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after all the sanding n body filler then primer
and after i rolled on the rustoleum black
it came out decent and i almost did the whole car with but way to much work and labor to keep the shine
some of the misc body work
this was the rust on the hood
the sanding i did on the hood before primer and the rustoleum went on ( this is why the hood has to be completly stripped)
this is how i got the car
heres the 2 holes i need to fill
the rear quarter panel i need to fix
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You should be OK with 2 + 2 quarts. Have fun and good luck. If I can help or any more questions feel free to ask.
underside of hatch declid which actually has a plastic cover so only like 1/4 inch around the plastic shows, around the hatch were the rubber seal is , door jambs may pull the panels off the doors so i can get nice color there( also about 1.4 inch around the outsides). engine bay i used rustoleum gloss black and rolled/brushed that on thats going to stay that way. kinda wish i would have done it in flat black though.
reason being is it makes the intercooler and all the nice shiney turbo stuff stand out in the engine bay. hell just about everything on the engine is black except the intake and turbo stuff which follows the blue and silver color theme
and no chrome anywere , lol i dislike chrome
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I have never sprayed Summitt's bc/cc. My experience would be that it would be enough. I've done complete paint jobs in solvent with much, much less than that. It does depend on how well the product covers, but, I'm confident that 1 gallon unreduced would be enough and you should have product left over.
Are you doing a colour change in the doors, engine bay inside trunk?
thanks for the input and help/suggestions guys , lil latter i will post up some pics of my car so u can see what im working with.
with the 2 tone paint job im assuming 1gallon pre mix is way over kill for each color
do u guys think that 2 quarts( before mixing) of each color would be enough?
that alone would cut the paint cost in half
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|Talk to your friend, If he can spray single stage he can paint base clear. The base goes on easy, just get coverage and be sure to let it flash, The clear goes on like single stage, put it on the way you want it to look.
well if the single stage stuff could come out pretty nice with the clear i was considering going that route.
i need to talk to my friend and see if he can spray the bc/cc, i know hes done alot of single stage stuff, and ive seen his truck and some other cars hes painted and they all came out nice. not to sure if he does the bc/cc stuff but will find out
money is a lil tight but if the bc/cc will have that much more of an advantage save an extra week or 2 to get the bc/cc but it still depends on what my friend can spray for me
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Your repairs on the recesses should be fine, just prime and block and your ready for paint.
You can't buff single stage metallics, however, you should be able to buff the clear that you put over top your singles stage metallics. I would check with the Summit spec sheets to verify that the clear can be buffed. Some poly-urethane clears can be difficult to cut and buff. If they are difficult or not recommended to buff reconsider the base clear route. Yes it does cost more but, ease of repair and for $100-$150 dollars more??? Maybe not the time to be worried about saving a few bucks, just my opinion. As you said your going to keep the car for a long time, what another few dollars now?
what would be the best way to repair the 2 3/8's holes in the decklid ??? the decklid is steel i might even have some pictures of the holes laying around in my photobucket i can post if needed
the emblem recesses were filled with fiberglass resin, i drilled 3 hole sin each recess and then used some balsa wood on the backside to make a slight standoff of the back of the ground effect pieces, then covered with ducktape to allow a smal cavity for the resin to go and form behind the recess to help it hold in place. once the resin dried i removed the tape and chipped off the balsa wood .
after that i used a skim coat of body filler to make it perfectly flush
these are the 2 paints i had planed on using, the combo pack with the activtor and everything else thats needed is 118$'s per color for 1 gallon each before mixing
this is the silver
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so say 250$'s in paint
just noticed they do have a high solids clear coat for the single stage paint
60$'s for one gallon
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if i were to go bc/cc each gallon kit ( all needed stuff ) runs about 160 bucks per gallon of each
so say about 350$'s without the clear
and if this is the right clear its 62$'s a gallon
so about 450 in supplies to do a bc/cc
+ andother 24$ for the clear coat activator.hardner
now that i found that single stage clear i have another question ,
with the single stage clear would i be able to cut and buff those single stage metalic paints?
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Fibreglass can suck up paint, resin itself is less porous. I would still recommend a catalysed primer over any repair, it helps to give you a more consistent sub-straight (the paint on your car is catalysed and the catalyst in primer is more like the catalyst in the paint on your car).
make sure that the rusted areas are treated properly before top coating, in this order (clean, metal prep, etch or epoxy primer and a catalysed primer).
Tack welding a plate to cover the holes from the previous spoiler and filling them isn't the best way to go, remember if you tack plates from underneath you will have burn spots on the top of your deck lid where you welded the plate. If you go this route, use a metal of the same gauge as your deck lid, anything thicker will require more heat for the weld to penetrate and you stand a greater risk of warping the deck lid. If your not confident in welding the holes, the tacking method would work.
Single stage metallics generally do not have the same gloss and for sure not the same depth as a base clear paint job. Metallics in single stage lay closer to the surface of the paint and are subject to fading and oxidization. Like I mentioned in my last post, if you get a run, dirt, dry spray, orange peel or any defect in the paint it is virtually impossible to repair without repainting. Most of the defects that I mentioned can be fixed by sanding and polishing. Not to mention the depth and quality of finish you can achieve with base clear.
Any other question, happy to help.
the emblem rescesses are molded into the ground effect pieces form the factory,tyhey are some sort of fiberglass/plastic material, most ppl who do fill them do use fiberglass resin to do so.
i was told fiberglass sucks up paint so it would need more coats or u would be able to see were the fiberglass is , is this true ?
all the rust is surface rust and there isnt much of it , reason i have to strip the hood and trunk is i had applied the rustomleum with the roller method to both panels , they are both getting stripped to bare metal.
the worst body repair i have to make is were the previous owner drilled 2 holes in the rear decklid to replace the factory spoiler with one off a firebird .
im going to tack in some filler plates just below the surface then cover with bondo and sand smooth. shoudl be fairly easy as i can acess the back side of the panel
i could prolly close the holes up with my mig welder but id be afriad of the heat form welding and grinding it flat would warp the panel
what could i expect the finish of a metalic single stage paint to come out like?
