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Today is my first time to this forum or any hunting forum for that matter. I am from Minnesota and getting ready for an early doe season this weekend coming. I am very excited. It will be my third hunt. The first time out I shot an 8 point buck and got skunked the second time. LOL! I have been practicing shooting though, and I feel totally ready to get a few more. I will be taking my 14 year old daughter with me this year and she is looking forward to it as well. I am going to read through the posts here and see if I can find a few good tips for our hunt. I am looking forward to getting to know some of you here.:pickle:
welcome to the site. glad you picked us to be your first forum. to get an 8 pointer on your first hunt you may be disappointed for awhile. good luck this year and im sure your have a great time hunting with your girl.
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Welcome, glad to have you aboard. I wish you and your daughter only the best of luck this season. The only real solid advice I could give you is to take advantage of SCENT CONTROL. Soap, shampoo, deodorant, detergent, fabric sheets, field spray, and don't forget the chewing gum. GO GET 'EM.
Thanks for the welcome. Our early anterless season was just for saturday and sunday. On Saturday my daughter went out in the morning and quickly we found out that she is not ready to be a deer hunter (possibly never will be) as she found herself laughing out loud uncontrollably, and not able to stay quiet. So she opted out for the rest of the day (thank goodness) I did shoot a doe later in the day! but did not see anything else. I am planning to bow hunt this year for the first time, and My father surprised me with a brand new browning micro adrenaline bow with all the trimmings! I was very excited. I can hardly wait to get started on that. Happy hunting to you all!
congrats on the doe and the new gear. those unexpected gifts that we actually like are always nice.
and maybe your daughter will get a little older and start liking it. you never know.
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|22nd December 2007, 01:29 PM
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I've actually decided to take a few others advice and look into a 4 channel amp for my highs as my lows are just perfect right now and changing the amp is not what I need as it will only give me a little bit more power and I'm already pushing it at the RMS level for my subs. I had already bought the JL amp before my head unit and this head unit with the 5 volt preouts has givin me the punch I was looking for. So, I'm just happy with my Alpine and will resell the JL Audio on Ebay. That being said though, this thread is not for none as I'm still going to have to upgrade my power wire if I plan on adding another amp. I do already have a distribution block that accepts 4 gauge wire and that can put out 4 - 8 gauge wires to different applications so I'll just get some 4 gauge wire from Crutchfield and will probably try to upgrade the wire maybe next weekend or wait till I get a 4 channel amp and then hook it up. I'm just worried about the amperage now...
If I get a 4 channel amp that might have a 30amp fuse on it.
Sub amp has two 20amp fuses for 40amps.
My alternator is supposely 70amps. Is this overkill?
If it is, I might just turn the gain down a little bit on the sub amp and make due.
|22nd December 2007, 05:14 PM
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You can't go by fuses anymore, everyone puts huge ones in. I have tested little amps (up to ~100wrms/ch) right into clipping with 7.5a fuses and they don't blow (ok, only for a song or two)....they come with 20-30a fuses. I used to run an old amp that spec'ed at a 24 amp draw max (2x60/80wrms at 4/2ohm) plus the exact same amp for high side and every week or two I would blow a 30a fuse at the battery on big bass music. I was running the sub amp hard at 2ohms on 4 10s right up to clipping (It would not clip WOT), and 6x9/tweeters/mids on the highside amp at 2ohms also.
Maybe someone who has a proper test rig can tell us if new amps can actually blow their fuses under any normal use, or even on a bench with a sine wave.
But like I said before you have to put a sine wave (solid bass) into it at max volume to ever see that draw so it depends on your use. Also, if you run the high side amp with a HP crossover it is unlikely it will ever pull full power as bass is what takes the juice. If I were you I would just add a 4-5ga wire, follow the one you have now and add it right in. Tie them together or use the 8ga for high amp, just fuse both at battery whatever you do. Make sure nothing can cut that wire (sharp edges/etc) and zip tie them together if you can.
If you have a good battery it should work ok, unless you play bass tracks loud as it goes all the time. Even then so your voltage will drop to the battery and you lose some wattage until you upgrade...your lights will dim/etc.
|22nd December 2007, 05:31 PM
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Here's how I was going to do it...
Replace the 8 awg power wire from the battery to the amp already in the car with 4 gauge (With a inline fuse holder and fuse of course). Connect the 4 gauge to my distriibution block and use 2 of the 8 gauge openings on it for the amplifiers. Everything else is pretty much standard procedure for hookup. That should work shouldn't it? I use to have dimming light issues in my old Hyundai Excel hatchback back in the 90's but then again, I don't think that had as big a alternator as my Civic does now. I also had it this way but only had 8 awg wire total for both amps. It worked and sounded great like that so hopefully it will work out like this as well. I'm watching a couple Alpine 4 channel amps on Ebay right now.
Also as a quick note: I still have my old PPI Sedona 50ix and that only has a 25amp fuse but it is a 2 channel amp. It is 2 ohm stable at 90 watts (4ohms is 50w x 2). Would it make sense to maybe use that and wire my 4 speakers in parallel for a 2ohm load and keep the gain way down? It has turn on and off pops though but I could hook the remote wire for that amp up to the remote antenna input of the HU.
|22nd December 2007, 05:46 PM
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what you are failing to look at is that at 70 amps is most likely max on your alt . now because your fuses say 20,20,30 your amps are not going to draw that many amps that is the max they can take before thay blow but now you have to think about what else your car needs to run at the same time ie.headlights,windshield wipers,parking lights ,cars computer the radio its self it also has to keep your battery charged what i would say you need to do is get four GA or bigger come off of your bat. to a 80 to 100 amp fuse back to a fuse block with a 40 amp fuse to your 4ch and a 30 to your sub amp on your sub amp run a 1 farad cap and you should be fine . partsexpress.com has every thing you need 4AWG wire part #100-194 $1.95 /ft ,in line fuse holder 070-660 $8.25 ,fuse block part#263-611 $31.89 ,cap part#268-420 $89.89, heavy duty ring terminals part# 263-625 $2.85 this i some ideas it sounds like a lot but when you have to start replacing alternators it is a little to pay prime example i had a 1992 pon. sunbird with a 3.1 v6 5 speed 2 soundstreem 12's 1 Rubicon 302 amp 1 highfonics 4 Chanel amp running my Polk 6x9's and Polk 5.25 components i went through 4 alternators at $150.00 EA for a rebuilt till i got better wires and a cap then i never needed a new alt again parts express shuld have all that you need to do it right
|22nd December 2007, 07:12 PM
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Ok..Found a 4 gauge amp kit with the wire and everything and a 2.0 farad cap for $104.85 with shipping and handling. Only thing is the fuse holder only holds a 60amp fuse. Does all that sound good and would I need to replace that fuse with a 80amp ag fuse, which seems to be the highest they come in?
