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This tutorial shows you how to work with fiberglass to make a sub box located in your trunk behind your wheel wells. Although this tutorial is made to go into your wheel well areas, you could use this tutorial for anything, kick panels, racks, and other speaker boxes. If you have some knowledge of working with glass, then this should be a walk in the park.
What you'll need:
-1 Gallon Polyester Fiberglass Resin
-Fiberglass Matte
-Additional Resin Hardener
-MDF (For supports, and speaker rings)
-Dremel / Rotozip / Cutter
-A GOOD Respirator
-Disposable Paintbrushes Brushes
-Masking Tape
-Tin Foil
-Glue Gun, or Adhesive Spray
-Fleece Fabric
-Wooden Dowels
-Carpeting Material
-Packing Peanuts
-Wiring Materials
-Light Sandpaper
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This project will not be easy, it will require about 30 hours of work, drying, and adjustment time. Expect at least 8 hours of working on the first day to get your car in order, and get a good pull of your trunk space. In the end you should have a show winning sound set up that will look as good as it will sound.
Step 1: 1. Remove Everything from Trunk
Peel and Seal is the aluminum liner... Seal and Peel is a caulk compound that you put around windows and doors that you aren't going to use in the winter. Very different products.
Newspaper will do next-to-nothing against resin. Go with a plastic layer just to be safe.
My finished product
Instead of carpeting the subs, I went for more of a retro look and polished off the boxes and completely removed the floor of my trunk, adding an MDF floor with hinges (for easy access to the spare tire without removing subs or amp), and a plexiglas window for the amp to be mounted below for viewing pleasure. I ran into a bit of a cooling issue with no air flow by the amp, so I installed some computer fans below the floor to circulate air across the heatsink of the amp.
I'm running an alpine MRP M1000 with two Alpine R12's and cut the cost nearly in half by doing it all my self.
I finished them about two years ago, and it was my first experience with fiberglass. I must say if you don't know what you're doing it makes things a lot harder, but you learn quick. Your instructable definitely clears a lot of things up and has great tips!
Once more, awesome instructable, keep up the good work!
I'd personally add a grill to the subs (i'm clumsy like that)
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Give your style a punch of cool color with this pair of bebe skinny jeans, featuring an interesting color pop, five-pocket styling and a soft medium-weight stretch. Try it with white silk top and metallic wedges for a glam day look. Rise: 8"/20 cm. Inseam: 29"/74 cm. Leg opening: 10"/25 cm.
- 42% lyocell, 33% cotton, 15% rayon, 9% polyester, 1% spandex
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- Rise: 8"/20 cm Inseam: 29"/74 cm Leg opening: 10"/25 cm
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
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January 26, 2013
Oddly cut!
Like the other reviewers said, these pants do run small. I received these as a gift in my regular Bebe pant size, but they were WAY too small.
I tried on the next two sizes up in a Bebe store and the size above my normal size was the best fit for the waist, hips and rise. I ended up exchanging for the larger size. The staff at Bebe advised me this pant runs very small too.
Even though I kept the pants, they are a bit snug on the knees and ankle and I did have to tug a bit to get them on. The Bebe staff said this material should stretch a bit over time.
January 15, 2013
Too small
I agree with the others. This jean runs extremely small. It Is very narrow in the leg. I couldn't get the jeans to go past my knew. Cute colors but they were just too small.
January 5, 2013
Runs Very Small compared to other Bebe jeans
These are really cute, but I agree with the other reviewer. I have at least 6 pair of Bebe jeans, but this pair runs extremely small. Even withe the "stretch" it doesnt fit.
January 2, 2013
Awful fit in the knee and calf area.
I really loved the look and feel of these jeans. But when I tried them on the knee section is super tight. I could barely walk, let alone sit down. When I went to the store to return them, even the manager said she's a size 4 and could not fit them in the knee area. Bebe, please fix!
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Buick Lucerne: Audio
There is lots of talk about the mechanicals of the car but how is the H/K audio system, that's what I want to know?
Is it truly audiophile quality or simply a snow job based on the name with a mediocre sound quality?
Can anyone who has it answer that?
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Is it truly audiophile quality or simply a snow job based on the name with a mediocre sound quality?
Can anyone who has it answer that?
Thanks so much.
