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V.24 No.19 | 05/07/2015
The Daily Word in bonfires, wine and cones of shame
By Samantha Anne Carrillo [ Tue May 12 2015 12:35 PM ]
KRQE interviewed Alibi publisher Carl Petersen about a vandal's Downtown newspaper bonfire.
Conceptual performance artist and sculptor Chris Burden—who once literally shot himself in the arm for his art—died Sunday at age 69.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged the CEO and CFO of ITT Technical Institute's parent company with fraud.
Yesterday's headline OTD was "Man arrested after drinking 10 bottles of wine." And believe it or not, what happened to the man after he consumed said vino is even more absurd and amusing.
Today in list porn—HuffPo names Albuquerque one of its Top 5 Cities to Visit in 2015.
Shutterbug Ty Foster's Time Out series captures canines in their cones of shame.
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Arts Feature
Quirky Doesn't Begin to Cover It
Ross Ward's Tinkertown is really, truly art
By Joshua Lee
A dazzled Joshua Lee explains why the Tinkertown Museum is "more than just a pit stop on the Turquoise Trail."
V.24 No.17 | 04/23/2015
The Daily Word in rehab, UFC and a dildo-urn combo
By Samantha Anne Carrillo [ Tue Apr 28 2015 2:19 PM ]
In the Baltimore riots' aftermath, security is being ramped up and cleanup of looting and fires has begun.
UFC light heavyweight champion Jon "Bones" Jones has been jailed in Albuquerque for his alleged involvement in a hit-and-run accident.
Ye shall be missed, Stumbling Steer.
The South Valley will welcome a new residential drug treatment center in May 2015.
Dutch designer Mark Sturkenboom's 21 Grams is a multi-sensory memory box comprised of a scent diffuser, an amp and a blown-glass dildo with a built-in golden urn to hold your deceased lover's ashes.
V.24 No.17 | 4/23/2015
Art Scenester
Native Current
By Joshua Lee
Native art never stopped speaking: Local entrepreneurs hype talented contemporary artists at the Rail Yards.
V.24 No.16 | 4/16/2015
Culture Shock
Do you believe in ... theater?
Bathe yourself in culture with Bless Me, Ultima, A Midsummer Night's Dream directed by Tim Robbins and the April Placitas Artists Series.
V.24 No.14 | 4/2/2015
Arts Feature
This Life Is But a Dream, or a Magic Show
The harmonious art, poetry and photography of Julie Suzanne Brokken
By Alison Oatman
Julie Suzanne Brokken's art juxtaposes fanciful elements—everything from Rio Grande river water to encaustic wax—in uncanny ways.
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Your picks for most beautiful, cultured and, uh, funny.
V.24 No.12 | 3/19/2015
Arts Feature
This Map Just Keeps Getting Bigger
Citywide exhibition shows no signs of slowing down
By Elaine Ritchel
From avant-garde nests to sound you can see, this next wave of ABQ's On the Map citywide exhibition promises wonders galore.
V.24 No.10 | 3/5/2015
Culture Shock
We can do it!
Harwood Art Center packs an unbelievable amount of art into one stunning night, plus one rogue accountant and one NYT-bestselling author.
V.24 No.9 | 02/26/2015
The Daily Word in selfies, Gwar and Netanyahu
By Samantha Anne Carrillo and Lisa Barrow [ Tue Mar 3 2015 2:20 PM ]
What the hell is a "selfie stick" and why is the Albuquerque Museum forbidding their use?
Where does the proverb "In like a lion, out like a lamb" come from?
Milanese artist El Gato Chimney conjures up "symbolic visions of fantasy worlds infused with alchemy, occultism and folklore."
GWAR covers Kansas for the A.V. Club, and the result is rad.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warns Congress that Obama's deal with Iran will result in the rise of a new nuclear power.
The United States Department of Justice finds a pattern of racial bias in policing in Ferguson.
The National Academy of Sciences will bestow their most prestigious award, the Public Welfare Medal, on Neil deGrasse Tyson in April.
V.24 No.9 | 2/26/2015
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Restaurant Review
The Practice and Pleasures of Zendo
Coffee at Zendo ArtEspresso
By M. Brianna Stallings
This Downtown café offers local art and great coffee.
V.24 No.8 | 2/19/2015
Art Scenester
Rewriting Graffiti
By Holly von Winckel
Reverberate Her Lines puts women at the center of street art's positive possibilities.
V.24 No.7 | 2/12/2015
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Crib Notes
Crib Notes: Feb. 12, 2015
By August March
Test your knowledge of last week's Albuquerque, New Mexico news with our weekly pop quiz. Then reward yourself with the latest webisode of Cribtoons.
Art Review
Retinal Burn
Scorch your eyeballs on these radiant exhibits
Bright beginnings
Saul Hoffman's first solo show reveals the galactic possibilities of polymer clay, plus those freaky birds of paradise.
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Cribtoons: Last week's news in motion
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Wherein Robert Maestas brings our weekly Crib Notes pop quiz to life ... as a cartoon.
Today's Events
The best burlesque dancers of the Southwest perform for the weekend.
