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I keep mine in a dark cupboard.
It'll be interesting to see the responses to this as I'm a bit worried about the summer. Hope my bottles don't get wrecked, I'll be gutted!
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I've been keeping my bottles on a shelf in my bathroom but read recently that high humidity might harm the quality and longevity of the scents.
As i've paid a lot of money for these bottles i want them to smell as good as when i first bought them.
So BN'rs where do you keep yours? Bedroom? In their original boxes? In a draw/cabinet? Bathroom etc...
Any advice on whether the humidity issue is a problem also welcome.
I keep mine in a dark cupboard.
It'll be interesting to see the responses to this as I'm a bit worried about the summer. Hope my bottles don't get wrecked, I'll be gutted!
In dark, cool, dry, but not refrigerated, closed spaces.
In my wardrobe...
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On my dresser in the bedroom. It's a fairly dark room facing north so there is little sunlight and the temperature is stable.
About the bathroom: I wouldn't worry about humidity as much as fluctuating temperatures. The perfume is in a closed glass bottle so the occasional 100% humidity is unlikely to interact with the perfume. Bright lights and frequent temperature changes, however, are big problems.
Mine stay in their boxes closed up in a cabinet. I've had very little problem with fragrances going bad.
The ones I use regularly stay on my dresser and those less often in containers in a closet.
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Always in my wardrobe, back in their own boxes. I never keep anything out, not even samples.
a dedicated shelf in my wardrobe...
My perfumes are kept in their boxes on several shelves in a dark, air conditioned walk-in closet. Even so, I have had some 'turn' from time to time - but rarely.
In my wardrobe, dark and relatively small changes in temperature. The boxes are stored separately.
I keep them in a drawer, away from my windows.
The oils in the bottles react badly to light and to extreme temperatures; so you want to keep them slightly under room temperature: cupboards, drawers, or closets
I have a linen closet that is in a dark, dry, cool hallway... that's where I keep mine.
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On a bookshelf in a room in my basement. The room is always cool, even during the middle of summer. I go down there when I don't want to crank up the AC.
I would love to have all my bottles out for display but really dont want to risk spoiling them , so they are kept in their boxes on a shelf in my smelly corner of the bedroom
cool, dark, dry, dresser drawer lower to the floor where temp is cooler.
i check to make sure theyre cool by touching them to my lips
i was keeping them under my bed where it was even cooler during winter... but moved them because they built up condensation on the outside when i pulled them out and played with them
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I keep mine in their boxes. My bottles are somewhat organized by season, so my cool weather fragrances are in a dresser drawer, while my warm weather and more commonly worn scents are on a shelf in my closet.
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I have a lovely Chinoisserie mirrored display cabinet, where I display my rare vintages and special ones.
The rest stay in my dresser in my dressing room, boxed in the dark. With a rotation of one or two scents on the dresser top with matching cremes.
Minis have their own dresser, a mini one .
Dark closet, several shelves, boxes stored separately. Love the way the collection looks, but too afraid of wrecking the fragrances with exposure to light, heat, and humidity.
About displaying... well, I do that with few very pretty bottles that I cared about a lot (and have nice memmories about moments when I weared it) after the perfume is gone.
With the ones with perfume in them, I never do this. Never put them where they can be seen, cause I hate people touching them, I feel they're an intimate secret of mine.
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I keep mine in their boxes on the bottom shelf of my chifferobe!
Mine are in breadboxes (three and growing) with tilt-open lids, on a non-bathroom shelf. The lid minimizes light when closed (I hope; it's rather like the "does the fridge light really go off?" question), and makes it easy to access the bottles when opened. Most are out of their boxes.
I keep my treasures in a cabinet where they're secluded from sunlight.
I keep them in 4 different closets. I have 3 and my husband one. One closet is very big, I cleared it from my clothes and put them on several levels. The closets close with a door. Sometimes it is very hard to reach for the ones in the back of a level.
On a shelf of my dresser in the bedroom , its dark and the temperature is kinda constant . I keep them into their boxes and no i do not expose them , they are my treasures . I wouldnt like someone to ransack them .
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I display all of mine on my car dashboard. So pretty in the sunlight!
Kidding of course. I have a cupboard to store them in. Boxes kept separately somewhere else.
Unfortunately mine are in a less than ideal location. But I have yet to see one turn.
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It's in a bedroom, under a raised piece of furniture with a dark, cool space under it, away from light and harm. Fairly easy to get in and out, and it keeps my fragrances fine.
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just not near A LOT of sunlight and heat. Sephora is a great example of how not to store them.
I keep my full bottles in a small fridge bought for the purpose, and decant into 5 ml. atomizers which I store in my dresser drawer (and tuck into my bag when I go out, or pack when traveling.)
I have a large double cupboard in my bedroom which is on an internal wall. I have recently decided to take them all out of their boxes and display them in the cupboard (into which I have installed extra shelving), so that when I open the cupboard I get this fantastic impact of all of them in their full bottled glory. The cupboard is dark (as dark as the box would be) and the room never gets hot - even in the summer. By doing this I get the best of both worlds. I've kept all the boxes though, in case I decide to sell any of them on Ebay.
