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The rush to judgment on the part of the Netanyahu government reminds those who have studied American-Soviet relations of Americans who wanted to drop atomic bombs on the enemy because unless the US acted immediately, evil would triumph. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in a recent TV interview, urged the Israel government to halt its head-long determination for a finality with Iran. She termed Israel's Iran policy "futile" and that it would only result in disaster for both nations. "We have negotiated with many governments who we did not believe represented the will of their people. Look at all the negotiations that went on with the Soviet Union. That's what you get to do in diplomacy. You don't get to choose the people. It required fifty years of negotiation with the Soviet Union before democracy and peace came to that nation.
Recent events in Iran indicate a significant portion of its population seek peace and democracy. The future of Iran is still unknown, but one thing is for certain, an Israel air attack on Iran would unite the nation behind the current rulers and kill any hope for democracy in that nation for twenty years. Sometimes, the race actually goes to the turtle rather than the hare.


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July 27th, 20110
There are many great towns and cities in Britain (outside London) that are perfect for a day's shopping; Leeds, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Manchester, Cambridge and Brighton to name but a few. So why not indulge yourself and round up a couple of girlfriends and plan a day away? If you have children you could leave them with your partner (get him involved!). Sometimes school holidays can be more stressful and exhausting, so a break and a change of scenery to recharge your batteries will make you feel re-energized as you tackle the rest of the holidays. If you are single, just pick up the phone, your friends will be glad that someone has taken the initiave to organize something.
As its summer, let's take a closer look at the city of Brighton and Hove on the south coast. Prince Regent made the area fashionable after his first visit in 1783; he fell in love with Brighton and went on to commission the building of The Royal Pavilion. In 1841 with the arrival of the railway, Brighton was more accessible to Londoners, it attracted many day trippers, the town was also known as a health resort, as the seawater was thought to bring many health benefits. Brighton is often known as 'London by the Sea', as it is just 50 minutes train journey from Victoria. Its population is made up of students from all over the world, young families and famously has a vibrant gay scene.
You will not get bored in Brighton, there is plenty to do. If you are there early enough you could have a delicious breakfast at Bill's Produce Store (The Depot, 100 North Road), or for a traditional 'greasy spoon' you could go to Cafe Motu (6 Trafalgar Street), a no frills café that serves a fantastic English breakfast.
Then you could take a slow amble through the North Laines, and look at all the amazing independent shops selling vintage clothes, baby clothes, lovely homewear and beautiful jewellery. You could then book yourself in at The Treatment Rooms (New Road), a beauty salon and day spa. They offer all sorts of lovely treatments like a Swedish massage or an aromatherapy facial. You could then have a spot of lunch at Dermot O'Leary's Fishy Fishy Seafood Brasserie (East Street).
After lunch you could pop into our Bravissimo store (North Street) and have a bra fitting from one of our experienced fitting consultants. If the sun is shining, and it usually is, there's no better place to be. Give it a go this summer – and do pop in to our store to say hello!

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Check Battery Terminals
New battery, huh? Doublecheck the terminal connections. Once I had similar problem. Turned out the mechanic had crossthreaded the terminal nut so the terminal seemed tight on the battery, but came off in my hand!
|Corrosion strikes again! I'll give it a look tomorrow to confirm, but that sounds like the culprit. Thanks a million t bucket!
Ok, this is a common issue. There is a pack of grounds in the drives side floor, under the carpet. You need to pull up the trim strip that runs on the door sil and pull back the carpet. There is a black connector there with a cover. If you pop the cover off there is a piece of metal that connects about 5 or 6 spade lugs together, pull the metal strip out and clean the green crap off it with a wire wheel. Put it all back together and your problem will be gone for a while. I have seen this in several 95-2000 GM full size vehicles. It is a really stupid setup. The grounds for most items in the car run through this connector. The fuel pump ground is in there. It will usually happen after turning on a high load item like the lights or rear window defroster. Usually when the car wont start the power windows will also be real slow or wont work at all. We have actually eliminated the connector all together buy cutting off the connector and soldering all the wires together.
Hope this is your issue as it is a cheap and easy fix!!
The first one of these we fixed had been to the dealer 3 times and they couldnt find it.
|I did a load test on the car, ac and stereo on, revved the engine and it was still over 14 volts. Battery is literally 3 weeks old, I tested it and it had over 700 CCA charged. I checked the main grounds under the hood, I will go through and check through the other ones as suggested. I don't believe that it's the ICM, the car would crank easily even while hot, good idea though they go bad all of the time on these styles of engines. Thanks for the suggestions.
I agree with Bobjob. Check all the grounds but also check the battery. The new cars require a certain voltage to run. When you said you turn the lights on it killed the engine, that rang a bell. I have seen where a battery was weak where as it would spin the engine and start it as long as nothing else was on. While idling or running down the road and the A/C compressor, blower motor or anything that draws amps came on it would steal current from the ECM and shut down the engine. You need to do a voltage drop test on the cars electrical system. Hope this somehow helps.
|Sounds like the a repeat of an "ignition module" problem I've encountered on some cars over the years. I don't know if your car has one. The car runs fine for a while but after it runs for a while the module heats up and takes out the ignititon system. After the module cools for a bit the car restarts with no problem until the next time... Don't know if this applies to your situation though.
try checking your grounds. there is more than 1.try around computer. under drivers seat, or behind kick panels.may have to remove fuse (can't rember which one)for airbags first, don't want them to blow!!
they are not marked- tagged on to something else-poss. cig. liter ect.
Car shutting off while driving. Help!
The car is a 1998 supercharged 3.8 buick regal. While driving down the road, the car frequently shuts off for an unknown reason. I pulled the codes off of the computer, and p1404 came up indicating a faulty egr valve or carbon build up in the manifold. I spent 180 bucks on a new egr valve and ran seafoam through the motor. Granted, the engine runs better now, but that did not fix the problem. The alternator is putting out 14.3 volts, so it's great. After I did that work, with the car running I turned the headlights on and then back off and the car completely shut off. The car would immediately start back up, but now it will not. It has shut off and will not crank back up and is currently decorating the side of I-26. I was thinking of replacing the ignition switch, but I can't afford to waste anymore money. I also don't want to tear into the dash or steering column with no definite idea. Any help will be appreciated.
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CARY, N.C. - North Carolina's ACC Tournament run ended on Thursday as the No. 54 Tar Heels were defeated by No. 2 Virginia 4-0 in the quarterfinals at Cary Tennis Park.