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Hi, Wondering if anyone has a picture of a "Stock" 1936 plymouth coupe steering box?My son and I have just purchased one of these cars and are currently looking for all info on this model we can find. The previous owner installed a SBC and moved the steering box to the top of the frame I imagine to make room for the engine and exhaust manifold. It has the original frame; so parallel leaf springs in the front and what I guess is a "drag link" type steering setup. Any help would be appreciated. We have looked at a lot of available kits but all require cross link steering and or weld on IFS. As you can imagine we are on a budget or would just go with the Fatman kit. Anyhow this is our first post, we appreciate any insight or help or fingers pointing us in the right direction.Thanks in advance, Elliott
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The pics I have are from the owners manual there are too many to copy. I am not that computer savvy. a manual steering box from an a body early van works and has the right geometry. the column is also a good fit. I left my steering in tact like yours with leafs and drag link. it is fairly tight with all new parts but still point and go. i will see if I can get one of the kidsto post some pics. BTW I am not selling anything or trying to collect info. i thought we might be able to share some build info. these things are hard to find.

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Some might call it Summer Wear, like the Seecamp, Beretta Bobcat, etc., but what is your favorite ultra small pocket gun?
I like the KelTec P3AT.
I was planning on picking up a 3AT until Ruger's new knockoff came out. Now I have to look at both.
I wish the 3AT came with a metal framed version.
Kel-tec 3AT. Why pay more for the same gun.
PF9 in pocket most of time. P3at sometimes. Sometimes both.
Colt Pony Pocketlite .380 in SS. It's not new. I picked it up six years ago, just after Colt stopped making the small guns. I carry it all the time!
I'll be looking at the new Ruger LCP .380 when they hit the stores in the next couple of months. Yesterday, I stopped by the gun shop/range that I go to now and then and ended up in a conversation with the owner and a couple of other customers about the new Ruger LCP. The owner of the shop has had the opportunity to handle one. He claims that in some ways it looks very similar to the Kel Tec 3at, however, it's not! He claims that the Ruger is far superior in overall fit & construction. The trigger pull, although firm, is a dream over the Kel Tec 3at. He believes that once they hit the shops and the public gets to handle them, and compare them to other .380 pocket guns, they will sell like hot cakes!
My experience with mouse type guns is limited as I have large hands and it is not fun for me to shoot them at all, so before CC they were next to useless to me. However now I gained a little experience with them trying to find a good pocket gun and after trying Seecamp, Beretta tomcat, Kel Tec, etc. and found I like the NAA .32. It goes bang every time I pull the trigger and doesn't kill my hand the way the others did when I tried them.
Here's another vote for the Keltec .380.
NAA 380 Guardian. This has replaced my two Mustangs for EDC.
P3AT or a S&W model 37 I was just looking at.
the kel tec 3AT
I am getting S & W 642...I cannot do the keltec....my buddy had problems, plus what I have researched. At least mine will keep going bang,lol
Kel Tec P3AT.
Keltec P3AT
When I still had it, My derringer ( i think if i remember it was american arms) in 45 colt. kicked like a mule (at both ends) but great to shoot
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i like my beretta bobcat, my dad loves his. even my g/f's dad has the beretta tomcat with crimson trace grips. no complaints, keep them clean & they work a long time.
though this summer i'll be looking for something in a larger caliber. possibly a keltec p11 or pf9. or might go to the dark side & get a .357 or 38 special snubby.


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I took a few video clips I had taken the day I took my co-workers out to shoot and slowed them down in some video editing software. You can actually see the burning powder, wad and shot going out.
There is no audio for two reasons... 1) There were 20 mph winds with gusts to 30 mph that day. You can hardly hear the shot anyway. 2) By removing the audio it makes the file considerably smaller for upload to the internet.
If you looked at my last thread you saw the computer and printer blown to pieces. Here's a slow motion shot of 00 buck hitting the printer.
Somebody's a little new to shooting. He didn't know a double was coming and choked. He'll never live it down. :laughing::laughing::laughing:
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Emmanuel Frimpong believes he and Francis Coquelin can stand up to Manchester City's midfield if they are on their game tonight.
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Have you purchased a tablet or are you looking to buy one this holiday season? From the widely popular Apple iPad to the Amazon Kindle to the dozens of Android tablets, it's expected to be one of the most popular gifts under the tree this year. What accessories are worth buying and which should you avoid?
Cases: A case is a good investment, since most of these tablets include glass and either aluminum or plastic backs, which can easily scratch. Since the tablet is often moved around and used in your hand, find a case with a comfortable feel, along with a stand or a holder for other items you already carry. Avoid cases that weigh too much, though, as the combined weight of the tablet and case can get bothersome for your wrist.
Screen Protector/Cleaning Cloth: A screen protector film, such as those sold by InvisibleShield, are very popular because they provide a scratch-resistant, plastic-like coating to the screen. I've personally never used them, as I always find a case that offers screen protection when not in use, but if you're going to go commando, then a screen protector film is a good idea. A cleaning cloth or other cleaning device is almost a must, because you're going to get a lot of fingerprints and smudges on the screen. A good microfiber or pad-based cleaning device works best and will let you wipe the screen clean hundreds of times over.
Stylus: A stylus is a very useful product to have, especially if you plan to take any handwritten notes or draw on your screen. There are a host of note-taking applications available and a lot of coloring/drawing applications. Make sure you purchase a stylus that has a good tip and is designed especially for tablets with capacitive touchscreens, as they require special tips to work with.
App Store Gift Card: Applications are a great add-on to any tablet, and most retailers will offer gift cards to the store the tablet works with. For iPads, any iTunes gift card can be used. For Amazon Kindles, any Amazon.com or Kindle Gift Card can be used. For Google Android devices, any Google Play gift card works. During the holidays, some vendors offer discounts on bulk packages of gift cards, and this year, I purchased $100 of iTunes gift cards for $79.97 at a major retailer.