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In a vault built into the basement of my home.
i keep mine on my dresser top now,formerly guilty of keeping in the bathroom open shelf . so far only a few samples have gone completly off.well the very top notes of lancomes aromatonic are a bit off but it is 1/2-2/3rds gone so air in the bottle may cause more damage .at is 10-15 years old.
In my bedroom on top of my dresser. Everything is neatly arranged.
I have a shelving setup on my computer desk. I just keep them on those shelves for now. I have a blanket on my bedroom window (I sleep during the day and work at night) so light is not an issue.
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I keep my frags in a wooden armoire. It is away from any windows so there's no sunlight nearby. They are also stored in their respective boxes, although I really don't know if that makes a difference or not.


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Stan Czacki, of Truth or Consequences, N.M., won his fifth Touring 4 Majors race of the year, despite losing the power steering in his No. 00 Whitehead/DGI/BFG/Summit/HPD/Cobalt Acura RSX Type S. Jerry Oleson, of Aurora, Colo., took his fourth-straight Conference H Production win in his Austin Healey Sprite.
Keith Verges, of Dallas, Texas, took a dominating win in Spec Racer Ford's group three race, beating the field to the checkered flag by 21.415 seconds in his No. 69 Apex Driving Academy entry.
In group four, James Stiehr, of Evergreen, Colo., took his second Formula F and overall win of the weekend in his No. 5 Carpe Metam Racing/Morgan Adams Piper. David Vincent, of Leavenworth, Kan., took Formula 500 after finishing second Saturday in his No. 73 XT Racing/Rod End Supply KBS. Bob Neumeister, of Pueblo, Colo., changed cars from Saturday to Sunday, but it didn't change the result. Neumeister took the Formula Vee win in his No. 94 Hoosier Tires/Redline Oil/RCE Vortech.
Waldbaum and Pettiford's Touring 2 battle stole the show in Group 5, but five other drivers were victorious in class for the second-straight day, including Justin Napoleon (GT2), Jim Valdez (GT3), Robert Schader (STL), Jason Ott (Touring 3) and Jim Wheeler (American Sedan).
Schader's win was his seventh in eight U.S. Majors Tour Mid-States Conference races, clinching the season-long Championship.
The final group of the weekend for winged formula cars and sports racing cars also featured a late-race pass for the overall lead, with Dwight Rider, of Aurora, Colo., passing Kirk Kindsfater, of Eaton, Colo., on lap 10, just as a race-ending full course caution came out. Rider also won Formula Atlantic in his Ralt RT-41, with Kindsfater taking C Sports Racing in his Speads RS 11.
Robert Adams, of Denver, Colo., won Formula 1000 in his Astra. Defending Formula Mazda National Champion Alan McCallum, of Houston, Texas, took his second win of the weekend in his No. 1 Alan McCallum Racing entry. Parker, Colorado's Tex Arnold won Formula Continental® in his Van Diemen. Steve Meyer, of Longmont, Colo., won Sports 2000 and Henry Donohoo, of Arvada, Colo., won Formula Enterprises in his No. 10 Mazda of Lakewood entry.
For full event results and information, please visit the event homepage at www.scca.com/highplainsmajors.
The U.S. Majors Tour Mid-States Conference concludes its 2013 Championship Aug. 3-4 at Gateway Raceway, in Madison, Ill.
BYERS, Colo. – Winners from Sunday's SCCA U.S. Majors Tour race at High Plains Raceway with class, driver, hometown and car.
American Sedan, Jim Wheeler, Lenexa, Kan., Pontiac Trans-Am.
C Sports Racing, Kirk Kindsfater, Eaton, Colo., Speads RS 11.
E Production, Matt Reynolds, Fair Oaks, Texas, Mazda Miata.
F Production, Eric Prill, Topeka, Kan., Mazda Miata.
Formula 1000, Robert Adams, Denver, Colo., Astra.
Formula 500, David Vincent, Leavenworth, Kan., KBS Mk VII.
Formula Atlantic, Dwight Rider, Aurora, Colo., Ralt RT-41.
Formula Continental, Tex Arnold, Parker, Colo., Van Diemen.
Formula Enterprises, Henry Donohoo, Arvada, Colo., Formula Enterprises.
Formula F, James Stiehr, Evergreen, Colo., Piper DF5.
Formula Mazda, Alan McCallum, Houston, Texas, Formula Mazda.
Formula Vee, Robert Neumeister, Pueblo, Colo., Vortech.
GT-2, Justin Napoleon, Magnolia, Texas, Chevrolet Camaro.
GT-3, Jim Valdez, Denver, Colo., BMW E46.
H Production, Jerry Oleson, Aurora, Colo., Austin-Healey Sprite.
Spec Miata, Matt Reynolds, Fair Oaks, Texas, Mazda Miata.
Spec Racer Ford, Keith Verges, Dallas, Texas, Spec Racer Ford.
