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The Winner shall receive one (1) digital download of each of the following titles on the Desura platform. Paranormal, Damned, Doorways, The Cat Lady, Organ Trail: Director's Cut, Lumber Island, Into the Dark, The Horror at MS Aurora and Paranautical Activity.
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Doorways - most boring survival horror ever!
then go and play amnesya you *******, cheers...
I already did, mr redneck. MFP is also boring but DD is awesome.
Someone obviously doesn't understand that there's more than one kind of horror.
I plays almost every day in different kinds of horror game but whatever of kind boring is boring and nothing more. There is big difference between Penumbra, DreadOut and Mental (for example) but if game is repetitable it makes me yawning.
Someone is agry lol thats no way for someone who bought your ****** game should say thanks...
i'm not angry, it's just i don't understand how people can say a game is "boring", just because it don't scares you, doorways is an indie game from a country with no videogame industry at all, so, don't call doorways a "******" game if you don't know anything about it ;)
Maybe I will explain you, ok? As I see producers of Doorways know HOW TO make games. But they had no good idea for GAMEPLAY. And what we have got? At beginning it is like go, jump, go, jump, turn left, jump, turn right. And all the time similar. I was very curious of this game and I was dissapointed - ghosts seems like hand-drawn sketches. Way to first house (with torture chamber) is definitely too long. Also jumping is also bit borring, especially if you felt down and need to repeat.
SO next time my proposition is to put alpha or beta demo of game here - all of us want to have fun playing games and if we writes there's something wrong it's our real feelings so producer may makes some changes before game will be realised. And I hope next time Saibot will do it.
"doorways is an indie game from a country with no videogame industry at all" - so what? because of Internet for making video games you don't have to live in Sillicon Valley :)
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Prepare yourselves.
Fake screams incoming.
I'll never win, I don't get scared :/
As much as I appreciate this offer - jump scares are more often then not just cheap and boring. So have fun with it. I appreciate build-up and atmosphere, not some loud stinger that hurts my ears.
weird contest. I bet, that blonde will win ;)
...I freak out easily. Therefore, I might die during the whole recording.
I'll do it anyway! (IF I can survive) :D
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I have joined "The Halloween Jump Scare Contest" event and I am tracking it. What else can I do to make sure that I can upload my video? Can anyone help? Thank you in advance! :D
since this is a faking contest, pewdiepie would do great!
true story xD
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1818 Capped Head Left Half Eagle, MS641818 $5 MS64 NGC. 5D Over 50, Breen 6472, BD-3, R.5. A total of 48,588 Capped Head Left half eagles were minted in 1818, with three die varieties known for the date. The present coin is a representative of the BD-3 variety, easily distinguished by the D in the denomination punched over a numeral 0. The BD-3 die marriage is the rarest variety of the date, with an estimated initial mintage of 7,500-10,000 pieces. John Dannreuther suggests perhaps 35-45 examples survive in all grades today. The issue is extremely rare at the near-Gem level, as NGC has certified only the present coin in MS64, with none finer; while PCGS has graded no examples at the near-Gem level, with two finer (11/09).
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"1818 Erratic stars, one being placed beneath the lower curl of hair near the date. Rev. The D in the denomination has been cut over the letter 0 showing that the die sinker originally made it 50 instead of 5D. Uncir. Mint lustre."
The curious overstruck letter was soon forgotten by the numismatic community, except for specialists like Edgar Adams and John H. Clapp. Chapman himself did not notice it when he sold another example of the rare variety as lot 2383 of the George Earle Collection in June of 1912. On that occasion, Chapman simply noted the denomination was a "Close 5D" as opposed to the "Wide 5D" of the other two varieties. The overstrike was popularized as a distinct variety in the 1950s, when New Netherlands sold an example in one of their sales.
