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An engrossing debut thriller, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo has been an international sensation, a bestseller in its native Sweden and throughout Europe. It features an unforgettable heroine: a brilliant 24-year-old punk-goth computer hacker and private investigator named Lisbeth Salander. Together with Mikael Blomkvist, a financial journalist on a most unusual assignment, she tracks a serial killer through a dangerous maze of business, political, and family secrets.
The intricate tale begins when Blomkvist is convicted of libeling top Swedish industrialist Hans-Erik Wennerström. Unable to prove his innocence, Blomkvist prepares to leave his position at Millennium, the magazine he co-founded, now financially threatened by the verdict. But a summons from Wennerström's rival, the aging tycoon Henrik Vanger, presents an option he couldn't have imagined: In exchange for Blomkvist's writing the Vanger family history, Vanger promises to back Millennium financially and deliver incriminating evidence of Wennerström's crooked dealings.
But that's not all. The closets of the Vanger clan are littered with skeletons, and his new patron wants Blomkvist to set one at rest: the disappearance, 40 years ago, of Vanger's 16-year-old grandniece, Harriet. Intrigued by the cold case that was never solved despite multiple investigations, Blomkvist begins to dig for new evidence on an island north of Stockholm.
He is soon joined by Salander, a freelance investigator originally hired by Vanger to vet Blomkvist's reputation. Multiple piercings and tattoos are belied by the young computer genius's photographic memory. A victim of assault and harrowing abuse, Salander is driven by a relentless will and an astonishing capability for merciless retribution.
Larsson's narrative unfolds with mounting suspense, detailing the duo's intellectual ingenuity and increasing courage as they expose hidden cultures of right-wing fanaticism and misogyny and reveal the moral bankruptcy of big capital. As they race across Europe and on to Australia to trap their prey before another woman is tortured and killed, the reader is held in breathless anticipation until the novel's unforeseen conclusion.
About the Author
Born in Västerbotten in northern Sweden in 1954, STIEG LARSSON had a professional career that bears a striking resemblance to that of the protagonist of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Mikael Blomkvist. Beginning as a graphic designer for the news agency Tidningarnas Telegrambyrå (TT), Larsson went on to become the chief editor of Expo, the magazine published by the Expo Foundation, an organization he helped establish in 1995 to combat racism and the Swedish right-wing extremist movement.
Inspired by an old joke shared with a colleague at TT, Larsson admitted he started writing The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo at night just for fun. Two other novels, completing the Millennium trilogy, would follow. Describing them as "pension insurance," Larsson said he enjoyed the process of fiction writing so much that he didn't make contact with a publisher until he had completed the first two and had a third under way. Though Larsson died of a heart attack in 2004 and never saw any of his books in print, all three were subsequently published in Scandinavia and continental Europe to great acclaim.
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As vivid as bloodstains on snow -- and a perfect one-volume introduction to the unique strengths of Scandinavian crime fiction. --Lee Child
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xylem wrote:western converts are really neurotic about this. it is possible to examine your teacher critically, develop reasoned faith in them, see them as a buddha in one's devotions... yet if they commit a heinous crime, be responsible and functional at the relative level and call 911 and have them locked up... and still train in pure perception, focusing in their good qualities in gratitude for the purposes of one's own practice. we don't have to cultivate blind faith like lemmings and risk going off a cliff because we're too scared to be critical and responsible at the relative level as it might undermine one's faith... and we don't have to be so compulsively skeptical that we have to throw devotion and faith into the port-o-potty.
people think i'm nuts for saying this. "you can't have your cake and eat it to". you only have this blind vajrayana bhakti or you have a western analytical skepticism?. i think that's fairly limited. real practitioners manage this all the time. anyone close to the gelug lineage has learned to juggle faith and devotion through a conventional minefield with all of the dhogyal politics. i know a drikung lama with sakya teachers. he's evidently gotten over the fact that the sakya burnt drikung thil to the ground. and so on.
i once post a question to some dharma friends: "ok, so the lama is a buddha, and the buddha is omniscient, right? so if i ask my lama how many species of otters there are in the world, he or she will know?" it was interesting watching dharma friends scramble to cement up any uncomfortable logical implications. that type of attitude isn't helpful.
i think the same goes for any aspect of the path. we can have faith in the tulku system and be mindful that it has a potential to be abused politically and that a young tulku is largely useless to anyone without training. we really should have this flexibility of faith and pragmatism with every aspect of the path. that's our job as practitioners.
