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|Also it has 6al-2 box, msd pro billet dist. And blaster 2 coil.
|They can fix it. They are extremely good with what they do to old mustangs I've seen over 12 of the mustangs they've worked on at some of the car shows in nc, they specialize in older mustangs. They just gave me the option to try and fix what I have or go for a carb larger over the whole map not just jet and power valve that's all. They are going to Tune this carb as is. And if I want to move up ill try it with a 670 or 650 an record hp number changes. If it is worse ill drop back to 570 but if they make this one work there ain't no need to fix what ain't broke. "Custom" means it was specifically ground hydraulic flat tappet for my combo, I don't have the cam card in front of me so I can't remember right off. Other than the flat spot it runs like a raped ape.
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I'm assuming the carb is new
It's a very good size for a .030 SB Ford. It IS a vacuum secondary carb. It is an emissions carb (kinda). It is NOT anything more then close to being street ready in that you may have to make jet, discharge nozzles or even power valve changes to make it 'right' for your engine/camshaft(whatever a 'custom' camshaft is). Then of course is the timing, curve and initial, and is it set correctly which can show the same effects of a lean condition, i.e. blued and possibly glowing headers.
It's dam' poor dyno shop that can't diagnose and make these changes. I would run, not walk to that shop, pay them and leave - forever - and at the next shop, I would sit and watch
How,s it run besides the stumble?
What's your timing set at?
Sbf 306 running lean???
I have a 306 and have a 570 street avenger carb on it. I have it at the shop on the dyno and they calle and old me it's running super lean which I truly believe because all the hesitation it was having, not bog just stop then pik back up. But they said I need to step up I have it in a light 68 mustang built c4 Hughes 2400 stall, 3.50 gear, tuned long tubes, custom cam, rpm air gap, forged pistons, 10:1 comp., ported and polished gt-40 heads.
My question is should I go double pumper or vacuum secondary??? I drive it around town no freeway or such just back roads and around town, I want it to still be streetable but I'm not worried about gas mileage. They told me I could go Holley 670 street avenger or 650 dp...
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Sweeping the Ceremonial First Rock
Trust Me, It Ended Up on the Button!
The Rock Garden (aka Lowell's Version of the HeartStop Lounge)
Inside the Rock Garden Between Draws
Lemonade for Sale
Two Milks, Please!
Lowell Invites Everyone to Join the Pub Crawl
Gary Schaumberg and Cindy Eurich (also the GNCC's Secretary)
And Kirsten's Here, Too!
FL Enjoys an Off-Duty Moment
Scott at Work Before Draw 2
Warming Up for Draw 2
Team USA (Fenson) vs. Team Ireland
Ireland Stole 1 to Go Up 4-2 After 8 Ends...
But the Americans Hung In There...
Fenson Drew for the Button in the 11th End...
And the Americans Won 5-4
Draw 3: Scotland's Vice Yells Instructions, as the Scots Went on to Beat Sweden
Just Where He Wanted It!
Canadians and Swedes, Side By Side (but the Swedish fans sing much better songs)
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Libbi's Column: how to part with beloved toys?
April 28, 2013 , 9:35 AM by KuljaCoulston
Sorting through toys can never be the same after you have watched Toy Story. At our place, we were drowning in a sea of teddies, a farm yard of plush quadro peds in fact, and something needed to be done. It's not like most of them had a huge social life with my kids.
But, as I assessed the task, I realised it wasn't just the kids who had invested personalities and memories in these – I can barely bear (pardon the pun) – to say it – superfluous toys.
T'was me too.
As Buzz and Woody supervised, I asked my little Poppet who could stay and who we could give to the mythical 'other child' who didn't have any toys.
Certainly, Poppet had her preferences, and I could follow her reasoning. I've heard the kids' imaginary games, I know who the characters are in the movie of their childhood. Sometimes I wish they'd move on to a sequel!
It was MY connections that so enthralled me. How could I reduce to a glassy eyed star a ratty giraffe that had come from a loved friend on the birth of our son? Or the Twin Kiwis with their idiosyncratic croaks: a present from Adventure man on return from the Rainbow Country. A treasured flat teddy, from a colleague I much admired. The kids have never played with it. But it survived the cull because it represents to me a joyous time in my life and a man who opened so many doors for me professionally. And, who woulda thunk, it's a flat teddy! From a man called Ted.
The duck I bought in France, well before children came on the scene. But treasure gathered and stored in preparation for what I wanted to come.
Those toys who didn't make it with us may make it with another family. They have gone to the Op Shop in the hope of being adopted. Then once again those beady glassy eyes may become invested with a story or a memory that makes them too impossible to part with. And sometimes I wonder, why did someone buy us that particular toy? Did they have a connection with it? Or was it just an easy, off the rack choice? Is that why the connection wasn't there?
BTW – I did not drop ANY toys off to a child care centre. If you've seen Toy Story 3, you'll know why.
Are the toys really special for the kids, or is it YOU that holds the love? And do you give stuffed animals as gifts? How do you choose them?
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|My dogs all obey the "stay" command. If they are standing, stay means that paws do not move from where they are. I have a funny photo series of one of my puppies in a "stay. His 4 feet never move, but the rest of his body is all over the place.
Chicago Canine...I went to that first link and found the harnesses. I watched the video showing the difference between parade and siwash harnesses here Working Harnesses | allthingsbiothane.com
All I could think was "oh my word...I should give up before I start because Nadia will never hold still to get a harness on like that dog does!" LOL She would be the most likely dog I have to be able to pull well. Zisso is not a pwerhouse like her, but would hold still for the harness.