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grisby Posts: 2Hi, for those of you with the HK system. I noticed that the speakers on my rear deck don't seem to be operating, what I think is correctly. They appear to be just subwoofers, I do not get any audio(vocals) from them, just bass(you know the thump thump). Now I am not an audiophile but is this correct? The other speakers I get vocals from, except of course what I think is tweeters in the front A pillars. I don't want to make an appt with a dealer if this is the way they work. I don't know anyone with a Lucerne to compare these too.
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buddiemac Posts: 4The Lucerne CXS with the NAV radio unit uses the NAV display for displaying the radio, CD and MP3 information.
For FM categories, which are broadcast with the RDS information, are very limited, for the this unit, The radio only supports 3-4 category. There are many categories defined for RDS FM stations: POP, Classical,Talk, Soft, Soft Rock, Easy, Jass, R&B, HArd Rock, Top 40 etc. My last car radio supported all these categories - this must be an oversite with the Lucerne unit design.
Also when playing an MP3 cd - the display does not display the track time left for the song - another oversite - most radio's do.
I hope a firmware update exists for this unit. -
paradox2 Posts: 8The HK sound system is the only thing good in my Lucerne. The rest of the vehicle is complete and utter garbage. The only bad thing about the HK 6CD system is that you can't leave the CDs in if you are NOT listening to them. If you go to an FM station, the CDs rattle inside the player if not being played.
Lexus here it come.
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Popcorn in a chip? That's what Popcorners says their chips are like, so I picked up a bag of the all natural and gluten free Popcorners (Kettle) Popped Corn Chips when I saw it at the grocery store a few days ago.
The "popped, not fried or baked" chips are flat, crunchy and triangular shaped (like Food Should Taste Good Cinnamon Tortilla Chips (Review) - but not as thin & crispy). The taste is sweet & salty at the same time, and the texture is like Popchips - crunchy and slightly airy. I enjoyed it more and more as I ate more and more, and the kids, picky as they are about my "review stuff", really liked it as well.
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I love guys in thongs, and these twinks are sexy yummmmmmy!!!!
I believe this is actually called a g-string, which is even more revealing than a thong. In any case, I love the look.
I LOVE picture #2 MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
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I love hot guys in thongs!!!!
but most of this thread is guys in jockstraps.
Where are the tiny thongs????
I love g strings!
I have a thong that looks like the very first picture
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This thread just keeps getting hotter and hotter...
A true work of art the jockstrap.
OMG the bandana is a novel idea. And a HOT one!
seeing a lot of jock straps and hardly any thongs.....
I love jocks but, a thong, like in the thread title, goes up the asscrack. These are mostly jockstrap pics. Those are great too but...
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Events include Mike Toomey performing at Riddles Comedy Club in Alsip.
THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO: 111 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, (312) 443-3600: The Mary and Michael Jaharis Galleries of Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Art recently opened. Exhibits include "Rarely Seen Contemporary Works on Paper" through Jan. 13. *** Admission is free to Illinois residents on the first and second Wednesdays of the month.
RIDDLES COMEDY CLUB: 5055 W. 111th St., Alsip, (708) 422-5055: Mike Toomey will perform two shows each on Jan. 4-5.
ADLER PLANETARIUM: 1300 S. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, (312) 922-7827: Exhibits include "The Universe: A Walk Through Space and Time," "Our Solar System," "Collecting Memories: The Webster Story," "Planet Explorers" for families with ages 3-8, "Telescopes: Through the Looking Glass," and "Shoot for the Moon."
THE FIELD MUSEUM: 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, (312) 922-9410: Exhibits include "Extreme Mammals" through Jan. 6; "Maharaja: The Splendor of India's Royal Courts" through Feb. 3; "Images of the Afterlife" through June 9 and "Fashion and the Field Museum Collection: Maria Pinto" through June 16.
MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY: 57th Street and Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, (773) 684-1414: Exhibits include "Charlie Brown and the Great Exhibit," "Smart Home: Green + Wired" through Jan. 6, "Science Storms," "YOU! The Experience," "The Great Train Story" and the Baby Chick Hatchery. There also are daily live science demonstrations like the chemistry show "Bangs, Flashes and Fire." *** The Omnimax Theater is showing "Born To Be Wild" through March 1.