Then all I would need to do is run the wire (And get a fuse block of course) and put in my PPI amplifier (Best and least expensive choice but has a turn on and off pop) or another amplifier if I decide on one and be good to go.
|22nd December 2007, 07:46 PM
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I bought a used 1f cap off ebay for 15 shipped, supposedly 1f per 1,000 watts is what you need. If you add new wire to your 8ga you have even larger wire=4ga+8ga=even better. The PPI would work fine, you can even put a little resistor on the rears if you want...think I used to put a few ohms on them. My kit came with a 100A fuse in it. I have a pile of 50s and 60s here and likely all mine needs anyway for 700w.
|22nd December 2007, 08:19 PM
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look in partsexpress if your fuse type is agu they have 10 up to 80A if you have a wafer type they have 60 A to 300A or if you go to a shop in your area you can get 100A the only reason for the fuse holder off of the bat. is if the wire between the bat. and amps shorts out you wont blow up your bat. now 80A would be fine me personally i like 100A
|22nd December 2007, 09:04 PM
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How about a Stinger 4 gauge multi amp kit that comes with a Distr Block (Which I already have...Will still have to get a fuse dist block) and 150amp wafer fuse for the front and all the wiring I need. I already have another pair of RCA cables. This all for $69.95 and free shipping. I then will need to get a cap which I'm looking at one new 1 farad that ends in a day and 20hours for $9.99
Nevermind on that...I'll keep searching...just found a Rockford Fosgate 4 gauge kit with a 100amp Maxi fuse...For about $50.00. Is this a good one?
|22nd December 2007, 09:20 PM
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Remember the walmart 5ga kit I posted with the 100a is $32 if you add it to your 8ga....likely even by itself. I think the fuse block is permanent on it but the distro block is not.
|22nd December 2007, 09:28 PM
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It's just, if I'm going to take all the time and effort to poke through that hole again, then I'm going to want to do it the right way so I'd rather just upgrade to 4 gauge rather than try and twist and reclamp 2 8 gauge wires together. It's easier just to replace the wire all together
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Ian was born in Ballarat developed his desire to become a veterinarian from his father Len who was one of the founding members of practice. Ian graduated from Melbourne University in 1983 and began private practice for 1 year in Kyabram and then 2 years in an equine practice in Adelaide. A residency in Equine Surgery at Michigan State University between 1987 and 1990 then followed. During this period Ian also completed a Master of Science Degree, his Thesis being on laryngeal reinnervation in the horse. In 1992 Ian passed the examination to become a member of the Australian College of Veterinary Scientists in the Equine Surgery Chapter. In 2009 Ian also took the examination for Fellowship of the College which has resulted in his registration as a Specialist in Equine Surgery, one of only 12 registered in the state of Victoria Ian started work at the Ballarat Veterinary Practice in 1990 and joined the Partnership in 1993. Along with past partners Kim McKellar, Peter Everist and Bruce Sidebottom and current partners Brian Anderson and Andrew Cust, Ian has helped build and develop the Equine Clinic at Miners Rest into the facility that exists today. Ian's special interest is laryngeal reinnervation in horses. Following his Masters Degree from Michigan State University, Ian has operated on over 300 horses suffering from laryngeal hemiplegia or "roaring" as it is commonly known. The nerve muscle pedicle graft that Ian helped develop while at Michigan State University is only performed at a few Veterinary centres around the world. Further research to enhance the technique has been undertaken at Michigan State University, Melbourne University and most recently (2011) at the National Veterinary School of Maisons-Alfort in Paris all of which Ian has had input into. Ian is frequent presenter at conferences in Australia and overseas. In 2003, Ian and Brian Anderson where the only two invited speakers to attend a workshop on laryngeal hemiplegia for the Havemeyer Foundation in England. Recently while attending a respiratory surgery workshop in Paris, Ian was called to give an impromptu talk on laryngeal reinnervation to the delegates. In 2011 Ian with the assistance of Brian Anderson has re-written the book chapter of laryngeal surgery for Auer and Stick's "Equine surgery", one of the premier, world renowned texts on equine surgery. Ian since 1999 has travelled to Singapore, Macau and Kuala Lumpur on a regular basis to perform surgery and consult for trainers at the racetracks there. Ian regularly attends yearling sales for radiograph and horse assessments. Ian has been a committee member of the Ballarat Turf Club since 2004 and is currently President of the Club. In 2010/11 Ian has been the Chairman of the Stakeholder Committee as part of the Executive of Equine Veterinarians Australia. While thoroughbred and standardbred race horses make up a large part of his work, Ian is always happy to provide service to all breeds of horses.
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Brian has many years of experience in upper respiratory tract, orthopaedic and soft tissue surgery. He was the endoscopic consultant for New Zealand Bloodstock from 1996-2002 where he examined and adjudicated on the sales examination of the upper respiratory tract of thousands of Thoroughbred Yearlings. He has published the results of normal and abnormal function of the larynx in young thoroughbreds and described the cause and outcome of disease affecting the arytenoid cartilages (arytenoids chondritis). He has over 20 years of experience and expertise in the field of Nuclear Scintigraphy (Bone Scanning) and referral lameness evaluation.
To help his clients achieve the best results Brian strives to keep abreast of many new techniques and in the last 12 years has updated his skills in the area of stem cell and regenerative medical technology for tendon/ligament repair, specialist stifle arthroscopic techniques and received further specialist training in equine laparoscopy in Australia and the United States in 2009 and 2010. This led to the introduction of this innovative procedure to the practice. Both Brian and Ian Fulton have been interested in developing methods and techniques for performing standing surgery (which avoids the risks and cost of general anaesthesia) and now perform a number of techniques in the standing sedated horse including spine surgery, laser surgery of the upper respiratory tract, sinus surgery of the head, articular facet injections of the neck and back, skin grafts, eye enucleation, sarcoid therapy and wound repair.
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When not working Brian spends many hours playing with his three daughters, wining and dining with his wife, gyming, cycling and working on his 15 acre agistment farm where there are also 5 of the families horses, Ulrich the dachshund, Max the Jack Russell cross and Rufus the Abyssinian.
