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Hi guys, I am finishing up some alterations on a Jango bucket, it came to me with gloss blue paint, should it be matt? and are the ears and topper the same colour as the cheeks?
Thanks Guys. Bobby.
Hi guys, I am finishing up some alterations on a Jango bucket, it came to me with gloss blue paint, should it be matt? and are the ears and topper the same colour as the cheeks?
Thanks Guys. Bobby.
Mmmmm that is a good question you have asked there bobby, I always though it was gloss as this is what it looked like on ref pics but I think its upto personall preference. As to the helmet itself is it the helmet maldorian guard has and what did you have to do to it as I worked on this myself and thought it was fine but im sure my work is not good enough for him.
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Lol, I think he had an issue with the finding an RF and stalk, seemed the easiest way to sort it as some was missing? The helmet is finished well hence worth the re-work.
Gloss it is then, will be painting tonight!
Phil may post some photos when done.
The front part with the visor is a glossy blue,and the ears are blue too.I also checked on the net about his cheakbones and his helmet pics have grey cheak bones...
well have fun painting ur bad boy! jango kicks butt i was going to make a jango costume but i decided to make my own character [ME] hope this helps!
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To answer your questions, yes! The range finder and ears are indeed the same colour as the cheeks, which are the dark blue ( not grey ).
If you can find the exact colours, you'll be looking for the Krylon "short cuts" Ocean Blue ( the light blue ), and Rustoleum Royal Blue ( the dark blue ).
Jango72 - Are the paints suppose to be matt or gloss finish?
Phil my ref photos show a gloss/satin finish not matt. I got some paint and inend to mix to match the cheeks, worst case the cheeks will get a fresh coat too.
can't wait to get this finished up for ya!
Thanks Rob! Can't wait to see pics. As bobatrooper mentioned he did most the work. But I had no way in sourcing the other stuff to finish the helmet off.
Thanks Rob for your efforts and hard work.
In all of the reference pics I have, the blues definitely are not matt finish. I'd go with a gloss or semi-gloss as once you weather the helmet it'll dull the paints any ways.
rob just so you know the paints I used where tamiya paint the ones in the small glass bottles, if you wanna know specific light and dark blue i used let me know i have them still as I always keep some as backup from a specific batch for reference or when i need them, also they where airbrushed on.
Yeah, that would be a big help. PM sent.
boba trooper - Thanks for your help in letting Rob know David.
Got the correct paint, will crack on with finishing this now Phil.


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01. Go for the people.
The freshest AIA Honor Award has to be the Young Architect Awards, for the promise, energy, and perspective that new people bring to the field. Being exposed to new ideas has to be the best reason to be in Denver this week. Not just the young architects but all the people you meet. Networking is just too short and too dismissive a term for what happens when people get together to reconsider their careers, think about new objectives, and talk about the leadership field. Breathe in that mountain air, then go talk to someone and make something happen!
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03. Go for the new stuff.
Aaron Betsky visited the Clyfford Still Museum, designed by Denver/Allied Works Architecture, just after it opened in 2011. Betsky called the museum a "a marker to the presence of art, a container for light and image, and a moment of art in the middle of America." A majority of the attendants at the 2013 AIA National Convention may not have yet seen the museum, so you can bet that it will be a popular destination during tours and off-hours.
04. Go for the students.
In 2010, students at the University of Colorado Denver's Design Build Program worked with Studio H:T to build a Learning Cube and Dairy House, additions for a working farm. Last year, they worked with Denver Water and the Audubon Society of Colorado on a bird-banding pavilion. Architects involved in education and pro-bono should consider reaching out to the university to discuss its use of design/build as a philanthropic strategy.
05. Go for the art museums.
It can't take much convincing to get the lot of you to go visit the Denver Art Museum by Daniel Libeskind, AIA, and the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver by Adjaye Associates. If you need a refresher on the former, check out what Libeskind had to say about this project and others at the ARCHITECT 50 Leadership Labweaetxdyvaydzcwq last October.
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Not only is it the largest library in the West (between Los Angeles and Chicago, anyway), the Denver Central Library by Michael Graves & Associates is one of the firm's greatest U.S. projects, rivaled only by the Portland Building and the Humana Building. Library design is always changing: Just look at the 2013 AIA/ALA Library Building Awards to get a sense of where things are going. It's wonderful to see a classic that still serves its community.
07. Go for Red Rocks.
One of the best amphitheaters in the nation and certainly the most beautiful. Now, depending on your tastes, you may choose to beeline from the keynote addresses (see below) and preliminary events out to Red Rocks to catch either Barenaked Ladies (Wednesday), the "Ultimate Thriller Michael Jackson Tribute Concert" (Friday), or O.A.R. (Saturday). Even if those bands aren't your thing, Red Rocks Park is worth a visit, and it's the most accessible rocky park from metro Denver.
