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The original Tea Between Friends is a great thread....but let's start a new one!
What are you working on? What do you have for printers? Share your 2019 goals?
I'm working to get all of these 3D Printers reliable. That means proper power supplies for some, better extruders, hot ends and various other upgrades.
My goal...which has eluded me for a while...the BB-8 build!
I need to get all of these printers making good parts for the build. Most prints take 36 hours or more, so we can't have beds with adhesion issues, randomly slipping extruders and iffy hotends.
Ultimaker 2+ - I wish these weren't so expensive as I really think everyone should start with one! I've just replaced the coupler a while back, it was sorely in need of replacing. It's my "pretty much can print anything without drama" printer.
CR-10 - The original! It's printed several BB-8 domes and various large pieces. I accumulated a lot of spare parts to upgrade this to the CR-10S electronics and send Z lead screw. It'll be upgraded with an EZABL bed sensor and I'm not sure if I will put a MicroSwiss all metal hot end or trying something else.
CR-10S - I paid a little extra to get mine from PrintedSolid and they made the electronic fix identified with early CR-10S models It's worked great. It has the EZABL and a MicroSwiss hot end. I recently installed the SeeMeCNC EZR Struder and so far, no under extrusion woes!
GeeeTech A10 - This printer was a mess out of the box. Weeks later, after much badgering and hounding...they sent some replacement parts. However it took a lot of hacking to get the thing to print, even carving up the X gantry for a better quality lead screw coupler to fit! BUT...it's actually printing very very well....fingers crossed!
Tevo Tornado - I don't have a lot of time on this printer since every time I have used it, it has been a disaster to sort out. While removing and replacing the bed screws, the bed shattered....so...this one has a ways to go!
FolgerTech FT-5 R1 - The one I had high hopes for still sits idle. However, with new 713Maker bed, heated bed and some additional changes, I think we can get this big guy printing really well.
FolgerTech i3 Mega - It was a wonderful kit to put together and despite a few minor changes I made, it's printing well! It's getting a Titan Aero with EZABL this week, so I can begin dialing that in!
Last Saturday we had the monthly opening of the Repair Cafe here in my town where I volunteer. Since most of the volunteers are older guys that are interested in all kinds of technology but had never seen a 3D printer in action, I packed my little Fabrikator Mini and a roll of filament to my usual tools.
I set it up in a corner of the workshop and had it print shopping card coins with the Repair Cafe logo. It was a big success. A lot of the guys and a few visitors/customers watched the little printer and informed themselves about 3D printing.
I too am working on one of my 3D Printers that is experiencing layer shifting. after a power supply died in a shower of sparks.
It is not like the normal layer shift, this layer shift has something to do with the Z-Axis as they occur at exactly the same height.
Now the first replies state that this is normally what happens when we have binding. Though I have rebuild the X,Y and Z Axis.
Replacing all bearings cleaning all smooth rods and lead screws re-lubing and thinking that the some be warped.
I swapped them side to side and end for end, if this was the problem the layer shift would still occur thou should at a different location.
This was not the case it still occurs and at exactly the same location, Have even reposition-ed the model with the exact layer Shift.
I have tried to get the all Axis as smooth as possible with little to no effect. So the Next step is to trade the smooth rods from Red to Blu.
Red and Blu are the name I have given my 3D Printers. And Blu is the one giving me the trouble.
Well If I decide to get into the 3D printer to experience a learning process I have made it!
Oh. I guess should mention that the layer shift is so minute, unlike other I have seen.
Top of model shows the worst layer shift, bottom shows average layer shifting.
Have a separate thread if anyone has any thoughts.
I have only been in the 3D printing game about a year and a half. My work involves designing just about anything, from cosmetic brushes to plastic injection mould tools. 3D printing has always played a part, first using companies like Shapeways etc. until someone bought me a Floger FT5 (R1) he must be a bit sadistic. I had never even seen a 3D printer before so it was quite a learning curve putting it together, with forums like this helping me, thanks guys.
Now I am getting decent prints most of the time for use with work and fun. I ordered a JGaurora A5s before Christmas, but it never arrived, Santa must have got lost looking for our house.
I have ordered another from China and it should come next week.
The idea is to have a printer that just prints without too much trouble, we shall see, it has good reviews.
I had to persuade the wife to let me spend the money, I am sure it will be worth it.
I have learned a lot about 3D printing and still have a lot to learn, but it's been fun, well most of the time. I am sure you will agree, when you get a difficult part to print it gives you a great sense of achievement.
The JGAurora A5S arrived yesterday, the day that it was supposed to. The printer is very easy to put together and has good instructions.
As the printer had been tested there was a tiny bit of plastic still on the nozzle that I never noticed, so after leveling the bed the first print lifted off the bed. Reset the bed leveling and got a perfect print from the sample on the SD card. Printed a baby Groot and it looks perfect too.
I am very happy with this printer, less than an hour to get everything up and running, from when the box arrived. I'll be trying larger prints to see how it performs.
I thought of buying the TH3D clone, the "Tough End" Aero setup but I prefer the cartridge style thermosistor over the bulb type that are so problematic at times.
Update on the JGAuora A5S.
The bed has a slight "hump" in the middle, only about 0.1mm, too small to cause any problems.
After a few prints the touch on the touch screen stopped working, so I had to connect it up to the PC to get it to work.
I contacted support and they asked me to check the connections to the LCD screen, they looked fine but I still tried to push them in a bit more. Screen works now. I like the black diamond bed, it works with PLA and PETG, not tried any other filaments yet. Just keep the bed clean with alcohol and when the bed cools down the prints lift off.
For me it's just what I need, a large printer that is reliable and easy to use.
There is a good community on Facebook and a wiki forum.
I'll probably keep the Folger FT5 for the more smelly prints as it's in the garage.
So I'll be doing more prints in 2019.
I made enormous progress on my Titan Aero upgrade to my FolgerTech i3 Mega...got it all amounted and wired....then I ran the belts into the "tear drop" shaped loops for the belt to go in. I struggled to tension the belt enough and press it inside the oval area to insert them. I was one belt notch loose and tried to tug the belt a bit tighter...then pop...the tear drop shaped piece of plastic popped out. Aahhhh.
Don't you just Hate it when that happens!
Have not been here much lots of snow, an still playing with Marlin 2.0.x new features to determine which will work best with my 3D Printer.
Yesterday the Layer Shift got extremely bad. This happened with a combination of Marlin 2.x, Cura 4 and low V-Ref.
The 3D Printer with the Layer shifting has every axis flowing smoother the the working 3D Printer and still layer shifts.
Even though I was told not to I adjusted V-Ref up to about the same percentage my other printer is using, then most Layer shifting went away.
It was completely stumping me as to why could 3D Print circular objects perfectly though square or rectangular objects seem to layer shift.
Then after upgrading to Marlin 2.0.x this sudden jump in layer shifting. Not so bad now though still a tiny shifting occurring on the Y-Axis.
And this could be because I could not perfectly align the Z-Couplers.
It appears that my Hot-end needs rebuilt, getting weak, takes a little more to flow the filament, curved edges rolling from the base are under extruded not making smooth round curves from the base upward.