Brillz • EDM • Party Favor • house • Jackal • trap • Infuze • drum and bass at El Rey Theater
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Guides and Trips
LCMP Final Weekend Trip 2016
Kingaham, Queensland, Australia
Offroading | 37 miles
Offroading | 37 miles
Managed to get to spend a weekend at LCMP before it officially closes. Nothing major, just a good weekend (except for the Bogans!!! )
2015 CaniaGorge-KroombitTopsTrip
Cania Gorge, Queensland, Australia
Offroading | 861 miles
Offroading | 861 miles
Headed up to Cania Gorge for the second half of school holidays... Headed off late in the day and made it to Gayndah for our 1st night, Then reached our destination around lunch time the following day.Once we settled in we did the usual National Parks Walks throughout the Cania Gorge. Unfortunately there had been a fire in the area in the past few weeks which had burnt the surrounding countryside.The following...
Ekka Day Run to Bellthorpe SF 2015
Pomona, Queensland, Australia
Offroading | 424 miles
Offroading | 424 miles
Re: EkkaDayMysteryRun 2015Well, we had 4 cars in total rock up to our meeting point at BP and after the usual chats, etc, we headed off towards Bellthorpe SF via Sandy Creek Rd. We took the left hand fork up into the forestry as this was the quickest way up and we reached the Beacon Rd T/O where we stopped for a chat about where we wanted to go..... I ended up...
Winya, Queensland, Australia
Offroading | 144 miles
Offroading | 144 miles
Well, managed to arrange a 3day exploring trip with my Cousin - Jeff. He had 2wks leave and so did I, so Monday morning came as we headed off to our starting point - Kilcoy. Turned off just b4 the Meatworks and made our way up towards Mt Kilcoy. This road was half washed away 1/2 way up the mountain last time I was on it, but fortunately it had been repaired and we continued our way...
Gympie - Point Pure & Eagle's Nest - Mount Clara Chimney - Mt Mia - Gallangowan Fire Tower
Traveston, Queensland, Australia
Offroading | 125 miles
Offroading | 125 miles
This was always going to be a LONG Day, so we headed off early @ 6am, reaching our 1st destination - Point Pure & Eagle's Nest Lookouts for smoko. Great spot for views/scenery & if you're into Rock Climbing &/or Abseiling, this looks like a popular spot for it with numerous Rock Anchors around the top of the Cliffs - Not the spot to go if u have adventurous young kids..... Next port of call was the old Mount Clara...
Kenilworth SF Exploring Day-out (1)
Elimbah, Queensland, Australia
Offroading | 140 miles
Offroading | 140 miles
[QLD] - Kenilworth SF Exploring Dayout 13-05-2015Had the chance again to go for a bit of Drive/Explore & this time up it was up through Kenilworth SF. My mate had recently purchased a '90's 4cyl Prado and wanted to test it out, so we headed off towards Kenilworth. Drove past the T/O into Charlie Moreland's campground and kept going twds Kenilworth township, taking the 1st track we came across on the left hand...
GordonCountry-CondamineRiver Run 2015
Goomburra, Queensland, Australia
Offroading | 141 miles
Offroading | 141 miles
Well, to get out of the rain, we decided to go for a drive along the Condamine River crossing the 14 River Crossings..... Seems like I wasn't the only person to think about doing this as the road was quite busy..... Better than sitting around a wet campsite..... The River was up at all which was a plus....
Bellthorpe SF - Kenilworth SF - Wrattens SF Explore
Caboolture, Queensland, Australia
Offroading | 235 miles
Offroading | 235 miles
The Plan of this "Mental Health Outing" was a recce for a possible future Suzuki Club run. It was going to be a BIG day as I wanted to work out what would work and what would be too much in a Day. We headed off at 6am and made our way up to Bellthorpe SF via Woodford and followed the road past the Old Bellthorpe Sawmill (which has had a bit...
Teviot Falls - Tooloom Falls & Girraween NP
Aratula, Queensland, Australia
Offroading | 263 miles
Offroading | 263 miles
Decided to go for a bit explore down across the NSW/QLD border.... Headed out to Aratula, then via Lake Moogerah; Carneys Ck and up via Teviot Falls. From there is was across the Border and called into Koreelah Creek Falls campground for a bit of a look around. Headed south from there to Mt Lindsay Rd and East to Tooloom Falls. After the recent Rains, there was plenty of water flowing over...
Coffs harbour Hinterland 2015 Trip
Halfway Creek, New South Wales, Australia
Offroading | 158 miles
Offroading | 158 miles
Headed down to Coffs Harbour for Part-2 of our 4wd exploring the Hinterland. Ment up with the 4th car at Sealy's Lookout where we said our giddays and then got into it by heading onto the beginning of Rover trail, then turning off onto Bexs and then working our way around to the other side of Rover Trail where it all started.... The 3 Prado's lead the way up to the 1st difficult part...
