 their fine horses and horsemen and for once being the center of trade, religion, eduacation and art. The ancient look of the city is what makes it so traditional from the eastern castles and mosques. People say that in this city, time travel is possible.
Ibra is 150 kilometres from Muscat, taking around an hour and a half to drive. it is available by buses and coaches if they belong to Oman National Tourist Corporation (ONTC). Cars are also available to be hired from car rental agencies.
Ibra dates back to before the Prophet Muhammed's calling. The city contains many castles and old mousques.
While it has been modernised in the 1970s it still has the nostalgia of a Middle East that once was. There are many castles and old mosques that are cuturally enlightening. A unique feature of Ibra is the ‘Wednesday Souq’ run entirely by women. On the far side of Ibra lies Al Mansfah village, a community of mansions once owned by prosperous merchants of the 19th century during the reign of Said the Great. With the decline of Said's commercial empire these once stately mansions fell into ruin.
Ibra is surrounded by mountains and unlike many countries there is a great view and terrain. The temperature is the same as everywhere and the summer months can get unbearably hot. However the winter is lovely and cool. There is very little rainfall in Ibra and it occurs mostly during the winter.I am not good with batch file and need your help. I have current login script to install SCCM 2012 with these rules that somone on our team created but now he is out of the office for the next 2 weeks. I can't wait that long.
Echo Please wait while SCCM 2012 is installing. This may take 2-4 minutes...
echo SCCM 2012 Client installation has finished...
Is there a command that say "If this file (ccmsetup.exe) is running" goto %AVSrvr%?
Both scripts accomplish the goal!
Thank you for your prompt reply. I will try these out and will get back to you soon.I run MT on my drag setup and R888R on my road/ Texas Mike setup. I love them both but MT hooks better at the strip.
I'd love to try the R888's, because the NT05R's SUCK! I miss my Mickey SS's.
Apples to Oranges on comparison. Yes the R888R's are noisy other than that great all purpose tire for autox/street/track. If you can live with the noise great otherwise I would go to a PSS or pole position for similar performance.
A PSS is nowhere near the performance a R888 has. Sport Cup 2's maybe, but absolutely not a PSS. I don't know how people think they're even a decent tire at anything more than stock power levels.
What about the Trofeo R? I read a discussion on the rennlist forum about the R888 and individual complaining about the noise too. You might want to research the Pirelli. Just a thought.
Meant Cup 2's my bad you are correct.
No worries this sure beats the other poop thread!
I run Toyo R888R's for my road course setup. Great tire! 335/30/18r, 305/30/18f on Deity 18x12.5r, 18x11f. I would definitely stick with M/T's for 1/4 mile work. Also, I used SimpleTire for the Toyos. If you watch for sales you can catch them for 15% off with coupon code. I paid $1,107 delivered for my setup above.
Yeah unfortunately, Michelin has such strong brand-recognition that 95% of people say PSS is the best, even if they haven't tried a different tire or they don't use them at their limit so they wouldn't know anyway. My friend also gets super angry when people throw PSS into the mix when talking capable track tires. I'm on Conti Extreme Sports right now and will be moving to R888R once I burn these up.
For the record I run Michelin Pilot SS for daily driving. Car came with MPSS ZP run flats. Great tire but barely lasted 8K miles. Switched to MPSS non-runflats and I have 11K on them with at least 50% tread life left. The R888R's enable me to drive on my track wheels to VIR and back not change over.
My NT05rs work great when aired down...
Just put on my second set of Cup 2's and still love them. To be sure - they are NOT as sticky in a straight line as the M/T's or other dedicated DR's - but the ride is comfy, corner is superb, noise is low, and my last set lasted somewhere between 20 and 25k miles - unreal for a DOT legal track tire.
I just put another set of Super Sports on my wife's Audi, but only because they are 285/35/21's and there just aren't a lot of options. On her car with AWD, the Super Sports do really well and they last 30-35k miles being a tougher compound and a square setup so we can rotate them.
The MPSS isn't bad - it's the stock tire on the V3 and by all accounts that car has world-class handling. It will only improve with stickier rubber, but folks should acknowledge that a big 4 door sedan with nearly 1G cornering capability isn't that way because the MPSS is a rubbish tire. That said - a modded RWD only car is going to roast them for sure.
Agreed, MPSS is definitely a good cornering tire and with ride quality too, they are not for straight line hook unless you have v3 traction control.
Did you really get that many miles out of the cup2s? Thats awesome and will have me consider them as I got 20 out my last set of mpss.
I'll confirm - Discount has the mileage last set was put on so should be easy to verify with some accuracy.
Honestly I wasn't sure what to expect but I got a hella lot more than I thought I would.
By comparison - when we got extended freezing weather here I out my OE wheels and tires on. The PS/2's are almost at the wear bars after one winter in Houston!! So the Cup 2's easily outlast the stock V2 tires.
I would totally say run them on your V3. Like I said - not drag radials but far better than the MPSS for straight line accel. And unlike a DR that will last 5k miles, the Cuo 2's should get you anywhere from 12-20k miles.
My car has 46k miles. I have run some MPSS's on there and the stock PS/2 - but most of the miles were on the Cup 2's. Totally happy with them. Pricey, but good.
And thats damn good for a 30 degree steering angle!Just need quick help on interpreting a prepayment notice I got from my auto loan.

Got this prepayment notice from my banking institute I financed with for a car:

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Started in 2017 and if paid minimum each month I'd be done in 2023. I'm able and trying to finish up all the payments this year. So is it bad I'm paying ahead of time? I don't think I have any outstanding fees (never been late on payment since I always pay more than necessary), so wouldn't that be a good thing to reduce principal from my prepayments? I thought this is what I was doing all along?The point of Boruto's death isn't for shock value. It's entirely to put almost the entire cast through character development. Boruto choosing to have Kawaki kill him makes perfect sense after all of his characterization and development over the entire series, and it shakes up the stairs quo in a very big way.

 It still gets talked about almost every week, almost five/six years after the series started.export const DefaultOption = {
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