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Date of Stay: September, 2012
From the outside this park looks good, but the hookups are a bit tricky. Sites are all back in, hookups laid out as if they were designed by someone who had never hooked up an RV. The $16 rate is plus electricity and here is where they really get you. Once your electric cost of 12.5 cents per kwh is figured they add another $23 for adjustments which include a $10 assessment for meter reading, which I read myself, Fuel costs, etc. These additional charges doubled our electric cost. We stayed 1 week and will not return.
Date of Stay: September, 2012
Well kept park, gravel roads and sites, dusty. Priced way too high considering the river is dried up and there really is not much to do in Junction. Good overnight. We stayed 2 nights and probably will not return.
Date of Stay: September, 2012
Friendly staff, these folks seem to really want your business. Large paved pull through sites. The park is undergoing improvements so there is some construction. We stayed 5 nights and would return. We also stayed here at a discounted rate thus the low rate.
Date of Stay: August, 2012
Nice park, paved sites, management friendly and helpful. Easy in and out. Mostly workers and long stays. We recommend this park for over night or longer stays. We will be back. We stayed 9 days.
Date of Stay: August, 2012
Clean park, gravel roads and sites, sites very narrow. I'm giving this park a low rating because of the way we were treated by management. The lady at the desk was very friendly and accommodating, but her husband was constantly following us in and out questioning our visitors and just being a complete nuisance to the point we felt stalked. We will not be back, and I recommend this park for storage only. Not people friendly.


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Quintero Captures Pac-12 Title In 200y Free
March 5, 2013
Sophomore Cristian Quintero bested teammate and two-time defending champion junior Dimitri Colupaev in the 200y free while junior Vladimir Morozov, sophomore Luca Spinazzola and freshman Maclin Davis all posted impressive final swims as well and combined with Colupaev in an epic 400y medley relay battle on Tuesday (March 5) at the 2013 Men's Pac-12 Swimming and Diving Championships in Federal Way, Wash.
USC remains in third in the team standings with 404.5 points. Cal, in a bid to end Stanford's three-decade long stranglehold on the conference team title, is in first with 583 points with the Cardinal second with 520. Arizona is fourth (340) and is followed by Utah (199.5), ASU (195), UCSB (154) and Cal Poly (74).
Quintero had to go through Colupaev to win the 200y free, claiming his second title in as many nights after winning the 500y free on Monday. Colupaev was looking to become the first Pac-12 swimmer to win the race three years in row since Trojan Bela Szabados did it between 1997-99, but Quintero controlled the race from start to finish to win in 1:33.21. The time made him the third fastest Trojan ever in the race. Colupaev, the record holder at 1:32.91, was second tonight in 1:34.44. Sophomore Chad Bobrosky registered a season-best 1:35.57 to take fifth in the race in his second final of the meet.
Morozov broke USC's school record in the 100y breast for the second time of the day, going 52.06 during his second-place swim. The only person faster was American record holder Kevin Cordes, the Arizona sophomore who won in 51.65. Morozov's time lowered the standard he set in prelims, a 52.58.
USC's other second was in the 400y medley relay as Spinazzola, Morozov, Davis and Colupaev shattered the school record in 3:06.17 but were 0.08 off of Cal's first place swim. The previous Trojan record was 3:08.47.
Spinazzola opened the race in 46.62, 0.04 better than his fourth-place swim in the 100y back final (46.66). With the relay leadoff, Spinazzola became the second-fastest Trojan ever in the race behind Lenny Krayzelburg's 46.55 from 1997.
Davis also turned in a fourth-place finals effort, his coming in the 100y fly in 46.54. The time was below his 46.66 prelim swim, both times good enough to make him the second-fastest Trojan ever in the event behind record holder Sam Masson (46.09).
"Another great day for the Trojans, though we are a bit short in the team championship race," USC Coach Dave Salo said. "Luca had two solid performances back-to-back in the 100 back (individual and relay). He is still young and learning his capabilities but it is exciting to hear him talking about breaking the (Lenny) Krayzelburg record.
" Vlad continues to stun the competition with his repertoire of events. He came up a bit short on the American record holder Kordes with an awesome second-place finish. Cristian and Dima are holding up their efforts to be the cornerstone of our middle sprint racers. I am sure with rest over the next two weeks they can challenge for NCAA titles.
" Maclin Davis had a strong night and continues to learn what this collegiate thing is all about. He is going to be a factor at NCAA champs and his future looks bright.
"Taking second in the relay tonight was a bit disappointing but it was one of the most exciting races I have seen in a long time! We came up a bit short but can only be hungrier for the NCAAs."
Trojan freshman Morten Klarskov won the `B' final of the 100y breast in 53.92 while sophomore Andrew Malone took 10th in 54.14. Both established P.R.s after also doing it earlier in prelims.
Junior Chase Bloch took second in the `B' final of the 100y breast (10th overall) in 48.04 and was also 12th in the 100y back in 47.58. Senior Nick Karpov was 12th in the 100y back in 48.44.
Junior Sean Mulroy led USC finishers in the 400y IM in 15th (3:57.64). Senior Alex Lendrum DQ'd in the `B' final. Sophomore Cary Wright won the `C' final in 3:51.08.
Junior Jack Wagner was 12th in the 200y free (1:37.15) while junior Michael Godbe was 16th (1:37.43).
The meet will conclude Wednesday with prelims at 11 a.m. and finals at 6 p.m.
Quintero's win in the 200y free was USC's ninth at the Pac-12s since 1997.
USC's near miss in the 400y medley relay almost ended USC's drought in the race that dates back to 1977.
USC's five titles (all swimming) through three days is its most conference crowns since it won six (five swimming and one diving) in 2003 (when USC won six overall). The last time the Trojans won six swim titles at the Pac-12s was in 2001 (six). The last time it was more than six was in 1977 (10).


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The GigaWorks T3s performed equally well when watching video content, producing a convincingly directional soundstage for effects, and of course, doing a fine job of reproducing movie scores and soundtracks. Likewise, they lend themselves well to gaming, although I would opt to plug a set of headphones into the output on the remote control more often than not.