08. Go for the keynotes.
Toms founder Blake Mycoskie, Architecture for Humanity co-founder Cameron Sinclair, and former U.S. Secretary of State General Colin L. Powell, USA (Ret.) will deliver the addresses at the Convention. On Thursday, humanitarian and entrepreneur Mycoskie will open proceedings by describing his vision of "conscious capitalism" (best exemplified by the two million pairs of new shoes that his company has delivered to children in need). Sinclair needs no introduction: He will describe his continuing project (with co-founder Kate Stohr) to push people in the field to "design like you give a damn." On Saturday, Gen. Powell, who is the founder of the Colin L. Powell Center for Leadership and Service as well as the founder of the America's Promise Alliance, will close the convention with a talk on leadership.
09. Go for the transit.
As David Hill explains in the May issue of ARCHITECT, SOM and Hargreaves Associates are planning a restoration for Denver's 1914 Beaux-Arts–style Union Station. This year's convention comes too early, of course, for participants to see all those changes. But given the number of aging infrastructure projects across the U.S., it might behoove architects to see how one city is trying to turn the trend around.
10. Go for the rafting!
Put down the AutoCAD and slip out for some white-water rafting. On Wednesday, June 19, at 10 a.m., you can join a rafting tour of Denver's Idaho Springs Clear Creek Canyon. (Sadly, there are no LUs available for this tour.)
11. Go for the green.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Region 8 headquarters building in Denver, designed by Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects, features a glass atrium filled with sails, which promote daylighting throughout the office. The sails both diffuse sunlight inside the space while also deflecting glare and neutralizing heat.
12. Go for the bridge.
Designed by Arup, the Denver Millennium Bridge is the world's first cable-stayed bridge that employs post-tensioned structural construction—and is a Flickr favorite to boot. The bridge's central steel mast rises 200 feet into the air, while the bridge's deck spans 130 feet to connect Denver's 16th Street Mall to Commons Park near Union Station.
13. Go for the classics.
Two of the most distinctive buildings on the Denver skyline are the Republic Plaza tower (pictured in background), designed by SOM and presently the tallest building in the Rocky Mountain region, and the Wells Fargo Center tower (pictured in foreground), designed by Philip Johnson and known colloquially as the Cash Register. The latter—which is also called the Mailbox—is special for two reasons. One, it has its own Zip code (80274). Two, it was originally designed for Texas, so heating elements had to be added to the structure to prevent snow from accumulating on and sliding off the sloping roof.
14. Go for the airport.
Denver International Airport is one of the nation's greatest transit centers of any kind. The structure's fabric roof promotes daylighting while reducing heat buildup—and it looks kinda nice against the Rockies to boot. The fact that Fentress Architects has built five airports since 2001 will make perfect sense after strolling through the 2 million square feet of terminal space in the firm's first airport, built in 1995.
15. Go for the credits.
Compared to all the other reasons to attend Denver, continuing education is a portion of vegetables—delicious, necessary, good for you. There's a heaping helping of continuing education credits up for the taking at the 2013 AIA National Convention: more than 200 education seminars, workshops, and tours. This year, you can register in advance for seminars and ensure your opportunity to earn learning units (LU or HSW/LU). AIA Colorado has organized more than 40 educational tours across Mile High City. New in 2013: Architects aren't required to earn credits in sustainable design, so there's no courses marked "SD"; and the AIA and NCARB are working together to make sure that HSW courses satisfy the requirements set by both organizations.
Architects can acquire credits even before convention begins: On Wednesday, June 19, attendees can pick up 3.75 LUs for half-day attendance or 7.5 LUs for full-day attendance at pre-convention workshops. There's even something for people who (despite all their best efforts, no doubt) cannot make it to Denver: more than 10 hours of continuing education courses streaming live from the Colorado Convention Center.
16. Go for the loading docks?
If loading docks are your thing, I don't need to tell you twice. But even if they're not, you may want to swing by the Denver Museum of Nature & Science specifically to see the building's new north annex, the winner of a 2012 AIA Denver Honor Award. Designed by Denver-based firm Humphries Poli Architects, the north loading dock features recycled concrete floors, a copper-skinned exterior, and abundant natural daylight.
17. Go for the convention center.
The Colorado Convention Center is one of the largest LEED-certified convention centers in the nation, following an expansion by Fentress Architects in 2004 that doubled the building's size. This is no easy feat, as Darren Johnston explained for ARCHITECT in 2011. Convention centers are simply difficult to certify: "[H]uge buildings with large staffs, third-party vendors, and flexible spaces. As a result, some credits require significant amounts of time to pursue and coordinate. Purchasing credits, for example, require examining all purchases made in a single category and can be very time consuming in a center where these items number over 1,000 per month."
18. Go for Chipotle.
Steve Ells opened the first Chipotle restaurant on the edge of Denver University's campus in 1993. Ells brought on the architect Brand Gould to develop the look for the second location, as ARCHITECT contributor Amanda Kolson Hurlsey explained back in 2007. Twenty years after the first store opened, the chain still uses many of the same signature design touches—birch alongside corrugated and stainless steel—though these days it employs many more architects.
19. Go for the solstice.
To be fair, it will be summer solstice on June 21 no matter where you are. But you could do worse than to spend the longest day of the year in a city with Denver's sunsets.
