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I actually thought my favorite way to eat peanut butter was with chocolate, and after that with honey. Until I tried this product, and now I am a devotee. Peanut Butter and Maple syrup is an amazing combination. I actually requested that iherb start carrying this, and they did - within days! awesome!
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The texture is not the smoothest as there are still some grainy bits you can feel it in your mouth. However, I would like to review on iHerb's product packaging for shipment, which usually places my PBJ either upside down or sideways, which causes the oil to seep through the seal and making a mess when I open it. Please iHerb, pack the PBJ bottles in upright position!
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All good guesses Hk. Which is it Monte?
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your actually a 78 year old stripper named monte? You like 78 year old strippers? your favorite vacation was in '78 to Monte Carlo? No wait!!!! I got it!!! you were a stripper in '78 in a club called Monte Carlo!!!!
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Slider, glad to help I also know the feeling of going down multiple times, but I didn't get a cool name like slider, my name was head  Lots of imagination down here let me tell ya!
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HK, Your the man!!! I think i might just try it myself. With Your knowedge you make it sound easy. I`ll keep in touch as i get closer to painting. Thank you .
The Name "SLIDER" as applies to me is an earned name. In the biker world, you are given a road name. As i have been down on my Harley not once but twice,($6400,00 damage the frist time) The brothers named me "Slider". I have run upon this nickname before so i started posting as Slider in Wa. I wonder how the other slider got his name?
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Slider I don't know of any websites for beginers on painting, but I will be perfectly happy to exsplain to you all you need to know, and if your get really bored I can walk you through painting the sheetmetal yourself. A motorcycle is about one of the best things to start with due to size and the fact that most of it if one color won't be visable all the time so messups are easily concealed. If you can't find a painter let me know, shipping might be a beetch but I'd be happy to do it. Are you leaving the frame black, or painting it too?
For a job like this I recomend using PPG, its a very good paint, and its easily applied and mixed for firsties or pros. To get the effect your wife wants you'll need to use a 2 stage paint in preferably 3 stages. What this means is you need a base coat (white, or eggshell) and a top coat the clear. Like on the newer lincolns the offwhite mother of pearl is applied like this. Base coat, clear containing the pearl, then a secong coat of just pure clear. In your case you will be applying it like this, base coat first, then the pearls, then the pure clear. Mother of pearl is just a pearl that isn't refined to acsentuate certain colors, it contains equal amounts of all colors. A purple pearl is a pearl with the purple irrodesants acsentuated more. In short they are just filtering out what colors won't be reflected by light.
Selecting the type of paint from alkyde enamel. acrylic lacquer, acryic enamel, polyurethane, or Acrylic urethane enamel. Each of these paints when applies are more prone to, or resistent to certain things. Each of these paints are more durable thann the next, best being the acrylic urethane enamel and also being quite exspensive. Second best is polyurethane, it only downfall is no polishing. Those two paints are easiest to spray without polutants, best adhesion as well as resistance to gasoline with a good hardness.
Hardners, its a catalyst for the paint and top coat to harden faster, clearer, and also harder than without using ine. Harners enable a painter to get the job done faster and better, expecially if the paint booth/area is not heated to aid the paint and keep it from clouding.
Quickies are a one stage paint that you toss is the cup, add thinner/reducer and hardner and spray and let cure and drive the next day. Like a Maaco paint job. They look pretty good, but don't last as long as a 2 stage paint would.
Glossies, a real deep look in the paint due to candies or the apllication of multiple coats of clear with hand rubbing between to keep smooth.
Painting two tanks and three fenders you could get away with a pint of both clear and paint, might still have some left over for other parts to add a custom touch. If I can find the pearl I'll send it to you for free, but you'll still need to buy the mother of pearl. Buy the pearl in the bottle not by the ounce. you can buy an ounce for half of the bottle and two onces you can have a whole 7 ounce bottle. Buy the bottle, that way if you ever want to repaint you have it, or you could sell it by the ounce for half the price as the paintshop. If you want to paint it yourself let me know, I'll be happy to walk you through it, its easier then it looks/sounds. If I missed a question let me know.
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Don`t know the frist thing about painting. I was told the paint she wants is not cheap. Isn`t it amazing when they come home and tell you how much they saved you on the dress they bought on sale? I mean it would have cost more if it wasn`t on sale right!!!!!!I mean they didn`t need the dress or go lookin for one, but in order to save me money she had to buy it. How can you deal with that kinda thinkin? Ya can`t!!!!Perhaps you could give me a small explination on what go`s into selecting and mixing paint. What are quickies? Hardners? Glossies? What type of paint should i buy? Is one brand better that others? How much should i get to paint three fenders, and two tanks? I don`t know none of this stuff. If i was wealthy i`d send you my sheet metal!!!! But if you have time to explain this i would appreciate it. It would be good to know when i do contact a painter. So thanks in advance HK.
Say do you know if there is a web site for beginners on painting?