These are some good points, and also fit well in the context of the current conversation in the 'institutional buddhism' thread.


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Cool. But, let's try to police ourselves on the tinfoil hat types of posts. There are no aliens coming and the Bush Administration did not plan the 9-11 attack. There is no CIA plan to blow up Texas City, Texas.
You asked for it, here it is.
I'm just gonna wing it.
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Damn it , I was so hoping it was true about Texas City Texas , next I was hoping that they would go after Eagle Pass Tx.
Looks like this could turn into a good forum , even if part of the ideas that will be espoused will be a bit controversial.
BTW. the aliens have already landed , a lot of them came in from Eagle Pass Tx. Now if space aliens were to land would they be illegal aliens also ?
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TO vote for the lesser of two evils , is to still vote for evil.
As long as Alcoa or Reynolds aluminum aren't sponsors.
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Thanks 7.62! I really do hope that this forum does well. I'm sure that I'll get a little "Tinfoil" at times, but I don't find that offensive.
"Remember the Alamo"!
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If any punk kid ever comes up to you asking for your `Gang Sign` Tap your chest twice then your forehead once. After doing that only upon a threat do you draw your glock and show him what you meant.
yep, that's what it will amount to....... having a "survivalist" form on a gun board seems to be the stylist and trendy thing to do.Originally Posted by glock
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'"We just stopped playing hockey and sat back too much," left winger Marcus Nilson said. "You can't get a lead and stop playing; it doesn't work that way."'
Archives for November 2003
Buffalo rallies to stop Florida
Buffalo 4, Florida 3
'"I thought we came out and looked like turkeys,'' Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said. "I thought we regrouped and found a way to win it.'''
Buffalo 4, Florida 3
'"To be honest with you, I think I was just feeding off of the crowd," Briere said. "They were screaming, they were loud and when I got the puck I was saying to myself, 'I got to take this shot, I can't pass. If it goes in, the crowd will go nuts.' I think the crowd had a big say on that third goal."'
Sabres Claw Back To Beat Panthers
'Daniel Briere led the way for the Sabres in an amazing third period comeback to beat the the Florida Panthers 4-3 at HSBC Arena. Briere netted two goals in the third period to lead Buffalo to victory. Buffalo was the lucky recipient of yet another third period meltdown by the Panthers who, for the second straight game, blew a third period lead.'
Sabres look to stay hot at home
'"We want teams to come in here and recognize how hard we play here and how bad we want to win at home. We don't want to be an easy game and make it easy for a team to get off the plane, come in here, win a game and leave."'
Concussion can't wipe away Connolly's hope
'"There's still five months left in the season," Connolly said, "so we're not going to even mention anything about this being the end of my season. It could be a little while, but you have to sit back and wait and see. I'm confident I will be back."'
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'C Daniel Briere has four goals and six assists through the 12 games of November.'
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Satan finally gets hot
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Satan capitalizes
'The goals gave him 19 in his career against Washington, the most he's scored against any team.'
Capitals' offenses mirror NHL
'There's reason to wonder whether the NHL has any interest in reversing the course of a sport quickly moving toward soccer on skates. Fewer goals creates greater parity and the possibility of marginally talented teams (such as the '98 Caps and the '99 Sabres) making surprise runs to the Stanley Cup finals. Fewer goals also applies a drag to team payrolls since 15-goal scorers command smaller salaries than those who net 25.'
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Jagr injured in Caps loss
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Thinking about getting a dremil. What is you recommendation on a good brand and what key tips should I have?
Thinking about getting a dremil. What is you recommendation on a good brand and what key tips should I have?
Use eye protection....Trust me. I recommend the straight-up Dremel brand. I have two of them and they are great! Those little fiberglass reinforced cutting wheels are the shiz-nit!
Get the "Dremel" brand name.I have been through 2 craftsman style dremels.Dont buy the cordless type and make sure you buy the variable speed model.Good luck!
Dremel brand variable speed, corded, with a flexshaft.