Sports 2000, Steve Meyer, Longmont, Colo., Lola 89/90.
Super Touring Lite, Robert Schader, Longmont, Colo., Mazda Miata.
Super Touring Under, Michael Pettiford, Louisville, Colo., Volkswagen GLI.
Touring 2, Natha Waldbaum, Omaha, Neb., Chevrolet Corvette ZO6.
Touring 3, Jason Ott, Thornton, Colo., BMW Z4 Coupe.
Touring 4, Stan Czacki, Truth or Consequences, N.M., Acura RSX-S.
Image: Matt Reynolds clinched the E Production Mid-States Majors Conference Championship Sunday at High Plains (Rupert Berrington Image)


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James Kenan High football coach Ken Avent, Jr., has his program right where it wants to be, which is practicing Thanksgiving Day.
"This is the first time this group has been able to do that," he said. "The guys are excited because it's a special thing to get this far and to practice on Thanksgiving."
That hasn't been the case in recent seasons for the Tigers, who play host to Southwest on Friday night at 7:30 p.m. in the NCHSAA 1-AA East Regional final. The winner advances to the state final on Dec. 1 at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh.
James Kenan, historically a state power, struggled the past three years, going 7-6 in 2009 and 2010 and 7-5 last year. Not the sort of seasons Tigers fans were accustomed to in Warsaw given James Kenan advanced to the state final in 2006 and won it all one year later.
However, the top-seeded Tigers (13-0) have turned things around and now are one win away from playing for a state title.
"Last year we thought we'd have a decent year, but we had some injuries," Avent said. "This year we've been able to stay healthy."
But standing in James Kenan's way to a title game berth is second-seeded Southwest (12-1), another state power. The last time the Stallions and Tigers met was 2010 when Southwest beat James Kenan 17-6 in the second round.
"It adds a little extra excitement knowing you're in the East finals and one game away from playing in the state championship game and you're playing somebody like Southwest," said Avent, who's in his seventh season as James Kenan's head coach.
"They are good and they obviously look like the best team we will have played all year. They are big, physical and strong and well-coached. We have our hands full, but we are excited to be in the fourth round."
The Tigers are coming off a 68-41 victory over Red Springs, a team that Avent said ran the spread offense, which James Kenan wasn't as familiar with compared to Southwest's more run-oriented attack.
"Wallace-Rose Hill and East Duplin are very similar in that they all play good defense and they like to run the ball," Avent said. "We are more familiar with that type of team than a team that runs the spread. I don't know if that's good or bad."
Opposing teams no doubt have been feeling bad when they've tried (and failed) to stop the Tigers' offense, which mainly operates from a two tight end set and averages 36.5 points per game.
Marcelias Sutton, a 5-foot-7, 176-pound junior, leads James Kenan with 1,753 yards rushing and 19 touchdowns on 190 carries, averaging 9.2 yards per carry. He is complemented by sophomore Ja'Quan Williams, who has 1,027 yards and 12 touchdowns on 113 carries and averages 9 yards a carry.
"Marcelias is not very big, but he runs hard, and he's a good football player," Avent said. "He rushed for over 1,000 yards as a sophomore and he started a little bit as a freshman. He's been a real talented player for us.
"Ja'Quan missed a couple of games in the middle of the season (with an injury), but he has really come on good."
Avent credits the offensive line for paving the way for the big yards by Sutton and Williams.
"Our line has probably been the strength of the offense," the coach said. "But we haven't been against a team like Southwest. So things remain to be seen. We are just going to do what we have been doing all year and hope that's good enough."
That includes playing good defense, which the Tigers have done, despite allowing 41 points against Red Springs (10-4). James Kenan lines up in a 4-4-3 defense.
"Our defense has been a strength," Avent said. "We play as fast as we can."
Overall, the Tigers and Stallions look to match up well against each other.
"Both teams like to run the ball and both teams are built on defense," Avent said. "They might be a little bigger than us, looking at the roster and having seen the film. Speed-wise, we both are pretty quick, but it's hard to tell on film."


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Brad Barritt, Mouritz Botha and Matt Stevens have been selected for the 42-man England squad to tour South Africa in June.
Coach Stuart Lancaster has picked a large squad for the five-match tour, although the South Africa-born trio are favourites to start in the three Tests against the Springboks.
Lancaster has stuck with Chris Robshaw as his skipper after a relatively good Six Nations campaign. Troubled scrumhalf Danny Care has been handed a recall after missing the Six Nations due to suspension, while hooker Dylan Hartley is included after serving an eight-week ban for biting.
Flanker James Haskell is another who is back in the mix after a strong showing for the Highlanders in the Super Rugby competition.
A total of 13 uncapped players have been included in the touring party. Joe Gray, Christian Wade, Joe Launchbury, Tom Youngs, Jonathan Joseph, George Robson, Tom Johnson, Carl Fearns, Graham Kitchener, Joe Marler, Alex Goode, George Lowe and the New Zealand-born Thomas Waldrom should at the very least receive opportunities in the two midweek games against the SA Barbarians teams.