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Ok, so there was a set of foams done by Marrowsun based on the riddell mini helmets.
BFett25 sent me a mini, and I have had it sitting on my shelf for... well months. I need to give it back to him.
I created my own interpretation of the internal helmet kit. The pics can be found in the cargo hold. The run was quite successfull.
So, at this point, those molds are shot. I need to make a new one. (They no longer release the supple foam/rubber so some tearing occurs)
I have most of the masters from that run. Ill need to repair them and im creating a new 'top piece'.
I need to know, how many people would like a set of 'riddell' based foam helmet inserts. Because I need to create them now, or send the helmet back.
Lets call this an interest thread. Please post here if your interested in getting in line for the V3 Foam kits (Which are the same as V2 with a new top piece and some nice other parts, like 9 vold battery covers. Or if you would be interested in the Riddell (Similar to marrow suns) foam pieces.
Thanks for your time. Ill let this go for a couple days before deciding on the Riddell version, and leave this up as an intent/interest list.
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Stormrider I still dont have a kit for myself! I had to sell it!


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Show us your truck when you finish. Yours may disprove the rule. However, most don't have your time or talent. We've seen way too many which ended up ruining two vehicles to no good effect.
thnx, jack vines
You need to start a new thread to get all the responses you may need. Also, start a thread over in the suspension forum would be a better idea.
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I'm having a problem with my rack and pinion conversion. Trying to find a kit out there. Can anyone help me?
No problem Jason, wasn't a big deal, I just wanted to clarify.
Oops Brian. Didn't mean for it to come back out that way. Email tends to hide inflections and sarcasm. I agree with you though, if I had the money to accomplish what I want the 'right' way, I would. It would be lots easier to do a clip up front and leafs in the rear. But as we all say, to each their own.
Oh, it's not Junior either. It's J R, as in Jason Russell
|the s10 became popular for early truck because of it's narrow track. plenty of tire clearance , no rack & pinion and most rearends have od gears [ not the strongest by far]. under early chevy trucks it works great. a frame swap can be easy or a disaster as can a clip. under cars it's another story. a camaro clip works well under fords but is a tad wide.
|Just a thought, the chevy two wheel drive trucks from 73-87 have a bolt in front suspension crossmemeber that can usually be easily adapted to work on other truck frames. Most all of these have disc brakes and easily adaptable power steering and the real plus is the aftermarket offers a wide cariety of drop spindles and springs as well as sway bars for this suspension. You don't always need to spend big bucks for a donor suspension. Unbolt the whole assembly off of a parts truck and roll it in for fitting. Usually the frame widths are within a few inches and the only mods needed are where it attaches. Rearend swaps are easy usually only needing the perches relocated and a trip to the wrecking yard to find the proper length driveshaft or have one made. I seen a guy spend over a year building a 50 Merc on an 85 Olds cutlass frame and drivetrain only to be very displeased with the final product. Think it through before you start cutting and fabricating- I think this is what Brian was trying to point out. Bob
Junior sixty six, let me make this clarification, I never said that the person who does a frame swap was a "looser". That is what it sounds like in your response "looser way out". I in no way meant that (though I can be jerk enough to say something like that, I didn't this time. ) I said and meant that it was a "looser" job as in you "can't make time", "can't make money" looser.
Sure, I can see that for certain guys it may be the "bestest" way to go. I just see it as a "money saver" or "easy way out" for a lot of guys and that isn't usually the case. You don't need to spend $1,500 on a front end, a $200.00 frame clip and a pair of new leaf springs will do the job.
Most guys will check the wheel base and think they have it. There is MUCH, MUCH more than that. A 56 F-100 for instance has a strangely large front overhang. The motor needs to be much further forward than a lot of cars, that could throw you off. I have seen a number of frame swaps, they usually look like a frame swap. The biggest compliment someone can give you is "that looked easy". Most frame swaps looked hard, because they are "tacky". I am sure with the time you could do a real nice swap and make for a super nice ride. That just isn't usually the case.
This is from a ford truck site.
I know each of us are intitled to their own opinion, but I have to disagree on frame swaps being a looser way out. I myself am putting a '66 F100 on a '97 Crown Vic frame. Yes it will be lots of work, but it'll do so much more than modifying the stock frame. I am one of those people that likes it low. In fact, I want to drag the rockers on the ground. This particular frame I chose is almost half the size of the stock truck frame. Sooo,....without channeling my truck over the stock frame and loosing headroom, I use the car's smaller frame and get the same effect. Plus, I'm poor. I can't afford to drop $1500 on a front IFS, and $xxxx.xx on the rear 4 link. My swap will get me the desired ride height and quality of a stock crown vic, late model engine and drivetrain, and I picked this up for $600. So, it takes me a little more effort and a little longer, but it's a trade off I'm willing to do.
So, it alls comes down to what you want to spend your time and money on. If you have the time and the donor chassis, why not. The S-10 has been around from 1982-2004. Parts really aren't that expensive, plus everyone has them. Try walking into your local parts store and getting a bushing set for you '56 F100 without having to get them ordered, not likely. Good luck with your decision.
I'm sorry guys, frame swaps have always been a looser. Without a LOT of modifications they are usually a hacked, afterbirth mess. They are not an easy way out, on the contrary they require much more work than simply modifying the original frame. Finding a good original frame is easier than modifying another.
It is like doing an engine swap, the actual mounting of the engine is just the START of the modifications. The exhaust, fuel lines, rad, fan, throttle, clearance issues with crossmembers, drag link, tie rod, starter, distributor etc. is where the real work is.
With a frame it is that and hundreds of others!
For goodness sakes modify the original frame to your liking. 56 Ford F-100 huh? My brother just got our dads 55 on the road after a rebuild. He bought another frame so he could do it without tearing the truck down. He got a kit for the front using Chrysler Volare or something parts. He now agrees that he should have went with one that used GM parts but that is besides the point. Anyway, he put a later rear axle using some soft ride springs that perfectly replaced the originals. The front and rear swaps were pretty easy, provided a nice looking chassis. This truck rides like a car, it stops with disc brakes, power steering, it drives REAL nice.