It was the 104th successive Atlantic Coast Conference victory for the Cavaliers (22-0) as they scored two decisive doubles wins and were leading at all six singles before the match was called when the score reached 4-0. UNC saw its record fall to 12-13. The Tar Heels are not eligible for an NCAA Tournament bid because they have a losing overall record. This will be the first time Carolina has missed the tournament since 1999.
The Cavaliers won matches at No. 2 and No. 3 doubles as ranked teams won at both positions. UNC's doubles team of William Parker and Nelson Vick was leading the third-ranked Virginia duo of Jarmere Jenkins and Mac Styslinger 6-5 when the match was called.
Virginia then won in straight sets at #3, #2 and #5 singles to clinch the win and a spot in Saturday's semifinals. The match took just a little over two hours to play on a 70 degree day in Cary under sunny skies.
It was the final collegiate match for two excellent seniors – William Parker and Taylor Meyer.
Heading into next year, the Tar Heels are 70-33 in ACC regular season matches since 2004. Carolina has handed Virginia two of its three ACC regular season losses since the '04 season. The Tar Heels are the last team to beat UVA in an ACC regular season match, that coming in 2006.
#2 Virginia 4, #54 North Carolina 0
Doubles (Team Winning Majority Of Matches Earns One
Team Point)
Order of match finish: (2, 3)
1. #70 William Parker/Nelson Vick (UNC) led #3 Jarmere Jenkins/Mac Stysliner (VA), 6-5, DNF
2. #16 Alex Domijan/Mitchell Frank (VA) d. #86 Brett Clark/Esben Hess-Olesen (UNC), 8-0
3. #79 Justin Shane/Julian Urigen (VA)d. James Coxe/Oystein Steiro (UNC), 8-4
Singles (One Team Point Per Singles Match)
Order of match finish: (3, 2, 5)
1. #3 Jarmere Jenkins (VA) led #43 Esben Hess-Olesen (UNC), 6-3, 2-1, DNF
2. #1 Alex Domijan (VA) d. Brett Clark (UNC), 6-2, 6-2
3. #39 Mitchell Frank (VA) d Nelson Vick (UNC), 6-0, 6-2
4. #27 Mac Styslinger (VA) led William Parker (UNC), 6-2, 5-2, DNF5. Justin Shane (VA) d. Oystein Steiro (UNC), 6-2, 6-4
6. Julian Urigen (VA) led Stuart DePaolo (UNC), 6-2, 4-1, DNF
Records: North Carolina 12-13, Virginia 22-0


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He's the only goalie in the NHL that wears a completely white goalie mask. Marty Biron is wearing an unpainted mask in anticipation of an eventual trade with another team. He is not going to paint it until he knows who he will finally end up with. Biron was the difference in the Sabres return to Ottawa Saturday night. He also knows that he will have to go back to the bench for the majority of the season.
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On Wednesday a small team - five scientists and two rangers - were allowed into into the protected heart of Wilsons Prom as part of the Prom Bioscan project. The Vereker Creek Reference Area, colloquially known as Paradise Valley, is largely untouched by recent human activity. It is afforded the highest level of conservation protection and access is strictly limited to infrequent scientific research. The purpose of keeping areas such as Paradise Valley closed is to maintain a pristine reference point against which the impacts of human activity can be measured.
The area contains a stand of Antarctic Southern Beech trees (Nothofagus cunninghamii) and thus the possibility of Gondwanan wildlife. Rare and endangered mammals might still persist there. It's a very exciting opportunity for the specialist team but the first obstacle is getting there. There are no tracks to Paradise Valley, just a long hike through swordgrass taller than their heads after being dropped by helicopter on Five Mile Beach.
Wayne and Richard in their helicopter suits waiting for their turn in the chopper.Image: Melanie MackenzieSource: Museum Victoria
I didn't make the cut for the team going in to Paradise Valley, but there was enough room in the helicopter for a couple of us to tag along for the drop-off, which was an adventure in itself. Seeing the Prom from the air was simply amazing.
The beautiful Five Mile Beach seen from above.Image: Melanie MackenzieSource: Museum Victoria
Jim Whelan of Parks Victoria and our pilot Ed in the helicopter.Image: Melanie MackenzieSource: Museum Victoria
Helicopter taking off for Five Mile Beach carrying field gear and three days' food in a sling beneath it.Image: Melanie MackenzieSource: Museum Victoria
Tomorrow I'm heading to Sealers Cove with about half of the MV scientists for more survey work. We'll be back in the middle of next week with much more to report on the Prom Bioscan.
Lantern slide, about 1920, looking out over Sealers Cove (BA 2950)Image: A.G. CampbellSource: Museum Victoria
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Marine Biology?
I was thinking of going to college to become a marine biologist. Is anybody here in that field who can give me advise on it? Would it be worth it?
I've taken enough courses to almost get a Bachelors in Marine Biology, but chose not to after speaking to many Ph.D's in the field, my professors, and actually doing some of the work myself. I would not recommend becoming a marine biologist if you are looking to start and support a family, want to pursue other goals in life, want tons of free time, or want to make tons of money.
Only do it if you are going to be dedicated. It's a life of research, science, and travel. Pursue it if you love the field enough to dedicate your life to it. I am not saying that becoming a Marine Biologist will make it so you can't have a normal life, but I am saying that being one will make it hard to have a rooted life. You have to travel all over the world for weeks at a time to study and record things in the wild, you have to spend countless hours in the lab testing samples and doing regular lab work. I myself went on a couple trips to various locations around the world, most of the time it is not as exciting as you think it is. It is in fact, very tiring, the excitement wears off very quickly, and you never feel the same level of excitement after your first trip out.
You also cannot just take any marine animal you want home, most of the time it is near impossible to find a specimen, let alone CATCH it. You are allowed to get a special license that allows you to collect a very limited number of specimens for scientific research. Endangered species are absolutely illegal to take (except with an even more special license that can only be approved by the Government), and getting caught WILL land you in federal prison if the quantity taken is substantial. Even taking just one is enough for fines in the tens of thousands of dollars and possible months of prison time. If that is why you want to become a Marine Biologist, stop now. You can get a license for collecting specimens without becoming a Marine Biologist. I have a collector's license that allows me to take very limited amounts of sea critters, but most of the time it is not worth the time and money to go out there to catch a couple of things, especially since they are so hard to catch anyways.