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Yeah man, I'm all for breaking out the frame, its been in storage for about two years. Don't have any running gear for it but got the lookin goodies for it. I'll start on it after I get my rod done, it will probably be early to late july '03 before I start working with it. I think once I get it out a pul together ready for running gear you'll like it, its enough to make any rodder proud
I say that might not look too shabby, I myself am not a big fan of purple, but I once had a VW bug with mother of pearl with a blue/lavender pearl in the clear. Looked pretty good. Still have the bottle of pearl if you don't have any yet, let me know if you need it and if I can find it I'll send it to you. Its called lavender or something but its purple at sight. I think Mamma will like it. You can't complain much, at least she supports your hobbies
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HK, Is your question about the gear case? If so it is part of the sporster engine. I had to have a 17 tooth counter shaft sprocket built, to make the 37 tooth rear gear work with the Sporster tranny gears. Anyway it is for the wife and she wants Mother of pearl white with a purple clear coat. And she gets what she wants (after 30 years i quit tryin to change here mind.)I`m glad you like what you see. Should you break out that frame now?????? Thanks
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|yes, and it fit so perfectly with the subject of the post didn't it? hehe croz watches stoner movies
|Lightspeed, i was gonna say that. I love that line.
Slider in wa, love the shot of the trike your building, its simular to the frame I have in storage. Where did you get the center gear drive casing from? My first trike I used one from HD I found in a pick a part bike yard. This one on my trike in storage is machined from aluminum and I got the specs from a guy I knew from across the pond. That one looks peachy, a bit of paint and some cool rims and those would be great! If you ever decide to do a custom scooter and need some painting help or sheetmetal services for a vet let me know, be glad to donate what I can.
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The Canisius baseball team clinched the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference regular-season title and locked up the No. 1 seed in next week's MAAC Championship with a 15-4 win over Monmouth University at the Demske Sports Complex on Thursday afternoon.
The Golden Griffins win the regular-season title for the fourth time in program history and third time in the last seven years. Canisius also extends the nation's longest winning streak to 14 games.
The first game in the MAAC Tournament for Canisius will be at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, May 21, against the lowest-seeded winner from the first two games of the day.
Senior Jimmy Luppens and sophomore Brett Siddall each posted four hits on the day with Siddall scoring two runs and driving in three while Luppens scored three times and had two RBI. Senior Jose Torralba and juniors Mike Krische and Connor Panas each reached base three times.
Sophomore Alex Godzak went six innings and allowed three runs (all unearned). The lefty yielded six hits and struck out six to win for the fifth consecutive start. Junior Brandon Bielecki pitched the final three innings for his fifth save of the season.
Monmouth (22-21, 12-8 MAAC) loaded the bases with one out in the top of the first with three singles and Godzak appeared to get out of the jam with a fly ball to right. Siddall dropped a fly ball in right that allowed all three runs to score. The Griffs got one back in the bottom of the first with an opposite-field, one-out double from Luppens that began a stretch of 14 consecutive runs for Canisius.
Luppens led off the bottom of the third with a single up the middle, and Siddall beat out an infield single to short. Panas was hit by a pitch to load the bases with nobody out. Senior Shane Zimmer and junior Jesse Puscheck followed with sacrifice flies to tie the game at 3-3.
The Griffs took the lead the fifth as Luppens again led off with a single up the middle and Siddall laced a stand-up triple into the gap in right-center to put Canisius ahead 4-3. Panas followed with a sacrifice fly to give the Griffs a two-run lead.
Canisius broke the game open by scoring nine runs and sending 15 batters to the plate, both season highs, in the bottom of the sixth inning that took 37 minutes. The inning started when sophomore Anthony Massicci reached on a dropped popup. Luppens singled through the hole on the right side for his fourth hit of the day to put two runners on for Siddall. The sophomore sent a double to the gap in left-center for his fourth hit of the day and gave Canisius the 7-3 lead. After a sacrifice bunt from Zimmer, the next eight Canisius batters reached base.
Puscheck sent a sharp grounder to second base with the infield drawn in, and pinch runner Ryan Coppinger beat the throw home. Krische dropped a double down the right-field line to score Panas. Freshman Christ Conley bounced a single over the drawn-in infield to score both runners. Walks to senior Jose Torralba and Massicci loaded the bases, with another walk to Luppens forcing home a run. Coppinger turned on the 2-0 pitch and ripped a double down the right-field line to make it 14-3.
The second game of the doubleheader was postponed due to impending weather. The teams will conclude the series with a doubleheader on Friday, with first pitch set for noon. Senior Day activities will take place prior to the start of the first game.
Notes: Canisius and Monmouth played for the first time… Canisius now has 14 home wins on the season, tied for the second-most in program history and trailing the record 15 home wins from the 1994 season… Canisius has scored 13 or more runs in three straight games for the first time since May 2-8, 2010… Canisius batted around for the 21st time… The four hits for Siddall were a new career high and extended his career-long hitting streak to 10 games… All 15 runs were scored with zero or one out.


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Looks great. The glue was a nice idea.
Looks great. The glue was a nice idea.
Just now saw this- Wicked Nice!
Your project looks great....Im soooo going to have to make one now....
Always love seeing these things. I wish I had the space to build/display one. Nice work!
beautiful side panels!
Wow the quality of work is amazing.