The present coin is a memorable specimen, with softly frosted mint luster and rich reddish color on each side. The striking details are extremely sharp, with only slight weakness on the lower hair curl and the eagle's talons. The surfaces are minimally abraded, the only mentionable flaw being a short area of shallow pinscratching to the right of the second S in STATES. The coin offered here is one of the finest survivors of this rare early half eagle variety.(Registry values: P4) (NGC ID# 25PR, PCGS# 8120)
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There's no doubt that Ash's Fletchling will fully evolve just like his other Bird Pokemon
We'll Also need a confirmation of it's Gender as well
Also need to confirm it's Gender as well?.Trainer Micah (talk) 22:43, August 3, 2014 (UTC)
It's unknown what is Fletchinder's gender until they make an episode where a pokemon using Attract on it (If the pokemon who used attract is female then Fletchinder will be a male. If Fletchinder avoid female pokemon's attract then Fletchinder will be a female) or falling in love with a male/female pokemon. Nectaria (talk) 22:56, August 3, 2014 (UTC)


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Ryder Are Me. Was hearing noise from the rear end and was concerned. Not easy to get the rear wheel off the ground but Ryder provided a jack for a good inspection. Turns out it was just the new brake pads bedding in. Plus the chain got a good service.
Time to leave Arkansas and head into eastern Oklahoma 20 miles away.
As I crossed into West Siloam Springs Oklahoma I stuck with 2 lane roads as best I could but it was not much fun. Final destination for this day was King Fisher Oklahoma. I was not wanting to get another motel room but my advisers in Dallas and Albuquerque were telling me to get ready in a day or two for serious weather, winds again on the plains. Arg. Tomorrow Jo Jo sustains an injury, 2 miles from Texas.
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Jo Jo Rides Trials – No Stop Rules Apply
I stopped for gas in a cross roads town called Drumright and I met a guy named Marshal Thompson, a real cowboy and he asked me about my trip. I told him I admired his boots. They were red and white, pants inside and sporting some real spurs.
I don't have pictures but I will get to that later. Mr. Thompson said he operated cattle on a small ranch there, like 2000 acres or something and he was also a Ferrier. There were at lot of blank horse shoes hanging on a rope across the back of his truck with 3 ranch dogs that were very friendly. Marshal was the real deal and told me if I come through Drumright to stop by for supper, spend the night or spend the week. Your always welcome to stay anytime with me. Wow, I have always been treated well by the good folks in Oklahoma.
I push on westward and soon near the Washita Battlefield historic site in the NW corner of Oklahoma. No longer in civil war lands now. Custer mascaraed a claimed 103 Black Kettle Indians here during a blizzard in 1868. Women, children and their supplies including horses, coats, blankets and food were destroyed. Custer was an Indian killing machine. Although there was a peace treaty in place at the time, apparently a few Black Kettle dudes were not behaving. This was all a part of western US expansion. Alexander Hamilton had a grandson killed here by a war party after the massacre. It was very windy but there is nothing for scale or to gauge the wind. Anything that is alive is anvil strong. Speaking of an anvil. They say in the Pan Handle, a good wind gauge is an Anvil hanging on a chain.
Looking north about 1 mile is the encampment and the battle ground area.
So I leave the battle ground and I'm not far from the Texas border. The town of Ryden is nothing but a 4 way and a small C store. I now have 3 miles to Texas and something serious bad happens to Jo Jo. She puled a ham string, oh no!
My cell phone works, there is a store here, I can ghost shift. I will figure this out. I again did not stop and think a minute but immediately dug the tools out – AGAIN – from the saddle bag. I disassemble the clutch housing which means taking off the bark buster plastic. No big deal but I did not understand what that little piece of black plastic is and why it fell on the ground. Something electrical. Then I look at the case side and realize the problem is the cable is broke at the transmission . I have wire, zip ties, bailing wire even. Maybe I can rig up a splice/connector. Once again I call NMTrailBoss. Of course he answers as always since he is the parts manager for a large motorcycle dealership. Hey Curtis, I'm on the ledge again, really high up on the ledge. What is it this time he asks. I explain the situation and he hangs up to locate the closest dealer and do they have a KLR clutch cable? I reassemble the bike and start thinking about riding Jo Jo without a clutch for a 110 miles or more? Curtis calls me back and says there are 3 dealers, the closest is in West Reno Oklahoma; south and a bit east from me, just over 100 miles. I can do that, I can get there before dark. Curtis then advises that no dealers have a cable. Today is Friday, that means over night Saturday ubber high priority delivery. Okay, R&S has three in stock, the clutch cable will be delivered to a dealer in Elk City. He asks can you make it and I say hell yea. I refused his offer of rescue.