Basically, Creative has produced a set of 2.1-channel PC speakers that excel at music playback, which is pretty much exactly what I want from the speakers on my desk. I'd even go as far as saying that Creative has managed to dethrone the Acoustic Energy Aego M 2.1-channel package that impressed us so much back in 2006. Of course it's worth remembering that these are PC speakers, and a decent amplifier married to a reasonable set of speakers will obvious eclipse the T3s. In fact, you don't even need t go that far, since B&W's truly superb Zeppelin iPod dock will provide all the high fidelity sound that most people would ever need.
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Sculpture Seniors Accepted into Grad Programs Around USA
Written by Douglas Chapman
Tech's School of Art students in the sculpture program have a high success rate of being accepted to MFA programs in universities across the country. This success can be attributed to the great work being done by instructors teaching in the sculpture school's BFA program. Sara Waters, MFA and professor in sculpture and William Cannings, MFA and associate professor in sculpture have combined their efforts and teamed up for a few years now to provide professional guidance and instruction to their sculpture students.
Both Waters and Cannings are professional, working artists as well as instructors. They are providing their students with first-hand knowledge in sculpture methods and techniques as well as constructive criticism and advice. "I think our team effort has succeeded in making an excellent creative environment for our sculpture students," Waters said. "Our students are receiving two kinds of feedback and instruction from us," she said. Waters stressed that placing a student prematurely into the sculpture program could be a "paralyzing experience." "We observe each student closely and note their progress," she said. "A student who is in his or her last year of study and shows self-confidence, self-motivation, does not need to be assigned work, and shows they can work from their own ideas, will be the ones placed in our sculpture program- they need to be able to hone in and develop their ideas on their own," she added.
The graduates from last year and this year's senior class are those kinds of students. They have all been accepted or are about to be accepted into MFA programs from around the country. Waters said there are three promising artists in this year's class. Joel Kiser, from Levelland, has received two offers, one from Texas Christian University in Fort Worth and one from Colorado State in Fort Collins. Both schools are offering "full rides." Poitr Chizinski, from Connecticut, has received an offer of a "full ride" plus a stipend from Georgia State University in Atlanta. He is also in his second stage of acceptance to Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh, Pa. and is still awaiting news from Syracuse University. Finally, there is David Brokaw, from Abilene, who has just received news of his acceptance to the University of California at Fullerton with scholarship, tuition waiver, and assistantship. "This is so good!" Waters exclaimed. "I am more proud of David than I imagined I could be," she added. "I like the program and the way the environment is conducive to growth whether it is formal or conceptual," Brokaw said." I like the camaraderie, I like the fact that we all work together and help each other out as friends, not just students. I also like the advice we get from Sara, who is more mixed media and from William, who is more formal- you get different kinds of feedback and that helps a lot," Brokaw said.
"I like the fact that students are allowed to work on the emphasis they enjoy doing," Chizinski said. "In this environment, we can choose a specialty, which is encouraged, and we have all the tools, equipment and raw materials to accomplish our work too," he added. Cannings explained that when he first came to Tech, there was no established metal shop and it was poorly equipped. He said the first thing he wanted to accomplish was to perform a complete overhaul of the metal shop. "I work with metals in my sculptures," Cannings said, "and, when I first came here I knew I had to do something." Cannings almost single-handedly transformed the metal shop into the first-rate shop it is today. "Now the metal sculpture students have something they can work with," Cannings said. Not only did Cannings take it upon himself to improve the metal shop, Waters is getting into the act by refurbishing a building in Slaton right now for art students to show off their works. Chizinski said that not only do students need to apply to show their works ahead of time (sometimes up to two years ahead of time) but they also have to pay a hefty fee to secure that spot. Waters believes this is unfair and is trying to do her part in helping out art students.
Waters said last year's class of sculpture students are not to be forgotten and are doing quite well for themselves at the present time. There was John Carrasco, who accepted a full scholarship and is currently teaching at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln; Ryan Collins, who accepted an assistantship at the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth; Lindsay Palmer, who accepted an assistantship at the University of Colorado at Boulder; and, Mike Phillips, who accepted an assistantship to New Mexico State University at Las Cruces.
So, to all serious sculpture students out there looking for a great place to go for an education and promising future, you might want to contact Texas Tech for a really good sculpture program. You can contact Sara Waters at: email@example.com or William Cannings at: email@example.com. Hats off to all those art sculpture students who are excelling in their fields and rising to the top!


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Re: Ravens 08 draft: Your thoughts....
We may have our differences here on this board, but I come from the same school of thought regarding this.
If you look at the more productive offenses in this league, they all have generally one thing in common....
Strong offensive lines...
We are extremely weak at offensive tackle right now, and quite frankly, have been that way for awhile.
To me, Yanda simply is not an NFL right tackle.
He can get by, but not ideal with his size.
He got the crap beat out of him by the higher quality defensive ends this year, and I don't see that changing much.
Lord only knows what Ogden is going to do, but even if he comes back (which I doubt), he is not a long term solution, and the drop off if he gets hurt is dramatic.
That basically leaves Terry who seems to do alright at LT, and Gaither with very little experience but could probably step in and play RT.
We have no depth after that.
We need a true pass rushing defnsive end!!
When Pryce went down, the entire defense changed dramatically.
Your secondarys best friend is the pass rush.
We got alot of tweener linebacker types, but not a great deal of depth at true defensive end.
With a pass rush, I think our secondary could survive if only one of our two starting DBs were to get hurt.
Running out guys that we ran out at the end of last year to start both sides was tragic, and we all saw it.
Not too often that both your starting DBs go down, so I'd roll the dice anticipating that you may only lose one.
McCallister rarely is injured.
With that being said, I'd still look for another quality DB for depth at minimum, but wouldn't make it the top priority.
QB is a priority, but I think if you fix up the O-line abit more you help out our current crop of QBs to be a little more successful.
I think you can grab a QB in the later rounds and still be successful if you pick the right guy.
