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have you tried running it in safe mode yet? Malwarebytes also has an "anti-root kit" utility but I don't know if it's free or a pay utility. That is the utility that found some issues on my home theater PC but didn't seem to be able to permanently clean them like RougeKiller did.

eset is "top of the line", and can be considered worth the cost for peace of mind. however.... once rogue killer is installed and run, you may be alarmed at the extent of shenanigans going on under the hood of your operating system and browsers.

umm, just because your virus scanner doesn't report anything does NOT mean you may not have a problem.

wow, congrats...and bummer your name got messed up.

there is another app I run in conjunction with malwarebytes, rogue killer finds things that malwarebytes does not find. this doesn't mean malwarebytes is bad, just focused on other areas. Rogue killer (by Adlice software) saved me from having to wipe my home theater PC after it got some nasty bug that malwarebytes found but didn't seem to be able to remove.

now THIS is why more people should post their contest photos online...

My apologies, I misspoke (mis-typed) a little bit, here is what I meant to say: maybe if you harass them enough they'll just quit putting out the magazine, then the rest of us that enjoy the magazine and this forum will be irked.

this irked me a bit. maybe if you harass them enough they'll just quit putting out the magazine, then the rest of us will be irked.

I'm guessing there might be several reasons... maybe no one took photos maybe no one submitted the photos to MCM maybe the photos submitted did not meet the required criteria to be printed etc, etc...

I watched Butch Tucker "The Butchr" stripe on more than one occasion, had to admire the creative talent with regard to color and composition.

with effort, they can be nice but the plastic tires/wheels are lame and though they are supposed to be 1/32 scale I doubt they are true to that metric.

ya gotta admire the skill, practice and hand/eye coordination. I have watched other stripers work...it takes a special brain to do that stuff well enough to make a living at it.

Oh darn, I thought Bill was gonna post some more WIP photos. Having a rather base level knowledge of motor mechanics, based on engine specs/build parameters, there is only so much air/fuel that will pass thru a motor, too much fuel totally ruins the "magical" fuel/air mixture ratio the same as too little. I had a stock Firebird 400 that kept up with a friends warmed over Lemans with 455 in it because he underfed it with too small carb.

the revell kit is a 4-door and does not come with glass...

I second Bill's post, I was watching the WIP thread and congratulate you on finishing a problematic project in grand fashion. You should be as proud (or more) of this build as the other projects you have posted for the rest of us to drool over and learn from

I find it interesting to note the Munster Coach has been renamed Barris Koach... licensing issues?

this may interest you: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Resin-1-8-Scale-American-Racing-Deep-Torq-Thrust-D-Wheels-Super-Wide-/320853220246?&_trksid=p2056016.l4276

should have sicked the cinema police on her...and gotten your tickets replaced for having your movie experience ruined by a thoughtless person.

haven't decided how I was going to use it, but I got one for half off just in case I figure it out later.

^^ x2

$12.99

The below item is currently available at Michaels' craft store if anyone is interested in displaying their models on a turn table: I purchased on with a 50% off coupon active this weekend, available if you have signed up with a michael's app.

that's dogma, not philosophy

something I heard my dad say while in a service shop. "If I can't fix it, you don't need it."

maybe they don't know what a solicitor is... do you also have the sign posted in spanish?