A 2 wheeled cart is easier to train than 4 wheeled, they are more stable and easier to turn and back up for the dog. Personally if you don't require a 4 wheeled one I'd go with a 2 wheeled cart at least in the beginning. This generally doesn't work for having human passengers though, except for certain specially made for that...
You can get a nice beginners cart here:
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BernerPaw Carts and Wagons
If you are building a 4 wheeled wagon make surety axel is the type where the wheels stay in place rather than rotating together underneath the wagon which can be unstable and cause tipping.
Like this, this is the type you don't want:
The "Little Wagon" $299.
Dog Works Wagons
(HEEHEE, I just placed my order for the Small Dogworks Wagon. That is going to be so much fun!)
There are a lot of fun videos on Youtube where you can see all breeds pulling all kinds of vehicles. I remember one of a woman with a GSD and a sulky. Though, I don't think it's far for my dogs to be pulling me around when I am capable of walking and need the exercize.
(HEEHEE, I just placed my order for the Small Dogworks Wagon. That is going to be so much fun!)
Chicago Canine Thank you for the input!
The more I think about it, with the two I have now anyway, I would have to walk next to them and lead them. Not so much because pulling would be an issue, because at 5 yrs old they still pull on the leash,, but due to not having any previous commands like slow down, go, etc and they would likely try to go where ever their hearts desired. I know the cart itself would prevent some of that with the way they are hooked up to it, but then my next issue would be if they saw another dog and tried to act out.
So if I do pursue this, I see myself getting a lot of exercise too
If you want something a little simpler, there are carts out there that are basically just a seat on wheels.
For just carting/drafting not carrying a person, you can get a beginner's type 2-wheeled cart for a fairly low price, or a nicer one for a little bit more.
I did some carting with my Golden Retriever, a friend of mine built her a cart out of wood but it ended up being really heavy. I went to dog camp with my GSD a few years ago and they had a carting trainer and he was able to give us a short lesson, and Bianca had never done carting before so I wasn't sure how far we'd get. However in that short time, it was maybe 30-45 minutes, we went from her never having seen a cart before, introduced the harness, introduced the cart and actually had her pulling the cart on her own during that time! Of course we went through each step you would normally go through (just putting the harness on, showing her the cart, having her walk next to the cart, hooking her up, having her walk with the cart behind her but not pulling it, having her pull it but with us holding it, etc...) but she breezed through each one so quickly and was so comfortable with it that we were able to get her from zero to pulling the cart in that short lesson. So it may not take as long as you think to train them, depending on the dog's personality and comfort level. My Golden I went slowly, introducing her to the cart, having her pull milk jugs and so on like the "Intro to Carting" site's instruction say. Of course you also have to train the commands for slow down/speed up, go, stop, and turns after that, but I always teach my dogs commands that mean to slow down, speed up and stop anyway even without the carting so I pretty much just need to add the left/right turns...
One thing about having you in the wagon, you will have to do a lot more training if you want to actually do "driving" because they will be on their own without you holding a leash and walking with them to guide them along. I also found my Golden didn't like to pull if I was behind her, I think it was because her training to not pull on the leash was so ingrained so she would only pull the cart if I was next to her or in front of her.
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Not too heavy for 2 GSD. It looks like I could pull it easily. Make sure you understand how the harness works for pulling and breaking. For pulling the dog is attached to a tree that helps to distribute the dog's natural cadence. For breaking, there is usually an attachment on the poles that prevents the wagon from "riding up" on the dog when stopping or going down hills.
Now you have me considering buying a 4 wheel wagon from dogworks.com for Christmas.
In the wagon I pictured, perhaps I could ride too? It worries me cause I am 150lbs, plus add a kid or two and the weight of the wagon. But I am also thinking one way to approach this endeaver is to talk to the fellow how gives the Horse and Buggy rides. Who knows, he might just think this would be a great idea and help me build it
Once it is built, I think the toughest part will be training my dogs.
Who knows, I might have to raise two more dogs in my future to train into it as the grow up So you get a new cart, I get new dogs(maybe)
Not too heavy for 2 GSD. It looks like I could pull it easily. Make sure you understand how the harness works for pulling and breaking. For pulling the dog is attached to a tree that helps to distribute the dog's natural cadence. For breaking, there is usually an attachment on the poles that prevents the wagon from "riding up" on the dog when stopping or going down hills.
Now you have me considering buying a 4 wheel wagon from dogworks.com for Christmas.
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ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter Number 428 2013-12-11
The Arctic Region Supercomputing Center Users' Newsletter provides a platform for discourse relevant to users of high performance computing systems. Topics include: programming, commands, tools, applications, and more.
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We will be announcing training for the Intel parallel development and debugging environments, Parallel Studio and Cluster Studio. Recently, ARSC added the Intel compiler collection to our systems. Use "module load PrgEnv-intel" to access the tools. We are evaluating the debugger, trace tools, and other components.
Intel will provide training. When scheduled, it will be announced via www.arsc.edu. We hope to schedule the training for mid-January 2014.
More On "Module Avail" Grepping
In issue #427, we talked about capturing output from the "module" command. Thanks to Jed Brown for this additional information:
With bash 4.0 and later, or with zsh, you can use
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And then, Constantine Khroulev, who first brought up the topic of grepping output from the "module" command, discovered terse mode:
Thanks for the tip!