Personally, if I had not vowed to make enough money to support both my parents in their retirement, I would have become a marine biologist. I love all things marine, I love the breathtaking beauty of the reefs under the waves, I love the tranquility of the vast expanse of clear seas, I love keeping a slice of nature in my tank, I love diving in any body of water I can. I love everything about this whole damn "hobby." I love science, so marine biology has got to be once of the most interesting topics I've ever studied, and I switched majors 7 times.
My professors used to make jokes about Marine Biology that I feel would resonate well with a lot of new college students. I forgot exactly what they were, but it was always something along the lines of "everyone wants to become a Marine Biologist when they first go to college, then quickly change their minds when they realize exactly what a Marine Biologist has to do."
I'm not trying to dissuade you from pursuing what you want to do. But speaking from experience, I have to advise you to find out exactly what you are potentially dedicating your future to.
George: So I started to walk into the water. I won't lie to you boys, I was terrified! But I pressed on and as I made my way passed the breakers a strange calm came over me. I don't know if it was divine intervention or the kinship of all living things but I tell you Jerry at that moment I was a marine biologist!
- thefisherman
Doing research isn't the only thing you can do with that degree. You could probably get a job at an aquarium, zoo, places like sea world, or be a specialist at a fish store or something. True, those jobs may be limited, but it's definitely possible.
I figured somebody would tell me something like this. Maybe I need to rethink what I really want to do and just have this as a hobby. I might just end up doing something in the hospital since I already work in one.
However you don't need to be a Marine Biologist to get a job at any of those places. It improves your chances, but it isn't necessary to get a 4 year degree unless you plan on being a specialist. Also Marine vets are a different field too. Marine 'Biologist' is just for the most part a scientist that focuses on things marine, 90% of your job is collecting data and analyzing it. If you're going to be a Marine Biologist, you have to go big, or you won't love your career choice. Would you put aside traveling the world to collect and analyze data and the thrilling (not) hunt for specimens for a job in an office? Or to work in a park? Ask yourself, why did you want to become a Marine biologist in the first place? Personally, I hate the office, I am definitely a field worker, and getting a degree for something that revolves around nature but forces me to stay inside is just ludicrous.
Even though I decided not to pursue the life of a Marine Biologist, I still dive with my professors, I still keep tanks, I still do everything that I would've done, minus the lab science and minus the getting paid. Who says that this has got to be nothing more than a hobby? Who says that you can't do everything a Marine Biologist does in your own free time?
I think you get my point. :)
all kidding aside neat, i truly believe you should pursue what you are interested in. and if that means getting an education learning about something you love go for it! regardless of how lucrative a profession and/or availability of jobs...
i know many patents may disagree as they only want to ensure their children have every opportunity to be financially stable on their own.
but you know what, i spent 12 years in school studying architecture, photography, critical thoery, english literature and fine arts in school and worked (during school) for construction and architectural firms all my life and continued to do so when i graduated because i thought "thats what my
parents want"
12 years later after quitting my architectural job to pursue "the dream" of going into publishing working and making money with friends... i realized i am and always will be architect.
an educational experience and occupation i love, even if the pay sux and nobody appreciates you lol. but now i not only restore buildings, i design and build them with my new firm.
follow the road till it ends my friend...you are only young once, and the resilience of youth should be savored. you have all your life to figure out how to make money! good luck!
- thefisherman
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Tippmann Sports/Pneumatics Picture thread
Posted 25 September 2008 - 10:13 PM
Tippmann 98 custom
karnivor frame
dm4 tadao board
blue eyes
custom 2 way ram w/ eclipse qevs
Rock LPR
vert feed
extensive external milling
custom made eyes covers
CP Reg
evil driver 14inch
hybrid pushbutton on/off
custom powdercoat job
Posted 25 September 2008 - 10:26 PM
Rufus Dawg center feed
TechT fang Trigger
Posted 26 September 2008 - 05:45 PM
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Posted 26 September 2008 - 10:02 PM
My uncle had an A-5 like this, but I different type of flatline, stock, and sights.
Put this in your signature if you would rather feed balls into your gun by hand instead of a vl quantum.
Posted 28 September 2008 - 03:07 PM
Paradise Storm
Paintball Paradise/ /Guerrilla Air/ /ANSgear/ /Trade My Gun/ /Valken Paintballs
Posted 29 September 2008 - 07:00 PM
and just a rough shot to show you what it looks like while looking down the barrel
Posted 29 September 2008 - 07:22 PM
Posted 29 September 2008 - 08:42 PM
My Digi A5-A2 RT Scepter
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Paintball Library - Manuals, schematics, guides Feedback: Ebay, PBN,MCB, SO
Posted 29 September 2008 - 08:46 PM
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Posted 30 September 2008 - 07:23 PM
4 eyes, Frenzy board, pillow bolt, profcieancy engine, violent trigger, kila detents, kila grips
Posted 30 September 2008 - 07:49 PM
My setup changes a lot, I normally have a X36 stock.
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Posted 01 October 2008 - 01:47 PM
Posted 01 October 2008 - 10:07 PM
4 eyes, Frenzy board, pillow bolt, profcieancy engine, violent trigger, kila detents, kila grips
Posted 02 October 2008 - 08:20 AM
Cut Grip Frame
Cyclone Feed
Lapco Ratchet
Wargear Squishy Paddles
New Designs QEV
New Designs Hot Rod
BT Apex Tip
Lapco 12-inch BigShot
OPSGEAR AK47 Stock
DOP Powertube
DOP Front Bolt
TechT Trigger Pin Kit
Lapco Raised Sight Rail
NewStar 4X12 Scope
DOP Rocket Cock
Double Trigger (Unknown Brand)
No, my gun doesn't shoot 25 BPS.
No, I don't scream things like "dorito," and "snake."
No, my gun doesn't weigh less than 2 pounds.
But you know what?
One shot. One kill.
Posted 02 October 2008 - 10:23 PM
A-5 w/
- Pre-WAS e-grip
- JCS metal blade trigger
- Lapco grip bottom adapter
- Cyclone internal upgrades - squishy paddles, alum. rachet & piston
- Poished internals
- NcStar open reticle red dot
- Palmers 14" .690 bore brass barrel
- Home made suppressor shroud
- X7 hopper
- Special Ops Flattop picatinny rail
- Special Ops MP shorty shroud
- Special Ops Longbow stock (modified)
- Special Ops MP5 mag (modified)
- Krylon Fusion "Multicamish" paint
Posted 04 October 2008 - 03:22 PM
Base primer coat black - 1 coat - Dupli-color
2nd coat 1st layer of paint gray - 2 coats - Krylon
4th coat black (I speckled it on) - 1 coat - Krylon
Last coat clear coat - 2 coats - Dupli-color
Stiff! 14in 693 bore barrel
Some brand of front grip lol
Custom light rear hammer and spring
Ballistic sport Promark blade trigger and guard
Dye sticky 3 grips
Rear velocity adjuster
Custom lp chamber
Pallmers stabilzer directly mounted to the asa
Stainles stell bolts
Posted 04 October 2008 - 10:55 PM
I am going to be putting on a diff stock, this just happend to be the one i had laying around.