If you think that these kits are costly, you havn't rebuilt that worn out S-10 chassis yet! It all costs money. If you don't want to spend money, leave it alone. Or just leave the S-10 together and drive that!
Honestly, frame swaps are LOOSERS.
|we;re about to put a 46 ford tudor on an s10. not sure if it can help. it's mostly building new mounting pads. block it up on blocks of wood and build to the frame.
56 Ford F100 to a S10 Chassis?
They have the same wheelbase. But can it be done? If so, does anyone have any tips and CAUTIONS for me? I would appreciate any suggestions guys. Thanks, Gary
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WBC #2 heavyweight Bermane "B.Ware" Stiverne (22-1-1, 20 KOs) dropped #1 rated Chris "The Nightmare" Arreola (35-3, 30 KOs) in round three and went on to win a twelve round unanimous decision on Saturday night in a WBC elimination bout at Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, California. Stiverne was the busier man against the tough Arreola in a bloody fight. Scores were 117-110, 117-110 and 118-109. Stiverne is now WBC mandatory challenger for champion Vitali Klitschko.
In the opening round Arreola boxed patiently behind the jab and landed some effective right hands as Stiverne backed up. Stiverne began to use the ring more, scoring effectively with combinations in round two as Arreola stalked him.
At the end of round three Stiverne connected with a huge right sending Arreola to the canvas. He quickly got up and went to his corner as his nose began to gush. Arreola's face was a bloody mess in round four but he continued to stalk Stiverne. Later in the round Stiverne went down, but referee Jack Reiss quickly ruled it a slip.
In round five Arreola continued to stalk but Stiverne was outworking him.
Displaying his toughness as he continued to bleed, a right hand by Arreola rocked Stiverne in round six, backing him to the corner as Arreola continued his assault.
Stiverne appeared to be tiring in round seven, while Arreola's right eye began to shut in what was becoming a war of attrition for both. Despite the blood in his face Arreola continued to stalk as he connected with a solid right as Stiverne continued to work with combos.
The Nightmare began to close the gap on Stiverne and in round nine Arreola connected with a huge right that rocked Stiverne.
Going into the championship rounds Stiverne began backing up jabbing as Arreola followed backing him to the ropes with big punches. Arreola sensing the urgency in a tough, close fight continued to press Stiverne, who continued to stick and move, referee Jack Reiss warned Stiverne for a low blow.
The twelve and final round both came out trading punches as Arreola continued to bleed while Stiverne decided to stand and punch to the final bell.
Judges Carla Caiz and Claude Paquette scored the bout 117-110 while judge Marty Denkin scored it a convincing 118-109. With the win Bermane Stiverne becomes the number one contender for the WBC Heavyweight title which is currently held by Vitali Klitschko.
"I came to his backyard and beat him. My jab was more effective. He never hurt me. All he threw was one punch at a time but I did mess up my back. We really prepared ourselves, my team and I for nine months," Stiverne said.
"He put on a boxing exhibition it was really terrific for the sport it was a heavyweight fight that is bringing boxing back," Stiverne's promoter Don King told Fightnews.com.
"When you think about boxing you think of this man right here, the legend Don King. I want to thank him," Stiverne continued. "This really means a lot to me I did it for the people of my country. I want that title shot!"
"Haiti! Baby! Haiti!" Don King shouted. "We want Klitschko. He is the people's champion. He is fighting for the people. This is for the little people. Everybody here was standing up for Arreola, this man (Stiverne) came up against all odds we are looking for something to bring something back to the heavyweight scene, back to America. This man is getting ready to do just that when he goes up against Vitali Klitschko and he put on a perfective performance," King concluded.
Arreola was tough as always in giving a spirited effort.
"When he dropped me and busted my nose I couldn't breathe, my left hand died in the seventh," Arreola told media after the fight. "He fought a better plan used a better jab."
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In a much to be desired twelve round NABF heavyweight championship bout, Hartford, CT's Tony Grano (20-3-1, 16KOs) came up short in defending his regional title despite dropping Eric Molina (20-2, 14KOs) hard in the last round. Although the bout lacked much action, Molina did begin to let his hands go in the middle rounds which led to a fifth round knockdown of Grano in the last seconds with a long over hand right. The taller Molina of Raymond, Texas, kept using his longer reach to tag Grano with right hands through out the fight. Grano had some success at times with combinations that began to the body and finished up to the head of the big Texan. As Molina looked to have the fight in the bag with out any major complications, Grano put on his last stand and scored with a perfectly placed right hand to the chin that sent Molina crashing down to the canvas. Molina beat the count and used the rest of the round to tie up Grano until the end of the fight. At the end, all three judges had it for Molina with scores of 116-110 twice and 114-112.
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2012 Mexican Olympian super welterweight Oscar Molina, who has been kept busy by his promotor Goosen Tutor with his fourth fight in less than eight weeks, is ready for his next one as it only took him fifty-five seconds to stop Jose Martell (2-8-1, 2KOs) of Phoeniz, Arizona, in a scheduled four rounder. The undefeated Molina (5-0, 4KOs) of nearby Norwalk was effective with hard left hooks to the body followed immediately with one to the head. Before Martell could break a sweat, Molina switched it up and scored with a sneaky left hook to mouth of the stomach that crushed Martell down to the canvas. Martell could not recover and referee Raul Caiz Jr. reached the count of ten.
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Local favorite super featherweight Charles Huerta (18-3, 10KOs) made his first fight of 2013 a good and quick one as he stopped the clearly over matched central American Jonathan Alcantara (6-10-2, 1KO) of Sonsonate, El Salvador, at the 1:30 mark of the first round of a scheduled six. After measured first minute where Alcantara didn't do anything, Huerta landed a hard straight flush to the face that stopped Alcantara dead in his tracks. Alcantara tried to beat the count but he stumbled and referee Raul Caiz Jr. understandably stopped the action.