I have asked the wife if I can have one and she just rolled her eyes at me.
I think that means yes go ahead and build one.
Amazing thread
Hi Guys! I'm new to this site. I've done a couple of lightsabers that have come out great and recently saw a life mask of Han Solo in Carbonite from the movies. I decided to try and make a life sized HIC and stumbled upon this site. I'm hoping someone can point me in the direction to get a rubber cast of the life sized HIC. Any help would be great.
-"He's no good to me dead."
When I weather my props I use indian ink dilluted with water in a spray bottle instead of paint. then I immediately go back with clean water in a seperate spray bottle. and mist over the ink. I find it gives a natural weathering effect and the watery ink finds all of the minute nooks and crannies nicely. Great work on the build. I am really enjoying this thread.
Thats fantastic!!!
Brilliant job
I'd love to do a HIC, where can you get a Stormrider HIC from???
Thats fantastic!!!
Brilliant job
I'd love to do a HIC, where can you get a Stormrider HIC from???
If you want a HIC cast shoot me a PM. Theres two typs of 'pull' that are used themost for making a lifesize prop.
1 - Full front to the smooth detail. You trim it and make a box to lay it in, seal the edges and your on your way. Getting them to lay flat is tricky sometimes. The rubber I use, and the way I have to make the flat parts thick, makes it not perfectly even (The front of the real IC HIC is not perfectly flat) so theres a lot of work in getting it to lay flat, but the carbonite texture is acurate.
2 - Details pull (A 25% cheaper at least) is the han details, with body,hands,face all as one big piece, and then two toes. You mount them on a board, and make the carbonite texture. Theres a few build tutorials that show a lot of ways to make them like this. This way is easier to get it to lay flat and look nice, but the carbonite texture obviously wotn be screen acurate without a lot of detail work.
The pulls are 300 shipped for a details pull, and 400 for a full front pull. Most the difference in price is based on the amount of rubber I have to use.
My mold has about 10 pulls left on it. Its still making nice pulls, but there is a slight blemish in one of the sides on the SMOOTH section (That typically gets trimmed anyway).
If someone wants one, shoot me a PM.
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awesome build . i just ordered my front pieces from SR so i'll be going all through this thread again and again . u might even get some pm's for advice .
I'm not really sure if D. Nguyen is still making the side panels. I contacted Nguyen and it appears that the side panels have been put on hold for a while. Hopefully they will start making them again. Very nice set from the pictures. If you know of someone else who is making them please let me know. Thanks!
This is very impressive.
Amazing work on this project!!! As soon as my Boba is completed, I will be looking to do something similar. Great job!!
That looks great I wish I could have the skill and time to make something like this.
Sick. Wish I could do this, but dont have the time or money.
amazing where can i get a plaster of han solo i will like to build a project like yours amazing or how can i get in touch any email to get in touch with someone who sell those
Hey Man, i am new to the site and i think what you guys are doing is awesome, i want to build a HIC for my kids room but i can't find where to get the front and side panels from. while reading about azheat01's adventure with building one, i understand that you may be able to point me in the right direction, could you help me out.
Hey good luck with the build, i am want to build one as well, do you know where i can get the front and side panels?
Brilliant! Just added that in my check list to do under the tab ''Star Wars'' (witch is actually the biggest one)
Just saw a HIC on ebay #738 of 2500 for $1200. Nowhere near as detailed as yours. I think I hear the gears in my brain starting to grind and squeek.
Has anyone ever tried making a life-sized LEGO version of HIC?
I think Lego has made one...think it was lego or a guy, there was one at CV there was a cutout in the head spot for your face to go in


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If you enjoy Indian food, you'll love this dish. An array of spices and dried fruit slow cook with boneless chicken thighs for an aromatic and satisfying meal. To make it complete, serve over Jasmine or Basmati rice.—Roxanne Chan, Albany, California
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- 1 pound boneless skinless chicken thighs, cut into 3/4-inch pieces
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) chicken broth
- 1/3 cup finely chopped onion
- 1/3 cup chopped sweet red pepper
- 1/3 cup chopped carrot
- 1/3 cup chopped dried apricots
- 1/3 cup chopped dried figs
- 1/3 cup golden raisins
- 2 tablespoons orange marmalade
- 1 tablespoon mustard seed
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon curry powder
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh mint
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 4 tablespoons chopped pistachios
- In a 3-qt. slow cooker, combine the first 16 ingredients. Cover and cook on low for 7-8 hours or until chicken is tender.
- Stir in the parsley, mint and lemon juice; heat through. Sprinkle each serving with pistachios. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Casablanca Chutney Chicken in Taste of Home Everyday Slow Cooker & One Dish Recipes Annual 2010, p49
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Day 10 fluoxetine update:
Abby is making some positive progress with her SA. When I leave the house in the morning she only howls, barks, whines for about 15 minutes & then gives up. She grabs her favorite leather recliner and takes a nap for a few hours. She will occasionally bark or howl but this only last for 3 to 5 minutes and this happens about 2 to 3 times during the 9 hours I'm gone. This is a huge improvement for Abby!