Posted 12 October 2008 - 07:40 PM
Newer style A5 receivers (polished)
X7 Bolt (polished)
X7 Valve
Maddmann spring kit
New Designz front bolt
JCS Gold powertube
AKA 2 Liter Plus Dual w/ gauge cap
Metadyne folding stock
SP Freak back
SP Apex ready All-American front
SP stainless steel inserts
Apex tip
Lapco Extended foregrip
X7 hopper (neoprene lined)
1/8" banjos and hose
Techt Lightning Rod
Techt Vortex Mod
Techt Squishy Paddles (green w/ interlock)
Adjustable Picatinny Rail (APR - custom design)
SpecOps picatinny rail (under APR)
SpecOps cocking handle
TruGlo Red/Green dot 40mm sight
shrink-wrapped stainless steel hose
CP direct mount On/Off ASA
E-grip w/ APE board
Rhythm Innovation single magnetic trigger
Posted 13 October 2008 - 04:28 PM
Trinity CAR stock,
Tech T Squishy paddles,
Response Trigger System,
LAPCO Vortex Cyclone Mod,
LAPCO 14" Bigshot Barrel,
Opsgear 3-point adjustable strap/carry system,
Opsgear deluxe forgrip,
NcStar Laser Pointer w/ pressure pad,
Tippmann a-5 Tac-Cap (for TTPL reasons),
Rufus Dawg Tippmann X-7 Bolt
Tippmann X7 MP5SD Shroud
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Posted 31 October 2008 - 10:55 PM
m-4 stock
e-grip (with ape board)
a2 foregrip
flatline barrel
flatline shroud
custom muzzle break
silenced hopper mod
ghetto speed feed (not in picture)
polished internals
tippmann double trigger
Posted 06 November 2008 - 03:04 AM
My M4 A5 W/E-Grip
My MP5SDA3 A5 W/E-Grip WAS Board
SLs; SL8R; GEO2; EGO8; Dye NT; DM9; PMR9; WGP KARNIVOR STO E1; A5; A5 E-GRIP; A5 WAS BOARD
Posted 24 November 2008 - 10:53 PM
look at signature
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Posted 29 November 2008 - 02:55 PM
-SpecialOpsPaintball A5A2 handguard
-14" Palmer Custom Brass Barrel
-M4 Barrel Shroud
-6-position collapsible stock
-X7 Low profile hopper (Neoprene Covered Inside for silence see paintborg on youtube).
-JCS Red Hot Power Tube
The Stock Fully Extended...
Palmer Custom Brass Barrel 14" M4 barrel shroud
Edited by J-Rock, 29 November 2008 - 03:02 PM.
Posted 31 December 2008 - 12:02 PM
MCB Feedback
Guns:Ccm'd Superstock,ICD promaster,Trilogy pump
Posted 31 December 2008 - 12:10 PM
this is one of my A-5's. I keep the maxflo on it because I like being able to adjust pressure from 0 to 1000 psi, helps really dial in velocity perfectly
Posted 01 January 2009 - 06:53 PM
Ape V2 Board
X7 Cyclone/X7 Low Profile Hopper
Techt Vortex Mod
!2 Inch J&J Ceramic Barrel
Custom Work
Milled Letters
Milled Front Grip
Milled Valve Lip
Milled "Push Safe" Letters
Painted Black (Needs a new paint job)
Custom Front Grip
Filled in Warning Paragraph
Video (Before Getting Techt Vortex Mod)
Edited by RED352, 01 January 2009 - 06:56 PM.
TechPB 4 Life Cuzz
Posted 27 January 2009 - 05:49 PM
Tippmann GTA reg
Rufus Dawg center feed
TechT fang Trigger
how is the TechT fan trigger
Posted 02 February 2009 - 12:12 AM
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can we get a list of all this
Posted 24 February 2009 - 12:39 AM
Outsmarting oppenents on the field since September 1999.
Understanding the past can better prepair you for the future.
Posted 28 March 2009 - 10:04 PM
dxs 68/4500
nxe cover
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Posted 03 May 2009 - 02:18 PM
wtf mike? think you have the wrong pic
this is one of my A-5's. I keep the maxflo on it because I like being able to adjust pressure from 0 to 1000 psi, helps really dial in velocity perfectly
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Posted 07 May 2009 - 10:32 PM
wtf mike? think you have the wrong pic
this is one of my A-5's. I keep the maxflo on it because I like being able to adjust pressure from 0 to 1000 psi, helps really dial in velocity perfectly
Are you blind? That's totally his up'd a-5. It even has the flatline barrel and everything. e-grip, supped up cyclone. the works. come on man, i didnt think u were that blind lol.
Posted 30 May 2009 - 04:49 PM
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Posted 06 July 2009 - 11:17 PM
Tippmann 98 Custom, 14" Lapco Bigshot barrel, BT Combat Stock custom made gas-thru, milled recievers to accept gas-line, milled rear sight, quick strip reciever mod (kinda sloppy, but still ok), custom made hand guard, textured front grip, custom painted camo/green with NiteShades top-coat, Trinity Gamepad rail/handle, Simmons 30mm red-dot sight with Butler Creek Blizzard lens caps, Cyclone Feed System, X-7 loader, BT Sealed Bolt System slightly sanded to clear stock.
Clicky-pen spring mod, trigger stop, trigger slop pin, tank o-ring on front bolt, polished internals, Trinity Aluminum Ratchet, WarGear squishy Cyclone paddles.
Dubbed: M98C AUG MkIX
Edited by Watcher, 06 July 2009 - 11:18 PM.
Tippmann Tech
Everything Rob "Tyger" Rubin
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- Douglass Adams, RIP
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Sprained my ankle a few weeks ago. Second run on my second time out this season, haven't been able to board since.
It was really icy, and I failed to make a heelside turn. Fell onto my back and rolled down the hill a bit or something, while the board just kept going straight. I made it the rest of the way down okay (well, except falling in the EXACT SAME WAY about 30m further) but that was it for the day. I could walk on it a couple hours later.
