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The 'Teen Mom 3' star's Type 1 diabetes is severely affecting her pregnancy. About 22 weeks into her pregnancy, Mackenzie experienced a low blood sugar spike that left her so weak, she was actually threw up!
Mackenzie Douthit and her husband Josh McKee are excited that they are expecting a baby girl together, but Mackenzie's diabetes is giving her extra health complications to deal with during what is already a crazy time! On Oct. 20, Mackenzie suffered her most serious pregnancy scare yet — and she wasn't able to reach Josh to get help!
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Mackenzie previously tweeted about her low blood sugar scares during her pregnancy, so unfortunately it is a common occurrence for her. We're sure that keeping up with her energetic 2-year-old, Gannon, only adds to her hectic schedule!
We wish Mackenzie the best of health!
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Let's find the truth about Neil Shumate.
Original post made by Marti, another community, on Jul 3, 2011
Were they coerced into making statements by overzealous investigators? Were they lead by skillful questioning to make the statements that the investigators wanted to hear?
What *really* happened? Who were the *real* victims?
We have the *right* to know.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jul 3, 2011 at 12:08 pm
You have no "right to know", Marti. The Shumate case tore Pleasanton apart and pitted neighbor against neighbor, family against family. The charges were filed, the case heard, the verdict rendered and the sentence pronounced.
Why do YOU need to rehash this painful experience? The victims will spend the rest of their lives dealing with it. Who are you to demand they expose themselves to repeating the ridicule and accusations they suffered through once already? They owe you nothing, Marti.
a resident of Downtown
on Jul 3, 2011 at 12:55 pm
The fact is, we will never really know. I don't think that there will ever be true closure about the Shumate case. The only "witnesses" were very young children; it was their word against his. There was definitely a witch-hunt kind of atmosphere present in the country at the time--remember the McMartin pre-school trial? All charges were eventually dropped in that case, but Mr. Shumate's career, reputation, and home life were destroyed when he was sent to prison. If he was indeed guilty, of course he deserved it. If he was not, it was a horrible miscarriage of justice and the people responsible must deal with their consciences. The families received substantial financial settlements from the school district. I would think that even if the children were coerced to lie or exaggerate, that they were so young at the time that their memories may be faulty by now. Or not. In any case, yes, it did tear the community apart and it should be put to rest as there will never be a way of ascertaining the truth. No way to prove his guilt or innocence one way or another.
a resident of Siena
on Jul 4, 2011 at 8:21 am
What is the Shumate case? I've never heard of it. What year was this?
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jul 4, 2011 at 9:57 am
Wrongfully accused people are later found innocent and released from prison regularly. There isn't any time limit for the truth, regardless of how it affects the community.
If you're questioning Marti's "right", you may have a valid point. I simply do not know. However, if she is a friend or relative of the Shumates and your concern is that it will adversely affect the community - then, that's too bad.
Personally, I felt Mr. Shumate was the victim of overzealous prosecution, and is innocent. But, not being a member of his family or a friend I certainly have no "right" to resurrect the case, even though I feel an injustice has been done.
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a resident of Siena
on Jul 5, 2011 at 9:20 am
Hmmm...nobody wants to answer my question. That's okay--I'll dig deeper online to see if I can find out what this case is about.
To the person above, inmates are NOT released "regularly" from prison. Yes, on rare occasion there will be a case where some type of evidence becomes available that was previously either not available or not known about. But to say that this happens regularly is absolutely not true.
a resident of Vintage Hills
on Jul 5, 2011 at 9:59 am
Mr. Shumate knows the truth; you wouldn't have to bother those who testified. If he is guilty, he has no incentive to tell anyone; he served his time and there has been restitution for those wronged (difficult to know if it was sufficient restitution). If he is innocent, saying so would likely fall on deaf ears. I don't see the point of rehashing this, unless Mr. Shumate does.
a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Jul 6, 2011 at 11:12 pm
To Joe: From my recollection, Mr. shumate was a keg teacher at Fairlands elementary school who was accused of child molestation. He was convicted and sent to prison. Not sure of the exact time frame, but it was around the mid 1990's. He has served his time and is out of prison.
a resident of Downtown
on Jul 10, 2011 at 4:19 am
I just googled and it returned an interesting read:
Believing the Children
My reaction to the outrageous comments by supporters of former teacher and convicted child molester Neil Shumate
by Mark J. Welch
Also, from the Pleasantonweekly. sept. 11, 2008
Reason for Anger Towards Families that Reported Abuse by Former Fairlands Teacher Neil Shumate?
a resident of Stoneridge Orchards
on Jul 10, 2011 at 7:20 am
Well, speaking only for myself, I like talking about the issue because it makes me feel morally superior to so many around me, and believe me, I need it. I wonder how OJ's children are doing? Over the years, they've matured and might have more to tell us now. Maybe someone should give them a call?
a resident of Livermore
on Aug 3, 2011 at 7:39 pm
How come there is an interest in reviving this case?
Who wants to revisit the case? Mr. Shumate? His family? Friends? A private organization that represents individuals who have been convicted of a sex crime against children?
Are there individuals who are angry re: what happened to children that want to further stigmatize Mr. Shumate?
What give Marti?
a resident of Livermore
on Aug 3, 2011 at 7:40 pm
What gives Marti? How come you want to explore this case?
a resident of Livermore
on Aug 4, 2011 at 4:30 pm
Shumate did time...paid his debt to society...case closed.
a resident of San Ramon
on Aug 8, 2011 at 11:05 am
What concerns me about Mr Shumate is not the crimes committed (yes committed he was only "accused" until found guilty, now there can be no question)in the early 90's but those crimes that MUST have occurred before and after the very public arrest and trial. Studies show us 89% of cases of childhood sexual abuse are perpetrated by a family member or close family acquaintance, we know that Mr Shumate has at least one son who has been arrested and placed in prison on charges from misdemeanors to felonies which are classic signs of acting out in an attempt to block the pain inflicted as a child and that by nature & nurture they eventually turn into the monsters that created them, now that son could very possibly have sons of his own as well as many other nieces/nephews and family in the age range of Mr Shumate's initial targets, how many children have to be hurt before we start understanding this is a chain, a cycle, and being vilified, having your life ruined and hopefully hunted and hounded to the ends of the earth like a dog trying to escape euthanasia is worth every second if it means just one child be saved. This type of abuse is an STD and what this man did was infect children, the victims did not choose to be victims but if studies teach us anything its that some if not all will turn into the very same monsters. He is walking free these days as is every possible monster he created. To say a Child Molester payed his debt is like saying a murderer did, there is no taking back or repaying what was done, innocence lost is like life lost. Its gone forever.
a resident of Pleasanton Meadows
on Dec 8, 2011 at 5:16 pm
I know what he did, I was affected by what he did, I am still affected by what he did. He made us dress and undress for him. He would stand above the stalls and watch us in the bathrooms. He would keep dressing and undressing us after we used the restroom in the classroom.