So now I am ready to leave, push the beast up a small incline and turn on the key. I hit the starter button and no magic?
What the hell? So I guess that little sensor is important. I unload the saddle bag again and dig out the tools, again. I took the plastic sensor and could not figure out how it goes in the clutch arm. I then took the contact and touched the wiring plate and there was spark. Can I tape this together and ride on? Answer was no. So I remove the bark buster and get a flash light out. The spot the plastic sensor goes into is upside down and after finally able to see there is a slot and the clutch blade has to be positioned just right. Okay, now I know what I need to do. But alas, where is the little brass cap that was on top of the sensor? Wow, really? You lost the brass piece? God Ateam, your are so stupid, you're a jerk, you're an ass hole. How can you loose the contact piece. Calm down, get on my hands and knees and with the flash light on, I set up a grid search. After about 5 minutes I find it. What is that noise? Oh that is my heart beating about 120 beats per minute. I got the sensor installed correctly, reinstalled the lever and the brush guard again and the bike will start, I can pack my stuff and go. I roll off the small hill and Jo Jo jump starts into gear and I'm off. Ghost shifting from neutral to first is very rude, second gear is not much better. But the upper gears shift easily. I can do this, just don't stop. I have been taking photos while riding for 2500 miles and I was pretty good at it. There really was not a lot of photo opportunities in Oklahoma so I didn't take many pictures. But as I approach a mammoth wind mill farm I took out the camera to take a few shots. I was wondering why the wind is blowing a steady 30 miles an hour and almost half the wind mills are not spinning. Seemed crazy to me.
So I watched the camera as it bounced along the slab and disintegrated into pieces.
As I was returning the Sony $100 camera point and shoot in my tank bag pocket I saw it miss and bounce off the tank. In that nano second a lot turns through your mind including catch it on the second bounce, grab it now. In the mean time, I was thinking make a stab at it and wreck right here on the road. So I watched the camera as it bounced along the slab and disintegrated into pieces. I had slowed down and deciding if I go back and get the memory card at least and then I see a convoy escort truck sitting ahead on the shoulder of the road. Okay, go back and get the card, maybe the guy will push start me. I uturn and see the debris. The traffic is getting heavier as it is becoming Friday afternoon and oil field folks are heading for town. I stall the bike, jump off or actually dismount which is never easy to do. I grab up the pieces and stuff it in the tank bag and start pushing the bike towards the guy in the escort vehicle. I approach and tell him the story, what just happened. Will you be so kind to give me a push? Why yes of course he says. So he pushes and I hit first gear and nothing. Then we try it again and nothing. He then asks me does the motor not work? Oh snap, I'm so stupid. Yes of course and I start the bike. Now the third time is the charm right. He pushes and Jo Jo sparks to life as I jam her into first. As I turn around to say thank you I see in my mirror a site that has been burned into my mind, like a protected PDF file you just can't erase. This kind soul who pushed me three times gave it his all and when Jo Jo kicked to life, down he went. I saw his glasses scattering across the highway, his cow boy hat in the air, his arms out stretched at impact. Oh dear God, I was in a bad spot deciding do I turn around and stall again to ask him if he is alright? Or do I go on. Traffic made my decisions for me. I continued. I could not see as my eyes were streaming tears. I was so sad for that man. What the hell am I doing? So with heavy heart I ride into Elk City and I really don't remember the miles of nothing. I just saw the arms out as that man hit the pavement.
I rode no stop trials in traffic and a lot of cross country riding when approaching slowly at a 4 way intersection. I exit off the interstate and spot a Clarion Hotel up on a hill. It's almost dark.