Saw a doc the next day, told me to RICE and get an X-ray if it kept hurting. I didn't do the X-ray, but I was limping for a week or so. I can walk normally now, thinking about going back out... might adjust my edge angle in case they're just not grabbing the ice well.
|Twisted ankle nvr happened to me or anybody i know, but i was riding last night(night boarding at local hill) and hit a really sketchy jump and the toe edge of my tail hit the lip and i flew forwards and landed directly on my shoulder. Shit sucked sat there for like 5mins but i feel better today=D
Was on my toeside when 2 skiers jumped in front of me and we were going to crash badly. I've made my best doing at toeside stop ASAP. Slope was hardpacked and somehow i've managed to stop almost immediately. All impulse Ive got was eaten by pressure and bending of my front boot (stiff one, 7 out of 8) in a second. My ankle got all the credit.
Ive finished my run. Got some tea.. made one more and.. Next few days I was crawling around on my rest 3 extremities. After a month Im almost fine, but still have to watch for the ankle.
|Ankle sprains are one of the most common injuries from what I've read, particularly on the lead leg. I had a bad fall (caught my toeside edge, transitioning too soon in a fast carve) that sent me topping in face-first somersaults about 18 years ago. Got a bloody nose, broken google lense, wicked face abrasions...and a sprained ankle. I sucked it up (foolishly) and barely managed to sideslip the last few hundred feet down, keeping all my weight on my back foot. It was excrutiating, but I just didn't want to be "that guy" in the redcoat's sled. (Oh, how age has changed my perspective on that!) I had X-rays and doc deemed it a 2nd degree sprain. My recovery took much longer than what he predicted, though, so I suspect it was worse than he thought. I couldn't walk without alot of pain or a bad limp for about 4 months. I ended up with my good leg hurting from favoring it so much. The summer months were iffy, still painful, especially for anything beyond normal walking. It took a full year until it was fairly comfortable. For a few years after that, I'd get sporadic sharp pains if I'd pivot on that foot or make certain motions. But it's healed up just peachy since.
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If you're sure it's not broken there is no reason to see a doctor. All he is going to tell you is to follow RICE. (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation).
|Yeah go consult and tell us what the diagnosis was.
|I sprained my left ankle a bit. Cartwheel over my ns summit from a pretty crappy landing ( off this 3 m drop) and my body went over the massive nose of the board ( practically set the front binding to the last insert). After 2 weeks of no sports and I still feel a bit of pain. Should see a doc now after I read this thread
Well I actually thread-jacked. But considering it dates back to 2008, I figured I'd got for it haha.
I must have been going not too far from 40 mph when the board caught during the failed landing. I'd say it's more the skidding/trying to slow down part mixed with catching bumps n whatnot that caused the sprain rather than the actual failed landing. (Skidding on my stomach, so I couldn't anticipate the terrain ahead)
I shall give it a week and see where it stands.
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Like MauiWowie said, if you're absolutely sure it's not broken then don't bother going to a doctor, at least not yet. They will only tell you what you already know, rest, ice, compression, elevation. I didn't realize your injury was so fresh and for some reason I thought you said you cartwheeled your landing. If you came down on it really hard but didn't bend or twist it in any unnatural way and you were able to keep on riding the rest of the day then it most likely isn't broken.
I had a similar incident happen last season in the smaller terrain park at my mountain. I went into the jump too hot, overshot the transition and landed hard in the flats. It was jarring for sure and I could feel the compressive forces, but I was ok in a couple of days. In the end I just tweaked my achilles a bit. You have to be careful in those little grom parks because if you're used to hitting the real park you might accidentally carry too much speed into the jump and overshoot the landing.
Anyway it's the tipping forward on your board and the wrenching of your ankle into an excessive bend that will really mess you up, like when you flip and come down hard on your tip or your tail and lean your body too far in that direction or when you cartwheel your landing and bend forward too much. If you didn't do either of those things then you are probably ok.
Give it a week or two and see how it's doing. I would say don't ride on it again for at least a few days, optimally about a week and see if it feels significantly better. Also keep in mind that even if it is just a small ligament tear, that could open you up to a bigger injury since the ligaments are now weakened and if you take another har fall and put similar forces on it, the ankle could bend further next time which could lead to more severe tearing, bone chipping, etc. So if you do get back out there soon, try to tone down your aggressiveness at first.
My most recent injury was two weeks ago and it still isn't feeling much better so that's why I scheduled an MRI. I am somewhat hypersensitive to this kind of thing after my experience 6 years ago when they misdiagnosed my break as a sprain. I don't think my ankle is broken or even chipped this time around, but I just want to be absolutely sure so I don't inadvertently make it worse.
That's where I'm coming from. Better to be safe than sorry. For a $25 copay at the doctor's office you will know for sure and you can treat it accordingly at that point.
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"For the Second Varsity Eight, it was a great a chance to show its speed," said Furtek. "Robert Morris' Second Varsity Eight has done well against crews in the conference, where our Second Varsity Eight has taken time to jell. They picked the right day to finally come through. Their performance was probably the hallmark of the day."
The Griffs' Second Varsity Eight included senior Bridget Wodowski, senior Alyssa Eddy, senior Julia Roache, freshman Julie Sciandra, senior Allison Braun, senior Amanda Kielich, freshman Corrine Kickel, junior Meghan Martin and freshman coxswain Jordan Bamrick.
Tapping into the Second Varsity Eight's strong performance, the Griffs' Varsity Eight followed with one of their own to complete the sweep of the Colonials. The Griffs held over a 25-second lead against the Colonials in the head-to-head race, posting a time of 7:57.95. The Colonials finished the race with a time of 8:23.69.
With the victory over Robert Morris, the Griffs' Varsity Eight remains undefeated against MAAC crews this season through four spring races. The Griffs have captured conference wins over Marist, Loyola and Jacksonville, while posting a pair of wins over both Robert Morris and Fairfield.
The Griffs' Varsity Eight was comprised of sophomore Liz Reinwald, senior Monica Klenk, freshman Nora Kennon, senior Bridget Laszewski, junior Liz McKinney, junior Nancy Kennish, senior Stephanie SanFilipo, junior Lynna Paradiso and freshman coxswain Hannah Blum.
Given the weather conditions, the women's Varsity Four race of the Griffs versus local D'Youville was uncontested on Saturday afternoon. The race was competed on Monday, April 22 with D'Youville taking the top spot (8:53) followed by the Canisius Varsity Four (9:06) and the Second Varsity Four (9:35).