He would take two children out into the hall and make them undress and then put on costumes - so that we could learn letters. He would take us in the hall, remove our clothes, touch us, and make us dress up. I remember the girl I had gone to change with was not fast enough to crawl under desks out in the hall and hide while she was changing. I remember he took her to a different location to change. I remember how she cried when he brought her back. I remember her crying while she had to sing her song about being annie the astronaut. I remember she never came back to class. I remember him taking me out to change and making me change in the children's stall in the classroom.
I remember him forcing me to undres while he watched me. I remember him forcing me to take off my overalls. I remember him touching me. I remember him doing things to me. Things that I was too young to understand why. I remember him doing things to me because I was something new to him. I know it happened multiple times. I remember not being able to use the restrooms at the school and living with those consequences. I remember him staring at me, with cold determination.
I remember his stare, I remember his hands touching me, how rough they were. I remember him touching me with those rough hands. I remember he would wait until the children were at play or asleep. I remember him choosing children.
I remember his birthday rituals, if it was your birthday you had to sit on his lap while a hard freeze-dried cake was brought out candles lit. We all had to sing. I remember the lights going out, I remember the sound of children drying and seeing the child on his lap grabbing their groin and sobbing uncontrollably when the lights came back on.
I remember, most of all, how commonplace these things were. How we lived in fear of him. How he would give 'time outs' to kids. How a time out meant we were going to be touched.
Marti, I was there I was molested, I am an adult, my parents never knew about the assaults. I never went to the police - because I didn't remember until a few weeks ago. I went to a store, picked up a pair of overalls I saw the color of the button, the denim and I remembered his hands on me while I was struggling to get my clothes on while he was there touching me. I remembered it all. That man molested me and many other children. Children who refuse to come forward, or have repressed memories like I have. I will not be silent. I want justice for what happened to me.
a resident of Castlewood
on Jan 21, 2012 at 1:30 pm
Former Fairlands Flyer - I am so sorry for you having to remember these awful things. I was friends with one of his daughters. We were in middle school when all of this came out. She disappeared from school one day and I never saw her again. I hope you find a way to deal with the things that happened and can move on. I hope all his victims went on to live good lives. I hope his children are ok.
Marti, I don't really get why you felt the need to post this... Hope fff satisfied your curiosity.
a resident of Pleasanton Meadows
on Apr 10, 2012 at 10:01 pm
Former Fairlands Flyer:
No justice for you. Statute of limitations has long passed.
I will say that your story says nothing of molestation. Just a kindergarten teacher who had costumes that we all wore, who kept an eye on you.
I remember those bathrooms in the classroom. And I remember how many times Neil had to help wipe kids behinds, help them button overalls, etc. I think your shrink has uncovered deeper issues of yours...As we both know Neil never touched you...the parents and volunteers were always in his classroom and would have intervened.
I remember getting paddled at that school...it was the 80's and still allowed as a means of punishment. But, I earned my paddling...and it's not abuse or molestation.
That man was amazing. Stop perpetuating the lies and get a better shrink.
a resident of another community
on May 9, 2013 at 1:45 am
Hey Hoffman: I think YOU are the one who needs to get yourself a shrink....you are obviously a closet Pedo(& a lover of child touchers). If NOT: You obviously have your head stuck stuck in your own anus. How dare you insult a sex crime victim like that. You are heartless. I would call you SO MUCH more, but I don't want my comment deleted(ONLY thing holding me back).
As for YOU, Neil Shumate, IF you are reading this: You KNOW you are guilty(just as much as "I" do). God sees everything & you thought prison was bad: Wait until you die: Things will get MUCH worse for you. And it won't be long from now, considering you are already an old man.... You sick/twisted, depraved pedophile. I hope whatever comes NEXT for you, makes the TV show "Dexter" seem tame. You are a Cockroach stuck to the bottom of my shoe in the afterlife. I hope you forever suffer the way you have made all your child victims suffer.....& for all the hate, negativity & ugliness you help spread in this existence of ours. I wish you, as well as ALL your advocates NOTHING but the worst.
a resident of Pleasanton Meadows
on Aug 4, 2013 at 12:37 pm
First, to address your slanderous statements. I am a Father, and I completely understand the fear parents have of this type of thing happening to their children. And, any person who is guilty of actually commiting a child sex crime deserves the punishment they receive. That is simply not the case here, as Neil was wrongfuly convicted.
Second, Who the hell are you to accuse someone of being a closeted pedophile? Do you see me hiding behind a veil of secrecy. I am a rpdocut of Pleasanton Schools. I attended Fairlands, I attended Harvest Park, and I attended Amador Valley. I was around Neil Shumate for a number of years, and I cry at the injustice perpeduated against him. Like the Martin case, this was a witch-hunt in a community that is plagued with desperate housewives, and people looking for a quick payout.
Am I insensitive to this "alleged victim"...YES, Yes I am. Because I know the truth, and the personal character of the people (and parents) who pointed fingers.
There were two African Amrican girls who claimed Neil was inapproproate with them during a week long science camp trip. These girls were unruly, rude, and even now have severe drug and alcohol problems that started way back then. Not to mention the drug dealing that was going on in their households (one of their brothers was guned down in a drug related revenge killing). These girls were disruptive, in your face, going to fip the bird to all authority types. These girls were so bad, that people did not want to volunteer for the weeklong trip. So, as a favor, Mr. Shumate went. Mr Shumate had no choice but to discipline these unruly girls, and that what started all the accusations and BS lies, so these girls didnt get expelled. First they tried to cry racism, and when that didnt stick...they went after this angle.
I'm not hiding, and I refuse to be a coward and call people names. I will only use facts.
a resident of Del Prado
on Jan 15, 2014 at 1:54 pm
I was in his class in 2nd grade at Alisal, and saw nothing even close to what FFF describes. There were no "lights-out" birthday parties, no crying kids, no peeping at kids putting on costumes.
Maybe this happened.
Or more likely not.
(or maybe FFF is just a troll -- the language used in the original post seems designed to stir the pot)
For someone to go from absolute zero to about a thousand miles per hour in the creepy department, over the span of a couple years, rings hollow. A more likely explanation is that a group of kids, coached/coaxed by prosecutors, in an eagerness to please, absorbed and agreed on a story that had some kernel of truth (he hugged kids, he had a real affinity for them, etc.) that allowed it to be conflated into something patently false.