SHEDD AQUARIUM: 1200 S. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, (312) 939-2438: Visitors can stop by and see the baby beluga whale and the newest otter, Cayucos, a rescued pup from California. Cayucos joined five adult otters that are native to Alaskan waters. *** Exhibits include "Jellies," which has been extended through 2013, "Waters of the World," "Caribbean Reef," "Amazon Rising," "Wild Reef" and the Polar Play Zone. Attractions include the Shedd's aquatic show.
FILLET OF SOLO FESTIVAL: Lifeline Theatre, 6912 N. Glenwood Ave., Chicago, and Heartland Studio Theatre, 7016 N. Glenwood Ave., Chicago, (773) 761-4477: Lifeline Theatre's 16th annual Fillet of Solo Festival will feature soloist storyteller Kristen Clifford, who grew up in Evergreen Park.
She has performed in TBS Just for Laughs Chicago festival and the Chicago Women's Funny Festival, both of which occurred in 2012.
The festival will run through Jan. 20. Performance times are 7 and 8:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 4 p.m. Sundays at 4 p.m.
"As part of its 30th anniversary season, Lifeline Theatre is thrilled to partner with a host of local performance groups in a vibrant celebration of Chicago's long-lived storytelling and Live Lit scene," officials said.
The festival also will feature the work of 2nd Story, enSOLO, GayCo, the kates, the Lifeline Storytelling Project, Stir Friday Night, Story Club, Sweat Girls, Tellin' Tales Theatre (featuring Tekki Lomnicki), Write Club and You're Being Ridiculous.
Amanda Rountree, Kim Morris and Eric Warner are among the solo performers booked for this event.
Tickets are $10 for single tickets and $30 for a festival pass (allows admission to any performance). Free parking is available with a shuttle.
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BACINEMA SCREENING OF "SIDE BY SIDE": Beverly Arts Center, 2407 W. 111th St., Chicago, (773) 445-3838: The weekly film series continues with this movie at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 9. Not rated, the documentary runs for 1 hour and 39 minutes. Tickets are $7.50 or $5.50 for members.
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Exhibit: Loretto 200th Jubilee, "Making a Difference in Colorado Since 1864"
The exhibition, will illustrate the history of the contributions of the Loretto Community through photographs, art, and memorabilia. The focus will be on five areas of their history and accomplishments: Beginnings in Kentucky and Santa Fe; The Schools; Global Loretto; Social Entrepreneurship: Peace and Justice; and Ordinary Women, Extraordinary Lives. Some of the signature pieces on view will include a replica of the very first high school diploma conferred in the Colorado territory in 1875 by St. Mary's Academy to pupil Jesse Forshee, and images of Sante Fe's world-renowned circular staircase built in 1880 by a carpenter whose identity remains among Santa Fe's most oft-repeated mysteries.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Sillywalker in my opinion of all the different kinds of gevalia tea the citrus green suits my taste the best.
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For years my wife has enjoyed your Green Tea with Pomegranate although it was a real aggravation to peal each bag from the succeeding bag. . . all the way through the box. Bags would tare and leak tea either into the cup or out into the storage box. Then one day, recently, to my dismay I found the pomegranate flavor no longer available and only two options remaining. I sought a reason for the absence of the pomegranate tea but received no answer from your company. Alas, I ordered multiple boxes of the Citrus and Cherry flavor green teas, but my wife disliked the flavor and aroma of both of them equally. They tasted to her like dirt! That's certainly not a satisfactory substitute. Subsequently I learned you were no longer producing the pomegranate tea and that you were closing down the tea operation. I wish I had known that before I wasted money on these two teas. I have found another supplier whose teas are excellent and will use them from now on. Thank you.
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Yes. In fact ALL Green Teas have caffeine in them. It occurs naturally within the leaf, just like caffeine occurs naturally inside of coffee beans. (How they get the caffeine OUT for de-caf, I forget, but Green Tea has Caffeine in it. Never heard of de-caf Green Tea.Age: 55-64
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Gevalia Green Teas offer approximately 25-40 mg of caffeine per serving.2 years, 10 months ago
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No. The bags come in one foil package which is just fine.Age: Over 65
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Thank you for asking. The Tea bags are not individually packaged. They are however, all wrapped in foil packaging for freshness. Have a great day.1 year, 1 month ago
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Located in Billings, Holiday Inn The Grand Montana Billings is close to Rimrock Mall and Moss Mansion. This casino hotel is within the vicinity of St. Patrick's Co-Cathedral and ZooMontana.