"Our Varsity Four was leading 400 meters in, when they caught an over the head crab and fell well behind," said Furtek.
The Griffs' Varsity Four included senior Katie Riley, freshman Emma Miller, freshman Megan Walsh, freshman Erica Mason, and sophomore coxswain Meagan Hayden The Second Varsity Four was freshman Audrey Mariacher, freshman Jordan Joly, freshman Angela Graves, sophomore Briana Chamberlain, and freshman coxswain Mallory Murdie.
The Blue and Gold will now prepare for their second appearance in program history at the MAAC Championship on April 26-27 in West Windsor, N.J.


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MHBoston wrote:That looks like a MissLauraB dragon. Would this be a collaboration?
I wanted it to be- but she had a sleepover, and no school Monday, so another sleepover, so I'm not sure I'll see her agian before Monday. So I just did it myself. That'll teach her, if it does well. It's in the style of Miss Laura...:^)
Re: The Tycoon of ICE
This is too awesome :D
SydneyB wrote:I Love it, I love it, I love it!!
People, please vote for it! I want this shirt!!!
And before you go thinking I am a shill, I don't know the artist at all, I promise!
Great design!
*Scarlet* Ive never heard 'shill' before as a term XD <3 but...I can at least confirm I don't know your SN/you? <3 thank you so so much!
Re: You want it?
i rly like this desighn it rly fits theme and i like art
Sachmoe64 wrote:Had too resub. I missed filling in a spot when i changed from one brown to another and I changed the knife to blue so it is easier to see... hope you all like it!
how do i vote Nevermore! i rly like this one but i just joined woot could u help me??
Re: Greed is a monster...
You have my vote Texas guy.
how do i vote Nevermore! i just joined woot??
ATho1100 wrote:how do i vote Nevermore! i just joined woot??
you can't vote until you've bought something. That is woot's way of trying to keep people from stuffing the ballot box with fake identities.
Re: Binki Love
This could be my son. He will literally hoard every binki he can find and stash them around the house for later use. I won't call him greedy, but this little guy definately is...
Re: Greedy wishes
Voted. I have to say I consistently love your stuff, Zenne. Bravo!
Patchitect wrote:O M Good Gravy!!!!! Its a PENGUIN!! Run for the hills!!!
Um,, does this mean that cho does not have "half a grain of respectability"?
I'm so confused!
I think the better question would be "if cho does a penguin, how little respectability do the other penguin-drawers have?" This is easily the apex of a tired thematic element... like Jimiyo's pirate, of which woot said "Jimiyo, who is an artist talented enough to make us like pirates again. Keep in mind that you probably are not. We're sorry, we love you, but that's just a fact. A fact as cruel and cold as the sea itself."
Similarly, the quality of this one penguin design doesn't make penguins good. It simply makes it all the more stark how horrible the other penguins were. Wouldn't you agree?
Re: self portrait Nevermore!
Might've considered this had it not been on yellow >.<
Re: Greedy Kids Pull Teeth Early
As I said in the thread, love it! I want this, and I want it bad...
Josephus wrote:I wanted it to be- but she had a sleepover, and no school Monday, so another sleepover, so I'm not sure I'll see her agian before Monday. So I just did it myself. That'll teach her, if it does well. It's in the style of Miss Laura...:^)
Hah! That'll learn her.
Re: Oooo Shiney!
This made me laugh! I would wear this shirt. What a great visual joke you're telling with the expression, the unbelievable pile of stuff... good job.
Re: Gimme Gimme Gimme Want Want Want
I NEED THIS SHIRT!!! ... Seriously!
ATho1100 wrote:how do i vote Nevermore! i rly like this one but i just joined woot could u help me??
You have to have bought a tee shirt from woot in order to vote, and once you are able there will be a little "I'd want one" above each box in viewing the submissions.
Re: MINE!
This is probably my favorite entry I've seen in any derby since joining. I really, really like it.
Re: May I have Some more?
Brian, I for one love it! I would love if there was like an out of breath mommy penguin with the baby penguin begging for more, you know kinda piggybacking on march of the penguins. As is though, don't care about the other opinions up here, I like it lots hands down.
Re: You Don't Need All Those
This is so great, and so clever, if this doesn't win i want you to send me one, no price is too high! Seriously though, great design. For me, it's the subtle 'smile' that akes the shirt. Classic.
Best shirt in the Derby. Got my vote!
Re: Dragon's Gold
MUCH better, GMV
makselarts wrote:I like the atmosphere..good job!
"Fog" would have been a nice atmosphere. :-) I'm not complaining though -- I'm pretty happy just to have worked out a dragon. I've tried to draw dragons before, but this is the first that I liked enough to finish, even though it made for a long night. Thanks for the comment.
2005vette wrote:MUCH better, GMV
Thanks, and thanks for the vote! Concentrating on the dragon, I guess I let the background get away from be before. I'm glad you like the fix.
Re: Now the moon..the sun would wait til morning
I have never seen anything like this shirt. Nor does it make any sense to compare it to the cliche, aim for the moon and if you miss... This
Re: THE CHECKLIST
GREEDY, evil villains have been after these treasures for years! Thankfully there's one hero to stand in their way!
Thanks for your vote! Let's gear up for May 22nd!
Very creative. Good luck - I'd buy one for what it is worth
Re: Dragon's Hoard
Of the several dragon designs, this one is definitely my favorite (and the only one I would actually wear).
Re: Not Enough Ice Cream
No doubt this is a future wearer of a beer hat. This would make such a great shirt
cyphr9 wrote:WHY ISNT THIS IN THE FOG??? ITS AMAZING!!!
It's because it was submitted about a day late, so it isn't getting the attention it deserves.
If this shirt *does* win by some miracle, will Zenne give me kudos* for the idea? ;)
*kudos = cookies.
Re: Rough Riding Monopoly
ludwig1138 wrote:Nice design. It looks like Bill Clinton on the editorial page cartoons, tub o' butter face, beady eyes.
When I wrote this, I typed "f a t" and the software changed it to "tub o butter" that's weird.
I had to put spaces between the letters to get f a t to show up in the reply.
It's a word filter. There are many words that get filtered into other stuff, so if you notice that everyone seems to be talking about pancakes a lot, or everyone is giggling or talking about "Nevermore," know that it may just be the filter rather than some arcane woot-esque language.
Iambusyeating wrote:Why can't he use this artwork. Aren't most things made by the government automatically public domain?
don't think so.
see: money designs.
twincarma wrote:ok ive been confused by that and thought it would print like the jpg looks.