He went to trial because he was confident that the truth would bear out and his name would be cleared. Chalk that up to a combination of naivety and religious faith on his part. He had a plea offer by which he could have avoided jail time, but wouldn't take it.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jan 15, 2014 at 3:06 pm
To blame Shumate's legal problems on two 'unruly' African Americans is absolutely ridiculous.
Shumate's appeal was denied - Web Link
He is a convicted child molester.
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a resident of another community
on Jan 16, 2014 at 7:37 am
I knew this freak. He was my seminary teacher when I was like 16. He never tried anything with me, but there was just something not right about him. He probably didn't try anything, because we were all older kids and he couldn't have gotten away with it as easy as with little kindergarten kids. He was a very weird guy and he hid behind being Mormon. I remember some big wig at the church standing up and praying that his innocence would be found. My family was appalled. You pray for the truth not his innocence. He was a freak and he was found guilty . My heart breaks for the victims that will suffer for the rest of their lives. A lot of Mormons will stand by him forever, but they can float down the river of denial with him, but he was a freak and he was convicted and one day will have to answer to God for what he did.
a resident of Livermore
on Jan 16, 2014 at 4:31 pm
Children, families, and communities are traumatized by child sexual abuse. Whenever the topic surfaces, it triggers past events/memories in survivors/communities. The harm to everybody does not heal so quickly and takes years to work through. The memories of such horrific events remain for a lifetime.
Yesterday, the United Nations questioned representatives from the Vatican in Geneva, Switzerland re: Catholic clergy sexual abuse of children. It's a horrific story and the rape of innocent children and vulnerable will never end. The leadership of the RCC remains unwilling and unable to manage its priests/nuns who sexually abuse/harm children and vulnerable adults.
a resident of Alisal Elementary School
on Aug 23, 2014 at 9:40 pm
I had Mr Shumate for a teacher in kindergarten, and my brother had him 2 years later (this was in the mid-70's). I loved him and don't remember anything inappropriate happening. I do remember the birthday choices, and it did not include sitting on his lap. You could go outside or sit on top of the piano while the class sang Happy Birthday to you. I was shy and he helped me make friends with the other kids. He definitely loved children but not in a wrong way. I realize people "see" things differently and, while I do believe he was innocent, I know there are those who "really believe" or "just want to believe" he is guilty. I have to say, Former Fairlands Flyer and Hoffman probably don't know anything about Mr Shumate and are just trying to cause problems. It's always those who are rudest and the most obnoxious who are trying to get attention or start problems. Otherwise there is just no reason for that kind of post.
a resident of Fairlands Elementary School
on Aug 23, 2014 at 11:32 pm
Drinking the teacher union Kool-Aid again? Perhaps Janice Clark, Pleasanton Teacher's Association president should work to re-instate all of the Pleasanton teachers that have been convicted of child molestation. Why not start with Harvest Park Middle School teacher Stephen Briggs Web Link and Neil Shumate right away?
Obviously, the teacher's union has 100% crime-free teachers and there was a right wing conspiracy consisting of the police department, the DA's office, and the jury to reach a conviction.
Ex-Pleasanton student, why don't you show up at the next school board meeting and ask that they both be re-hired?
Good luck.
a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Aug 26, 2014 at 11:08 am
Ms. Kool-Aide - aka Ms. Troll
Stirring up old news on the blog for the upcoming election? Yes these were horrible incidents but they happened in 1994 & 2003. I don't understand the connection to the teachers union. They never supported either one. Both men were given due process guaranteed under our Constitution and were either convicted or pleaded guilty. Both lost the teaching credentials.
a resident of Fairlands Elementary School
on Aug 26, 2014 at 2:15 pm
Ex-Pleasanton student from Alisal who posted August 23, 2014, why do you continue to say about Neil Shumate, Vice President of the Pleasanton Teacher's Association (teachers union) "I loved him" and say "He definitely loved children but not in a wrong way."
You sound like a teacher's union operative, you know the ones that worked on the campaign to harass and shun the city's police chief at the time (Bill Eastman), the teacher and children that reported him Web Link or one of Shumate's relatives.
a resident of Fairlands Elementary School
on Aug 27, 2014 at 11:43 am
Trolling for Trolls Kool Aide?
a resident of Fairlands Elementary School
on Sep 17, 2014 at 10:11 pm
I will say that I am 34 years old now. Mr. Shumate was my kindergarten teacher in the 80's. I really liked him as a teacher. I always sat next to him every day when I came to class. I never stopped wearing dresses when I went to his class. He was a little odd. I located a picture of him awhile back dressing up for Halloween with a set of PJs with red lips kissed all over his clothes. I thought that was weird.
I am thankful while I was in His class nothing happened to me. Not trying to say that what everyone else is saying happened didn't happen. I am sorry if it did happen to you. I have known other people who have had things happen to them with people that they trusted. I didn't know it was going on until I read the paper reading that Mr. Shumate was arrested and the same for my friends also. I read in the paper that there parents were arrested for molesting there children. Sometimes you do not know who you can trust. Sometimes you have to trust the kids and what they are saying at face value and not discount what they are saying.
I had a relative try to kiss me. You would think this is innocent and know reason to bring attention to it. Of course his family backed him and not what I said but my mom believed me. My mom confronted him that day. It may have been innocent but it made me uncomfortable. When my mom said something his wife said "so you are doing it again." What a weird reaction for someone to say.
a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Mar 29, 2015 at 10:42 am
Due to repeated violations of our Terms of Use, comments from this poster are automatically removed. Why?
a resident of Pleasanton Meadows
on Mar 30, 2015 at 11:02 am
Why is this even a topic for today? We're talking about events from 20 years ago. Is there nothing more recent to discuss?
a resident of Apperson Ridge
on Mar 31, 2015 at 2:54 pm
^Says the one who commented and bumped it back to the top.


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If you want to lower your Dodge, it's going to involve inventiveness and fabrication. There are spring manufacturing shops, such Deaver Spring Company, www.deaverspring.com, that will custom-build lowering springs. This is diffi usually a pretty affordable way to get a modest drop. if you want to 'bag your truck, there are universal airbag kits that can be adapted to your situation. we do know that Chassis Tech, www.chassis.com, will custom-build lots of different parts, so contacting that company may be a big help to you.