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Featherweight Juan Funez of Reseda, California stopped Cristian Cartier in round round two in a scheduled four rounder. Funez and Cartier came out exchanging in round one but in round two Funez continued to land on the inside with uppercuts as one of them landed solid Cartier was out on his feet referee Pat Russell stepped in to stop the action at 1:14 of round 2. Juan Funez goes to 2-0, 1KO.
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Opening the action from the Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, California, Jose Garcia of King City, California stopped Vladamir Gavrilov of Moscow, Russia in the third round in a scheduled four round featherweight bout. Garcia scored a knockdown early in the opening round, later in round three an overhand right connected as Gavrilov went down again but got as Garcia continued his attack as referee Raul Caiz Jr. stepped in to stop the bout at 2:20. Jose Garcia goes to 2-6-1, 2 KOs and Vladamir Gavrilov goes to 1-1.


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To predict the most fertile time
I am trying to track my cycle period to compute and predict my most fertile time. I believe I have my regular monthly period.
However, for the past few months, I noticed that I fall between 31, 32 and 33 cycle day. Which one should I use in computing my possible ovulation day (ovulation calendar ask for menstrual cycle).
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Ovulation calendars are one of the least reliable ways to predict ovulation simply because you can ovulate on a different day each month. If you have a longer than average or shorter than average follicular phase (the first part of your cycle before ovulation ) or luteal phase (the second part of your cycle) an ovulation calendar won't give you an accurate date.
What you need to do is watch your personal signs of fertility. That's the most accurate way to know when you're going into your fertile window and when to make love in order to conceive.
Please post back any questions you may have about your cycle and getting your timing right, and I'll do my best to guide you.
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Hmmm.. alright. I will read the 'signs of fertility' and will try this accordingly.
thanks Kate.
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You're welcome - post back with any questions and I'll be happy to answer.


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Congratulations on winning a Best Loser Award!
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ittybittyx wrote:I'm just super curious, and a tad OCD. (clearly)
We need people like you. Your list is more comprehensive than the one I have in my sketchbook.
aroomadoomie wrote:do you do this by hand or on the computer?
Both. It was sketched out on paper, scanned into Photoshop, the linework is then inked in with a Wacom tablet and each colour completed on it's own layer. I hope that answers your question.
anishell wrote:I was contemplating of removing the text but I was too late to change that
I kind of like the text--what drew me to the shirt in a way...maybe just a little bit subtler color or a different font. Nice first outing. And, it's genre...so "adventure" fits
Re: The End
I've never commented on a design. Please, please, please may this shirt win. Probably the coolest design I've ever seen.. I'm a HUGE Twilight Zone mark.
Re: Who Are You?
The caterpillar wears a fez now, because fezzes are cool.
walmazan wrote:Love the character here! great work!
Thanks walmazan, I always love your character designs.
citizencoyote wrote:Agreed, it's very cute. Would make a great kid's shirt!
Aww thanks citizencoyote. I like designing fun stuff for kids or anybody who likes cute stuff.
Narfcake wrote:Awww, how cute!
Being a later submission, I'll say the odds of making it into the fog will be slim, but lets still try to get some votes (and a HM) here!
Thank you Narfcake. I have to get better at coming up with my designs and submitting them sooner.
jasneko wrote:Sooo cute!!! <3
Thanks jasneko.
mjc613 wrote:Great color selection!
Thank you, I try to pick my colors carefully and I often lean toward bright colors.
brushfire wrote:Oh! This so cute! I just wanna burst, it's so cute! and on BLUE! Blue is my favorite color (I have blue eyes and I wear tons of blue!)!
I just wanna take it home and cuddle it, so bad!
Aww, thanks.
Re: Jealousy
Cute concept and very true.
anishell wrote:Hi! I am new to shirt.woot and t-shirt designing. Therefore, any thoughts and suggestions would be really appreciated!
I'd say to always make sure you have fun with your designs and don't try to cater to the crowd. I think most creative people would agree that when you aren't trying so hard to make some great masterpiece and are just trying to satisfy your own artistic desires is when you will have the most success. Your art will reflect this and you will have more satisfaction. Don't worry about technical skills. Those will come with time. Probably the most important thing is to learn how to create different effects with halftones. They aren't necessary but can give your shirt a different feel. So keep at it because I can see you have the skill and the desire.
Re: A Catchy Theme Song
I wish this hadn't fallen out of the fog. I would have bought it for sure. Hopefully my two back-ups will be printed.
rglee129 wrote:Once a year or so I get this song stuck in my head. Now it's a t-shirt.
6 colors on silver (the purple and light blue, etc., are half tones...).
BTW, if it doesn't print with Woot, will you get it printed elsewhere?
Re: Literary fail
My head hurts from all the false confusion over the three different items in this shirt. But it's got my vote.
albatrosski wrote:LOL :D This is just plain AWESOME!
Thanks a lot! It's spooky good to hear you guys like it
Re: SUPER FUN BOOK TIMES
So, am I reading too much into this design or could it have been called "The original laptop"? What with the mouse being there and everything, that might've taken all the attention away from the "cooter" crowd.
Anyways, this is two girls in a row of yours that I'd love to have on a shirt! I love your artwork and dare I say your cartoon girls are sexy!
In other news, love the Woot shirt reference(She's wearing a ! shirt).
Re: The Grammarian
Amreli --
Great shirt! I want one. (please win, please win, please win)
Re: You Are What You Eat
I like this idea and design very much. Got my one and only vote this derby.
Re: too much reading will damage your vision
This is great. If it doesn't fog (wich it might considering how fast its climbing) I hope it gets an HM so we can see it again.
Re: ghost stories!
I absolutely adore your work. Seriously. I would collect your shirts like ramyb fanatics collect his crap. -:D But, really. Your style is awesome. I wish your designs printed more often. -:]
Re: Shelf Life
It's interesting seeing all the interpretations/guesses people are coming up with. This just HAS to print or I'm going to be one disappointed puppy
BTW, why can't I find the "grinning crescent moon"? What color is it?