As I top the embankment, I hear my phone ringing in my pocket. I stall the bike and dig the phone out. It's Curtis, he tells me he has some bad news. Fed-Ex nor UPS will deliver Saturday to Elk City. It is 4:30 on a Friday, plan C is now to find a dealer in Amarillo since they will deliver Saturday in Amarillo. So Curtis calls David Brown Sport Center and they said hell yea, tell him it's just a spurt down the road to Amarillo, come on in on Saturday morning. So plan C calls for me riding in mega winds, 147 miles to Amarillo, on the friggin Interstate and in the dark. This is going to be bad. I have already logged in 200 miles today, over 100 miles with no clutch and now I ride the super 75 mph Interstate.....
I stopped on my way to Elk City to get gas and two young kids gave me a push out. So I have enough fuel to make it to Amarillo and I ride off into a sunset that was not pretty at all. Good thing since I no longer own a camera. The cell phone served me well anyway. My first mind FFFKKK as I am getting blown off the road by trucks and by the south wind. Cross brace, edge of seat riding and the gusts literally push the bike sideways. I would soon get more experience in cross wind riding. At 70 miles into the ride I realize that I need my under jacket and winter gloves. the GPS is slowly registering a steady climb in elevation as I know that Amarillo is above 4000 feet. So once again I have to stop Jo Jo and and get warm gear on soon. A exit for a ranch road comes up with a bridge across I-40 and I decide although no one is around, there will be enough hill to roll off the bridge and jump start. I add more gear on while sitting directly over the west bound lane. Now is a good time to use my exhaust to warm up and why not just piss off the bridge. I must admit that at this point, with al the mind games of the day I'm getting a bit crazy. I am screaming profanities at the world from atop the interstate bridge. I know I'm in a marathon, I know I have to push on. Finish – finish is my mantra now. I roll down the bridge and Jo Jo starts again, limping along without a clutch, frozen to the bone, still 80 miles or more to go.
As I swerved and tacked along at 70 miles an hour on I-40 I met Mr. Sidney. Secret Sidney actually was his name. Mr. Sidney is a sneaky bastard, he is not nice. Sidney is a west bound San Andreas fault in the asphalt that runs all the way to the Pacific ocean I bet. Mr. Sidney would jig and jag but always west bound. The wind would blow Jo Jo in violent gusts, deafening. And there was Sidney trying his best to trip her. Cross the wake, cross the wake. Amarillo 59 miles, Amarillo 52 miles, Amarillo, 37 miles. Really, does the great state of Texas have to tell me how many miles it is every stinking 5 miles? Who owns the sign factory around here, I bet he is rich. Then my Dad sneaks into my mind. It was not a Jeddi & OBeeOne Kanoby Star Wars kind of thing. Just there was my Dad, giving me that look. I kept saying I was sorry, but I wasn't sure what I was sorry for. I'm thinking am I melting down here, is this how people act and feel when they are mentally unbalanced? My face masks fogs with every breath and I can hear my heart beat inside my head. After what seemed like hours the sign said Amarillo 17 miles. But then I was seeing blue lights. Spread apart, way out on the horizon. They would come on and then off. Sporadic. Am I hallucinating? Then I realize much later that a cop is positioned on each side of the highway and the flashing off and on is trucks crossing a bridge heading south. What, there is a detour? Are you kidding me, really? Sure enough west bound traffic is being diverted south to highway 287, why I don't know. So the no stop trials event is not over yet.
And then I approach the line of truck at the exit. I slow down to first gear and
stall, letting the truck traffic proceed ahead. In the meantime, the stack of 18 wheelers are right on my fender, they are not happy. I start weaving as we approach the t
urn, I'm gonna stall so I turn into the dirt and encounter a fence.