If you really want a totally new, weedeating suspension chassis, contact Art Morrison Enterprises, 5301 E. 8th St., Fife, wA 98424, www.artmorrison.com, (800) 929-7188. The company can custom-build a complete chassis for almost any vehicle. You can order the new chassis with your choice of street or strip suspension components, including Morrison's air suspension system.
We've often wondered why there aren't more customized '72-'93 Dodge shortbedtrucks around. The first year for this long-lived body style, which is as handsome as its Chevy counterparts, was 1972.
Foreign ConsulateI need a place to store lots of stuff in my '01 Toyota Tacoma regular cab pickup. The truck was a pretty basic truck with a bench seat. i've removed the bench and replaced it with aftermarket bucket seats. Now i'd like a big center console to store things. what's the easiest way to make or fit the largest console? what materials are easiest to work with?Shawn Washingtonvia e-mail
You have several choices, based on budget and skill levels. The best console will be one custom-built by a custom upholstery/interior shop. The next choice is to try to make a similar console. The cheapest, easiest choice is to buy one of those "one size fits most" pre-made plastic consoles and bolt it in.
We've watched a variety of custom consoles being made for high-end trucks and street rods. The general plan is to first make a pattern or mold. Tag board is frequently used for a rough mock-up. That shape is massaged as much as possible. Then, the real console is made out of thin-gauge sheetmetal, aluminum, thin plywood, or fiberglass. The base choice often depends on whether the console will be painted or upholstered.
Large slabs of styrofoam can also be used as a mold. The styrofoam is mocked up oversize. The various pieces are glued together. it is then shaped with Surform files and rasps, and followed by sanding. That finished shape is covered with fiberglass. The cured fiberglass is sanded and tweaked with body filler. The finished console can be painted or upholstered.
Components such as doors, latches, lights, and cupholders are usually adapted from wrecking yard consoles.
Jimmy Two-ToneI was admiring the red-over-black GMC pickup on page 123 of your Feb. '07 issue. i really like the two-tone paint scheme and would like to do something similar on my '94 GMC two-wheel-drive Jimmy. i'd like your opinion on where to break the two colors and whether to put red or black on top. Thanks.Jorge Villanova via e-mail
We once knew a guy called Jimmy Two Times 'cause of his tendency to repeat things and because he said stuff twice.
A red and black two-tone is a classic combination that works well on lots of vehicles. Your gMC has two natural breaks. The first is the styling crease that's 5 to 6 inches below the window. That's the point used on the truck in the February issue. That line works very well in that it flows around the hood and bed sides. On your Jimmy, it would cross the doors and go around to the rear liftgate.
The second choice would be to split the colors just under the windows. On the hood, this version would cut across the top edge of the fenders where they meet the hood. The top color could cover the entire hood or be split on the leading edge.
On a pickup, your second choice would be to leave the bed alone. This is good for a quick and easy two-tone job.
Painters tend to favor black as the top color (the opposite of the example truck) because it makes the truck's roof look lower. Black on top with dark-tinted windows and blacked-out window trim is an excellent visual trick to make the top appear slightly chopped.
Shocking NewsPlease settle an argument: My friend says you should always remove the negative (ground) cable first when disconnecting a battery. He also claims the negative cable should be reinstalled last. i say it doesn't make any difference as long as you're careful not to touch the two cables together. Who is right? A free waxing of the other guy's truck is riding on your answer.Brian Nickersonvia e-mail
Break out the wax because you owe your friend a shine. The negative or ground cable should be removed first and replaced last. A little word association helps us remember. We use the acronym, NOFOL (Negative Off First, On Last), and think, "No foolin'" as a memory aid.
A 12-volt automotive battery can be very powerful and highly dangerous. A shorted battery can deliver a couple hundred-amp jolt. we know a friend who learned that in his teens, when resting his metal watchband on the positive battery terminal while holding a wrench. when the wrench contacted the engine block, the resulting energy welded several watchband links together. it also made the watchband incredibly hot. He furiously shook off the watch, breaking it on the cement, and he still has a scar on his wrist to remind him to never make that mistake again.
When you remove the negative (ground) cable first and accidentally complete a circuit, there won't be any current flow because the cable is already grounded. Then, when you remove the positive cable second, it can touch metal without harm because there isn't a return path to the negative battery terminal.
Van GoghI saw a clever commercial while watching the Super Bowl. I think it was for Jack in The Box. Some stoner was driving a '70s-style custom van and trying to order fast food.
Looking at the van got me thinking about how trends recycle and wondering if there was some way use old van culture cues on my '02 Chevy S-10 without going too far. I'd like to find some elements of the era without making my truck look stupid.
I can't envision anything shag, but maybe there are some external' cues that would work. i'd like to do the work myself and for it to not be anything that couldn't be undone easily. what do you think?John Clarkstonvia e-mail
That would be so groovy and far out if you could add a little shaggin' wagon styleto your S-10, but just a little. Excess seemed to mark custom vans, but as you suggest, a couple minor classic cues could be just the thing.
Borrowing bits and pieces from past trends works for fashion and automotive designers. The trick is to invoke a little nostalgia without evoking a little nausea.
Many classic custom van paint tricks were quite simple and could be done by do-ityourself customizers. Large, elaborate murals were quite the rage, but we'd stay away from cactus collages. Our suggestion is to employ some old paint tricks within the boundaries of some stripes or other more contemporary graphics. Make the stripes appear relatively solid from a distance, but when viewed up close the details will stand out. if you want to be extra conservative, apply the paint tricks underneath the hood, inside the bed, or on some interior surfaces.
A little paint and an airbrush should get you started. A very simple trick was to spray the edge of a paint strainer. That left various arcs that could be made into simple or complex patterns. Stencils made out of manila file folders were popular, but they have a short lifespan because paint deteriorates the edges.
Freak drops are a simple trick. Using an airbrush, deposit a heavy burst of paint. Then, use air alone to make the paint spread in amoeba type patterns. Overlapping freak drops in a variety of colors gives an interesting pattern to a stripe.
Lace painting is where lace or other fabric with holes is taped to the panel and painted over. when the lace is removed it leaves a distinctive pattern.
Cob-webbing or spider-webbing is where paint is applied so thick that it spits strings of paint instead of atomizing. A full-size spray gun or touch-up gun is needed because extrathick paint won't spray through an airbrush.
Plastic wrap, such as Saran wrap, was used to lift or mottle areas of paint that weren't dry. Usually, a pearl or metallic color was sprayed first and allowed to dry. Then, a contrasting color was applied quite wet and manipulated with the plastic wrap before it dried. Aluminum foil was also bunched up and used to texture wet paint.