It's cool. It says reading creates a world of illusion.
Prolly not something I would wear, and it's on a gray shirt, which I'm currently (trying to) boycott(ing). But damned fine and cool. +1
Re: Grendel's Bedtime Story
LOL! Love the book choice. Not sure I ever envisioned Grendel as dragon-like, but what the heck?
Re: Peter Reader
He really should be wearing bunny slippers.
Different artists work different ways. Some work directly on tablets jacked into their computers. Others, like me, draw on physical paper, then scan and refine on the computer.
Re: Funny Things are Everywhere
This is cute, and obviously intended to honor favorite childhood stories. I like the background elements, which make this more thoughtful than I had expected when I clicked to open. I don't even have a big problem with the hat (though now that it's been pointed out, I'm finding myself have to try hard not to see it). My only serious issue with this is the fact that the head, upper body and lower body of the cat are all misaligned. The right arm/paw appears to be growing out of his neck. But, worn on a shirt, I'm sure this wouldn't get enough study for it to be noticed.
chaosthethird wrote:Huh, and here I thought that was a picture of Twain.
Shania Twain is a girl....
HAHAHAHAHA!!! Best shirt I've seen in a long time. It's got my vote and purchase for sure.
this one I did in Illustrator using my mouse. It's a lot simpler than my normal style. Most shirts I do using my tablet in photoshop.
Thanks for the votes on this one. I don't think it will place, but nice to be in the fog all week.
Re: The Blue Fairy
Best entry of the derby. I'm shocked that it hasn't stayed in the fog. Please let me know if it ends up printing somewhere other than woot!
Re: Imagination running wild
I was gunna say it looks like a Patronus, turns out that was the intent
ooh, I just noticed the UFOs in orange/red...but I can't think what that would be. Also, at first I though the white whale was an extension of the HHGTTG reference...I thought it was funny because there's whales/towel/dolphins and those were all in the series... but Moby boghog makes more sense, lol.
Re: dilliterate
Those olive look evil!
Re: Read Me resub
Almost. The graphic needs to be printed on the back of the shirt.
Leahbh wrote:dude, it's just a title! it's not a big deal
Amen! Great design on this shirt, hope to see it printed in the future. Thanks for testing the Woot waters, even if the submission was a bit late.
tomsman wrote:I really like this concept.
A little of both. I hand draw a pencil sketch first, then I finish it up with Photoshop and a tablet.
bdubs8807 wrote:BTW, if it doesn't print with Woot, will you get it printed elsewhere?
I'll try my best!
Thanks for all the support- glad so many people really like this design. I like it, too.
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Exeter tops first football Power Poll
Exeter High School began the defense of its NHIAA Division I football title Saturday with a 48-6 rout of Dover, earning the top spot in the Union Leader/WGIR/WMUR Power Poll as a unanimous No. 1 selection.
Bedford, in its first season as a Division I school under the new NHIAA alignment, gained the No. 2 spot after stunning perennial Division I contender Pinkerton Academy of Derry, 14-12, Friday night.
Concord, which rolled over Manchester Central Saturday night, 35-6, is right behind Bedford, at No. 3.
Rounding out the top 10 are Nashua South, Pinkerton, Winnacunnet of Hampton, Keene, Trinity, Londonderry and Plymouth Regional. Merrimack and Bishop Guertin of Nashua also received votes.
For more on the Power Poll, see staff reporter Roger Brown's "First & 10" column on Tuesday in the Union Leader's print and electronic editions, and on UnionLeader.com.
Sept. 9, 2013
The top 10 high school football teams in New Hampshire, as voted by the staffs of the New Hampshire Union Leader, WGIR AM and FM, and WMUR-TV after Week 1 of the 2013 NHIAA season, with first-place votes/points in parentheses:
1. Exeter, 1-0 (6/60)
2. Bedford, 1-0 (52)
3. Concord, 1-0 (50)
4. Nashua South, 1-0 (32)
5. Pinkerton, 0-1 (30)
6. Winnacunnet, 1-0 (25)
7. Keene, 1-0 (24)
8. Trinity, 1-0 (21)
9. Londonderry, 1-0 (19)
10. Plymouth, 1-0 (11)
OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES (points in parentheses): Bishop Guertin, 0-1 (4); Merrimack, 1-0 (2)


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Finally the Truth about the Rise of the West
Modernity developed only in the West—in Europe and North America. Nowhere else did science and democracy arise; nowhere else was slavery outlawed. Only Westerners invented chimneys, musical scores, telescopes, eyeglasses, pianos, electric lights, aspirin, and soap.
The question is, Why?
Unfortunately, that question has become so politically incorrect that most scholars avoid it. But acclaimed author Rodney Stark provides the answers in this sweeping new look at Western civilization.
How the West Won demonstrates the primacy of uniquely Western ideas—among them the belief in free will, the commitment to the pursuit of knowledge, the notion that the universe functions according to rational rules that can be discovered, and the emphasis on human freedom and secure property rights.
Taking readers on a thrilling journey from ancient Greece to the present, Stark challenges much of the received wisdom about Western history. How the West Won shows, for example:
- Why the fall of Rome was the single most beneficial event in the rise of Western civilization
- Why the "Dark Ages" never happened
- Why the Crusades had nothing to do with grabbing loot or attacking the Muslim world unprovoked
- Why there was no "Scientific Revolution" in the seventeenth century
- Why scholars' recent efforts to dismiss the importance of battles are ridiculous: had the Greeks lost at the Battle of Marathon, we probably would never have heard of Plato or Aristotle
Stark also debunks absurd fabrications that have flourished in the past few decades: that the Greeks stole their culture from Africa; that the West's "discoveries" were copied from the Chinese and Muslims; that Europe became rich by plundering the non-Western world. At the same time, he reveals the woeful inadequacy of recent attempts to attribute the rise of the West to purely material causes—favorable climates, abundant natural resources, guns and steel.