I opened my knees and barely made my turn and then jumped back in line where I was. I cleaned it,
way to go girl, good job. Now I'm in a line of trucks heading strait into the fierce wind and it is actually a reprieve, sort of. But then I see trucks making a right hand turn at a stop sign and intersection to go west on highway 287 into town. The road is busy, a half mile of stopped trucks awaits me. The asphalt shoulder is maybe 3 feet wide and then it's dark dirt and a fence. I got to make the pass on the right, no choice. As I roll by one truck after another a few are not so nice and swerve off the road at me, they try to block me which forces me on the dirt. I stand up, trials riding again, in the dark and finally make it to the intersection. But again I turn right in the dirt since there is traffic, but this is easy and I jump onto the main highway and motor into Amarillo. Mentally exhausted, flat out starving since I had not eaten at all the whole day. I spot a room that is next to a Cracker Barrel and check in. I tell the clerk about my 140 mile clutchless ride from Elk City and please be nice and give me a cheap room. He tells me the rodeo is in town and he only has one room left, a handicap. Sold to the humbled wonna be ADV rider.
Damn what a day. Tomorrow if UPS delivers, I will get Jo Jo's ham string repaired and we will head SW down to Clovis New Mexico, maybe.
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Madrid, Spain, 12 June 2013: New data presented today at EULAR 2013, the Annual Congress of the European League Against Rheumatism show that apremilast administered to patients with psoriatic arthritis continues to demonstrate meaningful clinical responses beyond 24 weeks. For patients who completed 52 weeks of the study, up to 65% achieved ACR20* response rates. Also, apremilast continued to be well tolerated with an acceptable longer-term safety profile.
Apremilast is a novel, oral small-molecule inhibitor of phosphodiesterase 4 (PDE4). It works as an anti-inflammatory drug by modulating a network of pro- and anti-inflammatory mediators inside cells.
PsA is a chronic inflammatory arthritis associated with psoriasis which significantly impacts health-related quality of life in patients, and increases risk of co-morbid cardiovascular and gastrointestinal disease.2 Psoriasis occurs in 2-3% of the population, with PsA occurring in up to 30% of those of cases.3
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PALACE-1 is a phase III multi-centre, double-blind, placebo-controlled, parallel-group study with two active-treatment groups. 504 patients with active psoriatic arthritis, despite prior disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs (DMARDs) and/or biologicals over the previous 24 weeks were randomised 1:1:1 to receive either apremilast 20 mg twice daily, 30 mg twice daily or identically-appearing placebo for 24 weeks.'/>"/>
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Rob Andrew of Leicester is halted by the Saracens defence
Saracens got their LV= Cup campaign off to a winning start with a 38-21 victory over Aviva Premiership rivals Leicester.
After taking home games to Brussels, Wembley and Twickenham, Saracens hosted this game at Bedford and a crowd of 3,168 saw them collect five points with tries from Jamie George, Duncan Taylor, Joe Maddock and Andy Saul.
Nils Mordt put Saracens 3-0 in front after six minutes and the visitors lost flanker Lucas Guillaume after just nine minutes for coming in at the side of a ruck.
Tigers thought they had survived as Guillaume returned to the field, but it was just in time to see George score the opening try after 20 minutes which Mordt converted.
A weaving 40 metre break from Ben Ransom, who has been an ever present in the Bedford side where he is dual-registered this season, set up another three points for Mordt.
And on his former ground Taylor was gifted a try thanks to a dire chip from Andy Forsyth, whose effort landed in the outstretched arms of the former Bedford Blue and he duly hurtled under the posts from halfway.
Mordt converted to give Saracens a 20-0 lead. Even Leicester's scrum was going backwards and on half-time a powder-puff tackle from wing Alex Lewington allowed Saull to step inside and send Maddock over from 15 metres.
Mordt converted to make it 27-0 at the break, then added three more points seven minutes into the second half before Tigers hit back with a close range try for lock Joe Cain.
Number eight Michael Noone hung on to a lineout drive to score as Matt Cornwell converted both to almost halve Sarries' lead. Saracens brought on Smit to steady the ship and it worked.
James Short held the ball in two hands to hold the Leicester defence and offloaded for Saull to ease over from five metres. Mordt added a penalty, before Leicester replacement hooker Harry Thacker had the last word with a try that Cornwell converted.


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This will be the last update in a while. I'll be out for about a week and the 2006 Z06 has been released....