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The original Tea Between Friends is a great thread .... but let 's start a new one !
 What are you working on ? What do you have for printers ? Share your 2019 goals ?
 I 'm working to get all of these 3D Printers reliable . That means proper power supplies for some , better extruders , hot ends and various other upgrades .
 My goal ... which has eluded me for a while ... the BB-8 build !
 I need to get all of these printers making good parts for the build . Most prints take 36 hours or more , so we ca n't have beds with adhesion issues , randomly slipping extruders and iffy hotends .
 Ultimaker 2 + - I wish these were n't so expensive as I really think everyone should start with one ! I 've just replaced the coupler a while back , it was sorely in need of replacing . It 's my " pretty much can print anything without drama " printer .
 CR-10 - The original ! It 's printed several BB-8 domes and various large pieces . I accumulated a lot of spare parts to upgrade this to the CR-10S electronics and send Z lead screw . It 'll be upgraded with an EZABL bed sensor and I 'm not sure if I will put a MicroSwiss all metal hot end or trying something else .
 CR-10S - I paid a little extra to get mine from PrintedSolid and they made the electronic fix identified with early CR-10S models It 's worked great . It has the EZABL and a MicroSwiss hot end . I recently installed the SeeMeCNC EZR Struder and so far , no under extrusion woes !
 GeeeTech A10 - This printer was a mess out of the box . Weeks later , after much badgering and hounding ... they sent some replacement parts . However it took a lot of hacking to get the thing to print , even carving up the X gantry for a better quality lead screw coupler to fit ! BUT ... it 's actually printing very very well .... fingers crossed !
 Tevo Tornado - I do n't have a lot of time on this printer since every time I have used it , it has been a disaster to sort out . While removing and replacing the bed screws , the bed shattered .... so ... this one has a ways to go !
 FolgerTech FT-5 R1 - The one I had high hopes for still sits idle . However , with new 713Maker bed , heated bed and some additional changes , I think we can get this big guy printing really well .
 FolgerTech i3 Mega - It was a wonderful kit to put together and despite a few minor changes I made , it 's printing well ! It 's getting a Titan Aero with EZABL this week , so I can begin dialing that in !
 Last Saturday we had the monthly opening of the Repair Cafe here in my town where I volunteer . Since most of the volunteers are older guys that are interested in all kinds of technology but had never seen a 3D printer in action , I packed my little Fabrikator Mini and a roll of filament to my usual tools .
 I set it up in a corner of the workshop and had it print shopping card coins with the Repair Cafe logo . It was a big success . A lot of the guys and a few visitors / customers watched the little printer and informed themselves about 3D printing .
 I too am working on one of my 3D Printers that is experiencing layer shifting . after a power supply died in a shower of sparks .
 It is not like the normal layer shift , this layer shift has something to do with the Z - Axis as they occur at exactly the same height .
 Now the first replies state that this is normally what happens when we have binding . Though I have rebuild the X , Y and Z Axis .
 Replacing all bearings cleaning all smooth rods and lead screws re - lubing and thinking that the some be warped .
 I swapped them side to side and end for end , if this was the problem the layer shift would still occur thou should at a different location .
 This was not the case it still occurs and at exactly the same location , Have even reposition - ed the model with the exact layer Shift .
 I have tried to get the all Axis as smooth as possible with little to no effect . So the Next step is to trade the smooth rods from Red to Blu .
 Red and Blu are the name I have given my 3D Printers . And Blu is the one giving me the trouble .
 Well If I decide to get into the 3D printer to experience a learning process I have made it !
 Oh . I guess should mention that the layer shift is so minute , unlike other I have seen .
 Top of model shows the worst layer shift , bottom shows average layer shifting .
 Have a separate thread if anyone has any thoughts .
 I have only been in the 3D printing game about a year and a half . My work involves designing just about anything , from cosmetic brushes to plastic injection mould tools . 3D printing has always played a part , first using companies like Shapeways etc . until someone bought me a Floger FT5 ( R1 ) he must be a bit sadistic . I had never even seen a 3D printer before so it was quite a learning curve putting it together , with forums like this helping me , thanks guys .
 Now I am getting decent prints most of the time for use with work and fun . I ordered a JGaurora A5s before Christmas , but it never arrived , Santa must have got lost looking for our house .
 I have ordered another from China and it should come next week .
 The idea is to have a printer that just prints without too much trouble , we shall see , it has good reviews .
 I had to persuade the wife to let me spend the money , I am sure it will be worth it .
 I have learned a lot about 3D printing and still have a lot to learn , but it 's been fun , well most of the time . I am sure you will agree , when you get a difficult part to print it gives you a great sense of achievement .
 The JGAurora A5S arrived yesterday , the day that it was supposed to . The printer is very easy to put together and has good instructions .
 As the printer had been tested there was a tiny bit of plastic still on the nozzle that I never noticed , so after leveling the bed the first print lifted off the bed . Reset the bed leveling and got a perfect print from the sample on the SD card . Printed a baby Groot and it looks perfect too .
 I am very happy with this printer , less than an hour to get everything up and running , from when the box arrived . I 'll be trying larger prints to see how it performs .
 I thought of buying the TH3D clone , the " Tough End " Aero setup but I prefer the cartridge style thermosistor over the bulb type that are so problematic at times .
 Update on the JGAuora A5S.
 The bed has a slight " hump " in the middle , only about 0.1 mm , too small to cause any problems .
 After a few prints the touch on the touch screen stopped working , so I had to connect it up to the PC to get it to work .
 I contacted support and they asked me to check the connections to the LCD screen , they looked fine but I still tried to push them in a bit more . Screen works now . I like the black diamond bed , it works with PLA and PETG , not tried any other filaments yet . Just keep the bed clean with alcohol and when the bed cools down the prints lift off .
 For me it 's just what I need , a large printer that is reliable and easy to use .
 There is a good community on Facebook and a wiki forum .
 I 'll probably keep the Folger FT5 for the more smelly prints as it 's in the garage .
 So I 'll be doing more prints in 2019 .
 I made enormous progress on my Titan Aero upgrade to my FolgerTech i3 Mega ... got it all amounted and wired .... then I ran the belts into the " tear drop " shaped loops for the belt to go in . I struggled to tension the belt enough and press it inside the oval area to insert them . I was one belt notch loose and tried to tug the belt a bit tighter ... then pop ... the tear drop shaped piece of plastic popped out . Aahhhh .
 Do n't you just Hate it when that happens !
 Have not been here much lots of snow , an still playing with Marlin 2.0.x new features to determine which will work best with my 3D Printer .
 Yesterday the Layer Shift got extremely bad . This happened with a combination of Marlin 2.x , Cura 4 and low V - Ref .
 The 3D Printer with the Layer shifting has every axis flowing smoother the the working 3D Printer and still layer shifts .
 Even though I was told not to I adjusted V - Ref up to about the same percentage my other printer is using , then most Layer shifting went away .
 It was completely stumping me as to why could 3D Print circular objects perfectly though square or rectangular objects seem to layer shift .
 Then after upgrading to Marlin 2.0.x this sudden jump in layer shifting . Not so bad now though still a tiny shifting occurring on the Y - Axis .
 And this could be because I could not perfectly align the Z - Couplers .
 It appears that my Hot - end needs rebuilt , getting weak , takes a little more to flow the filament , curved edges rolling from the base are under extruded not making smooth round curves from the base upward .


