1, which broke part of my front wing and the loss of downforce really ruined my tyres. P8 was the target and we got there, so that was good. The start of Race 2 was perfect, in fact I'd say it was the most perfect race I've ever driven. I set my fastest lap of the race just a few laps from the end, which goes to show how well the car was set up. Despite pressure from Van der Garde I knew I had plenty left. My confidence is now boosted. We had no problems at all and a good load of points to take to Hungary."
Esteban Gutierrez: "In Race 1 I lost critical time to James on the pitstop, and after that I had a lot of work to do. It was a long stint, so I had to take care of the tyres at the beginning. Towards the end we were able to gain a lot of positions, so this tactic worked. Tenth is not so bad, it could have been worse. Race 2 was more fun, I had some good fights and it was very challenging as I had very little tyres left at the end. I tried to overtake Leimer but felt the tyres going away. The day was very positive as I managed to score six points and my team-mate won the race, so it's terrific for the Lotus GP."


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A quick guide to the programme: http://tinyurl.com/2fyjj4d. More detail to follow soon!!
Here is the detailed programme containing session descriptions and bios for presenters.
SLanguages 2010 is a 24h virtual conference on language teaching and learning in Second Life. It runs from 10:00 SL/ 5pm GMT October 15th to 10:00 SL/ 5pm GMT October 16th and we look forward to seeing you there. The timetable will be available soon. Wherever possible we have aimed to repeat sessions so that you will get more than one chance to see each presentation. We hope you will also come along to the group discussions and social events and take some time to visit the tools exhibition in the Sandbox.
There are three main venues for the conference and depending on the sessions, other venues will be visited. Landmarks will be provided in the conference guide and on the conference website www.slanguages.net:
- EduNation I, Amphitheatre
EduNation II, Amphitheatre
- AVALON Learning Island
The conference is free of charge.
To register, please touch the conference poster in the main information area in the sandbox on EduNation II and join the 'SLanguages Annual Symposium' group.
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Those interested in joining Second Life are welcome to attend introductory sessions in the week leading up to the conference.
Would you like to invite friends and colleagues who do not have an avatar as of yet?
Most sessions of the conference will be streamed live in Adobe ConnectPro so that anybody can join and watch as the event is going on. To sign up for this, navigate to http://slanguages.eventbrite.com/
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Please use the tag slang10 or the hashtag #slang10 for the conference.
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The 4th SLanguages Annual Symposium is run by a team of 43 volunteers coordinated by the AVALON project team. The conference was founded by Gavin Dudeney of The Consultants-E.
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Many return to Chatfield this weekend for annual alumni basketball tournament
By Gretchen Mensink Lovejoy
Tuesday, January 08, 2013 4:05 AM
Hoop it up with the ageless wonders and the diaper squad.
Feel the "swish" and get dribbling.
Oh, yeah!
"This is the 17th annual tournament, and we will have four 'Ageless Wonders' team tournaments, four 'Diaper Dandies' team tournaments, and one women's game," said Brian Baum, organizer of the Molly-Jake Alumni Basketball Tournament.
The annual event is slated for this Saturday, Jan. 12, in the Chatfield High School gymnasium. It is an effort to raise funds for various community needs.
Inviting anyone interested in tournament play to participate, Baum related, "It is like a giant multi-class reunion and a great way for people to meet people for those new to Chatfield or in other graduating classes."
He used an example that Jerry Bernatz's son, Richard, is playing for the first time and is a 1973 graduate. Jerry Bernatz is the individual for whom the football field area was named after. The youngest player will be from the class of 2012.
Baum said the rewards of the tournament's organization lie in seeing a lot of the same players come back year after year as well as seeing the great support from the community. This includes support from the fans as well as area businesses. He also appreciates the good crowds that turn out and the good times had at the tournament as well as downtown after the games have concluded.
He said it's great seeing people having a good time.
Baum reminded the community of all the good things they have done with the money raised.
"It is really a community event," he said. "It is about people getting together and having a good time. We support not only athletics, but other groups like the music department, buying city park equipment, sponsoring the Doc Skaug Tournament, our tournament and more."
Baum counts himself a man guaranteed to score the three points of a free throw once he has his friends and family to assist in organizing the tournament.
"I have a great group of guys who help me. Mike Urban and Toot Urban are my right hand man and woman, along with Al Neis. They help with contacting players, setup and cleanup and contacting businesses for prizes for our raffle."
He added that Pat Ryan and Ron Henry, Tim Walker, Pete Erickson and Jason Daniels help contact players and businesses, and Patti Obey organizes workers, including Lisa Bradt, Trina McDonald, Cheryl Meyer, Heidi Meyer, Amanda Meyer, Tammi Neis and Terri Dudek.
"My wife, Stacy, and my mom, Sue, along with Arlyne Jacobson, do quite a bit as well, not to mention Allison Allen and Jill Walker, who do the contacting of the women players as well as being my key raffle sellers," Baum noted. "LuAnn Hare does my programs, and Laura Adams sets up my concessions and copies the programs. I also have been fortunate to have some of my girls basketball players and some boys basketball players volunteer their time - like Sydney Irish, Morgan Henry, Kileigh Dudek, Traci McDonald and Jake Neis - I am very fortunate to have so many good people help out in so many ways. This event could not be done without them."