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Try your luck at the casino and enjoy other recreational amenities including a casino and an indoor pool. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, a concierge desk, and gift shops/newsstands.
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Featured amenities include a business center, business services, and audiovisual equipment. Event facilities at this hotel consist of small meeting rooms, banquet facilities, and exhibit space. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary at scheduled times.
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The Cody is in the heart of Cody, walking distance from Old Trail Town and Buffalo Bill Cody Stampede Rodeo. This hotel is within close proximity of Tecumseh's Old West Miniature Village and Museum and Buffalo Bill Historical Center.
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Take advantage of recreational opportunities offered, including an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a steam room. Additional amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and shopping on site. Guests can catch a ride to nearby destinations on the complimentary area shuttle.
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Featured amenities include a business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided at no charge.
Married for nine years and a photography team for five, Brian and Jennifer Hartman bring an artistic touch and approach to their on-location photography. Employing a photojournalistic style and dramatic lighting, they capture solo subjects and groups during posed and candid moments, earning critical acclaim from the Artistic Guild of the Wedding Photojournalist Association and The Knot and placing images in the pages of Elle and Seattle Bride magazines.
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When you stay at The Pollard Hotel in Red Lodge, you'll be in the mountains and within the vicinity of Red Lodge Ski Area.
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Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including a sauna and a fitness facility. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access and a fireplace in the lobby.
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Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference/meeting rooms, small meeting rooms, and banquet facilities. Free parking is available onsite.
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"It's important that Townsley got a fairly stiff sentence," said Will Daniels, senior vice president of operations and organic integrity at San Juan Batista, Calif.-based Earthbound Farm, one of the victims of the fertilizer fraud.
"It should serve as a clear warning to those who would violate the regulations that organic integrity is strong and that justice will be served on perpetrators of organic fraud."
Townsley admitted to intentionally changing the formula for Biolizer XN in April 2000 from a mix of "ocean-going fish, fish by-products, feathermeal and water" to include ammonium chloride. He later changed the formula again, switching the ammonium chloride to ammonium sulfate, and continued to sell until December 2006 as certified for use in organic operations.
Before imposing Townsley's sentence, Judge Breyer received comments from several interested parties, including Earthbound Farm; Tanimura & Antle, Salinas, Calif.; Miles McEvoy, deputy administrator of the National Organic Program; the California Department of Food and Agriculture; fertilizer company Advanced Marine Technologies, New Bedford, Mass.; and Peggy Miars, executive director of OMRI.
All of the comments stressed the ripple effect Townsley's actions had on the organic industry because it raised doubts among consumers and undermined the public trust in the U.S. Department of Agriculture's organic certification program.
The California Department of Food and Agriculture officials told the judge in their comments that Townsley's scheme resulted in additional regulations in the state that annually cost the organic industry $400,000 in increased fees and testing.
In a request for a 46-month sentence for Townsley, the U.S. Attorney's office said he not only intentionally perpetrated the fraud, but that he continued to do so while ducking investigators.
"At any time, Townsley could have made the right choice and stopped selling Biolizer XN, but it is clear that he was motivated by one thing — greed," the U.S. Attorney's office said in its sentence recommendation.
Breyer noted in an order related to the calculation of losses of victims in the Townsley case that "(the) defendant spends much of his briefing running away from his plea and the facts and evidence as presented in this case."
Townsley requested leniency, saying state and federal governments were partially to blame because they failed to effectively enforce organic certification regulations.


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Nightlife in Amsterdam
Most of Amsterdam's bars and clubs are in the city centre around the Dam, De Pijp and Leidseplein. Amsterdam has earned an international reputation for its dance scene in spectacular clubs like Panama, while many of the best gay bars and clubs are along Reguliersdwarsstraat. Most clubs don't get going until midnight and stay open until 5am or later. Popular bars include swish modern cocktail bars like VakZuid at the Olympic Stadium. The red light district is touristy, but has some interesting old theatres showing revues and cabaret.