20. Go for the human services.
The Eastside Human Services building by Denver-based RNL won a 2012 AIA Denver Honor Award for built architecture. Find your way to Denver's Clayton neighborhood and stop by the 51,000-square-foot building, which is built to LEED Gold standards. The facility is also home to new work by three Denver artists, installed as part of the Art for a Better Denver program.
21. Go for LoDo's brewpubs.
Long flight, am I right? Enjoy's Denver's notorious high altitude by touring its notoriously hip Lower Downtown neighborhood. The Wynkoop Brewing Company (founded by Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper) is just one of the highlights on the LoDo Historic Architecture Tour, which kicks off on the evening of Wednesday, June 19, at 6:00 p.m. and ends at 9:00. Get a first glance at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver by Adjaye Associates, or simply enjoy the vernacular architecture in a former skid-row neighborhood that has turned around. LoDo was, at one point, slated for urban renewal—so grab a Coors and be glad you're not on a multi-lane freeway.


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Thats after I covered the helmet... I'm using something called "plastic wood", a sort of filler, had it around the house. It's handy
Back view of the same thing... you can see that it's kinda warped on the back, which I suppose is a direct result of using cereal boxes as building supplies... Either way, I think I'll reinforce that with something a bit stronger... bit of coat hanger wire maybe.
Thats right after sanding. It surprises me... by looking like a helmet! Go figure. I'm thinking I'll put another layer on there, mainly on the face. That way I can cut into it, make it 'pop out' a bit more around the visor (which I don't have atm. I'll take a looksee at the Hardware store, see if they don't have anything that'll work.). Talking to my brother, thinking might make up a vacuforming table sometime (his job has to do with that kinda thing, he'd be a great one to help 8) ) to make some nicer stuff, bit less delicate too... either way, I'm working on this for now. Who knows, maybe it'll turn into a full set of armour sometime. One thing at a time.


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by Krowe, Jun 29, 2009.
I thought we didn't like VG when he was doing color commentary?
We don't, but he's still a good coach unless that part of him has been Sternitized as well.
Actually I think the opposite. I like him behind the mic, but I think the style of play in the league has passed him by.
guys, please. There are non- native speakers on this forum that may think that's the way to write oxford- like english. :D
...actually. Playing for MC would prolly be worser. At least potential FAs now know that they won't be playing for Coach Tablecloth.
Interesting take on Boozer opting out. Could Carlos Boozer's marital status decide signing? - Ball Don't Lie - NBA - Yahoo! Sports
Do not want Boozer
I rather have Milsap and Okur anyday
Per ESPN's the magazine, Boozer is asking for 14 mil starting and the Pistons are not willing to pay that. We are likely only offering 11 mil starting. Ben Gordon is our target, but he wants to stay in CHI. If the Pistons/Bulls offers are anywhere near eachother, he's staying CHI. We have a good shot at Charlie V for more than the mid-level (ugh)
the plot thickens...
Boozer opted in along with Okur. Millsap may be available.
So our best big man we can acquire will be second tier? blah. We better do something to hook Chandler. We have no choice.
2nd tier now but he is only 24.
1st or 2nd tier, but we need some big bodies.
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Belfour hardly steady Eddie
Ed Belfour stopped the first shot he faced last night. He got something in front of the first few actually. It was the seventh, eighth, ninth and 10th ones that gave him trouble. Those and his own defence.
Late Leafs lose it early
Belfour looked shaky on at least two of those goals, but there was plenty of blame to go around. The Leafs appeared to have left their games behind at the U.S. customs office at the Peace Bridge, and the Sabres were more than willing to take advantage.
Sabres still in a hole lot of trouble
That has not stopped the Sabres from trying. Far from it. The team holds open practises every Tuesday. Meet the player functions are common. Whatever it takes.
Sabres 5, Maple Leafs 2
'Carlo Colaiacovo and Mikael Renberg scored for the Maple Leafs, who arrived less than an hour before the game because of delays at the Buffalo border crossing.'
Buffalo 5, Toronto 2
'The Buffalo Sabres scored on four straight shots against Ed Belfour in a 2:36 span of the first period and coasted to a 5-2 preseason victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs.'
Adelphia mess in Buffalo cuts season tickets by 2,000
'By necessity, Regier is Buffalo's general manager, head salesman, business director, chief cook and bottle washer.'
Trio impress Ruff
'Unfortunately Tom Askey and Henrik Tallinder will start the season with the Rochester Americans of the AHL, while Derek Roy will be sent back to Kitchener of the OHL.'
Goalie sharp against Sabres
'Leaf management had to be particularly delighted with the play of Tellqvist and Centomo, the closest things they have to goalies of the future at the moment. Tellqvist stopped all 13 shots he faced and while Centomo allowed three on 26 shots, none of them were cheap and two came in the last two minutes when the Sabres had their goalie out of the net.'
Nervous Roy impresses again
'The only junior player in the Buffalo Sabres' lineup for Wednesday's preseason game with the Maple Leafs, the 19-year-old center felt the weight of his first NHL start, even if the contest didn't count.'
