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Watching these again, and I forgot how ANGRY people get at the way they play. I mean, they beat it, didn't they? And they enjoyed it, too. They were in no way "playing it wrong" when they were generally successful and also having a good time.
Also, I really don't get the joke about posting the next episode's link.


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@ January 23, 2014 3:34 AM in Could my boiler really be cracked?
If you put a garden hose on the boiler drain and then loop the hose over your steam main when you add enough water to your system the water will start to come out of the hose. At this point your main is full and no water will get up to the first floor. Please make sure the boiler is cool and make sure the boiler drain is not clogged before you attach the hose.Good LuckOk Ice
@ January 24, 2013 6:12 PM in L8124C and R89A
Ice, thanks for your help,I'm comfortable with the Taco stuff and thanks for the for the advise,I'm going tonight to brush out the boiler and tune it up and will upgrade the wiring over the weekend.gonna go with the Taco switching relay box
@ January 23, 2013 10:05 PM in L8124C and R89A
Been looking at wiring diagrams for both the L8124 & the R89A. Just can't see how the 89's would pull in the burner on a call for heat. The OSTemp is 18 & getting colder so it's time to get THE HEAT ON and stop fooling around.Thanks to Bill,Ron,Ice and Paul for your help........stay warm everyone, Duff
@ January 23, 2013 4:51 AM in L8124C and R89A
I'm gonna try what Ice said to do. I hope then that the control will operate the way it's suppose to. thanks for the help. Duffthanks Ice
@ January 23, 2013 4:45 AM in L8124C and R89A
I'll rewire and see how it operates. So to make this clear as mud let me see if I got ya....the #1& #2 terminals on the 89A have to be wired to the ZC &ZR?thanks for the help, Duff
thanks Paul
@ January 23, 2013 4:35 AM in L8124C and R89A
thanks for the downloadthanks Carl
@ January 22, 2013 4:16 AM in wiring a control
I agree with you, thanks for getting back to me. I sent Honeywell an e-mail with my question and I'll let ya know what they have to say when and if they respond.The taco box is the right move, there haven't been any upgrades on this job for 15 years so it's long overdue, Thanks again for the help,
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@ January 21, 2013 10:05 PM in wiring a control
4 cirulator zones, 3 for heating and one for DHW.for a storage tank.Yes I wired the new L8124C the same as what was there. I thought the relays were R845 so was gonna use the ZC and ZR but when I pulled the cover from the relay my whole idea changed.
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@ January 21, 2013 6:48 PM in L8124C and R89A
Replaced an L8124C today cause it had no h-Limit. In place are four 89A relays one of which ties into the TT & CC on the L8124C. This system will only go to high temp when the tied in zone to the L8124 calls for heat! The ZC and ZR terminals were not connected.My question ..... can these R89A relays make the oil burner run?
I can't find any wiring diagram with the L8124C and the R89A.
My gut feeling is that the relays have to be removed and a Taco switching relay box 505 be installed. Any ideas, thanks in advance, Duff
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@ January 21, 2013 4:40 PM in wiring a control
in place on an oil fired boiler is a L8124C aq controller and all the relays are honeywell RA89A.One of the 89A relays are wired to the L8124 on the TT and the CC terminals !!!! This boiler will only go to high temp when that zone is calling for heatI'm not sure if the 89A can stay in place? Can't find any wiring diagram with the L8124 and a 89A. All diagrams are showing a RA845. This installation does have a indirect storage tank for DHW.
The ZC and ZR terminals are not connected.
I may have to just add a taco 505 relay and do away with all the 89A relays
Anyone got any ideas???
Thanks in advance, Duff
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@ December 19, 2012 8:11 PM in Venting Capacity of a Dole #90-1
I'm also interested on the specs for this air valve. Let ya know what I turn up.Gordan thanks
@ December 14, 2012 6:50 PM in monoflow tees & cast iron baseboard ?