He also mentioned that special thanks are also due to Jeff and Candi Hare of JAC's and their staff for hosting the after-tournament event, and for their generous donations to the occasion as well.
Baum said, "It looks to be another great time with Karaoke Joe adding to the fun on Saturday night. If I left anyone out, I am very sorry, as I am sure I did."
Contacting players and businesses poses a challenge for Baum while he's preparing each year's tournament, but he credits those who have dribbled into center court just as he's ready to take the foul for being overwhelmed with the basketball season itself.
"It just takes time, and with me in the middle of basketball, I have to pick my spots. But as I said earlier, that is why Mike Urban and Toot Urban are so valuable to me. At the same time, we have been so fortunate to have so many local and area businesses help out to make this event possible, and the majority of the players come back," he stated.
The entrance fee for each player is a $30 dollar minimum per player for the men and $25 for the women. But, Baum said, they never turn down a donation for more.
"Cost includes a shirt, chance to win some cash, and the rest is a donation," he explained. "That is how we get a lot of our profits."
Winning teams get "bragging rights, or in my case when my team has won it twice, they say I stack the teams!"
Actually, Baum's in it for "just a lot of good old fashioned ribbing" and the chance to hang out on the rim with the ageless wonders and diaper dandies.
The Molly-Jake Alumni Basketball Tournament is scheduled for this Saturday, Jan. 12, at Chatfield High School, beginning at 9:30 a.m. For more information on teams and tournaments, contact Brian Baum at (507) 867-0027 or e-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Designers Shane Gabier and Christopher Peters have come a long way with their fledging Chicagoan label in a short time, and the list of accolades (CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund runner-up in 2011, CFDA/Vogue Award nominees in 2012) and achievements (a brilliant collaboration with J.Crew) has pushed these talented out-of-towners squarely into the New York Fashion Week spotlight. There were colorful jelly bean–shaped puddles of light illuminating the floor before their show at the Eyebeam Art + Technology center today, a passing reference perhaps to the title of the new collection called "Candy." As the first look emerged—a paneled black vinyl and white collared-shirt buttoned to the top and army-green box-pleat skirt made from Japanese military wool—it was clear that those expecting anything remotely saccharine for fall 2013 would be mistaken. A rigorously tailored silhouette followed through suits and coats cut with their now-signature drop-notch lapels (which often came cleverly in doubles) along with sporty tunics that were part shift dress, part rugby shirt. The duo have a knack for marrying rich and disparate fabrics together in the space of one piece, which they did with a controlled hand on a spaghetti-strap dress that started in leather and ended in a handwoven French jacquard. Given that they've been honing their quirky and unexpected idea of evening, was it any coincidence that the runway glowed a scarlet shade of red, an impromptu carpet for the two final floor-sweeping mixed media looks.
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The Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) announced its annual award recipients!
Our team's nominees included AJ Burt, the All-American Honorable Mention Women's 200 Medley Relay, Jenna Montali, Jane Tsivitse, Keaton Hannon, and Rachel Lee.
Overall we had nominees in eight of the ten categories and came home with awards in the following:
Extra Curricular Award –Jenna Montali, '12
Record Breaking Award – Sarah Wilson '14, Molly Gustafson '14, Keaton Hannon '12, Ward McNulty '13
Academic-Athlete Award – Rachel Lee, '12
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GSA Appoints Emmanuel "Manny" De Vera to HeadNewly Created Information Technology Solutions Regional Services Center
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WASHINGTON, DC - The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), has announced the appointment of Emmanuel V. "Manny" De Vera as Director of the newly created Information Technology (IT) Solutions Regional Services Center.
The new center will operate within the Office of Information Technology Integration (ITI), a component of GSA's Federal Technology Service (FTS).
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De Vera was previously Director of the National Institutes for Health Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center, where he spearheaded the creation and operation of two of the government's most successful IT acquisition programs: Image World and the CIO Solutions and Partners program. Both are governmentwide task order, professional services, and solutions-based programs that implement many aspects of the Clinger-Cohen (Information Technology Reform) Act.
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Hazrat Mahdi (as) is the greatest guide, saint and pole of the End Times. He is also the guide of Imam Rabbani, Abdulqadir Gaylani, all Sunni scholars and of the imams of all schools and of all sects. Therefore, Hazrat Mahdi (as) is also the guide of Mahmud Hodja Effendi. In one sermon, Cubbeli Ahmad prays to Allah, beseeching Him for the coming of Hazrat Mahdi (as). He begs Allah to be able to see Hazrat Mahdi (as).
This means that when Hazrat Mahdi (as) comes, both Mahmud Hodja and Cubbeli Ahmad and all the other sects and their members will follow Hazrat Mahdi (as) and accept his succession (spiritual leadership). There will be no community that rejects this oath of allegiance or maintains any other position when Hazrat Mahdi (as) appears.