State takes a shift for the Sabres
'New York State's creative effort to boost the sales of Buffalo Sabres season tickets, a vital part of efforts to sell the team and keep it in Buffalo, should go neither unnoticed nor unthanked.'
Luxury of two-goal lead proves too rich for Leafs
'Buffalo may not be stocked with high-priced talent, but the players they do have functioned well enough against the Maple Leafs.'
Backup goalie doing all that Sabres ask
'Only a total flameout by Biron or Noronen would prompt a change in the pecking order. Or a sensational camp by Askey, which is what he has had so far.'
Tellqvist to rescue
The Sabres outshot the Leafs 31-10 after the first period en route to a 39-26 margin for the game.


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A link from some Fox News commentator's blog brought me a TON of traffic 'n' trolls. I've only dealt with less than a half-dozen trolls before, so this was an... experience. Many denied the existence of ableism, many told me to get a sense of humor, and the worst were bordering on threatening. It seems to have slowed to a drip now, and I'm thankful for the useful lesson in moderation, I suppose.
In any case, a couple of new visitors had useful critique. From J, on last week's post about 30 Rock:
My wife has MS and is in a wheelchair full time...You seem to think that my wife should be offended that Jenna danced for the Prince in the wheelchair, that is how I dance with my wife! If there is a better, more non-offensive way please tell me.
I don't think J's wife should be necessarily offended by anything I am. This is my point of view - no one is obligated to share my same exact reactions.
For the most part, I stand by my analysis. I think that particularly the scene that follows constitutes ableism (in which the wheelchair user literally kills himself after a woman with able privilege says untruthfully that she loves him). But let's look at the comment J refers to:
Since wheelchair users clearly cannot enjoy their own body, he live vicariously through Jenna. Jenna's dancing, while physically funny, is at the cost of the prince's bodily agency.J makes a good point: people in partnerships with wheelchair users have a number of different ways of being physical with their partners. My analysis of that scene constituted policing said relationships, and I apologize.
Renee and Daisy both emphasized Joan's status as the rape victim of the man she assaults in my Television Tuesday post. Fair point- she does deserve revenge, and the incident at hand in that post is disproportionate to what she went through. My central point is not to shame Joan for being a domestic abuser - Renee called it a pre-emptive strike, and I think that's fair and hope it's followed by Joan getting out of the situation and Greg meeting justice.
I stand by my argument, for the most part: the central point I meant to communicate (and the onus is on me to effectively get this across, ) is that Mad Men has erased the experiences of victims of domestic abuse during the silent epidemic of the 1960s in which many women were brutalized. Mad Men, a show that positions itself as concerned with portraying issues of importance to women, has only deigned to address the issue of violence in the home once directly. And in that case, a man who way deserved it was the recipient of violence in the home, and it was a scene that was intended to give viewers a sense of retribution, trivializing the suffering of the silenced women abused by their husbands in the era. And it's not for lack of opportunity - I don't believe that none of the men at Sterling Cooper were violent with their wives. I think that domestic violence towards women in the 1960s in particular needs serious consideration on the show's part, and this scene served to highlight that lack.
Having said that! I was too hard and focused too much on a rape victim's reaction to a terrible situation in which she looks to have little power, and not enough on the context. I also scolded other writers who had a valid reaction to the scene. This constitutes victim-blaming, and I apologize.


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Cloud, technology populism, video, and integrated solutions were in evidence throughout the show. Here is what I learned or conformed at Enterprise Connect 2012:
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In my previous post, I highlighted how social technologies will drive businesses to focus on the complete customer experience and why organizations must plan ahead to stay competitive. We expect most organizations to increase their investments in social technologies. But to drive business value (and reduce risks), CIOs must be proactive in managing the coming invasion of consumer-driven social technology.
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We've all heard, spoken about, or at least mentioned big data as a key trend for the technology industry in the past year. While it's a no-brainer that big data is definitely affecting businesses today, little has been said about its relevance and how it affects consumer engagement. In an effort to make sense of this hype and decode the impact of big data on organizations' relationships with customers, I've decided to write a report entitled "The Big Deal About Big Data For Customer Engagement." Yes, big data is definitely a big deal — in fact, it's a bigger deal if not handled with prudence!
To better understand this space, I'm keen to engage with both vendors and senior decision-makers at organizations that are either currently grappling with big data or planning to launch a project to manage this situation.
Once I hear from you, I or one of my colleagues will reach out to you with a premise document that covers the main questions that I would like to discuss with you during the course of a 30-minute interview. Just to share with you, we are looking at conducting these interviews over the next month. It goes without saying — but it's best when said — we will honor all requests for confidentiality and will send you a copy of the report when it is published.
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Avaya announced its intention and agreement to purchase Radvision today. These two technological powerhouses have the combined brainpower to put together some of the most advanced unified communications solutions in the world. Radvision's experience in building complex modular communication components plus Avaya's strength in delivering complete, reliable communications solutions is an appealing combination. The strengths of this combination include:
Issues that management will have to deal with in the combined company:
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Enterprises in the Middle East are increasingly aware of the strategic value of mobility to enable or enhance business processes, particularly as they focus less on concerns over compatibility and uniformity. Oman Air's recent deployment of SITA's resource management solution for its 2,500 employees at Muscat International Airport is a clear example. The solution will provide a platform for planning, rostering, management, and real-time scheduling of work tasks and enable communication of tasks via mobile devices and monitoring of operational status and billing information in real time.