Soon after I sent that e-mail to
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Currently I use a script to use do a conversion, but I would rather
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standard command line tool that will do this?
Thanks to many people who offered a similar answer. These included:
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Here is a response from Lorin Hochstein, including two sets of syntax:
The "date" command can do this for you, but the flags vary by platform.
On Linux, you would do:
date --date='@1370000000'
This will output:
Fri May 31 07:33:20 EDT 2013
On Mac OS X (and, presumably, other BSD-ish systems), you would do:
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Associated Press | Last updated March 23, 2013
The scouting report on Iowa State was that the Cyclones could shoot. Turns out, they can do a whole lot more. Freshman forward Georges Niang matched a season high with 19 points and Iowa State, showing there's not just 3-pointers in its arsenal, dismantled Notre Dame 76-58 on Friday night in the NCAA tournament. The 10th-seeded Cyclones (23-11) will play No. 2 seed Ohio State on Sunday. The Buckeyes advanced with a 95-70 thrashing of Iona. Iowa State led the nation in 3-pointers this season, but with Niang posting up down low, the Cyclones were just as effective from short range in ousting the Fighting Irish (25-10), who played their final game as a member of the Big East and will join the Atlantic Coast Conference next season. Melvin Ejim added 17 points for Iowa State, which shot better than 70 percent for much of the second half. Tom Knight scored 14 to lead the Fighting Irish, who walked off the floor looking as sickly green as the trim on their uniforms. Iowa State made 12 of 14 shots to open the second half, taking any possible drama out of just the second matchup between the Midwest schools, and first since 1979. Notre Dame must be hoping it won't see the Cyclones for another 34 years. These guys from Ames can shoot the lights out. The Cyclones made a school-record 325 3-pointers this season and came in averaging nearly 10 per game. They finished with nine, and it was a 3 from the wing by Michigan State transfer Korie Lucious with 11:22 left that put Iowa State ahead by 20 and essentially set up a third-round date between the States - Ohio and Iowa. Moments later, Tyrus McGee drilled another 3-pointer to make it 66-42, sending fans scurrying toward the exits after the fourth game at sold-out Dayton Arena. Cyclones coach Fred Hoiberg, who was never afraid to shoot as a star with the Cyclones, gives his team the green light to shoot from almost anywhere on the floor. But Iowa State showed great patience and poise in the first half while building a 12-point lead. The Cyclones weren't too bad with their backs to the basket either as they frustrated Notre Dame into numerous miscues. The Irish made just two field goals in the final 11:19 of the first half, but they nearly escaped to their locker room down just 10 when they inexplicably watched as Will Clyburn dribble from one end to the other and hit a layup as the horn sounded to give Iowa State a 35-23 lead. Niang's three-point play put the Cyclones ahead 47-31 early in the second, and Iowa State couldn't miss for several minutes while pushing its lead to 27. The Cyclones outscored the Irish 21-7 over the last 11:40 to open a lead that seemed pretty comfortable given Notre Dame's offensive struggles. The Irish, who pride themselves on taking care of the ball under coach Mike Brey, had an uncharacteristic 14 turnovers in the first 20 minutes. That was only four short of their season high set in a five-overtime win against Louisville. Some of that was Iowa State's defense, but a lot of it was just careless mistakes by the flailing Irish. The Irish ditched those garish, love-'em-or-hate-'em green jerseys they wore in the Big East tournament last week for a white camouflaged look. But they rocked glow-in-the-dark socks and sneakers. Other than their fashion choices, there isn't much flashy about Notre Dame. Iowa State, on the other hand, likes to run and gun. True to their nickname, the Cyclones can storm down the floor without warning and do some serious damage. However, they got off to a slow start and were just 2 of 7 on 3-poiners when McGee knocked down a long one during an 11-2 run that put Iowa State ahead 25-19. While the Cyclones got hot, Notre Dame was self-destructing. The Irish committed turnovers on five straight possessions, went 4:25 without even attempting a shot and didn't make a field goal for 7:10 before finally getting one to drop.
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Yesterday I posted that the advert for Surrey Marriages popped up on Ancestry, but the button didn't take you to them.
Now they are up and running and it seems they are "London and Surrey, England, Marriage Bonds and Allegations, 1597-1921" so there is lots more than just Surrey marriages. A very long time span and a very important set of documents. Isn't it lovely to have the London Metropolitan Archives at home !!
Below is a description of what marriage bonds & allegations are, this is taken from the Ancestry site.
This database contains marriage allegations and bonds created by individuals applying for marriage licenses in parishes in the Diocese of Winchester (Surrey) and the Diocese of London, England.
Historical Background
Before civil registration began in 1837, most people in England during the timespan of these records married by banns or by license, as required by law. The process of requesting a license included providing a written allegation stating a couple's intent to marry and asserting that there were no legal obstacles to the marriage. From 1604 until 1823, the allegation was made sure by bond. Two witnesses, one of them typically the groom, swore to the bond, which would be forfeit if the claims of the allegation proved false and a legal impediment to the marriage, such as consanguinity, arose.
Marriage allegations and bonds often exist where licenses don't because, while the license was given to a member of the wedding party to present to the officiant at the ceremony, the allegation stayed with the authority who issued it.