Tom Wood, Courtney Lawes and Tom Croft are all unavailable due to injuries.
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Forwards (23): Mouritz Botha (Saracens), Dan Cole (Leicester Tigers), Alex Corbisiero (London Irish), Paul Doran Jones (Northampton Saints), Phil Dowson (Northampton Saints), Carl Fearns (Bath Rugby), Joe Gray (Harlequins), Dylan Hartley (Northampton Saints), James Haskell (Otago Highlanders), Tom Johnson (Exeter Chiefs), Graham Kitchener (Leicester Tigers), Joe Launchbury (London Wasps), Joe Marler (Harlequins), Lee Mears (Bath Rugby), Ben Morgan (Scarlets), Matt Mullan (Worcester Warriors), Tom Palmer (Stade Francais), Geoff Parling (Leicester Tigers), Chris Robshaw (capt, Harlequins), George Robson (Harlequins), Matt Stevens (Saracens), Thomas Waldrom (Leicester Tigers), Tom Youngs (Leicester Tigers).
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Lyle Leads Women's Golf to Seventh Place Showing at Pinehurst Challenge
March 20, 2013
PINEHURST, N.C. - The Pfeiffer University women's golf team wrapped up the 2013 Pinehurst Challenge in seventh place topping five other conference schools ot the 5,378-yard, par 72 layout of the National Golf Club. Lauren Lyle would lead the Lady Falcons with a pair of 81's to finish tied for 17th individually.
Behind Lyle, Danielle Haizlip would improve nine shots from round one's 86 to a final round 77 on Tuesday. Stefania Valgeirsdottir took four fewer shots in round two posting an 81 while Katie Nance and Georgi Hoeksema finished with two-day totals of 171 and 192.
Host Wingate took home team honors with a two-day 634 to top Armstrong Atlantic by six strokes. Meghan Moore of UNC Pembroke recieved medalist honors with a tournament total of 149 carding rounds of 76 and 73.
The Lady Falcons will have one more tournament before the annual Conference Carolinas tournament playing in the Agnes McAmis Memorial hosted by Tusculum in Greeneville, Tennessee April 8th and 9th.


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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is developing a strategy for a major move of its IT systems to the cloud.
It released a sources sought notice earlier this year asking vendors for insights into their cloud capabilities. The NRC now is reviewing those responses and figuring out its path forward.
Darren Ash, the NRC's chief information officer, said the agency is looking at infrastructure-as-a-service, hosting and other services.
"We will have to figure out ultimately what makes the most sense in terms of the applications as well as information sensitivity," he said. "We are not necessarily going to put an application that is sensitive out in the cloud. But we might look at something that by all the sense of the word should be public. Could that simplify reside in the cloud? It gave us a great deal of information about the capabilities that are out there now it's a matter of what we want to do with them."
Ash said he expects NRC to come up with an acquisition strategy and potentially a solicitation to buy cloud services later this summer. NRC already moved three applications to the cloud over the last two years, including its capital planning tool, its employee notification tool and its core financial system.
Ash said NRC is moving its financial system to a private sector cloud provider was a big step, and it shows just how far not only his agency, but many agencies have moved over the last few years in being comfortable with cloud services.
"We see the offerings and how they have matured," he said about cloud services. "If this was two years ago, a lot of conversations about cloud would have been about security. The conversation we have now isn't necessarily about security. We know that it will be important and we know about FedRAMP, and all the things we need to do. But the conversations we have, have more to do with what's our exit strategy? Do we have a clear idea of how we would move to another provider, and making sure it is baked in to whatever agreement that we do enter into. It's looking at the end."
For the NRC, where cloud was two years ago, mobile is today — just in the exploratory stages.
Ash said the NRC is running a pilot program where it's giving about 20 employees in the field one of two tablet computers.
"A lot of it is grounded in the work that they do and the capabilities the tablets do provide. Do they work? Do they make sense? What capabilities do we need to add?" he said. "We have a long list of requirements and expectations in terms of their work and we want to make sure that we line up nicely and of course are being responsive because we know that what we get out of this pilot and the feedback we get will play into how we ultimately support others parts of this agency."
Currently, employees are using the tablets for only email, contacts and calendaring, but in phase two of the pilot, Ash said, NRC will expand the capabilities to upload and download data and review documents.
The pilot is using government furnished devices. NRC has a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policy and is testing that concept as well. Ash said more than 500 people are taking part in the BYOD pilot where employees can voluntarily give up their government-issued cell phone or other device.
"What we used it for is to learn about mobility, what's necessary to support it and the capabilities that we need to ultimately implement," he said. "There's two sides of it. There's a secure container that contains only the agency stuff. And then the other side is mine. Should I lose the device, the agency has the ability to remotely wipe the secure container with the agency stuff, but my personal stuff would still be there."
Ash said once the BYOD pilot is completed the NRC would evaluate how it worked and what steps are necessary to expand it to more employees.