2014 Cape York Trip (Part.C)
Mission River, Queensland, Australia
Offroading | 1,238 miles
Offroading | 1,238 miles
This Part-C section of our Trip includes from Mapoon to the Cape York and then South back down to Mossman & Cairns..... Great Trip, would do it again but outside the silly tourist season....Photos can been seen [url=https://plus.google.com/photos/117700446121100297295/albums/6044062571159944961]2014 Cape York Trip [/url]javascript:nicTemp();
2014 Cape York Trip (Part.B)
Gordonvale, Queensland, Australia
Offroading | 1,280 miles
Offroading | 1,280 miles
This Part-B section of our Trip includes from Cairns all the way up to Mapoon nth of Weipa..... Great Trip, would do it again but outside the silly tourist season....Photos can been seen here: https://plus.google.com/photos/117700446121100297295/albums/6044062571159944961javascript:nicTemp();
Bellthorpe Run 17-10-2014
Woodford, Queensland, Australia
Offroading | 37 miles
Offroading | 37 miles
Bellthorpe Daytrip Run....Headed off again for a bit of a explore up through Bellthorpe SF again to see what has changed up that way. Took the zook instead of the Disco as I'm more confident of what the little zook can do where as with the Disco, I'm still a bit nervous as to its ability and getting stuck up at Bellthorpe by myself in the Disco is not a good thing........
2014 Cape York Trip (Part-A)
Select Suburb, Qld, Australia
Offroading | 2,234 miles
Offroading | 2,234 miles
This Trip is done in 3 parts as I can't seem to upload the whole tracklog. So I split it into 3 parts. Part-A being the Trip up to cairns and the way we went up and the then also the trip down from cairns to home.Places visited on the way up:Roma - Emerald - Undava Lava tubes then onto CairnsPlaces visited on the down to home:Followed the coastal road mainly but...
Coffs Harbour Recce Weekend Trip
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Offroading | 43 miles
Offroading | 43 miles
Long Drive down to Coffs from Brisbane, but well worth it..... Longer weekend would have been better.... 4.5hr drive down, arrived around lunch time... stopping for lunch at the Sky Pier Lookout.... From here it was back down and onto Rover Trail where the fun started about 300>400mtrs from the end. After some careful track building all 3 cars got through w/o any damage. From here it was onto a few other...
Kilcoy-WrattensSF-Kenilworth SF Daytrip
Kenilworth, Qld, Australia
Offroading | 180 miles
Offroading | 180 miles
Another Days exploring starting out at Kilcoy and heading nth past the T/O to LCMP. Turned right onto Kandanga Rd then R onto Harts rd and eventually popping out not far from the Kandanga Township. Turned off b4 the town and headed sth coming out near Borumba dam. From here it was to Charlie Morelands via Kenilworth SF roads..... Great days drive with plenty of side tracks to explore in the near...
Glen Rock NP & Wallers Rd Outing.
Blacksoil, Queensland, Australia
Offroading | 178 miles
Offroading | 178 miles
Got inchy feet again and decided to go for another drive after I finished my night shift. I've had in the back of my mind for a years now to visit a place called GlenRock NP.... I also thought while I was out that way that I might give the D22 Nav it's 1st taste of 4wdriving by driving Wallers Road again on my way to Murphy's Creek. So, come knock off...
Sundown NP Trip Jan-2014
Ballandean, Queensland, Australia
Offroading | 28 miles
Offroading | 28 miles
Had a great weekend away with some great like-minded 4wd'ers (fellow Prado owners ;) ), exploring Sundown NP. The weekend was very hot but there was the occassional breeze which made it bearable....Once through the gate of the Park, we aired down and I lead the way through a unmaintained track. Great way to start off with a few little washouts and rocky sections. One little washout gullies provided some playtime, but unfortunately for...
BaldRock & Boonoo Boonoo Daytrip
Fortitude Valley, Queensland, Australia
Driving | 349 miles
Driving | 349 miles
Well, the opportunity presented itself for me to go for a bit of a drive after finishing my night shift. I had been planning a run down to BaldRock NP and Boonoo Boonoo NP for a bit of a look around and do some of the local walks but with recent health and work getting in the way, I decided to head off after my night shift.....The route took me south via...


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Some in the blogosphere have taken notice that AMD director Claflin Bruce L. sold off 3,447 shares of Advanced Micro Devices, as reported in an SEC filing on Friday. Claflin, who served as 3Com's CEO prior to joining in August 2003 , was listed as the Sunnyvale chip maker's "Director" within the filing rather than his full title of Executive Chairman of the Board.
Claflin's financial dealing was first reported by MMD Newswire and picked up by Fudzilla , both of which note this is the first time he has sold stock in the past year. He hasn't purchased any, either. However, insider trading at AMD is far from new.
MMD Newswire notes that 455,031 shares of company stock were sold by company men and women over the past 12 months, totaling more than $4 million. At the same time, only 12,000 shares of AMD worth around $99,000 were purchased by company insiders.
Perhaps much ado about nothing, at the current stock price ($5.66 per share), Claflin's stock unload would have netted him less than $20,000. AMD stock was trading at around $7.50 per share when Claflin came on board almost eight and a half years ago.


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The Lame Stream Media circle like sharks in a blood pool over Rick Santorum's Catholicism. Funny, they asked conservatives if they were against Romney because they are "anti-Mormon" but no one is asking those attacking Santorum if they are doing it because they are "anti-Catholic." Do we want a POTUS candidate who doesn't believe his own faith? We already have that, don't we?