Endless line painting was where a base color was applied within a panel, and after it dried, 1/8-inch fine line tape was used to make a continuous, twisting, winding line. A contrasting color was used to follow the tape. when the tape was removed an endless line with fuzzy edges was the result.
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Just got my PS4 yesterday along with Killzone Shadownfall and Battlefield 4 w/ premium. Im originally a 360 person but I got sick of microsoft's defective products. Im still getting the hang of how things work on sony, you guys sure dont like to use mics huh..
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I just got my PS4 yesterday and got Battlefield 4 from the upgrade thing. Might pick up injustice ultimate edition and do the same thing since I dont have plans of selling my ps3 and Im the only one in my circle of friends and relatives to have a ps4 , they still have ps3's
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I just got my PS4 two days ago!
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I received mine Christmas day and I have enjoyed it every day since. I have BF4 and Resogun with AC4 on the way. Really looking forward to seeing how good AC4 looks on the PS4.
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Got my PlayStation 4 yesterday. Loving it so far. I was lucky to get it too since it was the very last one at the local GameStop. Got Tomb Raider Defintitive Edition, Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, and Knack with it. Also downloaded Don't Starve since I have PS+. Got inFamous: Second Son pre-ordered as well.
Thinking of getting Killzone Shadow Fall, Need For Speed: Rivals, NBA 2K14, and Lego Marvel Superheroes. Maybe also Thief shortly after it releases. Did switch my Watch Dogs pre-order over from PlayStation 3 to PlayStation 4.
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Oh, and I picked up a PS Vita since I think remote play is finally one of the best featured ever!
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Bechem United lose two goalkeepers to injuries in Premier League defeat
Ten-man Bechem United lost two goalkeepers to injuries in their 2-0 defeat at Hasaacas on Wednesday, forcing defender Patrick Cole to finish the match in goal.
First choice Ernest Adu was rushed to the hospital unconscious after a player of the home side kneed him in the head.
Replacement goalkeeper Maxwell Eshun was carried off on a stretcher before the 75th minute mark with a shin injury after collided his an opposite player.
Defender Patrick Cole had to dress up as a makeshift goalkeeper after head coach Tom Strand had exhausted his substitution.
Bechem United have slipped to sixth on the First Capital Plus Premier League table.
This means the Hunters have got only one fit goalkeeper- Osei Boateng-available for selection in their next match on Sunday against Inter Allies at home.
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Ignore me please. Wrong list. But it might be worth running RAT on the AOOo tree, to get a feel for the tool and the results. http://incubator.apache.org/rat/ -Rob On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 4:49 PM, Rob Weir <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > To see how much work we have on IP clearance, I ran RAT, with results here: > > http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/odf/pmc/ip-clearance/rat.txt > > Most of the issues flagged fall into these categories: > > 1. Test documents, in ODF format. I'm not sure what we can do about > them. We could put the license in the documents as metadata. But RAT > wouldn't know how to find the license in the metadata. Of course, in > the future RAT could be enhanced, to use the ODF Toolkit to find this > license. Or we could just treat test documents as binary files. > > 2. Maven's pom.xml -- we could add license as an XML comment? > > 3. ODF's schema files, in Relax NG format. These are copyright by > OASIS, the consortium where ODF is standardized. The notice in the > schema is shown here: > > http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/odf/trunk/generator/schema2template/src/main/resources/examples/odf/OpenDocument-v1.2-csprd03-schema.rng > > This is used as input to the code generation, which is a build-time > process that generates a portion of the Java code directly from the > ODF schema. So the schema definition document is not part of the > runtime, though it would be part of our source code release. > > Note that this schema definition is not under an open source software > license, but it does have a license that allows unrestricted use, > redistribution, etc. as well as creation of derived works. But it > does have a restriction on modifications. > > I assume we'll need to take this to legal-discuss to get this classified. > > > 4. Some configuration files, .properties, .vm, etc. We should be able > to add a license notice there. > > 5. A few Java files that lack a license header. I think we should > check their history in Hg, and establish their provenance. > > > -Rob >
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Made before Midnight in Paris and To Rome With Love, the slight, tight and amusing offering from the prolific Allen arrives here three years after its debut. That may be down to its lukewarm critical reception in the Northern Hemisphere, but in its own unassuming way it's an engaging and playful inquiry into the nature of faith - in an existential rather than religious sense.
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Helena (Jones) is divorced by her husband Alfie (Hopkins), who in the midst of the mother of midlife crises marries a call girl (Punch, in a role initially intended for Nicole Kidman), who does a lot more for his libido than his bank balance.
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Like advertisers in every industry, pharmaceutical marketing professionals always need to keep an eye on the most effective methods to get their messages across. Some marketers may choose direct mail services, while others focus on integrated campaigns. The real value in healthcare marketing lies in direct-to-consumer advertising, though marketers are still split over the best way to achieve this.
According to World of DTC Marketing, pharmaceutical companies continue to funnel most of their advertising resources into television and print ads. Even though other – and arguably more popular – mediums such as the Internet exist, the focus that pharmaceutical marketing services give to the electronic space is limited. If advertisers are to succeed in the future, several industry observers are urging for the industry to review its priorities and increase advertising space within the online sphere.
Examining the data
When studying market analytics, a great amount of information can be gleaned from the spending histories of pharmaceutical organizations. According to data compiled by Nielson and reported by World of DTC Marketing, Big Pharma spent almost 10 percent more on advertising in 2013 – $3.8 billion – than in 2012 – $3.4 billion. While this may seem like good news for those in favor of more digital advertising, a breakdown of the numbers tells a different story.
Television continues to be the most popular medium among pharmaceutical marketing services. The industry spent $2.48 billion on commercials in 2013, a 12.7 percent increase from 2012. Magazine advertising saw a boost as well, with a 6.6 percent increase to $1.09 billion. Rounding out the top three most popular advertising mediums was newspapers. Even though newspaper advertising fell by 28.9 percent from 2012 to 2012, pharmaceutical marketing services still spent a combined $149 million.
Then, fourth on the list, is Internet advertising. The online space garnered only $59.8 million in funding and saw a 14.4 percent year-to-year drop.
Making a change
The statistics suggest that pharmaceutical marketing services are moving away from digital media opportunities and clinging to traditional mediums such as television and magazines. However, some experts are arguing that this may be the exact opposite direction the industry should want to head in.
"I don't think anyone has figured it out yet," David Adelman, founding partner of Moddern Marketing, told Medical Marketing & Media. "That said, I'd say that probably half the searches being conducted right now are happening on mobile devices."