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This database contains marriage allegations and bonds from parishes in the Diocese of Winchester (Surrey) and the Diocese of London. Marriage allegations typically listed the following details:
- groom (name, age, marital status, occupation, parish)
- bride (name, age, marital status, parish)
- parish where the marriage was to take place
Minors might list father, mother, or guardian. Ages sometimes indicated only that the party was 21 or older.


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By Chris Harris
A decade ago Jay Simpson was a star-struck kid who lost his tongue when he met Ian Wright in the tunnel at Highbury. Last night the bustling striker did a passable impression of his all-time Arsenal hero.
Simpson produced two crisp finishes to catapult Arsène Wenger's youngsters into the last eight of the Carling Cup for the fourth successive season. It was the perfect way to mark his first start for the Club and took Simpson's tally at Emirates Stadium to five goals in 188 minutes when you take into account his hat-trick against Cardiff in the Youth Cup last year.
That works out at a goal every 37 minutes - a rate even Wright could not match. How Simpson would love to emulate the man who turned him onto the Club he now plays for.
"When I was growing up I used to watch Ian Wright and that's what made me an Arsenal fan," revealed Simpson. "I had posters of him on my wall.
"I met Wright once, it was quite a while ago at my first Arsenal match at Highbury. I met him in the tunnel and I was starstruck, I didn't know what to say to him! He shook my hand and I didn't know what to do! I was nine at the time. He's still an Arsenal fan and he would have been happy to see the English players out there tonight."
Simpson impressed with his intelligent running and cool finishing on Tuesday night, converting Jack Wilshere's through-ball four minutes before half time and slotting home Carlos Vela's cut-back after 68 minutes. Afterwards the 19-year-old explained how last year's loan spell at Millwall - and a pre-match chat with an Arsenal star - helped him against Wigan.
"I played on the wing for Millwall so my runs from wide positions have improved a lot," said Simpson.
"It was a whole new position to adapt to, especially with how Millwall play because it wasn't about getting the ball down and playing a passing game. It was about making runs in behind. If I got it to feet you would go down the line and cross it whereas at Arsenal you would normally pass it, so it's a lot different.
"Also I went up and spoke to Emmanuel Adebayor before the game and he gave me a bit of advice which paid off on the pitch. He told me that when I am shooting, just make sure I hit the target, don't concentrate too much on power.
"I scored a hat-trick in the Youth Cup at Emirates Stadium but this is a lot more special, especially because I am an Arsenal fan. I would have been happy with one so to get two is great.
"Now all of us want a big side, we want to test ourselves. That's what it's all about, playing against the big teams, the big-name players and seeing what you can do against them. If we get Manchester United or Liverpool, we'd want them to put out their first team because it would show they've got respect for us. I'd be delighted if we got them in the next round."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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That's actually a WASR stock that dad's going to rework to fit his hands. It feels fine for me, a little long as-is but shootable. Now that more PSL furniture is available we may just throw this in the "projects" pile and buy an actual PSL stock.
The challenge with this WASR is that the notch cut for the receiver is really far back, so he's going to have to shim a layer of wood into that to make it look like the laminate and then he'll be OK. That sort of thing is right up his alley :)


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Notable Oregonians: Bob Straub - Governor, Treasurer
Robert William (Bob) Straub was born in San Francisco, California on May 6, 1920. He earned both his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Science degrees in Business Administration at Dartmouth College. Straub served as a second lieutenant in the United States Army during World War II. He and his wife Pat were married in 1944 and had five children. He moved to Oregon in 1946 and became a builder and developer in Eugene.
Straub began his political career in 1954 as a member of the Lane County Board of Commissioners. Later he served as a state senator from Lane County from 1959 to 1963. Soon after he was elected to the Oregon State Senate, Straub voiced his concern about increases in air and water pollution and became identified as an enthusiastic proponent of natural resource management and conservation. He was well known for his favorable stance on the Oregon Beach Bill, defining Oregon beaches as public domain, and the Willamette Greenway Plan, making the Willamette River accessible to the public while making the river as pollution free as possible. Both of these bills were considered to be landmark environmental packages. Straub's anti-pollution legislation added to his reputation as a supporter of a green Oregon.
He was elected state treasurer in 1964 and served two terms. During his tenure as state treasurer, Straub earned a reputation of being fiscally conservative but innovative. He introduced modern business and investment practices, putting all of the state's money to work earning interest resulting in billions of dollars in revenue to pay for services for Oregonians.
Straub became governor on January 13, 1975 after defeating Republican Victor Atiyeh in the 1974 general election. He served until January 8, 1979. Governor Straub was instrumental in increasing direct property tax relief, utility rate relief for senior citizens, and strengthening land use laws and energy laws. He reorganized the Department of Human Resources to improve management of the wide variety of social and health services in the state and appointed more women, handicapped, and minorities to head state agencies and division than any previous Oregon governor. Basic school support was increased and rehabilitation and employment of the handicapped was expanded during his administration. To diversify and expand Oregon's economy, Straub successfully recruited nonpolluting, labor intensive industries.
He retired from public life after his bid for a second term as governor failed in a 1978 rematch with Atiyeh. Straub owned farms in Springfield and Salem. He also owned a tree farm near Willamina and operated a ranch in Wheeler County.
In the late-1990s, Straub publicly announced his Alzheimer's Disease diagnosis in order to raise awareness of the disease. He died on November 27, 2002 in Springfield, Oregon from complications related to Alzheimer's Disease at the age of 82.
