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1970 Pontiac GTO Judge
- Stock #
- 132756
- Body Style
- Hardtop
- Engine
- 400 Ram Air III V8
- Exterior Color
- Orbit Orange
- Interior Color
- Black
- Miles
- 158
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If you're the kind of car buff who likes to look at their car and drive it too, this numbers matching 1970 GTO is a whole lot of fun for not much money. Painstakingly restored to better than showroom condition, and expertly detailed with a Judge stripe package added (the crew at the RKM Performance Center will gladly remove the Judge striping if you want a pure OEM look), it was awarded a perfect score at the 2007 All Pontiac Nationals in Orlando, Florida and featured in the January 2009 issue of Muscle Car Review. If you're in the market for an exclusive 4-speed GTO with a highly desirable color combination that is as much fun to drive as it is to show, this is YOUR car!
For the sake of authenticity, I'll go ahead and break down the VIN and cowl tag.
2 – Pontiac
42 – GTO and Judge
37 – 2-door hardtop
0 – 1970 model year
P – Assembled at GMs Pontiac, Michigan facility
59500 – Sequence number
70 – 1970 model year
24237 – 2: Pontiac, 42: GTO and Judge, 37: 2-door hardtop
PON – Assembled at GMs Pontiac, Michigan facility
159496 – Sequence number
250 – Blue interior
28 – Atoll Blue lower paint
28 – Atoll Blue upper paint
04D – Assembled during the fourth week of April, 1970
According to the Pontiac Historical Services documentation included with this 1970 GTO, the car was originally produced at GMs Pontiac Michigan assembly plant and delivered to Price Motors Inc. of Morristown, Tennessee. Recently, it underwent a highly detailed nut and bolt, frame-off restoration which transformed it into a great performing and high scoring show car. The restorers began by stripping the cars solid body all the way down to bare metal and making it as smooth as possible. Once the body was prepped and primed to virtually spotless condition, a bright base-coat of signature Pontiac Obit Orange paint was sealed under a thick, protective clearcoat. When that clearcoat dried, a thorough wet sand and buff created a brilliant shine which was topped with a new set of authentic blue, orange and pink decals. Today, the cars body is straight and well aligned from virtually every angle, and all of its moving parts function as well as the day it left the showroom. Its paint is vivid, defines the cars muscular lines with excellent reflections, and displays no sign of orange peel, waviness or major defects anywhere.
At the front of the car, Pontiac's highly renowned body-matched Endura front bumper houses narrowed stainless trimmed twin grilles and a pristine white inlayed "GTO" emblem between four correct, chrome seated T3 headlights. Below those headlights, the cars curved front valence holds more showroom quality stainless trim above a black chin spoiler and clear, ornate parking lights. Above those headlights, a fully functional Ram Air hood incorporates satin black Pontiac 'twin nostrils' next to a fully functional hood mounted tachometer, and hidden windshield wipers clear like-new glass that's surrounded by excellent looking stainless trim. At the sides of the car, expressive 'coke bottle' lines are highlighted by body-matched sport mirrors and dent free stainless moldings which add just the right amount of detail to the bright orange paint. And on the front fenders, pristine "The Judge" decals perfectly match the cars vivid blue, orange and pink fender brows. Out back, an upfitted GTO decklid spoiler floats above another "The Judge" decal which is branded on the passenger's side of the trunk lid. And below that trunk, a show-worthy, body width chrome bumper hangs showroom fresh tail lights above great looking, quad outlet stainless exhaust tips.
Pop the hood on this awesome GTO and you'll find an original, numbers matching Pontiac WS 400 which has been completely rebuilt to Ram Air III specifications. Turning stout 10.8 to 1 compression into 365 horsepower and 455 lb./ft. of torque, this performance bred V8 utilizes open chamber heads, bigger valves, a hotter cam, a cast crank and cast rods to provide legendary Pontiac performance. At the top of the motor, a correct, fully functioning Ram Air system forces air into a satin black air cleaner and correct 4-barrel Carter carburetor. At the back of the motor, a correct points distributor sends power though fresh high temperature wires that snake around correct, fully restored cast iron exhaust manifolds. At the front of the motor, a correct heavy duty radiator holds a correct fan shroud between reproduction GM hoses with correct tower clamps and a correct seven blade fan. Aesthetically, the engine bay is fully sorted and completed to a high level of detail. The fenders, firewall and hood are covered in a smooth coat of GM satin black paint, and niceties such as a correct yellow carburetor spring, correct chrome valve covers, correct heat shields, correct decals and a reproduction Delco battery can be found in all the right places. The big Pontiac block displays a slick new coat of turquoise paint from its intake to its oil pan and according to the previous owner, carries this car down the quarter in a swift 14.60 seconds at a cool 99.55 mph.
Take one look underneath this GTO and you'll really begin to appreciate the amount of time spent restoring this car to a better than factory appearance. Spotless satin black floor pans sit above a super clean frame that is held together with new stainless hardware. Traveling up and down the floorpan is new stainless fuel and brake lines that run to either a new stainless fuel tank or correct power front disc and power rear drum brakes. In the middle of the chassis a modern Borg Warner Super T10 close ratio 4-speed sends power through a fresh driveshaft to a fully restored 10 bolt Safe-T-Track rear end with tall 4.11 gears. The cars original double A-arm front and four link rear suspension has been completely restored to factory specifications and features correct variable ratio power steering, correct new shocks and correct GTO anti-roll bars. New bushings and body mounts give the car a showroom slick ride, and a fresh mandrel bent true dual exhaust system lines up an X-pipe with dual chamber Flowmaster mufflers to create one of the toughest exhaust notes in the classic car hobby. At the corners of the car, black and silver 14 inch Pontiac Rally II wheels wear reproduction G70x14 Firestone Wide Oval tires and feature cool red lettered "PMD" center caps that are mounted in the middle of new chrome lug nuts.