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1. Café De Jaren - Bars
Show moreTrendy yet unpretentious, Café de Jaren is a vast city-centre café, bar and restaurant with a multi-coloured mosaic floor and an airy feel. On sunny days, tables on the two outside terraces overlooking the River Amstel are in high demand.Show this on mapE-mail this item
20-22, Nieuwe Doelenstraat, Amsterdam 1012 CP
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2. VakZuid - Bars
Show moreLocated in Amsterdam South, inside the Olympic Stadium used for the 1928 Olympic Games, VakZuid is a chic cocktail bar cum lounge-restaurant-club. The interior design is of that period in an updated form and it has a large canal-side terrace.Show this on mapE-mail this item
35, Olympisch Stadion, Amsterdam 1076 DE
+31 (0) 20 570 8400
Tram 16, 24 to Stadionplein
3. Amstel Fifty Four - Bars
Show morePerennial favourite Amstel Fifty Four is an Amsterdam institution and one of the longest-standing gay bars in the Rembrandtplein area. It's as Dutch as Edam, the staff and clientele are friendly and fun and there is live entertainment most nights.Show this on mapE-mail this item
54, Amstel (off Rembrandtplein), Amsterdam 1017 AB
+31 (0) 20 623 4254
4. In 't Aepjen - Bars
Show moreAn old sailors' tavern near the waterfront, In 't Aepjen is housed in one of Amsterdam's two surviving timber buildings, which date from 1550. The 'ape' of the small bar's name refers to images of monkeys in the tap room.Show this on mapE-mail this item
1, Zeedijk, Amsterdam 1012 AN
+31 (0) 20 626 8401
5. Café De Dokter - Bars
Show moreFilled with knick-knacks and with an impressive drinks display, the smallest, and one of the oldest, bars in Amsterdam was founded in 1798 by a retired doctor. It is tucked away down a narrow little street close to the Begijnhof.Show this on mapE-mail this item
4, Rozenboomsteeg, Amsterdam 1012 PR
+31 (0) 20 626 4427
6. Cafe Kale de Grote - Bars
Show moreA cocktail bar and restaurant in the Pijp district, Cafe Kale de Grote has soft chairs, long banquettes and chandeliers. It draws a hip, youthful crowd to sip mojitos, graze on plates of tempura and dance to DJs on Friday and Saturday nights.Show this on mapE-mail this item
18-20, Ferdinand Bolstraat, Amsterdam 1072 LJ
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7. bubbles&wines - Bars
Show moreThis Champagne and wine bar stands on a long lane a few minutes' walk from the Dam. Amid subdued lighting, dark wood surfaces and red tones, bubbles&wines serves an extensive roster of Champagne and wine labels, along with light snacks.Show this on mapE-mail this item
37, Nes, Amsterdam 1012 KC
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8. Panama - Clubs
Show moreDance, experimental theatre and club nights are on the agenda at this sizzling nightclub, café and restaurant. Housed in a converted port installation at the old harbour, Panama regularly welcomes top national and international DJs spinning different kinds of music.Show this on mapE-mail this item
4, Oostelijke handelskade, Amsterdam 1019 BM
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9. Taboo Bar - Clubs
Show moreOn central Amsterdam's Reguliersdwarsstraat, renowned for its gay nightlife scene, Taboo Bar attracts all persuasions and is especially popular during happy hour. It has two floors, a friendly crowd and DJs spinning the latest high-energy tunes.Show this on mapE-mail this item
45, Reguliersdwarsstraat, Amsterdam 1017 BK
+31 (0) 20 775 3963
10. Jimmy Woo - Clubs
Show moreGuest-list entry only at certain times can make Jimmy Woo, a deluxe spot off Leidseplein, hard to get into. The antique-look, Hong Kong-style club attracts a mellow crowd and the slow-starting music gets spikier the later it gets.Show this on mapE-mail this item
18, Korte Leidsedwarsstraat, Amsterdam 1017 RC
+31 (0) 20 626 3150
11. Supperclub - Clubs
Show moreA combination of post-fusion food served by slinky waitresses, DJ music, cabaret-style performances, fashion shows and masseuses makes a visit to the city-centre Supperclub a night out, not just a meal. It's not one for the shy or timid.Show this on mapE-mail this item
21, Jonge Roelensteeg, Amsterdam 1012 PL
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Show moreBuilt in 1888, the world-famous Concertgebouw in central Amsterdam is the city's premier classical music venue. The two auditoria have fabulous acoustics and host concerts by myriad visiting performers as well as the hall's own orchestra, the Royal Concertgebouw.Show this on mapE-mail this item
10, Concertgebouwplein, Amsterdam 1071 KJ
+31 (0) 20 671 8345
13. Paleis van de Weemoed - Entertainment
