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#4579236 Incoming legacy servers!
Posted Speedymart on 27 April 2016 - 09:20 PM
It's so intertwined into the game (loot, inventory, quest items, fucking whatever else has to do with bags) that it would require a complete rewrite of the inventory system, which they've tried but it was resulting in shit getting deleted so they've stayed away from it.
For the longest time finishing a non-kill quest spawned an invisible rabbit that would instantly be killed to trigger quest completion, as the game didn't register any quest action beside kills.
#4572060 why exactly does legion afli suck?
Posted Lolflay on 30 March 2016 - 08:20 AM
This company truly has fucking horrible game design decisions more often than not.
#4550973 [Warrior] Legion changes
Posted ~Invictus on 08 December 2015 - 12:10 PM
Deonto, on 08 December 2015 - 10:12 AM, said:
A lot of the stuff TBC introduced (as in, Spell Reflection and Death Wish for Arms) weren't there, but Disarm, Intimidating Shout, 15s Intercept 3s stun, Spamstring root + macestun proc, Charge stun (out of combat only, but still doable), Intervene, Demoralizing Shout that both debuffed ap and brought people out of stealth in a 15y radius, Piercing Howl that could destealth aswell, microing Commanding, all of this is more utility than Charge root every 20s + mongo damage.
And if memory serves me right, there's even been a time in which Warriors were able to break Polies and Blinds with proper timing of Bloodrage.
#4540569 Scripted PvP
Posted Shouri on 17 November 2015 - 07:09 PM
Personally I think the biggest problem is lack of pressure, especially outside of cooldowns. This game has mainly turned into trading cooldown for cooldown and I think that's really stale game design. In wrath, and also somewhat in MoP, you could force cooldowns with just good swaps and decision making. Another important point is that pressure causes mistakes. People tend to panic under pressure being unable to think clearly and I find it hard to believe that many players nowadays would be able to go through their flowchart pvp while hovering at dangerously low health pools while knowing they have to do something about it. The main thing stopping pressure is just how tanky and self-sufficient too many classes are with dps class healing/damage reduction being way too high and the numerous amount of defensive cooldowns. It's at the point where swapping is usually bad as they'll have all their cooldowns up and the time wasted on trying to kill them will give your main target time to get all their cooldowns back. There's too much of a commitment in hitting a target.
Another problem is also the lack of casting, way too many classes run around spamming instants. Specifically for healers, things like genesis and riptide/unleash having two charges is pretty bad for the game. Deep freeze into polymorph is acceptable but I think it's over the top when they have frost jaw/ring of frost.
Overall, and probably most importantly, the game is just not really that fun anymore for a lot of people. In terms of class balance this expansion has been pretty decent but other than that I can't say I like this expansion more than the others. The three top comps(in my opinion) RMD, turbo, and god comp are all extremely unfun to play against for many of the reasons stated above.
#4536390 Blog: WoD PvP Flaws
Posted Mageic on 09 November 2015 - 02:36 AM
#4469162 balance is not the main problem with arena
Posted stalebagel on 07 August 2015 - 01:17 AM
Arena was perfectly fine when only a few compositions were viable because each composition was strikingly unlike the other even when the difference was something as small as a healer variant. Class distinction has been burned at the stake by the developers for more comp diversity and balance, which are frankly just red herrings that the community has cried for for too long.
Nadagast, on 30 January 2015 - 11:56 PM, said:
Hunters are Hunters
Everyone can do everything
Damage is gated by cooldown and secondary resource rather than position and cast time
Too many defensives
Healing too strong
Mortal strike too weak
Everyone can do everything
Nobody has any unique tools anymore
TL;DR I challenge blizzard to make the game fun again, not balanced
#4447334 Should we take the middle road with the dispel system?
Posted Lolflay on 04 July 2015 - 01:52 PM
Druids were picked because they were the defensive healer. They were hard to counterspell ( didn't cast almost anything, hard to control as casters ), immune to polymorphs ( counters mages ), were mobile ( counter melee ), and had a healing mechanic that persisted through CC ( hots ). Their weaknesses were magic debuffs on themselves and their team ( no dispel ), hard swaps ( could keep blooms on one target ), lack of "OH SHIT" cooldowns ( besides one Nature Swiftness->Healing Touch on a 3 min cooldown ).
Shamans were picked because they were the offensive healer. They had by far the strongest control tools against enemy team, countered defensive debuffs ( Purge removing 2x buffs ), had Totem mechanic that countered a lot of popular things ( Tremor against fear, Grounding against spells, Cleansing against poison/diseases or w/e, had Bloodlust ( insane DPS and HPS increase for their team ), generally were hard to train down back then ( insane amounts of armor + Earth shield, they only really died versus really persistent melee cleaves that their partners failed to properly peel against ), and they also had insanely strong healing that was reliant mostly on mana - as long as they had mana, nothing died.
Paladins were picked because they were the max defensive healer - if you had a comp that had all the tools and pressure they need to land kills on their own, and just needed a healer that could keep them alive, stay at 40 yards, be hard to kill, keep them free of shit - Paladin was their man. They had super strong healing coupled with easy mechanics to dish those heals out, they were super hard to kill ( outside of a good RMP ), had Freedom/Sacrifice/BoP/Bubble/Aura/etc to counter enemy cooldowns ( same situation as today ), they offered the most defense they possibly could.
Priests were picked as a max offensive healer. Unlike other 3 healers, Priest games rarely lasted ultra long, and they always focused on just keeping the team as offensive as possible - Fearbombing 3 people, dispelling the kill target, announcing the switch to that target, DPSing together with their team and doing 1/3 or 1/2 of the DPS their partners are doing, being able to dispel both enemies and their team ( 2 (de)buffs per cast ), being able to Manaburn enemy healers/DPS to cause pressure, etc.
And today ?
Hmm, Paladins heal more than Shamans do atm. Oh well, time to play Paladin. Oh look, Paladin's "big heal spell" is same cast time as Shaman "big heal spell". Oh look, Paladin "instant cast heal" is same shit as Shaman "instant cast heal". Oh look, I'm doing better as Paladin than as Shaman simply because both healers are almost the same, so if one healer is more OP than the other, I'll do ten times better on the OP one even though I mained the weak one !
#4447337 Should we take the middle road with the dispel system?
Posted Lolflay on 04 July 2015 - 01:54 PM
Fuck you Blizzard
#4258438 True Blizzcon Winner = Dampening
Posted Voksen on 09 November 2014 - 12:58 AM
Creamo, on 08 November 2014 - 11:48 PM, said:
There are actual solutions that wouldn't take us back to that.