"You have to be best prepared to support this for the long haul in terms of the resources, whether it's the helpdesk, the tools and the technology," he said. "What I like about what we've been doing is we are less focused on the products because the products will change over time. We've been focused on the work because ultimately that work is not going to change dramatically."
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Date Reviewed: November 26, 2013
Strengths: Pedaling platform, suspension ease of setup and versatility, frame geometry
Weaknesses: Weight
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Date Reviewed: November 9, 2013
Strengths: Climbs anything, rides fast, comfortable cockpit
Weaknesses: The only thing I have had an issue with other than the factory recall on the evolution series shock, is that my front brake squeels and skips when hard pressure is appied to the lever.
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Date Reviewed: October 22, 2013
Strengths: I love this bike my first full suspension 29er and my first 29er. This bike has been well worth the money, and is vary well built. I can tackle any terrain even thought this bike might be on the heavy side for some people, it performs vary well on climbs and descents. i haven't had any problems with the components that came with the bike.
Weaknesses: The only weakness of this bike is the weight but thats probably not the reason why you would buy this bike in the first place.
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Date Reviewed: September 13, 2013
Strengths: Pedaling platform, Descending, Suspension
Weaknesses: Weight (but for the price 30lbs is good), Avid Elixer 5 brakes
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The new 12mm rear axle creates a noticeable increase in stiffness - especially in the rough. The 22/36 gearing works great for me as a clyde. The suspension has a great pedaling platform and is still quite plush without having to pay $250 to service the brain - which takes 2 weeks. Plus I get full travel in the rear which I never got on the '11. (lower PSI in the front fork creates the best balance IMO - ex 75 when 90 is recommended for my weight)
The bike is 30.3 lbs with XT pedals, an Easton Havoc 29.5" bar and a Truvativ T4 setback seatpost. The one thing that works fine but could be better is the brakes. I rode some XT's and got spoiled.
This is a good trailbike for those who want to ride everything from cross country to light all mountain. If you can only have one this is a good pick. Overall it is durable, well balanced and descends with great confidence - pretty good for a FS under 3K.
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Date Reviewed: August 6, 2013
Strengths: Wasn't much of a choice. I'm 6'6" so this is the ONLY bike I could find that would fit me because it comes in XXL. Found a used 2010 and jumped on it. Came from an XL superlight and fell in love on the first ride. I climb way better now. On the downhill sections most of the time I don't have to worry about picking a line... this bike just soaks it up.
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Date Reviewed: January 28, 2013
Strengths: Fast rolling, excellent suspension, climbs like a goat, loves an aggressive rider. Probably immediately 10-20% faster than my 2012 Trance x0 26er on fast flowing trails. Value for money awesome with the LBS deal I got (and I always thought Giant were best in VFM!). Test road trance x 29er as well and the stumpy smokes the trance if you ride agressively. Trance more plush and good for the casual rider. Stumpy hands down if you wanna attack the trails and go fast.
Weaknesses: Swapped the brakes to XT trails from new. Juicy 5s a poor spec for this bike. Issues with fox fork, blow off valve for climb setting did not reset, fox fixed on warranty. Minor stuff.
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Duration Product Used: 1 mth
Purchased At: Redbike Tauranga
Similar Products Used: 2012 Trance X 26er
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2006 Attack Trail
Bike Setup: Tubeless, XT trail brakes with ice tech rotors, KS Lev dropper,
Date Reviewed: January 25, 2013
Strengths: Immediately fun and confident in the saddle...really no downside from my 26er (also FSR). Tried Tall Boy, both carbon and alum, and felt very awkward...not so with the FSR. Rolls over everything - point and shoot mountain biking - great climber and descender...great handling on technical trails
Weaknesses: would love to shave some weight (29+lbs)...will work on that when I can.
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Date Reviewed: October 26, 2012
Strengths: Stiff, rolls over everyting.
Weaknesses: A little sluggish in tight spots.
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Price Paid: $2700.00
Date Reviewed: September 18, 2012
Strengths: Good bike after defected parts were replaced under warranty.
Weaknesses: The quality of original components, specially Fox Triad shock, which needed to be replaced three times.
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Duration Product Used: 2 years
Price Paid: $2900.00
Purchased At: Mountain bike shop F
Similar Products Used: Gary Fisher and Rocky mountain 29ers
Bike Setup: Mostly factory. Chain rings changed to 24/36, 560 mm handle bar
Date Reviewed: September 2, 2012
Strengths: An immediately comfortable bike. The frame feels strong and the geometry is very "all-purpose". I didn't feel like it was designed for any special riding style. It just rides.
Weaknesses: A little compact with the initial setup from my LBS. I reversed the factory stem and felt better. The factory front wheel (DT Swiss 520SL) is going to flex on hard braking. There is a long, long spoke but a big brake so things are going to flex. Inherent problem with 29ers that is getting addressed by the aftermarket I hope.