I've switched Abby to the Trader Joes coconut oil 2 times daily and this seems to be helping with her itching/ scratching.
It is hard to get Abby out to exercise with the temps sitting below 0 for the last week, but we spend time outside for short periods and this seems to work well for us.
I've introduced some tug playing and she is still a bit shy about this game, but she loves to fetch.
Abby has also allowed me to leave the room without feeling the need to follow my every move. I think the fluoxetine is helping but she is on a low dose right now and I think our training has become just as important as the medication. Next week I'm suppose to bump up her dose, but I'm not sure if I like this idea. I think the small dose she is on right now is doing what the medication should be doing without adverse side effect. And I'm worried a higher dose might bring on issues with depression, tiredness, etc..
Excellent job Abby! You have come so far in such a short time!
Day 6 fluoxetine update:
Abby & I made some progress this weekend. I started her on coconut oil this weekend: topical & oral. Her itching is getting a bit better and hope this coconut oil continues to give her relief.
Abby does not like spray bottles. I tried to spray her down again for the 3rd day with this anti itch spray and she hates the sound of the spray bottle..so I'm done with trying to spray her down with anything.
We spent a few hours each day doing some very basic commands & just general playing around (Nothing serious): sit, here, platz.. she was able to focus pretty good. She loves diving for the ball in the 3' snow drifts and just amazed how she seems to find the ball each time..she is so eager to try and please me..great drive in this little girl.
My father watched her on Saturday evening for about 5 hours when I went to an auction. She whined on and off for a few hours, but she settled down and was pretty good for the most part.
Abby on Sunday & Monday morning ate her food by herself. In the past if I left the kitchen she ran to follow me. Now, the last 3 feedings she ate her food until it was gone and then searched me out...making progress here!
Monday morning I noticed her whine for about 45 minutes ( monitoring her on skype) and as of right now she has been quiet for 2 hours.. again, Progress!
Abby & I have been working on playing tug together. It takes a bit of goofing around with her to get her to want to play, but she is making an effort with tug. She got a bit excited and decided my hands were better bite toys then the tug toy so I did have to let her know we play with the toy and my hands were off limits for chomping..lol
A quick Pic of Abby from this weekend..
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I haven't tried the t.v. as of yet, and believe it or not my last boy use to love watching the t.v. He loved old Westerns and animal planet. I kid you not..have a few videos of him watching it, it was intense. Not sure if I want another t.v. junkie, almost lost a 60" lcd with the last one.
My posts are more of a log for me to understand Abby and be able to read back and see her progress. I don't expect her to be any where near adjusted in such a short time, but after raising GSD's and Rotties for 18 years I know normal and abnormal behavior. Abby's is such a sweet dog, and with every dog comes new learning experiences.
Abby had her best day today..making small gains and I'm so proud of her. I have to keep reminding myself that I may need as much if not more training then Abby. And Twyla I will read the "2 week shut down" thank you for any and all suggestions.
Be patient with the flouxetine (hard I know). It can take 2 wks to a month sometimes to see the full effect it will have. With Woolf I could see a small change quickly - mainly appetite and a more relaxed sleep - then about 3 weeks into it I could see where his brain slowed down and he started thinking. Woolf is not on it for SA.
Also remember, Abby has been with you only a few days, it normally takes a dog sometimes a few weeks to settle in and show their personality. I haven't read any previous posts about Abby, but just in case, do a search on here for '2 week shut down'. Many have had good luck with it, and with the background Abby has, it may help her. Check it out and see what you think.
Have you tried putting one of your shirts or blankets in the crate with Abby? Just having your smell may be enough for her?
Poor doll! I've also read about people putting Neem oil or coconut oil on skin issues and it helps heal it.
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James Gandolfini's memorial service was held in New York City on Thursday and "Sopranos" co-star and friend Joe Pantoliano spoke to Access Hollywood about remembering the late actor.
"It was a beautiful Mass. The priest that held the Mass knew Jimmy. The way Jimmy's friends spoke about him... they said things that made me feel less alone," Joe, who co-starred with James for four seasons as Ralph Cifaretto on the HBO series, told Access .
Joe - who was one of the many "Sopranos" cast and crew members on hand at the memorial -- hopes the public remembers the actor for more than his award-winning Tony Soprano role.
"I want the fans of that show to remember him as an actor and as a father and a man who had a dream. He wanted to be an actor... so that he could give of himself through the characters he played and that's what he should be remember for," he continued.
Adding, "Jimmy said, if you would have taken all of the psychiatrist scenes (with Lorraine Bracco) out of that show you wouldn't have liked Tony, you would hate Tony, because his struggles were our struggles."
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Joe also shared what he'll remember most about the actor, who died earlier this month in Rome while on vacation with his 13-year-old son.
"How much he laughed. How generous he was," he told Access. "I always felt so stingy around him. I always wanted to give more of myself."