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In 2010 Mashable declared June 30th Social Media Day! Shortly thereafter, the city of Victoria, Canada officially also declared their Social Media Day as June 30th! Cities and even countries across the globe have joined in the celebration by having educational events, meetups and tweetups!
Now is the time for you to JOIN us, so come CELEBRATE with us and LEARN! Register Now for Rocks Digital 2017.
The Rocks Digital Marketing Conference was created when the organizers of two separate conferences – The Local Social and The DFW Rocks Social Media Day – decided to bring them together into one amazing event.
Lissa Duty has coached countless business owners and digital marketers in private sessions and in group trainings, how to leverage social networking platforms for branding. Ever since she discovered her natural talent for understanding and using social media in 2009, she has spent almost every waking hour talking, teaching, coaching and designing and implementing successful social media campaigns! She spends many of her days as the Director of Strategic Initiatives for a technology company and her nights being super mom to her daughter, Madison. In her spare time, you can find her “geeking” out on her latest new gadget or watching Star Trek reruns on Netflix.
Bernadette Coleman, CEO of Advice Interactive Group, is the #QueenofLocalSEO and she spends every waking hour running her 3x award-winning Inc 500 company, researching, writing and educating others on digital marketing, so that business owners, digital marketers and enterprise corporations can stay on the forefront of the industry. Bernadette is passionate about giving and after her son, Michael, was in a car wreck and suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI), she founded TryMunity, an online social community for survivors and supporters of TBI to share stories, ideas, suggestions, and words of encouragement.
In 2012, Lissa Duty started DFW Rocks Social Media Day after she noticed that Social Media Day was not being given the honor it deserves in Dallas, TX (DFW)! So, she organized the 1st annual DFW Rocks Social Media Day Conference. There were 100+ attendees and 9 speakers who all shared over 7 hours of important social media knowledge and information. Her instincts were confirmed at the conference that this type of learning environment was not only important and needed, but valued by everyone in attendance.
It was a pleasure to not only have social media newbies, experienced social media professionals and marketing managers in the audience, but also the small business owners, which in their own rights were authorities in their niches. This collaborative environment was inspiring. Every person in the room, not just the speakers, but the attendees as well, added important value and information which they shared with each other during the breaks, lunches and conversations that took place throughout the day.
Again, in 2013, Lissa brought together so many speakers in the industry generously volunteered their time and expertise to make for a DFW Rocks Social Media Day conference that would be remembered throughout the year. The experts included: J.R. Atkins, Lori Barber, Jeff Brady, Kate Buck Jr., David Leonnig, Lissa Duty, Elysa Ellis, Chris Forbes, Patty Farmer, Renee Groskreutz, Nico Martini, Elizabeth McCormick, Rani Monson, Debbie Mrazek, John J. Nosal, Eddie Reeves, Cynthia Sanchez, Johnny Tan, Doug Vermeeren and A.J. Wood.
On the 1st day of the DFW Rocks Social Media Conference, Saturday, June 29, 2013, with 120+ attendees on this day the enthusiasm for learning was high. Each attendee arrived early and claimed their seat in the 9:00 am sessions. This day featured 10 Break-Out Sessions for the attendees to choose from. We had a special bonus speaker, Doug Vermeeren, Maximum Results, travel all the way from Canada to present a special 50 minute session for those that opted to take a 1 hour lunch. The after-event Book Signing with the Author Speakers / Happy Hour finished out the day.
Again, in 2013, Lissa brought together an amazing array of speakers who generously volunteered their time and expertise to make for a DFW Rocks Social Media Day conference that would be remembered throughout the year. The experts in 2013 included: J.R. Atkins, Lori Barber, Jeff Brady, Kate Buck Jr., David Leonnig, Lissa Duty, Elysa Ellis, Chris Forbes, Patty Farmer, Renee Groskreutz, Nico Martini, Elizabeth McCormick, Rani Monson, Debbie Mrazek, John J. Nosal, Eddie Reeves, Cynthia Sanchez, Johnny Tan, Doug Vermeeren and A.J. Wood.
The learning, networking, relationships and mingling that took place at this two-day social media conference was inspirational, motivational and quite valuable for the conference attendees.
Just like the 2012 conference, the 2013 conference left the attendees hungering for more. Lissa’s mission to continue the great learning for the 2012 and 2013 attendees continued through the year with the DFW Rocks Social Media Workshop Series, which featured three workshops that went in-depth on Crafting a Social Media Plan and Implementation Strategy, Sales Mastery Workshop, and Intro Blogging for Business and Why it Matters, with the trainers being Lissa Duty, Debbie Mrazek and Renee Groskreutz.
Read the 2014 blog highlights. View the photo highlights June 29 | June 30.
The 3rd annual conference was designed in a format to give the important and essential information to help digital marketers, brand managers, business owners and social media marketers with everything they needed to succeed both online and offline throughout the following year.
In 2014, Some of the speakers were: Amy Howell, Shelly Kramer, and Neal Schaffer. Other expert speakers included Lori Barber, Tony Cecala, Bernadette Coleman, Melissa Cowser, Patrick Dougher, Lissa Duty, Elysa Ellis, Patty Farmer, Tim Gillette, Susan Hamilton, Stephanie Inge, David Kirkpatrick, Jeff Klein, Steve Kuntz, Gary Leland, Dean Lindsay, Rani Monson, Robin Moss, John Nosal, Ana Lucia Novak, Mason Pelt, Sandra Dee Robinson, Jessica Rector, Aida Rojas, Brian Sullivan, Terry Sullivan, Eric Tung, A.J. Wood, Joe Youngblood, and Mark Zamora.
As with the 2013 and 2014 conference, we had LIVE bloggers and LIVE tweeters sharing blow by blow action of what was happening. The hashtag actually streamed on Twitter and others from around the world who couldn’t attend in person, participated via the blogs and tweets.
At the end of the second day of the conference, June 30, 2014 – Social Media Day, Lissa Duty and the conference were host to Mashable’s Social Media Tweetup again this year. The Tweetup resumed (there was a startup event at the beginning of the day) right after the conference ended at The Social House in Addison, just a few blocks away.
As the 2014 conference was closing, Lissa and Bernadette Coleman made the announcement that beginning in 2015 the DFW Rocks Social Media Day Conference and the Local Social would be merged into one amazing event and the Rocks Digital Marketing Conference!
Read the 2014 blog highlights. View the photo highlights.
In 2013, Bernadette Colman wanted to make a bigger difference for TBI survivors and thought what better way to do it than by using her experience, knowledge and connections to plan a digital marketing event that would bring together the local community and raise money for the charity at the same time. The Local Social was born.
The 2013 Local Social was a grassroots networking collaboration of local marketing organizations, well-known thought-leaders and industry leaders brought together to discuss search, content and social tactics. It was also an open forum for sharing questions and ideas that could help businesses. Attendees gathered at TPC in Craig Ranch for an afternoon of learning, education, and lunch.
The second annual Local Social event returned in 2014 with a panel of national and local speakers to share their professional social and search expertise. Moderated by Lissa Duty and Rob Garner. Bernadette Coleman, CEO of Advice Interactive Group, was host to the annual event. Four keynote addresses included a TBI survivor sharing his personal story, Mike Grehan adding his brand of humor on digital marketing, Daniel Wu and his team from Baidu/Gridsum flew in from China to share about the digital marketing landscape, and Larry Kim shared important items related directly to Search Engine Marketing (SEM) and Pay-Per-Click (PPC).
Just as they had done at the closing of the DFW Rocks Social Media Conference, Bernadette invited Lissa to the stage to announce the merging of their two national conferences to the Local Social attendees. These two women are dedicated to the digital marketing industry and plan to continue to form many alliances in order to evangelize their passion.
I thoroughly enjoyed The Local Social one day event. To be honest I was unsure going into it how much I would get out of it. Well, it ended up being the most rewarding one day technology event that I can remember – and I didn’t even win any prizes! I enjoyed the candid discussions, insights and experiences of the local and national panels and then, last but not least, enjoyed the afternoon keynote by Larry Kim. The event covered all of the major technology areas that I deal with while being entertaining at the same time. Thanks to everyone who made it possible – and for the good lunch as well. Looking forward to your next event. ~ Ken Butler, Butler Information Technologies, Inc.
The 2015 Rocks Digital Marketing Conference was the first year to combine both the DFW Rocks Social Media Conference and the Local Social. This 4th Annual Social Media Day celebration included a series of pre-conference workshops on the first day. The incredibly positive feedback let us know that attendees wanted this format to continue. The second day was the Social Media Day conference and included local, national and international speakers.
The breakout sessions were divided into tracks by topic and they focused on Local SEO and Search, Social Media, Mobile & Web, Branding & Marketing and Business Development. Two of the tracks hosted the Geek Chat (a techy session with a panel of experts) and the Women Leading in Local Panel which was hosted by BIA Kelsey.
As is the tradition with the annual Social Media Day celebration, the 2015 conference was immediately followed by a special After-Event: Mashable’s Social Media Day Tweetup which included a Speaker-Author book signing.
Read the 2015 blog highlights. View the photo highlights.
The Local, Search and Social Summit held on October 1, 2015 brought in a packed house with over 130 registered. The daylong conference was uniquely focused on SMBs and their digital marketing strategies.
Attendees also had the opportunity to sign up for free on-site online visibility appointments and these were a huge hit among the attendees!
The Local, Search and Summit was a success and we look forward to bringing it and more events like it to SMBs around the United States.
The annual Rocks Digital Marketing Conference continued its tradition of helpful workshops, great speakers, and Social Media Day fun in 2016! After a first day filled with workshops, the second day included the conference’s 5th Annual Social Media Day celebration. The speakers brought info on how to be found by an audience in a number of ways, plus got everyone up-to-date on the latest in technology and algorithms. This year the conference added a full day dedicated to local search, with sessions all geared toward how to get a business found.
The breakout sessions were once again divided into tracks by topic and focused on Social Media, Mobile & Web, Branding and Business Development, and Local Search and SEO. The Geek Chat made a return due to popular demand, and there was a panel centered around the hot topic of Podcasting.
One of the best-run conferences that just gets better every year. I’ve been attending Rocks Digital for several years now, and have made it one of my top priorities to attend. Year over year, the quality of speakers/sessions has been consistently high, but still managed to improve each time. From the people you meet and connections you form, to the things you learn and the new ideas sparked from it, RocksDigital has been a consistently high-value experience.
Whether you run a business that might be able to benefit or you are yourself a professional in the SEO/social/digital media space, you owe it to yourself and your organization to be there ~ Kent Pilkington, ThinkByDesign, Inc.
As is the tradition with the annual Social Media Day celebration, the 2016 conference was immediately followed by a special After-Event: Mashable’s Social Media Day Tweetup on June 30, and a first this year, a concert featuring Sir Earl Toon of Kool & the Gang. He ROCKED the crowd into the evening.
Read the 2016 LIVE blog highlights.
We ROCKED, we rolled and had an excellent time. Read all about what happened at the 2017 Rocks Digital Marketing Conference in this summary. Speakers and attendees travelled from far and wide, including Pakistan and the Netherlands. You can access the live blogs here, tour the photo highlights and meet all the speakers.
Tickets to our events become scarce quite quickly, so now is the time to plan on joining us for the 2018 Rocks Digital Marketing Conference and get registered. You do not want to miss it!