How the West Won displays Rodney Stark's gifts for lively narrative history and making the latest scholarship accessible to all readers. This bold, insightful book will force you to rethink your understanding of the West and the birth of modernity—and to recognize that Western civilization really has set itself apart from other cultures.
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"Fortunately, a few unapologetic defenders of Western civilization can still be found. In How the West Won, Rodney Stark details how and why the vital aspects of modernity—defined here as a combination of sensible economic arrangements, political freedoms and scientific knowledge—developed in the West rather than elsewhere. In the process he adds considerably to the content of the old Western Civ courses, which would often discreetly ignore the contribution of Christianity and neglect practical matters such as advances in technology and banking." —Wall Street Journal
"Stark's lively and absorbing new work beheads the academy's dictatorship of relativism and enthrones in its place concrete and fact-based understanding in order here to give Western civilization the credit it richly deserves. . . . Along the way he upsets one politically correct apple cart after another. . . . Stark's book should have as wide an audience as possible." —Catholic World Report
"Exposes gaping holes in the prevailing narrative . . . Stark sets out to critique, and, in some instances, demolish several widespread mythologies about the West's development. . . . In making these points, Stark is happy to engage in the deeply politically incorrect exercise of comparing developments in the West to that of other civilizations." —Crisis
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"[Stark's] works are an encouraging corrective to the anti-Western history routinely taught in our schools." —New Oxford Review
"Compelling reading, adding depth and coherence to the often nebulous hyperbole of historical hypotheses. Highly recommended."—Library Journal
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other people have used it without issue. Honestly, its still pretty new so some issues are likely to pop-up.
you could buy a spire and trade it for a rotor if you dont like it.
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Consistent feed
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Truly holds 200 balls
Low profile
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Tool-less disassembly
Adjustable settings
Trouble loading last couple balls
Never used the rotor, so won't say anything about it
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Another thing that I forgot to mention is the size of the hole on the spire that you use to pour your paint in. With other loaders your pod is around the same size as hopper opening. Not in the case for the spire. With the spire its hard to miss the opening because it's so big! Your pod actually fits in the hole for the spire, unlike most loaders.
Actually you are correct. The spire does have the largest opening for using pods but the z2 has more space than you would expect, the Rotor on the other hand.....
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Posted 31 December 2012 - 09:25 AM
Have not used the rotor but love my spire. The inconsistency everyone is talking about is when you only have maybe 10-15 balls left and they all go into the nose so you have to tilt it back a bit.
Consistent feed
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50 bps I mean come on
Nd the rotor is easier to take apart IMO it's 3 pieces of plastic that come apart in 3 seconds
Also, I've used my rotor about 20 times outside nd it has never jammed on me once I swear go with the rotor it's worth it
Also from what I see the rotor's speedfeeds are a LOT cheaper than the ones they're coming out with for the spire
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Yes rotor does not work well with crap paint but I don't put that through my gun anyway so it's fine for me
Yeah so basically it's just personal preference. They're both ultra simple to take apart, won't break, never jam, fast feed rate, etc. the main difference between them is the feeding system, the spire is sound activated and the rotor is constantly trying to push balls down the feedneck (not saying that's bad or good). I here the rotor jams when your using crap paint, but I haven't actually used one so idk. I've put crap paint through my spire and it works perfectly. If your going to want a speed feed you'd probly want the rotor. Rotor speedfeed= $20, spire speedfeed= $40. In all theyre both great loaders and it's your choice.
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When Gov. Rock Scott announced last week he was doling out $134.6 million in state money to almost 1,700 schools in Florida for excellent performance in education, there was a little surprise in story for five Levy County schools.
The security of Chiefland schools is being questioned by some after two unidentified men waltzed onto the campus of Chiefland Middle School Monday and entered the school through an unlocked door to a cafeteria full of children.
Lacey Bennett, of Double Sink 4H, won 4th place overall in the Florida State Fair's Swine Showmanship Junior Division Feb. 9. The State Fair, held in Tampa, closes its 12-day run on Sunday, Feb. 18.
Seven young and determined faces in Christy Jones' elementary class sat and stared hard at the tasks set before them, eager to bring to life the creations of their still-developing minds.
Jahvel Blair, 11, a fifth grade student at Chiefland Elementary School, said he did not start out wanting to win his school's spelling bee. But he did.
Anyone who can make chili, including those who think they make the best chili are invited to compete in the Chiefland FFA Alumni 4th Annual Homemade Chili Cookoff on Friday, Feb. 1, from 5 to 6 p.m. at the Chiefland High School Ag Building.
The cookoff is a fundraiser for the Chiefland schools agriculture program.
Students at Chiefland High School will wrap up their food drive of non-perishable food items, including canned goods, rice, pastas, cereals, etc. on Friday, Nov. 16.
Students have been collecting the donations since Nov. 8 in their fourth-period classes.
The BETA Club and Student Government Association are awarding community service hours for contributions (2 hours for 10 non-perishable items).
The class that brings in the most food will win a pizza party. Any local citizens that wish to contribute may drop donations by the front office at CHS.
The School Board of Levy County will conduct interviews to select a new school board attorney on Thursday, Nov. 15, from 2 to 4 p.m.
The following law firms are being considered: Dell/Graham, P.A., Norm Fugate, P.A., and Ronald W. Stevens, P.A.
The position is open due to the election of current Board Attorney Sheree Lancaster to Levy County Court judgeship.
The man in charge of making plans for the new Williston Middle/High School surprised the Levy County Commission with the mention of the possible price tag for the 1,000 student facility: $50 million.
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OH MY GOD WE ARE REALLY WRITING ABOUT USHER RIGHT NOW. It's like Katt Williams says, "this shit right here n*gg*? This shit RIGHT HERE?!" Forgive my inanities; I am a full bottle of head cold medicine deep and something about Ursh's new single is making me tingle.
So his new cut is called More. And it's a filthy dance banger (um, hello RedOne).
The lyric "I'm a BEAST, I'm an animal, I'm a monster in your mirror..." is pretty rad, so there's that too.