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Date Reviewed: August 6, 2012
Strengths: this my first 29er FS bike, coming from a Marin 26er hardtail. Before getting the Specialized Stumpjumper FSR 29er Comp, i did a lot of reading and researching. I compared the Camber to this and I believe that the Camber is an awesome bike on its own, but the Stumpjumper is a league of its own. When I got this, the difference was day and night! I rode on the same trails as I did with my 26er hardtail and if there were rock garden sections that I needed to dismount from the hardtail, I easily cruised on the Stumpy 29er. Going uphill was a breeze with my Stumpy as long as I practice good cadence and proper shifting management. There was a section of a local trail where even if I had engaged the tranny gear on my hardtail, it was not enough and i still had to dismount and push my bike up. But on the same section with my Stumpy 29er, I managed to clear it without going in full low gear; I was stocked! I discovered the joys and thrills of downhill with the Stumpy. It was fast and stable; the disc brakes have awesome stopping power. When I was a bit afraid to go fast downhill with my hardtail, I was literally flying on my Stumpy. It was lighter than my hardtail by a bit.
Weaknesses: One inherent weakness of Specialized bikes, Stumpies included, is the proprietary sizes of the rear shock. The stock Fox Triad II is awesome for my taste, since I'm new to FS bikes. But what if I want to upgrade later? Another weakness for me is the cornering ability of the 29er. I have to go slow and wide on switchbacks whereas on my 26 bike, I was nimble. But maybe when I get use to it and I bacome a better rider, I can more or less cut corners easily with my Stumpy.
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Date Reviewed: August 5, 2012
Strengths: Climbs like a hardtail, goes downhill like a 6" travel AM bike. Doesn't feel awkward like most of the 29er's I've tried. Thru axle front and rear (incredibly stiff), smart and efficient kit. The only XL 29er package out there to have the brains to put 200mm front/180mm rear brake rotors. Fox front shock at the price point of Rockshox from everyone else
Weaknesses: If anything, maybe the weight. But no heavier than competition at same or higher price point
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Date Reviewed: July 29, 2012
Strengths: Great suspension. Rides very smooth. Tires are grippy. Easy to shift up hills. Brakes are very good.
Weaknesses: Back brake came un aligned. Tires have a great texture but are too thin for sand, gravel, and any other soft surfaces you find while riding downhill. Front tire slips around sharp corners or when leaning a lot, caused a broken wrist and a ruined season.
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Date Reviewed: July 18, 2012
Strengths: Had the bike for 10 months now (2012 version) and still rides like a dream. Had the "command post" fitted as extra and recommand it to everybody. The bike is a steady platform downhill. With this bike I'm faster than my buddies downhill. All down to the bike. Just do not tell them :-)
Weaknesses: Most of my riding is under wet/sand/mud conditions (my preference). Consequenly, the components are disintegrating fast. Replaced the chain 3 times (due to rust, wear and one failure), replaced the cassette with a more durable XT version and replaced/upgraded the chainrings as well. While replacing the chainrings I noticed that they did not match the factory specs. Instead of the factory 36/22 mine had a 36/24 setup: no wonder climbing steep slopes did cost a lot of strenght. The brakes started squeeling after riding some 100 km. Solved by replacing the original metal sintered pads with organic pads (replaced those 4 times due to wear). Had to bleed the front brake about two weeks ago due to water ingress.
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Date Reviewed: July 11, 2012
Strengths: I'm a big guy and the 29er in my opinion is the only way to go, uphills makes a heap of difference particularly up tight switchbacks, down hill wow! Suspension is great, the bike handles heaps better than my Giant Anthem X3 ever did and more enjoyable to ride.
I think me being a 6"3 guy has a lot to do with it however.
Weaknesses: Some creaking in the bottom bracket (I think?), Avid elixirs had to be rebuild under warrantee within 5months and the 32mm forks flex a little. I'm being picky however as I'm stoked about the bikes performance.
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ok i just jailbroke it everything went fine, but when my phone restarted it just stuck on the apple symbol, and wont do anything. even when I plug it back to to my computer, it doesnt reconize it of anything??????? someone please help now my phone doesnt work and its just stuck on the apple symbol even if i keep manuel shuttuing off my phone, PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How To: Jailbreak iPhone 2.2.1 - Mac OS X QuickPWN Edition
Disclaimer - Neither TiPb nor I take any responsibility for any problems/issues/bricking/etc. that may occur while using this software to modify your iPhone. Please be aware of what you are doing.
IMPORTANT: If you have a iPhone 3G that you want to unlock you must use the preserving baseband method - only available on Macs.
There has been a lot of buzz going on in the forums regarding jailbreaking the iPhone 2.2.1 firmware lately, and a lot of questions to go along with i t!. Today we're going to take a deeper look at the exact steps you have to take to get your iPhone jailbroken on your Mac.
Let's get started, after the jump!
1. Get the Tools
First and foremost make sure your iPhone is updated to the 2.2.1 firmware. If you're not yet running 2.2.1, update via iTunes. We'll wait. Honest.