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In 2010 Mashable declared June 30th Social Media Day ! Shortly thereafter , the city of Victoria , Canada officially also declared their Social Media Day as June 30th ! Cities and even countries across the globe have joined in the celebration by having educational events , meetups and tweetups !
 Now is the time for you to JOIN us , so come CELEBRATE with us and LEARN ! Register Now for Rocks Digital 2017 .
 The Rocks Digital Marketing Conference was created when the organizers of two separate conferences – The Local Social and The DFW Rocks Social Media Day – decided to bring them together into one amazing event .
 Lissa Duty has coached countless business owners and digital marketers in private sessions and in group trainings , how to leverage social networking platforms for branding . Ever since she discovered her natural talent for understanding and using social media in 2009 , she has spent almost every waking hour talking , teaching , coaching and designing and implementing successful social media campaigns ! She spends many of her days as the Director of Strategic Initiatives for a technology company and her nights being super mom to her daughter , Madison . In her spare time , you can find her “ geeking ” out on her latest new gadget or watching Star Trek reruns on Netflix .
 Bernadette Coleman , CEO of Advice Interactive Group , is the # QueenofLocalSEO and she spends every waking hour running her 3x award - winning Inc 500 company , researching , writing and educating others on digital marketing , so that business owners , digital marketers and enterprise corporations can stay on the forefront of the industry . Bernadette is passionate about giving and after her son , Michael , was in a car wreck and suffered a traumatic brain injury ( TBI ) , she founded TryMunity , an online social community for survivors and supporters of TBI to share stories , ideas , suggestions , and words of encouragement .
 In 2012 , Lissa Duty started DFW Rocks Social Media Day after she noticed that Social Media Day was not being given the honor it deserves in Dallas , TX ( DFW ) ! So , she organized the 1st annual DFW Rocks Social Media Day Conference . There were 100 + attendees and 9 speakers who all shared over 7 hours of important social media knowledge and information . Her instincts were confirmed at the conference that this type of learning environment was not only important and needed , but valued by everyone in attendance .
 It was a pleasure to not only have social media newbies , experienced social media professionals and marketing managers in the audience , but also the small business owners , which in their own rights were authorities in their niches . This collaborative environment was inspiring . Every person in the room , not just the speakers , but the attendees as well , added important value and information which they shared with each other during the breaks , lunches and conversations that took place throughout the day .
 Again , in 2013 , Lissa brought together so many speakers in the industry generously volunteered their time and expertise to make for a DFW Rocks Social Media Day conference that would be remembered throughout the year . The experts included : J.R. Atkins , Lori Barber , Jeff Brady , Kate Buck Jr. , David Leonnig , Lissa Duty , Elysa Ellis , Chris Forbes , Patty Farmer , Renee Groskreutz , Nico Martini , Elizabeth McCormick , Rani Monson , Debbie Mrazek , John J. Nosal , Eddie Reeves , Cynthia Sanchez , Johnny Tan , Doug Vermeeren and A.J. Wood .
 On the 1st day of the DFW Rocks Social Media Conference , Saturday , June 29 , 2013 , with 120 + attendees on this day the enthusiasm for learning was high . Each attendee arrived early and claimed their seat in the 9:00 am sessions . This day featured 10 Break - Out Sessions for the attendees to choose from . We had a special bonus speaker , Doug Vermeeren , Maximum Results , travel all the way from Canada to present a special 50 minute session for those that opted to take a 1 hour lunch . The after - event Book Signing with the Author Speakers / Happy Hour finished out the day .
 Again , in 2013 , Lissa brought together an amazing array of speakers who generously volunteered their time and expertise to make for a DFW Rocks Social Media Day conference that would be remembered throughout the year . The experts in 2013 included : J.R. Atkins , Lori Barber , Jeff Brady , Kate Buck Jr. , David Leonnig , Lissa Duty , Elysa Ellis , Chris Forbes , Patty Farmer , Renee Groskreutz , Nico Martini , Elizabeth McCormick , Rani Monson , Debbie Mrazek , John J. Nosal , Eddie Reeves , Cynthia Sanchez , Johnny Tan , Doug Vermeeren and A.J. Wood .
 The learning , networking , relationships and mingling that took place at this two - day social media conference was inspirational , motivational and quite valuable for the conference attendees .
 Just like the 2012 conference , the 2013 conference left the attendees hungering for more . Lissa ’s mission to continue the great learning for the 2012 and 2013 attendees continued through the year with the DFW Rocks Social Media Workshop Series , which featured three workshops that went in - depth on Crafting a Social Media Plan and Implementation Strategy , Sales Mastery Workshop , and Intro Blogging for Business and Why it Matters , with the trainers being Lissa Duty , Debbie Mrazek and Renee Groskreutz .
 Read the 2014 blog highlights . View the photo highlights June 29 | June 30 .
 The 3rd annual conference was designed in a format to give the important and essential information to help digital marketers , brand managers , business owners and social media marketers with everything they needed to succeed both online and offline throughout the following year .
 In 2014 , Some of the speakers were : Amy Howell , Shelly Kramer , and Neal Schaffer . Other expert speakers included Lori Barber , Tony Cecala , Bernadette Coleman , Melissa Cowser , Patrick Dougher , Lissa Duty , Elysa Ellis , Patty Farmer , Tim Gillette , Susan Hamilton , Stephanie Inge , David Kirkpatrick , Jeff Klein , Steve Kuntz , Gary Leland , Dean Lindsay , Rani Monson , Robin Moss , John Nosal , Ana Lucia Novak , Mason Pelt , Sandra Dee Robinson , Jessica Rector , Aida Rojas , Brian Sullivan , Terry Sullivan , Eric Tung , A.J. Wood , Joe Youngblood , and Mark Zamora .
 As with the 2013 and 2014 conference , we had LIVE bloggers and LIVE tweeters sharing blow by blow action of what was happening . The hashtag actually streamed on Twitter and others from around the world who could n’t attend in person , participated via the blogs and tweets .
 At the end of the second day of the conference , June 30 , 2014 – Social Media Day , Lissa Duty and the conference were host to Mashable ’s Social Media Tweetup again this year . The Tweetup resumed ( there was a startup event at the beginning of the day ) right after the conference ended at The Social House in Addison , just a few blocks away .
 As the 2014 conference was closing , Lissa and Bernadette Coleman made the announcement that beginning in 2015 the DFW Rocks Social Media Day Conference and the Local Social would be merged into one amazing event and the Rocks Digital Marketing Conference !
 Read the 2014 blog highlights . View the photo highlights .
 In 2013 , Bernadette Colman wanted to make a bigger difference for TBI survivors and thought what better way to do it than by using her experience , knowledge and connections to plan a digital marketing event that would bring together the local community and raise money for the charity at the same time . The Local Social was born .
 The 2013 Local Social was a grassroots networking collaboration of local marketing organizations , well - known thought - leaders and industry leaders brought together to discuss search , content and social tactics . It was also an open forum for sharing questions and ideas that could help businesses . Attendees gathered at TPC in Craig Ranch for an afternoon of learning , education , and lunch .
 The second annual Local Social event returned in 2014 with a panel of national and local speakers to share their professional social and search expertise . Moderated by Lissa Duty and Rob Garner . Bernadette Coleman , CEO of Advice Interactive Group , was host to the annual event . Four keynote addresses included a TBI survivor sharing his personal story , Mike Grehan adding his brand of humor on digital marketing , Daniel Wu and his team from Baidu / Gridsum flew in from China to share about the digital marketing landscape , and Larry Kim shared important items related directly to Search Engine Marketing ( SEM ) and Pay - Per - Click ( PPC ) .
 Just as they had done at the closing of the DFW Rocks Social Media Conference , Bernadette invited Lissa to the stage to announce the merging of their two national conferences to the Local Social attendees . These two women are dedicated to the digital marketing industry and plan to continue to form many alliances in order to evangelize their passion .
 I thoroughly enjoyed The Local Social one day event . To be honest I was unsure going into it how much I would get out of it . Well , it ended up being the most rewarding one day technology event that I can remember – and I did n’t even win any prizes ! I enjoyed the candid discussions , insights and experiences of the local and national panels and then , last but not least , enjoyed the afternoon keynote by Larry Kim . The event covered all of the major technology areas that I deal with while being entertaining at the same time . Thanks to everyone who made it possible – and for the good lunch as well . Looking forward to your next event . ~ Ken Butler , Butler Information Technologies , Inc.
 The 2015 Rocks Digital Marketing Conference was the first year to combine both the DFW Rocks Social Media Conference and the Local Social . This 4th Annual Social Media Day celebration included a series of pre - conference workshops on the first day . The incredibly positive feedback let us know that attendees wanted this format to continue . The second day was the Social Media Day conference and included local , national and international speakers .
 The breakout sessions were divided into tracks by topic and they focused on Local SEO and Search , Social Media , Mobile & Web , Branding & Marketing and Business Development . Two of the tracks hosted the Geek Chat ( a techy session with a panel of experts ) and the Women Leading in Local Panel which was hosted by BIA Kelsey .
 As is the tradition with the annual Social Media Day celebration , the 2015 conference was immediately followed by a special After - Event : Mashable ’s Social Media Day Tweetup which included a Speaker - Author book signing .
 Read the 2015 blog highlights . View the photo highlights .
 The Local , Search and Social Summit held on October 1 , 2015 brought in a packed house with over 130 registered . The daylong conference was uniquely focused on SMBs and their digital marketing strategies .
 Attendees also had the opportunity to sign up for free on - site online visibility appointments and these were a huge hit among the attendees !
 The Local , Search and Summit was a success and we look forward to bringing it and more events like it to SMBs around the United States .
 The annual Rocks Digital Marketing Conference continued its tradition of helpful workshops , great speakers , and Social Media Day fun in 2016 ! After a first day filled with workshops , the second day included the conference ’s 5th Annual Social Media Day celebration . The speakers brought info on how to be found by an audience in a number of ways , plus got everyone up - to - date on the latest in technology and algorithms . This year the conference added a full day dedicated to local search , with sessions all geared toward how to get a business found .
 The breakout sessions were once again divided into tracks by topic and focused on Social Media , Mobile & Web , Branding and Business Development , and Local Search and SEO . The Geek Chat made a return due to popular demand , and there was a panel centered around the hot topic of Podcasting .
 One of the best - run conferences that just gets better every year . I ’ve been attending Rocks Digital for several years now , and have made it one of my top priorities to attend . Year over year , the quality of speakers / sessions has been consistently high , but still managed to improve each time . From the people you meet and connections you form , to the things you learn and the new ideas sparked from it , RocksDigital has been a consistently high - value experience .
 Whether you run a business that might be able to benefit or you are yourself a professional in the SEO / social / digital media space , you owe it to yourself and your organization to be there ~ Kent Pilkington , ThinkByDesign , Inc.
 As is the tradition with the annual Social Media Day celebration , the 2016 conference was immediately followed by a special After - Event : Mashable ’s Social Media Day Tweetup on June 30 , and a first this year , a concert featuring Sir Earl Toon of Kool & the Gang . He ROCKED the crowd into the evening .
 Read the 2016 LIVE blog highlights .
 We ROCKED , we rolled and had an excellent time . Read all about what happened at the 2017 Rocks Digital Marketing Conference in this summary . Speakers and attendees travelled from far and wide , including Pakistan and the Netherlands . You can access the live blogs here , tour the photo highlights and meet all the speakers .
 Tickets to our events become scarce quite quickly , so now is the time to plan on joining us for the 2018 Rocks Digital Marketing Conference and get registered . You do not want to miss it !