Show moreVisitors can experience an evening of nostalgic Amsterdam at Paleis van de Weemoed in the red-light district. This revue theatre has a spectacular Art Deco interior. Its restaurant serves a four-course meal and drinks before and during the show.Show this on mapE-mail this item
15-17, Oudezijds Voorburgwal, Amsterdam 1012 EH
+31 (0) 20 625 6964
14. Melkweg - Entertainment
Show moreMelkweg (Milky Way) is an innovative venue for music, dancing, art and performance. Housed in a converted dairy factory close to Leidseplein, it has concert halls, a theatre, cinema, recording studio, gallery, dance studio, restaurant and more.Show this on mapE-mail this item
234a, Lijnbaansgracht, Amsterdam 1017 PH
+31 (0) 20 531 8181
15. Café Peter Beense - Entertainment
Show moreUnpretentious Café Peter Beense seems to represent the best of all the cosy, friendly neighbourhood bars in Holland. Schmaltzy songs about stolen kisses behind the windmill are popular. Everyone joins in, led by the larger-than-life host and owner Peter Beense.Show this on mapE-mail this item
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I saw that you finally won a game last night, that must have been so exciting for you. Wins are kind of old news up here in Minnesota, we're usually win like 10 or eleven games a week up here. It's a lot different than Milwaukee, that's for sure. For one, we play outdoors not like you wussies with your roof. You know what happened the other day? It rained. On the baseball field. I was like "close the roof!" and Justin Morneau was all like "we don't have a roof bro." It was nuts, man.
So how's that new shortstop working out for you? Owl City Escobar, right? How many homeruns does he got? Two? That's it, really? Only two? Pssh, I have three already and I've played like 15 less games than he has. Good thing you traded me, haha. Wasn't he supposed to be some kind of savior or something? Number one prospect, my butthole.
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According to Freddie White-Johnson, founder and president of Fannie Lou Hamer Cancer Foundation, the money will be used to help build the resource center in Ruleville and aid low-income individuals in the Delta that are in need of mammograms.
"We have already begun utilizing the money. We're also going to use the money to help individuals who have recently been diagnosed with cancer," she added.
Johnson said she was elated to have received the donation from the facility and all other donations from various sponsors.
"On behalf of the Fannie Lou Hamer Cancer Foundation and the University of Southern Mississippi, we would like to express our appreciation to all of our donors, but one in particular is the Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility. We are very thankful to Mr. Fred Figueroa, who saw the significance of the foundation and decided to donate," said Johnson.
She also said that the donation would be used to help recently diagnosed cancer patients with travel expenses and to purchase literature that can be passed out to churches or clinics in rural areas.
"Cancer literature is not free. The Foundation has to purchase enormous amounts of literature to pass out to local churches and sometimes to individuals in passing. The Foundation strives to aid less fortunate individuals in any and everyway possible. About 80 percent of our clients have a problem with paying for transportation to go to and from treatment centers. We step in and ensure that their transportation needs are met," she said.
According to Johnson, in 2012, the Foundation helped 423 women receive mammograms, and of the 423 women, 21 percent of them were diagnosed with breast cancer.
"We had a 62 year old patient who had never been to the doctor. A lot of women fail to get mammograms because they fear that the financial burden may fall on them or their family members. We try to help ease their worries by providing them with financial assistance, and by directing them to various agencies that will help with treatment and emotional counseling. Cancer not only affects the individual it affects the individual's entire family," said Johnson.
The Foundation will also host various events that will further assist them in the building of the resource center and continue facilitating the needs of its clients.
"We are hosting our annual delta-wide walk to fight and combat breast cancer on Oct. 19 at 8:30 a.m. in Greenwood The event is to take place at Amanda Elzy High School, and on-site registration is accepted," she said.
"Last year we had over 300 participants, but this year we plan to have more because we have gotten more sponsors and volunteers. One of our largest sponsors is Wal-Mart," said Johnson.
