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back to the plane thing.....i fly SW whenever i can. they are fun. i know they are also very security conscious. they prove that you can be both.
Are we safer with all this extra security?
Perhaps was confused with the Mexican President and was traited as an illegal inmigrant.
Flying is not safer today than it was on 9/11. The TSA is for the most part incompetent.


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I wish I could find such a class around here...
I'm taking a Glock detail stripping class! I have yet to detail strip my Glock 35.
Have you guys took that step? How was it? Any tips? Thanks.
I wish I could find such a class around here...
Just dont use a knife to pry the backplate off the slide. An acquaintance of mine tried that and ended up with a handful of stitches after a 100mph ride to the emergency room in a local cruiser
There's a sign that says "Use the right tool for the job" above his desk now.
Well, I suppose I'd just like to be shown in person 1x - I prefer that for most things instead of just reading a scematic.
I just read the instructions on another site last night how to fully strip my Glock 23 but decided it wasn't something I wanted to do. I only have about 2,500 rounds through my pistol, it has been cleaned after every range session, soon I will have my local shop strip it for me. He said he would show me how to do it and walk me through it the first time, no class no fee, justbuy him a burger. Gotta love the small shop customer service.
I'll give you guys a report this weekend to see how the class goes. The instructor made sure to bring cleaning supplies...so my Glock will be spotless. I plan to clean more of the trigger spring (where my NY1 spring hides) and inside the slide areas. Looking forward to see what I left in there.
The Gun Digest Book Of The Glock by Pat Sweeney says to use a screw driver to pry off the slide cover plate, what a STUPID thing to say and book in general.
If you want the best Glock "how to" manual get "The Complete Glock Reference Guide" by PTOOMA productions. It has way more information then the average person could use in an easy to follow, step by step format.
I have that book also, using it I stripped my G17 completely, cleaned it up and put a 3.5lb connector in it. It is really quite easy.
I had a gunsmith show me how to detail strip a Glock. I took it home that night and stripped it a couple of times to get the hang of it. I also got a pamphlet that explains how to do it. Very useful to be able to detail strip a gun. After 1 or 2 thousand rounds, while u can keep the easily accessed parts clean, there's quite a lot of carbon that builds up in the places u can't access easily, like the connector, trigger bar, extractor plunger channel, firing pin channel etc. I love having completely clean guns. Not necessary, but I swear it helps me sleep at night.
Just got back...the Glock class was cancelled because the instructor had to take care of his son after surgery.
Next time.
Printed out the .25 trigger job and did it. Pretty easy for me.
Word of the Wise: The Glock warranty will be invalid, when you tinker with it.
As I was removing the Blocking Lock Pin with a standard 3/32" punch, I pretty much scratched the paint off it. When calling Glock to find a replacement, they only provide it for Glock Armorers. I'm glad my local firing range has Glock accessories.
Glockamania, sent you a PM. If the pin's scratched on the end, touch it up with a Sharpie or some brushed-on paint.
A few months ago I went on the Glock Parts website and they show a very comprehensive take down of both the slide and frame including pictures of every step. I did this with my Glock 19 and had no trouble with disassembly or reassembly using my little Glock factory pushpin tool. After doing so I appreciate the marvelous simplicity of the design and could see why the Austrian armed forces adopted the G-17 so many years ago. At an armourer's level it would be easy (and cheap) to get one up and running especially since it's built in their native land should a problem arise. In contrast, at the time of the pistol trials, HK submitted the P-80 which was just a P7 PSP with heel mag release and I think the larger trigger guard of the future P7M8 at the time. Even though I own one and it's a fine pistol, it would have been a terrible choice as a military sidearm and not just because of price. There are over 50 parts in it and the barrel is press fitted into the frame. It would have been a logistcal nightmare for the armorer in terms of parts and practicality when servicing these pistols. Needless to say, it was dropped from consideration early on. In the six years I've had my Glock this is the first time I've detail stripped it and like I said , I could see why this pistol is adopted a lot by law enforcement and military establishments worldwide.
Thank you for the insight Hevchev50!
Yeah, it seems even a 9 year old can detail strip a Glock.


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You might not think it, to look at these cuddly pictures, but the prospect of a polar bear "war" was looming large over Germany yesterday.
Flocke, a recently born cub who caught the public imagination by being rejected by parents and raised by humans, was making a long-awaited public debut – accompanied by her keepers, including Horst Maussner (right), before a 350-strong crowd of excited press photographers, TV camera crews and cheering fans. The four month-old female, whose name translates as "snowflake", has been described by the local media as the arch rival, in the battle for Germany's public affection, to Knut – another polar bear cub, who was born at Berlin Zoo in 2006 and also raised entirely by humans.
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Visit Split and start exploring it from a cute and cozy apartment located in the old part of Split called Veli Varoš.
It is located very central, only 5 minute walking distance from the main attractions (Diocletian's palace, the promenade called Riva, the park forest Marjan) but still quiet enough to sleep well. It takes you only 15min to get to the nearest beach.
Restaurants, fishmarket, green market, bakeries, post office, pharmacy and other shops are all nearby.
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It consists of a bedroom with double bed (140x200cm), living/bedroom with sofa bed (160x200), kitchen with dining area, bathroom with toilet and shower and the terrace, the highlight of the apartment, which offers a great view of the oldest part of Split with the belltower of the St Domnius' chatedral.
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We can highly recommend Split and this apartment 100%
Tanja was a fantastic host and couldn't have been more helpful, She gave us lots of info and nothing was too much trouble. The apartment was spotless with a beautiful terrace, in an ideal location, with easy access to bus,train,boats and set in very peaceful area.
Split has somthing for everyone and is definitely worth a visit
Our holiday in Split was beautiful! The apartment Tanja was perfect for us, everything is there what you need and the beautiful rooftop terrace has been extensively used for breakfast, sunbathing and drinking wine! Tanja was very helpful and attentive, the time has taken on our questions and gave us advice on trips. We were more than happy and would recommend this apartment more definitely! Thank you Tanya!