Look at some of the teams that were in the post season, or were damn close this year, and who they have at QB, and where they were picked.
Tom Brady-5th round pick(obviously this doesn't happen very often, but it does happen)
Matt Hassleback-not sure where he was picked, but it wasn't real high IIRC.
Tony Romo-undrafted free agent.
Derrik Anderson-6th or 7th round.
That's enough examples right now I think, but they all have high quality offensive lines helping them be successful.
Now some of this will probably be fixed through free agency, but I don't think anymore then 1 or 2 spots at most.
The only way we take a QB at #8 is if it's Matt Ryan, and I doubt he'll be there, but one never knows.
I would definitely be looking to trade down and try and bilk some teams later first rounder and second round pick.
You can more then most likely get a QB like maybe Woodson or Dixon in the high second round or possibly a little later, and fill three holes we really need to fill with three picks in rounds 1 & 2.
With the later first round pick you get in a trade you can fill either the DE or OT spot, and fill the other with the second of 2 second round picks.
If we're lucky, we get a compensatory round 3 pick for one of the big three free agents we lost last year.
Fill in other needs with the later rounds and hope you hit on at least one which we seem to do fairly often.
I don't know, this is not my field of expertise, but it seems to work wonders for teams like the pats, cowboys, etc., and has proven to work well for s in past drafts.
Holding the #8 pick puts us in a good spot to do this if the right opportunity presents itself, and I would definitely go that way if it does.Will Die A Ravens Fan!!


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Comments from members of the Assembly:
"When the people say that despite the cuts and the savings we have achieved, they still don't approve of the timing or the appearance of these increases, and I certainly don't want that to detract on the job we have to do," said Assembly Speaker Karen Bass (D) Los Angeles.
"For me, what happened was a mistake on our part as managers. We need to acknowledge and recognize, and we do, that in an economy this tough where California are hurting this bad, seeing something like this on our own staff is not the right thing to do," said Minority Leader (R) Mike Villines.
Taxpayers voiced their complaints, and government leaders responded.
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a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Apr 22, 2009 at 8:38 pm
Stacey is a registered user.
Interesting. Item 1F on the May ballot is also about freezing raises during a California budget deficit. I almost wish there was something on the ballot about freezing automatic raises for public employee unions during a budget deficit too, but I'm not a fan of initiatives.
a resident of Vintage Hills Elementary School
on Apr 22, 2009 at 9:33 pm
"but I'm not a fan of initiatives."
I agree. Why can't the legislature do the job we elected them to do? California is weird that way.
a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Apr 22, 2009 at 9:39 pm
Stacey is a registered user.
What incentive is there for legislators to risk their position and tackle the root of real problems when the initiative process exists? 100 years ago when progressives brought the initiative process into CA in order to break the RR stranglehold on CA politics, I don't think they ever had in mind that it would be used so extensively 100 years later. Not even that bastion of direct democracy Switzerland has such a system as ours.
a resident of Dublin
on Apr 22, 2009 at 9:45 pm
Guess I'm becoming cynical just like my parent's generation but these politicos could have passed on the money along time ago. In all fairness to Assembly Speaker Karen Bass, she inherited part of this problem but she is part of the leadership.
With regards to Minority Leader (R) Mike Villines, speaking of "For me, what happened was a mistake on our part as managers. We need…" I do not want managers at his level. I want elected leaders. Managers are individuals the State of California hires to "manage" what Ms. Bass and Mr. Villnes set as policy.
a resident of Dublin
on Apr 22, 2009 at 9:52 pm
Stacy, you are correct with regards to "progressives brought the initiative process into CA in order to break the RR stranglehold on CA politics…" It's unfortunate that their efforts fell within the Murphy's Law of "unintended consequences."
But, more importantly, the complaints today from the citizens of California about the failure of Sacramento to be leaders mirror that of what happened 100 years ago. That is, they failed to do their duty.
a resident of Stoneridge Park
on Apr 23, 2009 at 12:14 pm
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I'd like to see an initiative that suspends the pay of ALL elected officials in California if there is no budget in place. See how long it takes to approve a budget THEN!
a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Apr 23, 2009 at 12:50 pm
Stacey is a registered user.
Looks like the initiative process is a failure then. The progressives voted their people into office to implement change. The solution today remains the same.
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Middle fingers up Put them hands high Wave it in his face Tell him… Boy bye Like, what else is there to talk about today? Because, really, there is only Beyoncé. And we will definitely be talking a lot about Beyoncé. Read Full Intro
Lemonade: Beyoncé's Black Feminist Declaration
It is important that the word 'black' is in this headline. A few outlets have omitted that word from the bolded titles of their respective Lemonade reviews. They've focused on the visual album's Southern Gothic influences, the fashion, and Becky. Yes, all of those things are worthy of note but above all else, Lemonade is a love letter to black women. Full Story
Lemonade: Beyoncé's Black Feminist Domination
Please note: Kathleen's piece on Beyoncé will follow mine. Because there's just so much to unpack. You could write a think-piece on every single frame of Lemonade and it almost still wouldn't be enough. Full Story
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Are you ready? It's a big weekend. I've been waiting for Saturday for days, maybe even all year. Beyoncé's "world premiere event", Lemonade, premieres on HBO tomorrow at 9pm. Full Story
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Saturday. It was 4.16.16. 4, 4x4, 4x4 And on this day she spoke. I didn't write about Beyoncé last week. I wanted to. I wanted to every day, especially on Thursday, with the release of Ivy Park. Read Full Intro
Dear Gossips,
Ohhhhkayyy. It's Friday. It's been another week. And still no album from Beyoncé. That's what I check, every morning when my alarm goes off. So maybe it's next Thursday? Ivy Park goes on sale April 14. Read Full Intro
The Perfect Interview starring Jennifer Lawrence
Earlier this week I was preoccupied by how Beyoncé has redefined what an "interview" with her really means. An "exclusive" interview with Beyoncé (for ELLE) means that the writer, a family friend, is given the opportunity to observe Beyoncé at a photo shoot. Full Story
Beyoncé's ELLE takeover: the interview
The exclusive ELLE interview with Beyoncé was released digitally today – have you read it yet? I did this morning. As I wrote yesterday, Beyoncé was supposedly "in conversation" with Tamar Gottesman, presumably the daughter of billionaire hedge fund manager Noam Gottesman – the Carters are tight with him. Full Story
Dear Gossips,
The Weeknd was the big winner last night at the JUNO Awards in Calgary going 4/5, accepting one of those awards from Buffy Sainte-Marie, the coolest ever. No one is cooler than Buffy Sainte-Marie. No f-cking one. The Weeknd's performance was also simulcast at the iHeartRadio Awards taking place at the same time in LA. Read Full Intro
Beyoncé Park: Perfectionism and Purpose
ELLE Magazine has released more images from the Beyoncé ELLE worldwide takeover to promote Ivy Park. Excerpts from the "interview" have also been published, with the full piece going digital tomorrow. Full Story
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You didn't think I'd be opening the blog today with anyone other than Beyoncé, did you? It's my husband's birthday, and I'm STILL opening on Beyoncé. Because while we were all waiting for this album to drop, yesterday Beyoncé decided to give us Ivy Park. Read Full Intro


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I just want to show you Isa after surgery. She's such a beautiful tiny girl and so brave!