Rick Santorum is laughing all the way to the ballot box as women swoon, and it isn't over his good looks. Women like Rick for a lot of reasons. He is every woman's husband. He is every girl's dad, complete with the sweater vest. He is every businesswoman's handy banker. He is every school girl's slightly geeky, but deliciously smart favorite math teacher. He is the Sunday School teacher we wish we had—the one who actually fights for his faith rather than cowering for church attendance and tithes. He has courage.
Women feel the financial strain created by this administration's $1 trillion per year spending habit more than our sexier counterparts. We are the ones who have to abandon our choices and go to work. We have to clip coupons, stretch dollars, walk the tightrope between what our kids want and what our struggling budget allows, and we know we couldn't do it without our spiritual strength. The press' contention that the social issues don't matter smack of government constrained churches to us, and we won't have it. Women need the freedom to worship where they want, how they want, and they don't want this government threatening their spiritual freedoms. Women understand what Sarah Palin said when she proclaimed that social issues and economic issues are not mutually exclusive-- They are inextricably linked, and women know that because we use the spiritual strengths guaranteed to us by "social issues" to survive the fiscal stresses every day under this imperial President's reign.
There is more to Rick's support by Middle American Moms than meets the eye. In the states where he has campaigned and delivered a message, women are feeling emboldened to support this hubby-daddy-slightly geeky teacher-type; they know things the media and GOP establishment wish they could dust away.
Moms like him. Rick and Karen have 7 living children. Karen is an attorney, nurse, and author. Rick knows firsthand what it means to run the carpool, pick up the kids from soccer, help with homework, and drop them at a friends' house, all while trying to get to work on time or spiff up the house before dinner with the family.
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In this first book, we are introduced to Melanie, a single mother strapped for cash who agrees to help her Aunt Peg find a missing champion poodle. Her uncle was found dead of an apparent heart attack and Beau was gone. Being suspicious, Melanie's aunt is convinced that someone took the dog to use as a stud dog. Melanie goes undercover at several dog shows to get information on the dog's whereabouts. This is a good first read to get you hooked on the series.
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Melanie's husband left her when her son was 10 months old. She's been supporting herself and her son ever since. She's wary of men (her most recent lover just took off to Las Vegas and married a show girl), short on money, trying to be a good mom to her son, and doesn't get along with her relatives. In this book, her Uncle Max dies and his favorite stud dog is stolen. Melanie's forceful Aunt Peg convinces her to help her find the missing stud dog (actually, she wanted Melanie's feckless brother to do it but he declines). Along the way, Melanie learns about showing dogs, how her parents really died, and draws slightly closer to her remaining relatives. And her Aunt Peg fixes her up with a "stud"--a Mel Gibson look-alike.
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1715 Fleet Pyx
This elegant high karat gold pyx, (frame and insert) was hand crafted in the late 1600's - early 1700's for transporting a host (communion wafer). The elaborate gold filigree insert is called a lunette which features the monstrance. There is a very thin space between the frame and the lunette, the host would have been placed there to be displayed behind the "sun" element on a stem. Only gold can touch the host once it has been consecrated.
In the 16th century the monstrance took its present shape: a circular window set under a cross and surrounded with "sun" rays. The wafer would be held in the center of the sun. First used in France and Germany in the 14th century, when popular devotion to the Blessed Sacrament developed, monstrances were modeled after pyxes or reliquaries, sacred vessels for transporting the host or relics. The host was shown in a glass cylinder mounted on a base and surmounted by some sort of metal crown. These were displayed on the altar of churches and cathedrals.
This pyx has an ornate bail attached so that it could have been worn on a cord or chain to be carried somewhere, possibly to serve last rites.
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He came upon some divers who were being monitored pretty closely by a shark, so he decided to try and drive it away. He circled around the area, expecting that the noise of his engine would encourage the shark to move out of the area.
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The story of the recovery of this piece is also historic. The field of underwater archaeology was in its infancy in the summer of 1952 when Jacques Cousteau and his team found this wreck. Over the next five years, the team salvaged the wreck, and discovered two ancient wrecks, separated by at least a century, layered one on top of the other.
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MINNEAPOLIS -- Timberwolves All-Star Kevin Love has been upgraded to questionable for Minnesota's game against Boston after improvement in his strained left groin.
Love participated in a light practice Saturday after missing Minnesota's last two games. The Timberwolves host the Celtics on Sunday, and Love said if he wakes up feeling good he'll "probably try to give it a go." He said most of the pain is gone, but the muscle is still tight.
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Matt Oller June 4, 2013 at 9:51am
Z glide has been found!
jon perry January 22, 2013 at 3:01pm
u ready for the vti just got the I'm in for sure so I'm pumped now
Good luck to all going!
hell ya peps kick some southern ass show how MI does it
Hi Sarah, we met once last summer at Big Portage.. just thought id hit u up.lol
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Spread the word! Saturday, January 12 I am hosting a Michigan Ladies Winter Gathering in the Lansing area. Course TBD. ALL ladies invited. Check out the "Tournament" on here for more information.