The Fannie Lou Cancer Foundation tries to empower the people, because we know that if people are not empowered then they won't become healthy. We also try to leave something tangible in the community," she added.
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John Willis recently published a post that equates social publishing with social networking. While the post is pretty good, and I agree with most of the points, I need to correct the bit about the definition of social publishing. It's way more than social networking. Let me explain.
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Initiated by Brian Gallaher, Ocoee Middle School teacher and North Lee parent, the Running Rams is a running club for all students grades K-5 at North Lee Elementary. My office, Bradley County Coordinated School Health, was eager to get involved with this club and promote physical activity among students and families. Having two sons at North Lee, I was excited to share my joy of running with them.
This year's goal was to accumulate the first 25.2 miles of a marathon, culminating to the last mile of their 26.2 goal at the Covenant Health Fun Run in Knoxville on April 6. For the past few months students, along with many parents, met on Saturday mornings at the Cleveland/Bradley County Greenway to mark miles toward their goal. Meeting at the big yellow chair, students and parents enjoyed 1-3 mile runs along our beautiful Greenway. Individually, students worked on their miles on their own toward their goal. Many of those miles were logged on the Greenway.
Watching this group on Saturday mornings was such a delight. Most of the parents chose to run with their children and take this journey together. The staggered lines of parent/child partners expanding a distance as far as you could see on the Greenway was enough to make me smile, and smile big. Whether the students were learning how to track distance on a smart phone or look for mileage trackers on the course, all were having fun spending time together.
Chris Doan, Physical Education teacher and parent at North Lee Elementary, explains, "As a parent and teacher at North Lee, it was encouraging to see kids participating in a healthy activity. Many parents came and ran on the Greenway with their children to get them ready for the big race and several ran on race day. I personally enjoyed the time I spent running with my first grader and was proud of her running for 26.2 miles in three months' time."
Nat Akiona, principal at North Lee Elementary, adds, "I am extremely appreciative of the leadership of Mr. Gallaher for the institution of this program. It is my intention to continue this program at North Lee and I sincerely hope that other schools will join us — for the sake of our children's health, their parents' health and the resulting family memories that can be made during this time together."
The Greenway serves many purposes in our community and this year one of those purposes was to provide a space where school-aged children can learn the joy of running and competing against themselves. If you head out to the Greenway very early on Saturday mornings, you will most likely find a group of runners training for the next big event. It creates a social atmosphere that breeds fitness and lifelong health in our community.
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Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra Duramax Diesel Questions
davetx Posts: 5I am experiencing a problem with the a/c and heater controls on my 2004 GMC Sierra 3500. I have the dual zoned a/c heater control system. The driver's side of the system, when set on cold running the a/c will all of a sudden switch to hot air blowing thru the vents, but only on the driver's side. The passenger's side continues to blow cold air. No matter what I do, slide the temp control up and down, turn off the fan control, or switch the vent control to a different setting, the hot air continues to blow. The only way to make it go back to the a/c mode is to turn off the ignition and then restart the truck (very inconvenient when driving down the road). Sometimes this will happen often, then other times it will act normal for weeks without incident. Any ideas?
gmcustsvc Posts: 4,173Mistamule,
I'm sorry to hear about the noise concern you're having with your vehicle – have you been working with Customer Assistance at all? Please email us your information via the email listed in our profile if you'd like help working with a dealership to resolve this concern.
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wheretootravel Posts: 6hi i have a 2010 chevy silverado diesel i have soot blowing out the right side of truck when pulling fifth wheel it gets the leg on the 5th wheel black i have been told the filter needs replaced but it looks fine i might go ahead an replace it anyway i wanted to know if there was a exhaust tip i could purchase to blow out the side or down instead of the standard straight back thanks for any help linda
kingmidget Posts: 1
04duallygal Posts: 2i have an 04 3500 crew dually 4x4, 6.6L Duramax 180,000miles, all stock except the aluminum wheels. I am getting 23mpg open highway and 16mpg in town heavy traffic. My best fuel mileage open highway is 71ish mph... if I run 55-65 the mpg drops off. I typically drive 500+ miles per week for work so this one NEVER sits around idle, that might be the secret?