Unser Urlaub in Split war wunderschön! Das Appartement von Tanja war perfekt für uns, alles ist da, was man braucht und die wunderschöne Dachterrasse wurde ausgiebig zum Frühstücken, Sonnen und Weintrinken genutzt! Tanja war sehr hilfsbereit und aufmerksam, hat sich Zeit für unsere Fragen genommen und uns Tipps für Ausflüge gegeben. Wir waren rund um zufrieden und empfehlen das Appartement auf jeden Fall weiter! Danke Tanja!
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posted at 6:38 pm on December 29, 2009 by Dafydd ab Hugh
The attempt to stonewall investigation into the voter intimidation case against the New Black Panther Party — the case was dismissed by Attorney General Eric Holder (the first black attorney general!, a fact the NBPP seems to find of great significance) and Barack H. Obama (the first black President!, ditto) even after the Justice Department won it by default — has just taken another stupifying turn: The administration booted Christopher Coates, the voting-rights section chief who signed off on the complaint against the Black Panthers, out of the prestigious D.C. office and down to South Carolina:
The veteran Justice Department voting rights section chief who recommended going forward on a civil complaint against members of the New Black Panther Party after they disrupted a Pennsylvania polling place in last year's elections has been removed from his post and transferred to the U.S. attorney's office in South Carolina.
Justice Department officials confirmed Monday that Christopher Coates, who signed off on the complaint's filing in federal court in Philadelphia in January accusing the party and three of its members of civil rights violations, would begin his new assignment next month.
I suppose there could be an innocent explanation; I understand Coates graduated from the University of North Carolina… mayhap he was just pining for the Carolinas and reckoned either one of 'em would do. But coming at the end of such a timeline of scandal, it's a bit thick:
- December 22nd, 2008: Career Justice Department officials decide to proceed against the Panthers for their intimidation of white voters and Republican poll watchers in Philadelphia during the November presidential election.
January 7th, 2009: Christopher Coates signs off on a civil complaint against the NBPP and three members alleging violations of the Voting Rights Act of 1965:
"The complaint, filed in the United States District Court in Philadelphia, alleges that, during the election, Minister King Samir Shabazz and Jerry Jackson were deployed at the entrance to a Philadelphia polling location wearing the uniform of the New Black Panther Party for Self-Defense, and that Samir Shabazz repeatedly brandished a police-style baton weapon."
(The third member named was Malik Zulu Shabazz, Chairman of the NBPP.)
Career prosecutors at Justice pursued the case vigorously, but the Panthers failed to participate, show up, or even respond; they simply ignored the proceedings against them.
April 7th, 2009: Prosecutors obtained an affidavit from Bartle Bull, "longtime civil rights activist and former aide to Sen. Robert F. Kennedy's 1968 presidential campaign," who stated that he personally "saw the three uniformed Panthers confront and intimidate voters with a nightstick."
Mr. Bull said the "clear purpose" of what the Panthers were doing was to "intimidate voters with whom they did not agree." He also said he overheard one of the men tell a white poll watcher: "You are about to be ruled by the black man, cracker."
But this affidavit was never filed with the court; no explanation why not has ever forthcome.
- April 20th, 2009: The court issued a default judgment against the NBPP.
May 15th, 2009: The Department of Justice filed a "notice of voluntary dismissal," notwithstanding the default judgment against the Panthers:
Court records reviewed by The Times show that career Justice lawyers were seeking a default judgment and penalties against the three men as recently as May 5, before abruptly ending their pursuit 10 days later.
People directly familiar with the case, who spoke only on the condition of anonymity because of fear of retribution, said career lawyers in two separate Justice offices had recommended proceeding to default judgment before political superiors overruled them.
The "political superiors" would presumably be Associate Attorney General Thomas J. Perrelli (a political appointee and big-time fundraiser for Obama during his campaign — number three at Justice); acting Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Loretta King; and, one presumes, Attorney General Eric Himpton Holder, Jr. himself.
New Black Panther Chairman Malik Zulu Shabazz and Jerry Jackson were dismissed from the case altogether; while Justice sought an injunction against Samir Shabazz that he "not display a 'weapon within 100 feet of any open polling location on any election day in the city of Philadelphia' — until November 15th, 2012, when the injunction expires. After that date, he is evidently free to resume his armed vigil outside Philly polling places… as he is free to do immediately anywhere outside the City of Brotherly Love.
June 16th, 2009: The United States Commission on Civil Rights sent a letter to the DoJ demanding to know why the case was dismissed after it had already been won:
"Though it had basically won the case, the [Civil Rights Division] took the unusual move of voluntarily dismissing the charges , " the letter said. "The division's public rationale would send the wrong message entirely — that attempts at voter suppression will be tolerated and will not be vigorously prosecuted so long as the groups or individuals who engage in them fail to respond to the charges leveled against them."
The CCR began an investigation of the case and its voluntary dismissal by Perrelli and King, as well as others, such as the number two at Justice, Deputy Attorney General David Ogden. The Commission has the authority to issue subpoenas with which, by law, all federal agencies must comply:
The commission, by law, has explicit power to issue subpoenas, and the law mandates that "all federal agencies shall cooperate fully with the commission."
It eventually subpoenaed two career DoJ attorneys, Christopher Coates and J. Christian Adams, to come before the commission and testify about the NBPP case. There are some indications that Deputy Attorney General Ogden was also subpoenaed, but I cannot say for sure.
December 2nd, 2009: Notwithstanding the law, the Justice Department ordered Coates and Adams not to comply with their subpoenas, neither to testify nor appear before the Commission on Civil Rights. The Department of Justice insisted that their own "internal regulations" dating from 1951 trump the more recent federal law.
On this same day, Ogden announced his resignation after less than a year on the job.
December 29th, 2009: And now today, the Washington Times — which seems to be the go-to paper on this alleged violation of the rather important principle of the unbiased rule of law — reports that Coates has just been ousted from the D.C. headquarters and reassigned to South Carolina.
