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    Design < Asia Pacific Management

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    haha actually It is a spelling test. half of it or some of the questions are. I figure I need to take business anyway and design will follow.

     

    the design coarse has a foundations year which covers all the different types, I was going to use that year to decide what I wanted to go into.

     

    I still want to apply for asia pacific management, but I still have those second thoughts. gahh why does this have to be so hard. I want to do everything!

     

    but my main 2 goals are to 1.) have a business. 2.) have that business be incorporated with design/art/ etc...

     

    One thing I still want to do is make vodka/rum drinks.. you know like coolers but like rock star energy drinks. but that has to be the hardest thing to

    find information about. I have no idea where to start on that one. mixology pezzy?

    Design < Asia Pacific Management

    in Off-Topic

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    ok bad news happened like 10min ago. I phoned the college I applied to to find out if

    I can take the skills test (for a mature student 20yrs old) im 19 and a HALF.

    and THe minimum requirement for the coarse

    is 65% and I have a 64% nice HUh!

     

    well they turned me down. so I cant get into the coarse. unless I upgrade over the summer which I really do not

    want to do...... this is for design btw

     

    so new plan

     

    asia pacific management program

     

    THATS RIGHT PEOPLE IM GOING FROM DESIGN INTO OVERSEAS MANAGeMENT.

     

    i still am confused. but i meet the reqiorments for that coarse

    thanks to...yup thats right you guessed it my ART 30 mark.

     

    I can always take design next year when I meet their stupid pre req

     

     

    o and here is a lil outline of what this coarse involves

     

     

     

     

    With an Asia Pacific Management diploma, you'll be qualified to work in international business in just two years

    . . . and you'll still have the opportunity to apply the diploma toward a university degree. It's a great way to keep your future options open while you gain valuable overseas work experience.

     

    What makes this program one-of-a-kind?

     

    A key feature is the overseas practicum: a minimum, six-week work placement in Asia: Singapore, China, Japan, or Thailand. . . they're all open for business. Program staff will help you find the right practicum placement for your skills and interests, and when you're finished, you can start your career or pursue a university degree.

     

    It's the ultimate international business education!

    Car Suggestions?

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    get a 300zx man. we can hang out. mines only costing me like 5400 to get here from japan. then again i dunno if you wanna wait a month to get it. im parking my pathy for the summer to drive that ;D

    Well, I bought another car...

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    thats an awesome deal man. I was thinkin of gettin a 240 as well. but still have my mind set on the fairlady Z. and good for you makin it a sleeper. thats what I would do. o and some 6foot exhaust pipes though.

     

    hey so since my car will be passing through BC on its way to me. how bout I give you 3, thats right 3 cases of beer and you can get my car painted as well. pretty please :D ! ill even let you paint it pink I don't care. cuz all the cars from japan have scuffs everywhere.

    head units

    in General Forums

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    IMO I think alpine or pioneer is a good choice thats what my friends have.

     

    I have JVC and I can pretty much say I hate it. its a touch screen and looks really nice but i get "connection errors" all the time and it likes to freeze up in cold weather. It does however have a motorized face plate that I love. due to the fact that you can angle it. in the pathfinder its rather low so angling the faceplate up is perfect.

     

    as for your 6x9's what kind of speakers are you running in the front?

    I always believe the front soundstage should be the top priority. (but mabey you have good ones in the front already).

     

    its been said before but try and not skimp on $$ for speakers. my last speakers where kenwood. and they sounded horrible.

     

    my new ones that I spent a little more are JBL and they sound GREAT.

    I love how my stereo system sounds now.

     

    I would also agree with extreme90 about the infinity speakers.

     

    both those kind of speakers I find don't produce the lower bass as well but they have great mids and highs, which they where designed for.

     

    and a sub with them and you will be very happy.

    Theft

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    Posted

    heh. all summer I left my pathfinder unlocked. some nights i even left

    it with all the windows rolled down :rolleyes: not on purpose though haha.

     

    I think anyones key will work to unlock my car. buddy I went to school with

    randomly stuck his key in my door and it unlocked it (he has a sunfire)

    same with my other friends key and he has a ford ranger. sigh.

    BACK on 2 wheels!

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    I want to get my gsxr so bad now. just have to wait for my tax return

    and the right deal on ebay. still isnt time to go out on our roads yet

    tones of gravel and sand. and the odd patchs of ice.

    roof lights, some more questions

    in General Forums

    Posted

    I don't have pics of mine (no digi cam :( ) but mine is a piece of metal rail that clamps onto the OEM rack. The PO installed it so I'm not sure where he got the metal rail :( It is kinda of a U-Shape when your looking at it, with the open side of the U facing the top of the rack

     

     

    The only issue I've had with the lights being so far back is you can't have your moon roof open with them on :D

    hmm a peice of U beam hey? not a bad idea. stock roof rack does look a lil flimsy.

     

    good thing i dont have a moon roof :unsure:

    roof lights, some more questions

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    hey everyone, I'm going to be getting some nice O/R lights to go on the roof of the pathy pretty soon. my first question is if I end up going with like cheapo ones am

    I really going to notice a difference from like lets say PIAA or KC's? I'm not on a

    tight budget but would it be more practical to get cheaper ones? In case I hit them

    and such.

     

    and another note do people mount them on the stock roof rack? if so can I see some

    pictures of how they look. and my main concern there is being kinda far back does

    the roof of the pathfinder cut off the light in anyway?

     

    thanks :takebow:

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