Take away casts, non obvious cc chains, mana burns, drains, dispels, mana/energy management being a thing, etc....and you're down to repeated, scripted cycles of burst+cc. The game got made dumb and one-dimensional after wotlk. Without any kind of real push/pull complexity and giving every class pretty much every kind of ability, of course you're going to have a metagame which shortcuts to comps that tend to win in the opener, comps that cheese 45 minute games, or comps that win based on rng procs, pathing, crits, etc.
Dampening was a bandaid for the 45 minute turtles, which themsleves were a byproduct of making the game more accessible to console players and shitty little add kids.
#4116452 2300+ demo lock arenas
Posted Eviaax on 09 May 2014 - 01:12 PM
#4111685 The Most Overpowered Ability in Game
Posted ROKMODE on 01 May 2014 - 05:45 AM
Nadagast, on 30 April 2014 - 11:19 PM, said:
Everyone, please read what professor nadagast has written here. I get really tired of people comparing their class tools like a bunch of whiny faggots(edgy language, please don't infract me diziet).
#4104069 Cyclone and Fear now share DR in WoD
Posted Lolflay on 19 April 2014 - 05:09 PM
It's just fucking hilarious that all of the sudden they decided to nerf Druid synergy with most of the classes they want to play with, rofl.
Priests have always brought the offensive playstyle + dmg to the team
Shamans have always brought insanely strong healing and utility to the team, and were oftentimes #1 choice for the prolonged game playstyle as they're consistent during the whole match
Paladins have always brought insanely strong cooldowns during which nothing can die, and were always used for rushdown comps
Monks apparently bring really solid safety factor, as they're pointless to swap to, and insanely strong healing output, they rival a shaman with their consistency
Druids always brought CC and decent healing - with CC part gone, nobody in their right mind would want to play with a druid over a monk or a shaman.
What Nadagast said is completely true, there needs to exist a clear diversity and purpose amongst healers, this homogenization bullshit is getting way out of control.
#4103634 Cyclone and Fear now share DR in WoD
Posted Capstone on 19 April 2014 - 02:41 AM
i think the way cyclone has worked with fear in cases of wizards has been extremely powerful at almost no risk. in most cases where wizards grow extremely powerful defensively and still have offensive ability based on control (s8 MLD, early s12 god comp, LSD today) it's usually always based on the idea that whenever anyone isn't immune to either fear or cyclone, you can just throw it at them and it's good. cyclone is undispellable, which makes it extremely easy to cross with, doesn't remove dots or heal, so there's no downside for putting it on someone, and it blocks incoming healing, so even a low target can be cycloned while you wait to get something on someone else. the same is true for fear, except it's dispellable (kind of with UA) and the target takes damage with it on. it's worth restating that it doesn't matter if these comps (today, LSD) are good or not - it's about how the powerful the CC is relative to how hard it is to set up and how it affects the other team's ability to play the game, which are both major concerns with cyclone in its current implementation
wizards having cc chains that punish a team for an extremely long period of time for a single mistake have been an issue with the game since MLD became strong in wrath, and i believe that two spammable CCs that have little to no downside are a culprit. there are other ways to fix this, like making cyclone wipe dots or heal the target it hits, but this is a more intuitive, less intrusive way of doing it. cyclone was previously on DR with blind and was changed to accomodate the state of the game, and it was a change for the better given the strength of priest/rogue at the time.
this change also presumably nerfs the amount of instant, consecutive CC that RMP/RMD have on a single target. maybe encourages using blind or cyclone on dps instead of (sometimes) exclusively for the healer. there's a lot of stuff i don't like about WoD, but if we can reduce the amount of CC available to wizards, and add more strategy to the way it has to be used, i'm an advocate
#4083070 glonglon Appreciation Thread
Posted Hackattack3 on 19 March 2014 - 01:39 PM
Much thanks for all your contributions to the community.
#4081999 AAJCI: Week 1 - Discussion
Posted Capstone on 17 March 2014 - 07:15 PM
1. is the lack of competitive atmosphere in blizzcon, the only LAN event in WoW left, due to disinterest or incompetence? the last tournament was held without regionals and was held in a patch other than the one the teams qualified in, where the best NA team that came out a. didn't have to run the gauntlet of other NA teams in an invitational and b. won the lottery of the team that transferred over to the next patch so much so that they didn't drop a single map to any other team. the tournament before that was held with teams that did not qualify in the same expansion that they played in. this means that everyone was playing a game in its most primitive, poorly balanced state possible, and the competition was based on which classes were good in the madness that was 5.0, despite qualifying in another expansion
2. blizzard put new arenas in this expansion, which was good. stairs were added to blade's edge and dalaran. these are things that the pvp community has by and large requested for a long time. can we expect to see more new arenas? an arena veto system (which is already implemented for battlegrounds)? how much time, relative to creating an environment as massive as, say, ulduar (tuning all new bosses, vehicles, item stats, models of new items and bosses, etc) does it take to create an arena (room with 2-4 pillars)?
3. there are always balance whines about what's overpowered and what's not, which class is easy and which isn't, etc., and i usually hate them - previously, classes have had marginally different difficulties and pretty standard viability. this is not the case in mists of pandaria. many players who play the game for arena are picking up specific classes (i am looking at you, hunter and elemental shaman) specifically for use in arena and ease to learn and having immediate success comparable to or better than classes they have played for several years. these classes are undeniably simplistic relative to others and disproportionately effective at what they do for the amount of effort required to pick them up. i wrote a post here about my immediate transition to and success with hunter, in which i received 2400 rating on the first day of arena, and 2500 in under 100 games. i believe veev chronicled a similar success story in season 13 live on twitch.tv. my question is this: is this by design? are these classes designed like this so that anyone can have success in arena, or is it just a massive oversight that the amount of work required to be passable as one of these classes is so low relative to others (this is truly, in my mind, a problem that did not exist in previous expansions)?
4. it seems like the number of titles rewarded relative to the playerbase has increased based on the way that eligible players are calculated in the new ladder system. is this intentional? if not, is the criteria for rank 1 and gladiator titles going to change?
5. it's my understanding that MLG is open to possibly bringing WoW back into the circuit for a season. i know one of the biggest obstacles with SC2, a well established blizzard game with a lot of history that struggled to stay in MLG was obtaining blizzard's license (the tournament host cannot do many things without first obtaining a license to host the tournament from blizzard). at some point, MLG dropped SC2 temporarily and cited the license as one of the reasons. first, is WoW subject to the same licensing agreement? second, if we're talking about revitalizing the tournament scene, would blizzard be open to letting a large tournament structure like MLG host WoW without obstacles to give it at least one shot at revival?