Good idea, more work but a much better job and any adjustments won't be time consuming. Thanks for the idea.Thanks TLM
@ December 14, 2012 6:47 PM in monoflow tees & cast iron baseboard ?
You confirmed what I had already thought, thanksmonoflow tees & cast iron baseboard ?
@ December 14, 2012 4:54 AM in monoflow tees & cast iron baseboard ?
Convectors are being removed for the new cast iron baseboard. I will move the monoflow tees for the new drops from the baseboard to open up the spread between the tees. The homeowner was told by the supplyhouse that the baseboard won't work with the monoflow tees! I don't see a problem so I'm asking everyone for there input. Sooooo what do ya think? Copper main is 1 inch and baseboard is 3/4'.Thanks Duff
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@ October 28, 2012 7:07 PM in Requesting Help to Understand and Maintain 2-pipe system
Hi Rod, I was wondering how your able to edit the pics sent to you and insert labels and symbols. I myself have to send pics to request help for one of the topic rooms and was wondering how you do the voodoo that you do? Still learning,Duff
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@ October 28, 2012 4:41 PM in need some spec's Weil Mc Burner 180
I'll send those pics next week,thank youthanks Ice for the info
@ October 28, 2012 4:39 PM in need some spec's Weil Mc Burner 180
thanks again,you guys are amazingOK Ice
@ October 28, 2012 5:37 AM in need some spec's Weil Mc Burner 180
I know now it's not the 180 cause Alan sent me specs for that burner and I was totally wrong.I have to go back to the job for another issue next week so I'll get some pictures and send them along. Thanks for your advice.Duff
OK Ice
@ October 28, 2012 5:37 AM in need some spec's Weil Mc Burner 180
I know now it's not the 180 cause Alan sent me specs for that burner and I was totally wrong.I have to go back to the job for another issue next week so I'll get some pictures and send them along. Thanks for your advice.Duff
Thanks again Icesalior
@ October 27, 2012 4:32 PM in need some spec's Weil Mc Burner 180
Finished that old WM burner today and Ice, you were right. Sometimes you have to get back to basics. Disconnected the oil line and kept setting the electrode gap and checking with a mirrior until the arc was right. Reconnected the oil and it started right up and keeps running. Sounds so simple and I was making it complcated. Thanks again,Duff
Thanks Bill
@ October 25, 2012 7:23 PM in need some spec's Weil Mc Burner 180
Possibly the burner was changed out since the original but the only thing I can make out is the WM logo on the front of the burner. I'm gonna take some pictures tomorrow and post them. Like they say, "A picture is worth a thousand words".thanks Terry
@ October 24, 2012 10:10 PM in need some spec's Weil Mc Burner 180
I'm gonna have to take some pictures and post them for additional help. Just found out that the burner is not a QB180 from information provided to me by Alan for oil tech talk. Thanks for the help, I'll keep ya posted,Duff


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This year's series of Copeland Colloquium events will conclude this Saturday at Kirby Theater with "Art at Amherst: Faculty Collaborations".
By Katherine Duke '05
While still a junior here at Amherst, Zhuqing "Lester" Hu '13 recently earned an honor that's usually reserved for advanced graduate students and professors: He was invited to present an original research paper at the spring meeting of the New England chapter of the 3,600-member American Musicological Society (AMS-NE). The meeting took place on April 14 at Mount Holyoke College. Hu's paper, titled "Towards Modal Coherence: 'Modal Chromaticism' in Gesualdo's Two 'O vos omnes' Settings," analyzes a pair of works by a mysterious and eccentric figure in Late Renaissance music.
By Ioanida Costache '12
For the past three weeks a group of string players have been working with Professor of Music David Schneider on a chamber music project designed to get classical music out of its traditional settings of classrooms and concert halls. With Schneider on clarinet, a string quartet composed of UMass alumnus Ben Van Vliet, me on violin, Hana Kommel '10 on viola and local cellist Wayne Smith prepared a range of pieces to bring to a different kind of audience.