In 1987 Bob Straub State Park in Pacific City was named to honor his record as a defender of Oregon's beaches. Years earlier, he had led the successful opposition to a plan to reroute a section of U.S. Highway 101 across the scenic Nestucca Spit near Pacific City--an area that today is named Bob Straub State Park.
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Today the European Commission fined Microsoft €561 million ($732 million) for failing to live up to a previous legal agreement. As the New York Times reported it, "the penalty Wednesday stemmed from an antitrust settlement in 2009 that called on Microsoft to give Windows users in Europe a choice of Web browsers, instead of pushing them to Microsoft's Internet Explorer." The original agreement stipulated that Microsoft would provide PC users a Browser Choice Screen (BCS) that would easily allow them to choose from a multitude of browsers.
Without commenting on the legalities involved (I'm not a lawyer), I think there are at least two interesting dimensions to this case. First, the transgression itself could have been avoided. Microsoft admitted this itself in a statement issued on July 17, 2012: "Due to a technical error, we missed delivering the BCS software to PCs that came with the service pack 1 update to Windows 7." The company's statement went on to say that "while we believed when we filed our most recent compliance report in December 2011 that we were distributing the BCS software to all relevant PCs as required, we learned recently that we've missed serving the BCS software to the roughly 28 million PCs running Windows 7 SP1." Subsequently, today Microsoft took responsibility for the error. Clearly some execution issues around SP1 created a needless violation.


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I reallllllly hope this wins- it's hiLARIOUS I'd love to wear that and people would be like 'WHAT?!'
jmmbell1987 wrote:Not to mention Missouri and Arizona (for sports reasons).
And the Vatican!
mattcom wrote:bu...but you said! "Pink is an acceptable shade of red. " -Tgentry (back in the derby discussion)
i thought...with the pink....I.... I'm so sad now
Also said this:
And yes, if you have a red or cranberry shirt you can use any colors you want, but there should be some kind of connection to "red" beyond just the shirt color. See previous color derbies for some idea about how this works.
The pink isn't the issue so much as there's no connection to red here other than you put a pink tint on a non-red related design. Look at entries in the blue derby as suggested, including rejected ones.
tgentry wrote:The pink isn't the issue so much as there's no connection to red here other than you put a pink tint on a non-red related design. Look at entries in the blue derby as suggested, including rejected ones.
So if i make her wear a "Redkini" would that work?
The idea was to make her a redhead but the color matching just worked out to wear it looked pinkish for style purposes.
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Me likes, but I cant help but notice the shadow not matching the chair and little zebra guy.
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Drawing and tone created on iPad2. A different approach for me. I need to ketchup to the leaders this week . Thanks for viewing.
Which app did you use?
Re: Raise a Red Flag
I can't see it and this makes me sad because that description of yours sounds awesome
Re: Mars Attacks
This is amazing my friend! Love the style in this one!
mattcom wrote:So if i make her wear a "Redkini" would that work?
The idea was to make her a redhead but the color matching just worked out to wear it looked pinkish for style purposes.
Given that everything else in the scene is the same tint she could just as easily be blond or brunette. Her bikini looks near black, not pink, and the same color as her tattoos. It's a great design, but I don't see any connection that seems like you're referencing red here, just applying a pink tint over a design. I think the bar is pretty low in terms of getting a reference in there. It doesn't have to be a tomato or strawberry, but there should be something there. Good luck. It's an awesome illustration!
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Hi there! I see you're new around these parts. Here's a pro-tip on your Derby titles. Don't use special character as they trip this little "feature" that truncates the quote html code and it causes your thumbnail to not display in comments. You kinda miss out on some free advertising when people comment on your design.
The " got you this time.
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I really like your entry this week. Not to wearable for me but I know some girls that would be smokin' in this. +1
Mmmmmmmm.... crab-legs. Now I just need 70 gallons of melted butter.
Re: Red Dragon
This is cute. Is it all red ink though?
Re: WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!
Love it, they're are painting the roses red.
Re: Pure EVIL
example of halftones:
nice boots, Nice.
asgoundan wrote:gees those are some fat devils.
you know it!
imagine77 wrote:This is cute. Is it all red ink though?
Yeah, it is. It's all in the red side of the color picker and the SC swatch. I tattled on it too right after subbing just to make sure.
Thank you so much everyone!!! Once I did this sketch, I thought it was too funny not to complete. The knight's/rider's expression is priceless... you can tell he is very useful
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I really like this, i hope it gets printed :D
When this phone rings its time to worry.
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Re: Express Train
I think this is one of the better ones in this derby. I like the detail on the devil, especially the bellies! GET IN MY BELLY! hahahahah.
For reasons I cannot explain, I love how the pepper has his hand in his pocket.
jabberwok wrote:Mmmmmmmm.... crab-legs. Now I just need 70 gallons of melted butter.
And a really big nutcracker.
Re: Butterfly Effect
Design based in the Red Admiral Butterfly , hope you like it , thanks. (o;
MathUhhhSaurus wrote:Nice :]
But, I don't like how the shadow cuts off in the corner like that. If you resub, I suggest making it fade so it doesn't look so boxy
Re: Puzzle Grenade
Looks oddly familiar.
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Chili Peppers / Final Fantasy Mash Up? Bizarrely Awesome!
I like his mohawk. :D
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Nice work, I lover the texture of the outline and background.
ressamac wrote:Thanks for the comments guys. It is my understanding that cthulu had red eyes? Would red eyes not be as on theme as many of the other designs?