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Andrew studied for a Bachelor of Science at Latrobe University before travelling overseas to England, America and Argentina. On returning to Australia, he studied Veterinary Science at the University of Melbourne and graduated in 2001, his studies having included a stint of practical experience here at the Ballarat Veterinary Practice. Andrew started his career at the Kilmore Veterinary Practice, initially working with both large and small animals. Andrew grew up on a horse stud, has played polo in Australia and overseas and has also worked casually for Racing Victoria and Harness Racing Victoria, officiating at race meetings. Andrew and his wife Louisa then moved to Macau, China to live and work for the Macau Jockey Club, working with 1000 horses stabled at the Macau racetrack, returning to Australia in 2008. Andrew completed his Masters of Veterinary Studies, focussing on the relationship between horse hoof conformation and racing performance. Andrew joined the partnership in July 2010. More recently Andrew has attended a conference on "The Functional Hoof 2014" and a 5 day workshop the become a member of Equine Dental Vets Australia.
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Sarah enjoys all aspects of the equine industry, however she has a particular passion for sports medicine, lameness and diagnostic imaging. In her free time Sarah enjoys yoga, running and spending time with her Kentucky-bred dog Bella.
Dr Ruth H. Taylor BSc.(Hons), BVM&S., MANZCVS (Equine Medicine)
Ruth grew up in Devon, in South West England, which is a big horse and dairy farming area. Her family have always had horses and she grew up with pony club and hunting. She has competed at Advanced Intermediate level eventing. She studied at the University of Edinburgh, gaining a Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine and Science, including a Bachelor of Science degree with an emphasis on Equine Reproduction. Ruth has recently become a member of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in Equine Internal medicine. Her main interests are Equine Medicine and Anaesthesia. Outside of work, she has two very naughty dogs, she loves travelling, and Ruth also plays hockey and SCUBA dives.
Dr Michael L. Taylor BVSc (Hons) MACVSc (Equine Surgery)
Michael completed his Veterinary studies in Queensland before working for 5 years at the Morphettville Equine Clinic in Adelaide. During this time he developed a keen interest in race horses particularly in the areas of lameness, surgery and upper respiratory tract conditions. An active member of the equine veterinary community Michael was the SA representative for Equine Veterinarians Australia (EVA) from 2010 to 2012. Michael recently passed the Membership Exam with the Australian College of Veterinary Scientists in Equine Surgery. He joined the Ballarat Veterinary Practice team in July 2012 and spends the majority of his time working up cases in the clinic and servicing the local racing stables.
- Dr Jannah Pye BVetBio, BVSc (Hons)
Dr Kirsty Tyler BVSc
Kirsty grew up around Bacchus Marsh, and attended pony club from age 5, where her love of horses began. She graduated from the University of Melbourne in 1997 with a keen interest in equine practice, which has not wavered after 19 years in the field.
Kirsty has recently returned to the area she grew up in to join the BVP Equine Clinic team after selling her practice in South Gippsland. While enjoying all aspects of equine work her main interests are reproduction, performance horse medicine, imaging and racetrack practice.
Kirsty is an FEI official veterinarian attending eventing, dressage and showjumping competitions at an international level.
When not in vet mode, Kirsty is kept active with two busy, sporty sons and enjoys hiking, reading, catching up with friends and a glass of something bubbly!
- Dr. Alexandra Tapp BVSc. (Hons)
Dr Rachael Warren BSc.(Hons), BVM&S
Rachael grew up outside of Toronto, Canada and developed a passion for working with horses while riding at her local equestrian centre. After receiving her Biomedical Science degree from The University of Guelph, Rachael ventured to Scotland to study veterinary medicine at The University of Edinburgh. She enjoys all aspects of equine practice and has a particular interest in reproduction, internal medicine and soft tissue surgery. In her free time she enjoys being outdoors, travelling and catching up with friends.
Dr Brodie Argue BAnimalSc (Hons), BVetBiol, BVSc (Hons)
Brodie Argue grew up in the Macleay Valley, where he was exposed to horses at a very young age with his family heavily involved in campdraft and cutting horses and has been a regular competitor at the ABCRA national finals, moving up through the junior to the open ranks. Brodie has also been selected to compete a the equitana Australian open on two occasions. Brodie completed his veterinary science degree at Charles Sturt University were he trailed Intrafollicular insemination as a part of his final year honours. In 2015 Brodie was awarded the equine veterinarian Australia young member award for commitment to the industry. Brodie has a special interest in sports medicine, lameness, diagnostic imaging and artificial reproduction.
- Wei Yeh Lee BVetMed
Administrative staff
Paul Dempsey B App Sc. Ag., MBA.
BVP Chief Operating Officer
Paul comes to BVP with over 15 years experience in senior management and leadership roles in the Agribusiness and retail sectors. With skills in general and operations management, Paul is a commercial business leader who adopts a pragmatic, hands-on approach. Originally from the Canberra region, much of Paul's experience has been gained throughout many areas of NSW including the New England, Hunter Valley and Southern NSW regions before moving to Ballarat nearly 10 years ago with his wife and family.
Paul has a degree in Agriculture from the University of Western Sydney, a Masters in Business Administration from the University of New England and more recently has completed the Advanced Management Program through the University of Melbourne's Mt Eliza Business School. Paul is a keen local cricketer and self confessed DIYer and enjoys spending time with his family and staying fit with long distance running.
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- Krystal Jess
Velvet Gratton-Watson
Velvet joined the admin reception team in 2016. Her passion for horses began at a young age, competing in many equestrian sports such as eventing and polocrosse and everything in between, including riding track work for Ballarat's renowned trainer Darren Weir for a number of years .
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Jools Glinkowski
Jools joined the BVP team after 15 years of experience leading and managing nursing and surgical operations in world class equine hospitals, clinics and breeding facilities in the UK and UAE. Jools is originally from York, UK and completed her RCVS Veterinary Nurse Certificate and RCVS Equine Nurse Certificate at Bristol University in the UK. She was the head surgery nurse at Rossdale & Partners in Newmarket, UK, the biggest private equine clinic in Europe. More recently Jools was the head surgery nurse and anaesthetist at the Dubai Equine Hospital before moving to Ballarat. Outside of work Jools enjoys travelling, yoga and anything sporty outdoors.
Jess Koene Certificate 4 Veterinary Nursing
Jess commenced the new role as an ambulatory nurse in early 2013. Her role involves traveling to farms and stables assisting our primary veterinarians with everything from simple procedures up to field anaesthesia and surgeries.
Lisa Tatnell Cert IV Veterinary Nursing (Box Hill)
Lisa is a qualified Veterinary nurse and is passionate about the equine industry. She has worked across a number of practices, most recently for Cathels Equine Practice in Eastern Suburbs of Melbourne.
She has a wealth of Veterinary Nursing experience and approaches her work with a keen sense of diligence and professionalism.