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As my truck rolled down the gravel road I turned to the fellow I was guiding and let him in on a little secret.
"This is one of the heaviest hunted spots in the area," I said. "The road ends up ahead and there's a field off to the left. At dawn it looks like a parking lot." No response was necessary. The look on his face said it all: "If that's the case, then what in the heck are we doing here, and at 10 a.m.?"
The road dead-ended in a spot as deserted as a professional football stadium on a Monday morning. Fresh tire tracks and boot prints covered the ground, revealing the flurry of hunter activity just a few hours before. But now the place was empty—hard to believe it was still opening day of turkey season. And it was even harder for my client to believe me when I told him there was a strutter in the field.
I learned to hunt turkeys on land open to the general public, and I still do much of my turkey hunting on such land today. That means, with little exception, I'm hunting pressured birds. I've also learned during the past 25 years that being successful means beating the competition, which includes both pressured turkeys and other hunters.
One tactic that's served me well, as illustrated in the opening passage, is to hunt turkeys late in the morning. Everybody wants to be in the woods at dawn, especially on opening day because that's when the birds are most vocal, and seemingly most vulnerable. And given the choice, I too will take first water any day.
However, it doesn't take much hunting pressure to shut things down. Before long, the sun comes up, the woods go quiet and folks go home or to work. Whether they score on a bird or not, a good many of those early bird hunters will leave the woods after the first hour or two of daylight. The birds will still be there, and they can actually be more vulnerable.
Most spring turkey seasons are timed to begin after the majority of hens have been bred. They might still be flocked up at dawn, but hens will peel off and leave the flock to lay and incubate eggs as the morning wears on. By mid- to late-morning the hens are gone and the toms redouble their efforts at looking for love. Most of the hunters are gone, too, so you've got a much better chance of calling in a bird without interference.
The same is true, to a large extent, of hunting late in the spring. The older, dominant toms that were henned up earlier in the spring had what they wanted (hens) and had no reason to leave them. Suddenly, however, they find themselves alone late in the season. Meanwhile, with a good many early season hunters having tagged out or given up by this time, you might also find yourself alone in the woods.
I've observed a phenomenon at this time of the season I call the "shuffle." After all the hens in a particular area have been bred, a dominant tom will sometimes leave his home turf and strike out in search of more hens. Seemingly overnight, longbeards begin showing up in areas they haven't been in all spring—sometimes even leaving un-huntable private land for huntable public land. They're eager to mate and on unfamiliar ground, which makes them twice as vulnerable.
One of the most obvious ways to avoid hunting pressure is to avoid hunting the most obvious turkeys. It took me a while to learn this, partly because of naiveté, but mostly due to my own stubbornness. Scouting from the front seat of my truck, I'd find a tom, study his habits, stake my claim and assume because I'd been watching him every day that he was mine. Come opening day, however, I'd quickly learn that he "belonged" to a half dozen other hunters as well.
I still do a lot of pre-season (and in-season) scouting from my truck, but I take a slightly different tack than most of the competition. First, instead of scouting turkeys during late afternoon and dusk, I scout them at dawn. Second, I do far more listening than I do looking while employing a technique known as "triangulation."
It works like this. I hit the road before dawn, stopping at frequent intervals and listening for unseen birds gobbling from the roost. When I hear one, I draw a pencil line on a topo map from my location to where I think the bird is. Then I try to drive around the block of woods he's in, stopping at several more locations and drawing at least two more lines on my map. The intersection of these lines is a reasonably good estimate of where the bird actually is. If I do this for several consecutive days with the same results, that bird moves to the top of my list of prospects.
My principal advantage is that the birds can't be seen from the road. Most hunters scout from the road and nothing seems to draw a crowd like a visible gobbler. The farther away you can get, the less competition you'll have.
One spring, while hunting turkeys in northwestern Connecticut, I tagged out in 2 days. Rather than go home, I drove across the state line and hunted some state forest land in Massachusetts. By wearing out some shoe leather and getting a half-mile or so back into the hills, I was able to tag two birds in two states in one morning.