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It has the Int and AM Mstrs as playing Shorts then Longs, when they played Longs then Shorts.
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great to see ya today girl n catch up 4 the 1st time all summer! look forward for more fun times next week!
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Nice ace!
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Somehow this one slipped past me when I was gathering up the rest of this week's new shows, but Sheryl Crow has been added to Pacific Amphitheatre's five-week season, with a headlining performance at the Costa Mesa venue slated for July 25.
Crow, who turned 50 last month, is said to be putting the finishing touches on her eighth album, a decidedly more country-tinged collection due later this year. She's also reportedly writing material for a musical adaptation of Barry Levinson's nostalgic 1982 flick Diner, with a Broadway debut (under the direction of Tony winner Kathleen Marshall) planned for fall.
Tickets for Crow's gig, $29.50-$59.50, go on sale Saturday, March 17, at 10 a.m., as do two other Pacific performances: We already knew about Steel Pulse teaming with Huntington Beach's Dirty Heads on July 27, $17.50-$40, but there's also an '80s metal night in the mix, featuring Cinderella and Skid Row's Sebastian Bach on Aug. 3, $17.50-$37.50.
Pre-sales for all of these got underway today at 10 a.m. and will conclude Friday at 10 p.m. Check the OC Fair's Facebook page or its Twitter feed for passwords and more details.
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October 17, 2011 Known as the "Turbaned Tornado," Indian-born British citizen Fauja Singh covered the 26.2 miles in just over 8 hours, 11 minutes. Among his training secrets: A diet of mainly tea, toast and curry.
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Desert scenery in the south of Jordan. Made famous by the presence of the Arab Revolt and TE Lawrence in the early 20th century and the movie 'Lawrence of Arabia' by David Lean.
This rather cold december day brought some clouds which made for a rather unusual sky and sunlight/shadow pattern in this usually hot, dusty and cloudless area.
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Another shot on the way home to BC.
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An amazing picture, all the more so because you probably had to take it from within the airplane and I cannot see any lines from the window.
The thing that usually messes it up is the ice - but it was an exceptionally ice-free window. But when you take a picture through the window, the lines aren't in focus, so they don't show up except to blur the image.


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I use a wired FM modulator in the 97 Suburban. Works well for me. I think a couple of web sites have adapters to use the changer interface as well.
Hey all,
I have a 2005 trailblazer LS with 6 disc bose cd changer, and XM radio. I want to know if there is a way i can plug my ipod into the head unit? I did this on my Honda Accord but i didnt have a changer or XM.
Does anyone have any recommendations?
ALso does anyone have any idea of how to take apart the dash and get to the back of the head unit on this truck???
THanks in advance!
I use a wired FM modulator in the 97 Suburban. Works well for me. I think a couple of web sites have adapters to use the changer interface as well.
D201GLY2, DC-DC power, 3.5 inch SATA
Yes, you should search... and Yes, It has been covered before!
Read the FAQ!
If you have to ask, get a Itrip
Is this where the witty comment goes?97 Black pearl Mazda Miata MX-5 Carpc V2? maybee..
If you didnt want to go with those fm modulated equiptment, I would have reccomended the iCruz, or ice<link equiptment. I dont think ice link makes anything for GMs but the iCruz does make equiptment you can check this site: http://www.monstercable.com/iCruze/c...or/default.asp
but it says:
"Must be CD changer capable and or have "Band" button in lower left corner of radio. In certain General Motors vehicles, connecting iCruze will disable factory XM or Rear Seat Entertainment, if equipped."
Other than that i'm out of quick ideas to do this with your factory radio. And for anyone who is interested in the ice<link equiptment, heres the link for you: http://www.densionusa.com/icelink_info.htm
"In the beginners mind there are many possibilities, but in the experts mind there are few."- Shunryu Suzuki
"Do it right or don't do it at all"
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FM mod works pretty good in our cars if you take your time and play with grounding it. I have an 03 envoy.
getting that center piece off is a total byatch. you have to remove the center consule, and that u-shaped carpet piece under the dash, theres 2 screws on the bottom of the dash piece.
BUT theres an easy way to do it, just grab the top vents and pull, the snaps will come out, the dash will bend out enough to get the radio out. ive only taken the piece off twice, its perfectly fine to just bend it back, never broken mine and i've done it a ton of times.
Now, if you wanna go the Car pC route, this is the right forum for you. You can surf gay porn, listen to all your copywright infringed music and use GPS to find your way from one end of the driveway to the other -J187
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it looks awesome but what do these names mean?
If I had the money I would buy this in an instant. Absolutely love this ;_;
don't see you use zircon often
looks gorgeous as usual though
This is a bit different. Simple yet elegant.
By far my favorite
You have quite the unique jewelry


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LG takes on the major premium laptop players with the expensive Gram 14. It's light and highly portable, but suffers from some first-gen missteps.
With better battery life and performance than the Yoga 3 Pro (not to mention a lower price), the Yoga 3 14 is one of the best hybrid deals around.
Attractive and compact, with a broad feature set, solid kids-and-vacation performance and nice photos, the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II is a good choice for photographers on a budget who like to fiddle.
For the same price as other Chrome OS laptops, HP's new Chromebook includes a high-res display.