Inside this killer Pontiac you'll find an essentially new black vinyl interior which, when combined with the cars Orbit Orange paint, creates the ultimate GTO color palete. In front of the driver, a straight and crack-free dash wears awesome looking engine turned silver trim below bright wood applique and correct Rally gauges. At the bottom of that dash, you'll find a knob to actuate the cars Ram Air system; in the middle of that dash, you'll find a correct AM radio; and on the passenger's side of that dash, you'll find a correct "The Judge" emblem. At the center of the car, a straight black console holds an optional 8-track player and a chrome Hurst T-handle shifter between fully restored and stainless trimmed black vinyl bucket seats. At the sides of those seats, good looking black door panels which are set of by correct stainless trim and correct red inlayed, satin finished "GTO" emblems, and feature new chrome handles for both the doors and windows. Below those seats, like-new carpet runs from under the chrome trimmed foot pedals to the plush rear seat. And in front of those seats, a deluxe steering wheel features satin finished spokes between a bright PMD horn button and a weather-free wood rim. At the back of the cockpit, a fully restored trunk holds a covered spare tire and covered jack assembly between a correct houndstooth mat and correct decklid decals.
Included with this sale of this GTO is the car's Pontiac Historical Services documents, receipts and photos from the recent restoration, a reproduction owner's manual and two copies of the Muscle Car Review in which the car was featured.
This might be one of the nicest numbers matching GTOs we've ever featured. And most folks who love the GTO will agree that 1970 is a high-water mark in terms of styling, performance and exclusivity. With a perfect scoring restoration and a numbers matching V8 engine, nothing will interfere with this car being both a weapon on the street and a winner in the show field!
- Year
- 1970
- Make
- Pontiac
- Secondary Make
- n/a
- Model Name
- Secondary Model
- Judge
- Vehicle Type
- Passenger Car
- Hobby Segment
- Muscle Car
- Mileage
- 158
Engine / Transmission
- Engine Type
- Gasoline
- Engine Size
- 400 Ram Air III V8
- Engine Number
- n/a
- Heads
- n/a
- Fuel Specification
- n/a
- Fuel Delivery System Type
- Single 4 Barrel
- Transmission Type
- 4 Speed Manual
- Transmission Spec
- n/a
- Transmission Number
- n/a
- Entertainment System Type
- AM Radio
- Battery Location
- n/a
- Battery Shut Off
- n/a
- Battery Charger
- n/a
- Power Steering
- Yes
- Air Conditioning
- No
- Interior Color
- Black
- Seating Type
- Bucket
- Seat Material
- Vinyl
- Shifter Type
- Floor
- Center Console
- No
- Body Style
- Hardtop
- Doors
- 2
- Safe Body Color
- Orbit Orange
- Paint Type
- n/a
- Stripes
- Yes
- Front Suspension Type
- n/a
- Rear Suspension Type
- n/a
- Axle Specification
- 10 Bolt 4.11 Posi
- Front Wheel Specification
- n/a
- Rear Wheel Specification
- n/a
- Front Tire Specification
- Rear Tire Specification
- Front Brakes Specification
- Power Disc
- Rear Brakes Specification
- Power Drum
- Spare
- n/a
- Exhaust Type
- n/a
- Muffler Type
- n/a
- Restoration Status
- n/a
- Mileage Since Restoration
- n/a
- Awards Summary
- n/a
- Historical Documents Summary
- PHS Documents, Restoration Photos, Magazine Feature, Receipts, Assembly Manual
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See I am not having no issues with the weather app, But I DO have a issue with the phone app. When I click on the recent tab the phone app crashes but every other tab i click works fine.. anyone else having this issue?
Fractional reserve is about inventing money from thin air that is then leant to people/businesses/economies for profit. How on earth you've got that one round to supporting piracy is beyond logic.
Anyway, so many hypocrites regards piracy of apps. Fact is, we the end user are being denied our legal consumer rights (based on various distant selling regulations acts) by Apple and so by association, the devs. The fact is many many MANY apps simply do not do what they claim, and Apples vetting procedure is dire. So, until this is corrected and we are given our legal right to return an item for refund if it doesn't do what it says on the tin, I will personally continue to test apps via piracy, as and when the operating system (hacked or otherwise) allows.
And don't anyone dare suggest the convoluted refund system presently employed by Apple is acceptable, it's not. When they have a very clear and easy to use one click refund button, then they will be complying with the DSR's in most territories. Until then, ship ahoy!
AND... Don't anyone dare say "well, if you don't like the system, don't use an iPhone" either. That's a totally nonsense argument too: You simple can not fail to offer someone their statutory rights by putting something in your T&C's. Statutory rights are statutory rights: They can not be removed at the the will of the seller.
Anyway, iphone 4 JB'd no problem at all using 1.2. Thanks you Evasi0n team. Small donation made.
Well, I hope that I didn't permanently brick my iPhone 5. I used evasi0n and I love how it was the second easiest JB to do behind jailbreakme.com, was running it since Tuesday and since its probably been a good while since my last JB I was still getting used to it again. I repaid for lock info because I love that tweak and I figured out that when I downloaded some of their add ons, I believe it was installing am older version of Lockinfo and crashing my phone to safe mode. No big deal installed crash report and figured it out and was gtg. So I decided to I stall IntellascreenX instead and use that and that's when all my problems started. As soon as I restarted the springboard like Cydia asked, now my phone won't come out of "recovery mode" boot?