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Fashion Experts
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Lorenza Mussini
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I'm Lorenza, I'm Italian and I love traveling and eating, but also cooking and trying new recipes. When I travel I like to discover the people and the local culture through food, by talking to people while enjoying a glass of wine or a spicy soup. I love to share the things I see, I taste and I experience – this is why I decided to contribute to this exciting guide!View guide
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In 2010 I quit my job as a graphic designer in Boston and went on a 15+ month trip around the world. The journey took me to places like North Africa, the Middle East, India and Southeast Asia. Since 2011 I've been living in Berlin—Europe's most hipster city. Travels of Adam wants to explore the world from the quirky to the amazing. It's all about my personal experiences and alternative & indie travel tips from around the world.View guide
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I was born in Naples and have been living in Rome since 2000. After working for Gambero Rosso - one of the leading Italian Food & Wine magazines - I started my freelance career and I now write for many Italian and foreign websites about food, olive oil and travel. I worked as a PR and Communication consultant for Birra del Borgo, one of the best craft breweries, and I'm currently working as a Communication and Social Media consultant for restaurants and food companies.View guide
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Romance in Rome
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Rome for couples. Beginning from your suite at the Exedra, the Colosseum, Circus Maximus, and Rome's other world famous wonders makes the most sense on day one. Shopping, lunch out, and sightseeing complete, the newly married couple will need susitance, so the gourmet culinary wonders of L'Olimpo, not to mention the view from there, make a great ending for day one.
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Ok, I'll be starting the vest soon (next couple of days). I've studied the pics, read all the posts, and paid careful attention to what those have seen the exhibit had to say. The vest has a certain sheen to it. Not shiny per se, but a bit of reflective quality if angled correctly in the light. I saw some fabric called "Satin Twill"(I think) or something close to that at JoAnn's. It had a stretchy quality that I balked on. The sheen seemed perfect, though. I asked here (and at WalMart) about the sheen as I had a swatch of drapery that looked dead-on to what I wanted as far as fabric/sheen etc. Perhaps the sheen was a result of a Scotchguarding process. I was told it was a chintz. Ok, but pricey. I then found a remnant at WalMart that may fit the bill. The piece at WallyWorld had little to no sheen so I asked about a spray-on Scotchguardish product. I found a can of "Hi-Shine Glaze" that can be used on indoor furniture and has a flexible, high shine finish. I will try a VERY light application to a test swatch soon and post results of my tests.
I will still try my first and foremost supplier of fabric for my sewing projects, my upholstery fabric outlet, for even more accurate material. I will try to get over there tomorrow, as I am pumped-up with all this Fett thinging.


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Pacific Coast Dream Machines Show, April 28-29, 2012
Apr 28, 2012
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"The Coolest Show on Earth" is a spectacular showcase of motorized mechanical marvels from throughout the 20th and 21st centuries –– more than 2,000 ultra cool antique, vintage, classic, custom and exotic displays for public viewing. Automobiles ranging from hot rods, dragsters, customs, low riders, imports, street machines and muscle cars to fanciful touring, luxury, and sports cars; also exceptional vintage warbirds, classics from the 40's and 50's and homebuilt aircraft, tricked out trucks and motorcycles, custom bicycles, Model T fire engines, antique engines and tractors, helicopter and plane rides, kinetic art, rolling sculptures, extreme toys, mega-modified machines, military vehicles, a display of advanced "green" technology vehicles, the show's first ever super-gnarly Championship Demolition Derby (Saturday only), Unimotorcycle Racing (Sunday only), monster truck rides, go-kart rides, kid's amusements, food and live music –– to benefit the Coastside Adult Day Health Center.
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Posted by Jennifer Belissent on December 13, 2012
I was invited by the Moscow city government to participate in the Moscow Urban Forum, a conference designed to bring urban policy experts together to discuss opportunities for Moscow. Last week's event brought together primarily city leaders, urban planners, and architects with a few innovation experts and artists thrown in. There was a lot of talk of global competition and promoting the creative class in a city. But interestingly (for me at least), there seemed to be few from the ICT sector and little discussion of how to leverage technology across the city.
Despite the relative absence of technology as a main theme in the plenary sessions, there was a breakout on open data, which included city leaders from London, Barcelona, the Netherlands, and Moscow. The speakers all touched on some similar themes of internal use, external interfaces, a model of attracting business, and a comprehensive platform. These map to several of the themes of my presentation a few weeks ago at the Smart City World Congress in Barcelona — improved decision-making, transparency, greater citizen engagement, improved services, and economic development. Different cities highlight different aspects more than others. According to Sergio Jerez, Barcelona, for example, has focused on data as an opportunity to promote entrepreneurship. In his words, "open data is a new raw material for society and economic development."


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I saw a different thread on this, BUT it quickly went to a "Why is recasting wrong" thread, So i'll start a new one.
I have 2 questions.
1. The material used to creat the positives for vacuum forming armor can be many differnt things. MDF,Plaster,Metal. Does anyone how long a plaster positive will last(how many forms), I don't want to make a mold from plaster only to find that I have to repour the darn thing for every form.
2.Does anyone(Prefrably someone who has done this) know the BEST material to use for the positive. I would prefer Not to use wood or metal as this is a large time consuming prosses.