Yeah, the rules are applied a bit arbitrarily. And I admit I'm not enough of that kind of sci-fi geek to be the cthulu authority.
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Here's the secret:
"Welsh Greenbacks can't stand the taste of Hunts Toe-mah-toe ketchup." -AVPM
iamcptnawesome wrote:I like your design, don't get me wrong, but it seems so similar to
This One
Yeah, that was pointed out in the pre-derby thread when I had it colored as all red on a slate shirt. I recolored the design and put it on red. Hopefully that, coupled with the fact that her shirt was about rebirth and my shirt is about destruction will help it survive the rejectionator.
Re: 99 Reddish Balloons
Very whimsical! I love your style. :D
Re: Chicago Bullwinkles
Nice design, but I'm afraid you might run afoul of the rejectionator...
I wish I was half as imaginative as you. I'm in love with this design! That's not as creepy as it sounds.
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The previous three comments reflect exactly what I was going to write about this.
Clicked on this because I loved the thumbnail. Saw the black box and I reflexively cringed.
Wizzr wrote:Chili Peppers / Final Fantasy Mash Up? Bizarrely Awesome!
Hehe, glad you guys like it =) To be honest i didnt know how well a RHCP reference would do, but obviously I'm in the company of those with a finer taste for things ;D
yup! 99 red balloons there :D
I love how each one has a different face
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'Family Feud' TV Host Richard Dawson Dies At 79
NEW YORK (AP) - Richard Dawson, the wisecracking British entertainer who was among the schemers in the 1960s sitcom "Hogan's Heroes" and a decade later began kissing thousands of female contestants as host of the game show "Family Feud" has died. He was 79.
Dawson, also known to TV fans as the Cockney POW Cpl. Peter Newkirk on "Hogan's Heroes," died Saturday night from complications related to esophageal cancer at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles, his son Gary said.
The game show, which initially ran from 1976 to 1985, pitted families who tried to guess the most popular answers to poll questions such as "What do people give up when they go on a diet?"
Dawson won a daytime Emmy Award in 1978 as best game show host. Tom Shales of The Washington Post called him "the fastest, brightest and most beguilingly caustic interlocutor since the late great Groucho bantered and parried on `You Be Your Life."' The show was so popular it was released as both daytime and syndicated evening versions.
He was known for kissing each woman contestant, and at the time the show bowed out in 1985, executive producer Howard Felsher estimated that Dawson had kissed "somewhere in the vicinity of 20,000."
"I kissed them for luck and love, that's all," Dawson said at the time.
It was on "Feud" that Dawson met contestant Gretchen Johnson, who appeared on the show teamed with members of her family. After dating for a decade, she and Dawson wed in 1991. They had a daughter, Shannon.
Dawson reprised his game show character in a much darker mood in the 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger film "The Running Man," playing the host of a deadly TV show set in a totalitarian future, where convicts try to escape as their executioners stalk them. "Saturday Night Live" mocked him in the 1970s, with Bill Murray portraying him as leering and nasty, even slapping one contestant (John Belushi) for getting too fresh.
The British-born actor already had gained fame as the fast-talking Newkirk in "Hogan's Heroes," the CBS comedy that starred Bob Crane and mined laughs from a Nazi POW camp whose prisoners hoodwink their captors and run the place themselves.
Despite its unlikely premise, the show made the ratings top 10 in its first season, 1965-66, and ran until 1971.
"We ran six years," Dawson once quipped, "a year longer than Hitler."
Both "Hogan's Heroes" and "Family Feud" have had a second life in recent years, the former on DVD reissues and the latter on GSN, formerly known as the Game Show Network.
On Dawson's last "Family Feud" in 1985, the studio audience honored him with a standing ovation, and he responded: "Please sit down. I have to do at least 30 minutes of fun and laughter and you make me want to cry."
"I've had the most incredible luck in my career," he told viewers.
"I never dreamed I would have a job in which so many people could touch me and I could touch them," he said. That triggered an unexpected laugh.
Producers brought out "The New Family Feud," starring comedian Ray Combs, in 1988. Six years later, Dawson replaced Combs at the helm, but that lasted only one season. Steve Harvey is the current host.
Dawson was born Colin Lionel Emm in 1932 in Gosport, England. When he was 14 he joined the Merchant Marines, serving three years.
He first got into show business as a stand-up comedian, playing clubs in London's West End including the legendary Stork Room. It was there, in the late 1950s, he met blond bombshell Diana Dors, the film star who became known as Britain's answer to Marilyn Monroe. They married in 1959. The couple divorced in the late 1960s.
Dawson landed roles in TV comedy and variety shows in the early 1960s, including "The Steve Allen Show" and "The Dick Van Dyke Show." Then his performance as a military prisoner in the 1965 film "King Rat" led to his being cast in "Hogan's Heroes," which truly made him a star to American audiences.
He became a frequent celebrity contestant on game shows, which led to hosting jobs on both daytime and prime-time versions of "The Match Game."
While still hosting "The Match Game," he began on "Family Feud," where his popularity grew to such levels that he was mentioned as a frontrunner to win the "Tonight Show" host chair to succeed Johnny Carson, who at the time was considering retirement. Though Carson stayed put, Dawson appeared as a guest host.
Dawson is survived by his widow, Gretchen, their daughter Shannon, two sons, Mark and Gary, from his first marriage, and four grandchildren.