According to Adelman, a small but vocal minority of industry leaders are keeping advertising services from launching into the digital sphere with as much gusto as possible. Clients may also be reluctant to spend excessive amounts of money on digital campaigns in an untapped medium, preferring instead to rely on tried-and-true methods.
A.J. Triano, vice president of connected health at inVentiv Health's Palio+Ignite, criticized this stodgy mentality and urged the industry to force itself into a risk with digital marketing.
"When it comes to technology and trying new things, the [pharmaceutical industry's] sweet spot is to not be first, but to be a smart second," Triano told MM&M. "[Clients] want to get in after they've seen one or two early adopters try something new without getting slapped with a fine."
Not only did Triano criticize this rationale as backwards, but it may also stifle the innovation the he claimed is necessary to stay in contact with consumers. While millions of people still watch TV, Triano believed that most people simply tune those messages out.
"With mobile, our behavior shifts," Triano said. "We become task-specific seekers. We take in more of what's on the screen."


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Food Processor Power
Power is an incredibly important consideration when looking for the best food processor. A powerful motor will help you get consistent results every time. You will get even, uniform slicing, mincing and chopping. You will be able to make nut butters with ease without worrying about motor strain. Bread dough is easily kneaded in minutes. Pasta dough comes together quickly and painlessly. Ceasar dressing or mayonnaise can be emulsified without fear of separation. You can easily see why adequate power is so important when buying a new food processor.
Wattage and Power Efficiency
Many modern customers are obsessed with wattage and think watts are synonymous with power. In general, more watts will contribute to a more powerful food processor capable of performing kitchen tasks with ease. However, it is also very important to appreciate the role efficiency plays when considering overall power available in any food processor. A motor may use a lot of watts simply because it is not energy-efficient, leaving you with an appliance that wastes a lot of electricity without providing you with the power you want.
Motor Types
You should consider the type of motor used in any type of small appliance you are considering purchasing. There are two main types of food processor motors: direct driven and belt driven. In a belt driven food processor the motor is located to the side of the work bowl and connected by a belt. In a direct driven food processor the work bowl sits on top of the motor. This leads to a more efficient transfer of power. As a result a food processor with a direct driven 750 watt motor will almost always outperform a food processor with a belt driven 750 watt motor.
Variations Within Each Motor Type
There are certainly many differences within the two main motor categories. One good example of this; the Viking Food Processor has a unique 625 watt direct drive induction motor. While other models offer more wattage, in an induction motor alternating current (AC) voltages are induced by the magnetic and rotating field of the stator in the circuit. An induction motor is constructed with elements of steel, aluminum and copper. While this makes them more expensive than universal motors, it also increases their quality, durability and efficiency. The Viking likely has the most pronounced difference when it comes to motor type variation, but many other variables are present among the top brands.
Sorting Through All The Information Available
So how are you supposed to sort through all of this? It is difficult to know how well powered a food processor will be by simply reading the stats provided by the maker. That's where customer reviews become incredibly useful. Through truthful and unbiased customer reviews you can gauge the efficiency and durability of a food processor. People who have actually used the product can tell you if the motor struggles on certain tasks. You'll find out if the food processor you are considering buying makes a chunky mush out of vegetables when trying to chop them. This type of specific product information will provide insight you won't find anywhere else. Check out a detailed Food Processor Buying Guide as well as thousands of reviews by visiting Food Processor Reviews.


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Which version of the JDM WRX's has the best engine?
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Which version of the JDM WRX's has the best engine?
Well without going into the 22b motor or spec c and other one off motors, then either v-7 with big ports or a v8. The v8 have big ports heads but different pistons. Either way the 8k rev limiter is fun.
0-60 faster then your first sexual experience.
"You've come far, and though you're far from the end
You don't mind where you are, cause you know where you've been"
which yearmodel of the version 7 is the best?
In the year 2000 the first v7 came out. there is also v6 year 2000
Has the 2000 v6 the same engine setup although the 2000 v7?
didnt you or sum1 else already ask this?
90 degree weather
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Who's Denny Crane?
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Denny Crane for President
Ok, I'm lost...
Who's Denny Crane?
The character played by William Shatner on the sitcom Boston Legal. One of the very few shows I actually watch. They treat their audience as if they're actually intelligent... what a concept.
Denny's an outspoken advocate of constitutional law and conservative values, and if he really existed, I'd vote for him
Alan Shore for VP?
@Golden Dragon
You can't link to a file in YOUR mailbox. We can't see it without your password, and I'm sure you don't want to give that to the entire forum.
Download the file to your hard drive and then upload it to a file hosting service such as Free File Hosting Made Simple - MediaFire
Then give us THAT link.
Pete Zaria.
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.
- Margaret Mead
"Booger Hook Off the Bang Switch" - unknown
Can I just write him in?
Glock 27
Okay, I received the video that went along with this thread, uploaded it, linked it to the original post. Since we now have something to actually look at, I also re-opened it. Pretty funny stuff.
Coimhéad fearg fhear na foighde; Beware the anger of a patient man.
Dr. Ralph Stanley for Pres
Μολὼν λαβέ
I'm just one root in a grassroots organization. No one should assume that I speak for the VCDL.
I am neither an attorney-at-law nor I do play one on television or on the internet. No one should assumes my opinion is legal advice.
Veni, Vidi, Velcro
He has my vote!! Need to put of the ending clip of that episode while they are sitting outside.
That was awesome!! Even my wife laughed at it...
Magazine <> clip - know the difference
martyr is a fancy name for crappy fighter
You have never lived until you have almost died. For those that have fought for it, life has a special flavor the protected will never know
I'm in! He's the man!
Assault is a behavior, not a device.
"Don't never take no shortcuts." Patty Reed, Donner Party
Lifetime NRA member
I'm thinking Boston Legal may make my TIVO list!
"Do not fear those who disagree with you; fear those that do and are too cowardly to admit it" - Napoleon
Lex et Libertas Semper Vigilo, Fortis, Paratus, et Fidelis!
"Not only do the people who put their lives on the line to protect the rest of us deserve better, we all deserve better than to have our own security undermined by those who undermine law enforcement." -Thomas Sowell
I'd vote for him!
You folks can vote for Denny Crane if you want to but I'm voting for Paris Hilton. If she can become as famous as she has with absolutely no talent she should be able to handle the gubmint.