6. is the idea of TotG totally scrapped? is there any hope of getting any in-game tournament system in WoD (warcraft 3 had one on battlenet 10 years ago)? if it is scrapped, what about the other titles and rewards that were going to come with TotG to create an incentive to play arena?
7. why do rated battlegrounds offer a higher cap than arena? do people interested in rbgs inherently deserve more points every week? if the idea is to promote people playing both, why not balance the cap so that your total cap is based on both your combined arena AND rated battleground rating?
8. gladiator mounts used to reward the character with 310% riding skill, and they don't anymore. if i get gladiator on my alt, i can't even ride the mount unless i buy 280%, and even then i don't get bumped to 310%. is this intentional? if so, what made blizzard change their decision?
9. is the 8 second dispel mechanic staying?
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everyone should have one if not two of these. not only is your camper locked securely in place eliminating any chance of it rolling when you unhook, it takes alot of the movement out. i have had one for a couple of months and plan on getting another to make even more stable. very easy to use and seems durable enough to last forever.
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2 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
September 25, 2011
These CHOCKS work exactly as advertised and are chimp simple to operate. I use 2 on my travel trailer and not only do they keep your RV in place, but it helps to cut down on any movement of the trailer while walking around on the inside. Money very well spent.
By Jerry Washam
from Holt, MO
from Holt, MO
X-Chock Tire Locking Chock
2 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
October 03, 2011
This thing is great, easy to install and remove, takes the rocking out when someone moves inside the trailer,I only bought the one and it seems to work great, thanks for an excellent product.
By Gary Reed
from Frankfort, IL
from Frankfort, IL
Keeps the trailer steady!
3 out of 5 people found this review helpful.
October 04, 2011
We are very happy with the X-Chock Tire Locking Chock - it really stabilizes the trailer and makes it so much more comfortable when moving around. Easy to install, good value for the money. The ratchet wrenches supplied with each Chock makes installation easy and quick.
By Coy O'Guinn
from Lubbock, TX
from Lubbock, TX
By Chad Landsinger
from Appleton, WI
from Appleton, WI
Highly Recommended For Tandem Axel Trailers
6 out of 12 people found this review helpful.
July 28, 2010
I bought a pair of the X-Chock Tire Locking Chocks to use on my 36' travel trailer after using the standard yellow tire chocks for the past 4 years. I lock in the X-Chocks on my travel trailer before I unhook from my truck and the travel trailer has absolutely no movement once you unhook from the truck. I also noticed that it helps with the sway/movement of the camper when people are walking around in it. It doesn't completely take away the sway/movement but it eliminates a lot of it. I would highly recommend the X-Chock Tire Locking Chocks to anybody who has a tandem axel travel trailer/5th wheel camper.
By Mr. Rod
from Homosassa, FL
from Homosassa, FL
Long over due
5 out of 9 people found this review helpful.
January 16, 2012
After years of messing with,dozens, of ways to stableize my 5th wheel(s), I purchased 2 X-chocks. My Rig is stable, secured and I feel much relived of messing with such a simple task.Super easy to put on and Lockable.
By CHUCK HOFFMAN
from TOLEDO, OH
from TOLEDO, OH
By Anonymous
x-chock tire locking chock
3 out of 8 people found this review helpful.
January 13, 2012
I had back and fort motion in the camper. I bought these and the movement went away. well worth the money cheaper than putting stabiling bar system on the camper and can be used on other trailers.
By Jerry L Weeks
from Lakeland, FL
from Lakeland, FL
By Steve Scott
from Dryden, NY
from Dryden, NY
By Kenny Hanks
from Great Falls, MT
from Great Falls, MT
Safest Wheel Chocks Available
4 out of 9 people found this review helpful.
March 05, 2012
I frequently boon dock camp and that means a lot of blocking to level the camper. I had a friend who was not using the X-Chock have his 30 ft trailer, slide off the lever blocks and rotate the tongue nearly crushing him! As soon as I got back to town I purchased a set and I will not do without! The chocks are easy to position and with the included ratcheting wrench, install quickly. They also helps keep the front to back rocking down! I upgraded my RV and had to leave my original X-Chocks for a set of Extended X-Chocks for my Keystone RV. Still, these are the best and safest wheel chocks out there! HIGHLY RECOMMEND THESE!
By Raymond Brooks
from Altus, OK
from Altus, OK
X-Chock Locking Tire Chock
9 out of 13 people found this review helpful.
April 08, 2012
We have a new 5th wheel and needed something better than the plastic chocks to set the wheels. Purchased a X-Chock for a trial. This chock holds both wheels in place. It is easy to place, and the wrench is a ratchet that flips for direction. Once the wheels are locked, you CANNOT move the trailer. After my initial run, I decided to purchase a second for the other side.
By DV
from arlington heights, IL
from arlington heights, IL
X Chock tire chock
2 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
May 24, 2012
Used our X Chocks for the first time recently with our 30' enclosed motorcycle trailer while in the mountains in NC. No level parking was available and they worked extremely easy and securely held the trailer in place!
By Anonymous
Love 'em!
7 out of 10 people found this review helpful.
April 26, 2012
We love the X-chocks. Helps to stabilize. Only negative is that the small cotter pin at the top will rust and fall off, making adjustment of the chock impossible. Make sure you carry extra cotter pins to fit. Otherwise I would have given this 5 stars.
By gale L.
from deering, NH
from deering, NH
By Anonymous
A Wonderul Product But Doesn't Fit All Applications
2 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
March 28, 2012
So far we've only used a new pair of X-Chocks on our 'wide stance' Crossroads 'Sunset Trails' camper while it sat in our driveway, but can immediately feel the difference as compared to using old fashioned wheel chocks. The sway and bounce caused when moving about inside the trailer is greatly reduced! However, because our trailer has wide stance, the gap between the tires is approximately fifteen inches.
By Restasured
from La Porte, TX
from La Porte, TX
2 out of 10 people found this review helpful.
April 05, 2012
I bought these as they looked to be relatively easy to install and liked the locking feature. I have used them twice. They work great if the parking place is relatively level. When the parking place is not level and the jacks for the trailer have to pick up one end or the other the chocks loosen up from the wheels, due to the suspension moving and the chocks moving away from the wheels. Don't see much that could be done about that. Any chock system would do the same thing. It does make it a concern when you are breaking camp and retract the jacks as the chocks are away from the wheels unless you readjust them and if you do it is possible the chocks could dig into the tires in a way that could damage the tires. Overall on level ground they are hard to beat for installation and locking the tires in place.
By Andy Traill
from Wasaga Beach, ON
from Wasaga Beach, ON
X chock
3 out of 5 people found this review helpful.