I've tried a multiple amount of things
Hard reset like 100 times
Put the phone in recovery mode where I get connect to iTunes and hard reset it
Downloaded tiny umbrella to get it out of recovery mode
I put the phone in DFU mode and tried the fix recovery with tiny umbrella (after this one the phone **** off for a good hour)
Then I tried to restore in iTunes Caine error 3194
Finally got the plug into iTunes screen and restore through iTunes error 3194
Then I Kwai back in DFU mode and restore through iTunes error 3194
Moved my plug to a different computer, that sucked because I had to wait to install the latest version off iTunes and restore cant error 3194
What I can tell 3194 says that it couldn't access the apple server ?!?!. That's got me puzzled. And what's really crazy is iTunes can see the phone and I get the prompt to import my photo's when I plug it into the computer.
So I can't think of anything else. I want to say that I am no way as smart as all the hackers on here and probably most of the rest of this community but I've hit google/YouTube and researched as much as I could till I had to go to bed last night at 2am. Now that I am up the only thing I want to try is all last night I was using the lighting plug adapter and maybe that was causing an issue.
I have an appointment at the apple store today and I'm afraid I'm going to walk in there and ask them to get the phone out of recovery mode and it may come back JB and then they void my apple care or something. But I've done everything i can think of.
Does anyone have anything else I could try?
to anyone and everyone rejailbrakin left a hole in my cydia i can no longer manage many things i have downloaded i can still no longer access weather and i cannot restore with apple (3194 error , no luck pointing the firmware it comes up as incompatible)
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Nice comment Twitchee, unfortunately most people on this forum will label your open-minded thoughts as those from "a thief" or some other simplistic summation they have heard here and regurgitate it hoping to appear more classy and civilized.
I read the notes for the evasion update, and find it quite odd and strange that is labeled as causing problems....Is there ANY truth behind this? Or are they completely making this up? I ask because I have had not one single problem with either the jailbreak, the weather app, or. Also because I do remember planetbeings tweet just before releasingthe jailbreak about how he thought the best part about the jailbreak being released is the fact that there is no "enter the creators of "...Considering this information...it sure seems like quite the coincidence. Anyways, piracy is bad mmmkay!
Wow..some of you with the "stealing" apps are funny. Not saying its right or wrong...but let me guess..none of you have ever borrowed a friends CD,DVD or anything and made a copy right?
I too live in the same world as you do. And I AM a Grammy award-winning producer/engineer. I too also own every plug-in I use daily. Thousands of dollars worth of stuff on my iLok. So just be careful what you preach to your generation because one day you may even be a songwriter as I am as well and have somebody take your stuff. All in the name of the "free exchange of planet saving information".
What a crock of crap. :/.
Good luck with your career. It's a hard one to get established in. Been doing it for 30 years on this end. I've been very fortunate. But I've also worked very hard.
Buy your apps, dude!
But on this plane, I mean the world and not fantasy or religion, the WORLD is not 0s and 1s, not black and white not good and evil, and not right and wrong.
It is SHADES OF GREY- anybody who does not jump over legalistic fences, or SAYS that they don't- they are LYING. Everybody uses the grey line.
And I discarded the religious aspects of religion, that "works" twaddle, years ago, I won't be dictated to about it HERE.
By the same token, YOU are breaking the law, BY JAILBREAKING. Apples law. Who makes laws? MEN do.
Mulezsti I remember that error code. Had it on my other 4s. Took me a couple days but I finally figured it out.GOOD news your phone is Jailbroken and safe mode mobile substrate could be your answer. Hold down the volume up key when powering up your device. It may take up too a minute but your phone should reboot in safe mode. Then delete that nasty lil cydia pkg that has kept you up all night. Exit safemode and your I5 should boot back up as normal. But by no means take your jailbroken device to and apple store. If all else fails take it to someone that may know a lil more about iPhones than u. The last option has worked for me quite often.
And to relate STEALING and iPhone to try it, vs an app- NOT EVEN in the same Red Fringe Universe. Are you from the other side or something? A mercury shapeshifter, who has to follow orders from Walternate?
Gimme a break.
...and you should go back to using those old Ampex 2" machines while you are at it. Quit toting your bloated horn, people more famous than YOU get the jobs done any way they can, and they use all tools at their disposal.
Geez, this forum is being overridden with SITH Lords today, absolutes this, absolutes that. General XweAponX thumb rule number one: the people who spout legalisms the loudest, are breaking the law in some other MAJOR way. This is 100% fact.
Your opinion. I don't share it. And thank goodness we have laws to enforce that 'you can't act on your personal ethics with impunity'.But on this plane, I mean the world and not fantasy or religion, the WORLD is not 0s and 1s, not black and white not good and evil, and not right and wrong.
Sure. But at their own risk. Because we are still a collection of societies with the "rule of law" people who think like you do won't be allowed to steal from others their intellectual property. Law protects the innocent. Surely you wouldn't throw that way. ... Maybe you would. The world is moving toward 'moral relativism' in the Millennial Generation. It will be the collapse of civilzation as far as I'm concerned.It is SHADES OF GREY- anybody who does not jump over legalistic fences, or SAYS that they don't- they are LYING. Everybody uses the grey line.
True Christianity isn't works based at all. It's the only religion that isn't. But now we're moving WAAAAAY far off topic..And I discarded the religious aspects of religion, that "works" twaddle, years ago, I won't be dictated to about it HERE.
Actually Jailbreaking an iPhone is NOT against the law. It just voids your warranty. Jailbreaking an iPad and unlocking iPhones are both illegal now as of the end of January 2013. And I will not be breaking the law. All phones unlocked before Jan 21, 2013 were legally unlocked. So both my 4S and 5 are unlocked within the grace period. My iPad was never JB'en. Get your facts straight if you want to make a cogent argument.By the same token, YOU are breaking the law, BY JAILBREAKING. Apples law. Who makes laws? MEN do.
My weather app was working fine. then I Download the evader update as a preventive measure and now "reader" doesn't work in safari. When will I learn to leave well enough alone???
Yet he copies and saves EVERY Netflix DVD he rents and saves it in his hard drive.