But as the perceived importance of supporting mobility increases over the next two years, we expect more organizations in the region to re-evaluate their mobile technology choices. After 10 years of using BlackBerry, Halliburton, a major energy provider headquartered in Dubai, decided to switch 4,500 of its employees to the iPhone as its preferred platform for expanding mobile technology usage by giving employees secure access to internal applications from outside the corporate network. In addition to security, compatibility, and access, organizations will increasingly evaluate mobile OS platform support for developing and localizing their own applications, e.g., developing applications in Arabic.
Below I've highlighted several of the drivers of further mobility adoption for enterprises in the Middle East:
Posted by Seepij Gupta on March 1, 2012
Cloud computing has provided opportunities for organizations of all kinds to reduce the risks associated with IT acquisition (software and hardware), expand in sync with business needs, and contain costs. Some have even evolved their internal IT department from a reactive cost center to a more proactive service delivery center. Over the past two or three years, the very same cloud computing model that has helped CIOs deliver these benefits has also resulted in many IT organizations becoming more focused on auditing, inspecting, reviewing, and modernizing their internal IT capabilities. Unfortunately, in the majority of cases, there has been little to no forethought about how internal IT can be extended to embrace public clouds. In effect, IT organizations have so far turned a blind eye to external cloud solutions and focused instead on delivering internal (or private) cloud functionality.
Increasingly, organizations will try to replicate the value of cloud by modernizing, restructuring, and reimplementing their existing IT architectures using cloud concepts such as self-provisioning, elasticity, multitenancy, service-oriented architecture (SOA), and virtualization. Their well-meaning intent is to convert their existing siloed, massive, and underutilized IT systems to a better and efficiently connected cloud (private) environment.


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But there's a bit more for those who like to live on the edge:
If you haven't read the great news about our buildbots and mirrors now is the time to do so. The benefit for ATV users is another place to get fresh nightly builds.
Remember, those builds are not very well tested and might burn your ATV, crash your TV etc.. To get them, you'll need to add an additional update source to Launcher. Check 'defaults --help' on how to do it.
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Maybe it's just been the luck of the draw but my WL dogs have consistently been better, calmer house dogs than my WGSL dogs, without fail. Even when the WLS aren't being worked.
I keep my dogs in the house now & we've gone exclusively WL.
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Same here Merciel! I wanted an active companion, then I got involved in IPO and now everything has changed from the way I manage my dogs, handle them, FB, vehicles, etc. Once you become involved and really take the opportunity to learn about it, it's a lifestyle change. When I first got Isen...everywhere I went I was thinking of different environments to introduce him to, I'm constantly on the prowl for new tracking locations, etc...its amazing lol. Loads of fun though!
I'm having a ton of fun working my pet
I am a pet home. My dog is a great companion. I think people under-estimate what it takes for a dog to be a great companion dog, at least, the way I define it.
To me, a great companion dog is not a house dog, rather it is a dog that can go out in the world with me without me having to worry about how the dog will handle crowds, traffic, noises, new environments, passing cyclists, skateboarders, joggers, random folks stopping to pet him, etc… you know, all the things a city dog would have to be able to handle if it ever was to leave your house/yard/block/neighborhood.
I am breed-neutral in my choice of a dog, I just look for a shelter/rescue dog that I think has the potential to be the type of companion dog I want. My current dog did not walk out of the shelter being the perfect companion dog (by my definition). But, as I was his foster home, I got to know him and felt he had the right characteristics (handler focus, desire to please) to become one with some TLC and training… turns out I was right : )
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No, there'll be no third dog for us, for a number of reasons. For a while I thought (or maybe more accurately hoped) that would be possible, but it's really not.
I'll just play it out with the two dogs I've got, learn as much as I can learn, and then hopefully be able to get it right the third time.
For me, a pet home is a home where the dog's primary purpose is as a companion. They might take some OB classes, go hiking, play with the kids, they may even play around in Rally or do a CGC, but these are all secondary to having a dog that they can just enjoy as part of the family.
A working home is a home that has far more goals for themselves and the dogs. They are not out there dabbling. These people are doing sport, working the dogs in SAR/detection, need a service dog, maybe doing security, PSD, etc. Dogs don't know that they are doing sport vs. "real" work. They are active, travel, train often and there are certain things expected of the dogs. A working home can also be a pet home and for me that is preferred.
Working homes and pet homes need many of the same things in their dogs. Sound nerves, trainability, health and temperaments. Often the dogs are interchangeable. I tend to like a certain type of dog to work, but even so, 3 of my girls could have easily fit into most pet homes. One would have needed a bit more experienced pet home. The fifth would have controlled the household by the time she was 18 months though for me, she is an easy dog to live with,
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If you know you want to do sport with a dog, you stack the odds in your favor - temperament, breeding, training, etc. But if they just aren't going to do sport, especially if you are invested in competing, it might in some cases be better to rehome them to a family that does not have the need to push them towards sport so the sport family has room for another dog with the capability to do the work needed.