Sure is a nice career you got going, kid; sure would be a shame if anything was to happen to it…
Two conclusions spring to mind:
First, the administration of Barack Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder seems single-mindedly obsessed with crushing the voter-intimidation case against the New Black Panther Party, preventing any outside investigation into said crushing, and punishing those who participated (under the previous administration) in bringing the case in the first place… those who naively believed that the point of the Voting Rights Act was to protect the voting rights of all the people, not just black liberals.
And second, I would recommend to J. Christian Adams that he get his resume in order… just in case.
I think we can find the key to unlock this mystery in the accusation leveled by New Black Panther Chairman Malik Zulu Shabazz, from today's Washington Times story:
Party members have not returned numerous telephone messages and e-mails for comment, but told the Associated Press earlier this month in Dallas that the Justice Department was correct in dismissing the complaint. Malik Shabazz described the complaint as a "political witch hunt" aimed at discrediting Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. — the first black man to be named to the post.
I believe the order to kill the case came directly from Holder, if not from Obama himself, for several reasons:
- General sympathy with the leftist, blacktivist cause (perhaps absorbed by the president during his two decades in the pews of Jeremiah Wright's Trinity United Church of Christ);
- Fear that Obama's victory (hence Holder's appointment) would be tainted by the whiff of scandal;
- And bitter, relentless, reflexive hatred of George W. Bush from Texas and everyone associated with him, leading to the automatic imputation of vile motives for every policy he enacted… including even his support for the civil-rights acts of the 1960s. If Bush pushed the case, then it must be for some disreputable, white "cracker" racist reason.
Howbeit, since they quashed the case (it seemed like a good idea at the time), Obama and especially Holder are locked into a policy of stonewalling: They're increasingly worried about the unanticipated consequences of such a blatantly partisan action, particularly after the Left kicked up such a fuss about the putative "politicization" of the Justice Department under President Bush. Thus they have no choice but to implement ever more draconian actions to keep the lid on the mounting scandal.
But Panthergate has become an out of control boiler; as the heat rises, so does the pressure. Eventually it will blow skywards, and there is nothing anyone can do to stop it.
Perhaps Christopher Coates will come to feel grateful for his exile to South Carolina, where he is less likely to be scalded by the superheated steam.
Cross-posted on Big Lizards…


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Mission to Save Historic Barrack at Air Force Base
EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. (AP) - Nearly 43 years ago, a group of special operations soldiers were training hard at a compound at Duke Field, but didn't know why.
They were working closely with special operations airmen at Eglin, practicing long flights over the Gulf of Mexico and rehearsing an operation in which they entered a replica of a guarded building that deep in the woods.
It wasn't until the men landed in Southeast Asia that they found out the nature of their mission: to force their way into the Son Tay prison in North Vietnam and free more than 50 American prisoners held there in tortured duress.
"For 90 days we were locked up in Duke Field," said retired Army Capt. Dan Turner of Columbus, Ga. "It was a very important part of lives."
Recently, Turner, now 70, visited the Army 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne) cantonment along with three other men involved in the Son Tay Raid on Nov. 21, 1970.
They were in town to talk about a plan to save the officers' barrack at Duke where some of the soldiers lived while training for the raid. It is scheduled for demolition later this year.
They want to move the barrack to the 7th Group's property and use it as a museum, not just for the Son Tay Raid and the Army 7th Special Forces soldiers that participated in it, but for the history of American Special Forces in general.
The Air Force Special Operations Command is at Hurlburt Field and the Army Rangers have Camp Rudder near Duke. They all would benefit from the museum, said Army Lt. Col. John Cathell, executive officer of the 7th Group.
He said preserving the barrack and establishing a museum could help troops feel connected to those who came before them.
The 7th Group is one of the most deployed units in the Army.
"They just go and go and go," Cathell said. "When you are doing that you are so focused on today's mission (that) you lose track of history."
They will need to raise $116,000, primarily through donations, to move the barrack.
Last week's session kicked off the fundraising drive.
"I am really proud to hear you are rescuing some of the history of how we got to where we are today," said retired Air Force Gen. Leroy Manor, who lives in Shalimar and served as task force commander of the raid. "That's something that could have easily been forgotten."
During training, the troops were told nothing about their mission; they were cut off from the rest of the world.
"No momma," Turner said. "We had some beer and fights in the club, but nothing else."
After being in the dark for so long, when they were excited when they found out they would try to rescue prisoners.
"Everyone in the military was anxious to do something to help the POWs," Turner said. "Being chosen to do this was an opportunity of a lifetime, something we knew we had to do."
The prisoners were suffering. They were subjected not to waterboarding-type psychological torture, but the "broken bones, maimed for life, death kind of torture," Turner said.
After months of planning and preparations, more than 50 soldiers and nearly 100 airmen participated in the raid.
That night, a quarter moon hung low in the sky - not too dark to see but not too bright to be seen.
Helicopters landed inside the Son Tay compound and soldiers penetrated the prison walls.
But the cells were empty and the raiders were devastated.
"There is no American word for how we felt," Turner said. "There's nothing in the English language that really describes it. It was the worst feeling of my life."
The feeling Turner had that night continued every night for three years until the POWs were released, he said.
The prisoners had been moved months before, before commanders even had selected a location for the mission, Manor said.
"They didn't know we were coming because we didn't know we were coming," he said.
He said that although they were unable to save any prisoners, the mission was not a failure.
"Our primary mission was to get the message to the prisoners that we had not forgotten about them."
After they were released at the end of the war, the former POWs reported that conditions improved dramatically after the raid.
The Son Tay raid, which went off as planned, led to a revolution in intelligence gathering and was used as an example of a successful joint clandestine special operation for years to come.
The officers' barrack and one other building scheduled for demolition at Duke are the only two structures that remain from when the men trained for the historic mission.
"We will not let a piece of history be destroyed, even if we have to go over there at 2 a.m. and take it apart piece by piece and bring it here ourselves," Cathell said.
To learn more, contact sontayraidersgmail.com. Donations can be made to the 7th Special Forces Association, Attn: Nichole Vild, Son Tay Raiders, P.O. Box 2395, Crestview, FL 32536.
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Canisius College women's soccer head coach Jim Wendling announced the addition of goalkeeper Allison Maynard to the incoming recruiting class on Tuesday morning. Maynard will join eight incoming recruits in the fall of 2013 from Florida, Michigan, New York, Ontario, and Pennsylvania, including two junior transfers.