On a much broader scale, you can avoid competition almost entirely by hunting large rural states. States west of the Mississippi River have some of the largest federal land holdings and some of the best public land turkey hunting in the country. A successful do-it-yourself Merriam's hunt in a state such as South Dakota can be relatively easy to plan and inexpensive.
My grade school guidance counselor used to tell me to not be afraid of being different. At the time, she was probably talking about peer pressure rather than hunting pressure, but her advice has turned out to be applicable to both.
That heavily hunted parcel in the opening passage of this article serves as a good example here as well. All the locals hunted it first thing in the morning and by 9-10 a.m. they were gone and I'd often have it all to myself. Over time, I also noticed most hunters set up along field edges. By going a quarter-mile back into the woods I could sometimes work a bird without interference, for a while.
I've also applied this philosophy to my calling. Despite what some of my peers say, I firmly believe turkeys can become call-shy. If everyone's walking around the woods doing loud, plain yelps, the birds are going to become conditioned to it and they're going to become less eager to approach.
When hunting public land I'll often use a much more subtle calling approach. I might still call a lot, but I use more soft purrs and scratching in the leaves to simulate contentedly feeding turkeys. If that doesn't work, I'll set out my decoys and not make a sound.
Speaking of decoys, hunting pressured birds sometimes calls for some radically different decoy tactics. Most guys use one, two or three decoys, usually including a jake and hen(s). Pressured birds, especially toms with hens, might overlook or even avoid such a setup.
That's when I use my "confidence spread." I've put as many as eight or 10 decoys out at one time. My reasoning is that if it works for waterfowl, why wouldn't it work for turkeys? And it does seem to work.
A special note of caution is advisable here: In order to appear more realistic, my confidence decoy spread includes at least one strutting tom or jake. But on heavily hunted public land this can sometimes attract the wrong kind of attention. For that reason, I only use this decoy setup on larger fields where I have a good view of any approaching hunters, and they of me. It's hard to imagine anyone could mistake plastic decoys for the real thing, but it happens.
You can apply this "dare to be different" philosophy to the hunting tool you choose as well. The reason there are so many hunters where I live is because there are so many people; and those people live in developed areas. So do turkeys. The birds have adapted quite well to living around the trappings of man in my part of the world, and many of these suburbanite birds go largely un-hunted, unless and until a bowhunter comes along. One of my best birds came from a small parcel of state-owned land that was too close to houses to discharge a firearm, but not a bow.
Bad weather can be a bane or boom to your spring turkey hunting, depending on whether you use it to your advantage. I used to hate hunting turkeys in the rain, but then I began to take notice of a few things.
First, there's an inverse relationship between weather severity and hunting pressure. The worse the weather, the fewer hunters in the woods. Second, turkeys tend to prefer open areas, like fields, on rainy and windy days. The real revelation for me, though, was when I discovered pop-up ground blinds. That's when I realized if I set one up on the edge of a field and waited patiently, I could hunt in relative comfort in bad weather, and with little competition. Now I actually look forward to hunting turkeys on rainy days.
These are but a few of the tactics I've discovered for dealing with pressured turkeys and those who pressure them. Each situation is different and often unique circumstances call for their own specific techniques. Don't be afraid to try something new or radical. Yes, you might blow a few birds in the process, but if it works, you could be the one strutting around your local state game lands.


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It's no where near the same flavors, completely different style food but very fresh tasting and healthier in comparison. I don't consider viet food a cheat meal so much as I consider Thai curry a cheat. I eat Thai food I bloat right up. You seem open minded towards food so I'm sure you'll like it.
Cheeseburger and fries for sure. Or pizza. I love 5 guys and In-N-Out. The former is far over priced. I need 2 burgers to do it right. So at 5 guys that's almost $20 before fries and a drink. Homemade is by far the best, but you have to know how to do it. My culinary skills are pretty polished having worked in restaurants. I can make a burger at home that beats 5 Guys easy. No ego here, just fact. Chef Bobby Flay from the Food Network has a chain called Bobby's Burgers, yet none exist out here in Cali. I'm sure his burgers are definitley a 5 Guys destroyer and they may even be better than mine.