Thanx in advance
(Edited) Sorry I just found another NON-Hostile thraed about this also


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Enterprise content management projects often have the need to migrate existing content from legacy systems. Migrations may be from existing file systems or legacy ECM platforms, such as Documentum or FileNet. Additionally, defined business processes may justify the need for ongoing content ingestion, capturing complicated business rules as documents are loaded into the system.
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Cloud Computing is essentially a Systems Management innovation. I understand that, to some, that means simply managing hardware and capacity or computing power. However, it also involves deployment of enterprise level software. While some software is a kind of out-of-the-box asset that can be installed generically as if it were a hard asset, infrastructure software like WebSphere requires considerable skill and knowledge.
Tier1 cloud computing implementations must be able to expand the enterprise into provided capacity quickly and autonomically. If the scale-out requires tremendous effort and specialized skills then the cost savings that cloud offers is severely mitigated.
CloudBurst provides a mechanism to quickly deploy WebSphere environments to private clouds and allows the administrator to simply manage the assets on which WebSphere will run. The expertise of setting up and configuring WebSphere is, in effect, canned. This allows for much more rapid deployments and reduces the need for more expensive admins.
While many companies are still putting forward more technologically sophisticated offerings that still require even more technologically sophisticated staff, WebSphere has produced a product with a value which is more easily realized, understood and which can be seen on the balance sheet.
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Taking the time to strengthen her English skills at ELS Language Center, Louanne Honrado, an international student from Venezuela, was poised to begin her education at the University of St. Thomas.
ELS, located across the street from the University of St. Thomas Office of Admissions, enjoys a strong relationship with the University. International students benefit from collaboration between the University and ELS, resulting in easy transitions into American college life.
"My studies at ELS gave me the confidence in my English conversational and writing skills to make the transition to St. Thomas," Honrado said. "Both organizations work hand-in-hand to facilitate the educational experience for international students. The UST Admissions and Registrar's staff understood my needs as an international student, and they were helpful and patient with me, and made sure I had everything I needed to study in the United States."
The University of St. Thomas welcomes diversity and provides a warm and supportive atmosphere for international students. UST students represent 40 states and 58 countries, making UST's student body one of the most multi-cultural in Texas and in the Southwest. Around eight percent of students hold foreign citizenship, though many others have international backgrounds. In 2008, UST was home to 237 international students and three international student clubs.
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rmgiles5 wrote:It's definitely uncalled for, since a similar comment was also made by the same person on version 1 of the design...
Your are seriously lacking some intelligence if you think the artist would be opposed to the money for it getting printed. It may not be the sole reason for submitting but to think it doesn't pop into every single artist that submits a design is ignorant.
Re: Albert LineStein
I must say, the mustache is my favorite part!
Great art!
Re: pi
I'm not trying to be mean but no way this is gonna print as shown and should be rejected for that fact alone since you are not properly showing the image at approximate size on the sample shirt. The blow up of the numbers you have show the size the lines are supposed to be, yet the numbers you show equate to less then a 6th of what the total image width would have to be with all the numbers on the top of the symbol. How big is the art when lines are at 4.5pt, because it looks like it's going to be over 20 inches wide at least which is FAR larger then the sample shirt your showing and potentially well outside Woot's printable area.
Re: the keys
Am I missing something? I'm not sure I get it...It's awesome artwork, but I don't understand it.
Re: One Small Step For A Man (v2)
I'm stupid excited that this is in the fog today. :D I hope it does well... If I make it home to any football games (Purdue alumna here, go Boilers) I'll definitely be wearing this shirt. Although.. not if you're going to be wearing it too, lyonscc...
Re: A Mother's Connection
The subject isn't one that I'd want to wear. It's well done, but the topic is one that is unlikely to be worn regularly. It feels...political.
On the technical side, I think it would have worked better to have the back/left side open, with one end on top and one under the belly. That way, the elements left out would seem out of frame rather than excluded.
Keep in mind, I'm not an artist. I just buy a lot of tees.
Re: Peace out "B"
It reminds me of the bunny in "The Book Of Bunny Suicides."
Re: String Theory
Funny... great one-liner.
wolfgaidin wrote:Same issue as the other color of this design - It is very clearly not a single line, and therefore off-topic. The artist is just being ridiculous for resubmitting a different color.
The artist didn't resubmit, this and the rejected version were both submitted at the same time. This really makes me wonder if the Rejectionator actually views the derby similar to how we do, or if the back end is completely different and hides things like this.
I really think this is a wonderful tribute. This version is my favorite. So happy to see it in the fog. ^_^ It's a must print.
Re: perfect lines
Troll the rejectionator much?
You are kicking tushie this week! Three shirts in the fog and THIS one booted me out of the fog. I am JEALOUS. SOOOOOO JEALOUS! Great job!
orabbit wrote:What fun is trolling if no one bites?
The problem is that other than some artists and a few grumpies, most voters don't have a problem with this. A little too subtle for 'trolling' round these parts.
I mean...Printed.
Thanks everyone for the support on this design!
T', I did try out different sizes and styles for the ball at the end, but any bigger and it diddn't resemble a period and that worked against the readability of the word.
Re: Big Infinity
There's always that one person every derby that just has to be a tool, with multiple submissions none the less. Mission Complete.