And this is Bram with his new snuggle, embroidered sheets and hat with little frogs.
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I just want to show you Isa after surgery. She's such a beautiful tiny girl and so brave!
And this is Bram with his new snuggle, embroidered sheets and hat with little frogs.
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Good Morning Ladies ... still with my latest mail check. Later this afternoon I'll stalk the PO again and see what I might find!
MiraB ... any better luck down under?
And to our Dear Sweet Fearless Leader Honchey ....
Homemade Spray Glue ... curious, but hesitant!!! I detest June Tailor ... but appreciate 505 very much, though I hate the price. So please let me know when some of the rest of you try it!
GGal ... GMTA ... I've been thinking about doing twin blocks or little sisters too! Just hadn't quite decided what I might do. Although, if any of you want a full sized quilt, then the 12" blocks are not too big. My white sampler as 12" blocks in a 5x5 layout with sashing/borders. Though making 6" duplicates will change some of our colour schemes!
Honchey ... ITA whenever I have worked with 12" blocks, they seem so huge and awkward now! When I started the 8" 8" PCs they seemed so huge. I'm getting used to them, though I will fess, I still like my 6"FWS size to work with! Or ......... we could go smaller and shrink them down further to 4" blocks!!
QNSue ... refill the pantry, batten the hatches and then you can sit and sew .......... and let DH look after the cooking during the storm!
Honchey ... what are your plans for the postage stamp blocks you've made? Or is that the start of 12 PCMR blocks?
Anael ... tears of joy came when I read about the progress of the twins. And then floods came when I saw the sweet pics. So glad that Isa is back to her "home" hospital.
Request Please!! ... do any of you have any somewhat realistic PP patterns for farm animals? Or know of any good links? If so I'd appreciate them. Size doesn't matter, as with this new handy-dandy printer, I can deal with that! Please? and Thanks!
Sew many ideas ... just sew little time!!
QuiltE, do you need realistic animals? I will have to go through my books, no idea if I have any. But I need to know what kind of animals you're looking for.
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The box arrived with your flannels! I'm speechless!!!! I've never seen such gorgeous flannels before! I don't know how to thank you all. All I can say is THANK YOU!!!
Eat, quilt, sleep, repeat
Look what you sent:
even the box has found a new destination
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QuiltE, these are 2.5" squares and the plan is to do a quilt called 5 at 5..and it's supposed to resemble film strips..only...I don't want a white background...I was thinking a toned down or burnt orange, rust...that's what developed film looks like...
It seems like I have to have alot of irons in the fire...I can bounce from one to the other without getting bored...
Anael. precious little babies...
QuiltE. I will browse my programs & see if there any suitable...what size block are you looking to do??
Anael--when I saw the kitty fabric I thought of your kitty, so that is why I picked that one out. Too funny he has already claimed the box! Good pictures of the babies...glad to hear they are doing well.
Honchey--fun blocks. Lots of projects keeps life in the sewing room exciting....right?
Hey Ya'll!
I'm so excited for the twins. My prayers are still goin' out for ya. Such milestones. Tears o' mixed emotions!
As for the homemade glue my brain is workin' overtime. I've got some ideas about it. They are all only half formed so I'm not gonna write 'em down till I work 'em out.
PCMC is gonna be so much fun. I'm still workin' on ideas.
My initials are BB, so dublb is double B.
I just love your li'le charms, or stamps. They are just lovely.
My initials are BB, so dublb is double B.
I'm so frustrated w/myself! I keep forgittin' what I wanted ta say & post away.
I meant ta tell Anael how lovely the flannel. Carrie Ya did a great job pickin' it 'em out. I sent the jungle amimals & sure hope there is enough for ya ta do somethin' with. It is already prewashed & there is no fabric softener on it. It might have some Best Press on it. I don't remember if I pressed it before I cut it or after. My Great Nephew has a large blanket out 'o it.
My initials are BB, so dublb is double B.
A little late here this morning but what a sight to see. Pics of the SewGrands--oh I like the sound of that--and a Thank the Lord shout out.
Sorry that we sent so much work for Oma to do!! All that lovely fabric; the SewGrands will be decked out in style. When I made preemie clothes for GNiece 17 years ago; I told the parents to keep what they wanted for keepsakes; but they were welcome to pass on the clothes to another little one in the unit. Some tiny ones don't have the luxury of a sewing Oma. The 3 fabrics I sent are washed with no scented soap and no fabric softeners. Ready to sew. Oh and found a fourth piece that somehow got left behind here. Thanks for the send off Carrie.