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'"Their record doesn't really indicate what their team is all about," Sabres forward Jason Pominville said. "We were on a roll; they were desperate for a win. They needed this. Usually when we play them the intensity rises, and they definitely did that."'
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The team's full 30-game schedule, which also includes 14 road games and two contests on a neutral floor, tests a Phoenix team which will suit up 13 times against programs which won 20 or more games a season ago.
Green Bay's 14 contests in non-conference play will feature opponents from 12 different leagues across the country, including the BIG EAST, Atlantic Coast, Big Ten, Mountain West and Missouri Valley.
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'"I remember going into Buffalo that first month and it was amazing how similar they do things to Kelowna," said Myers, who thanked virtually everyone in the Rockets organization during his acceptance speech. "Playing there helped me so much."'
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With the Women's Super League and FA Cup Double now secured, Arsenal Ladies will look to complete a Treble by the end of the month.
The Continental Cup gets underway this weekend with the eight top-flight clubs competing for a place in the Final at Burton Albion FC on September 25.
The Quarter-Final line-up is determined by each team's final WSL position so Arsenal - as champions - return to the scene of their title celebrations on Sunday when they face bottom side Liverpool. Captain Faye White wants to get her hands on another trophy.
"We now switch our focus to the Continental Cup and we have to be fully focused because it's yet another different competition," she told Arsenal.com.
"We've got to go back to Liverpool in the opening round and we know we need to put in a performance because it will not be easy. Cup games are very different but we believe we can go there and win again."
With the Final being held at Burton Albion and screened live on ESPN it's another chance for women's football to take centre stage.
And White believes the opportunity to play in front of a big crowd at Burton will be a huge incentive for the Gunners.
"It's another three games and if we can win them we will win another trophy and a treble," she said.
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Despite a long, hard season Rachel Yankey is excited about the kick off of the Continental Cup and the prospect of landing an historic Treble.
"The league season might be over but the season carries on and we're back at [Liverpool] for the first round of the cup. We're all looking forward to it and fingers crossed we get the same result and a better performance," she told Arsenal.com..
"We've got the Double and got to the Semi-Final of the Champions League so when you look in those terms it's not a bad season at all but it could get even better if we manage to bring home the cup and the treble."
Arsenal boss Laura Harvey is also hoping to end the season on a high.
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Thanks guys. This has been helpful.
Breeders were recommending pre-trained dogs to me because I am wanting a PPD and the train time for one is 3-4 years.
I do already have a trainer lined up for my future dog that has experience in PPD, and dog sports. But I don't have the time to train one myself. With his training the dog would go with him 2-3 times a weeks for a couple hours each time and I would just have to go once every other week to learn the new commands the dog has been working on.
Where as with a dog pre-trained I would have to take only a few days off to learn all the commands and the dog would be ready to go.
My main concern with a pre-trained dog is if it will be friendly enough to do what I need a dog to do as well.
I am constantly around others so I need the dog to be socialable enough to handle that without a chance of it hurting someone without a command given.
I saw some people who sell PPD that say their dgs are trained to think for themselves and react with no commands needed. That sounds dangerous to me as sometimes friends and I play around with hitting each other and stuff. I wouldn't want a dog that mistakes play as a serious situation.
|Puppies are a crap shoot. I know a guy who saw the big 90 pound monster knpv mal we have here wanted one like it so he spent 1500 on a malinois for mondioring and come 3-4 months old the dog wasnt getting any bigger. He now has an 8 month old dog the size of a little fox that is clearly a malinois but super small and probably going to stay in the 40 pound range for life. Hes cute and drivey for food but hardly any prey drive not bitey and more or less useless for mondio. So there is that. You at least want a 6 month old so you have an idea of what the dog will be like.
|Well, the main difference is going to be the cost. A nice puppy will be $1000-$2500 (depending on lines). A trained, adult personal protection dog....I don't even know, probably at least $7500 but I've seen those "estate dogs" doing for like $45k!!
Depending on your timeline...a trained PPD dog will be available now. A person that knows what they're doing, does it for a living, and has had the plan to train and sell a dog, can do it much quicker than a novice that has never done this type of training.
Not only are you going to have to find a person to help you train this dog, you'll have to pay that person, and you'll have to work that dog yourself. Sure, your bond is there, but if you want/need this dog ready quickly and working as a PPD...getting a trained one or a partially trained one is the only way to go.
Assume that at best your dog will be ready for PPD work at about 3 years old if you're going to be doing the training yourself.
|Even then youre looking at thousands to train unless you know how yourself and even then you need the equipment volunteers and that kind if thing. You need to be trained. This isnt the kind of thing you read a book about or watch a few dvds and become an expert on.
the ideal situation would be to get an untrained dog (for purpose) , which has been thoroughly and properly socialized , with basic useful house hold obedience . A great deal about the dog will be known, whether he is appropriate or not.
This allows you to continue with training that you feel you need.
to buy the pre-trained dog though you have to watch out for disgusting scamsters who will exploit the fear of women that feel vulnerable . They will blow that out of proportion for their own gain. They will sell something for exorbitant prices and offer totally inappropriate , even fear reactive dogs saying that this is the protection.
Those unethical sellers are the ones that need to be feared, sometimes more than the situation the woman is trying to protect herself from.
A good solid dog will fill your needs .
I would not want to buy a pre trained dog. I'd much rather support a good breeder that is producing what I like and get a pup to train myself....I want to be involved in every step of the journey.