Samantha Convey certificate 4 Veterinary Nursing
Sam has been a member of our stable team for some time now. She has recently commenced her studies in Veterinary Nursing and has now joined our nursing team.
Zoie Daly Certificate 4 Veterinary Nursing
Zoie is a member of our equine nursing team.
Hayley Croft
Hayley Joined the BVP team in 2014 where she worked in the stables and out in the field on a casual basis. She has now progressed to full time ambulatory nursing which involves going out into the field with the vets to assist with everyday duties from stitch-ups, lameness examinations to general health assessments. Hayley has been around horses since she was young. After finishing school she began her career in the equine industry at Beckworth Riding Ponies (Clunes, Vic), educating young horses and successfully riding in country and royal shows around Victoria.
Hayley's profile picture is with the 2015 Melbourne Cup winner Prince of Penzance who she helped look after weekly on our trips to Warrnambool. In 2016 Hayley commenced studying for a Certificate 4 in Veterinary Nursing.
Yvette Cashmore
Yvette started working at BVP equine clinic in October 2016 as a casual stablehand. She is currently studying her Certificate 4 in Veterinary Nursing through Open Colleges, an online TAFE. When not at work Yvette enjoys working her own horses as well as attending to her cows, dog, cat & family (in that order).
Warren Clarke
Warren is a member of our stable team.
Doug Leishman
Doug is a member of our stable team.
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Chris is a member of our stable team.
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As far as what is legal to buy...it would help to know where you are as some States have a list of handguns that are approved for sale in that State. Gun laws in general can very quite a bit from State to State.


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Hi, I just sold my 2000 323i and bought a 2002 745i so I dont need this system anymore. So its for sale I am asking $1800 give me your best offer. I used this system for exactly 5 weeks...there are no scratches or damages to it whatsoever. I have all the boxes and accesories that come with it. The unit was removed by a profesional who installed it. I prefer local sale and pickup. If interested email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
These are the specs:
Ultra-Slim Built-in DVD-ROM Mechanism
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Upgradeable High Capacity Flash Memory Operating System
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Includes Disc Application (CNDV-21) Works with Both Touch Screen and Non-Touch Screen
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New Fully Motorized Mechanism with Display Angle Adjustment
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you wouldnt happen to konw the major differences b/t your and the 7500 would you. I know the 7 inch vs. 6.5 inch screen.
Still Available !!! :thumbup:
good deal, but out of my range
DVD nav
Offering 1100 for the units, shipped to my location.
Hans L.
This unit retails for about 1850 (check it on froogle). You don't mention a warranty coming with the unit. Sorry, but my offer is fair... :)
I am in New York, but cannot afford 1800 (just bought wheels)...what is the best you can do?
all those prices you see online aren't the retail price, usually far lower
and i think offering $1100 for touchscreen indash dvd + nav is way too freaking low, and shipped to Melbourne? :lmao: :lmao:
but for now.. good luck finding anything like this for the price you are asking.
and according to you 50% of 3500 is $1750, just about where he is
$1200 plus shipping is about right. If someone found a brand new set for $1850 who is going to pay $1750 (your 50% of the $3500) for a used set. Come on, we all know that the seller didn't pay full retail. If he really did, I'd be like :rolleyes: :rolleyes: The price should be the depreciation % off the market price whoever find online; therefore it should be about 30%-40% of the $1850. In addition, if the new version avic-n1 is coming out soon, the price of this unit will go even lower. By the time, the seller probably would not even be able to find a higher price than the offer he has got now. However $1100 shipped is just :thumbdwn: We gotta be fair when buying and selling.
As far as selling for these crackhead pricing, go and find another fool. These 1800-1700 dont mean much to me, so I rather leave the unit in the closet or put it in my other car..........i dont give a s... that the new one is coming out i know that too, i got 2002 745i and the only reason i am not using this one is because i cant mount it anywhere..... So good luck to all of you waiting for the new unit, and all of you thinking you are buying stolen goods.
The price is still $1800 and it will not go down, even if i dont sell it.
I dont care where you seen it for how much, i just dont care....i paid $2400 with professional installation litlle bit over a month ago. If you want to offer $50, 100 less pm me, otherwise DONT WASTE MY TIME. :thumbup:
I'll give you a dollar ;-)
...don't be such an ******* about it, then you might actually sell it.
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Michael Carberry was ready to quit cricket for good in 2005, but now the prolific left-hander who, along with Dimi Mascarenhas keeps Argos' Elizabeth Duke in business, stands on the brink of a first Test cap for the tour to Bangladesh.
The Hampshire batsman is widely expected to open the batting with Alastair Cook at Chittagong in March, but the two batsmen's progression could not have been more polarised: one utterly serene and leading to the captaincy, and one the culmination of years of frustration and mental turmoil.
At 29, the Hampshire player stands to become the oldest specialist batsmen to make his debut for England this century, in what is a direct reversal of 'the kids are alright' approach adopted in Duncan Fletcher's tenure.
Carberry would also be England's first new cap of West Indian heritage since 1998 when Alex 'Bambi' Tudor played against Australia at Perth. (The same AJ Tudor who plundered a breezy 99 against New Zealand at England's nadir back in 1999 - the highest ever score by an English nightwatchman - and only mustered an additional 130 in his 15 other innings.)
But unlike Tudor, Carberry's selection reflects his hard graft and consistency on the county circuit, not raw talent and perennial promise (Graeme Swann, not Chris Schofield, if you will).
A little over four years ago, Carberry was close to confining his coffin to the garage and selling his strides on ebay after having his opportunities stifled by Graham Ford's indiscriminate exploitation of the loose oversees player regulations.
Despite averaging 105 for the Kent second XI, Carberry was denied even a solitary Championship appearance by Ford, who recruited Michael Bevan, Martin van Jaarsveld, Andrew Hall and Justin Kemp, plus Darren Stevens from Leicestershire.
Carberry says the final straw, having just scored yet another ton for the seconds, was seeing South African Neil Dexter swiftly flown over to cover for Kemp and Hall in the perceived crisis of having a county side minus two Proteas players.
After publicly declaring 'I need a South African passport to play in this team', Carberry's request for a release was ruthlessly dragged out until November 2005, accompanied by threats of court action. But then came the move to the Rose Bowl, which provided fickle pitches and the company of Shane Warne and Kevin Pietersen in the dressing room.
Carberry has effectively ousted former Kent team-mates Robert Key and Joe 'no pants' Denly in the pecking order, and this is in part due to his exceptional fielding (he is Trevor Penny to Key's Jimmy Ormond to make a rather contrived comparison).