Honchey--love your postage stamp. I've been working on a 1 1/2" 9P from squares from a board swap. Here's a link
1.5" Mini swap--photos added 3-16-11
Like you have many sewing "irons" in the fire! Every once in a while when I want to mindlessly sew I pull them out. I can lay 4 9P's on the 12+" piece of tablecloth. Make for good leaders and enders too.
QE--Just thinking on the homemade spray--you wouldn't have the odor issues and any residue that falls outside the designated area would be cleaned up easily with soap and water. I'll check on farm animal patterns.
Lost in translation QNS and Anael? Anael I can see a Dutchman with a stern look on his face going; arms crossed in front of his body; saying "Ahem". I know a couple of them!
Gotta dash--QBuddies and I are sewing today. I have to pick out fabric for our little project. So fun for us all.
Very cold and windy yesterday with a little snow blowing. Mid teens today and sunny; but be prepared for a big blast on Thursday. It's the tail of the "I'll believe it when I see it" storm heading QNS's way first.
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I keep house
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In the past when I've had that happen then I just entered the actual time and I've never had a problem with it. I have experiemented and I have found that it doesn't matter what time I temp. If I'm up at 2, or 4 (my regular waking time is 5:30) my temp is the same at 4 and then again at 5:30.....out of curiosity I tried this too - when I'm up at 5:30 if I temp again at like 7, my temp is still the same. I know that is probably not normal, but it works for me.
So how much higher WAS it at 2:17? ;)
I would actually say that you didn't O quite yet - your temp should jump above your last like 5 temps in order to be considered an O.......I could be wrong, we will have to see what FF says in the next few days, but I would keep BDing.....
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Parents were encouraged to come together with their children to cook meals for their families as a social experience as well as an educational one.
Cookery and Healthy Eating for Families, which ran throughout June and July, was held at Michaelston Centre Community Café by food and nutrition expert Teresa Filipponi. It featured healthy and inspiring recipes for the whole family, plus hands-on cooking in the kitchen, followed by the all important taste-test by the children.
Teresa said: "It is important for parents to know the theoretical aspect of nutrition and healthy eating, but it is much more effective if we can pass on the 'know how' tools so they can learn how to do it for themselves at home and learn how to make the lifestyle changes to suit their own personal situations. Getting the children involved from the start of the process is also a good way of encouraging children to eat the end product as they get to see what goes into their meals and they get to play and experiment a bit with the ingredients."
The combination of practical and theory based learning, whilst encouraging the children to get involved, proved to be a winner with the mums.
Joanne Thomas said: "My son Johnathan is dairy intolerant so it has been a good way to find recipes and learn how to adapt them to his needs. He really liked to see what went into the food we prepared and he is more up for giving it a try to see if he likes it."
Lianne Coleman said: "I've enjoyed the hands on experience. I now know it is so much easier to eat fresh and it is so much more fun for me and my daughter. It brings back memories of my own childhood."
Helen said: "I've enjoyed spending time with other mums and children and I've learnt so much about food from other countries. Now I know how to cook a lot more food from scratch I will definitely change my ways. I have even made pasta from scratch for the first time so I can now impress my Italian husband!"
Teresa Filipponi also worked closely with members of staff that at the Integrated Children's Centre so they are able to continuing to run Cookery and Healthy Eating for Families in September. Teresa said: "Four established members of staff attended the course with the aim to carry on the course in September. This element of sustainability will allow families to continue to meet, swap recipe ideas and make even more food from scratch".
This course has certainly proved that you can you can never have too many cooks in the kitchen when it comes to family mealtimes – regardless of what the proverb says.
Cookery and Healthy Eating for Families has been one of 40 courses that are part of the 'live local learn local' community outreach programme, a programme aimed at people from Communities First areas in Cardiff, namely Splott, Ely, St. Mellons and Butetown.
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Tribune Company elects Laura R. Walker to its Board of Directors for a three-year term. Walker, who is President and CEO of New York Public Radio, replaces Eddy Hartenstein, who is becoming non-executive chairman of Tribune Publishing Company's Board of Directors following its spin-off from Tribune Company. Also, Craig Jacobson was re-elected to the Board of Directors for a three-year term. Additionally, stockholders voted to amend the Tribune Company Certificate of Incorporation, including to change the name of Tribune Company to Tribune Media Company.
CBS Sports Radio has launched a live online video simulcast of its national morning show broadcast weekdays from 6-9 a.m. Fans of the program hosted by Tiki Barber, Brandon Tierney, and Dana Jacobson, now have the opportunity to watch the trio dissect the top stories of the day and interview the biggest names in sports live online or via a variety of mobile and tablet devices at www.watchtbd.com. A replay of the show will run continuously throughout the day.
Sirius XM Holdings Inc. announced that its Board of Directors has approved an additional $2 billion common stock repurchase program. Shares of common stock may be purchased from time to time on the open market and in privately negotiated transactions, including in accelerated stock repurchase transactions and transactions with Liberty Media and its affiliates. The Company will fund the repurchases through cash on hand, future cash flow from operations and future borrowings. SiriusXM's Board of Directors approved a $2 billion common stock repurchase program in December 2012 and supplemented that authorization with the approval of an additional $2 billion common stock repurchase program in October 2013. The new approval increases to an aggregate of $6 billion the amount of common stock SiriusXM has been authorized to repurchase.
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"Slowly I started to eat normally again and lose weight. I also set up a local OA meeting and have a massive attendance each week. I now feel that I am 99% free of my compulsive eating and I would not dream of vomiting.
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I both give and buy from charity shops and consider everything I buy to be a bargain ("Charity shops under fire for prices beyond means of poor", News).
On the day of the article, I went out wearing a complete outfit from charity shops and all good-quality high street or better names, totalling just £64. And, no, they weren't tatty and, yes, I received admiring comments on how I looked, followed by amazement about where I'd bought them.
As for buying gold jewellery, why should you expect to get a lower price for something like that in one shop as against another? The right price is the right price. People want their donations to raise money for worthy causes, not to give others easy pickings, and charity shops have a duty to keep that in the forefront of their pricing policy.
