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Can't wait! I dig these minis.
First three subscription maps for sale. All are in minty condition, never used.
$50 shipped.
I dig them. The look, scale, packaging, accessories, all of it. Hopefully we get more next year.
Awesome! I used to have all of these when I was a kid, wish I still did.
Great paint job!
I missed out this morning, working. All I wanted was one... :(
Missed out on the sale today. If anyone has a "clean" version complete I'm interested and have PP ready. Thanks!
I dig them!! I'll be getting all of them. The scale change and lack of wrist articulation sucks, but not a big deal. At least that keeps the SDCC ones "exclusive".
Didn't see an answer to this, if so Mods please move.
Are we getting the rest of the mini masters that were shown?
Any more mini masters planned?
Awesome! As always great review Dan.
I'm so looking forward to these and have been since they were shown a few years ago. I got my SDCC voucher for these and can't wait. I scaled back on my MOTUC...
Awesome!!! Now I have an exclusive to look forward on getting at the show!
Tight joints, great paint, original staff, cape, and mini comic. Includes acrylic display case.
$100 shipped in the US. Outside the US PM me.
Sold to GFunny, thanks!
Had it on ebay but the buyer flaked out. I'm offering it here one final time.
MIB, includes outer box, electronics work like new.
All figures have been sold on eBay.
Parting with both of my SDCC King Grayskulls. Both are MIB w/outer box included, electronics work like new. I'm the original owner of these items. All of my items come from a clean smoke free home.
I live about 30 min from this Moreno Valley Walmart. I was working in the area today and stopped by, Gygor is still on the endcap.
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With the release of the new igame, now would be a great time to release the mini masters figures shown at SDCC last year. The style of these little figures fits great with the new game. Thoughts?
See first post for remaining items.
Thanks for the PMs guys, I just got in and I'll be replying in order. Thanks!
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Others still available.
Slimming down my collection. All of my items are 100% complete, in mint condition, never played with, from a clean smoke free home. I will combine shipping.
MOTUC- $20 each
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I've been subbing since the beginning, this is my last year. For me, lack of room is my main reason for selling off half of my MOTUC figures awhile back. I only kept main core figures and certain...
No mention at SDCC at all. Kind of bummed...
Hey He-bro question,
I use to store my MOTUC figures in similar drawer totes (Sterilite) but noticed that some of the figures after awhile started to have loose limbs, more so than usual. I've...
I'll be at SDCC but not going to waste my time picking this up. I would have preferred a set of the Mini Masters that were shown last year.
Got Thursday and Friday badges. This is the first time in 9 years that we haven't gotten 4-day with preview night badges. We've always just bought our badges for the following year at the show, but...
I think I'm out also. Not completely, I'll still "cherry pick" the figures I dig, but I'm cancelling my sub. Lack of room is my main reason, also the majority of "off" characters is just becoming a...
$75 shipped. PM if interested.
I just now received my shipping and tracking email for Demo-Man and BGEL, arriving tomorrow...


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Sound working with constant background sparkling noise
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So, as you can se in the title, my problem is that my sound actually do work, however, I constantly have these sort of sparkling noises in the backround and it's driving me nuts! I can't even watch a movie or listen to music without hearing it and I've been trying to fix it for as long as I've had Windows 7. I proberly should tell you that I used Everest Ultimate Edition to find out what sound card I have and this is what I came up with:
Realtek ALC662 @ SiS High Definition Audio Controller PCI
The problem started when I installed my Windows 7 OS. I had Vista before and I got a Windows 7 CD from my mother, and since she don't know anything about computers, she didn't buy that Vista => Windows 7 update, she bought the whole Windows 7. So I went ahead and uninstalled my Vista and then installed Windows 7. When that was done, everything was working perfectly, except I hadn't tried the sound yet. When I did, I noticed that sparkling noise in the background (keep in mind that the audio was working without any problems at all on my Vista OS, it all started right away after I installed Windows 7).
This it what I've tried so far:
- Updating the drivers from the device manager
- Installing the latest codec from Realtek here
- Browsing the web for any drivers at all
I've proberly already tried some other things too but the bottomline is that nothing works! I've asked a friend about this and he think it has to do with the drivers and that they're out of date or something like that, but how the h**l am I supposed to fix that when there are no drivers available for me? At least none that I can find...
I have to say that I'm all out of ideas and I really don't want to reinstall my Vista OS since I really like Windows 7 overall so please, if you have any ideas what so ever on how to solve this, please tell me.
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Isn't there anyone who has at least a suggestion on how to solve this!?
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well, thanks a lot for all the help I'm receiving, really...
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Coconut is not actually a nut; like pecan, it's a drupe. No one knows exactly where coconut originated, but it's been used in confections for a long time, including our favorite Girl Scout cookie: Samoas.
Today is National Girl Scout Day. Girl Scout cookies were once baked at homes and then sold, bake-sale style. To serve a broader public, Girl Scouts of America came to rely on mass-produced cookies.
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2. Divide dough in half and press into disks; wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate one hour; then roll to 1/8 inch thick and use a glass cup to cut out disk shapes; bake at 350 degrees for about 10 minutes; cool.
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Perform engineering duties in designing, constructing, and testing aircraft, missiles, and spacecraft. May conduct basic and applied research to evaluate adaptability of materials and equipment to aircraft design and manufacture. May recommend improvements in testing equipment and techniques.
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Curbed – Final Real Estate: Everyone Pissed About Lomita's Voyeur-Happy Roof FuneralsThursday, July 31st, 2014
Residents in a cemetery-adjacent condo complex in Lomita are up in arms over the neighboring memorial park's new mausoleum—namely, that they're burying people on top of it. The rooftop burial ground means that some residents' homes now overlook mourners and funeral services, says the Daily Breeze. "We're sitting there eating brunch on the weekends and we have people right outside our window crying their eyes out," says one condo owner.
Families who hold services on top of the 10-month-old mausoleum are equally creeped out by their proximity to condo dwellers, especially because some residents are less than respectful. The memorial park is sending a cease-and-desist letter to the complex's homeowners association, complaining that, on more than one occasion, condo occupants "disrupted funerals by banging on pots and pans, yelling profanities and setting off car alarms."
The memorial park has always been there, but before the mausoleum was constructed, there was more distance between services and the residents of the complex. Now things have gotten so ugly that the condo complex's angered residents have lawyered up and so has the memorial park. The issue's going before the Rancho Palos Verdes Planning Commission in early August, but if the two sides can't figure out some way to compromise, the commission might just put a 90-day moratorium on rooftop burials, though condo owners are gunning for a permanent stop to the services.
· Lomita condo residents object to new rooftop burial ground at Green Hills Memorial Park [DB]