August 28, 2012
I recently purchased a pair of X chocks from Camping World. I received the order in a very short time and much cheaper than I could have bought them at a Canadian RV outlet.I have used the X chocks on several outings and have noticed a big difference, the trailer does not rock fore and aft as it has in the past. I recommend this product to stop unwanted movement when parked..
By Jack
from Lompoc, CA
from Lompoc, CA
1 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
August 29, 2012
Excellent product. It's fully assembled and ready to go. Easy to understand and put into use. You actually don't need instructions with this product. It performs exactly as advertised. It even has a slot to secure a padlock (not included) if you desire. It sure beats dealing with the plastic wedge chocks and having your wife kick them in while you pull back and forth. Wives--get one for your hubby. Hubbys--get one for your wife.
By grannycamper
from Ripley, NY
from Ripley, NY
X-Chock Tire Locking Chock
2 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
September 25, 2012
Actualy my husband thought they worked well. He was rathered pleased with then. I on the other hand found that they DID keep the trailer from rocking back and forth although they did rock a bit side to side. it is nice when my husband walks across the floor early in the morn. [for he is a heavy walker] that it dosen't wake me up any more. it was well worth the money. i found that buying two chocks in the single packet was cheaper then buying the one set packet. check out the price[s] to make sure. an besides this way we have to handles in case one gets lost or left behind we always have another to fall back on with in the storage drawer.
By Tom Smith
from Henderson, NV
from Henderson, NV
They Work
3 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
April 02, 2013
My wife was tired of the movement in our Cougar Camp Trailer if she was trying to sleep. I bought a pair of these X-chock Locking Chocks and they have done the trick. They are worth the money and they work.
By peter
from euless, TX
from euless, TX
great products
16 out of 26 people found this review helpful.
May 05, 2009
i was really bummed when my travel trailer tires where closer then 2.5 inches so the old ones didnt work, so was happy to get these. there is a huge difference know my trailer is rock solid don't feel every step at night.
By James VanScott
from Ray, MI
from Ray, MI
X-Chock tire locking chock
2 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
April 02, 2013
Product worked great. Saw it on sale and bought 2. Did cut down on movement on 24' TT. Purchased 2 locks from home depot for security. Would recommend if you have a sway problem, with trailer.
By Boyd Elton
from Brooks, AB
from Brooks, AB
A good product
14 out of 26 people found this review helpful.
May 10, 2009
Very happy with this product. They work very well, and have great holding power. They do not totally eliminate movement in the trailer, but it is greatly reduced. I would definitely recommend these to anyone.
By Greg Meyers
from Moorpark, CA
from Moorpark, CA
2 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
April 02, 2013
Great product, After almost losing my trailer on a steep MX Track parking lot, I bought these. I had the trailer on 8 inches of blocks last weekend. Cranked these things down and my trailer NEVER moved.
By Mike Jackson
from Brighton, TN
from Brighton, TN
2 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
January 16, 2013
I bought these back in oct last year and have used them about 6 times, they work great as far as stabilizing the trailer. Put them inbetween the tires and rachet them out and you are done, very easy. I would highly recommend these to anyone.
By Mark- Merced, Ca
from Merced, CA
from Merced, CA
X-Chock performane
2 out of 5 people found this review helpful.
September 24, 2012
I just purchased a set of these and tried them out in undeveloped areas that required blocking of the wheels. They not only stopped any movement of the wheels but allowed me to leave the 4-heavy chocks at home that I usually am required to haul around. They are very sturdy and I would recommend them.
By Douglas Green
from Wellington, CO
from Wellington, CO
By Dwight Reed
from Woodinville, WA
from Woodinville, WA
2 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
October 15, 2012
Do NOT use X-Chock as your only chock. We almost had our trailer roll into a creek because I thought the X-Chock would prevent it from moving. I had put the X-Chock in place and then unhooked from the truck. When the trailer dropped loose from the ball it moved about 1 1/2 feet towards the 8 ft embankment down to the creek. A really scary moment! Luckily the foot of the jack dug in and stopped it. The X-Chock works very well for stopping movement after setting up but does NOT take the place of regular wheel chocks. I have since modified the X-Chock slightly. I applied some adhesive backed non-skid material to the faces of the X-Chock so hopefully the wheels will be more securely locked.
By Matt
from Smithfield, NC
from Smithfield, NC
x chock tire locks
2 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
April 29, 2013
We used these for the first time this past weekend at the NASCAR Race in Richmond. They performed exceptional. No worries about disconnecting my travel trailer anymore. Make sure you take the time to size them first and be near you're tool set. You'll need a good wrench to adjust the size. But once that is done, you dont have to size them again. I could definately tell a difference when getting in and out of my camper too.
By Anonymous
Great Product!
2 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
April 03, 2013
Excellent product! Does just what it says it will do! I'm glad I purchased this type of choke instead of one you place in front of the tire. I would recommend this to anyone of my friends. Rated it a 4 only because I always believe there is room for improvement.
By MARK HOLT
from SHINNSTON, WV
from SHINNSTON, WV
By Richard Towner
from Gardnerville, NV
from Gardnerville, NV
By Daniel M.
from Shamokin, PA
from Shamokin, PA
X-Chock Tire locking Chock
3 out of 9 people found this review helpful.
June 22, 2010
I bought two of these for our new T.T. when we upgraded from a pop-up. I read all of the reviews & it seemed like this was the best choice. I was not disappointed. They are the easiest things to use & make the camper very stable. Another quality product.
By Edward Koenig
from Belvidere, IL
from Belvidere, IL
2 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
July 18, 2013
The x-choke is easy to use. The trailer moves less because of the x-chock. You don't have to get down on your knees to install them like you do when your installing the chock that lay on the ground.
By Kenny H.
from Great Falls, MT
from Great Falls, MT
Must have!
2 out of 7 people found this review helpful.
January 10, 2011
Short story. While boondock camping with a buddy, his 30' tow behind was up on 4 Lynx levelers and none on the low side. He disconnected from the tow vehicle and the camper rotated off the blocks nearly crushing him between the camper tongue and the truck. After observing this, we purchased these chocks as it appeared they would allow the wheels to be elevated, yet locked in position. They work awesome! If you Boondock camp or even camp where you experience un level surfaces, you can't go wrong, both in safety and taking the front and back rocking motion out! Don't forget to remove them before moving the trailer, you will damage the chocks. They also don't sit on the ground in the mud and dirt! I just upgraded to a newer Keystone Bullet and had to purchase the X-tended X-Chocks due to the 16 spacing between tires. I'll let ya know how those work out. I'm expecting the same performance from the Bal product.