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text: The founders of The Fishman Fund, Mary Bradley and Reena Horowitz invited ninety guests to the beautiful hilltop home of Erna and Andrew Viterbi. Guests arrived to a cocktail reception in a beautiful sculpture court bounded by an infinity pool. True to the name of the event, a magic show complete with disappearing rabbits, card tricks and one-liners thrilled the crowd. The Fishman Fund honors outstanding Sanford-Burnham postdoctoral fellows with a financial award, providing an incentive for young scientists to further their professional development.

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IO-540-G1D5…………………………… Intermountain Mfg. Co. (IAR-822, IAR-826, IAR-823).
IO-540-J4A5 ……………………………. Piper Aircraft. Aztec (PA-23-250).
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Professional golfer Fred Funk, right, gave a clinic Monday at The Woodlands Country Club, the site for the 10th Annual Insperity Championship.
THE WOODLANDS - Professional golfer Fred Funk made his triumphant return to The Woodlands Country Club on Monday, nearly one year after winning the PGA Champions Tour event held there.
Funk was back in town to promote this year’s tournament, the 10th Annual Insperity Championship, which will be played April 29-May 5 on the country club’s Tournament Course.
As of Monday, there were 81 competitors in the tournament field, including eight members of the World Golf Hall of Fame. The purse is set at $1.8 million, with the winner taking home $270,000.
Funk, a 56-year old Maryland native, won last year’s event by one shot over Tom Lehman, and is hoping to bring home the title again in 2013. The Woodlands Country Club holds special meaning to Funk, as it was the site of his first PGA Tour victory in 1992.
Overall, he has laid claim to nine PGA Tour victories in his career, as well as eight wins on the Champions Tour.
In addition to promoting the upcoming event, Funk also held a clinic for some local recreational golfers, handing out some pointers on swing technique.
Tim Moore of The Woodlands, one of the golfers who gathered around Funk as he demonstrated various intricacies of his game, said participating in the clinic was an exciting experience.

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Professional golfer Fred Funk , right , gave a clinic Monday at The Woodlands Country Club , the site for the 10th Annual Insperity Championship .
 THE WOODLANDS - Professional golfer Fred Funk made his triumphant return to The Woodlands Country Club on Monday , nearly one year after winning the PGA Champions Tour event held there .
 Funk was back in town to promote this year ’s tournament , the 10th Annual Insperity Championship , which will be played April 29 - May 5 on the country club ’s Tournament Course .
 As of Monday , there were 81 competitors in the tournament field , including eight members of the World Golf Hall of Fame . The purse is set at $ 1.8 million , with the winner taking home $ 270,000 .
 Funk , a 56 - year old Maryland native , won last year ’s event by one shot over Tom Lehman , and is hoping to bring home the title again in 2013 . The Woodlands Country Club holds special meaning to Funk , as it was the site of his first PGA Tour victory in 1992 .
 Overall , he has laid claim to nine PGA Tour victories in his career , as well as eight wins on the Champions Tour .
 In addition to promoting the upcoming event , Funk also held a clinic for some local recreational golfers , handing out some pointers on swing technique .
 Tim Moore of The Woodlands , one of the golfers who gathered around Funk as he demonstrated various intricacies of his game , said participating in the clinic was an exciting experience .


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Australian internet users were the big losers from today's NBN Co deal with Telstra, according to opposition communications spokesman Malcolm Turnbull, as it condemns them to pay high broadband prices.
The $11 billion deal with Telstra paved the way for accelerated rollout of the national fibre network.
But Turnbull said the deal served only Telstra and the Government's interests.
"The deal will have damaging consequences for consumers – that is, every Australian that purchases broadband or telephony services during the next decade," Turnbull said.
"The NBN Co corporate plan makes it clear that broadband prices will be high and stay high."
In addition, the sell-off of Telstra and Optus' HFC networks would remove the only networks that could have competed with NBN Co's services to keep prices low, he said.
Turnbull continued to push the Coalition's line that options should have been built into the Telstra deal to give NBN Co access to copper should a "future Government" decide to can FTTP in favour of an FTTN architecture.
The suggestion didn't find favour with the Greens.
"Today we heard the opposition communications spokesperson claimed that if elected, the Coalition will leave those parts of the NBN already existing intact, but that the remainder of the network would be a hodgepodge of Fibre to the Node (FTTN), wireless and Fibre to the Premises – a flawed model which was roundly rejected in the 2010 election campaign," Greens Senator Scott Ludlam said.
"This suggestion has nothing to do with communications reform".
Ludlam said the Opposition had been delaying the NBN for a year, "hysterically predicting doomsday scenarios for the sector."
He said constructive input on telecommunications reform from the Opposition would be welcome but none had eventuated.
Telecommunications analyst Paul Budde said the deal was structured in such a way that it would be difficult for a Coalition Government, if elected, to roll it back.
"In our eyes the future of the NBN looks now secured," Budde said. "The Opposition Shadow Minister Malcolm Turnbull has already indicated that he is not going to turn the clock back, but he of course is still planning changes if they would win the next elections.
"It will be difficult for any government to renege on the broadband services that are now staring to emerge in the first release sites around the country, once people started to get a better understanding what this will mean for them, few people in regional or rural areas will accept a second class solution for them, simply because that is cheaper."
Ovum consulting director Nigel Pugh said that while there had "always been an overhang to the deal with regards to a change of government", the analyst firm's "initial reading of the cessation clauses don't position this deal as a poison pill if there is a change of government at the next election."
The Australian Information Industry Association welcomed the deal, with the proviso that it renewed the "imperative [of business] to act quickly to seize the opportunities it presents."