"Allison has great instincts in goal with great hands and excellent punts," said coach Wendling. "She will bring much needed competition into Griffs' goalkeeper core of senior Megan Tock, junior Bridget St. Leger, and sophomore Kailee DeFranks."
A native of Circleville, Ohio, Maynard has gained club level experience for Blast FC of nearby Columbus as well as the Freedom SC. As part of her club teams, she participated in many competitive tournaments including the Disney President's Day Showcase, Germantown Showcase, Blast FC Showcase, and the United States Youth Soccer Association (USYSA) Region II Midwest Regional League. In addition, she was named to the 2011 and 2012 Ohio South ODP ID Pool.
This season with Blast FC, Maynard has started in 18 games with a 0.52 goals against average with 11 shutouts and 50 saves.
Her hard work on the field is reflected in the classroom with a 4.2 GPA. Beyond her involvement on the pitch, she is also active in the National Honor Society, Class Office, Student Council, Students Against Distracted Driving (SADD), Science Club, Art Club, Key Club, AFS-Foreign Exchange Club, and a nine-year member of the 4-H Club.
Maynard chose to attend Canisius with interest expressed by Murray State, Eastern Kentucky, Florida Tech, Ohio Wesleyan, and Wittenberg University. In the fall, she will be majoring in animal behavior at the College.


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Turkey Trouble Freebie!
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I love how the students had to draw the disguised turkey verses making one! Thanks for the freebie!ReplyDelete
This is SOOOOOO cute! Thanks for sharing! I'm saving it for next October when our Thanksgiving rolls around again!ReplyDelete
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Love it! And must find this book. :)ReplyDelete
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Love, Love, LOVE!!!!!!ReplyDelete
BTW: looking forward to seeing you Nov 29-30 in Orlando!! :)
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Deanna!! Super cute as usual! And a extra special thank you for the Hello Font shout-out! Yes, you do not need to give me credit...but you know I appreciate you spreading the word about my fonts, and my new commercial license! You're the BEST!!!ReplyDelete
LOVE it! Last year we read this book and I sent home a template for kids to decorate/disguise the turkey at home---but Thanksgiving seems early this year and I hadn't gotten around to sending it home. This will be PERFECT! Thanks so much for sharing!!!ReplyDelete
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Hi Angie, I've always done it that way too but I noticed that it was the parents who were doing all of the work so I changed it this year. ;)Delete
You are so right! We have "kids" decorate a scarecrow at home and you can tell who "assists" their parents, and which ones take the lead and their parents assist them. :) Plus, now that I'm a momma of a first grader, I'm realizing about the lack of time at home to do these kinds of things, and I'm thankful my own son hasn't had a project like it!! Reading together and talking about books is my favorite time to spend with him---as it should be with my school kids!Delete
Aww I love how they have to give something they actually have!ReplyDelete
Sara :)
Smiling In Second Grade
Love 'um!!!ReplyDelete
Michelle @ Smitten With First
Love this book! Thanks this is so cute!!ReplyDelete
Thank you! My kinders will love doing this :)ReplyDelete
love this...so cute!! =)ReplyDelete
Just Wild About Teaching
Love this idea! I am going to use it for my "turkey station" day later this month Thanks for the freebie:)ReplyDelete
Kindergarten Kel
I do a similar activity with my kids every year, but I like your version WAY better! I love that they have to come up with a reward...so fun! Thanks so much for the freebie. My kids will love this!ReplyDelete
Crazy Daze in First Grade
This is such a cute idea! Thank you for sharing!ReplyDelete
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Thank you so much for this freebie. My kids loved it and the story you suggested. I referenced the activity on my blog along with samples. Thanks again!ReplyDelete
This is awesome! I'm using this in my first grade classroom this week. My kids are going to love it! I appreciate all of the hard work you put into your activities and units!ReplyDelete


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8 years & up. Meet ReCon 6.0. It's a toy, a robot and a tool for learning. Your child can program ReCon 6.0 to navigate specified courses that can deliver a treat to a pet, surprise a family member with a personalized message, carry a soda, guard a bedroom, or just dance. Teaches basic programming, early mathematics, and basic problem solving. Pre-built, no assembly required. Requires three C batteries (not included).
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Purchased as gift for our 8 yr old grandson - with a little help and review of directions he was off and running. Enjoys it much, albeit, you cant carry a soda the little box in back is to small and the 3 "C" batteries are not powerful enough to carry any weight. The head is just for looks. He will enjoy for about 3 months and then will be ready for something up a few levels.


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If you've been planning on getting fit for the last, well, forever, but just haven't got round to it yet then why not sign yourself up for a charity event? There are so many going on all over the country your biggest challenge could simply be deciding which event to get involved in. One way of choosing your event is to decide on which charity to raise money for first, then visit their website to see what events they have and which might suit/challenge you the most! If you don't mind which charity you raise money for then check out a few and see which ones are running events that you'd like to get involved in. Most charities will do everything from simple donation collection to more extreme fundraising such as climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. So sometimes it's a case of finding the right challenge and then deciding who to fundraise for! Here are some ideas;
- London to Paris bike ride.
- Coast to coast bike ride.
- London marathon.
- Race for Life
- Marathons/half marathons in other cities.
- The Great North Run (Newcastle).
- Sponsored swim.
- Or set up your own event, charities are usually open to new fundraising ideas, sponsored silence, casual day at the office, the possibilities are endless!
There is a real sense of camaraderie during these types of events in which everyone pulls together and supports one another to make it through the finish line. They're great fun, hard work but definitely worth the effort! If on the other hand, you're more of an adrenaline junkie why not try a sky dive or a bungee jump? You might not have to be as fit, but you will definitely need plenty of courage to throw yourself out of a plane.
For extra inspiration and if you didn't catch it the first time around, we recommend you watch Eddie Izzard's documentary about his marathon running. Izzard ran over 40 marathons in 50 days in aid of Sports Relief. His rather controversial methodology to his running proves that you don't have to be the fittest athlete to achieve something extraordinary. Although we don't think that eating ice cream will make you run any faster!