It's not that the dog isn't cared about, but there is an opportunity for a more fitting home for it elsewhere. It's basically about making sure the dog has a good home, even if that home is with someone else. Not to be mistaken with a more shallow "I'm bored of this dog so let's get rid of him". It's just about recognizing that if you are the type of home that is constantly training, going to meets and practices and trials with all your dogs except one, it'll probably be unfair to that one dog and there is a more suitable home where it will get the attention it needs.
This is basically it for me. I re-homed a dog about a year and a half ago. I miss the dog greatly, but she's in a great home. They are very active outdoors and take her everywhere. I spoke with them yesterday and they love her! They were also told when they took her that if some reason it wasn't working out she was coming back to me. At that point she would live out her time with me as I don't want her bouncing around houses. I have been available for any support they need with her.
I didn't wash her because she was a bad dog. Just not one cut out for sport. It was making her neurotic. Rather than force her to be something she's not I decided to place her in a more fitting home.
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No, there'll be no third dog for us, for a number of reasons. For a while I thought (or maybe more accurately hoped) that would be possible, but it's really not.
I'll just play it out with the two dogs I've got, learn as much as I can learn, and then hopefully be able to get it right the third time.
|Is a third dog in the cards for you so that your husband doesn't have to be separated from Crooky? Also, yes, I am actually discovering that I love the sport too. I currently handle a shy dog in it though, who never really learned to play at his first home, so it has been fun for me to work on teaching him to play.
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It's just about recognizing that if you are the type of home that is constantly training, going to meets and practices and trials with all your dogs except one, it'll probably be unfair to that one dog and there is a more suitable home where it will get the attention it needs.
My washout is a great pet dog. He is affectionate, stable, gentle, tolerant, quiet, and low-key. He would be a perfect dog for someone who wanted a loving family companion who'd be superb with the kids, social in everyday outings, great for hiking and active play. This dog has many, many wonderful traits.
But they aren't the traits that I appreciate or care about. He can't do the activities that I want to do.
As a result, I don't give him the appreciation he deserves. He gets less attention, less time, less training. When I do train him, I don't have as much patience as he needs. Working with him causes me to feel disappointment, and he senses that disappointment, and then my dog gets disheartened and discouraged and gives up.
He feels bad and I feel bad. It would be better by far if he could go to a home that would love and cherish him for who he is, and not constantly be disappointed about what he can't do.
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I did read it, but I will look at it again.. It's funny- my husband is becoming very competitive about IPO. I didn't expect to get so into a dog sport, and as our dogs were not purchased for that purpose from the beginning, it's becoming a little interesting to see my husband's competitive side come out with regards to them.
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Stacy Blahnik, a 31-year-old woman who lived in Point Breeze in Philadelphia, was found dead by her boyfriend at their home on Monday evening. Blahnik is survived by her partner, her dogs, and many friends and colleagues.
Blahnik was known locally and nationally as an activist and mentor with the House of Blahnik. She held a position of leadership, the "Overall Mother", and focused on the emotional and sexual health of those in the community marginalized by race, sexuality, and gender identity. From their website:
The Undeniable House of Blahnik, a ballroom focused community based organization founded in 2000 by African American and Latino gay and transgender persons whose primary goal was to form a social network of progressive, supportive, and creative individuals dedicated to developing and garnishing the talents and gifts of the "ballroom" community. Our mission is to positively affect the social development of our members and to provide nurturing spaces for self-expression, and personal and professional growth.The cause of death has yet to be announced, and some suspect homicide. A large bald white man was seen leaving her place on the day her body was found.
Details on this case are scant. Initial reports claimed that she was found with a pillowcase around her neck. Police later denied that and said that there were no signs of trauma on her body. Given that trans people face a rate of violence twice that of cis people, it is certainly more than likely that her tragic death was violent in nature.
Her death has been remembered and reported by police and media not with respect for her life as she lived it, but with incorrect information borne of bigotry and and sensationalism. This ABC news report has done an excellent job of giving basic information on the case that does not degender or dehumanize Blahnik, but it did so only at the urging of the Transgender Foundation of America. The police report and this report from Philadelphia Daily News reporter Stephanie Farr are both stunning and typical examples of how trans women are treated by the forces of cissexism.
Blahnik is referred to with male pronouns and a name she did not use. She is dehumanized from the very start, when "transsexual" is used as a noun, rather than "woman". Her clothing at the time of her death - the clothes she was wearing in private - are heavily highlighted to sexualize her death. Throughout the Daily News piece, her beauty is referred to again, and again, and again. Her body gave other women complexes! She got attention on the street! These are not compliments, but transmisogynistic exploitation of her gender and appearance.
This sexualization is not only reflective of Blahnik's gender, but also of her race. Black women have long been seen as hyper-sexual; women of color are frequently reduced to their shape and appearance and sexual attractiveness.