I really enjoy making homemade pizzas too, on a pizza stone in my oven.
If I lived in Chicago, my cheat days would be spent at Lou Malnati's Pizzeria or Giordano's Pizzeria. Google them and see what a real deep dish is about. Real deep dish is not thick crust. It's a butter laden crust slightly like a pie dough. It's thin, and the toppings are layered in like a pie. They deliver out to Cali via fed ex. I want to try that some time.
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This post made me chuckle. You can make burgers at home better than 5 guys??? Good God I would hope so. There is nothing special about 5 Guys burgers. They may be better than McDs or BK's, but they can't come close to any burger that ANYBODY could make at home. And $20 for 2 burgers...seriously? That's about double what I've paid for them in Chicago, Dallas and NH. You are getting hosed at your local 5 Guys joint.
I think 5 guys does make a good burger. Far better than any of my friends could make. Out here they cost 8 and change. IMO, it does take some culinary wisdom to make a good one at home.
I'm in the suburbs right outside of ohare airport and you're right lou malnatis is a once a week thing when I'm not dieting! They also have a dessert cookie pizza that is topped w vanilla ice cream, whip cream, and chocolate sauce... It's one of my favorite desserts anywhere
I'm very curious to know from a local like you about the competition to Lou's. Have you tried any of the other deep dish places out there? I've heard from some people that there are places better than Lou's, which is hard to believe. Why there are no authentic deep dish places here in LA is beyond me. I made deep dish once at home and it was better than sex. It's a lot of work to make it though. I often wish I was in Chicago!
There is a lot of good pizza for sure but I am really a Lou's fan and there is only one other place I'd rather go and because it's different not better... It's called Chicago pizza and oven grinders and the way they make their pizza is awesome! Some other good places are:
Ginos East
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I guess I really haven't been to that many... Maybe someone that knows of other good places can chime in. Oh and here is a pic of the Chicago pizza and oven grinders pizza....
Five Guys is 80/20 Meat that is rolled Fresh daily and we get 3 shipments a week of fresh meat, not like McDonalds or Burger king (Horse Meat) that is frozen and imported and full of preservatives, we are as fresh as it gets and prepped every single day. The reason the burger price is up there is because they do offer all of their toppings free of charge (which is factored into the cost of a burger) and we also offer extra cheese and bacon free of charge (yes i am a manager there as a part time job and have been for 3 years). Your paying more for quality for a fast food joint than you get at other fast food burger places. Not to mention it is cooked to order. I do think the prices are up there, but given the inflation of the US dollar over the last few years its not that bad. Dont get me wrong you can go to the store and buy 3-4lbs 80/20 meat for what 12-15$ and your own buns/cheese etc, and save yoruself some money, but its personal preference. I myself hate eating out and i dont even eat at five guys (ate there once even though i have been there for 3 years and get a free meal every shift)
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EVANSVILLE — The Courier & Press provided questions to the two candidate for Vanderburgh County Recorder. These are their written responses.
Name: Z Tuley:
Age: 51
Education: High school (1979); American Institute of Banking (University of Evansville); Accounting 1 & 2; principles of banking and law in banking.
Prior public service: Vanderburgh County Recorder; Vanderburgh County chief deputy treasurer (six year beginning in August 1994); Vanderburgh County Treasurer 2001-08.
Name: Clifford Holm
Age: 39
Education: Master's Degree from USI, Bachelor's Degree from Michigan State University
Current place of employment: Ivy Tech
Prior public service: High School teacher 7 years.