You can't go wrong.
Fex-shaft is a must!
Yea, listen to J-B. I have a Dremel brand with a Flex-Shaft and it is like working with a pencil. You can get into real tight corners and be very acurate with it. You really get alot more control with the flex-shaft.
Ok looked at the Dremel brand and bought the $79 one at home depot which included the flex shaft. Any other key dremel bits that I should have? Product numbers would be great!
Fiberglass reinforced cutting wheels (get lots) and sanding drums (get lots). I also got a nifty attachment that turns the dremel into a mini-skill saw. very handy and the blade is metal so it doesn't wear out like the cutting wheels.
Where did you get it? I used to have, still do actually it is quite worn out, have a mini saw blade that is 12-15+ years old for my Dremal.
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I also got a nifty attachment that turns the dremel into a mini-skill saw.
They have been outlawed now and are pretty much illeagle to get, atleast up here anyway, and you can't get them.
The hobby shops here won't touch them.
I used to see them all over the place, in different sizes even, up until about 6-7 years ago. Then they all of a sudden stopped being around and I never saw them again.
They have been daubbed "The Blade of Death"
I hold my breath everytime I use the darn thing now.
I've had 3 dremmles, I got sick of the lack of POWER So I bought a die grinder .... similar type of set up, only it has a little more POWER! This is what I got http://www.oxarc.com/desc.ydev?prod_id=1048
Go with a Dremel with a cord. They rule.
BUT, like someone earlier said, wear eye protection! A few days ago I was cutting Styrene without any and a molten hot piece flew into the corner of the eye and it burned like hell. Not smart..
Safety glasses are OK, I prefer to use goggles. I've got a pair of UVEX safety goggles, keeps everything out of your eyes especially that pesky dust, which glasses can't do.


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In November 2011, Atos and Yonyou (formerly Ufida) announced the creation of a joint venture dubbed Yunano™ aimed at the European SMB market. The two companies are at it again, this time focusing specifically on the Chinese domestic market. I recently met with Herbie Leung, CEO of Atos in Asia Pacific, to discuss the partnership and future market opportunities in China. This new agreement essentially covers three areas of collaboration:


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Whether the transmission will fit you application is something that comes from experience. The members of this forum could be your best source of this information.
To assist with determining what gear combination should be you next concern. The wrong gear combination could hurt the performance of your car rather then help it.
Try the following website www.pchotrod.com and email me the information pertaing to your car and I'll assist you with gear selection.
I was wondering about that also and here is what i found. On www.ttcautomotive.com (search the Tremec pages)they list all the different gear ratios and depending on which one you find it could be good for up to 450 ft lbs. of torque.I have read a few articles in different magazes and found this transmission has been used in some 10 and 11 second cars. Well i read enough praise to install one in my newest project .I have not had the pleasure of driving it yet but the anticipation is killing me.
Weir Hot Rod products out of California, 800-633-9869 , last ime i checked ,was the only people who made a product to help the swap . I bought one for my 70 Chevelle big block project. It is a sweet peice, it comes with everything, hydraulic througout bearing and master. I paid @ $570.00 U.S. the Richmond 6 spd is rated also at 450 ft lbs i beleive, and it is a direct replacement for a four speed, but is quite pricey.
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Located in the town centre, Rileys Sports Bar Twickenham offers a fantastic sports bar experience. With the largest HD screen in the town, you can watch all live sport in comfy surroundings, as well as enjoying great offers at the bar. It really is the perfect place for match day.
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Making your name more prominent before changing the zine name can shift the "brand" from the zine to you, leaving something more continuous even if the name of what you're doing changes. That could also be helpful if you ever want to do a one-off side project, or just something you want to keep separate.
To be honest, and admittedly this is coming from someone who is still fairly new to the zine scene, I much perfer one shot single titles to a whole series of issues. Reason being, if Im browsing etsy or something, looking for a zine to buy, and I see someone has Zine Title issues 1-10, and it looks interesting, how am I supposed to choose which one to buy? If I only want to buy a zine or two, and this title has a backlog of issues, its hard for me to choose which one to go with, especially if its a perzine that covers a wide range of topics so Id have to read ten different descriptions to find out what each issue is about.