Well the design will be the same, but any strange pixelation ("artifacts") won't appear. jpg images are usually a little bit blurry because of compression and other technical junk. When designers submit images to the derby, all that you see are 72 dpi images for the design detail and shirt comp.
If something is going to be printed, the designer needs to send a 300 dpi image to woot (if they hadn't already) - and it would be a pdf, psd or ai file (I can't remember if others were allowed) so the quality will be much higher. If they don't get that file, even if the design had thousands of votes more than the next in line, it will get passed over. So if it's just a little bit pixelated, you don't need to worry about it.
Loopylaura wrote:For those that don't get it...He has 3 costumes he is wearing out trick or treating to get more candy. The 2 pumpkins under the other 2 costumes have candy in them.
i'm not digging the overabundance of white...
would like this on a black shirt, though
I fear rejection due to copyright of Uncle Pennybags' image.
easeandgrace wrote:This made me laugh! I would wear this shirt. What a great visual joke you're telling with the expression, the unbelievable pile of stuff... good job.
thank you so much! I'm glad you like it!
I would so get this and wear it to the movie!
I really love the color, shading, and the line work... looks amazing.
Re: Gas Hogs
not sure i understand the significance of the green and yellow...
i would have gone with red and blue drops, the color of Exxon and Mobil's signage (or are you using the BP colors here?)
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Diagrams frequently asked questions.
1 Miscellaneous
1.1 Can I render a diagram to the screen and then know which part of the diagram a user has clicked on?
Yes. See the user manual section on using queries.
1.2 When I try to compile, the linking phase hangs eating CPU and never finishes
It seems this can be caused on OS X by a mixture of 32- and 64-bit libraries. For example see this bug report. Ensure that your GHC and your gtk libraries are either both 32-bit or both 64-bit.
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2.1 Couldn't match type `V (Point R2)' with `R2'
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A Student Intern should be committed to the profession of strength and conditioning; and as such, be willing and eager to participate in all facets of program development. A part of this responsibility is continued learning and a search for any information that can enhance the program. The student will learn to establish themselves as a coach among the athletes and will conduct him or herself accordingly. Developing a positive rapport with athletes, while maintaining a professional distance, is required. A student's actions and verbal communications are reflective of the Canisius program both socially and professionally. The student will treat all coaches, administrators, visitors, and athletes with the greatest respect; and always put forth a positive attitude.
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By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger insists the time has come to end the "conservatism" in football and give referees access to video replays.
The quality of officiating has been in the spotlight this week after a number of hotly-contested decisions in the Premier League. Arsenal were involved in one incident when Manchester City's Mario Balotelli caught Alex Song with a high challenge while Manchester United's winner against Queens Park Rangers also caused controversy.
Wenger is a long-standing advocate of using video technology in football and he has called for the sport's governing bodies to take action.
"I would like to assess the situation as a whole at the end of the season," said Wenger. "Last weekend was a very bad weekend, but we need to assess the global situation.
"I think the football authorities need to sit together and see how we can improve it. It is time for us to help the referees and not be so conservative and finally opt for video. Video will help the referees, not question their authority. It will give them more credit, more authority and [produce] fewer mistakes.
"We need instant video replays on the demand of the referee. It would not stop the game, it would sometimes given an even bigger flow to the game. Why? If I am a linesman and the offside situation is a 50:50, I am tempted to stop the game. If I know I have video behind me I am tempted to let it go. You could improve the flow of the game and then check after.
"I believe that football is the [No 1] sport in the whole world but we have to accept that we have a more conservative approach than any other sport. It can be a strength but on the refereeing side I think it is a weakness.
"If the referee thinks there is an obvious situation he has not seen well, let's go and check. You could still be wrong but in fewer cases. I don't think that the referees are bad, I just think that there are so many situations and they cannot see everything in the game. It is impossible for a human being, no matter how good you are.
"Out of 100 situations [if you used video replays] you would be less wrong than you are today because you could have help."
Wenger also wants the Premier League to expand its Select Group of officials and give a chance to young, talented referees.
"I believe that maybe we need to promote young talents who come to the game," he said. "The bigger the basis is quantity-wise, the more chance you have to produce top-level referees. We need to think about how we can promote young talents because it is a difficult job."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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What can I do to prepare for the unexpected when it comes to sailing, such as storms or any other events that could occur?
Tom Wood responds:Your question lies at the heart of both the beauty and the terror of sailingindeed of life itself. It is the basis for many questions we receive, although most are couched as a concern about one specific circumstance that may arise.
Preparing for a sailwhether long or short, or racing or cruisinginvolves a major investment in knowledge and gear. The farther we want to sail and the longer we wish to stay, the more time we need to spend to prepare ourselves and our boats for the voyage. The daysailor is not immune from preparation, but he or she is less likely to put the vessel in harm's way and can stay home if the weather appears unsettled or there are health concerns. Even then, however, the weekend sailor needs to know the basics of sail handling, rules of the road, water safety, basic charting, and maybe a little first aid at the very minimum.
As sailing takes us farther away from home, the need for preparation becomes more complex. Gear, knowledge, skills, and reference materials dealing with heavy weather, mechanical systems, medical problems, communications, advanced navigation, and a host of other issues of seamanship become a life-long quest. And I firmly believe that this is one of sailing's universal appealsthat anyone can begin by learning the basics of sailing, but that no one will ever master every single skill necessary to be completely independent. It is a journey without an enda mission to be as self-sufficient as possible that can never be totally accomplished.
It could be perhaps argued that it is exactly the unexpected that we are so apprehensive about that is the source of sailing's joy. We have developed, in our modern comfortable homes, effortless travel, and controlled environment, a false sense of securityof isolation from the unexpected. But in reality, life is fragile, and our complacency ashore can be shattered in a few moments by unexpected threats to health, wealth, or life itself. One evening with the local news is a graphic reminder of the threats posed to us in our everyday lives. We prepare for these events by reading about the potential pitfalls, locking our doors, buying insurance, and getting a routine health exam. The good news is that most days are completely normal for most people, with the unexpected remainingwell, unexpected.
Sailing is little different. We have purchased two life rafts, but never used either of them. Should we damn the expense or give thanks that they were never needed? Like the news ashore, we only hear about the boat that sank and cast its crew into the cruel sea. Never does the headline shout, "4,000 sailors come safely home tonight."