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Australian internet users were the big losers from today 's NBN Co deal with Telstra , according to opposition communications spokesman Malcolm Turnbull , as it condemns them to pay high broadband prices .
 The $ 11 billion deal with Telstra paved the way for accelerated rollout of the national fibre network .
 But Turnbull said the deal served only Telstra and the Government 's interests .
 " The deal will have damaging consequences for consumers – that is , every Australian that purchases broadband or telephony services during the next decade , " Turnbull said .
 " The NBN Co corporate plan makes it clear that broadband prices will be high and stay high . "
 In addition , the sell - off of Telstra and Optus ' HFC networks would remove the only networks that could have competed with NBN Co 's services to keep prices low , he said .
 Turnbull continued to push the Coalition 's line that options should have been built into the Telstra deal to give NBN Co access to copper should a " future Government " decide to can FTTP in favour of an FTTN architecture .
 The suggestion did n't find favour with the Greens .
 " Today we heard the opposition communications spokesperson claimed that if elected , the Coalition will leave those parts of the NBN already existing intact , but that the remainder of the network would be a hodgepodge of Fibre to the Node ( FTTN ) , wireless and Fibre to the Premises – a flawed model which was roundly rejected in the 2010 election campaign , " Greens Senator Scott Ludlam said .
 " This suggestion has nothing to do with communications reform " .
 Ludlam said the Opposition had been delaying the NBN for a year , " hysterically predicting doomsday scenarios for the sector . "
 He said constructive input on telecommunications reform from the Opposition would be welcome but none had eventuated .
 Telecommunications analyst Paul Budde said the deal was structured in such a way that it would be difficult for a Coalition Government , if elected , to roll it back .
 " In our eyes the future of the NBN looks now secured , " Budde said . " The Opposition Shadow Minister Malcolm Turnbull has already indicated that he is not going to turn the clock back , but he of course is still planning changes if they would win the next elections .
 " It will be difficult for any government to renege on the broadband services that are now staring to emerge in the first release sites around the country , once people started to get a better understanding what this will mean for them , few people in regional or rural areas will accept a second class solution for them , simply because that is cheaper . "
 Ovum consulting director Nigel Pugh said that while there had " always been an overhang to the deal with regards to a change of government " , the analyst firm 's " initial reading of the cessation clauses do n't position this deal as a poison pill if there is a change of government at the next election . "
 The Australian Information Industry Association welcomed the deal , with the proviso that it renewed the " imperative [ of business ] to act quickly to seize the opportunities it presents . "


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You love stand-up paddleboarding; you hate carrying a board around. But you need a boat to float on water unless you have levitating powers. The Gnaraloo Inflatable SUP lets you do just that, providing a functional paddleboard that you can blow up on the spot.
When deflated, the board can fit inside an included backpack carry bag, along with a collapsible aluminum paddle and air pump. That way, you can leave home with no more than a small pack strapped on your shoulders, all while being ready to explore coasts and inland waterways at a moment’s notice.
The Gnaraloo Inflatable SUP measures 10.16 feet long, 2.67 feet wide, and half a foot thick, so it should fit most riders under 250 pounds comfortably. It features a subtly concaved bottom, an outline that should accommodate a whole host of paddlers, a detachable fin, fixed urethane side fins, and an EVA traction pad. Construction is heavy-duty laminated PVC and polyester, with each layer fused together using drop-stitched paneling, as well as welded soft urethane sides.
If it can ride anywhere near as well as a regular paddleboard, then the Gnaraloo Inflatable SUP should make for an excellent alternative to hauling a heavy and bulky board. It’s available now, priced at $1,020.

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You love stand - up paddleboarding ; you hate carrying a board around . But you need a boat to float on water unless you have levitating powers . The Gnaraloo Inflatable SUP lets you do just that , providing a functional paddleboard that you can blow up on the spot .
 When deflated , the board can fit inside an included backpack carry bag , along with a collapsible aluminum paddle and air pump . That way , you can leave home with no more than a small pack strapped on your shoulders , all while being ready to explore coasts and inland waterways at a moment ’s notice .
 The Gnaraloo Inflatable SUP measures 10.16 feet long , 2.67 feet wide , and half a foot thick , so it should fit most riders under 250 pounds comfortably . It features a subtly concaved bottom , an outline that should accommodate a whole host of paddlers , a detachable fin , fixed urethane side fins , and an EVA traction pad . Construction is heavy - duty laminated PVC and polyester , with each layer fused together using drop - stitched paneling , as well as welded soft urethane sides .
 If it can ride anywhere near as well as a regular paddleboard , then the Gnaraloo Inflatable SUP should make for an excellent alternative to hauling a heavy and bulky board . It ’s available now , priced at $ 1,020 .


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Welcome to the 5L40E transmission sale. This General Motors built 5 speed automatic can be found in the BMW, Cadillac, Pontiac, Holden, Saturn and GMC's in the early to mid 2000's. Even though the 5L40E was used in high performance luxury vehicles it was known to have a few inherent problems. As the transmission begins to accumulate miles it becomes prone to lubrication contamination which can end up causing a complete fluid loss. The electrical system, sensors, solenoids and thin coated wires are a common failure point. Erratic shift patterns, overheating and speedometer calibration have all frustrated users of the 5L40E for decades.
The XP1 series is not a rebuilt 5L40E, it is a completely remanufactured OEM replacement transmission that utilizes the implementation of upgraded parts to rectify the 5L40-E transmissions inherent flaws. From its performance built lock up torque converter to the state of the art solenoids and valve bodies, you can rest assured that this will be the last 5L40E transmission your vehicle ever needs.
Far from just being rebuilt, the Xtreme Performance series 1 is an OEM replacement that has been fully remanufactured with upgraded parts that have been designed to increase performance, reliability and longevity.

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Welcome to the 5L40E transmission sale . This General Motors built 5 speed automatic can be found in the BMW , Cadillac , Pontiac , Holden , Saturn and GMC 's in the early to mid 2000 's . Even though the 5L40E was used in high performance luxury vehicles it was known to have a few inherent problems . As the transmission begins to accumulate miles it becomes prone to lubrication contamination which can end up causing a complete fluid loss . The electrical system , sensors , solenoids and thin coated wires are a common failure point . Erratic shift patterns , overheating and speedometer calibration have all frustrated users of the 5L40E for decades .
 The XP1 series is not a rebuilt 5L40E , it is a completely remanufactured OEM replacement transmission that utilizes the implementation of upgraded parts to rectify the 5L40 - E transmissions inherent flaws . From its performance built lock up torque converter to the state of the art solenoids and valve bodies , you can rest assured that this will be the last 5L40E transmission your vehicle ever needs .
 Far from just being rebuilt , the Xtreme Performance series 1 is an OEM replacement that has been fully remanufactured with upgraded parts that have been designed to increase performance , reliability and longevity .


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D.C. Law Library - D.C. Law 5-102. District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act Amendments Act of 1984.
D.C. Law 5-102. District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act Amendments Act of 1984.
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Law 5-102, the “District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act Amendments Act of 1984,” was introduced in Council and assigned Bill No. 5-377, which was retained by Council. The Bill was adopted on first and second readings on April 30, 1984 and May 15, 1984, respectively. Signed by the Mayor on June 6, 1984, it was assigned Act No. 5-143 and transmitted to both Houses of Congress for its review.

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D.C. Law Library - D.C. Law 5 - 102 . District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act Amendments Act of 1984 .
 D.C. Law 5 - 102 . District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act Amendments Act of 1984 .
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 Law 5 - 102 , the “ District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act Amendments Act of 1984 , ” was introduced in Council and assigned Bill No . 5 - 377 , which was retained by Council . The Bill was adopted on first and second readings on April 30 , 1984 and May 15 , 1984 , respectively . Signed by the Mayor on June 6 , 1984 , it was assigned Act No . 5 - 143 and transmitted to both Houses of Congress for its review .


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As of the final days of 2017, there are now 312 currently open unique breweries in the state of Colorado. We at Colorado Brewery List emailed all of them, along with many of those currently under construction, with a list of questions about their favorites and over 100 breweries responded.
The overwhelming choice from the other breweries in the state for their favorite new brewery is Woods Boss Brewing Company.
For more about Woods Boss, Dev Adams, advanced cicerone and senior writer for Colorado Brewery List, wrote a fabulous article about them called On The Trail with Woods Boss Brewing.
Congratulations to all of these new outstanding breweries! We at Colorado Brewery List are looking forward to your contributions to the already fabulous Colorado brewing community.