1. Why are you seeking office?
Clifford Holm: I've taught high school level government and civics for 7 years, which is my foundation that I want to build upon. I want to be actively involved in local politics; not solely teach lessons about it. I have a long tradition of serving the community. I am a member of the school's PTSA and with that have chaperoned many dances and field trips. I'm also a volunteer with the Boy Scouts of America. Running for office this election cycle is really just the newest aspect of the service orientated personality I have.
Z Tuley: Re-election to Recorder.
2. What is the most important issue facing our community as it relates to this office and how can you make a difference?
Clifford Holm: In the 21st century, the fastest growing crime is Identity Theft. A person could submit fraudulent paperwork in a citizen's name to the Recorder's Office, effectively making it look like that person's home was sold to the criminal. The criminal then resells the home, unbeknown to the homeowner. As Recorder, I will have preventive software in place that alerts the homeowner via email whenever there is any activity in their name.
Z Tuley: Customer service and public access. Preservation of records. Improving technology for an accurate, more integrated system. Property fraud.
3. Identify an issue important to you and how you would make it a priority for the office.
Clifford Holm: I've been a seasonal archaeologist since '98. Often in the summers when I'm not teaching in the classroom, I'm in the field working an excavation. One excavation, in particular, brings to mind the importance of local county level records. The farmstead we were excavating most important feature was the historical documentation. By looking at the county property records, we learned that the original owner was the same person whom the township was named after. This site then became extremely significant to local history. I have direct hands-on experience with why we should preserve records for future use.
Z Tuley: I wish to implement new technology, now available and some on the horizon to improve accuracy and access to records — once "on" computers, then repair books.
4. What is something that needs changed or maintained and why?
Clifford Holm: The proper archiving and curation of the oldest records is extremely important so that the past can be saved for the future. The needs of the future can't be completely predicted, but we do know the next generation of Title Companies or historians will need primary documents.
Another aspect of the office that should be maintained is the modernizing of the submission process so e-filing can occur and the creation of a database such that multiple cross references can be performed on its own. The human's role would be in verifying, not generating, thus saving time and money.
Z Tuley: Customer service and technology assures friendly access and accuracy with speed.
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Clifford Holm: I will modernize the Recorder's Office and bring it into the 21st century. For example, as a teacher I had a 'virtual' guest speaker in my class via webcam. A Murray State professor addressed my students from his office thus saving both the cost of transportation and travel time. I will make it a goal to digitize and make available on the web anything that doesn't violate a person's privacy. I've been my own webmaster since the late 90s and have been a tutor for Ivy Tech's Computers 101 class. I have the skills to bring this office into the modern age.
Z Tuley: Only salaries, FICA and PERF come from tax collected dollars. Recorders (state-wise) are fee based and distributed in accordance with IC 36-2-7-10.


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- 03-26-2013, 10:11 PM Thread Author #1
10 Minutes in..."Is that the New Blackberry Phone?"
Hello Everyone,
So, I buy the one and only Z10 at the Local T-mobile store, walk out, and drive to dinner. I sit down, pull the phone out of my pocket, and the Waiter come up, and says "Hey, is that the new Blackberry Phone?"
"It sure is," I say.
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Into every life a little ale must pour - 03-26-2013, 10:17 PM #3
They are rising!
BACK in BLACK.
People ask me about myZed every day, and one major question is "Do you like the new Blackberry?"
My response is "I love the new Blackberry" every single time, then I show off features of the phone. People really like it. - 03-26-2013, 10:22 PM Thread Author #4
My Brother joked that my wife (who came in first) told the waiter to say that to make me feel good (she didn't really).
I'm looking forward to showing it off properly starting tomorrow, after a long night of immersion. Sweet, Sweet Blackberry.
KAM - 03-26-2013, 10:22 PM #5"I gotta Z10......I gotta Z10....Hey...Hey...Hey....Hey"........
- 03-26-2013, 10:25 PM #6"I gotta Z10......I gotta Z10....Hey...Hey...Hey....Hey"........
Word of mouth is the ultimate "objective analysis" … everything else is driven by hidden agendas …. love the Z10!!! best phone i have ever owned! ...