The left-handed opener was called up into the England Lions for the tour of India in 2008, then averaged 69.50 and plundered 1251 runs in last season's Championship, and was an ice pack away from replacing Paul Collingwood in South Africa when 'the nurdler' sustained a finger injury.
Carberry's emergence could play a vital part in arresting a decline in Afro-Caribbean cricket in England that reflects the sport's fragile footing in inner-city areas - call that idealism, but a fully-fledged role model beats half-baked ECB strategies every time.
The ebullient Carbs could also provide some much needed energy for the tourists in Bangladesh, while other frontline stars refuel ahead of the meatier challenges which lie ahead.


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Dealer says: Leak from Oil Cooler hose
Hey guys,
I have a 2005 5.7 Limited with 86K on the clock. No engine mods.
I went to the Dealer to get my oil changed and they informed me that I have a leak from the "External/Auxiliary Trans Oil Cooler Hose". Part # CH55038175-AA. I've tried to find this part online (Rock Auto) but haven't had much luck. Does anyone know where this hose is located (on the car) and where I can possibly find it (online)?
Hose from Jeep costs $75.60 plus $260 ish for labor. Ha!
Any help is greatly appreciated!
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That's actually not a bad quote...those can be a royal PITA to change out. On our 3.7L WK they are located on the passenger side and enter the radiator at the bottom. Usually it's pretty obvious if they have been leaking. It's a common issue with these trucks.
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I just had the dealer replace my leaking ones about a month ago for $270 parts+labor. The lines were $60, but take some weird disconnect tool, and the job itself is a PITA. It was worth it to me to have the dealer perform the job (2-3 hours labor) than me risking screwing up something major. And I NEVER have the dealer perform any work. No regrets though. Common WK fault. Mine was at 79K.
Re: Dealer says: Leak from Oil Cooler hose
....not to mention...I have no way to check the trans fluid level in the 3.7. The dipstick is not included, and the dipstick hole is capped off and says "Dealer service only" or some crap. So I couldn't if I wanted to.
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totally worth having the dealer do it. I did it and had acess to a lift and it was still a PITA!! took me 4 hours and it was a head ache. i didnt need a special disconect tool a screw driver popped the clips off and then the lines just pull out but trying to figure out how the lines snake in and out without bending them was the hard part. i did it but it wasnt easy. taking the pan down and changing both filters did give me a little more room to work
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Defiantly not what I wanted to hear! Sigh, I suppose the next time I take it in for an oil change I'll have them do that as well.
I have no access to a lift and the Jeep is my DD so I can't really not have it for a couple days should I run into issues. Damn stealerships.
Thanks for the help!
Re: Dealer says: Leak from Oil Cooler hose
It didn't take them that long to do it when I took ours in...maybe 2 hours? They tried to tell me after the fact that it took longer and was going to be more expensive...so be careful.
Re: Dealer says: Leak from Oil Cooler hose
I had that done on my 2006 V6 WK. Was around $290 all in. Parts, on average, are around 60 and the listed labor is about 3 hours.
It's definitely a PITA, I didn't even begin to try. That tranny on the V6 w/out the dipstick requires a special piece of equipment to check the fluid level. Much better off taking it to the dealer to have it taken care of.
Re: Dealer says: Leak from Oil Cooler hose
Same here. Had mine done at around 60k miles. just under $400 for parts/labor/tax. I found out after the fact that I paid more than most people :(.
Re: Dealer says: Leak from Oil Cooler hose
just had mine done as well at 46K, didnt pay a dime as i paid for the an extended warranty but it was around 400-500 Total for the Job. I Noticed they were damp with fluid so i took it in and 4hrs later it was done and fixed.
Re: Dealer says: Leak from Oil Cooler hose
I might be having to do this soon. My lower line looks like it has dried oil on it. I never have any drips under the jeep but the line itself is dirty from fluid.
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text: Diesel Emissions Reduction Act (DERA) Funding Cut 70 Percent WASHINGTON, April 10, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The proposed 70 percent reduction in funding for the Diesel Emissions Reduction Act (DERA) in the Obama Administration's 2014 budget "will nearly decimate one of the nation's most successful clean air programs", according to Allen Schaeffer, Executive Director of the Diesel Technology Forum. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120201/MM46474LOGO) The 2014 budget proposal would reduce DERA funding from $20 million in FY 2013 to $6 million in 2014. The landmark DERA grant program was originally authorized as part of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 to fund upgrades and modernize the oldest, higher-emitting diesel engines, complementing the stringent emissions standards EPA set for new diesel engines beginning in 2007. The program has evolved to also include deployment of many fuel-saving technologies as well. "The DERA program has a consistent record of delivering very high environmental, fuel-saving and clean air value to large, small and disadvantaged communities throughout the nation for relatively small investments," Schaeffer said. "EPA has estimated DERA has provided $13 in benefits for every $1 dollar invested. "Ironically, just as state and local clean air officials develop plans to help meet President Obama's new and more stringent clean air standards, this proposed budget virtually eliminates a valuable and proven means of emissions reductions to many non-attainment areas. DERA is also a program that supports local jobs in servicing and installing these systems and devices. "At the same time proven clean air programs here in the U.S. are being slashed by 70 percent, the President is increasing direct funding to other countries for climate and clean energy programs by over 30 percent.


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Spy stories, though fascinating to the political and journalistic cognoscenti, often fail to capture the public imagination. Unless sex is involved, of course.
But the Guardian's unsexy revelation about the US National Security Agency's monitoring of phone-call and internet data is a rare example of an espionage story that manages to make everyone nervous. That's because the NSA's secret programme, Prism, picks up information from all the computer firms and social network sites that now form the centre of our lives — Microsoft, Apple, Google, Facebook, Yahoo and Skype.
The potential for gross intrusions into the privacy of millions of people is obvious. This was a story with worldwide ramifications. The allegations linking GCHQ, the UK's electronic eavesdropping and security headquarters, to Prism were bound to excite public interest. The implications were clear from Foreign Secretary William Hague's swift denials of wrongdoing.
The Prime Minister, meanwhile, defended the intelligence services from charges they had been unlawfully accessing the Prism computer network in the US. Extra interest was generated once the whistleblower, Edward Snowden, pictured, put his head above the parapet. His subsequent disappearance from his Hong Kong hotel has added to the air of mystery.
There is a tendency to hype such stories out of all proportion to reality. In the case of Prism, however, the superlatives appear to be deserved, as reactions from President Obama and Daniel Ellsberg show.