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A Suggestion:
As you are aware, the National Science Foundation has shifted to a paperless mechanism for submission of proposals, reviews and requests. The web-based application is called Fastlane. Generally, the system lives up to its name but it is a work-in-progress and there are occasions when an unusual font or graphic throws it into catatonia. As a result, there are cases when a document is submitted and I do not become aware of its existence for weeks on end. When this happens it usually involves proposal submission -- only very rarely does it affect other items. As proposals are time sensitive, it is important for me to be able to get the problem corrected so that it can be distributed for a timely review.
So, if you submit a proposal to the National Science Foundation, I STRONGLY urge you to drop me an email telling me that it was submitted. Providing the proposal number would be greatly appreciated. This is a seven digit number (currently starting 02). This way I will know to look for it and act if it does not appear after a reasonable time. Feel free to include names and contact information for potential, non-conflicted reviewers in the email too.
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State to replace Tiverton seawall broken by Sandy
Repairs begin this week on a Tiverton Basin seawall that was undermined by last year's Tropical Storm Sandy.
The $600,000 project is meant to protect a 200-foot stretch of now-vulnerable Riverside Drive in Tiverton from damage or collapse should another storm strike, said Frank Corrao, deputy chief engineer of the state Department of Transportation (DOT).
"The road is fine right now but without repairs to that seawall it could be vulnerable in future storms," Mr. Corrao said.
The contract calls for American Site Corporation of Johnston to replace the damaged seawall with a new stone masonry seawall along a section of Riverside Drive not far north of where the road meets Main Road. The company will then replace the crumbling asphalt sidewalk with a concrete sidewalk and install a new "four-bar rail" in place of the rusted fence that stands there now.
"When they are done the road and sidewalk should not only be more safe and secure but will also look much better," Mr. Corrao said.
This work is part of a $1.4 million contract awarded recently by the DOT that also includes projects in Westerly and Narragansett.
Terms of the contract call for the federal government to pay 80 percent of the bill and for the state to pay the remaining 20 percent.
Before they begin replacing the wall, crews will build a temporary support for the bluff and place erosion controls along the water's edge.
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GAA: Antrim on hunt for success
Antrim, having collected the Ulster Minor B camogie title, are now looking to achieve more success only this time at a higher level.
The Saffrons recent victory over great rivals Down at Pairc Esler Newry has fired the belief that more silverware can be attained and a massive step in this direction can be taken on Sunday when they will face either Clare or Galway in the All Ireland A semi-final.
Antrim officials and players are aware that they will need to improve even further on the form they showed against Down if they are to make the All Ireland decider. Gemma McCann, spokesperson for the Antrim side, believes that their spirit and work ethic will prove crucial in their last four meeting.
"The girls are working very hard for each other. We knew we had to turn in a big performance against Down who had beaten us previously and thankfully we landed the Ulster title.
"But now we will be under much more pressure," says Creggan club member Gemma.
Sinead Laverty, Rachelle Macari, Briannan McDonnell and Roisin O'Boyle are the key players in a Saffrons team that encompasses pace and skill up front and a high level of organisation at the back.
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Federal Highway Administration
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US Department of Transportation
Subject: ACTION: Consideration and Implementation of Proven Safety Countermeasures
Date: July 10, 2008
From: Jeffrey A. Lindley, Associate Administrator for Safety
In Reply Refer To: HSSI
To: Division Administrators, Federal Lands Highway Division Engineers
Improving safety is a top priority of the US Department of Transportation, and FHWA remains strongly committed to reducing highway fatalities and serious injuries on our Nation's highways. We know that a comprehensive mix of strategies is required—including stronger policies to support system-wide and sustainable improvements. We believe our area of greatest potential influence is how Federal funds are used and targeted to implement improvements that will have a positive impact on safety.
In our stewardship and oversight role for federally funded highway programs, we have the opportunity to strongly encourage Federal, State, local agencies, and tribal governments to include safety in their investment decision-making process. While there is still much work to do on determining the precise effectiveness of some safety countermeasures, we are highly confident that certain processes, infrastructure design techniques, and highway features are effective and should be encouraged whenever Federal funds are used. Safety should be considered at every stage of the project development process. Every investment decision should consider the impact on safety and every federally funded project should include appropriate safety enhancement features.
This guidance memorandum highlights when and where we believe certain processes, design techniques, or safety countermeasures should be used. This document also includes countermeasure descriptions and background on the proven effectiveness and benefits; a statement on when the countermeasure or process should be applied; links to reference documents; and current FHWA technical contacts for each topic. This guidance was developed based on effectiveness data for various crash types compiled from a variety of sources. It reflects the types of circumstances and situations that we are confident will yield high pay-offs and be cost beneficial for all projects.
We need your leadership to encourage our partners to apply this guidance as they make investment decisions and develop projects. I am requesting that all Federal-aid and Federal Lands Division Offices review this guidance and meet with officials in their State and with tribal governments, as well as Federal partners, to determine how and when they can consider these measures to improve safety when federally funded investments are pursued. In discussing this guidance with your safety partners, it will be particularly important to address the need for comprehensive high quality safety data as a foundational element for facilitating project and program decisions. Data systems should be continually improved to help foster better decision-making.
The Office of Safety believes that widespread implementation of these safety countermeasures can serve to accelerate the achievement of local, State and national safety goals. We are currently considering whether to advance one or more elements of this guidance through a formal rulemaking process. As your office works with your State, tribal governments, and Federal partners in implementing your State's Strategic Highway Safety Plan and providing stewardship and oversight of federally funded investments, we would appreciate feedback on your experiences in using this guidance. We also invite your input on other potential safety guidance needs.
List of guidance documents included herein:
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|2. Rumble Strips and Rumble Stripes
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Rumble strips are raised or grooved patterns on the roadway that provide both an audible warning (rumbling sound) and a physical vibration to alert drivers that they are leaving the driving lane. They may be installed on the roadway shoulder or on the centerline of undivided highways. If the placement of rumble strips coincides with centerline or edgeline striping, the devices are referred to as rumble stripes.
Centerline Rumble Strips and Rumble Stripes: The 2005 NCHRP Synthesis 339 (data from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety study on centerline rumble strips in September 2003) found that head-on and opposite direction sideswipe injury crashes were reduced by an estimated 25% at sites treated with centerline rumble strips or stripes. Centerline rumble strips/stripes have been shown to provide a crash reduction factor of 14% of all crashes and 15% of injury crashes on rural two-lane roads.