So, usually, if theres lots of issues of a title, I will ignore it and buy a zine that either, only has its first issue out, or is a single shot title.
Just my 2 cents worth.
I' on the keep the same zine name boat. I've done 26 issues of my zine but I have also done one off that I deliberately named something else. it's not because the content is different, it's that I don't have to commit to making my normal print run. My zine really very from really personal stories and projects I have worked on to travel stories to women's health. I'm actually working on a cook zine now that has stories that go with the recipes. in the end though, it all depends on what the creator wants. I see all the zines I have done as creating my own narrative. I have grown and changed and so has my zine.
i actually do a short title for each issue because i do a different subject every month. it never occurred to me to pick one name and stick to it!
Ultimately, it's always up to the author, of course. But to me, keeping the title is the way to go. Even if the title doesn't 'make sense' any more, so what? It's YOUR zine, you can write about anything you want. You are the one who defines what your zine is.
I always, and will always, do the zine Proof I Exist. That's my main zine. Some issues are words, some are pictures, I mix it up to keep myself interested. But along with that, I am constantly doing one-shots on the side, for fun. You can have it both ways.
Keeping the same zine title also makes it easier for past readers to re connect.
My Dallas zine Musea (leading the art and media revolution including post-bands music) has had that name almost since its start in 1992 (18 years). It actually started as Muse News, but a piano teachers newsletter from Houston said they had that name, and I had to change - so I went to Musea and have stuck with it since.


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I get this question a lot from clients, and I saw a good example today so . . . I thought I'd share. How should we promote our services? Should we use TV? Online? Banner ads on cell phones? What is most effective? The high-level answer is "yes." Most of our clients are pursuing using their existing media -- whether it is ATMs in the case of Bank of America, the Web site for Walgreens, or TV ads by ESPN. Many are also using banner ads on the devices with which their devices are compatible. For example, they buy iPhone ads because the audience is right, and they can connect into the App Store on the application page.
Was watching ESPN this morning and saw a commercial advertising mobile TV in preparation for the World Cup.
What they did right and what I liked:
1) Used their existing media (TV) to promote mobile services. They also used an "event" (= World Cup) as a catalyst to promote their mobile TV service. With the World Cup being played in South Africa, there will be games at night, during the work day, and at many other times when people are unable to sit in front of their TVs.
2) The ad on TV gave the viewer context. "When would I use this application?" "Where would I use this application?" The TV ad shows the person switching on mobile video when he gets out of bed, is in the bathroom brushing his teeth, parking his car, and at work. They also demonstrate the quality of the application with zoomed-in views of the video service.
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Sophomore philosophy major Nick Pane's journey to the University of St. Thomas began with a series of questions. He questioned the existence of God, what is goodness and how to find happiness. Pane felt that if he could find strong answers to these questions, he would find conviction.
In another college, Pane, a Winston-Salem, N.C., native, began to delve deeper into these questions and develop a passion for philosophy. While studying philosophy, Pane was introduced to the writings and philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas through a Catholic professor. Pane, who is not Catholic, was taken by the work of Aquinas.
"I had been introduced to Aristotle, Plato, and the more influential modern thinkers like Descartes, Hume and Kant," Pane said. "None of them seemed to answer the more profound questions the way Aquinas did."
When he sought out a college that would further his study of Aquinas his search led him to UST, the only university in the United States that has a Center for Thomistic Studies. Although Pane is not a graduate student, the presence of the esteemed faculty, and the opportunity to take courses offered by them, even as an undergraduate, presented itself as a great opportunity.
The Center for Thomistic Studies is a graduate philosophy program uniquely focused on the thought of St. Thomas Aquinas. Founded in 1975, the center offers a masters and a doctorate in philosophy. Faculty members specialize in many areas, including bioethics, political philosophy and virtue theory.
At UST, Pane flourished under the tutelage of the Rev. Anthony Giampietro, CSB, associate professor and chair of philosophy, and Dr. Stephen Striby, visiting instructor of philosophy. Both professors, he said, have gone out of their way to see him succeed in his studies and have encouraged his search for truth.
"Pane is one of those rare, self-motivated students who does a lot more than he is required to," Striby said. "He really wants to understand the philosophy for its own sake, not just to make the grade."