It's worth pointing out that many people still believe charity shops operate entirely for free, forgetting that although most shops receive a discount on local authority rates, their landlords and the electricity, water, gas and telephone companies all demand full payment. Shop fittings, bags, coat-hangers, tickets, etc have to be bought. Most charity shops pay for staff, too, a cost that covers itself in increased turnover.
Margaret E Hanlon
I have been a volunteer in a charity shop for over 10 years and in that time have seen a change from the possibility of a bin bag being full of dirty, smelly and damp donations that had to be sorted just in case there was something at the bottom of some value, to a state where we are given an apology if the clean, immaculate clothes have not been ironed.
We now receive goods that may have cost hundreds of pounds new and antiques also worth hundreds. We also have supermarket clothes and modern knick-knacks.
Should the prices for each be the same? As volunteers, donating our time, energy and occasionally washing machines, our satisfaction is counting the money at the end of the day and realising what good that can achieve.
Does that make us greedy or is that the customers who pick up an armful of designer clothes at knock-down prices and then sell them on eBay, or pay a pittance for a pot and then toddle off to Flog It! to sell it for a small fortune?
Veronica Squires
I am confused by last week's article on charity shops. Its headline suggested that charity shops' prices were too high for the poor, yet the quotes moaned that gold necklaces and Yves St Laurent jackets were no longer available for a pittance.
The poor are not interested in designer wear. They want cheap, clean, second-hand clothes and the charity shops still provide that.
For the rest of us, the hunt is not for a bargain (which would deprive the charity of much needed funds), but for oddities, cheap and delightful. Those who want the expensive items should pay the proper price for them. Stop being greedy.
Joanna Edkins
Bargain-hunters complain that charity shops have lost their fun. That is surely not what they are for.
Even selling things cheaply to the poor may not be compatible with the charity's aims and objects, if these are the welfare of (say) the blind, or animals, or starving children in Asia and Africa; in that case, the shops ought to charge as much as they can get for their goods, so as to have more they can spend on the beneficiaries.
Leofranc Holford-Strevens


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This is the website of Elizabeth Purnell, a Bristol-based composer & sound designer working in theatre, film, tv and radio.
Starting work on STF's new season - Hamlet and All's Well - in Bristol then touring spring/summer 2016
Recent: Orchestrator, The Hollow Crown, BBC Shakespeare drama (2016)
Part time tutor, National Film and TV School, Beaconsfield
Part time Lecturer, University of Bristol Music Department - film music orchestration MA
*STOP PRESS* 'Mighty Beast' Radio 3 has won the 2014 Radio Academy Award - GOLD in Best Doc/Feature category
*STOP PRESS* JUST won runner up in Neil Davidge's remix competition for 'Sensor' http://remix.slolight.com/
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Originally from London, I have been based in Bristol since completing my M.A. at Bristol University. I have been widely commissioned, having written a song cycle for the Brunel Ensemble and two South West Arts commissions. I mainly work in the field of incidental music, having a strong association with the BBC and the Tobacco Factory Theatre in Bristol.
As an orchestrator with over 40 film and TV projects to my name, I am in demand for feature films, TV Drama, pop arrangements and BBC natural history series, including many BAFTA winning David Attenborough series.
With over 40 feature film and TV projects, including a Novello Award winner and Oscar nominated score, I have had a busy few years, having my arrangements played by the Philharmonia, BBC Concert Orchestra, BBC National Orchestra of Wales, London Philharmonic, Munich Symphony Orchestra, City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra and the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra.
Recent work includes conducting my orchestratons of the music for 'MADAGASCAR' with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales and 'Frozen Planet' with the BBC Concert Orchestra.
In the area of natural history music, I have orchestrated the music for the latest three David Attenborough 'Life of..' groundbreaking series and conducted two concerts of live music to film featuring these scores at St. George's, Bristol, plus veteran Bristol composer Edward WIlliams' music for the original 'Life on Earth'.
I conducted and arranged music for the Colston Hall 'INVADA' night featuring my orchestrations for the band Crippled Black Phoenix, as part of a festival to mark the opening of the new foyer.
I have arranged many pieces for other ensembles, including the Bristol Brass Consort, the latest being Duke Ellington's 'Sacred Concert' and movements from 'West Side Story'.Play All Media in this Section
Delighted to be working on music and sound for Hamlet and All's Well that Ends Well for the next season of STF in Bristol
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Mardian's song from Anthony and Cleopatra by Liz PurnellPlay All Media in this Section
Delighted to have just finished the music for 'Anthony and Cleopatra' for Radio 3 drama, to be aired on Easter Sunday, starring Kenneth Branagh and Alex Kingston
Some audio clips from my soundcloud page..
Urban Walk
** STOP PRESS** I leading an improvised film score afternoon in the contemporary music weekend at the Colston Hall on 8th May 2011 upstairs bar.. bring an instrument and join in…Play All Media in this Section
With my origins in the area of contemporary classical music, I have had commissions from a variety of different groups, and my interest in acousmatic music has resulted in many works including 'Homage to an Industrial Past' which was constructed from recordings made from the ship's bell in Bristol Industrial Museum, became a finalist in the BBC TALENT competition and was premiered on Radio 3 and at UNESCO in Paris.Play All Media in this Section
Led a semi improvised musical score to Fritz Lang's 1927 classic, 'Metropolis' as part of the Colston Hall's Contemporary music festival, May 2011.
Perfornined in the Elektrostatik vs. Arnolfini weekend - 9th April 2011 in a concert celebrating the groundbreaking programming of the venue 40 years ago, with music by Cardew, Stockhausen, Reich etc. and recording an afternoon workshop to 'mash up' in the evening concert.
I am a trombonist and hammer dulcimer player.
gig- 16th December at St George's with RESONATION CONTEMPORARY JAZZ ENSEMBLE
recent - Electric Water performance of Cardew's graphic score of "Treatise' as part of the Electrostatik series in Colston Hall 2
I am involved in various education projects including the acclaimed 'Sound Inventors' programme under the SPNM. Another recent project involved storytelling and music workshops with accordionist Richard Hughes and storyteller Martin Maudsley as a 10 week residency at the Bristol Children's Hospital, resulting in a permanent sound installation containing the children's stories from the sessions.