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He even holds the home button down on his itouch and swipes up on the iTouch and says " Papa I turned my iTouch into a Z10 " then he shows off that gesture at school. its catching on !! - 03-26-2013, 10:47 PM #10
Nice! Love it.
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Yes, let's show it proudly.
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Let's rock n' roll this and let Z10 sell like ****!
Via CB10 with Z30 on 10.2.1.2141 - 03-27-2013, 12:00 AM #14
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Haha same I work at Petro Canada while the customer is putting in their debit or credit card pin number in I'm texting and their like is that the new BlackBerry? I'm like damn right! Selling my iphone 5 for this was the best thing I did
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Saw one of my co workers with a Z10 in an Otterbox case and as soon as I saw, what appeared to be bezel swiping features, so I asked 'Hey, Dylan! is that the Z10?' (Due to the Z being in the Otterbox, it was kinda hard to differentiate what the **** it was)
He looked at me genuinely in my eyes and his reply had me rolling, he said 'Yo D! This thing is f***ing sick!!!!' His eyes were all wide and everything, like he held the power of God in his hands.
Z10 is a friggin beast! I'm patiently awaiting the Q, I cannot part ways with the key board. - 03-27-2013, 01:08 AM #25
Touch type devices are definitely not my flavour, I ended up grabbing a 9000 back in 2008, and have never looked back. I've owned all the Bold models, exception of the 9650.
I like being able to type out emails/messages while I watch TV or something, like typing on a lap top for example. You're aware of where the keys are physically placed, and boom! It comes as second nature lol.
I kinda went 'wow' at first when my cousin who owns a Rogers store had an extra demo unit, lent it to me for roughly 4 days...but then I got ticked off due to no keyboard, the predictive words you're able to 'flick' is pretty dope!
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Apr 9, 2009 12:35 AMRejoice! The government has figured out a way to help you recapitalize those 401K's and IRA's. That retirement may be closer than you think.
Plans are afoot for all of the great unwashed to participate in PPIT. Yes, you can cash in along with the heavy hitters. They're going to put together a mutual fund or something like that so you can invest your money right along sid of the masters. The Obama administration is pushing them to create something to let you in on the action.
The following comment from the NYT sums up the opportunity that awaits:
"This is an opportunity to forge an alliance between Main Street, Wall Street and K Street," said Steven A. Baffico, an executive at BlackRock, referring to the Washington address of many lobbying firms. BlackRock, a giant money management firm, is playing a central role in the government's efforts and is considering creating a bailout fund. "It's giving the guy on Main Street an equal seat at the table next to the big guys," he said.
So belly up to the table with the "big guys", throw some chips on the table and see what it's like to cash in. I can't see what could go wrong. No way would the government let you in on this if it wasn't a lock. Between the government and the "big guys" how can you miss.
After all, they've been on top of this from day one. Haven't they?
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Question from spviper23880
I think i might be stuck.help?
I attacked the serpent that comes out of the ground when you ring the bells and he went back down and doesnt come back up. Also i cant warp to the lordvessel place.I tried to ring the bells again but it doesn't let me oh and also i killed the priest at the bell in the church i think i might have to start all over(which sucks i wAS level 120 without glitches or forest glitch.
Thanks for the anwsers looks like it dont have to start over after all.
Accepted Answer
The only way is to get to Anor Londo and talk to the red dude on top of the building and recive the Key to the abyss. U need the Lord Vesell and kill the Wolf to get the ring. Go to the guy for the Key kill the Boss(Four Kings) And it supose to apear another serpent. That can take u to the door where u put the lord vessel.
Note: Doing thise will make u have the "Bad Ending" but that's all i can thing so u don't have to start all over.
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Submitted Answers
Sorry is not Anor Londo. Is New Londo Ruins my bad.
Just jump into the hole where the serpent was in the firelink shrine, it will automatically transport you to the lordvessel place. Not sure if you needed to get to the lordvessel place beforehand, worth a try though.
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