In addition to 4K, there are some interface tweaks and new guided edits.
It inherits haze reduction and shake reduction from its big sister.
A great mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera for families and travelers, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-G7 is a compelling alternative to similarly priced dSLRs.
A competitor for the Sony QX1, Olympus' lens-style camera is designed to be customized.
With a clever mechanical keyboard that solves the main complaint about the Yoga line, the ThinkPad Yoga is the best of both worlds.
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still goin?
katy is probably away from her computer the one day she should be on
what if it doesnt approve
10 mins
i dont like your flag slavery supporter
bury bury bury!
it was this guy with a halo pic
now we gotta get to 30k right?xD
dangt admiral!
I made it before 25,000 yayyyy
apparently he hates god with that finger of his
nobody knows just let him work
freaking idiots let z focus on the mod not some gameplay!
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well said
thats gay side my friend
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Dear Society,
I love gerbils. I had a few while I was a kid and they were the best pets in the world. I'd put them in plastic balls and let them run around the house, I'd put them on the bed and let them run through my t-shirt like a tunnel, and I'd get rid of all my cardboard tubes by letting them chew them to pieces and build little nests with them. I remember staying awake late one night watching two of them try to run opposite directions in their running wheel. They'd crawl up the sides until one got higher then flip the other one upside down. It was great entertainment!
But now that I'm 28, society won't allow me to own gerbils. Just because Richard Gere gave them a bad name in the 80s and the fact that they're rodents, people are so turned off by people who own gerbils. If I bought gerbils, I'd become a guy who lives alone and has a thing for gerbils. People would think that's creepy, I know, but I have no intention of putting them in my butt. I'm not even curious about it! I just need to get rid of some old cardboard tubes and I'd love to watch them run around aimlessly in that little plastic ball. What's wrong with that? Listen society: I'm lonely and owning gerbils may be the panacea to pass the time. Society, I think I'm going to buy some gerbils, go ahead and hate me. I don't care anymore.
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Asghar Ali Engineer's aim is to make progressive thinking accessible to lay people and to bring it beyond the borders of a select group of intellectuals. A portrait of the Indian Muslim thinker by Fatma Sagir.
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Just a fun fat plant elder.
A very cool use of leaves! Is there any significance to the mushroom or is it just a cool little mushroom hanging out?
My son said "You should throw a mushroom up there" so I did, lol. It rather acts as a integral part of his anatomy, or he just didn't wash his hair this year. Lol.
Well it definitely looks cool, that's for sure! So I think your son knew what he was saying. Lol. Well I hope its the former and not the latter! Elders should be presentable but then again they can get away with some things, like not washing their hair for a year, haha. All in all it's a really cool design.
That little mushroom reminds me of a stove-pipe vent. XD Very cute!
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About Jeff Masters
Dr. Masters co-founded wunderground in 1995. He flew with the NOAA Hurricane Hunters from 1986-1990. Co-blogging with him: Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 2:23 AM GMT on September 21, 2005
Tonight I don't want to think about what Rita is doing, or where she might go, or how strong she might be. I just want to be thankful for small miracles. In my blog entry for Sunday, I talked about the church in Key West called the St. Mary's Star of the Sea Roman Catholic Church. In 1922, a nun built a "hurricane grotto" on the grounds of the church in memory of the 600 who died during the great Atlantic-Gulf hurricane of Sept. 10, 1919, a Category 4 hurricane that made a direct hit on Key West. The nun vowed that as long as the grotto stood, Key West would not suffer the brunt of another hurricane. Well, the protection of the grotto worked again. Key West barely escaped the brunt of a severe hurricane that could have been so very much worse. Had Rita's intensification cycle started 24 hours earlier, and she tracked 50 miles further north, the city of Key West would have been devastated. The Key West airport never measured sustained hurricane force winds from Rita, although the National Hurricane Center did receive an unofficial report of sustained winds of 75 mph with gusts to 102 mph in the Key West area. There was flooding and wind damage that will no doubt add up to tens of millions of dollars, but Kest West is feeling lucky tonight. Key Westers, pay a visit to your grotto tomorrow and give thanks!
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Kevin Douglas was among the wickets again for Weaverham in their weekend win at Alvanley. Picture: MATT SAYLE
Andrew Simpson, Senior Sports Writer / / Sport
WEAVERHAM will play at the highest level in the club's history from next season after securing promotion to the Vivio Cheshire County League's second tier.
The Russets beat Alvanley by seven wickets in Division Two on Saturday, a 13th victory in only their third season in the competition.
Their first, in 2004, ended in relegation.
With two matches to play, Stuart Hayes' men need 13 points to clinch the title.
They were too good for Alvanley, who they knocked over for 138 thanks to in-form Kevin Douglas' latest five-wicket haul.
He has claimed 14 victims in Weaverham's past three matches alone.
The visitors coasted to victory at 139-3 in 22 overs, Kevin Waterhouse (83no) scoring in a hurry with support from Antiguan all-rounder Wilden Cornwall (39) in his final match.
Northwich brought back seven points from a rain-hit draw in the same section at Congleton, where the hosts totalled 214-7 after being put in.