I copy the DVDs I buy, if they start going bad, that's it.
Huhh Ohhh...Religion/ethics/opinions...Good luck to you crusaders! I'm so outta here!


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9/11 Online Community Support Group:Follow Up to the Moussaoui Trial Verdict Discussion
Please join your peers in the 9/11 community for an online chat on Wednesday, May 10 from 8-9PM EST. We would like to continue the discussion started during last week's chat in regard to the Moussaoui Trial verdict. From our chat last week, we see that this type of an event can bring up other difficult issues. Please join us as we share reactions and successful strategies for coping. All members are invited to participate in this discussion.
This online chat session will provide 9/11 victims' families, survivors, first responders, and others affected by the attacks at the Pentagon, the World Trade Center, and Shanksville the opportunity to discuss issues and topics of importance in a safe, supportive environment. As a reminder, all participants must be FOS11 members (please see below on how to register as a member - membership is free). Dr. Donna Gaffney, a licensed mental health professional and noted trauma specialist, will facilitate the chat.
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Ahead Of Its Time?
Over the years, VENDING TIMES has received a number of photos of old vending machines, often unchronicled, and requests for aid in assigning dates and manufacturers.
Here is the latest: a freestanding capsule vender adorned with a clown's head, found by a Canadian operator in a local thrift store. The piece has no identifying labels or inscriptions. As photographed, it's equipped with a 2" merchandise wheel; the scattering of egg-type capsules in the globe may not be original. The graphics seem characteristic of the late 1950s or early '60s, but bulk vender styling has tended to be conservative until quite recently.
The product delivery guide looks like a PVC pipe elbow; it and the pivoted metal detainer that keeps the capsule in the machine until the patron releases it may (or may not) point to "one-off" or very limited production.


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McCartney hospitalized in Tokyo
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Sir Paul McCartney is hospitalized in Tokyo with a viral infection. The 71-year-old former Beatle has cancelled the rest of his shows in Japan and South Korea.
Tokyo National Stadium shows to be postponed - here is the statement pic.twitter.com/a7m3HpYCnY
— Paul McCartney (@PaulMcCartney) May 18, 2014
McCartney came down with the virus late last week, a day after arriving in Japan to play shows in Tokyo and Osaka. He's scheduled to bring his tour to the U.S. next month.
Get well soon, Sir Paul!
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I am having an issue with a float:right on the slider_container div in my design in Opera. It shows up correctly in ie7, ie8, Firefox, Safari and Chrome, but for some reason in Opera it is sitting on the left side of the page. When I used Opera's developer tools to troubleshoot the CSS, it shows that the float:right is valid, but it is doing the box calculations with a huge right measurement that I just can't seem to figure out.
As this is my first post, it won't let me post the link to my site, but it should be in my profile.
I'm hoping I've just stared at it for too long, and I am just missing something simple. I appreciate your help!
Bah, post the link with () around the dots, and leave out the http and www stuff:google.com or google(.)com works here.
Or, alternatively, you can also post your code in ` tags.
Does this box have any weird margins? I think all browsers have a limit on widths but Opera's particular width limit has come up quite a few times in the forums which may be what you are hitting. You say it's a slider box... is it one of those overflow: auto boxes with a larger box inside?
*edit found it: http://www.recreativestudios.com/
Looks like it's got issues anyway.
What surprised me was that a right floated box was letting another box later to just ride up like that... I'd have thought that #tag would have needed to be floated left.
Opera also seems to show issues in the menu: Home is wrapping. Are all the widths wide enough?
It's almost as if the #tag box in Opera is bumping #slider_wrap to the left. #tag does come later in source, so I could imagine that happening. Not sure how, but the whole code-setup should have been good without Javascript getting involved. FF doesn't look too good without JS (those screenshots are no-js).
No weird margins, but yes, the slider I am using does use overflow:hidden to show just the part that should be visible, while hiding the rest of the images. It's a jQuery plugin called Easy Slider.

CSS - Most of this is canned from the Easy Slider zip file.
#slider_wrap {
margin:20px 65px 0 0;
#slider_wrap img, #slider_wrap a, #slider_wrap a img {
#slider ul, #slider li, #slider2 ul, #slider2 li {
#slider2 {margin-top:1em;}
#slider li, #slider2 li {
#prevBtn, #nextBtn, #slider1next, #slider1prev {
position: relative;
#nextBtn, #slider1next {
#prevBtn a, #nextBtn a,
#slider1next a, #slider1prev a {
background:url(../images/slide_btn_left.png) no-repeat 0 0;
#nextBtn a, #slider1next a{
background:url(../images/slide_btn_right.png) no-repeat 0 0;
You just need to clear the menu.
#slider_wrap {
I was missing both an overflow:hidden and the clear:both, thanks to both of you, I knew it was something small.
I have not been able to recreate the menu wrapping issue that you although. I don't see it reflected in the screen shot you took either.
No my screen shot was in FF and the menu wrapping I only saw in Opera. Lemme check it now...
Not good on Linux: http://stommepoes.nl/creativehover.png
I melded together a bunch of screenshots, hovering over different parts of the menu, shown at fullscreen to make sure it wasn't because of a small browser or anything. Also showing a little part I tacked onto the bottom showing the white text still spilling out (or is that from #tag)?
If Opera on Windows is fine then the menu is likely just a font-size issue and while Gnome should not be affecting Opera (it does affect FF), that would be my guess as to the cause.
All my screenshots btw will prolly be off the server in a week or so... I don't let them stay on there forever, so eventually the above link will go dead.
Thanks, I did my testing on Mac and Windows, but haven't booted up Ubuntu lately. I'll take a look at that today, thanks for letting me know.
The menu does look like a font issue, so I will need to adjust for that. I know the clear:both fixed the Opera float issue on Windows, but I take it that it still looks wrong in Linux as per your screen shot.