Innocence 1
Innocence 2
Urbis Vertigo City
Urbis lake
Sounds of Summer
Water Fairies
A Bitter Inheritance
Robert Wyatt sings 'Far from the Birds and Cattle' from my Radio 3 work - 'A Season in Hell'
Robert Wyatt sings 'O Saisons O Chateaux' from my Radio 3 work - 'A Season in Hell'
Robert Wyatt sings 'Let it Come' from my Radio 3 work - 'A Season in Hell'


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The Future of Milk
By David Goodman, "The Future of Milk," July/August 2010
As small dairy farms are vanishing, what is happening to our milk?
"Skip the milk produced by the big commercial dairy farms. Better yet, go vegan or vegetarian and support dairy and cattle farmers that switch to growing vegetables and fruit which are more healthy and ecological alternatives. Too much of...
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A few miles from my home, a tough old white farmhouse and a weather-beaten barn sit hard against the foot of Vermont's rugged Green Mountains. It is here that I find third-generation dairy farmer George Woodard, muck boots pulled high, working among the cows he milks. The Woodard family is part of a long line of farmers who have toiled here since the American Revolution, scratching a living from the stubborn, stony hillsides as they tend their herds. These dairy men and women have endured two centuries of Nor'easters, drought, sun, rain and wind to bring milk—the first food—to their neighbors.
Storms and disease have failed to vanquish the farmers, but a new predator is having more success. It costs conventional dairy farmers about $18 to produce 100 pounds of milk ("hundredweight," in dairy parlance, equals about 12 gallons). When the price that farmers are paid by processors for their milk fell by half last year—from a high of nearly $22 per hundredweight in 2007 to $11 per hundredweight in 2009—many of America's small dairy farms went into a financial freefall that continues today. The crisis became a tragedy in January, when Dean Pierson, a third-generation dairy farmer in upstate New York, shot all 51 of his cows before turning the gun on himself. He wrote in his suicide note that he was "overwhelmed."
Around the country, there are similar stories: "We are hearing reports of farmer suicides from California to out East. It's devastating," says Wisconsin dairy farmer Joel Greeno, vice president of Family Farm Defenders, an advocacy group.


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Den Haag, Rotterdam, & Delft
Trip Start May 17, 2008
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Last Friday Mike & I finalized our plans to spend Saturday on the western side of the country in Rotterdam and Den Haag (The Hague). Rotterdam is the 2nd largest city in Holland, and the Hague is a nice place to be because it has a nice beach area called Scheveningen, so we decided to go there.
Saturday we woke bright & early for our 2 hour train ride. When we got to the train station I tried to use my Rabobank (dutch bank acct.) ATM card, but the card wouldn't work! I had been using it for a week and then all of the sudden this weekend it stopped working
So after that short delay we were off to Den Haag. Once ariving at central station we headed over to the VVV which is the tourist center. On the way there we say a ceremony for students graduating from their army training. At the VVV we plotted our route for the day, taking a walk through the city and heading north to the beach at Scheveningen. We did the entire trip by foot which was quite a hike. On the way north to the beach we stopped by a museum which showcased an enormous (about 40 ft high) panoramic painting of Scheveningen back around the 1900's. It was really neat the way the piece was showcased because the way it was set up we entered the room from the center, and we were inside a gazebo-type structure. We couldn't see the top or bottom of the panoramic and it was 360 degrees all around us, so it really felt like reality since the painting was all we could see outside of the gazebo. It's kind of hard to explain, so I hope you got the idea... no pictures of it though; the museum didn't allow it
Once at Scheveningen we stopped first in the harbor area. They were supposed to be having some sort of sail boat event, and Mike is interested in sailing, but we didn't see any signs of the event when in the harbor. At Scheveningen there were tons of things to do. As you can tell by the pictures it was a very long beach area with tons of restaurants on the beach, soccer, bungy jumping, etc. It really was a nice place to be. It wasn't quite beach weather, but there were still a lot of people there because of all the attractions and shopping. This was a part of Holland I had never seen before since last time I was here it was January, and it was really fun to have that ocean/beach atmosphere that I personally do not associate with this country.
So after all that walking we boarded the train and headed to Rotterdam to check in to our hostel. Rotterdam is, as I mentioned, the 2nd largest city in Holland (next to Amsterdam, of course) and is a complete modern city because of being bombed in WWII. It has such a different feel to it; something like a large city in America, because all the buildings are new and there are many sky-scrapers. The hostel experience was new to Mike & I, and it was a little different; but I'll go into the details later
That even we arrived back at the hostel at about midnight to loud music playing in the bar. Good thing Mike brought ear plugs for us! The place we stayed was actually very nice for the price. The only thing that is strange about a hostel is that you have absolutely no privacy, so in your room or in the bathroom you always have people around. But it was a good learning experience because now if I stay in a hostel again I'll be able to be more prepared
After packing our bags we headed down the street to try & take a boat tour of Europoort. Europoort is the 2nd largest sea port in the world (one in Asia is larger) and the scale of everything there is so hard to comprehend. The port is literally around 20 miles long & just packed with containers, oil drums, ships, etc.! One of the pictures gives you a good sense of scale as there are 2 semi trucks on a ship and they are just so small compared to the ship & loading system. The boat tour was really awesome because we got to see the heart of the shipping operation.
When we got off the boat we walked around the area for a little while and went to a road race event that was happening next door. That wasn't too interesting, though, so we headed over to Euromast to see a view of the city. One of the opportunities at Euromast is belaying down the side of it (controlled slide down a rope; climbers do this). Though we didn't do it, it was fun to watch some people go down. The view from the top of Euromast was great, and we were even able to take a rotating elevator to the very top & get a great view of the city
Part of the package that we bought at the Euromast included a trip to the Maritime Museum. Here we learned more about Europoort and saw many ship models. We ran out of time there, however, because they closed at 17:00 and so we were only there for about an hour.