Mavyn wrote:Troll the rejectionator much?
meh, they look a bit saggy to me.
Re: Life: Connected
Just now seeing this one! Beautiful!!!!
Re: Seahorse
Awesome design and color.
I want one!!!
Re: Owline
I love owls and this design is perfect.
Re: Blue Bird v2
I love the flow of this one.
Re: Fox Hunt
Love the design, but I don't care for the color combination.
j5 wrote:meh, they look a bit saggy to me.
More than a bit.
Re: It's a Tree!
I have a soft spot for trees. What with the oxygen they give off and all. Love this design and color choice. ^_^
silversickness wrote:I have a soft spot for trees. What with the oxygen they give off and all. Love this design and color choice. ^_^
Thank you! I'm proud of this one, and am grateful for the votes and nice comments it has received.
silversickness wrote:There's always that one person every derby that just has to be a tool, with multiple submissions none the less. Mission Complete.
They got you to look at their design, mission accomplished. It's as good as the scanned coloring book pages I'm seeing in here.
tomspc wrote:I am learning that good art is not a requirement on this site. You have the EC (Established Clique) who only vote for each other. That's how all these rainbows, unicorns, bunnies, kittens are always in the fog.
I will say last week's Imaginary Restaurant was an exception. Very good ORIGINAL designs were chosen as winners. Woot needs more of those type Derbies and rid themselves of these leeches who draw the same crap every week.
superdooodle wrote:AMEN
I've only bought a couple of shirts from here. The nauseating designs make it hard to buy more. I swear I think this is an art show for 12 year old girls.
Re: A Common Thread Around The World
I love the concept, but the colors are just too bland.
tomspc wrote:They got you to look at their design, mission accomplished. It's as good as the scanned coloring book pages I'm seeing in here.
Agreed, though I clicked just to verify my own stupid curiosity of which user submitted this. Surprise. The troll has been fed. *shrugs* I hope at least one good design makes it to print this weekend.
thanks everyone, a lot of cool art in the derby this week.
Re: Finish What You Start
I really like the whole concept.
Re: Two Fish, One Line
very nice
yesimgoofy wrote:I love the flow of this one.
treehug wrote:Wow!
Thanks, I always enjoy a good "Wow!" critique.
Mavyn wrote:The problem is that other than some artists and a few grumpies, most voters don't have a problem with this. A little too subtle for 'trolling' round these parts.
I mean...Printed.
Ohhhhhh meeeow! *snerk* -- TG can (t)roll with the best of 'em!
artulo wrote:Ohhhhhh meeeow! *snerk* -- TG can (t)roll with the best of 'em!
It's one of my favorite tees. :D More the story than the actual design.
wolfgaidin wrote:This is so awesome. Please give it to me now. :-D
Thank you! I would, really!
Re: I really like this design. Can you please make one line so i can vote for it?Playful Kitten
bassanimation wrote:Just now seeing this one! Beautiful!!!!
Thanks Bass!
The Stupid thumbnail doesn't do it justice ---- Atleast I can come up with an original design even if it is from windows paint.
Mavyn wrote:Keep in mind, I'm not an artist. I just buy a lot of tees.
I've always asserted that people who look at (or in this case, wear) art are just as qualified to have an opinion as those who make it. They just may not be as technical or lingo-savvy about it
For the subject, I'd agree it's not something I would generally wear (I am a mother of two), though I wouldn't say "political" nature, but like Mavyn I can't think of a better word. It's just a really niche subject and kindof awkward for a regular person to wear on their shirt. It might be helpful to browse through some past derbies and see what the winners and honorable mentions were, to get a feel for what type of shirts users (wearers? whatever we're called) typically buy here.
(Then throw out everything with Zelda/VideoGames/StarWars/Bunnies/etc... keep yourself pure! j/k)*
As for the design, I agree that it would look good to start the line at the top and end it on the bottom, so as to give the impression that the rest of the body is just out of the frame instead of closing the line off. The double line "placenta" around the fetus feels quite thick, as well as the triple line along the bottom. Maybe you could find a way to start at the top, outline fetus then circle around just once, then continue the line for the bottom of the belly.
As far as shirt comps, I'm not a pro (having never submitted... YET! One day...) but you might check out this forum post on the "Unofficial Rules" it's got alot of great stuff, as well as a link to a non-default shirt comp that isn't bad looking. You may need to update the colors to match current offical ones though, I haven't checked it recently. http://shirt.woot.com/Forums/ViewPost.aspx?PostID=1946963
*EDIT: Haha, I only just now looked to see that you've bought shirts here before, so you're probably already familiar with things! Disregard that piece of advice to browse past derbies then.
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LOS ANGELES — Publisher Ubisoft showed off some gorgeous images and footage for upcoming action-adventure title Assassin's Creed Revelations at its press conference Monday.
[eventbug]The last installment in what Ubisoft is calling the "Ezio Trilogy," Revelations will bring back assassin Ezio Auditore, protagonist of Assassin's Creed 2 and Assassin's Creed Brotherhood. This time he's fighting off the Knights Templar in the city of Constantinople.
