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they have a huge sale on some of their 0 for $1.50 a foot

This was a post from a friend on another forum....just wanting to help out...They have been in Car audio for a while. Some of you may know Step Harris, well this was posted by his whife, Christina. Al you have to do is follow on twitter. the link to the forum is ... http://www.floridaspl.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7818. Thanks.................... As you may know, I work for The Orthopaedic Institute. They sent a medical team to Haiti today to provide medical support to the injured people in the area of Port-au-Prince Haiti after the devastating earthquake on January 12, 2010. Dr. Rosenberg, Dr. Waters, Dr. Maxey and Dale McDilda from OSC left this morning for Haiti with the logistical assistance of Attorney General Bill McCollum, United States Senators Bill Nelson & George LeMieux. Further, with the generous assistance of the University of Florida Foundation, the medical team was able to use the Foundation’s plane to connect to the chartered flight to Haiti. The medical team arrived in Haiti at approximately 3:45pm. The southern command has offered to assist with transportation to the areas in need of medical assistance. The group plans to meet up with civilian and military surgeons, who are already engaged in the relief efforts. Dr. Maxey says “the ability to use our surgical skills to help relieve the suffering of the injured is a great privilege and this is an excellent opportunity to give back to those in dire need.” Thank you to all of the employees (too many to name) that helped gather and distribute the medical supplies that accompanied the medical team to Haiti. Paula Smith, Tara Bahrey and Sarah Helms drove the supplies down to south Florida today to put on the flight to Haiti. We also want to thank anyone else who helped coordinate this mission and to those who volunteered but were not able to go on the trip. The medical team plans to provide medical services for 7 to 10 days. Dr. Rosenberg says, “fire fighters, police and military are the true heroes and always the ones running in when others are running away. This is a unique way for doctors to contribute in the same manner.” If you are interested, you will be able to find updates on the medical team’s time in Haiti on www.twitter.com/toihealth. For every twitter follower we get by January 29th, The Orthopaedic Institute plans to make a monetary donation to American Red Cross for the relief efforts in Haiti; so if you are on twitter, please follow and spread the word and/or post the link on your Facebook page. Your participation will be greatly appreciated. Information has already been disseminated on TV2O 11pm news yesterday and featured by The Gainesville Sun found at the following link: http://www.gainesville.com/article/2...heads-to-Haiti Please, if you have an account, just look me up(Christina Harris) and follow(I have a Gator for my Avatar). Our daughter's god-parents are from Haiti and we are trying to help everywhere we can.

doesnt look like a bad computer for the price.

ha ha ha....nah i dont mix...usually...just the beer...gottta go to work tomorrow

HA...thanks guys.....well drinking the birthday beer tonight...

yes, got it, love it, gonnaget more of it....someday..

yay. just got the crackberry 8330 almost 5 bars or 1.54 W/kg

it appears it is bein shown to the kiddies......Nah I am not going to UF...right now....might go back and work on my MD though

sorry if a repost, but I learned so much from this today...... like the government's job is to take care of us...and that people are moving from the country to live in city slums.. what do you think??? i am glad all the children are getting to watch this in schools....ok yeahI am lying. name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src=" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object>"> name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src=" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object>" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="425" height="350">

yup buddy, looks pretty good, glad they turned out for ya.

ha ha ha i missed it

looks pretty nice man.....good job

or http://www.adassaaudio.co.uk/Kevlar15SubwoooferPage.html 6000 RMS also have a smaller sub

:01nocomment8so: we shouldnt even get monitary fines for victomless crimes, IMO

that sounds like it could be a good time, I dunno isstead of like one person doing a BBQ or some have like a BBQ cook of or something also on the first night.

...surface area of the cone....more surface aera to push ait..generelly more pressure level.

looks pretty good...there.

more pressure less heat...thats all i can say and maybe the flair is too extreme.

looks good MICE

sweet, time to pull out the lap top

i need to get a sketch program...what program is that?

If you have enough electrical to support it i would recommend looking at the Diablo Audio Technologies Hellfire 2500.1 one of these should push a pair of those subs just fine and actually have a bit of head room on the amp. Hellfire 2500.1

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did u have the gain turned all they way up on the amp?

parking in the sun should not have really matter any.