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As of the final days of 2017 , there are now 312 currently open unique breweries in the state of Colorado . We at Colorado Brewery List emailed all of them , along with many of those currently under construction , with a list of questions about their favorites and over 100 breweries responded .
 The overwhelming choice from the other breweries in the state for their favorite new brewery is Woods Boss Brewing Company .
 For more about Woods Boss , Dev Adams , advanced cicerone and senior writer for Colorado Brewery List , wrote a fabulous article about them called On The Trail with Woods Boss Brewing .
 Congratulations to all of these new outstanding breweries ! We at Colorado Brewery List are looking forward to your contributions to the already fabulous Colorado brewing community .


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Two University of Stirling graduates have been awarded associate membership of the Chartered Banker Institute (CBI).
CBI representative Kevin Duffy presented certificates to Stefan Pfitzmaier, from Germany, and Hanyu Ye, from China, following the University’s winter graduation ceremony last week. Both graduated with an MSc Banking and Finance.
Programme director Dr Theo Diasakos said: “This innovative partnership provides huge opportunities for our MSc Banking and Finance graduates.
“It enhances the academic qualifications of our programme with the professional credentials of the CBI, a powerful combination in our graduates’ quiver to pursue successful careers in banking and financial services.

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Two University of Stirling graduates have been awarded associate membership of the Chartered Banker Institute ( CBI ) .
 CBI representative Kevin Duffy presented certificates to Stefan Pfitzmaier , from Germany , and Hanyu Ye , from China , following the University ’s winter graduation ceremony last week . Both graduated with an MSc Banking and Finance .
 Programme director Dr Theo Diasakos said : “ This innovative partnership provides huge opportunities for our MSc Banking and Finance graduates .
 “ It enhances the academic qualifications of our programme with the professional credentials of the CBI , a powerful combination in our graduates ’ quiver to pursue successful careers in banking and financial services .


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All stuff relating to cars, trucks, motorcycles, etc. that don't fit in the categories below.
Topics on everything about motorized two-wheelers is here.
This is where you go to have a random conversation about a topic. Make as many threads as you want.
What cars haven't aged well?
What Models Don't Feel Like Their Brand?
Are there other center seat cars?

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All stuff relating to cars , trucks , motorcycles , etc . that do n't fit in the categories below .
 Topics on everything about motorized two - wheelers is here .
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 What cars have n't aged well ?
 What Models Do n't Feel Like Their Brand ?
 Are there other center seat cars ?


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Forró. Funk. Brass. Pounded by calloused hands; blasted by tight grooves. It calls across time and continents - with a response from hips and feet. It’s the force that blew through Louis Armstrong in the twenties. It’s the power that gets Brazilians swinging in the streets for carnival.
Nation Beat singularly conjures up this elemental musical mojo, drawing on the wellsprings of rhythm that lit up jazz and got maracatu thundering. Nation Beat takes off with be-bop-via-Brazil drumming; propelled by percussive bursts of New Orleans-flavored brass. But forget the musical history; this is music to make you dance.
Nation Beat’s live shows have taken on an almost mythological aura for their ability to lift the souls, and the feet, of their growing cross-cultural audience. Band leader, drummer/percussionist Scott Kettner has long been at the forefront of merging different musical elements together, from the earliest days of Nation Beat's Brazil meets North American music.
In 2017, Scott connected with arranger Paul Carlon (tenor sax) and the band entered a new phase in their cross-cultural explorations where brass band and percussion explode in a jazz-infused, funkified New Orleans-meets-Brazil carnival sound.
“Past albums have leaned heavily on Brazilian music,” Kettner says. "While that is ever present in Nation Beat's sound, our latest groove is jazz-tinged. This is a beat that moves your feet!"

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Forró . Funk . Brass . Pounded by calloused hands ; blasted by tight grooves . It calls across time and continents - with a response from hips and feet . It ’s the force that blew through Louis Armstrong in the twenties . It ’s the power that gets Brazilians swinging in the streets for carnival .
 Nation Beat singularly conjures up this elemental musical mojo , drawing on the wellsprings of rhythm that lit up jazz and got maracatu thundering . Nation Beat takes off with be - bop - via - Brazil drumming ; propelled by percussive bursts of New Orleans - flavored brass . But forget the musical history ; this is music to make you dance .
 Nation Beat ’s live shows have taken on an almost mythological aura for their ability to lift the souls , and the feet , of their growing cross - cultural audience . Band leader , drummer / percussionist Scott Kettner has long been at the forefront of merging different musical elements together , from the earliest days of Nation Beat 's Brazil meets North American music .
 In 2017 , Scott connected with arranger Paul Carlon ( tenor sax ) and the band entered a new phase in their cross - cultural explorations where brass band and percussion explode in a jazz - infused , funkified New Orleans - meets - Brazil carnival sound .
 “ Past albums have leaned heavily on Brazilian music , ” Kettner says . " While that is ever present in Nation Beat 's sound , our latest groove is jazz - tinged . This is a beat that moves your feet ! "


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Cambridge Studies in Criminology publishes the highest quality research on criminology and criminal justice topics . Typical volumes report major quantitative , qualitative , and ethnographic research , or make a substantial theoretical contribution . In addition to research monographs , edited collections may also be published if they make distinctive offering to the literature . All relevant areas of criminology and criminal justice are to be included , for example , the causes of offending , juvenile justice , the development of offenders , measurement and analysis of crime , victimization research , policing , crime prevention , sentencing , imprisonment , probation , and parole . The series is global in outlook , with an emphasis on work that is comparative or holds significant implications for theory or policy .
 This book is about relations between police and citizens , with a focus on racial differences .


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Coffee or Tea , two necessities in life that everybody looks forward to everyday in the morning or evening or when you have to pull an all nighter for an exam . You might love coffee in general , but have tried having your daily caffeine on the go at a self - serve counter ? If you have n’t , you ’re missing out , and if you have then you know how heavenly making your own coffee at a cafe can be . And what better place to try it from then Costa Coffee , a company specialized in exactly what you ’re looking for .
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 sorry about that . first time using the software , ill have ton tests before i put up files .
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Bharat Ane Nenu movie second day box office collections grossed Rs.100 Crores . Mahesh Babu starring ‘ Bharat Ane Nenu ’ is a box office hit . Within two days of release , the film reached Rs 100 crore . The statement was released by the film team . In the Telugu film industry , ‘ Bahubali : The Beginnings ’ and ‘ Bahubali : The Conclusion ’ films are the fastest to reach the Rs 100 crore club .
 The film has already received $ 2 million in the US . In the backdrop , the filmmakers say that Bharat Ane Nenu would stand next place to Bahubali and crosses all old records of Telugu film industry .
 The film analysist Taran Adarsh tweeted that the film is also astonishingly collections in Australia . It is the second highest grossing film of the year that has been released this year . ‘ Padmavat ’ is in the first place . He said , “ There were 168,194 ( Australian ) dollars in 38 locations on Friday and 284,211 dollars ( $ 1.44 crore ) on Saturday $ 116,017 .
 Koratala Siva directed Bharat Ane Nenu movie . Kaira Advani is the heroine . Danaiah bankrolled under DVVV Entertainments banner . Devi Sri Prasad has scored the music . This is where Mahesh is seen as a Young CEO . The film which came in combination with Mahesh - Kaurala after ‘ Srimanhudu ’ was a success story .
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Homemade Easter candy really doesn’t get easier than this. It’s so simple. Using only 3 ingredients and approximately 5 minutes of your time. You can whip up this Gluten Free Jelly Bean Bark.
With all these Easter treats around the stores, it’s hard to wait for the Easter Bunny to come. So start whipping something up now, with this yummy chocolate treat you won’t go wrong.
The thing I love most about This Jelly bean Bark is that it looks so pretty with all the yummy colours and it is super easy to make.
Some of you may wonder if jelly beans are gluten free, the answer is YES most are. For this recipe, I used ones bought at my local Lidl store which say they are gluten free on the packet. Other companies I know are gluten free are Jelly Belly and The Jelly Bean Factory, Just be sure to check the label.
Prepare a cookie sheet and line it with aluminium foil.
Melt the chocolate in a microwave, stirring every 30 seconds until melted, cool for just a few minutes.
Pour the chocolate onto the prepared lined tray.
Sprinkle over the jelly beans and sprinkles.
Place in the fridge to chill, mine only took about 40 minutes.
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Homemade Easter candy really does n’t get easier than this . It ’s so simple . Using only 3 ingredients and approximately 5 minutes of your time . You can whip up this Gluten Free Jelly Bean Bark .
 With all these Easter treats around the stores , it ’s hard to wait for the Easter Bunny to come . So start whipping something up now , with this yummy chocolate treat you wo n’t go wrong .
 The thing I love most about This Jelly bean Bark is that it looks so pretty with all the yummy colours and it is super easy to make .
 Some of you may wonder if jelly beans are gluten free , the answer is YES most are . For this recipe , I used ones bought at my local Lidl store which say they are gluten free on the packet . Other companies I know are gluten free are Jelly Belly and The Jelly Bean Factory , Just be sure to check the label .
 Prepare a cookie sheet and line it with aluminium foil .
 Melt the chocolate in a microwave , stirring every 30 seconds until melted , cool for just a few minutes .
 Pour the chocolate onto the prepared lined tray .
 Sprinkle over the jelly beans and sprinkles .
 Place in the fridge to chill , mine only took about 40 minutes .
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As you can see in the product shot above the lens extends when zooming towards the long end of the zoom range and the supplied petal-shaped hood adds a little extra length on top. Thanks to internal focusing the front element does not rotate so using a polarizer remains easily possible.
The lens has no internal AF motor and relies on a slotted drive screw operated by the camera. However, due to a very short focus path (about 45 degrees) the the AF is very fast. AF accuracy wasn't overly impressive on the D200.