I use Century Gothic with Verdana / sans-serif as a backup. I believe *nix does not include the Century Gothic font. If I switch to Verdana on Windows I have a similar issue. I just need to adjust the rules a bit to account for the differences in the font size between these two fonts.
Century Gothic is, last time I checked, a paid font: I tried to get it once and found I needed to purchase it. General rule, paid fonts aren't usually considered Web Safe.
Verdana is NOT on *nix machines unless users download msttcorefonts (which is free but you do have to go ahead and do the apt-get yourself). I have Verdana because I did download them (for Gimp).
I love Verdana but you have to be really careful with it due to its large-than-normal x-height. In fact, I try to only pair it with Bitstream Vera Sans and DejaVu Sans because they're also pretty big (so users who don't have Verdana may be Unix people with one of the other two). And if I have small fonts that are Verdana I'm uneasy because someone with none of those fonts will default to the system sans-serif, which would be too small for some people.
Definitely, it was a menu of mine where I first saw this: it was originally Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; and while things looked ok on my machine (back then I didn't have MS fonts), on a Windows machine the menu wrapped. That's when I got careful with Verdana : )
The menu does look like a font issue, so I will need to adjust for that. I know the clear:both fixed the Opera float issue on Windows, but I take it that it still looks wrong in Linux as per your screen shot.
I partially covered up the scrolly thing with that overflow problem, lemme post just a full plain screenshot.
http://stommepoes.nl/creativeopera.png (if it's 404 I haven't uploaded it yet, and it will be indexed so don't worry about banding colours)
That screenshot shows the slider still on the left Mallory so I guess that's a cached version you are looking at? It's set to float right and clear:both so it can't still be on the left!
The menu styles seem to conflict as you have set the menu and the ul inside it to the same size but you have also added a margin to the inner element making it too big.
If you change it slightly it should fit in Stomme's Opera.:)
#menu {
[B] width:481px;[/B]
[B] margin:0 10px 0 0;[/B]
#menu ul{
[B] margin: 35px 0 0 0;[/B]
float: right;
font-weight: bold;
width: 481px;
This font discussion has lead me to realize something, there are very few fonts that are available on all Win/Mac/*nix platforms.
I found this information which shows a good comparison of web safe fonts across different operating systems, I assume the info is valid, but without testing on all 3 platforms, it's hard to know for sure. That being said, I agree the difference between Century Gothic and Verdana is a bit much, but I need to test a few of the fonts that are included in *nix to ensure that they don't break any of my layout if used.
My goal is to create layouts for clients that work on the major browsers, and the major OSes. Testing each browser on each platform is becoming increasingly time consuming as more browsers are gaining popularity. I just recently dropped support for ie6, which saves tons of time, but this is a part of my project timeline that I feel I still struggle with.
Thanks Paul, that was an oversight on my part, but that looks like it did the trick, and hopefully it fixed the issue on Stomme's set up as well.
Sorry, Paul's right... menu's still off but the only text issue now is recent work:
niet een slimme poes
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I learned to sail at seven years old in San Diego, California on a little red sailing dinghy. At ten, I completed a 5,000-mile, 6-month cruise in Mexico with my family on our sailboat, The Endless Summer, experiencing a different culture, the freedom and beauty of sea travel, and opening my mind to horizons beyond my hometown reality. Two things were clear when we returned to San Diego in 1990: I wanted to protect the natural world from human destruction and, one day, I wanted to be the captain of my own sailboat.
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Swell was built in 1966—the 68th Cal-40 to come out of Jansen Marine. At purchase, Swell was in decent condition, but her light coastal use and relatively old age left her in need of more work than we'd originally presumed necessary to prepare her for offshore voyaging. I worked with local marine professionals to overhaul Swell and simultaneously learn about safety equipment, mechanics, electrical systems, rigging, sail and fiberglass repair. The 18,000 miles of safe sailing behind me are a testament to the quality of work and profound expertise of those who helped me along the way.
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I left California aboard Swell in early 2006 with the hope of succeeding at my life-long dream of surf exploration via sailboat. Since then, the voyage has presented more fantastic friends, waves, adventures, natural beauty, opportunities for personal growth and insights than I dreamed possible. Swell serves as my floating home and transportation. I travel at a pace not much faster than you can run. Weather, swell, and tides dictate my days. This isn't just a surf trip–it's a lifestyle, passion, and search for better ways for humanity to inhabit our shared planet.


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Isn't this a router?
Hello, I need a BackTrack 3 driver for a Netgear DG934G.
googlefu' shows it is.
My bet is the OP wants someone to show him how to hax0r it.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
If you are new to Back|Track
Back|Track Wiki
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The individuals have been charged with violating the Sherman Act and could face up to 10 years in jail.
Sherman has always acknowledged the contact, so maybe the whole issue of precedence is a dead letter.
Scarborough had sat out the Tucson discussion so far, but with Sherman in mid-sentence, he suddenly felt the urge to tease.
War Dancesby Sherman Alexie The National Book Award winner is back with stories of ordinary men in life-changing moments.
The TSA said she was never asked to remove her clothing, but Sherman strongly disputes that claim.
Nothing could be done for him, however, until Sherman's troops were up.
Mr. Jefferson and Mr. Adams are silent while Mr. Sherman and Mr. Franklin vote aye.
Mrs. Sherman has since got one of later date, in which you acknowledge the receipt of the Memoirs.
Here, Mr. Sherman, let us have your views on this Declaration.
Reached Granite Canyon at dark, a whole day getting there from Sherman, and remained over night.
type of U.S. medium tank used in World War II, 1942, named for U.S. Civil War Gen. William T. Sherman (1820-1891). The surname is from Old English scearra "shears" + mann "man;" hence "shearer of woolen garments."