BTW: I was hella confused by the remix title considering the song is called More, the remix is by Billionaire, and my dirty birdy fave, Peaches, has songs under both those names on her lastest album, so I was like mega confused. Thanks DayQuil cocktails!
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The ultra basket muzzle company used to make a muzzle exactly like the italian muzzle you posted. They stopped making it and started making the ultra muzzle. They claimed they fit better with better/more secure construction.
I have put both styles on many, many dogs. The ultra muzzle does appear to not fit a small percentage of dogs, one size will fit length but pinches the sides of the dogs muzzle while the next size is too big and sits up on their eyes. But it was the same with their old style as well. I prefer the ultra to their original, the italian style muzzle had a stiffer plastic that many dogs broke - especially in the winter when the plastic would get cold.
Both are quite secure in regards to staying on.
If you plan to use it for licking/chewing do NOT go with the ultra muzzle - it has an opening where the dogs mouth is to get treats through and the dogs can lick through it. I tried using it to prevent one of my dogs from licking and it did not work for that in the least bit. It also did not prevent her from chewing the garbage haha.
I have several years of experience with the Italian Basket Muzzle; I actually bought mine from that company and they were good with sizing questions. 7 "seems" a bit small.
For a dog who is a little snarky or for keeping a dog from bothering something (like bandages) it is great. I have had to punch an extra hole in the strap for mine to make it fit right but it seems very comfortable for the dog.
In terms of it staying on the dog, pretty secure; I had one on Cyra and on Grim for over a week each (except for eating) when they were dealing with bandages. I used one for Beau when I go to the vet. He behaves just fine but he has a "presence" about him that seems to make some nervous.
That said, if the dog is truly aggressive...I would get something a little more robust.
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Woolf has been using this muzzle - DT Muzzle - a good heavy duty wire basket. He wears it with no problem, that does not mean he likes it, but doesn't fight with it. His vet even likes the muzzle, says it gives him a tough guy macho look - that isn't the image I want to send with this dog. I know, odd thing to say about a GSD but he does that enough with his own antics at times.
I am looking at these 2 muzzles to replace it with- Italian Basket Dog Muzzle Size 7 or Ultra Dog Muzzles . The Italian basket looks like it would have a better fit but I hesitate because there isn't a top strap so I am not real sure just how secure the muzzle would be. The main thing I am looking for is secure, lighter in weight and black (so it won't be such an attention getter - current muzzle seems to draw people in instead of keeping them away).
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Ka Lae (South Point), Hawaii Island
Ka Lae (South Point)
- Name: Ka Lae (South Point)
- What: Southernmost tip in the U.S.
- Where: Southernmost tip of Hawaii Island
Travel to the southern cliffs of Hawaii Island in the Kau region and gaze out at the endless Pacific Ocean. Can you believe there's nothing but deep-blue ocean between the spot you're standing on and Antarctica? That's because you're at Ka Lae, also known as South Point or simply "The Point," the southern most point in the United States.
It is believed that the first Polynesians to arrive in the Hawaiian Islands disembarked here at Ka Lae somewhere between 400 and 800 A.D. With the ruins of heiau (temples), fishing shrines and other cultural vestiges found here its no wonder why this entire southern tip has been registered as a National Historical Landmark.
The offshore currents and winds are notoriously powerful here and mariners from the first Polynesians to today's locals have devised clever ways of plying the rich fishing grounds without being swept away. For instance, you'll find rock loops carved through the lava here that tied off fishing canoes hundreds of years ago. Today, shoreline fishermen use toy boats to haul their lines into deep water or large metal boat hoists and ladders to launch small watercraft. The actual point is a short walk away in front of the black-and-white light beacon, where there are no cliffs.
To get to this rocky shoreline you need to take the narrow South Point Road 12-miles through open ranch lands lined with white windmills. There is a small heiau (sacred place of worship) near Ka Lae so visitors should treat the area with great respect. Because of the dangerous currents here, swimming is not advised.


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>General Running>Coach
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The Logic of Long Distance
Coaching advice online is usually worth about what you pay for it, but it would be interesting to run an experiment--a few experienced runners with too much time on their hands could adopt a a few runners with little shame and coach them in an open forum so folks could follow the improvement (or lack thereof) involved with a particular approach.
All we need are a couple of guinea pigs and guinea pig testers...if nothing else, it would be interesting to compare and comment on weekly schedules. Volunteers?
That forums already got my name on it. Count me in as soon as I am back to running properly.
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- 1/2 cup pomegranate juice
- 2/3 cup sugar, divided
- 3/4 teaspoon lemon juice
- 2 cups heavy whipping cream
- 1-1/2 teaspoons brown sugar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons water
- 6 egg yolks, beaten
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2-1/2 teaspoons sugar
- 1/3 cup pomegranate seeds
- In a small saucepan, combine the pomegranate juice, 1/3 cup sugar and lemon juice. Bring to a boil over medium heat; cook until liquid is reduced by half. Stir in the cream, brown sugar, water and remaining sugar. Cook until bubbles form around sides of pan.
- Remove from the heat; stir a small amount of hot mixture into egg yolks. Return all to the pan, stirring constantly. Stir in vanilla. Transfer to five 4-oz. ramekins. Place cups in a baking pan; add 1 in. of boiling water to pan.
- Bake, uncovered, at 325° for 30-35 minutes or until center is just set (mixture will jiggle). Remove ramekins from water bath; cool for 10 minutes. Cover and refrigerate for at least 4 hours.
- If using a creme brulee torch, sprinkle custards with sugar. Heat sugar with the torch until caramelized. Sprinkle with pomegranate seeds and serve immediately.
- If broiling the custards, place ramekins on a baking sheet; let stand at room temperature for 15 minutes. Sprinkle with sugar. Broil 8 in. from the heat for 4-7 minutes or until sugar is caramelized. Serve immediately or refrigerate up to 1 hour. Just before serving, sprinkle with pomegranate seeds. Yield: 5 servings.
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