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PixelPants wrote:The red shirt looks under threat from toppling books. He'll be gone by the end of the semester for sure. Your drawing style sits really well on this one as does the muted color scheme midgerock.
glad someone mentioned the red shirt. I thought it wasn't obvious enough apart from the fact that the other trekkies are using him to carry all their books. Thanks for the comment and support.
Re: Acquired Taste
If this shirt prints I am definitely buying it!
npromero wrote:Howdy howdy howdy,
A few comments of my own.
It's too low of a res to tell if it's really C&P, such the nature of jpegs. Yes, I get that the two adults look like mirror images. But they are mother and father of a incredibly rare species of bird. In fact so rare they are consider by most to be mystical. As for the little guy in the middle, he is being re-born. From the ashes come a child when in consideration of Phoenix.
Actually to quote a professional in the field, " It's a shame you had to see him on a Burning Day. He's really very handsome most of the time, wonderful red and gold plumage. Fascinating creatures, phoenixes. They can carry immensely heavy loads, their tears have healing powers, and they make highly faithful pets." (Wilfred Albus Dumbledore: The Order of the Phoenix, pg 151)
The plumage in mention helps describe "what the little guy is or isn't doing in the middle".
I believe this is whats considered getting schooled, geek style.
Quick edit. This is from The Chamber of Secrets.
On another side note, it's hard to quote when you're drunk. :D
Re: Different Taste
this is so funny!
Re: Slow Seeped tea
This is so cute and amazing! this design make feel good!, Congrats Diana
Re: Rise of the Machines
sorry your not getting more votes.
A thought I had: while red generally indicates danger, giving the electronics a BSoD may have been more poignant. Tho then you'd likely get people telling you that the malfunctioning comps don't endanger the book *shrug*
Re: The Fifth Element?
I love this characters! Keep doing an amazing work!
Re: Mugs
Love the mugs and coloring! looks amazing +1
Re: pizza party!
This is amazing, and deserve more votes!
Re: Creepiest Triplets Ever
I think I saw this on an episode of the X-Files.
viscosity2004 wrote:More than 6 colors?
It is more than six colors. Do I just resubmit it? What happens to the votes it already has?
Re: You Weren't Invited
I HAVE to have this shirt! I laughed out loud when I saw it...the dog's face is so blank and the cat is soooo hacked off...perfect! Er, I mean purrrfect.
Re: The Black Sheep
chump, you did a wolfie one! X3
*now biggest fan ever*
endangeredomega wrote:I doubt it was the artist's intent, but as someone with ties to the transgender community, I can't help but see this as insensitive at best, and insulting at worst.
I completely agree and had the same reaction upon seeing this shirt. It's quite insensitive toward gender identity and doesn't acknowledge the gender spectrum upon which we all fall, but rather the binary male-female system that our society pushes.
thurdl01 wrote:Reminds me a lot of the Pixar short "For the Birds" but not so close that I think there's any problem. Big fan of this design.
Yeah, that's what i thought of too! That's one of my favorite Pixar shorts. Very cool design
I'm so sad this did not get more votes. I love it.
I can't believe the number of votes this week!! 10th place already has over 600 votes on Tuesday. Very impressive. I didn't take the time to look back but it's got to be close to a record.
This is the first wearable shirt I've seen on this site in no joke over 6 months. I swear the demographic for this site has to be very young, because all the winners every week look like something I would wear when I was 8 to 14 years old...
Nice design, even if you don't win. Voted.
Re: the gentlemen
I'm offended that the blue men in the design do not have mustaches, monocles and top hats as a true gentleman would have!!! And its called "The Gentlemen"!?? Poppy c-o-c-k, I say! POPPY C-O-C-K!!! Those aren't gentlemen!! This design IS AN AFFRONT to all the true gentlemen out there, which I ,dear sir, am!
This design spits on the ideals and way of life true gentlemen pursue and hold dear! I call a pox on you, sir! A POX!!! BROUHAHA!!
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btw, I like the design. very simple and wearable. As to being offensive, meh. You can read into anything you want. That's what's great about art. Its always up to interpretation and cause debate. If this does that, kudos to you. Not saying its high art by any means but if it causes discussion let alone awareness of a lifestyle or cause, I think its a good thing. +1
frinkeldoodle wrote:Aww, poor icosagon.
Close: "icosahedron." Because it is a solid (made up of equilateral triangles with 5 triangles meeting at each vertex. Thus, it is a Platonic Solid).
Those d6 really are just bullies. Don't they realize d20's usefulness? No, they just steal his trading card money.
Ok, everyone! The jig is officially up. I've spent years upon years sitting high atop my mountain of white privileged money pile that I got from having a cushy job handed to me fresh out of boarding school. It was fulfilling for awhile, but it got boring.
My spiral into discrimination was a slow and dark decent. At first, I would simply toss rocks from my pedestal onto the heads of the lowly minorities that would cower beneath me, but that too, was not enough. I have now unleashed upon the masses this masterpiece of hate. After successfully knocking the transgendered down a few pegs with this design, next week I shall come after another. And I shall do this over and over until my cold, cold heart ticks it's final tick and I will pass my white-hetero fortune unto my immaculate son.
Edit: Muahahahahaha!
npromero wrote:Last comment,
One more dedication.
Because I haven't been rejected this round. Im collecting those stamps like they're hooker tradding cards on the Vegas Strip (go to vegas and you'll get the joke).
I collected over a hundred of those cards once. (I was 17, there was nothing else to do on the strip ;)
Why hasn't this fogged yet??!!! C'mon, it has all the classic ingredients! Ramy, turtles, and a pop culture reference that makes all the nerds wet their pants and start voting!
There's still a chance wooters, weird eyed turtles seen a million times before FTW! Ramy forever!!
I doubt it was the artist's intent, but as someone with ties to the Mexican-American community, I can't help but see this as insensitive at best, and insulting at worst.