By Claudia Kruse
from FRESNO, CA
from FRESNO, CA
X-Chock Tire Locking Chock
2 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
September 30, 2013
I love these chocks, they are easy to use and quick. They remove quickly and quietly and are very easy to stow. I just finished a long trip and found them easy to use for overnight parking or longer term. They give stability where the terrain is not level and a problem, keep the coach steady.
By Anonymous
Jerry's X-Chock Review
1 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
December 04, 2013
The X-Chocks are very sturdy and high quality. They should last a long time. They stabilize my trailer much better than wedge shocks especially when the trailer is on loose gravel or soil or when the wheels are on blocks.
By K. King
from Prince George, VA
from Prince George, VA
Incredible Product!
5 out of 11 people found this review helpful.
June 01, 2010
I have tried two other sets of chocks and neither stopped the back and forth swaying motion in my 28 ft. travel trailer. I bought a set of X-Chocks and used them for the first time Memorial Day weekend. The swaying problem was completely eliminated. I highly recommend the X-Chock!
By Garry C.
from Bristol, VT
from Bristol, VT
By Jon Brough
from Fremont, OH
from Fremont, OH
Tire Locking Chocks
11 out of 21 people found this review helpful.
July 13, 2009
As previous reviewer noted they don't completely elimante movement , but what an improvement. I only bought one set to try and it works great. I am definitely going to get another set for the other side!
By John Prince
from Fayetteville, TN
from Fayetteville, TN
Worlds Best Chocks
5 out of 11 people found this review helpful.
February 15, 2010
After spending last summer constantly adjusting my old individual tire chocks, these were a godsend. Place them, tighten them down and forget them. Travel trailer is solid as a rock. Definitely recommend these.
By Spots4u
from Hammonton, NJ
from Hammonton, NJ
A LOT Less bounce
2 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
July 26, 2011
My husband told me to buy just one chock. I thought he was bonkers. We camp at rv parks and there's really not too much along the lines of instability and un-even ground but, he put it on and it eliminated the bounce that you feel when someone is at one end of the trailer and you're at the other. (Like when I'm trying to sleep and he's walking around). It makes a HUGE difference.
By Anonymous
Makes A Big Difference
7 out of 15 people found this review helpful.
October 09, 2009
I have a R-Vision Trail Sport 25S which is an ultra lite, so it moves around pretty good when someone walks around even with standard wheel chocks in place. I purchased 2 of these and they make all the difference in the world, the trailer is rock solid. Excellent product!
By Charles W
from Abbotsford, BC
from Abbotsford, BC
Surpised how well it works
1 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
August 15, 2011
A friend of mine had one and thought that it reduced the shaking of his fifth wheel by what he thought was 80%. I bought one for my travel trailer and now the only time I notice my trailer shaking when I walk is when I step onto the outside stairs.
By C. David - Kissimmee, Fl.
from Kissimmee, FL
from Kissimmee, FL
Purchased one in 2008
4 out of 7 people found this review helpful.
October 24, 2010
I purchased one X-Chock after almost loosing our 26 foot travel trailer due to the yellow chocks coming out of place. I might add, they were purchased against my husbands wishes. He is now a fan and it is the first thing in place when we arrive in a campsite and the last thing removed before we leave. I had not thought of getting two and have only used the one on the side that we have to raise. After reading the reviews, I plan to purchase a second X-Chock. We plan to start traveling more in the next two years and know that not all campsites are even close to lever.
By Gordon Fjeld
from Mankato, MN
from Mankato, MN
They Fit!!!
15 out of 30 people found this review helpful.
July 15, 2009
My brother bought a set of the original Deluxe Tire Locking Chocks from Camping World. I was impressed with them and also disappointed at the same time. They worked as advertised on his travel trailer but wouldn't compress enough to fit between the tandems on my fifth wheel. I was very happy when I found that the new X-Chock Tire Locking Chocks would fit between the tandems on my camper. They work great. Thanks both Camping World and BAL!!!
By R Kevin Rutledge
from Willis, TX
from Willis, TX
only way to go
14 out of 29 people found this review helpful.
July 11, 2009
We pull our 5th wheel with a class 8 tractor so the fifth wheel is quite a bit stronger then what would be normal for a rv. I needed to be able to really lock up the wheels on our trailer and the elec brakes did not do it.The X chock on both sides let me hook up and unhook with no problems at all. As well as stop most of the movement while camping they are just great.
By Aggie Dad
from Spring Branch, TX
from Spring Branch, TX
Worth every penny
3 out of 5 people found this review helpful.
September 08, 2011
I have used Rocks. boards, the orange wheel chocks, and what ever to keep a trailer in place. Even with the BAL legs down on the corners of the trailer, it still rocks a bit when poeple walk in the trailer. These are BRAKES. when placed between the tires (easy to do) they A: stop the trailer from rolling on unlevel ground, B: can be locked as a safety device C: they stabilize the trailer from rocking- rubber tires wiggle without them. Buy them in singles. you get a tool in each that way.
By David Roberts
from Parkersburg, WV
from Parkersburg, WV
By Richard York
from Wichita, KS
from Wichita, KS
x-chock tire locking chock
10 out of 22 people found this review helpful.
August 17, 2009
I got a pair of these and they work great. Each one comes with a 3/4" wrench and they apply very quickly and securely. Engaging this device takes about 15 seconds and then your camper can not roll. When you are ready to remove them, just back off the nut just enough to pull it out and it is even quicker to put on the next time. You do still have to get down on the ground to install it, but you don't have to worry about mud and dirt that pack into the other kinds of chocks. I think that they are great and I highly recommend this product.
By Herman Burney
from New Boston, TX
from New Boston, TX
What a difference
5 out of 11 people found this review helpful.
May 14, 2010
Bought a set, (2) of these. Made our 24 foot trailer really stable, even during high winds. I use one of them when I have the camper stored at a remote sight to help secure it. Easy to put a padlock onto it. I would recommend buying 2, for the extra stability. Well worth the money.
By Anonymous
Great Investment
2 out of 5 people found this review helpful.
December 15, 2013
these chocks are super. Really stopped the jiggle we would get walking around in our 5th wheel. Gives a good secure feeling to our campouts. Well worth everyone's investment - safety as well as comfort.
By Victor Rodriguez
from Midlothian, VA
from Midlothian, VA
Solid as a rock
7 out of 13 people found this review helpful.
May 07, 2010
After two camping trips I decided I needed something to stabilize our camper further. I bought two of these and WOW, what a difference. Eliminated most of the rocking from our 24' travel trailer compared to regular wheel chocks. Easy to setup. Good construction. I'm glad I bought these sooner than later.