Obama's admissions about Prism's existence sounded like disingenuous attempts to belittle its importance: Congress had been briefed and authorised it… encroachments into privacy were "modest"… there are reasons such programmes are classified. Then came the statement from Ellsberg, the former military analyst who famously revealed secrets of the Vietnam war by leaking the Pentagon Papers to the New York Times in 1971.
Until now, his leak has ranked as the most explosive for any US government. But Ellsberg, now 82, tipped his hat to Snowden, saying his revelations were the most "significant disclosure" in US history, more important than his own or those given to WikiLeaks by Bradley Manning.
I must declare an interest because I write for the Guardian. But I would praise any newspaper that obtained a story which so genuinely merits a world exclusive tag.
The story has set the news agenda worldwide; it has legs, and is bound to run and run.
I note that next week, at the Berlin summit, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has indicated that she will speak to Obama about Prism. And the deputy chief of the European Commission, Viviane Reding, plans to press US officials in Dublin about the issue on Friday.
Prism will surely take its place as a glorious episode in newspaper history.
Roy Greenslade is Professor of Journalism, City University London, and writes a blog for the Guardian
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CANADA STOCKS-Oil prices lift futures higher; BoC eyed
Oct. 19 (Reuters) - Canadian stock futures were higher on Wednesday, helped by rising oil prices, as investors await the Bank of Canada's decision on interest rates.
December futures on the S&P TSX index were up 0.1 percent at 7:15 a.m. ET.
Bank of Canada's interest rate decision is due at 10:00 a.m. ET.
Canada's main stock index rose to a more than 2-week high on Tuesday as rising oil and gold prices supported resource stocks, while shares of financial companies also climbed in a broad-based rally.
Dow Jones Industrial Average e-mini futures were up 0.09 percent at 7:15 a.m. ET, while S&P 500 e-mini futures were up 0.07 percent and Nasdaq 100 e-mini futures were down 0.05 percent.
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Bret Michaels Wins 'Celebrity Apprentice'
After battling one
health issue after another , it's nice to see Bret Michaels out and about, leaving from an appearance on The Today Show this morning, It was questionable if he would even make it to the live finale of Celebrity Apprentice, but he made it to sit next to Holly Robinson-Peete in the studio audience boardroom.
"Lately it seems like me just standing up is risking my life," Michaels joked to Donald Trump. Trump said he appreciated Michaels for his bravery before declaring him the winner.
Really, even Robinson Peete knew she didn't have a prayer.
"My 5-year-old son woke up this morning and said, 'Mom, I love you, but I'm kinda pulling for Bret.' Robinson Peete said.
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The corporation, close to its £200m borrowing limit, is seriously considering selling its commercial wing BBC Worldwide in a move masterminded by new director-general Mark Thompson.
At present, BBC Worldwide sells programmes such as The Blue Planet and Teletubbies around the world. It also sells programme merchandise which last year helped it make £123m.
Other areas being considered for sale include the section which manages the corporation's studio facilities.
Six thousand of the BBC's 28,000 employees work in its four sections dealing with various commercial activities and managers have already agreed to sell its technology division to Siemens.
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Tefilah: Praying With Joy
By Rabbi Daniel Travis
Imagine the following scenario:
Your cell phone alarm rings. Six forty-five. It's morning, but the sun is barely shining. Work beckons. Sour milk. Cluttered table. The children need to be woken, dressed, fed and rushed off to meet the big yellow bus. Is there a method to this madness? If there isn't, should there be?
One of the most beautiful aspects of living a Jewish life is that G-d is included in every minute of every day. Tefilah: Praying with Joy offers detailed rules on how to wake up, wash up, and get out of the house in the morning. There are Halachos for every little act we do; there is spirituality all the time and not just at inspirational moments; there is a special significance to waking up to serve Hashem from the start of our day.
The purpose of this class is to explain how a Jew conducts himself or herself from the moment he wakens. We will also explore the prayer book. Navigating the prayers and understanding them will become much easier when you begin learning with Rabbi Travis!
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Understanding the Halachos of Getting Out of Bed
- Early to Rise
- The Prayer of Modeh Ani
- Washing the Hands
- Created With Wisdom
- Returning Our Souls
- Like a Lion
Kindness before Prayer
Unlimited Pleasure: Understanding the Blessings on Torah Study
- Simchas Torah
- Double Blessing
- Praying For Children
- The Chosen Nation
- Torah Readings
- Thinking and Writing
- Israel's Destruction
Understanding the Morning Blessings
- It's Good To Be a Jew
- Not To Be
- Out of Order
- Socks and Shoes
- Strength to the Weary
- According To His Will
Understanding the Mitzva of Saying 100 Blessings Each Day
Small Sacrifices: Understanding Parshas Korbanos
Special Signs: Understanding the Symbolism of Pesukei D'zimra
- Of Bombs and Bandages
- Rising Up
- An Open Hand
- Symbolic Gestures
- The Art of Giving
- Without Pausing
- Returning from Battle
Foreign Beliefs: Understanding the First Blessing of Shema
- Searching for Truth
- Darkness By Day
- Significant Pauses
- The Angels and Us
- Kedusha with a Minyan
- Sheva Brachos
Eternal Love: Understanding the Second Blessing of Shema
The Blessings before Shema
Health Benefits: Understanding the Mitzva of Krias Shema
The Blessings after Shema
- Sudden Death
- Miracles of Redemption
- Day and Night
- Entering Prayer
- Redemption Before Prayer
- Open My Lips
- Eternal Reward
Shemoneh Esrei
Impossible to Praise: Understanding of the First Three Brachos of Shemoneh Esrei
- Heaping Praise
- First Blessing: Actions Speak Louder Than Words
- The Protocol of Royalty
- Second Blessing: Take Three
- National Honor
- The Book of Life
- Third Blessing: Burning Angels
Personal Needs: Understanding the Middle Blessings of Shemoneh Esrei I
- Knowing What to Ask For
- The Fourth Blessing: Give Us the Wisdom to Know How to Ask
- The Fifth Blessing: Breaking Down Barriers
- The Sixth Blessing: Complete Forgiveness
- The Eighth Blessing: Divine Healing
- Property and Prayer
- Property and Prayer
Visions of Jerusalem: Understanding the Middle Blessings of Shemoneh Esrei II
- Tears
- The Tenth Blessing: Return
- Property and Prayer
- The Eleventh Blessing: Justice
- The Eleventh Blessing: Justice
- The Twelfth Blessing: Heretics
- The Thirteenth Blessing: Righteous People
- The Thirteenth Blessing: Righteous People
- The Fourteenth Blessing: Jerusalem and Redemption
- The Fifteenth Blessing: Moshiach
- The Sixteenth Blessing: Hear Our Prayer
Self-Sacrifice: Understanding the Last Three Blessings of Shemoneh Esrei
- Burnt Offerings
- The Seventeenth Blessing: Fires of Israel
- The Seventeenth Blessing (cont.): Temple Service
- The Eighteenth Blessing: Expressing Gratitude
- The Eighteenth Blessing (cont.): For the Miracles
- The Nineteenth Blessing: Prayers of Peace
- The Nineteenth Blessing (cont.): Tranquility Through Torah
Understanding the Three Steps Back After Shemoneh Esrei
- Leaving the King
- Leaving Hashem
- Big and Small Steps
- Taking the Steps
- Coming Back
- Unusual Circumstances
- Protected from Harm
Finishing Touches: Understanding the End of Shemoneh Esrei
- The Power of Prayer
- Slander and Falsehood
- Protection from Enemies
- Personal Requests
- What's In a Name?