I know they are not seen. But I can't live with a stick shift car with only 2 pedals So I made the third one. Nothing fancy, it will not be seen anyways
Here is a mock up. There a few items still pending like seatbelts. Light is not the best but you can get the idea.
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1965 Ford Shelby Mustang GT350, This is a west coast rust free car it is stock appearing with all the correct peripherals correct brakes... More
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SUMMARY1-owner car that's logged only 45 miles5.4 liter supercharged V8 / 500 horsepowerTremec TR6060 6-speed manual transmissionBorla cat-back exhaust systemSale includes an original window... More
Beautifully Restored Final year of Los Angeles production, gorgeous Red with White Le Mans stripes, Kelsey Hayes MagStars.... More
Brighton Motorsports is pleased to present this 1968 Shelby GT500 Mustang Convertible! This 68' GT500 is basically a survivor with 1 repaint! Finished in Gold exterior Black interior 428... More
MINT 2008 SHELBY GT500 White with Alloy stripes 1,680 miles black leather interior and custom floor mats with cobra logo, comes with custom car... More
19,000 Original Miles with Documentation Did you know that the most expensive Mustang ever sold at auction was a 1967 GT500? Well, here's some more... More
Stk. 1967 2007 Ford Shelby Mustang GT Purchased new in December of 2007 and documented in the Shelby Registry as #2654; this street going 2007... More
Shelby 1968 GT 350, fresh nut & bolt rotiessiere restoration, all mechanics rebuilt, factory Sunlit gold paint, black Comfort Weave delux interior, factory Paxton... More
After immediate success with their Mustang model, Ford diversified its growing popularity by focusing more energy on producing a performance variant. The Shelby was... More
Mustang 2007 Shelby GT 500 convertible, rare limited production, only 9,000 miles, factory supercharged 500 horsepower, Vista blue w/white stripes, 6-spd manual transmission, loaded... More
Mustang 2007 Shelby GT 500 convertible.Black leather.Shelby billet controls.$7000 in performance equipment by Shelby specialists.Hurst,Magnaflo,Jlt Steeda,Xcal2,heat exchanger,smaller pulley set,more.Never raced or abused.7000 miles.$39,500.920-854-4403,wi.... More
This 1966 Shelby GT350 is one of the most original Shelby Mustangs in existence, if not the most original. Serial number SFM6S2086 was ordered... More
Passing Lane Motors, LLC, St. Louis's Premier Classic Car Dealer, is pleased to offer this beautiful 2014 Shelby GT500 for sale! No Previous owners, only... More
LMC is proud to offer this stunning Shelby GT500 for sale In 1967 Ford unveiled the first redesign to their Mustang. In response to... More


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Reviews by Jannstar
Closing all these gaps, finally! - Madison, WI
I was born with alot of diastemas. Our family was big (5 kids) and poor. We barely went to the dentist. I expressed desire to get braces as a young teen but alas it was purely cosmetic so my parents didn't let me. Burn! So, I lived my youth and into adulthood hating my gaps when apparently... READ MORE
Questions from Jannstar
Would braces even make my smile, with multiple diastema and few molars, look normal? (photos)
I'm 33, mom of 3, married 9 years, have always hated my gaps. The Ortho I recently saw said that since I never grew all the molars most ppl do and I have a small teeth/large... READ MORE
Recent comments from Jannstar
Thank you! you are so correct! do what you want! good for you for doing something for yourself! I am so glad I didn't wait a day longer because my gaps were expanding slowly over time and I knew it would just get worse the older I got... READ COMMENT
Wow you are so beautiful! Excellent progress! How reassuring to see yourself this way! :) READ COMMENT
I give you alot of credit for choosing invisalign. I was not even going to go there. Having ceramic/metal braces is no walk in the park either but I don't have to deal with trays and taking them off and on. So good job! It will be fun... READ COMMENT
Cool! this is probably how mine are going... sorta. Very reassuring for you! READ COMMENT
Sorry I forgot to add pics! I have been crazy busy! I am due for the next app on the 20th already.. but I can put a pic up maybe today or tomorrow anyways. Things are going great aside from the back of the wire shifting and poking... READ COMMENT