Two good posts on Blahnik's death and the media coverage of it have already been written. From Helen G* at Questioning Transphobia:
[I]t's because of a legal system which is too busted, and those who run it too bigoted and transphobic, to allow for the possibility that, although some women may well be trans, that's no reason to dehumanise them by denying appropriate documentation. By the look of it, the local PD in this instance is another one which has yet to make that great leap forward into the 21st century, where trans women are treated like the humans we are.From Monica Roberts at TransGriot:
That means Stacey's name should not have been placed in quotation marks, since once again, she was obviously living publicly as a woman and your interviews with her neighbors should have established that.Blahnik's life is not worth covering to reporters, and her gender is exploited for shock value. Farr, aided by the police report, focuses not on Blahnik's death, not on the circumstances of her case, not on her life and time, but instead upon the womanhood that she so clearly views as questionable. This is ground in with the very last line, which misgenders, objectifies, and trivializes a life lost: "'Whatever she was - transvestite, man, woman - she didn't deserve to die like that,' one man said."
Blahnik was a positive influence in the lives of many: her neighbors, her boyfriend, the people she worked with and for. She should be mourned and remembered for her life well lived: her good work, her relationships with her loved ones, and her considerable contributions to her community.
ETA: Please check out and share Lilith von Fraumench's open letter to the Philadelphia Daily News as well.
*Originally mis-identified as Helen Boyd, who is a totally different person. Apologies, and thanks to Queen Emily on tumblr for alerting me to my mistake.
ETA: I made a huge and very harmful mistake when I posted this yesterday by attributing Helen G's work to a cis woman with a history of appropriation.
I deeply regret my actions and apologize to Helen G.
My act of verbal violence was a part of the long cis tradition of taking trans voices and issues and appropriating and centering them around cis voices. It was careless and cruel.
Furthermore, I apologize to her and to my readers for not identifying my error and apologizing for my attack on her sooner. Both are indications of carelessness and unexamined privilege on my part. I will refrain from posting about trans issues for a while as I struggle to understand and atone for my actions.
Here is Helen G's explanation of why what I did was so wrong.
I also apologize to Kinsey Hope, whose expertise and friendship I selfishly used for my own learning experience.


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For decades it was known as Dr. Arlo Nansel's dentist office but after retiring last year the office is empty, and the process to renovate 12 N. Seventh St. has begun, with the help of Brownfields federal funding.
Building owners Mike Etchemendy and John Filler were awarded a Brownfields Assessment Grant for an assessment study to determine if there are any hazardous materials in the office and, if so, the cost for cleaning it up.
Miles City Preservation Officer Connie Muggli said buildings constructed before 1970 often have hazardous materials, such as asbestos.
Monday morning Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) subcontractors, Gary Snow from Pierre, S.D. and Greg Geras from Denver, were on hand to determine if the office held any asbestos, lead-based paint, mercury in the light bulbs, mold, radon, pentachlorophenol (PCP) or other hazardous materials.
Snow said the Brownfields funds are aimed at removing hazardous materials and renovate buildings for economic development.
Muggli added that the goal was to reuse existing structures.
The ultimate goal is to benefit the community, Geras said.
Brownfields Project Manager Ted Lanzano said the assessment will likely cost around $15,000-20,000.
After the assessment is done and if a cleanup is needed, Etchemendy and Filler will consider applying for the Brownfields cleanup loan.
Muggli said Etchemendy and Filler are the first downtown merchants taking advantage of the Brownfields funds.
She said many private owners could be eligible for the funds, and she would walk owners through the application process for historic buildings.
"So far it's been pretty painless. She's been taking care of all of it," Etchemendy said of Muggli and the application paperwork. "Connie's been great through the whole thing."
"If I tried to do it on my own it would be overwhelming," he said.
He said that with the assessment study, they will catch any hazardous materials in the office.
"I'm going to sleep well at night. I don't want anyone to get hurt because of our ignorance (about hazardous materials). ... We're doing it so we can get it done right," he said of the assessment.
Plus he's happy it is contributing to revitalizing downtown.
The office will be gutted and totally remodeled, Etchemendy said.
There are renters for the office who want to move in as soon as possible.
Muggli said that while the assessment is done with EPA consultants, the cleanup is done with local contractors, bringing more money into the community.
"The end result is that the building is safe for future tenants, increased property value and it brings jobs and businesses to town," she said.
For the building owners, it reduces the amount of capital outlay they have to come up with to renovate buildings.
"It's one of the most efficient and successful economic development tools in the country," she said.
The savings of using Brownfields funds combined with historic preservation tax credits "is huge," she added.
Tuesday night Etchemendy, Muggli and Shelli Esle of the Great Northern Development Corporation (in Wolf Point) will get together to discuss the Brownfields Revolving Loan Fund to clean up the office, if it is needed. Great Northern manages the fund for Miles City.
Muggli said banks generally don't give loans for cleanup, therefore the EPA established this fund.
Usually the interest is less than bank loans.
Now that owners of one downtown property has applied for the grant, Muggli hopes others will follow.