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Bears WLB Lance Briggs (groin) is expected to miss "a few weeks."
The Jets have benched Michael Vick in favor of Geno Smith for Week 13 against the Dolphins.
Patriots signed WR Matthew Slater to a two-year, $4 million contract extension through 2016.
The Jets have named Geno Smith their starting quarterback for Week 13 against the Dolphins.
Marshawn Lynch (back) was limited in Tuesday's practice.
Cooper Helfet (ankle) did not practice Tuesday.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reports the Redskins will announce Wednesday that Robert Griffin III has been benched for Colt McCoy.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reports the Redskins are planning to start Colt McCoy in Week 13 at Indianapolis.


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Right, let me start by saying hello! I have been a reader of Edugeek for a few weeks now but haven't made the leap into contributing anything yet... mostly because everyone seems so much more knowledgeable than me! So, let me pick your brains and tell you about my situation - hopefully the great intellect that is Edugeek can give me some advice!
I work in a primary school in Kent (430 pupils) that would be considered by most other primary schools (maybe secondary too!) to be spoiled rotten when it comes to ICT provisions... and we are. Money is no object! Example:
If you went to BETT and saw the 3D imaging setup in the RM 'Futures' presentation then you would have seen the 12 grand model. Our head has a vision that the school will be a leader in primary school ICT... and is putting in an order for the 6 metre screen at a whopping 18 thousand pounds... Ouch. But I am not hear to discuss the educational merit of a 3D PowerPoint presentation... I am here to discuss how BEST to spend around 20-25 thousand pounds on a brand new "future-proof" network capable of supporting a wireless device for every child into the next 3 years.
We currently run a 4 year old RM CC3 network that is crippled by an ageing server and wireless network running on PC World bought D-link access points. One in each classroom... 30 laptops attempting to run off one AP... It doesn't take a genius to realise that we were going to run into problems - I'm new to the school by the way, so this was done before my time :wink:
Essentially the head has said - "rip it out and start again, here's the money..." :D
This is what we have now:
- 1 server running a CC3 Curriculum and an Admin network
- 20 wired classroom and office desktops
- 175ish wireless devices ( including 15 x Pupil Asus minibooks, 90 x Pupil Fujitsu-Siemens laptops, 20 x Pupil RM Laptops, 20 x Staff RM Laptops and my personal favourites 30 x Nintendo DS' and a Nintendo Wii :D )
- Told you we were spoiled...
- A wireless network of 16 D-Link Access Points (unmanaged)
The network is failing - painfully slow - because it isn't geared up for wireless access, so I want this to be the focus of our new network.
I've had two quotes for a full install, one from a company supplying a Ranger server the other an upgrade to CC4 from RM. However, when I spoke to both companies they seemed very wary about a wireless solution - The Ranger company advised us to build a new building and put a wired computer suite in! Now, as you can see from our current wireless requirements and vision, that isn't going to happen!
I am totally new to large-scale networks and would love to hear what other suggestions people have. My main questions:
- What alternatives are there to Ranger and CC4? We have no in-house tech support and only one independent contracted technician that comes in two mornings a week. I would love to know if there were any other managed solutions I could consider?
- Is a vanilla install an option without in-house support? Does anyone have any experience of external contracted network support?
- What wireless solutions are there out there? (I've heard good things about Aruba?)
- Is it simply a case of looking in the Yellow pages and ringing up some network installation companies and picking their brains or is there somewhere I can go for education specialist installs/discounts?
Sorry for my massive ramble, if you haven't given up reading yet I would love some help on this one!
Thanks again!


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Local rock band does good Trapper Schoepp and The Shades sing the National Anthem tomorrow prior to the Brewers/Cubs game.
Your first look at what's happening around Milwaukee. All of the latest events you can't miss in the city.
On Tap for Today: Summer stock of music and baseball
Don't end the summer soundtrack just yet. There's still some music to be heard. Some of it free, even.
Hear the all-girl indie punk band The Barrettes and Venus in Furs at Humboldt Park at 6 p.m.
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