By Mark
from Seattle, WA
from Seattle, WA
Just buy them already!
4 out of 9 people found this review helpful.
March 15, 2010
Outstanding product. Well worth the extra. Easy to use and works great. I've spent my whole life throwing 4x4 blocks in front of the wheels. What a fabulous change. Wish I purchased them years ago.
By Danny Campbell
from Owensboro, KY
from Owensboro, KY
By Patrick Donohoe
from Round Rock, TX
from Round Rock, TX
6 out of 12 people found this review helpful.
April 04, 2010
Purchased two of these and using it on our Surveyor SV210T which is ultralite, and can't believe how quick and easy they were to install/remove. As others have said it pretty much knocked out about 90% of the remaining wobble left with just the stabilizers and regular chocks. Easy to store, easy to use, clean, and highly effective...pretty much all you can ask for from anything you purchase.
By J-Mac - Northern Kentucky
from Burlington, KY
from Burlington, KY
By Robert Bertzyk
from Racine, WI
from Racine, WI
Worth the money
1 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
August 30, 2010
I have a 30 foot travel trailer that always rocked back and forth when someone is walking around in it. Regular wheel chocks were not working. I bought 1 set of the X- Chock and it stopped it completely. WOW!
By Jon
from New Windsor, NY
from New Windsor, NY
back saver
2 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
August 21, 2011
I have a sensitive back and the x-chock is a life saver. It virturally stops allmost all rocking motion of the trailer. I suggest buying the 2-pack because after buying one I found 2 worked even better.
By Richard Rhoads
from Dillsburg, PA
from Dillsburg, PA
great product
3 out of 5 people found this review helpful.
August 24, 2011
Bought just one for the low side, love it, works great, will be buying another one because it's so much better than chocks. Seems to help a bit with camper movement when parked. Would defenitely recommend these, you will love them!
By R Curt Cooper
from Waynesburg, PA
from Waynesburg, PA
Tire Chock
2 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
August 07, 2011
Easy to use, my second one purchased (one for each side), seems to help with the slight movement you get while walking inside of trailer, my wife feels the same. she even likes how easy they are to install or remove.
By BiigDaddyR
from West Bloomfield, MI
from West Bloomfield, MI
Bought two..and was amazed!
3 out of 6 people found this review helpful.
April 27, 2011
I had purchased two X-chocks for my Puma 30kfbds expecting a modest improvement in bounce and shimmy. I installed them while in my driveway only using the tongue jack, none of my four stabilizers mind you, and all movement was almost completely eliminated!!! I was amazed!! These were probably the best accessory I have purchased for my camper. Definitely recommend!!!
By R Wilson
from Valdese, NC
from Valdese, NC
Excellent...Worth the Money
4 out of 10 people found this review helpful.
February 21, 2011
I bought two of these and they work great. Easy on and Easy off... and Your camper will not move when these are in place. But it is helpful to know that even when you get ready to connect to your hitch that you will need to loosen or remove the x-chock to give your camper some movment in order to get it on your trailer hitch. Like I said when they are in place there is no movement of the tires. When I'm not camping I use one to secure my 30 ft. pontoon boat because I have to park it on a slight incline. You will not be disappointed.
By Jerry Merryman
from Livingston, TX
from Livingston, TX
By Texas Cowboy
from La Vernia, TX
from La Vernia, TX
Added stability to RV; easy to use
2 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
June 05, 2011
Purchased as a two pack. Exceptionally easy to install and each chock includes the ratchetting wrench to tighten and remove the chocks. They are lightweight enough for my 5' tall wife to install 'em! Our RV has a flex suspension system so the reduction of RV movement that I'd read about in other reviews was a bit less than I'd hoped but still a notable reduction.A fine product that reduces movement in your RV and add security and stability, particularly in sites with excessive slope or gravel pads.
By Corvello's
from Turlock, CA
from Turlock, CA
By Robert
from Denver, CO
from Denver, CO
1 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
August 15, 2011
They work great, do not have to worry about the trailer moving off blocks. They do stop the trailer movement when someone is moving around in the trailer. Quick and easy to install and remove, the included wrench works great.
By T. & J. Rivera
from Harrison, OH
from Harrison, OH
Safety that is worth the money
2 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
August 17, 2011
This product was recommended to us by a friend. We decided to try it and are very happy that we did. It eliminates that slight roll back you get when you detach your camper from your vehicle. This roll back always worried us because it would put undue pressure on the jack stand. We no longer have that worry. This chock keeps the camper where we put it. This product was recommended to us, and we would definitely recommended it to someone else.
By Michael Buckner
from Mason, MI
from Mason, MI
By Ron Doescher
from Severance, CO
from Severance, CO
Great product thats perfect for the job
3 out of 6 people found this review helpful.
November 20, 2013
I have found that this is a great product, well made, easy to use and does a very good job of stabilizing my 33' travel trailer. Could not be happier with the product for the money!!!
By Marc Calder
from Winchester, ON
from Winchester, ON
Just What I Needed
3 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
July 17, 2013
Wedge chocks have been working okay for me, but with my new 30' rig I was having problems with front-to-back motion. I heard about X-Chocks from a friend and decided to try them. They worked perfectly! No more front-to-back motion, and I actually feel that they are a safer, more positive chocking solution than the wedges. Easy-in, easy-out too. No more kicking the chocks out. By the way, don't cheap out and buy the crappy plastic version of this design. This is the real deal. Just remember, you paid how much for your trailer? And you might save how much buying a cheaper version? Yeah, thought that's what you'd say. Safe travels friends!
By Greg B
from Baker City, OR
from Baker City, OR
Bought one, buying another
1 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
June 28, 2013
This worked real well when we had to use blocks to level the trailer. Standard wheel chocks were not practical so these saved the day. They worked when the wheels were up off the parking surface and held the tandem wheels in place on the 2 pair of blocks which were higher than the chocks.
By Carlton Alexander
from Klamath Falls, OR
from Klamath Falls, OR
2 out of 5 people found this review helpful.
November 30, 2013
I have used all types of things to Chock my tires. From wooden blocks to plastic Chocks. This is the best Chocking system I have ever seen. Easy to use and my wife likes it as well, she can Chock the trailer with no trouble at all.
By Steve
from Cherry Valley, IL
from Cherry Valley, IL
Great Chocks
1 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
July 17, 2013
Read the prior reviews about these chocks prior to purchasing them... they are all correct. Without them, the trailer shook very bad. Once they were installed the trailer was very steady and reduced the shake by a great deal.