weephee Posts: 6Hello I am new to this forum and in need of help. I purchased a late model 2004 Silverado LLY diesel extend a cab 2500 HD truck that will not start. So far I replaced the fuel injection pump which is a job I hope I never have to do again. I replaced all the glow plugs and one injector. Also replaced the fuel filter. Truck has 230 k miles. It has been at a GM Chev dealership for 2 days and the mechanics have been unable to start it. (Fires a little when cranking) They have checked compression and all is good and the fuel pressure is at approx 5200 lbs when cranking. GM mechanic is telling me there are no trouble codes. He thinks it might be the Fuel Pump Injector Module ($2000) item but no guarantees. They are going to call GM Technical Department for some help. Can anyone give me some advice as to what might be preventing this engine from starting. Anything I can tell the mechanic to look into. Thanks
dozerdogg Posts: 2Weephee when u changed the fuel filter did u fill it with diesel and prime it? I know when I changed the fuel filter on my 03 DMax I have to prime it and crank it for 15 min. Before it would start back up. Open up the bleeder screw on top of the filter housing and push the primer. Fuel should squirt out with not bubbles. Hope this helps.
weephee Posts: 6Thx dozerdogg for your reply. I did all you suggested and it still wouldn't start. After 4 days of consulation between the mechanic and GM tech support, they are 95% sure it is the FICM. Dealer wants $2000 for it and I found a new one on ebay for $450. Dropped it off at the dealer today so perhaps on Monday the truck will be running. I will report back soon. Thx again
gmcustsvcsarah Posts: 1,964weephee,
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weephee Posts: 6
weephee Posts: 6Truck has now been at the dealers for 3 weeks and still no start. Gave them another ECM which they programmed and it made no difference. BTw the voltage on the injectors is 48 volts. They also did a fuel by-pass on the two injector rails and the results were within GM tolerances so that isn't the problem. Now they want to remove a few injectors and have them tested to see if that might be the problem. When they did the by-pass test there were a lot of air bubbles entering the injectors. I think they might be coming from the fuel filter hand pump so I've ordered a gasket set to replace the 0-rings. Also replacing the water collector at the bottom of the fuel filter. Is anyone interested in what is happening here. If I don't hear from someone, I guess I will quit reporting.
drjones1235 Posts: 1
weephee Posts: 6Hi drjones1235. The only thing that we might have in common on these trucks is that my clockspring is broken so I get an airbag trouble code and the steering wheel buttons do not work. Are you getting any trouble codes. Is your truck at a gm dealer I will change the clock spring this weekend and see if that makes a difference although I can't see why. Let me know if you make any progress.
mrsoupdad Posts: 1
skimama1 Posts: 1We have a 2005 Seneca motorhome with Duramax that we bought from a Chevy dealership in May 2013. It only had 8000 miles on it, which is not unusual for a motorhome because it is not a daily driver. However, there was not warranty becuase it is 8 years old. We have put just over 600 miles on it and the last trip out the crankshaft broke in half. It had to be towed and needs a new engine to the tune of $13K! GM is claiming no responsibility. Has anyone ever experienced this kind of breakdown on a Duramax especially with so few miles on it? We truly thought this motor would last "forever".
barrail Posts: 27I have never heard of this problem, yet it concerns me, I know of several D-max's that have well over 150 K and still run very strong. I would be checking vin #s to make sure every thing matches and that was the original motor for that vehicle. Something doesn't sound right. I wish I had a better response for you, but I wish you the best of luck. Please let us know, (the readers) how you make out,
djstanley Posts: 1I have a 2007 Chevy silverado 2500hd durmax.. I ran out if gas and now it will not start .. I primed it I even tried the wd40 and and fuel in filter.. Will not start.. Someone said could be fuel injector or fuel pump.. Anyone know where to start and how do I no which one it is??? I have primed so mc it killed my battery! Help
jhartling Posts: 12005 GMC Sierra HD2500 - the heater motor only works on high speed, when it's on lower speeds the abs and brake light come on in the dash and service brake system warning scrolls across dash. And the same lights and warning come on when 4 wheel drive is activated. Anyone seen this before or have any suggestions?
leeson1 Posts: 1
Wow 18 pages of bad stories. Don't think I'll be getting a diesel. I have an 06' gas 4.8l vortec with 200k and never ONCE had an issue with the motor or transmission. I just change the fluids and put gas in, no problems. The only things replaced under the hood are the belts, spark plugs and battery (once each).