And just to be a more perfect reflection of the inherent unfairness of life, we have met cruisers who bought a boat, never invested in as much as a flare gun or a first-aid book, and took off sailing. They learned to sail on the way to Panama and we got a postcard from them when they got to Australia. Other friends of ours took every course, had every piece of gear and all the books, and he was seriously injured in an auto accident before they untied the dock lines. Talk about the unexpected.
So where is the answer to your question? I personally have always been a little on the conservative sidea bit of a Boy Scout as some detractors have called me. But I have often had the book, part, tool, or knowledge to solve our unexpected problems while cruisingand the problems of a fair number of other cruisers as well. My philosophy has been that it is impossible to be over-prepared. Like dressing for the weather outdoors, if you take warm clothes and don't wear them, they won't hurt you; but if you don't take the warm clothes and need them, you'll be in trouble.
But even here there is a caveat. There is a standing joke in cruising circles about all the friends we have who are still back home preparing to go cruising. Just another few thousand dollars in the bank, just one more course in celestial navigation, or just one more essential piece of gear stands between them and casting off. Of course, the unexpected always arrives for them too in the form of a financial reversal, a health decline, or family emergencies. Many never leave their home harbor.
So the balance is yours to find. My advice is to work toward getting as ready as you think you ought to, and then leave when you have your planned preparations 90 percent complete. Once you're out there, you'll find that most of the things you worried about never materializeuntil the unexpected happens, of course.


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2. The body should be perpendicular to your target to form the isosceles triangle.
3. You need to lean into your gun when firing it. Since you're right handed, move your left foot forward a little and lean your body into your shots.
4. Your support hand index finger is in front of the trigger guard. Move this down to the classic hold for the support hand and great a strong hold on the gun for rapid followup shots.
PROPER PISTOL SHOOTING STANCE - YouTube
What I wrote above does not mean that you will always use this position technique when practicing SD shooting drills. No way this will be the case. There are going to be times when the Weaver stance will be your best bet or another modification of some standard stance. So it is best to train with different stances to achieve that muscle memory you want when you draw your gun. But the stance I mentioned above is the currently taught "best" stance to use for most situations.


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Planning on making some deer jerky this weekend and I was wondering a few things. I have my marinade selected and meat cut up. First, I am using pieces about 3/8 inch thick, will this work for the jerky? Second, I am making it in the oven since I dont have a dehydrator. Would it work better to lay the pieces on a cookie sheet/pan to dry or put the pan in the bottom of the oven to catch drippings and lay the meat on the racks of my oven.
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Re: 1928. Caged Inspiration.
1928. Caged Inspiration.
This is a sequel to my first "1928" shirt, but this time showing the REAL story behind the famous mouse.
5 colors on brown.
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summer autumn winter spring
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Pretty cute!
Re: Hero
Hero's have a funny way of developing a huge target on their backs. This little guy is just about to find out why not everyone can be a hero.
Check out my Imaginative Kitten entry too!!!
The woods are lovely, dark and deep.
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.
-Famous excerpt from Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost
Hope you enjoy.
Re: Fork in the Road
Many thanks to the great Yogi Berra.
Re: Miles to go
Wow, nicely done....
Re: Ben on Beer
"God made beer because he loves us and wants us to be happy."
Benjamin Franklin
Love this quote...
Re: jesus loves ewe
This is pretty funny, I like it.
Re: Red Wheelbarrow -William Carlos Williams
so much depends
a red wheel
glazed with rain
beside the white
-William Carlos Williams
Re: Soar
This little mouse found hang-gliding a much easier way to snag the cheese and avoid the trap.
Based from the quote by Jean-Paul Sartre from his play "No Exit".
Big thanks again to Mr. Adder for the idea.
Link to large composition:
Thanks as always guys.
Re: Time Flies Like an Arrow . . .
"Time Flies Like an Arrow; Fruit Flies Like a Banana" - Groucho Marx
Hope you enjoy!
Re: Big Brother Is Watching You
The goods. This is a really top notch illustration that works great on a shirt. You're on a major roll, don't stop now! GMV.
The long-awaited sequel has arrived! Nice illustration.
Amazing design.
Re: Do not squander time...
From Benjamin Franklin: "Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that's the stuff life is made of."
A "digital clock" showing your time ticking away and the effect it has on you...
p.s. Stewart Copeland is alive and well AFAIK.
Re: Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend
So this time I got my derby in on time! The quote is from the Broadway production of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1949), which was written by Jule Styne. I hope you like it. If so, give me a vote. Thanks!
Re: Find your own Pair o' Dice- Douglas Adams
My quote is Douglas Adams's quote "The meaning of life is 42" When asked what that meant he explained that there are exactly 42 dots on a pair of dice and the meaning of life is to find your own paradise or "pair o' dice" And hence my design
Reminds me of your Lion the witch and the wardrobe shirt! Love it! the distressing works quite well on this one. =)
Re: B-Shirt
Float Like a Butterfly Sting Like a Bee
Re: a book is not just a book
Really like the textures on this. Definitely will buy.
Re: If you please-- Draw me a Sheep
"If you please-- Draw me a sheep!"
Not a boa constrictor from the outside, not a sickly sheep, not a ram, and not an old sheep. Boxes are acceptable, so long as we have enough grass to feed him.
Heheh, great job. I think I actually like it even better than your first one.
Re: I Think, Therefore I Yam
A play on Rene Descartes' original hit "Cogito Ergo Sum" or "I think, therefore I am."
Thanks for looking!
Re: et tu, sun?
Click here for large version
Wow. I would totally buy this in a heartbeat. Gmv and my $10.
Mmm, rubaiyat.
Re: Shoot for the Mooooon
"Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars."
~ Brian Littrell
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tgentry wrote:Heheh, great job. I think I actually like it even better than your first one.
thanks... I think I do too. should be softer on a shirt.
This is out there! Love it. =) GMV
I don't know how to say this, but this looks like a big... how do I say this... Mr. Hankey.
Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=31926]
I love this! I would wear this!
Re: An Englishman's home is his castle
Nice. Good idea and it looks great on the shirt. GMV.
hewtab wrote:My quote is Douglas Adams's quote "The meaning of life is 42" When asked what that meant he explained that there are exactly 42 dots on a pair of dice and the meaning of life is to find your own paradise or "pair o' dice" And hence my design
Could you link a source? I didn't think Douglas Adams ever explained why he chose 42. And did he actually say "the meaning of life is 42"? He wrote that 42 is the answer to the question of life, the universe and everything, but did he actually say that it is the meaning of life?
beautiful colors and illustration. you're becoming the one to chase each week!
I really do love the chickens. :D
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