By Pete Knutsen
from Kents Store, VA
from Kents Store, VA
Great Design
1 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
November 20, 2013
These chocks are a great design that works very well. Easy to install, effective in reducing rocking and increasing security from rolling. I am new to RV'ing -bought one - and quickly bought a second. They made my experience much more enjoyable. I highly recommend these devices.
By Capt. David Butcher
from Milton, FL
from Milton, FL
Great to use!
3 out of 5 people found this review helpful.
November 22, 2013
Just used this for the first time after purchase, was impressed with how easy it was to use, once you use it on your trailer you can keep it almost adjusted so it only takes a couple of turns to set, or unset. Also liked that it came with a ratcheting wrench!
By Anonymous
3 out of 5 people found this review helpful.
September 02, 2014
The chocks work very well for me. I have used them twice and they have added stability in our trailer. I have short wheel skirts over my wheels and it made it very difficult to install and tighten them. All I had to do was turn them upside down and then I could tighten them. from the bottom. I am very happy with how they work.
By Leon Heaton
from Frenchburg, KY
from Frenchburg, KY
Good Product
1 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
May 01, 2016
Works well. I had originally purchased one and it worked great but I had read that these will help stabilize trailer bought another one and it works great. Great stabilization on 29 foot travel trailer.
Pros: Easy to use
By chris
from West Haven, UT
from West Haven, UT
Way better than using traditional chocks
1 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
July 31, 2015
Bought these from seeing a fellow RV'er use them and then reading the reviews. These work great! The first time we used them we noticed a huge difference of no movement of the trailer when we climbed in and walked around. If you don't have them get them, you won't regret it! Just a note, you will still need to pack along a set of traditional chocks just to use for added measure when you are on an incline.
Pros: Easy to use, Great product
Cons: No carry case
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What is the difference between this shock & the 2 pack ?
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by Teresa April 25, 2016
There is no difference between the chocks in SKU#43891 and 49876 other than the quantity of chocks inside the box.
April 25, 2016
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How many are in a package?
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by CB November 18, 2015
SKU#43891 is one per package. We have a two pack listed as SKU#49876.
November 24, 2015
November 24, 2015
Do you have a set that will draw down close enough to put between the tires on our RV?
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Our tires on the rv are not very far apart and the last set we bought would not draw down close enough to put between the tires.
by Patti November 03, 2015
by Patti November 03, 2015
The smallest "X" style chock we carry is manufactured by Ultra-Fab, SKU#85162. This unit can collapse to 1" as opposed to 1-3/8" like SKU#43891 by BAL. If SKU#85162 will not fit in the smallest space between the tires, you may need to resort to models that are laid on the ground such as SKU#71264 or #5623.
January 08, 2016
January 08, 2016
Is it okay to just install one on one side of the trailer?
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And use my old tire chocks for the other side?
by Steve July 22, 2015
by Steve July 22, 2015
Yes, you can do as described as long as both sides are secured.
July 24, 2015
July 24, 2015
I am looking for some that stretch 15 or more inch
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by Anonymous May 12, 2015
This one only stretches up to 15". Please see item #70538 which stretches up to 17".
September 03, 2015
September 03, 2015
Can these be installed upside down?
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I have a skirt over my wheels which makes it difficult to tighten the nut when it is on the top.
by Anonymous August 12, 2014
by Anonymous August 12, 2014
This can be used in either direction.
August 13, 2014
August 13, 2014
Do these fit between tires with a minimum 9 1/2 spacing?
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by Steve April 13, 2014
Fits even the tightest of applications retracting down to 1 3/8" and extends to 10".
April 15, 2014
April 15, 2014
Is that price for a pair?
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by Anonymous December 02, 2013
This is for a single X-Chock. The pair can be found here: http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/x-chock-tire-locking-chock-2-pack/49876
December 02, 2013
December 02, 2013
Does the wrench come with it?
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Does this come in a two-pack?
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What is the minimum space this will fit into?
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by steve June 28, 2013
Fits even the tightest of applications retracting down to 1 3/8" and extends to 10".
July 02, 2013
July 02, 2013
Is it safe to leave the X-Chock installed for long periods of time?
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by Anonymous May 01, 2013
There is no issue with the durability of the X-Chock or the condition of the tires leaving them in. What they might experience is the natural dulling of the zinc color from prolonged exposure to the elements. Spraying them with WD-40 will keep them fresh but could attract dirt/dust.
May 02, 2013
May 02, 2013
How far do they stretch out to?
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Do you carry this product for the wider spaced double axels?
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by Eric December 31, 2012
We can order the larger version directly from BAL Products, for up to 17 inch spans. Manufacturer part number 28014. Please call our technical assistance line at 1-800-622-6264 for pricing and availability.
January 03, 2013
January 03, 2013
How many are in a package?
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by roger December 30, 2012
This is a package of one, we also sell them in pairs, item 49876.
December 30, 2012
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EDP Card, Reporting, Mastercard5301 Laurel Canyon Blvd. Suite 214 Valley Village, California U.S.A.
EDP Card, Reporting, Mastercard This company drafted 159.95 out of my account without my authorization and now my account is overdrawn which is going to cause other things to bounce and cost me several NSF fees Valley Village California
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Vehicle2012 Honda Pilot EX-L 4dr SUV 4WD (3.5L 6cyl 5A)
ReviewI have had my 2012 for 1.5 years now and 25,000 miles later.
No major issues to date that left me stranded, getting the AC noise hopefully fixed this friday and warped rotors already.
What is concerning is the vibration at 70mph.
I would be cautious when buying this car, there is something going on here with the cylinder deactivation system.
My car was fine till around 23k and then all of a sudden I have vibration coming from the front into the steering wheel and car.
Its not alot but can tell its from the engine.
Set the car at cruise 70mph on flat road, let it start to climb uphill slowly in eco mode and you will feel the vibration.
Best FeaturesTons and tons of space. Love the storage area in the cargo floor. I keep all my towing supplies in there, a small tool set, an air pump and more! Tons of cup holders for long drives and also the spaces to put things is great. I had looked at a 4 runner and really prefered that style however it had no place to put anything. Seats I believe are more comfortable than the current highlander.
Worst FeaturesNeed armrests without edges, would be nice to have a nice padded arm rest. Better cruise control unit that keeps you at the set speed and does not vary up and down. Toyota's never did this. HD radio standard.
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My Money Blog originally reported this, and a recent e-mail from Zecco confirmed it. Here's more information, directly from the announcement:
October will be a 100% unlimited free trading month for current Zecco Trading customers
Thanks for hanging in there. To show our appreciation for your loyalty, we have decided to make October a 100% unlimited free trading month. This means that between October 1st and October 31st you can make unlimited equity and options trades commission-free. As far as I know, this has never been done in the history of the brokerage industry, until now. But then again, we are seeing things in the market we never would have believed, until now.