All good? Okay, next make sure your iPhone is not connected to your Mac. Then create a new folder on your desktop and name it "Pwnage". Next you will need to download the following tools:
- QuickPwn
- 2.2.1 Firmware IPSW for first generation iPhone (2G)
2.2.1 Firmware IPSW for iPhone 3G
2. Install the ToolsNow double click on the firmware file you just download to mount QuickPwn. Once mounted click and drag the QuickPwn application into the Pwnage folder you created on your desktop.
3. Launch QuickPwnSimply double click the QuickPwn icon to get started, click ok to accept the copyright notice and we are ready to begin.
4. Connect your iPhoneYou will be asked to connect your iPhone to your Mac, do this now and then click ok.
5. Begin Pwnage!QuickPwn will now detect whether you have connected an original iPhone (2G) or iPhone 3G. Now the software will search for the 2.2.1 ipsw firmware file you downloaded a few minutes ago.
6. Customize Your iPwnNext you will be asked if you would like to replace the original boot and recovery logos on your iPhone. Select Yes or No to continue. [If you select yes, you will have the nifty little pineapple logo at startup instead of a apple.] Now QuickPwn will create your custom IPSW file. Once that process is complete you must enter in your OS X system password to continue. (Just like when you update certain applications).
7. PAY ATTENTION: Here's the Tricky PartThis next part can be a bit tricky but as long as you pay attention to exactly what the software tells you, you should have zero issues. You have to put your iPhone into DFU mode. First turn off your device. Next, you will be prompted to hold down both the home and power button for 10 seconds. Lastly, you will release the power button while you continue to hold down the home button for another 10 seconds.
8. Sit Back and WaitQuickPwn will now begin to work it's magic. Be patient while QuickPwn is modifying your iPhone. It will take a few minutes. [Do NOT do anything to your computer or iPhone while this process is taking place] Your phone will the reboot and once it starts back up you will see the Installer app along with Cydia, and you are done!
9. We Have Jailbreak!You have just jailbroken your iPhone! Now wasn't that simple? We'll be back soon with our Windows PC edition, and in the meantime if you want more information or help troubleshooting please head over to our section of the forums dedicated to jailbreaking. There are plenty of members of our community that can help you out!
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How To: Jailbreak iPhone 2.2.1 - Mac OS X QuickPWN Edition
i just jailbroke my iPhone 3G and went fine and i sync all my stuffs and then i realize that it wasn't reading the sim card, i already try with another cellphone and the sim work normally, but when i put it into the iPhone stays like this .... and after a litle went No Service. can anyone help me please, HELP PLEASE !!!
Hi i have the 3g iphone firmware 2.2.1 with baseband 02.30 (newest one) and i have the Gevey plus 2 turbo sim. i am trying to get T-mobile to work on it but everytime i put in the turbo sim with my T-Mobile sim it get this message "diffrent sim detected please connect to itunes" i can only making "emergency calls" while it is in this mode. Can anyone help? Please if you can e-mail me at email@example.com (also my phone is activated and has been jailbroken, works with AT&T sim as well)
ok, I've tried this about 3 times and I cannot get it to work. It is REALLY frustrating, especially since it is somewhat time time consuming and you don't know how long this is supposed to take. I left my phone for a couple hours to see if it would reboot itself and NOTHING happened.
Can ANYONE tell me what to do. I know I can always restore my regular settings but I want to be able to do whatever I want on my iPhone.
I have read and tried a number of suggestions from the other comment but nothing is working. My itunes pops up and say that the ipod cannot be deticated and it wont allow me to continue with the jailbreaking.
What can I do to jailbrake me phone?
Hey, Just giving everyone a heads up. The IPSW file can not be downloaded properly with Safari on mac osx. Save yourself the hassle and download Moxilla firefox!
I have followed the directons to jailbreak my i phone but it seems to be spinning where qckspwn works its magic.
can you advise, its been over 5 minutes and nothing is happening except the little spinning circle in the corner of the box
Hey so i got through all the steps and after i was finished entering DFU mode u know like holding down the home button for 10 seconds, it gave me an error that said the iphone was detected or something like that and then (2001) It then continued to not work. What is that and what do i have to do to fix it? thanks
Ok, very good and easy instructions... but with all the other ipsw files i downloaded never had a problem, exept for 2.2.1.. When i download the firmware, it doest comes out as a .ipsw file, it comes out as a folder, the folder is called iPhone1,2_2, and inside of it there is:
A folder called "Firmware"
when i downloaded the firmware, the first half second it started downloading as a .ipsw file, then it started downloading as a .zip, and when the download was done the .zip started decompressing and came out as a folder
I downloaded the firmware from you and the apple source, so uh please help!!!
so i did everything correctly.. the only thing this tutorial is missing is when i should put my sim card n the iphone before or after.
so my real problem......
my number reads out n my wi-fi is working.. I CAN'T MAKE ANY CALLS. try to locate my carrier in the settings nothing shows up... so i check then went to Network - not available
carrier - null null somebody hit me up n let me know..
reverbnation.com/rudeboydream hit me up!!
I didn't read all the posts, but this my help someone.
I am using a Macbook 10.5.6
The 2gb iphone in the process would NOT go into DFU mode.
I then hooked up a usb hub, and tried again.