Openers Aaron Browe (75) and Tom Blease (64) put on 132 for the first wicket before two-wicket hauls for Sam Shepherd, James Plant and Glinoj Cherian.
Northwich replied with 155-7 in an innings reduced to 43 overs, Ashley Sephton (39) and Shepherd (38no) putting on 50 runs for the sixth wicket.
In Division One, Oulton Park made it three wins from their past four league matches following a nine-wicket demolition of lowly Widnes at Little Budworth.
The visitors were sent back for 97, with Tom Hyslop recording a third successive five-wicket haul with figures of 5-31.
Big-hitting Rick Moore scored quickly after tea with his 67 off 48 balls including nine fours and three sixes, while fellow opener Danny Leech enjoyed a more sedate unbeaten 29 in a response of 98-1.
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Middlewich lost by 10 runs at home to Sale, who they dismissed for a modest 118 thanks to Pat Hurley.
He took 6-48 at Haddon Field, where opener Matt Spells contributed 60.
The hosts were bowled out for 108 in reply, Jamie Williams (32) and Tom Shepherd (25) making starts while leg spinner Rick Halkon landed 6-32. He was aided by Ben Watkin taking 3-31.
Davenham's match at Christleton was ended early by rain, with the visitors on 89-7 chasing 136 to win.
Earlier, Ifti Naseer (86) shared in an opening partnership worth 104 runs off 45 balls before left-arm slow blower Daniel Hancock (7-41) ripped through the rest of the home team's batting order.
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Loneliness: a sourcebook of current theory, research, and therapy
Wiley, May 12, 1982 - Psychology - 430 pages
This compendium offers a wide range of in-depth research into loneliness and its treatment. Sociologists and psychologists address issues such as the difference between loneliness and being alone, the various types of loneliness, why people become lonely, and how the lonely can be helped. A selected bibliography on loneliness is also included.
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Closing arguments took place Wednesday in the murder trial of a former Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson soldier, accused of killing his wife in December 2012.
David Lopez is charged with first and second-degree murder in the Dec. 12, 2012 death of his wife, Sara Lopez.
The state alleges that Lopez shot his wife once in the left temple because he blamed her for the state Office of Children's Services taking the couple's 2-year-old daughter earlier that day, after Sara Lopez reported the child had suffered bruises. But the defense says Sara Lopez killed herself, claiming that she was depressed and on opioids.
In the 911 call Lopez made moments after the gunshot, he told the dispatcher that he shot his wife because his daughter was taken into OCS custody. However, his attorneys argue that Lopez initially confessed because he blamed himself and felt guilty that he couldn't stop his wife.
"He bought her the gun. He trained her on using the gun. He kept the gun loaded. He failed to reach her and stop her in that moment," said defense attorney Dunnington Babb.
In his closing arguments, Deputy District Attorney Clint Campion called Lopez reckless, saying he had 15 loaded firearms around the Lopez's home and had been drinking all day.
"He was so angry, he was so full of rage, his temper exploding, that he intended to kill her when he did," Campion said.
Campion also said that Sara Lopez was right-handed, but the gunshot that killed herwas to her left temple.
"A small, petite woman did not pick up that firearm, put it to her temple, and squeeze 12.5 to 13 pounds of trigger-pull pressure while she had pills in her hand," Campion said. "She didn't do that -- Mr. Lopez pulled that trigger."
Babb argued that if Lopez had shot his wife, there would have been other injuries and signs of a struggle.
"None of those things were present and in the absence of those things, the body told two medical examiners that it was a suicide," Babb said.
Lopez is also charged with terroristic threatening for allegedly calling the Anchorage OCS office that same day and threatening to shoot employees with his AK-47 assault rifle if he didn't get his daughter back.


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Since the dawn of rock and roll, the snap and response that comes from a bolt-on neck guitar has been an essential part of the mix. These attributes have, in turn, become essential to many players trying to tell their story through music. The CE 24 brings the bolt-on platform back to the main PRS lineup with some significant updates.
After more than 24 hours and a foot of snowfall compounded by high winds and snow drifts, the PRS Guitars factory in Stevensville, Maryland sustained roof damage over the weekend. The damage was near the company's staining/finish area, where some water pooled inside the building and a small portion of the roof did eventually collapse. Thankfully, no manufacturing operations were under the compromised portion of the roof.
2016 marks the 20th Anniversary of Private Stock, and PRS is celebrating with the return of the program that started it all: Guitars of the Month.
PRS Guitars is adding two new models to its popular, more affordable SE line of acoustic guitars: SE A20E and SE A30E. These two new models help round out the SE acoustic offering while continuing the SE legacy of providing professional quality and dependability for players of all levels at an excellent value.
The 20th Anniversary of Private Stock is a special moment - a moment to stop and celebrate 20 years of a program that drives much of the innovation and craftsmanship at PRS. To kickoff that celebration, Private Stock has made a limited edition run of 40 instruments that are unique in many ways.
Buying a PRS is a special memory. Chances are you spent months gazing at it in a product catalog, on a website or on the wall at your local guitar store.