How did you know my tía Irene has that exact mustache?
dreamwootseeker wrote:Why hasn't this fogged yet??!!! C'mon, it has all the classic ingredients! Ramy, turtles, and a pop culture reference that makes all the nerds wet their pants and start voting!
There's still a chance wooters, weird eyed turtles seen a million times before FTW! Ramy forever!!
This was fogged over the weekend and has slid down ever since.
Must be all that goop.
Re: a monster in disguise
My one thought is how is he going to eat the other cookies?
Even still this shirt is great!
spaceman817 wrote:Thanks for the feedback!
No problem. Also, I forgot to mention that the waves are really well done.
RedXIII wrote:This is the first wearable shirt I've seen on this site in no joke over 6 months. I swear the demographic for this site has to be very young, because all the winners every week look like something I would wear when I was 8 to 14 years old...
Nice design, even if you don't win. Voted.
I completely agree. I honestly though my other shirt would do better for being cartoony and girly. I'm glad this one turned out to do fairly well. Lately it's been hard to find shirts that aren't just for women and cartoony/cutesy on shirt.woot.com.
Thanks for the nice comments.
Keep voting though, we are still far from top 3
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no text... or religion
squirlin wrote:i've convinced myself that the general dislike of white shirts is whats keeping this design from staying fogged. Perhaps try submitting on heather grey if its not too much of an artistic compromise? I wants this shirt you see. . . also really would have liked to own. . "yay" i think it was called (sorry if thats not right), a flame riding some guy's back from the fire derby.
Have you seen his tees for sale?
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love this!!!
piakul wrote:no text... or religion
This is not "religion"...it's pointing at how society is becoming too money centered...and hey, it got in.
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I'm a little new to woot and woot shirt design. I used many different photo references to hand draw the design. Next time no references and hopefully I can get the same support. Sorry Woot community. Won't let it happen again!
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This is so nice and wearable! really nice work!
It looks like he's got some green armpit funk going on!
Cutest zombies EVAR!!
Re: Just a little paint
Wow! my friend, your work here its perfect!
Congratulations! I will totally buy it!
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Hmmm... Shirt's message is ambiguous and truly DOA, play on words is dated, and I'm afraid recreating high school with baked goods just isn't shirt worthy, no matter how 'cute' the cupcakes are, or how much chocolate chips happen to look like zits. Far better art than I could ever accomplish though, just wish those talents were used for something a little less meh.
this is...adorable! I hope it prints!
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Nice design! I only just saw it. This is a tough week.
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ITHACA, N.Y. – Senior Rob Pannell became the eighth Division I lacrosse player to reach 300 career points and Cornell used runs in each of the first three quarters to top Siena 17-9 on Tuesday afternoon at Schoellkopf Field. The Big Red improved to 8-1, while the Saints slipped to 2-7.
Pannell had two goals and three assists and hit the milestone number early in the second quarter to ignite a five-goal run that put the game away. He ended the day with 303 career points, just one point shy of matching Siena's all-time leading scorer, Tony Asterino, for seventh at 304.
Senior Steve Mock notched a team-high four goals and assisted on two others, while senior Connor English had two goals and an assist, Connor Buczek netted a pair of goals and both John Edmonds and Max Van Bourgondien notched a goal and an assist each. Six other players scored at least one point, including senior Jake Thompson who scored his first collegiate goal in the final minute.
The defense was outstanding as the starters played the first three quarters, never surrendering consecutive goals. Tom Freshour caused three turnovers and won five ground balls in front of senior goalkeeper AJ Fiore, who made five saves and surrendered five goals in the first 45 minutes. Doug Tesoriero won 12-of-23 face-offs and secured 10 ground ball wins.
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A pair of sustained runs did in the Saints in the first half, though the highlight of the first 30 minutes was Pannell's 300th point. The historic score came on a feed to Dan Lintner for a goal with 9:23 left in the second that triggered a 5-0 run, including four consecutive goals over the span of just 2:32. Cornell had scored four goals in the span of just 2:20 earlier in the first quarter to solidly give the home team the advantage.
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As I look through the zines section of Etsy I find myself getting frustrated whenever I see a zine that costs more than $2 or $3 and is not full color, or printed and bound in a unique way, or fifty pages or thicker, or otherwise distinguishable from zines that cost less.
My frustration is probably an unreasonable reaction, since it's not right for me to expect anyone else to place the same value on their own work that I place on mine. I didn't get into zines to make money, so I price based on the cost of materials and printing, usually with enough of a profit margin that I can print a few more copies of one of my mini-zines, for instance, with the money I make from selling one. Again, that's just my schema--I'm not at all saying that everyone should do it this way.
And I've sent out far more zines in trade than I've ever sold. If I see someone with a zine on Etsy or elsewhere that I really want but costs way too much for me to buy outright, I'll often ask if they do trade, and send them several of my own zines for one of theirs. I basically make zines so I can read zines.
But I am curious to see what others in the community consider when pricing their zines. Are you content-oriented or materials-oriented, or do you look at the finished product and say "This is worth $X"? Do you charge more for a brand new zine and then drop the price later? Do you do a short print run of a super fancy version of an issue (special cover and binding, full color, and/or bonus material) at a premium and then a bare-bones black & white one for cheap? Do you consider an art/illustration zine worth more than a text-heavy one (which tends to be a common perception in my very un-scientific survey of Etsy), or vise versa? Speak up!
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I definitely agree that there's room for everyone and every pricing scheme. And to be fair, there are certain zinesters whose work I will buy no matter what the price (so far anyway) because I know they'll produce awesome quality work. And that makes me super happy.
I almost feel like it comes down to terminology. Maybe some of the pricier, more involved pieces being sold as zines might benefit from more explicit names? It kind of reminds me of what happened with ATCs and ACEOs (I won't get into it, but for anyone not familiar, http://artcardist.com/http:/artcardist.com/blogs/atc-vs-aceo-round-ii). Anyway, I wouldn't begrudge any artist the right to categorize their work as they wish, but it might alleviate some people's expectations of price (and even things like content and style, although I like to imagine there's no limit there).
For the record, I don't steal copies at work... maybe just because I'm an auditor, and it would give me a weird complex.