- The Bottom Line
- The Divine Presence
Falling Before Hashem: Understanding Tachanun
- Prayers Against Pestilence
- Face-Down
- Right or Left
- In Front of the Ark
- Dangerous at Night
- Women and Tachanun
- Uninterrupted Prayer
Shemoneh Esrei Revisited: Understanding Chazaras Hashatz
- Pay Attention
- Fulfilling One's Obligation
- Listening
- Half Kedusha
- Microphones
- Noisy Shuls
- Too Much to Bear
Leaping Souls: Understanding the Halachos and Customs of Kedusha
- Heavenly Bound
- Standing before Hashem
- Connected Eyes
- Invitations
- A Chazzan's Kedusha
- Multiple Kedushos
- Angelic Praise
Blessing with Love: Understanding the Mitzva of Birkas Kohanim
- Hashem's Blessing
- Gazing through Windows
- Bloody Hands
- Bloody Hands
- Complete Concentration
- Dangerous Blessings
- Two Hands
- Of Prisons and Fires
Ending Well: Understanding Aleinu
- Yehoshua and Achan
- Vanity and Emptiness
- Bowing Down
- A Sign of Respect
- The Order of Aleinu
- Leaving Early
- A Message from Above
The Beauty of Song: Understanding the Shir shel Yom
- Making Time for Song
- Temple Song
- Sundays and Wednesdays
- A Song of Vengeance
- Morning or Afternoon
- Double Song
- A Song Without a Song
The Last Word: Halachos of Answering Amen
- Life of Death
- Obligation or Optional
- A Child's Blessing
- A Non-Jews Blessing
- Snatchers, Cutters and Orphans
- Matters of Life and Death
- The Gates of Gan Eden
To Stand before the King: Special Garments for Tefillah
A Garment of Illumination: Wearing a Tallis for Prayer
Head Coverings
Disrespectful Clothing
Over Exposed: Modest Attire for Tefillah
Washing One's Hands
- Destroying Impurity
- Netilas Yadayim According to the Zohar
- Mitzvah or Aveirah
- Kindness and Justice
- Other Reasons for Netilas Yadayim
- Washing for Bread
- Coming out Clean
Washing before Prayer
- Cleanliness Is Next to G-dliness
- Washing before Prayer
- A Sparkling Countenance
- Clean Feet
- Wash Your Mouth
- Taking a Shower
- Changing Places
Eating before Prayer
- Practicing Sorcery
- Health Reasons
- Small Portions
- Women and Children
- Hungry and Thirsty
- Coffee and Cake
- Depending on Hashem
Speaking to the King
- Taking Care of Ones Needs before Tefillah
- Personal Needs
- Spiritual Needs
- Shopping
- Taking out the Garbage
- Good Morning
- Royal Protocol
Defining Concentration
- After the Fact
- Gaining Composure
- Praying With Joy
- Frozen Hearts
- Good Intentions
- The Words Have Meaning
- Reflections of the Soul
The Power of Pausing
- Twenty Minute Pauses
- Pausing before Prayer
- An Hour or Less
- Seated in Ones Place
- Pausing During Prayer
- Pausing after Prayer
- Stop and Think
Adding Concentration
- A Trip to the Kosel
- Torah before Prayer
- Reciting Korbanos
- Kindness before Prayer
- Staying On Your Toes
- Praying in Private
- Salvation from Nothing
Its All in the Eyes
- Visual Protection
- Gazing at the Heavens
- Looking Down
- Lifted Hearts
- Open Eyes
- Looking in the Eyes
- The Depth of the Eyes


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Darling Walk development for tender
REDEVELOPMENT of the $100 million Darling Walk precinct at Darling Harbour is under way with the owners, the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority, in the throes of seeking expressions of interest.
It is expected a developer will be named within the next few months with the winner to rebuild the 15,000sqm area into a new retail and commercial area.
The foreshore authority has undertaken the scheme as part of its Darling Harbour project, which also includes its proposed redevelopment of East Darling Harbour at the western end of the area.
A spokesman for SHFA confirmed yesterday that developers were asked last December to submit proposals for the area, adjacent to the popular Cockle Bay area at the site of the former Sega World, Daintree Cafe and One World Sport entertainment area.
He said the campaign was at an early stage and was not close to lodging development applications.
But given the forecast shortage of new development space in the CBD, developer and investors will be scrambling to get exposure to the site.
It is expected that strata developers will also be keen, while retailers and food outlets will want to capitalise on the success of the adjoining Cockle Bay.
A 99-year lease signed between the SHFA (under its former guise as the Darling Harbour Authority) and a private consortium, Jacfun in 1998 was terminated in March 2003, leaving the Darling Walk precinct a virtual ghost town. A drive-through McDonald's and a coffee shop were its only remaining tenants.
Jacfun is a private consortium and counts former FAI chairman John Landerer among its directors.
The Darling Walk shopping and entertainment complex was known as Sega World until the Japanese-funded theme park closed in 2000.
The three parties responsible for the original development are the Darling Harbour Authority, Jacfun and Sega, but much has changed since.
During the 2000 Sydney Olympics, the area was a success, particularly for the two restaurants, which also benefited from the opening of the Imax cinema.
The DHA, which merged with other authorities to become the SHFA, owns the land, drew up a master plan and leased the site to Jacfun.
Jacfun's lease from DHA, which could have run until 2089, stated that Jacfun would build an entertainment complex.