Lanzano said, "It has been a pleasure working with Miles City and the property owners on this downtown revitalization project. We can provide assessment and cleanup support for similar projects, and we hope to continue working with Miles City in the future."
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Superchunk were formed in the college town of Chapel Hill in 1989 by singer/guitarist McCaughan, bassist Laura Ballance, drummer Chuck Garrison, and guitarist Jack McCook. Initially dubbed merely Chunk -- the "Super" prefix was later added to avoid confusion with a similarly named New York City avant jazz band -- the group issued its debut single, What Do I, on the Merge label, which was jointly run by McCaughan and Ballance. The follow-up was 1990's epochal Slack Motherf**ker, MacCaughan's blistering tirade against a lazy Kinko's co-worker. The single was immediately hailed on both sides of the Atlantic as one of the definitive indie anthems of the era, and with the subsequent release of their self-titled debut LP, Superchunk were widely celebrated among the most promising young bands in America.
As the success of acts like Nirvana and Pearl Jam made Seattle the early-'90s music scene du jour, label heads scrambled to locate the next alternative rock hotbed. Chapel Hill became the consensus choice, and Superchunk were tapped as the Next Big Thing. The quartet -- which had subsequently exchanged McCook for guitarist Jim Wilbur -- soon found itself in the middle of a major-label bidding war, but the bandmembers defiantly stuck to their guns, remaining on Merge for their brilliant 1991 sophomore effort No Pocky for Kitty, recorded by Steve Albini and distributed by Matador. A singles collection, Tossing Seeds, followed in 1992, and a year later Superchunk -- now with new drummer Jon Wurster -- returned with the superb On the Mouth, highlighted by the singles "Mower" and "The Question Is How Fast."
In addition to Superchunk's relentless tour itinerary and prolific recording schedule, McCaughan released the 1994 LP I Hope Your Heart Is Not Brittle, the first full-length release from his side project Portastatic. Even as media attention shifted elsewhere, Superchunk forged ahead, following the release of 1994's Foolish with Incidental Music, a second compilation of singles, B-sides, compilation tracks, and other assorted offerings. Released in 1995, Here's Where the Strings Come In heralded a subtle refinement of their core sound, and was supported by a tour on the second stage at that summer's Lollapalooza festival; the first single and video, the surging "Hyper Enough," was even a minor hit. A brief hiatus preceded the release of the 1996 EP The Laughter Guns, the full-length Indoor Living appeared the next year, and Superchunk returned again in 1999 with Come Pick Me Up.
Ten years on, Superchunk remained as prolific as ever with their eighth full-length release, Come Pick Me Up, which arrived in 2001. A third collection of singles, the double-disc Cup of Sand, followed in 2003, compiling the band's singles and assorted rare tracks from 1995 to 2002. Superchunk contributed songs to various compilations over the following years, including a humorous duet with Meatwad, the meatball-shaped character from Comedy Central's Aqua Teen Hunger Force, which ultimately appeared on the show's soundtrack. They also released material on their own, including the 2009 EP Leaves in the Gutter. The band's ninth album, Majesty Shredding, arrived the following September. They showed no signs of slowing down and released I Hate Music in the summer of 2013, following it up with a monthlong U.S. tour. ~ Jason Ankeny
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Track List: I Hate Music
Track List: Majesty Shredding
Track List: Leaves In The Gutter Ep
Track List: Cup Of Sand
Track List: Art Class (Song For Yayoi Kusama)
Track List: Here's To Shutting Up
Track List: Late-Century Dream
Track List: 1,000 Pounds
Track List: Come Pick Me Up (Remastered)
Track List: Come Pick Me Up
Track List: Hello Hawk
Track List: Indoor Living
Track List: Indoor Living (Remastered)
Track List: The Laughter Guns
Track List: Here's Where The Strings Come In
Track List: Hyper Enough (Single)
Track List: Incidental Music 1991-95
Track List: Driveway To Driveway
Track List: Foolish
Track List: On The Mouth
Track List: On The Mouth (Remastered)
Track List: The Question is How Fast
Track List: Tossing Seeds (Singles 89-91)
Track List: No Pocky For Kitty
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That post wasn't nearly as annoying as his next post. He seems like one of those guys who just likes to hear himself talk.
Only a little exposure to Superchunk, but I just wanted to say that Majesty Shredding is really good. Just solid songwriting, played with energy and enthusiasm - It's not all I'll ever need to listen to, but why much it up with anything extraneous?
You're a fool! Why would a band that came before the band in question, owe anything to that band?! The Space-time continuum strictly prohibits that. Use your mind, son!! They were clearly saying that Superchunk influenced a lot of bands that came after them. ZERO room for your argument here.
Its about time.
Wish I was going to Coachella.
How long has it been now?
going on 8 years
there have been bands that have broken up and re-united in that amount of time.
Lets go chunk!!! get back in the studio.
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10.Outie ( Mr. Work Interlude) ( Prod by Choo Jackson)
11.UFO ( Prod. by MWill)
12.When I'm Drunk (Prod. by Choo Jackson)
13.This World (Prod. by Tecknowledgy)
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