Phencyclidine, an animal tranquilizer smoked as a narcotic; angel dust, pcp (1960s+ Narcotics)
To use phencyclidine: He felt his heart bound, his stomach lunged, like the time he shermed at Venice Beach
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its no big deal, i used to stencil alot and did stencils in my room. the walls are gloss like, semi gloss i suppose and i had no drips at all with flat black. you will be fine, just close the door and open the windows so you dont stick up the rest of the house.
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Understanding the family dynamic is crucial to working together for the benefit of the entire family. In working with children we make a special effort to inform and include the parents in the counseling process. Working together with the entire family increases the level of communication and understanding of each family member. We will work with the individual family members as well as a "group counseling" setting with the whole family.


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How to take a picture of the moon
Zak Billmeier grew up in southern Vermont and coastal Maine. After graduating from Mary Washington College with a Geography degree he still isn't sure quite what to do with, he eventually settled in the mountains of Central Virginia. He spends his free time chasing his daughter around, taking pictures, gardening and cooking. He joined Crutchfield's car A/V writing team in 2007 and is now a lead producer on our video team.
More from Zak Billmeier
Heads up!Welcome to this article from the Crutchfield archives. Have fun reading it, but be aware that the information may be outdated and links may be broken.
1/250, ISO 200, f/8, 600mm. 5D Mark II, using "Live View" mode
on a tripod, with the 10-second self-timer.
Ever since the dawn of time, man has gazed at the moon. And ever since the dawn of photography, he has tried to take a picture of it. It's actually quite easy to do, especially with a digital camera you can tell exactly what to do. Here's how to get a great moon shot:
1. Choose your lowest ISO setting. This depends on your camera; it will probably be ISO 50-200. The reason is that you'll have less noise (grain) in your shot.
2. "Stop down," or close up your aperture. Your lens is sharper at around f/8 than it is "wide open," or at its maximum aperture. I like f/8 because in my particular camera (Canon 40D) that's about the sharpest aperture before diffraction sets in. But by all means, experiment with even smaller apertures (larger f/ numbers = smaller apertures).
3. Choose a fast shutter speed. This is the step that seems weird at first - I mean, it's pitch black outside. Wouldn't a long exposure make more sense? Your camera will think so. But the truth is that the moon is really, really bright, and long exposures make it look like a white ball. Depending on your aperture setting, you'll need a fast shutter speed. Start at 1/200 and work from there. Your camera's light meter will probably be screaming at you - ignore it.
4. Zoom in as much as possible. I took the shot above at 600mm, and the moon filled about 1/10 of my frame. If you can catch it while it's low in the sky and closer to Earth, all the better. If you use a teleconverter, remember: you'll lose 1 stop of light at 1.4x, and 2 stops at 2x, so plan accordingly.
5. Use a tripod. This is really more for focusing purposes. The moon is very far away, and the slightest change in distance will throw your focus off. If your lens has an infinity focus marker, don't trust it - they're generally inaccurate. Which leads me to my next point...
6. Focus manually. Your camera will be reeling from the fact you want to use a fast shutter at night. It probably won't want to autofocus for you. If your camera has a live view feature, here's a chance to use it - you can really hone your manual focus by zooming in on your screen, then gently twisting the focus ring.
7. Use your camera's self-timer or a shutter release cable. Whenever you touch it, your camera shakes. Using the timer lets you take your hands off and let it settle down.
Those are the basics on how to get a detailed shot like the one above - but there's a lot to be said for trying to capture the moon as part of a greater scene. The key with any moon shot is going to be choosing a faster shutter speed than your camera thinks, or you get a white blob instead of all the craters, depressions, and textures that make the moon so interesting.
1/500, ISO 3200, f/8, 135mm
Hopefully you'll find a more interesting foreground than this.
The key here is to use a faster shutter speed than you may think.
If your point-and-shoot camera has manual controls, these suggestions will apply, but you'll need to be able to zoom in nice and tight. And as always, experiment! Rules are made to be broken. Take these suggestions as a jumping off point and see where they take you.


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Chris Young hospitalized with leg infection
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Chris Young is on the mend. The country star has developed a leg infection that has landed him in a Denver hospital.
The singer says he "didn't even know" he was sick. He says "one minute" he was "fine," and then he's "suddenly...being rushed to the hospital."
Young is expected to remain hospitalized at least until Thursday. As a result, Chris has had to cancel all concerts through Saturday.
He adds that he's "sorry to disappoint the fans," and he's looking forward to "being up and around" again.
Young is expected to return to the road with his Redding, California show on August 21st.
Cancelled Chris Young Concerts:
August 14 - Kalispell, Montana, at the Northwest Montana Fair Ground
August 15 - Peticton, British Columbia, Canada, at the Sound Okanagen Events Center - with Brad Paisley
August 16- Mission, British Columbia, Canada, at the Rockin' River Music Festival - with Brad Paisley
August 17 - Brownsville, Oregon, at the Willamette Country Music Festival - with Brad Paisley
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Mo' money, mo' problems! Mary J. Blige has $3.4 Million tax lien
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I know she said she's "not gon' cry," but given this news she's more than entitled to shed a few tears.
Mary J. Blige's financial woes have gotten much much worse. On top of the $900k she allegedly owes the state of New Jersey, TMZ is reporting that Mary J. has been slapped with a $3.4 million bill from Uncle Sam.
The IRS filed a federal tax lien against the Grammy winner, claiming she failed to pay all her income taxes for the years 2009 ($574,907.30), 2010 ($2,203,743.53) and 2011 ($647,604.60).
Tax bill grand total: $3,426,255.43. My goodness!
Of course, the federal tax lien comes on the heels of MJB still owing $901,769.65 in back state taxes. Furthermore, Blige is being sued for allegedly defaulting on a $2.2 million bank loan and her charity is facing a lawsuit that claims it took out a $250k loan and never paid it back.