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Ah, April showers are now behind us, and the flowers of May are beginning to bloom in the fields of Afghanistan–along with the poppies, that is. The Taliban announced to one and all that since it was spring, it was time for another offense. In the coming days they will be attacking military bases, convoys, and Afghan officials in order to welcome the season of the year in which we all enjoy fresh breezes and sunshine. Their message was clear about ultimate goals. "The war in our country will not come to an end unless and until foreign invading forces pull out of Afghanistan." It is expected the new offense is another example of psychological warfare in which the Taliban seeks to establish themselves as a power in the land and achieve public support. NATO and American leaders insist the Taliban has been "broadly arrested" in their military operations. The announcement attempted to shift blame for civilian deaths onto US and NATO forces even though most of the 2,700 civilians who died were the result of Taliban shootings.
Of course, the Taliban now have an additional 480 troops since last week a tunnel was built under the Kandahar prison and these men escaped. We live in a fascinating world in which 480 prisoners can walk out of jail unnoticed by guards. These Taliban are tricky folk. OH well, more fighting, more deaths, more anger and more inability to see the light at the end of the tunnel.


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Eye of the Beholder II is the best of the bunch imo. Lands of Lore feels a bit generic to me. Graphics and full voice (cd-rom version) are nice but there are no character generation, weird puzzles and a limited RPG character development. EotB 1 is excellent as is Dungeon Master. Eye of the Beholder 3 is shit, also didn`t like Dungeon Master II. There is also a decent EotB spinoff called Dungeon Hack.
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kdubbs29 wrote:This makes me feel too cold! I'm trying to move past winter and into spring!
This is a shirt to give you cool thoughts during spring and summer while you're working up a sweat doing home improvement jobs. That's when I plan to wear it if it gets printed as I have a lot of home improvements I want to do.
This is a good design, but it does not fit in "art deco". Creating something with uniform geometric shapes does not qualify as deco. This is simply "abstract". They are two completely different eras of art history.
Although this is a good t-shirt design, I can not vote for it. Best of luck.[/quote]
Well At least you like the design. It's too bad you couldn't vote for it..
Re: Bomb Deco
We're back to bombs?
I love this and all its art deco glory!!!
Re: Streamline
Re: American Idol Gone Wrong
very art deco. I think we have a winner here! i don't care what ANYONE says! I bet that even Adder would buy this one.
Re: Sunshine
Thanks for all the nice comments. I'm pretty happy with how wearable this design turned out so all your votes are much appreciated!
i finished my first deco shirts
they were hard to make
Re: G O A T
holy guppy! i just orgasmed!
bledredwine wrote:A wonderful use of corsage amongst angular displacement, possibly an illusion disguised as a dilusion.
Brilliant, creative, genius.
Surely a design that many (amatuers) will overlook without the understanding that it belongs in a museum rather than online contest.
That all being said, the creator needs to learn to have more of a sense of refinement and to not go so "haywire" with the excitement.
Re: My Last Supper...
What is Art Deco then? I looked it up on the Internet and came up with a lot of differences in the definition from one source to another? Did you know you are not supposed to refer to designs as Art Deco unless they originate from France? Well By One definition this is true. I looked at some of the rejected entries and gave my take on them and also found a common factor between them. You can read about it on the blog... It is far to long winded (IT IS LONG) to post here.
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Re: They Call Me Kovalevsky
very good job
it would be even nicer had you made her grapefruits bigger, but thats ok
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Re: ART DECOFFEE
Re: Construct
Re: Atlas Slacked
It may have made the gender difference more apparent had you given the queen bigger jugs; right now she looks somewhat flat as a table, but still attractive.
This isn't art deco, but on meth it is.
dankstick wrote:This isn't art deco, but on meth it is.
You just did meth?
Re: Leaving Metropolis (resub)
Decided to make some changes to my 1st entry, based on the comments recieved.
This shirt is inspired in a poster from the 1927 movie, by Fritz Lang, METROPOLIS.
rdonley11 wrote:Glad to see you got it up right. Would like to see the design off to one side, though. For some reason I'm thinking 'Art deco panthers emanate from my crotch' (or maybe my mind just works a little weird).
Yeah originally I had it off to the side. I doubt it'll place, but in the case it does I may see if they let me change it? Not sure. I had some positioning issues given the width of the top portion, so I centered it. Not sure how I feel about the colorful "happy trail" either, hahah. I'll know better next time.
koronae wrote:Sleek! Perfectly deco. Love the cat's pose and the general style of this. Nice job.
Thanks! One of my personal favorite art styles. Wish I had time to put more thought into it though.
Irrelevant wrote:finally!
now THIS is art deco.
well done.
Re: Leaving Metropolis
Decided to submit the new version posted above. You can find it here:
Tabernack wrote:Thanks
three-dimensional circles. Wrong thread.
Tabernack wrote:three-dimensional circles. Wrong thread.
Actually just kidding. I think firefox is seriously messes with this site. Time to use IE from now on.
bledredwine wrote:You just did meth?
I have some trimethylxanthine in my system right now.
Re: The Villain
I'm not sure I'm understanding the connection between Hellsing and Deco.
Re: Cresent Cranes
I'd wear it!
Re: Spicing Things Up a Bit
not to offend anyone or anything, but that eagle thingy on the entrance of the igloo remidns me of the symbol for the Third Reich
that being said, i still like the design, and i love the little (i am assuming girl) eskimo comming home that has a heart over [her] head. GMV
Re: Comin' atcha...
I subbed this per the request of several wooters; so let me have it..!
Stellardig wrote:Dude! You need to submit the Deco Gecko design.
Deco Gecko design subbed! Called Comin' atcha... thanx for the support.
Stellardig wrote:I like this one but.... your other Deco Gecko in the Dissus Derby Blog is 10 times better. You should think about submitting your first design. Go with you Instinct! I think it will do well!
Alright! I subbed it, it's called COMIN ATCHA
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Took you long enough!! LOL Look Awesome. GMV
catz07b wrote:not to offend anyone or anything, but that eagle thingy on the entrance of the igloo remidns me of the symbol for the Third Reich
that being said, i still like the design, and i love the little (i am assuming girl) eskimo comming home that has a heart over [her] head. GMV
Deco eagles can be seen everywhere, they were popular in the style. Here are some examples that are much closer to this entry than the third reich eagle, which has more detail:
U.S. Postal Box
Pope County Courthouse
Post Office in Reno
U.S. Postage Stamp
U.S. Courthouse in Oregon
Very Nice! GMV
jasneko wrote:... right now they look like they are plastic fried eggs or a circular white plate - not wings in motion...
Thanks for the comments! Regarding the propellers, I thought (perhaps incorrectly) it would give a more art deco feel for them to seem more flat.
one of the few shirts in the last couple of derbys i would definitely purchase. to me, it really has a RATM feel, which was one of my favorite bands of all time. glad to see its in the fog. if it goes to print im in for one.
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