Shoulder Rumble Strips and Rumble Stripes: Continuous shoulder rumble strips (CSRS) can be applied on many miles of rural roads in a cost-effective manner. Studies have documented the following crash reduction benefits:
Shoulder rumble stripes have not been studied to the same extent; however, they show great potential for reducing run-off-the-road crashes in addition to improving night-time visibility.
|Guidance Statement/Application:
Rumble Strips or Rumble Stripes should be provided on all new rural freeways and on all new rural two-lane highways with travel speeds of 50 mph or greater. In addition, State 3R and 4R policies should consider:
Federal and local agencies and tribal governments administering highway projects using Federal funds should also be encouraged to adopt similar policies for providing rumble strips or rumble strips.
|Reference Documents and Guidelines:
NCHRP Project 17-32, Guidance for the Design and Application of Shoulder and Centerline Rumble Strips (projected release date of August 2008) http://www.trb.org/trbnet/projectdisplay.asp?projectid=458
Technical Advisory 5040.35, Roadway Shoulder Rumble Strips http://safety.fhwa.dot.gov/roadway_dept/policy_guide/t504035.cfm
NCHRP Synthesis 339, Centerline Rumble Strips http://onlinepubs.trb.org/Onlinepubs/nchrp/nchrp_syn_339.pdf
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Discussion in 'Photo & Video Gallery' started by Cableguy, Apr 18, 2007.
Thats what I thought you said "be-yotch!
looks like his tae kwon-dog was no match for cat-jitsu
that has to be one of the funniest things that i have seen in a while flatman.
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This is a discussion on Why do SCION XB'S wanna race me- within the Comparison: WRX vs World forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; ricers~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...
LiFe Is ToOoOo ShOrT
They admire your car and just wants to see it move.
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Mods: In my profile
haha my boy has an xb it strangely fits him and he keeps it clean but it tops out at 97 mph after that it craps out over the redline its quite the pathetic lil car and how dare people ever think they are fast wtf it looks like the lil bus from elelmentary school...just tell the xb owners to keep listening to there bump and putt along there marry way cuz for whatever reason those cars make people happy
lol i happen to like the styling. we live in a world that says "me too." the xB might be ugly, but it's refreshingly ugly. Hollywood ugly, not ugly ugly.Originally Posted by black-boxer429
and not everyone can afford the good stuff, i'm sure he'd get a faster car if he could i know i would!
embattled, we prevail...only victory exhaled.
I too like the looks of the xb, wish it had 2/4 wheel drive offered.
There is no such thing as, "too much Horse Power"!
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LOL...that's priceless...
i do feel kinda bad though, the guy who sold me my rex had to get an xB. apparently he got married and bought a house and had to get something economical...but hey i made out right?
2003 WRX wagon-COBB stage 2
1970 240z-28,000 mi, unrestored original, mint
this kid at my school has an xb. keeps naming off crap that the guy before him did to it (cold air intake, exhaust, headers) and wants to race. i keep telling him about the price of premium gas.....ill probably end up showing him the tailights of my subbie. but maybe im under estamating the power in the box. idk.
LOL someone wanted to race me 2 days ago. I stopped at a traffic light minding my own business when a loud vehicle stops right next to me. I didn't look at this point, all I know is it's obnoxiously loud. Then it revved it's engine once. I still didn't look as not to ensue the confrontation of racing. It revved it's engine twice. So I looked over and I see a ran down older hellaflush pickup truck with with a ginormous spoiler.
I was so dumb founded by the whole scene that I didn't even realize the light as turned green. He took off very loud and slow which made his truck look even slower. He was followed by a hellaflush dodge neon with all the works(very dark tinting, tinted brake lights). What embarrassed me the most was a hellaflush Hawkeye WRX followed last with the same works(lowered to the point where it was bouncing around a smooth corner, very dark tinting, and tinted brake lights) . One thing is for sure... I'm glad I didn't associate with them and acted like a tool by giving in and racing(not like I race anyway ).
2011 WRX Limited Spark Silver (5 Door)
Sinister's Blowoff Valve FAQ
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To put it in perspective, this thread started when TB was in 5th or 6th grade...
And back then premium gas was cheap -- maybe $1.50 a gallon.
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1992 Lexus SC400 - slow resto project
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An older TC on I15 during rush hour traffic wanted to race me a few days ago. Kept rolling up next to me and taking off, super loud, super low, supa cool driveh. He had aviators and a flat brim cap. Screams of awesomeness.
I honestly didn't even know how to respond to this guy so I just rolled up my windows and turned my AC on. It's sad when some drivers give a bad name to their cars.
Edit : Aw crap, did I just post in a Mesozoic Era thread? How the hell do these get brought up so often here? I've never seen a forum where this happens so much
2010 Subaru WRX
The "Similar Threads" box at the bottom of the page seems to spur a lot of it.
Grandfather of the Bugeye Mafia
2013 Subaru BRZ Limited
2002 Subaru WRX Bugeyebrid Wagon -- SOLD
2002 Subaru WRX Sedan -- SOLD
Yeah I get alot of TC's that think they are fast... when it is clearly not the case.
Not again
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May 14, 2013
Recap | Box Score | Photo Gallery
Junior OF Michael O'Neill, who is hitting .361 (78-for-216) to lead the team, was 3-for-4 with a solo homer, a double and a single with a run scored and one RBI. O'Neill extended his current hitting streak to five games with his first-inning single. The homer is O'Neill's 11th career round-tripper.
O'Neill is hitting .306 (26-for-85) in Big Ten play to rank second on the team behind freshman SS Travis Maezes at .398 (33-for-83).
O'Neill leads the team with a personal-best 28 multi-hit games in 2013, and he has 60 career multiple-hit games. He has six three-hit games in 2013 and 13 in his U-M career.
O'Neill has hits in 42 of the 51 games this season and in 46 of his last 55 games in the past two seasons.
O'Neill collected his team-leading 17th double of the season in the eighth inning, pushing his career total to 37 doubles and 198 hits in 146 career games as a Wolverine.
Sophomore RF Kyle Jusick, who is hitting .280 (30-for-107), was 2-for-4 with a pair of run-scoring singles. Jusick, who extended his personal season-best hitting streak to four games with his second-inning single, has eight multi-hit games in 2013.
Sophomore OF/DH Kevin White, who is hitting .271 (38-for-140), was 1-for-4 with his 11th double of the season in the ninth inning, extending his season-best hitting streak to six games.
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Hello again Sand Trappers and welcome to another volume of Hittin' the Links. How about Ernie Els? Just when I thought he might be washed up, he comes storming back. Maybe there is hope for John Daly… nah!
In this edition of HTL, we start off with a peek at Lefty's revamped schedule, them find out what Finchem is hoping for, and look at Tiger's happy home. Also, we investigate South Park's next victim, check out an unlucky woman's golf injury and do a wrap up of the week's events. Read on!