On our way back home we took a stop in Delft. Delft, of course, is home to the historic blue delftware. Since we were there on Sunday night there was not a lot open, but it was a great stop at the historic city. The city is much different than Rotterdam or Den Haag, so really all the cities we spent the weekend in were completely different from each other. In Delft we had a nice dinner of panekoken (spelling?) which are Dutch pancakes. They put very exotic things on their pancakes, and it is always a treat to have them. And that, finally, sums up the weekend! We rode the train home and crashed for the evening.
On Monday after work an engineering professor, Professor Hoeksema, spent some time with Mike & I and took us out to dinner. He is in the country for a few weeks organizing the semester program at the Free University in Amsterdam, and was kind enough to drive across the country & say hi! He is the professor that I came to the Netherlands last time with, so it was good to catch up as I haven't had a class with him since that time.
And now the past couple of days have just been busy trying to catch up. I have had such a nice time here, but have also had some good communication with people back home, and have enjoyed the messages that many of you have sent me. Hope you enjoyed reading this, it's a long update but a lot of things have happened. I don't know what this coming weekend holds, but I'm sure we do something fun!


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Robert Pattinson On Cover Of 'Playgirl' — Did He Go Nude? Pics!
Rob snags the cover of the first 'Playgirl UK' — best pick ever!
Amazing news Robert Pattinson fans! The Twilight heartthrob has landed the cover of a new magazine, and it is one of the sexiest around! Rob is featured on the first ever cover of Playgirl UK, but the question is — did he take it all off?
Sadly, Rob keeps it all on and the photos and interview are not even new. However, enjoy some shirtless photos of hunky Rob above! It looks like Kristen Stewart is still the only one who gets to see all of Rob.


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A PLAIN macadam road that is curved into an oval on the grounds of R.C.A.'s David Sarnoff Research Center at Princeton, N.J., holds beneath its unspectacular surface a promise of new economy, convenience and safety for the American motorist.
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Fashion manufacturing in New Zealand : can design contribute to a sustainable fashion Industry?
Finn, Angela L. (2008) Fashion manufacturing in New Zealand : can design contribute to a sustainable fashion Industry? Other thesis, Auckland University of Technology.
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In the late 1990s New Zealand fashion gained some international recognition for its dark edginess and intellectual connection due to its colonial past (Molloy, 2004). In the years since, this momentum seems to have dissipated as local fashion companies have followed a global trend towards inexpensive off shore manufacturing. The transfer of the making of garments to overseas workers appears to have resulted in a local fashion scene where many garments look the same in style, colour, cut and fit. The excitement of the past, where the majority of fashion designers established their own individuality through the cut and shape of the garments that they produced, may have been inadvertently lost. Consequently a sustainable New Zealand fashion and manufacturing industry, with design integrity, seems further out of reach. The first question posed by this research project is, 'can the design and manufacture of a fashion garment, bearing in mind certain economic and practical restrictions at its inception, result in the development of a distinctive 'look' or 'handwriting'?' Second, through development of a collection of prototypes, can potential garments be created to be sustainably manufactured in New Zealand?
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Hi Everyone,
Just joined Bfuk, owed lots of BWM's before, Just got into my "04" 325ti Compact M Sport Special (order), Looking forward to chatting, sharing Info and problems (Not to many I hope!!) I'll upload some pictures later tonight.
Hi Everyone,
Just joined Bfuk, owed lots of BWM's before, Just got into my "04" 325ti Compact M Sport Special (order), Looking forward to chatting, sharing Info and problems (Not to many I hope!!) I'll upload some pictures later tonight.
Hi everyone, not new but never posted so thought i should start!
Hope my picture has uploaded in album and many more to follow. E36 Touring (work in progress) with coilovers, M3 Bumpers and some fat alloys (10 x17) on rear! ICE next job.
Love this forum! Rob. Southampton ;-)
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I'm new to this forum and thought i'd say hello; so Hello.... I recently sold my 2000 "W" 528i SE Auto in Orient blue, which I owned for 7 years and 50,000 miles.,I have to say it was a first class car, but it needed to go as I need the flexibility of an estate. So I'm now looking for a low mileage 2007/2008 BMW 325i or 330i Auto M Sport Touring with leather, wish me luck!!
Hi guys I'm Scott, could anyone give me an idiots guide how to start a new thread, if this makes it up, I have obviously managed to reply to a thread! Ha cheers
In the view where you have a list of all the threads in a sub forum, click 'new thread' at the top. Title it right if it's in a technical section (year/model/issue) and you won't go wrong.
Hey everyone, Im Clint and i live in Leicester. Currently driving a 2001 330Ci in Black. Have owned a 1995 323 coupe previously.
Kudos mods for an awesome and easy to navigate forum. Hope to get to know a few of you a bit better in time and maybe get to a few meets.
Some photos i took today after changing the grilles & badges. Not sure about the badges yet but have ordered some carbon ones aswell so will see.
Looking Good Mr. C, Like the Schnitzer Badges and Carbon too. Always been a fan of the 330Ci Sport and you cant go wrong with black (Goes with everything!!!).
Where you sourcing the carbon Badges from/ perhaps there's a group buy possible as I'd be Interested.
HELLO ALL! im a noob to all this, got my first ever bimmer e46 320i se manual, unfortunatley allready having issues with the car loads of nocks from front and rear as well as thuding while shifting from 1st to 2nd even while car is not moving, hopefully i get things sorted.
The carbon badges ive ordered arent schnitzer ones they are the black & white BMW ones. They are from a guy in Rugby. He has a shop on ebay & is currently selling some really cool styling mods, will link it abit later on this evening.
Have also ordered a carbon(effect i think) set of '330Ci' badges for the rear which are from the U.S that look pretty cool. Will probably put the model back on the back with the new bonnet & boot badges when they arrive.
Only had the car for about a month and so far am loving it. The guy before me had quite a lot of carbon(unsure if its wrapped or effect) put inside the car, a few stylish mods aswell.
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