If you are not a customer at Zecco, consider opening an account with them.
Eligibility for the October Promotion
- The no-commission stock and options trade offer applies to all Zecco Trading accounts in good standing.
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All account types are eligible, including IRA.
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Even without this promotion, any Zecco account that has a total value exceeding $2,500 receives 10 free stock trades per month. After that you get charged for your stock trades a small $4.50 commission per trade.
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NUVALIFE.COMPO Box 810365 Boca Raton, Florida United States of America
NUVALIFE.COM Trick you into an unwanted membership and then continue to charge your credit card $9.95 per month! Boca Raton, Florida
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Then when I contacted them, they refused to refund the charges! 1 bottle of vitamins from their 'website', and so far I have been charged $50. in monthly MEMBERSHIP FEES!!! This is a complete RIPOFF and I want every single charge credited back for every single monthly FEE they charged me! ALL 5 of them!
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Print Publication Year: 2007
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Subjects: Optics, Optoelectronics and Photonics, Physical Chemistry
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The earliest reference to optical spectroscopy that we have in modern times appears to be the phenomenon of colours in Isaac Newton's Opticks, in which he describes his famous experiments with prisms and the shaft of sunlight coming through the hole in his window shutter. There was much philosophical conjecture at the time but scientific silence from then on until William Hyde Wollaston (1766–1828) in 1802, also in Cambridge, used a lens to focus images of a narrow, sunlight-illuminated slit through a prism on to a screen. Wollaston appears to have observed the dark lines across the spectrum transverse to the dispersion direction but ascribed them to the divisions between the colours. He may be forgiven for this, because with a single lens the spectral resolution would have been derisory. At about the same time William Herschel (1738–1822) discovered the infra-red radiation by the rise in temperature of the bulb of a thermometer when he held it beyond the red part of the spectrum in his spectroscope. Joseph von Fraunhofer (1787–1826) saw more dark lines but did not guess or deduce their origin. The currently accepted explanation – the absorption of continuous white light by vapours in the atmosphere of the Sun – was given by Gustav Kirchhoff and Robert Bunsen in the University of Heidelberg who, we may be reasonably certain, passed a collimated beam through their prism before focusing it, and thereby secured a reasonable resolution.
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Entrepreneurs Across Americawww.thanksforthepoints.com Denton, Texas U.S.A.
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I am a single mother and didn't really have the money, but having a daughter of my own, I wanted to help them out. I ordered Parents magazine and Nick kids. The total of this purchase came to $108.00.
After the 120 days I tried to contact the company. I left several messages on an answering machine. After no results I contacted the better business bureau. They gave them 40 days to respond. To say the least they didn't respond and now my case is closed filed as unanswered. I just tried to contact the company again, now the phone just rings and rings.
These people are scam artists and it is unfortunate to have such unworthy scum in this world. I hope these reports will help people and save them the emotionally draining experience. In the future I will not order anything. Companies like these ruin things for everyone.
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So i'm 7w2d and im not craving anything... i actually craved more before i got pregnant! lol I used to always think about food, and i'm average 130 lbs... and now that im pregnant i dont know what i wanna eat, I have no morning sickness, my only symptom is sore boobs and maybe fatigue... it worries me sometimes because i dont even feel pregnant. Anyone else going through this with a healthy pregnancy??
Anyone else not craving anything?
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Only three times did I get something close to it: we went to get bagels and veggie cream cheese but for some reason they were closed and there was nothing in the world I wanted more and nothing would make me happy. I was literally angry I couldn't have it. It was unreal. That was at about 25 weeks. Then around 36 weeks one night I wanted Shake N Bake pork chops (something I hadn't had since my mom made it when I was a kid) and rarely ate pork anymore, and then another night I all of a sudden wanted Kentucky Fried Chicken. Boy did I regret that one.
At first I was craving water with lots of lemon but now nothing. Im not very hungry either nor I dont have a lot of symptoms. i guess we should consider ourselves lucky! LOL
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I never had cravings with my first two and I haven't so far with this one. I don't get morning sickness either...
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I wish that were the case for me. I crave so many things all the time, but I have morning sickness really bad and when I make what I'm craving I can't even eat it! :(
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I was just thinking the same thing today! Before I got pregnant I used to snack and want to eat all the time. Now I have to force myself to eat!
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I never had cravings with this pg or pg #2. In pg #1, I had many food aversions, so my food choices were very small. I didn't crave those foods, but those were the only ones I had interest in eating.
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PDLR United Cash Advance Scams regarding payday loan I never received Internet, Internet
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Thanks to all the reports I know this is a scam. I told her to go ahead and she just got angry and said "good luck", then hung up. I called her number back to see and someone just answered " hello" with no title. When I asked her clarifying questions she was irritated.
She claims the company I owe is United Cash Advance which I borrowed $300 from. I asked when the loan was made and she said she didn't have that info but it normally takes 1-2 years before it goes to collection. I asked for the last four digits of the account number the money was deposited to and she gave me the last four of an account I closed awhile back for this same reason.
I know these guys are scammers do sometimes mess with them. I got the Indian guys to stop calling by telling them I'm working with the FBI to trace these calls do all my calls are being recorded.
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Winter Music Conference is a rich tradition that's been going strong for 28 years. Over the decades, it's evolved quite a lot. And now the party vibe has eclipsed the conference atmosphere of old.
Robbie Rivera remembers how it used to be, but he also really enjoys the new fan-driven scene. And why wouldn't he? Over the past eight years, it's helped make his Juicy Beach party series at Nikki Beach a huge success. And he's looking forward to going even bigger with the 2013 edition.
This year, the Puerto Rico-born house DJ thought it was important to bring a broad lineup to the Juicy Beach stage, featuring lots of hip genres and sounds as well as highlighting some up-and-comers who are challenging the party-scene status quo.
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With a roster of 25 acts, there's a ton of music on the Juicy Beach bill. From Bob Sinclar to Cosmic Gate, Mord Fustang, Nari & Milani, and Manufactured Superstars, the 2013 lineup boasts progressive and tribal house, electro, and even some straight-up bangers.
Robbie and his wife Monica are Miami locals. So a trip to Juicy Beach is kind of like heading out to the power couple's own swanky holiday bash, except you don't have to know the Riveras personally to get in on the get-down. In fact, they love meeting new, young, hyped-up strangers during WMC and Miami Music Week.
"Every year, we get a whole bunch of people who just turned 21," Rivera says. "They usually drink more and jump more in front of the DJ booth. They keep the energy flowing, and they're the ones who know all the DJs and every song they play."
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