As the Revelations demo begins, Ezio is skulking through the city. He sees that the guards have erected a giant chain in the harbor to block off ships until they track him down — which is a problem, since he needs to hop on a ship right now. Slashing and stabbing his way through guards, Ezio makes his way to the harbor, where he sees the chain. He then whips out a bomb and plants it on one of the massive steel links at the end, destroying the whole monstrocity and paving the way for ships to exit.
Ezio then hops his way from ship to ship, fighting off Templars among chaos and fire. Eventually, he runs into a friendly ship captain.
"You are Ezio Auditore?" the man asks.
"Si," Ezio says. "Sorry for the delay."
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Does anyone know what I mean?
I don't know if it's simply being rundown by the constantness of life and the different hats I wear or if it's God's way of redirecting me. Whatever it is, it has me holding up my hands to God asking Him to take things off my plate as He wishes, and put things on as He wishes. And even that has me a little nervous because I was comfortable where I was. Really, really comfortable.
Life is so much more comfortable when I'm running full steam ahead. When my goal is fixed in my mind and I know the path to that goal and I'm making progress, even if it's small steps of progress. That forward momentum is important for my mental well-being and with all momentum becalmed and embalmed in cotton candy... well, it's just not pretty and it's certainly not sweet!!
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Re: Ninja By Night
Busy bunny by day, Ninja by night.
I just had to end the 10K cup with the classic Woot hallmark, a white bunny. Hope you like it. I don't draw in an anime style very often (but I do secretly enjoy it).
Thanks for looking, please vote!
- Spiritgreen
Re: Tearjerker
This shirt should come with a box of tissues.
Come, brave sailor. You've earned it. Take your treasure.
...if you dare.
Re: Angel by day
Who me?
Re: The Infallible Guide to Home Repair
"The Infallible Guide to Home Repair"
Re: Scan This
Re: Pi Chart of Tau
Pi or Tau? You be the judge!
Re: Part of the Pack
"Part of the Pack"
Re: Mad as Can Be
He's staring at you in the dark.
Re: Audoughpilot
This is... AWESOME. Good work Taternuggets!
Re: Spirited Soot
My favorite little spirited sprites.
Re: Return of the Monkey King!
Return of Sun Wukong!
Re: Expecto Patronum!
The Stag!
Spiritgreen wrote:Busy bunny by day, Ninja by night.
I just had to end the 10K cup with the classic Woot hallmark, a white bunny. Hope you like it. I don't draw in an anime style very often (but I do secretly enjoy it).
Thanks for looking, please vote!
- Spiritgreen (iw)
This is adorable and super cool. I've got a pretty good feeling about who's going to come out on top this anniversary. ;D
Re: Something Something Dark Side
A big thanks to Sonofafish, J5 and Deborah11565 for all of their input on this design. All of the brainstorming is truly appreciated !!!
Re: Quarterback
The one on top with the rg3 is just an option and for fun. I think the one on the bottom might be the ok one. Anyway hope you guys dig. =)
Re: Evil's Bane
This is beautiful work, as a Zelda fan I wouldn't be able to give you my $10 fast enough. :^)
Re: Eclipse
I thought about submitting this one to the negative space derby, but think it looks better with gold foil :>
Re: A Shocking Discovery
8 lives left.
Re: Daily Brews
Ooh, clever transformation!
Re: Dino Hunting
Curse you Spielberg!!
Re: Blink and You're...
Now that is just so really, really well done.
How many triceratops have to die before we end the madness?
I showed a detail so you can see that it's not half toned. I hope this is considered printable.
Re: The Glittering Prize
Is this an angler fish mermaid? I love it!
Re: Tinman
My Tinman :D
Re: Wake Up and Relax
Hope you guys like this one. I tried to put together a design that utilizes the day-time GITD off-white color and add some depth to the sun.
Spiritgreen wrote:This is beautiful work, as a Zelda fan I wouldn't be able to give you my $10 fast enough. :^)
Thanks Matt- I am pretty proud of it- :D
Re: Golden Lager
Really clever!
Re: Winter! Come On Down!
Remember folks... Help control the pet population... Have your REEK spayed or neutered...
PS- Thanks to everyone for advice in the Prederby... Had a terrible time choosing, but went with gold. Felt more right...
This shirt is freaking EPIC!
jasneko wrote:Who me?
Very cute. My cats are normally devils in the day-time though. Part of the fun for them is seeing our reactions. :P
Re: 'Tis But a Scratch
were they going to print yours with radium?
Re: Alakazam!
I love this into little tiny gnawed up pieces of ringspun cotton. GMV!
Lol... love the energy on the sun.... and lack of on the moon. well done. +1
I'm enjoying all the firefly love this week. This is really nice, Boots!
Of all those in the Fog, this seems to be the most wearable. The others are also cool, but this one isn't just about the transition, it's awesome both ways.
Re: Cabine telephonique
For a long time I wanted to make a follow-up to my design"That's no moon" and this seemed like the perfect moment! Hope you like it!:D
Re: TransPerformers!
I would like to apologize in advance for the title of this shirt design!
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