We truly hope that Mary J. can get back on track with all of this. Not only does it seem like downright daunting, but these tax issues seem to be cryptonite for celebrities these days. Lauryn Hill, Matthew Knowles, Lindsay Lohan, Wesley Snipes… SMH.
We're pulling for you Mary!
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June 20, 2016 – Perched on the north-west corner of Mount Royal, Saint Joseph's Oratory is one of the world's most visited religious sites. Each year, close to two million visitors make the pilgrimage to the 155-metre basilica, which overlooks the city. And with the canonisation in Rome of the basilica's founder, Brother André, more and more people make the trip to see this Montréal sanctuary.
From modest beginnings to today: 106 years of history
Initiated by Brother André and friends, construction of the original wood chapel began in 1904. By the time the chapel was completed, however, it was no longer big enough to take in the growing number of faithful who were coming to see Brother André. After several efforts to expand the old chapel, plans for the present-day basilica were developed and construction of the current structure commenced in 1924. It wasn't until 1967—a full 30 years after the death of Brother André—that construction was completed.
A holy site with many attractions
Nestled right next to the splendid basilica that sits atop the mountain, the crypt and the original chapel where Brother André lived remain part of the pilgrimage site. An ideal location for prayer and meditation, the magnificent gardens adjoining the basilica include a path featuring 17 beautiful sculptures that make up the Stations of the Cross. In addition to partaking in the masses and recitals that are held in the basilica all year round, visitors can also take in numerous exhibitions, such as the one devoted to some 300 nativity scenes from around the world.
Humble man, lasting legacy
Having gained recognition for his healing powers and for his role in the construction of the world's largest religious site dedicated to Saint Joseph, Saint Brother André passed away on January 6, 1937, at the age of 91. His funeral was attended by more than one million faithful from across the world who came to pay their respects. His body now rests in a simple tomb inside the Oratory. The canonisation of Brother André was held in Rome on October 17, 2010.


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the consent of the Congress is hereby given to an interstate compact relating to the waters of the Yellowstone River which was signed (after negotiations in which a representative of the United States duly appointed by the President participated) by the Commissioners for the States of Montana, North Dakota, and Wyoming on December 8, 1950, at Billings, Montana, and which was thereafter ratified by the legislatures of each of the States aforesaid as provided by Public Law 83, Eighty-first Congress, approved June 2, 1949, which compact reads as follows:
Nothing contained in this Compact shall be so construed or interpreted as to affect adversely any rights to the use of the waters of Yellowstone River and its tributaries owned by or for Indians, Indian tribes, and their reservations.
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Higher-Order Thinking
Deep and Meaningful Thinking
With the widespread use of computers in the 21st century, human beings can use technology to go beyond the kind of rationality that is best performed by machines to the kind of thinking that is inventive, productive, and ethical.
Most educators would agree that their students are not as proficient at these kinds of thinking as they would like them to be. Textbooks and other teaching materials often consist of activities that require low-level skills such as recall and memorization. The academic standards movement of the last decade has focused interest on the development of higher-order thinking skills through more rigorous academic expectations. These kinds of skills can be grouped into three categories.
Analysis >
Analysis, as defined by Robert Marzano, consists of matching, classifying, error analysis, generalizing, and specifying. By engaging in these processes, learners can use what they are learning to create new insights and invent ways of using what they have learned in new situations. When people use analysis skills to determine the validity and worth of a particular piece of information, they are engaging in critical thinking. Another type of analysis is argumentation, the presenting of claims and evidence persuading others of a point of view.
Using Knowledge >
The purpose of having knowledge is to use it. Traditional educational practices assumed that students needed a considerable amount of knowledge in order to do anything with it. Unfortunately, students rarely moved past the learning of facts, accumulating more and more of what philosopher Alfred Lord Whitehead called "inert knowledge."
Using knowledge is the fun, and frustrating, part of learning. Project-based learning allows students to practice higher-order thinking and use knowledge. The processes included in this category are decision making, problem solving, experimental inquiry, and investigation. Creativity, another type of complex thinking, is often described as a special type of problem solving.
Metacognition >
Metacognition, or "thinking about thinking" refers to the mental processes that control and regulate how people think. Metacognition is especially important in project-based learning because students must make decisions about what strategies to use and how to use them. The three components of metacognition are: awareness, planning and goal setting, and monitoring. Students who are metacognitively aware are able to describe how they make decisions and are able to adjust the strategies they use when they are not successful.
Thinking with Data >
In the 21st century, using data involves more than adding numbers and performing statistical analyses. It requires logical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and communication. Students must learn to think with all kinds of data responsibly in order to make good decisions in their personal lives and to participate fully in debates about the political, social, and environmental issues of contemporary life.
Marzano, R. J. (2000). Designing a new taxonomy of educational objectives. Thousand Oaks, CA: Corwin Press.
Marzano, R. J. (1998). A theory-based meta-analysis of research on instruction. Aurora, CO: McREL, 1998. www.mcrel.org/PDF/Instruction/5982RR_InstructionMeta_Analysis.pdf *(PDF; 172 pages)


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Made for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3
Designed specifically for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, this case offers a perfect fit for your device. It also features a cut-out for the camera, and an open base so you don't need to take the phone out of the case to charge or synchronise it. All buttons are also still accessible when the phone is in the case.


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Guest post from Amy, Mo & Kittee, the bloggers behind the awesome game show, Vegan Battle Royale.
On Saturday, August 27, at 12:20PM, two teams enter but only one will be crowned the ultimate survivor. That's right, we're hosting a game show with lots of prizes that will make you just glow inside and out. Upside down, too, and yes, this one's for all you competitive types.