By the way Elaine your work sounds awesome, do you sell or display it online anywhere? I'd love to check it out.
My website is way out of date, is being redone from the ground up, but you can see the paper dolls and the tarot deck over here --
The cartoons are going to have their own website.
I try to watch for the 'get 20 free copies' codes for Office Depot and the $10 off $20 purchase at the print shop for Office Max, to defray costs.
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I normally print up about 170 to 180 for about $150.00 plus shipping. I'll charge 2 dollars and with that is a full 8.5 by 11 size zine, stapled to look like a book or magazine and it's normally 24 pages front and back with covers. Mostly writing but some pages have more pictures than others.
I don't normally ask for submissions from others but this time I had a dude do a review. I'm probably going to send him 10 issues for him to do what he wants.
I also give out shit loads. Every time someone buys a record or whenever I send a package to friends overseas or Christmas time.
This is a really interesting topic. I agree that the $1 or trade model is a little outdated (think 90's economy, certainly inflation has raised the cost of copies and postage since then). I price my zine at about double the cost of printing. Here's why: I prefer for my primary method of getting my zines out there to be trade and through distros.
If distros can pay me the cost of printing, and make that for themselves, I think that's fair, and usually prefer distro credit anyway. And I'll trade with just about any other perzine writer. I'm always interested in other perspectives/stories/styles, so that seems like a beneficial exchange for both parties.
However, most of my zines have been fairly long, standard sized zine, and over the past few months, I've been playing around with mini-zine formats. I really like how accessible and inexpensive they are, and I'm looking forward to putting out a little collection of mini-zines. I think that's a pretty fun, cheap alternative, and it gives me the option to find new, cool, creative ways to package them all together.
I'm at a place where I want to do more creative stuff with my personal zine. In the past, it's been a really good outlet for me to deal with really hard emotional stuff. But I'm at a different place in my life now, and I'm really excited to do a zine for fun, to experiment with printing and binding and things like that. So, I guess we'll see.
I am in the uk and my latest poetry zine is 30 p and I have an a4 for £1 I think thats 60 cents and $1 but if I have to post them its double.
This is a struggle for me too. I priced my zines at $4 and $5 because they are 8 1/2 x 11 and between 60-75 pages. Every time I do one, it's a struggle for me to find a photo-copier who can help me break even at that price. So I finish the damn thing (usually a year-long project that I do once every four years) and I'm always faced with not being able to get it done without a loss. Last year I found a deal at Copy Max in Albuquerque but they did a very pissy job. Things were good when I was in LA and my friends there could sneak me into their office copy rooms during quiet weekends to steal some ink and copy machine. (I brought my own paper.)
Is a zine worth over $3. Good question. I surely find it hard to cut my zines down to fewer pages. Totally use the cheapest materials I can find. If I buy a fancy font, I usually eat that cost myself.
When the next zine comes out, I do experiment with the price of the old ones. Right now they're all the same. Will probably move them back. After a few years, some of my zine content gets posted on my site. So they should cost less.
I think if you can afford to sell them more competitively (cheaper), like an eBook at $2.99 (which seems to be the sweet spot), you might actually make more money in the long run, as zine sales go.
I sell my zines for 5 to 10 buck's,sometimes with a black & white cover.I figure it takes alot of time to write,draw,and print them.5 buck's isn't much money.I usually print a couple hundred or so,or have somebody print them for me and let them sell it,and give me i/2 the copies.Since so many shop's and distributor's are half assed about payment and bookkeeping,I have to charge more to make up for the freeloader's.I rarely break even.
Do you use card stock covers on them then? How many pages are in them? Just curious.


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This team needs a very capable, veteran guard to work off of, and feed Monroe and Drummond. Like Nash and Stoudemire. A'mare was a young, raw, athletic freak in Pheonix, and Nash was a vet in his prime. I think Joe might have thought Chauncey could still pull it off, and mentor a young Knight at the same time. Chauncey couldn't do it.
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It's borderline negative.
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|1ST time? looks fantastic to me ....and I've been at it over 30 yrs You have an eye for it ,thats for sure...
Sometimes I am reading old threads to get info and wonder if a project ever got finished, or if the problem got solved, so I thought I would throw an update pic of the car on here. Thanks again for all the great advice on this forum. The spi products worked very well for me.
i'll try to get another pic on here when the car is back together.
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Your right LSs10...I tell people to spray base medium wet, never wet. Medium wet to me means that the base is wet enough so that if there are any metallic's, they have a chance to lay down properly and wet to the point that when the solvents evaporate from the base coat your left with a nice even, flat finish to lay clear over top. If it's sprayed dry, the clear will look as though it has dirt or texture in it, if it's to wet, it could have peel in it that will transfer to peel when it's cleared. Also if base is sprayed to wet, the surface will dry and trap solvents underneath...when you clear it, the base will open up , release the trapped solvents and when the clear cures, you have a real good chance of the clear peeling off in sheets.
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3/8th of an inch of filler is to much...that's one of the reasons that the filler is cracking. I can't see the previous repairs in the pictures so it's hard for me to give you concrete advice but, chances are you would be better off to replace the previous repair with new metal. If the filler is cracking it's because it was put on to thick (1/4 of an inch, which is what most filler manufacturer's recommend to be the maximum depth or amount of filler, is more than what I would ever put on on one spot, let alone 3/8 of an inch and when you dig the filler out, chances are you find rust underneath it). When filler cracks, water gets in the cracks and filler is a sponge and will suck up moisture causing the metal underneath to rot.
Yes, with out a doubt, you are doing the right thing taking the car down to bare metal.
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Spent some time building a paint booth with all the useful info here.
Started stripping paint, here is what I am finding
top layer comes off really easy with a razor, dark grey under it sands off, factory paint below it is a real pain to wheel/sand off, primer under it is easy.
Just wanted to make sure I was still doing the right thig to take the whole car to metal and not just scrape the crappy top layer.