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Massively talked to a couple of participants to learn what it takes to compete in the Flyff World Championship. Ozmix, leader of Snails of Doom, and Reyals, from Invictus, are two of the top guilds in the competition, and they talked to us about their experiences in the tournament so far. And if you're interested in trying out Flyff, you're in luck! Massively is giving away coupon codes for a Flyff gift pack, which includes several handy items for new players and veterans alike. Read on for the interview, and claim your gift pack key using the button below!
Massively talked to a couple of participants to learn what it takes to compete in the Flyff World Championship. Ozmix, leader of Snails of Doom, and Reyals, from Invictus, are two of the top guilds in the competition, and they talked to us about their experiences in the tournament so far. And if you're interested in trying out Flyff, you're in luck! Massively is giving away coupon codes for a Flyff gift pack, which includes several handy items for new players and veterans alike. Read on for the interview, and claim your gift pack key using the button below!
Massively: First off, can you tell the Massively readers a little about your guild? How did you come together, and how long have you been around?
Reyals: Invictus has been around since December '09. SmackDragon started the guild with a few friends, and over time, we grew to be one of the largest guilds. Invictus means unconquerable in Latin. We create special activites for our guild members via our forums and special in-game events that are normally not done by others. Rarely do members of our guild quit from "boredom."
Ozmix: SOD was born a long time ago. At the beginning, there were only a few members -- five, to be exact. We called it SOD (Soldier of Denmark) because we were all from Denmark. After a while, we split up, so the guild was pretty dead. But luckily a few people wanted to create a family guild, and SOD became active again. We changed the meaning of SOD to Soldier of Darkness, but after a while guildies started to talk about what else SOD could stand for. After we heard our guildmate JointNage's suggestion -- Snails of Doom -- we fell in love with it. That's why we are nowadays called the Snails.
Can you explain a bit what the Flyff tournament is all about? What is the event like, how many teams are competing, and how long does it last?
Reyals: The first part of the Flyff World Championship tournament is a test of our capabilities in PvM versus other guilds in eFlyff, the English-speaking servers. It's basically a competition against most of the highest-level monsters in the game in order, and it's a race to get the best time for beating them all. I'd say that there are about five major contenders from eFlyff with competitive run-times. Perhaps more, if they are waiting till the last second to attempt it. The whole colosseum took about one to two hours to do at the start of FWC, and as time went by, it was simplified. Now, it takes under 10 minutes to complete. The second part is a battle against other countries in a PvP competition.
Ozmix: This Flyff tournament is brand-new and includes players from around the world. We have to be the fastest team on eFlyff to kill a few mobs. After that, we have to beat 16 other Flyff teams in PvP for the top prize, which is $50,000 and a trip to Gala Lab. Second place wins $20,000, and third place wins $10,000.
As a guild, how do you go about practicing for the tournament? What sorts of things do you focus on together?
Reyals: At the moment we are just doing practice runs, focusing on strategy and seeing if there's any subtle improvements we can make to speed runs up. Also we have been focusing on improving our equipment as far as it can go before we start doing some final runs.
Ozmix: To be honest, we don't practice that much. We focus on getting better teamwork so the time will decrease. We didn't really go that far for the PvP part yet.
Reyals: Getting everyone ready. A lot of people are busy and can't always be ready to come at all times, but we try our best and make it work.
Ozmix: So far, the most difficult thing for us is to collect or buy the rare consumables needed to squeeze out that last second of our Colosseum time for the regional preliminaries.
What's your assessment of the field so far? Who is your biggest competition?
Reyals: We have yet to see everyone's full potential, so it would be hard to come to a good conclusion. On the Lykan server, SOD has had some very good race times and is likely to be our main competitor.
Ozmix: At the moment, it looks like Invictus, TheCraZy88s, and Reminisce are the biggest competition in the regional preliminaries. But I'm quite sure that many new guilds created for the FWC will appear in the final week of the regional preliminaries.
Is this your first time competing in a tournament? How would you describe the experience so far?
Reyals: For me, no. I've competed in other Flyff tournaments. This is our first guild tournament, however. Our members are excited to hopefully move on to the finals and perhaps win the whole tournament. It's a one-of-a-kind opportunity to finally compete against other servers and other countries.
Ozmix: Well, there have been two Tournaments of Champions (to find the best player for each of the eight Flyff Classes) on eFlyff so far, but I dont think you can compare them to the FWC. It's a whole new experience. Flyff has never seen such a big tournament before, and we are proud to be part of it.
Do you have any tips for guilds that are competing in the tournament (without giving away your playbook, of course!)?
Reyals: I don't think there's much to be said that isn't already obvious to other teams. Someone wishing to start his own team would need a good damage Mentalist and some Seraphs/Arcanists to accompany him for buffing, Holy Cross, and Cursed Mind. With the rest of the party slots, you can play around with that, trying different setups and seeing what works best for your team.
Ozmix: Bubblzz are stonger than swords. (That's SOD's way of saying we're not giving anything away!)
Finally, for those who are thinking of giving Flyff a try for the first time, what advice would you give them to get them started on the right foot?
Reyals: Buy gPots.
Ozmix: I think if you want to give it a try, do it on the recently created Mocomochi Cluster.
Thank you and good luck in the tournament!