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Stubbs should be required to bunt every at bat until he learns to make consistent contact
Our hitters have to make Ziegler elevate the ball and lay off the low pitches
I am surprised there aren't more submariners. They all seem to be effective.
Count me as pleasantly surprised but can they hold on with Chapman supposedly not up today?
Quality pitching gives you a chance to win every ballgame.
Bruce could easily play CF at GABP. The question is if he could play CF in San Fran or in LA. If he can, there's your postseason lineup. That's one thing we gotta find out in the near future...just how well Bruce can patrol CF. I think Frazier could hold his own in a big LF too.
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Latos looks like he's tiring
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(Baltimore, MD) -- Baltimore first baseman Chris Davis crushed his Major League-leading 37th home run of the season in the Orioles' 7-4 win over the Toronto Blue Jays on Sunday at Camden Yards. Davis went deep for the fourth consecutive game to tie the AL record for homers before the All-Star break set by Reggie Jackson in 1969. He drove in four runs to push his RBI total to 93 on the season, which is second in the majors. Davis joins Detroit's Miguel Cabrera as the only players in MLB history to hit at least 30 homers and knock in 90-or-more runs before the All-Star break. Cabrera ended the first half with 30 homers and 95 RBI.


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SLW Chapel: Unpacking Abundant Life - Amanda Garber (RISE)
When Wednesday February 13, 2013 @ 10:00 AM (1623 days ago)
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Duration 40 minutes
Launch into unpacking abundant fife for all, the theme for spiritual life week, with pastor Amanda Garber. Alyssa Cable and Philip J. Yoder lead energetic and worshipful singing.
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Born in 1938, Hibbing, MN. Hibbing Junior College, A.S., 1958; University of North Dakota, B.S.Ch.E, 1961; J.D., University of North Dakota School of Law, 1964, with Order of the Coif; Editor, North Dakota Law Review. Admitted to the North Dakota Bar, 1964. Private practice in Mandan, ND, 1964-70. Corporate counsel for S.C. Johnson, Inc., Racine, Wisconsin, 1970-71; Assistant Counsel, U. S. Senate Subcommittee for Judicial Improvement, 1971; private practice in Carrington, ND, 1971-74. Appointed District Judge, February 1, 1974; elected 1974, 1980, 1986, 1992, and 1998. Presiding Judge from 1976 until his retirement. Chief Presiding Judge in 1987. Retired as District Judge, January 31, 2004. Appointed Surrogate Judge, 2004. Married: wife, Kay; two children.
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A fire caused an estimated $100,000 damage to a Redlands home and killed the resident's dog Wednesday.
Redlands firefighters came to the home in the 600 block of Forest Court at 2:25 a.m. after a woman returned to her residence to find the home on fire, city officials said.
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There were no reported injuries, but the woman's cocker spaniel died in the fire.
The cause of the blaze is under investigation.
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UF's Rhodes adds to awards list
Published: Monday, April 28, 2014 at 4:07 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, April 29, 2014 at 11:36 a.m.
The list of honors for Florida sophomore pitcher Aaron Rhodes grew Tuesday when he was named the SEC Pitcher of the Week for tossing a one-hit shutout against Missouri on Saturday.
On Monday, Rhodes was chosen as one of Louisville Slugger's National Players of the Week by Collegiate Baseball.
Rhodes became the first Gator pitcher recognized since Brian Johnson collected the Louisville Slugger honor on Feb. 28, 2011.
Rhodes' a one-hitter in his third career start as Florida clinched its weekend series against Missouri on Saturday, 5-0
Rhodes' effort was the first complete game of the season for the Gators, as well as the first CG and the first CG shutout for UF since March 30, 2013 (Jonathon Crawford vs. Ole Miss)
It was the fewest hits allowed in a complete game by a Florida pitcher since Crawford's no-hitter against Bethune-Cookman in the NCAA Gainesville Regional on June 1, 2012. He surrendered only a second-inning double and retired the final 18 Missouri hitters of the game. He matched his career high of six strikeouts and the Tigers were 1-for-27 (.037) against him with two walks.
Rhodes is 5-2 this year with a 2.08 ERA overall and is 3-1 with 1.84 ERA in league action.
The No. 5 Gators (30-15/15-6 SEC) begin a three-game series Friday at No. 12 Alabama (29-15/13-8) at 7:35 p.m. in Tuscaloosa.
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Adele's 1-Year-Old Son Wins Lawsuit Against Paparazzi
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Adele's one-year-old son Angelo James Konecki just won five figures in damages from Corbis Images UK after the paparazzi agency photographed private moments of the singer and her toddler.
The Grammy-winner's lawyer said after the ruling, "It is a matter of profound sadness that many of his milestone moments, such as his first family outing and his first trip to playgroup, were photographed and published worldwide expressly against his family's wishes."
Adele's attorney added the singer had made it clear since the boy's birth that she never wanted Angelo to be "public property."
In addition to the five-figure sum, as part of the settlement, Corbis Images UK agreed to never sell the photos again.
The money will be held in a trust for Angelo, who turns two in October.
Photo: Getty Images


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