I also wanted to get opinions on the rear I found patched, there was up to 3/8 filler in areas, is this normal/o.k. to smooth the welds out a little more and re-fill with that much filler or should I be looking at trying to pull out the dips more?
|69 widetrack
I don't know how the person who is painting your car paints but 1.5 gallons is lots of base coat. Reduced it should take 1.5 US quarts per coat maximum which means that you do in fact have enough for 4 full wet coats of base. PPG Deltron covers well and the fact that you are going over top of a dark grey/black primer and the color is dark, it should cover in 2 coats. That being said, if you don't have a mixing system it's always a better idea to have more paint on hand than you need, there's nothing worse than running out in the middle of a paint job. Just a tip...don't reduce all the base coat...reduce what it as you need it and when your done make sure it's sealed up real good and tight...it'll last for years then.
|I'm sure this is asked a lot but am ordering base tomorrow and am thinking 1.5 gallons will be enough for a fourth coat if need be, and if not I will have extra for repainting plastic and endura bumpers in the future, or extra for screwing up a coat ect. This is a pain for me to get, but figured two gallons would be overkill. It will be PPI Deltron DBC very dark green on black SPI epoxy with SPI reducer using a devilbiss HVLP gun.
|69 widetrack
Glad to hear that all's coming together, the fact that you can take the paint off with a razor blade is even more reason to strip the car. Can you imagine painting over top of paint that comes off that easily?
When you start stripping the car, be sure to keep your sandpaper sharp...when paper gets dull, you generate even more heat and have greater risk of warping the panel
Good Luck and keep us posted.
Doug was great to deal with, epoxy and cleaner is on its way, hopefully getting the base from the lower 48.
If there are other canadians reading this in the future I called a lot of people to track these down, hopefully im allowed to post them.
Horizon in langley sells dupont/nason
Pacific western paint and kms tools sell ppg omni
Chase autobody sells sikkens
Shirwin williams atx is at 604 299 0929
Lordco and kms tools sell dp50lv
But as far as primers go, as fsaid above why not deal with doug kennedy SPI.
By the way I threw a razor blade scraper at the paint, wow that works well, and no dust, way way faster and cleaner then sanding to get the top coat off.
I have a 7" buffer so I may try that, just worried about the heat, i"ll be starting on the hood when im back in two weeks as its off the car allready. Going to sharpen up some scrapers.
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|if it were me i would remove the doors to to weld the patch panels,those doors will warp easily if left on. lay them on sawhorses flat to weld. ive found that the low voc canadian dupont nason products work better than ppg omni lowvoc , good luck
get a backing pad for a buffer, cause you'll need a buffer later on after you paint. Then you can put 40 grit on your buffer with a slow speed and buzz that paint right off. Use a DA for roofs and decklids. Using a DA on that whole car will take forever.
|69 widetrack
You have the luxury of time...When you can build a car and not have a hard and fast deadline you can do a much better job. You've made the right choice and when your car is done, you will know that it was done right...Painting a car properly isn't cheap and if a car is painted on the cheap that's exactly what your going to get. If it's done right the first time, you can get years of enjoyment out of it...done wrong, or not done as you said by taking the "correct steps", you might get 6 months of enjoyment and then rust will start coming through again and all that time, searching for answers, materials and money spent will haunt you and the common phrases used in 6 months when done wrong are....woulda, coulda, shoulda.
Congratulations, you won't regret your decision.
|I think that post sums it up. If I go ahead with painting it should be stripped. The engine won't be complete until Dec (porting heads this sept while im working in camp 6 weeks). I think once I have all my materials lined up I will start stripping and bribe someone to come over and do some patch work. Hopefully I get some reasonable prices on paint monday and get in touch with SPI. I'm in camp for the next two weeks, so besides ordering I will hopefully get started then. By the way, this forum is a huge help to me, just as jeep forum was when building my jeep and garagejournal was when doing my epoxy floor, and a dozen others, how this was all done before the internet amazes me.
|69 widetrack
I took a look a your photo's and I can appreciate that stripping the car isn't something that you where looking forward to...I would ask you how much do you like the car, how long do you plan on keeping it and wouldn't you feel better knowing what underneath the paint...especially after your going to the time and trouble to paint it?
Look at it this way, it should cost you about $100 tops to strip the car with 80 Grit on a DA...You still need filler, you still need to weld in patch panels, you still need primer...and by spending the extra $100, your getting cheap insurance and you know what's underneath your paint. You mentioned it only had 1 paint job over top the original and the car is a 1977? That would make the substrate on the metal now 36 years old. I know I'd feel better with a new substrate to paint over top of and by investing $100 you can have that clean substrate and know that there isn't any more rust lurking underneath the old paint.
Just my thoughts and if I liked a car and I was going to paint it, I wouldn't hesitate to strip it.
Hope you get more responses.
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If your looking for base coat and your considering the VOC compliant product we have here in Canada...I would suggest paying a few more dollars, drive to Seattle, walk to Seattle...No I'd run to Seattle and pick up either PPG's Deltron solvent based Base Coat or Dupont's Chroma Premiere...it's well worth the money and the time. I was a Rep for PPG and their Value line, Omni, just like Nason for Dupont is quite low on the value. I know your looking to get a solid green for your TA so you wouldn't need to worry about metallic control which is a big issue for the value lines...another big issue is coverage, by the time you have saved all that money buying Omni and applying 5 coats of base or more to get coverage, you could have gotten coverage with Deltron in 2 or 3 coats...but that would mean a trip to Seattle.
The wait is worth it for the SPI, Epoxy and clear, and the price is right as well. I haven't looked at your photo bucket yet but will shortly and get back to you.
And by all means get more opinions on stripping the car...it's what you should do.
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On Jan 30, 2:12 am, "Andie S." <freefalling... at gmail.com> wrote:
> Yes, it was a practice exercise that I was able to figure out with
> some trial and error.
> I was aware of the "Orthogonalize" function. And the point of the
> exercise was to compare the two.
> But thanks for the suggestions!
> On Jan 26, 3:24 am, "Andie S." <freefalling... at gmail.com> wrote:
>> I am having trouble creating a function gramSchmidt[vList] to
>> construct an orthogonal basis for a list of vectors, vList.
>> any pointers on how to do this? Thanks!
See Paul Abbott's Gram-Schmidt code at