There are many PP businesses that charge outrageous prices, they market themselves to the rich and famous using buzzwords~elite or executive. The dogs may or may not be what they claim, seeing some video's from one well known one....well...I think the business owners are laughing all the way to the bank. http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/12/us...anted=all&_r=0
You can't be sure if a puppy will have the drives and temperament you need. If I was going to go that route since I already know how to train it and bring it out I would find a 6 month to one year old dog showing the drives I need to at least start with already. At that point I can be reasonably sure about what I'm dealing with.
Ideally you would have a dog that was super confident and friendly with a healthy prey drive and from lines with proven fight drive or at least nice defensive drives. If you got a dog that was already trained you can expect to drop at least 15k. Anything lower than that and you better start looking really hard because something is probably wrong.
If you really need a ppd make sure it's trained to go when you call for it. Don't fall for those romantic stories of dogs that will naturally protect you with no training. A dog that does it on command is a ppd dog. A dog that does it when he feels like it is probably a walking law suit. Huge difference.
A pre-trained protection dog is LOT of money, and you still have to learn to be a PPD handler, and devote time and effort to refresher training. Not sure why you need or want a PPD, most of the time a GSD by your side that will bark at a threat is all the protection anyone needs. -
If you get a pup from a good breeder with the correct drives and temperament, no reason you can't train the two of you together. You can start in protection sports to establish good basics, then move on to more realistic PPD training if you so wish. It is fun, you learn so much about dog training and dog temperament. You develop a closer bond, learn handling and training skills, get to see what your puppy is made of. It will be a couple of years before a pup is mature enough to really protect, assuming s/he has the right stuff, but the journey together is very rewarding.
|never felt the need for a pp gsd. but i can assure you, no one would have messed with my wife and daughters when running on trails with my wife and daughter. kyra put a drunk kid down so fast when hassling my daughter so fast it was scary. had her mouth on this guys throat yet did not leave a mark. daughter called kyra to come and this guy took off very quickly. imho, this is what a gsd is all about. not trained for this, just bonded to her family. a pp trained gsd is like a loaded gun an not for the average family owner.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – After posting a triple-double on Saturday in Green Bay's 92-57 victory over Minnesota Duluth, senior Alec Brown (Winona, Minn.) has been named the Horizon League Player of the Week, the league office announced on Monday. It is the second career weekly award for Brown and the second consecutive week that a Phoenix player has earned Horizon League Player of the Week accolades (Keifer Sykes).
In Green Bay's win on Saturday, Brown finished with 15 points, 10 rebounds and 10 blocked shots in 31 minutes of action. The 7-foot-1 Brown became the first Phoenix player or Horizon League player to ever record a triple-double which included blocked shots.
Brown is the second Phoenix player to record a triple-double. Javier Mendiburu posted a pair of triple doubles in his Green Bay career, against Wright State on Feb. 28, 2004 (17 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists) and at Youngstown State on Feb. 5, 2005 (10 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists).
Brown has rewritten the Green Bay record book for blocked shots in his 99-game Phoenix career. He broke the career blocks record during his sophomore campaign and now with 229, he has 97 more blocks than any other Phoenix player in program history. Brown's 89 blocks as a sophomore mark the single-season program record, and he owns the program's top three single-game rejection totals. Eleven times in program history a player has blocked six or more shots, and Brown accounts for six of those 11.
With Brown on the roster, Green Bay has set a team record for blocks in a season in each of the past three seasons. The Phoenix blocked 119 shots in 2010-11, 142 in 2011-12 and 162 in 2012-13. Green Bay has blocked 31 shots in the first three games this season.
Brown has 14 blocks through three games this season, but the senior has not been alone in stuffing that column of the stat sheet and, with 31 blocks, Green Bay leads the nation in blocks per game (10.33). Sophomore Jordan Fouse (Racine, Wis.) has blocked three shots in each game this season and has swatted at least one in 26-straight games.
With 1,245 points, 648 rebounds and 229 blocked shots in his career, Brown is on pace to become the first player in Horizon League history to accumulate 1,500 points, 750 rebounds and 250 blocked shots.
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Three-time defending state and Long Island AAA CHSAA champion St. Anthony's of South Huntington in Long Island's Suffolk County has 14 college-bound seniors.
"I think everyone that plays or has played at St. Anthony's takes pride in the program," Binghamton University-bound midfielder Brendon Hurley told LaxLessons.com. "Many college players have came out of St. Anthony's, so it's definitely special to say that you are a part of the program and that you've been able to be around so many other talented players."
Twelve of those 14 commits are D-I bound, including Hurley.
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Arlington High School in Lagrangeville, N.Y., is located about an hour's drive south of the University at Albany.
Great Danes coach Scott Marr has benefitted from that close proximity in landing commitments from the Admirals' two top players.
The most recent came late last week as junior goaltender JD Colarusso verballed to Albany.
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Colarusso will be joined at Albany by Arlington classmate Dan Hanson, a midfielder.
Being a contributing member of the Yorktown (N.Y.) varsity team as a freshman is a pretty good indication that a Division I future is on the horizon.
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Mariano made unofficial visits to Hofstra, Delaware, Albany, Army and Syracuse as well as UMass.
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Mariano is Yorktown's second junior commit, joining Johns Hopkins-bound defenseman Trevor Koelsch.
Ridgefield, the defending Class L Connecticut state champions, saw its fourth senior make a college commitment when athletic midfielder Neil Gollogly verballed to Siena College.
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