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Special thanks to Peter Poete for providing this lens !
 The Tamron AF 17 - 50 mm f/2.8 SP XR Di II LD Aspherical [ IF ] is the latest addition to the popular set of fast standard zooms . Tamron has categorized the 17 - 50 mm as SP ( Super Performance ) lens - Tamron 's professional grade product league . As indicated by the Di II the lens provides a reduced image circle so it is only compatible to APS - C DSLR ( tested on the D200 ) . Its field - of - view is equivalent to ~25.5 - 75 mm ( 1.5x crop ) on full frame cameras . The lens is available in Canon , Nikon and Sony ( KM ) mount . At a price around 400€/US$ the Tamron costs only a fraction of the genuine manufacturer alternatives making it pretty attractive to budget shoppers who are looking for a good deal for their bucks .
 The build quality is very decent but typical for most Tamron lenses there 's a little too much plastic in there for my taste . Nonetheless it is still one of the better implementations in Tamron land . The zoom ring feels very smooth . Same goes for the focus ring which is even a little damped .
 As you can see in the product shot above the lens extends when zooming towards the long end of the zoom range and the supplied petal - shaped hood adds a little extra length on top . Thanks to internal focusing the front element does not rotate so using a polarizer remains easily possible .
 The lens has no internal AF motor and relies on a slotted drive screw operated by the camera . However , due to a very short focus path ( about 45 degrees ) the the AF is very fast . AF accuracy was n't overly impressive on the D200 .


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- Original steering wheel was bi-colour (top/bottom beige, left/right black) with beige stitching.
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What a lovely ///M badge. It was removed pretty quickly.
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Earliest picture in modification/maintenance history that I could find. Didn't really know how to take photos back then so apologies for poor white balancing/exposure etc.
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Gotta be that obnoxious guy.
Managed to convince a mate of mine to pick one up! He was about to sell it this month... but saw a reflection of his car when driving and he remembered why he's hooked :P I'm almost infectious.
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Brakes being rebuilt and resprayed to silver. This was a fun, and surprisingly easy job.
I don't think you have an idea of how jealous I am that you have Estoril Blue... it is my all-time favorite color, and it isn't/wasn't offered on any of the cars I'm interested in!
It's a very pretty colour indeed. I'm not going to lie though... There's an Imola Red M-Sport 330Ci down the street from me that I've been eyeing for a long time. But then I saw an Estoril M3 on the road and I went back to loving my car again.
You'll own one one day! If not, maybe one day you'll need a respray or something. I love the BBK behind your BBS's btw. Looks great. The BMW Perf from the 1 series? Or a Brembo/Stoptech kit?
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Not a ZHP I know ... but one day it 'll have an S54 , M3 rear end , and a manual gearbox ( most likely will be done in a reverse order ) .
 VIN : FX62381 . Munich built sedan . Completed on the 17th April 2003 . I am the fourth owner of the vehicle . Originally purchased by a chap in Brisbane , then by a chap on the Northern Beaches of Sydney , then by this poor example of owner bloke in the next neighbourhood over from me , and finally myself .
 - Original steering wheel was bi - colour ( top / bottom beige , left / right black ) with beige stitching .
 Last edited by KendrickC ; 12 - 29 - 2016 at 02:45 AM .
 What a lovely ///M badge . It was removed pretty quickly .
 Last edited by KendrickC ; 10 - 06 - 2016 at 05:51 PM .
 Earliest picture in modification / maintenance history that I could find . Did n't really know how to take photos back then so apologies for poor white balancing / exposure etc .
 Provo plates and angel eyes . What a combo . I quite like the amber bulbs in the clear corners .
 Got ta be that obnoxious guy .
 Managed to convince a mate of mine to pick one up ! He was about to sell it this month ... but saw a reflection of his car when driving and he remembered why he 's hooked :P I 'm almost infectious .
 New shoes for a while ( Style 32 's in E46 factory 18 " fitment ) . Did n't like the ride on them so got rid of them .
 Brakes being rebuilt and resprayed to silver . This was a fun , and surprisingly easy job .
 I do n't think you have an idea of how jealous I am that you have Estoril Blue ... it is my all - time favorite color , and it isn't / wasn't offered on any of the cars I 'm interested in !
 It 's a very pretty colour indeed . I 'm not going to lie though ... There 's an Imola Red M - Sport 330Ci down the street from me that I 've been eyeing for a long time . But then I saw an Estoril M3 on the road and I went back to loving my car again .
 You 'll own one one day ! If not , maybe one day you 'll need a respray or something . I love the BBK behind your BBS 's btw . Looks great . The BMW Perf from the 1 series ? Or a Brembo / Stoptech kit ?
 an F80 M3 with the Competition package .


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During an eye exam, Dr. Garnsey will ask you questions about any symptoms or issues you are experiencing, medications you are currently taking, any blurry vision, your work environment, and your overall health. Family history and previous eye or vision conditions will also be discussed during this part of the examination. Dr. Garnsey will consider this information when determining any treatments or recommendations.
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At Hendersonville Eye Health & Vision , PLLC , we strive to provide comprehensive , primary eye care for the whole family . Preventative and routine eye exams are important to maintaining good eye health . Often , eye and vision problems do not have obvious symptoms or signs , but are easily diagnosed by a licensed optometrist . By diagnosing eye and vision conditions early on , our optometrist is able provide treatment options and in many cases restore or prevent vision loss . The American Optometric Association recommends yearly or bi - yearly eye and vision exams , depending on whether you are at - risk or not .
 During an eye exam , Dr. Garnsey will ask you questions about any symptoms or issues you are experiencing , medications you are currently taking , any blurry vision , your work environment , and your overall health . Family history and previous eye or vision conditions will also be discussed during this part of the examination . Dr. Garnsey will consider this information when determining any treatments or recommendations .
 Regular vision testing and evaluations ensure that you always have the clearest vision possible . Our Hendersonville optometrist provides regular vision acuity test as part of a comprehensive eye exam . Dr. Garnsey will measure how each eye is seeing by using a wall eye chart and a reading eye chart . The results of these tests are portrayed as a fraction , with 20/20 being the standard for normal distance and reading vision . Depending on the results of your vision test , Dr. Garnsey may prescribe corrective glasses , contacts , or eye exercises .
 In addition to vision testing , an eye exam in our Hendersonville office includes testing eye functionality . Our optometrist performs several tests to evaluate depth perception , color vision , eye muscle capabilities , peripheral vision , and responsiveness to light . Several other simple tests are completed to determine whether the eyes are focusing , moving , and working together properly . The test results enable Dr. Garnsey to diagnose any underlying conditions that may be impairing the eyes ability to focus or work together .
 As part of a comprehensive eye exam , our Hendersonville optometrist examines the overall health of the eye through a visual examination and tonometry . Dr. Garnsey evaluates eye health by visually inspecting the eye and eyelids using magnification and a bright light . To examine the internal structures of the eye , we may dilate the pupils . Increased eye pressure may be an indicator of glaucoma , so we utilize tonometry to measure eye pressure . After completing these short tests , Dr. Garnsey reviews the results and discusses an treatments with you . Contact us at ( 615 ) 447 - 3404 today to schedule a comprehensive eye exam .


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