The iphone was able to go into DFU mode.
So if you are having some problems with DFU.
Try a powered USB HUB....
HAHA.. THANKS ALOT.. was nice and easy
when i download the firmware it starts off as a ispw file, but then starts downloading as a zip... after the download has completed it decompresses it into a folder with many files inside it... it is meant to be one file..
many thanks.
Hi All, I have jail broken my iPhone at least three times and restored it back again quite successfully. I am again trying to jailbreak my iPhone first gen. 2.2.1. I followed all the above directions and can't seem to get passed step 5. For some reason my phone isn't being recognized. I tried to click all three of the phone options and no joy. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for a great website.
I went through all the steps but when I got to part 8 it would not move it has been at a stand still for 1 hour and it said a few minutes on the instructions above
there is not even any blue in the progress bar
Could someone help Please
And also after this is done will my iphone work with rogers or do I have to do something else
I've jailbroken my iphone 2g like 3 times (after every update) This weekend I unlocked the phone to use with a different carrier and for some reason it is now not jailbroken now when i try to jailbrake it again for some reason Quickpwn does not see my phone. I try deleting the version of quickpwn and downloading a new one. Restarted my mac and nothing. Can some one give me any suggestions?
i have unlocked my iphone 2g a few times using your directions. i bought the 3g when it came out so i wasnt using my 2g. i wanted to take the 2g iphone overseas so i tried to unlock the iphone again.
when i tried it this time when it rebooted itself it got stuck on the pineapple symbol and now i cant access anything. when i try and plug into itunes it says this iphone cannot be restored due to error.
did i fry my iphone? please help!!!
thanks a lot!!!
I have a first gen iphone 2g. I downloaded the firmware and updated it via with itune's but I can't get pawnage to recognize my phone when I connect my phone. Only itunes open's and display's a message about no sim card installed. I tried restarting my computer and phone. I don't' know what to do to unlock my phone.
I got suckered in to downloading itunes 9.0.1 which then interrupts the Pwn process.... Fascinating learning this game
i just downloaded it to my iphone 3.0 and i got to the point that the iphone says it is downloading the jailbreak software… but when it says it is finished… i opened up my home screen and Cydia and Icy werent there. I tried this 3 times and i then tried another software and it made my phone delete everything and i had to restore it all. Why can't i get cydia or icy on the home screen? What am i doing wrong?
@ ALL : Best iphone jailbreaks ( all generations) , downgrades and error fixes With download links of all apps needed on this channel .. all working .http://www.youtube.com/user/iphonemaster777
Hi Jeremy
Every time i try download Quickpwn this message comes up:
"The user name or password you entered for area "Some super secret area" on
iphone-dev.fgv6.net:80 was incorrect. Make sure you're entering them
correctly, and then try again."
What user name and password am i supposed to be putting in?
thanks for your help!
when is quickpawn releasing for 3gs? coz i got iphone from another country and its locked :( it wasnt jailbreaked before
:( and i got firmware 4.o, ive tried many softwares like blackrain, pwnagetool spirit, i even bought a software from the net but it didnt help :( i tried in mac even in windows xp, but its not working. i swaped my n97 with this iphone 3gs with a friend, nd i dont know if its robbed,its second hand but it looks new, so i swaped it. pls help.
" To view this page, you must log in to this area on iphone-dev.fgv6.net: " what do I enter in this password area ?
Does this method work with the latest iPhone4? If not, can someone let me know how to do it?


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Dual Core Processor
8Gb RAM
1Tb Hard drive
610 GT Graphics card
These are the actual specs according to my system information:
Component Details Subscore Base score
Processor AMD Athlon(tm) II X3 450 Processor 6.9 4.6
Determined by lowest subscore
Memory (RAM) 8.00 GB 7.4
Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GT 610 4.6
Gaming graphics 4096 MB Total available graphics memory 6.4
Primary hard disk 826GB Free (931GB Total) 5.9
Windows 7 Home Premium
Manufacturer To Be Filled By O.E.M.
Model To Be Filled By O.E.M.
Total amount of system memory 8.00 GB RAM
System type 64-bit operating system
Number of processor cores 3
Total size of hard disk(s) 1863 GB
Disk partition (C:) 826 GB Free (931 GB Total)
Media drive (D:) CD/DVD
Disk partition (E:) 603 GB Free (932 GB Total)
Display adapter type NVIDIA GeForce GT 610
Total available graphics memory 4096 MB
Dedicated graphics memory 1024 MB
Dedicated system memory 0 MB
Shared system memory 3072 MB
Display adapter driver version 22.214.171.1247
Primary monitor resolution 1360x768
DirectX version DirectX 10
Network Adapter Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller
The gaming graphics score is based on the primary graphics adapter. If this system has linked or multiple graphics adapters, some software applications may see additional performance benefits.
Caution: Based on the results of the WinSAT Disk assessment, your system drive may have slower response times under some workloads. Performance results will depend on the specific applications used and the amount of memory available. If your experience is satisfactory, no action is needed.
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