Vegan Battle Royale will be comprised of two teams with six people per side, and the participants will be drawn randomly from a hat, or an empty potato chip bag. Whichever smells best. We'll also be selecting audience members at random to answer trivia and dares, so even if you don't get picked for a team, we'll still have something for every single one of you. To keep all tongues and bellies paying attention, we'll be flinging homemade baked goods at the audience—so there's always a chance to catch a tasty xgfx sammich cookie in exchange for your super-smarts!
The competition will incorporate elements from a bunch of well-known game shows and will include trivia, bravery, dares, taste challenges, basic vegan blog knowledge, and more. If you want a chance to participate, bring your smartie pants and don't be late! We only have an hour for this shin-da-bing, so prompt arrival is recommended.
This wouldn't be as fun without prizes, so we're super thankful to the following people and companies for their generous donations/contributions. Here's a sampling of what we'll be giving away:
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Capcom has released their boxed Live Arcade compilation, Capcom Digital Collection. The eight-game set includes 1942: Joint Strike, Bionic Commando Rearmed 2, Final Fight Double Impact, Flock!, Rocketmen: Axis of Evil including Rocketmen: It Came From Uranus expansion, Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo HD Remix, Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix, and Wolf of the Battlefield: Commando 3. Each game includes all of their features, functionality, and of course, achievements.
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On a lighter brighter note I'm sure if somehow this fight did happen he'd be eating mat quick sharpe , and after wards i'd return from battle a hero and there would be songs written, and sang about me for centuries, the tale of the Colossus would be past down from generation to generation even when I've died and gone. On a silently night when the wind did howl, if you listened closely you would swear it was saying "Colossus"
Its funny because at night sometimes I almost hear the word Colossus gently floating across my bedroom as I drift off to sleep..
James will you please find somewhere else to stay, its starting to creep me out that you hide in my wardrobe
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Hahahaha but it's so cosy. Plus I bring a certain level of colossal atmos
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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by juck, Dec 31, 2012.
Not elimination games under the bright lights....wake up
The Romo homers are just as guilty as us Romo haters. When the Cowboys win and Romo plays well, it's all glory to Romo...ignoring the fact that the OLine gave him time, his receivers made some nice catches, Garrett called some good plays, etc.
When the Cowboys lose and Romo chokes, it's poor Romo, he needs more help, he's surrounded by bums, Garrett can't call plays, etc.
Danny White was 0-4 and sucked horribly in these types of game. Try again.
He also got us a lot of playoff wins and those were elimination games
Payton is an example of a guy that has definitely not played well in big games. But he finally got such a good supporting cast around him the defense/Running game really stepped up to get him a SB. Now nobody talks about it.
The only athlete as unclutch as Romo would be Vince Carter.
You can literally see both guys shrink before your eyes in big situations.
It's not even the turnovers, It's the petrified look and walk with both of them.
Amen!! This board is full of'em.
What's really amazing is the complete melt down in these big games. I can't thing of any other player in any sport that has blown up like this on such a consistent basis. Only thing comparable is John Starks in NBA finals X 3.
He never won a road one and that is what almost all of Tony's have been. Romo is 0-5 and White was 0-4. Most successful playoff QBs records (like Troy) are padded by home wins when they are playing an inferior lower seed. Romo has not had those games. Steve Young played something like 19 playoff games and only 3 were on the road. He lost them all.
I have always defended Romo but after last night I will just nod and listen when people bash him. The dude threw 3 picks and if the Redskins could catch he would have thrown 5 or 6. People keep saying if not for Romo we would be in real trouble and I just don't buy that. I would love to see what Orton could have done with this team. That's right KYLE ORTON. I would bet money that Orton could have got us to .500 this year. As dynamic as Romo is, when he has been replaced due to injury, for some reason the team played better. I say we draft someone like Tyler Wilson and move on. What is our record in Dallas since Romo took over? I have been guilty of making excuses for him but there comes a time when you realize that everyone can't be wrong about the guy...:bang2:
If he didnt choke away games earlier this season (like against the Seahawks and Bears) he would get a chance to host a playoff game. Didn't Rodgers win the Super Bowl as the 6 seed? Wouldn't that make ALL his playoff games road games? Didn't Big Ben win it as a 6 seed? Stop making excuses. You can't nit pick stats. Elite QBs win games on the road. And you act like Romo has been super clutch at home. He got the majority of his wins on the road this year. You weren't making the "but to win on the road is so hard" argument then.
Let's be fair: Danny White had a much better team around him than Tony has.
Don't even try You have no clue about what you just posted...
FAIL Ask Atlanta how much he failed. You pulled that 0-4 stat out your rear end and it proves you are clueless...
Danny also faced stronger teams and more HOF QBs than Romo has...
All I do know is, if we lock this guy up to a long term deal, we're done. Romo will be 33 next year and his issues are not going to get any better. At the very least we have to give him some compitition, and tell him his job is on the line.
14 million!!!!! folks. 14!!!!
white lead them to 3 championship games. Not sure that counts as a choke because he needed to get thru few playoff games to get to championship game.
I honestly can't find anyone who has been to more elimination games and not moved on. I will have to run a query.
So, would Dallas have won last night if Orton would have played instead of Turnover Tony Romo?
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Google was hit with a disruption Tuesday where some searches yielded results that included a repeating image of what appeared to be a car crash somewhere in Russia.
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"Taseko's New Prosperity Mine proposal is the slick re-packaging of a dead proposal. Taseko has simply applied more mortician's make-up to their already failed Prosperity Mine project proposal," said Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, President of the Union of BC Indian Chiefs. "The so-called 'New Prosperity' project will still kill Teztan Biny and contaminate all adjacent watersheds."
Grand Chief Phillip stated, "Nothing has changed with the proposal but the opposition continues to increase, throughout British Columbia and Canada. The federal Cabinet should have seen the significant and irreversible impacts of this project and totally reject its development. What a waste of time, money and goodwill."
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