Pane was also indirectly influenced by Dr. John Knasas, professor of philosophy. Although they have not met, the articles Knasas wrote on thomistic metaphysics were an integral part in the development of Pane's passion for philosophy, as well as his admiration for Aquinas. Pane holds these professors as models of the type of professor and philosopher he would like to become.
Though the transition to Houston was nerve-wracking, the transition to UST has been a smooth one for Pane. He said he was pleasantly surprised by the warm reception and has grown to love the city and community. He also fully immersed himself into the community by joining a Fellowship of Catholic University Students Bible study, philosophy and theology clubs, and playing intramural sports. He has also found great joy in tutoring and discussing philosophy with his fellow classmates.
"From our founding in the 1940s, UST has welcomed students of all faith traditions," Giampietro said. "Every human being is created in the image and likeness of God, with intelligence and free will as gifts to be used well. It makes sense that Nick would feel welcome here. While the Catholic faith is at the heart of all we do, it would go against that faith ever to impose it on others. In a particular way, we welcome those who are seeking a greater understanding of what is most important in life – what makes life worth living and what is our ultimate destiny."
Pane said UST will continue to play an important role in his journey and development as a philosopher. His willingness to search has allowed him to begin to answer the questions he once struggled with.
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Well, I agree with what you are saying. If you like to look of the old Colts with the 90 degree slide markings, then get a GI Springer (and modify it as you wish).
If the GI's had the same sights as the Mil Spec, I probably would have bought one last year. I didn't wanna have to buy a gun and have to sink more $ into it.


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Mr. Edward Ruggiero Spallina, 89, died April 4, 2013, in Vero Beach.
Mr. Spallina was a veteran of the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II. He was a recipient of the Bronze Star and Distinguished Flying Cross.
He was an Industrial Arts Teacher and Dept. Chairman in the Lakeland School District from 1955 to 1981.
Mr. Spallina was a member and Past President of the Italian American Club Mahopac, NY; an avid golfer and member of the Mahopac Golf Club, Mahopac, NY.
Survivors include his wife of 63 years, Faust Spallina of Vero Beach; sons, Edward, Jr. (Karen Morgan) of CT, Paul (Rosemary) of FL and Joseph (Karen) of NY; daughter, Annamarie of New York, NY; four grandchildren and one great –granddaughter.
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A lot of yong adults like the story genres represented by Hunger Games and the newer movie Divergent.
Why do you think these kinds of stories are popular? Is it because they all read Harry potter so Hunger Games is like a grown up Harry Potter with schools and clans and so on?
Is it because right now economic times are so difficult (are they difficult? i thought the rich are doing fine?) that tworking like is like a war?
Or is it just trendy and the movies are all returning back to the old 1970s style show slike "Logans Run" (which i just found and is very similar to Hunger Games etc)?
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The Cenacle | #80 | April 2012 | 17th Anniversary Issue
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Hello everyone,
It's been nearly six months since the last issue. It's taken awhile for me to find again some solid ground within after the sudden loss of my dear friend JBIII. Aside from the strange salving powers of time, this was accomplished by turning to my beloved KD, & also to the several dear friends whose contributions appear in The Cenacle's 17th anniversary issue.
I invited contributors to join me in creating an issue of remembrance for those lost to the world, or simply passed from their lives. The results are as varied as the people contributing.
The contents of this new issue include:
* Poetry by Ric Amante, Tom Sheehan, Martina Newberry, Zannemarie Lloyd Taylor, Joe Ciccone, Judih Haggai, Raymond Soulard, Jr., & newcomer Nathan D. Horowitz.
* New fixtion by Raymond Soulard, Jr.
* Classic fiction by Herman Melville
* Excerpt by John Perry Barlow from Birth of a Psychedelic Culture
* Photography by Kassandra & Raymond Soulard, Jr.
* From Soulard's Notebooks commentary
* Notes from New England by Raymond Soulard Jr.
* "Travel to Belize" journal by Charlie Beyer
JBIII was a great fan of, & frequent contributor to, The Cenacle. This issue is dedicated, with love, to him. It was this love for him, & a devotion to Art I share with him still, that brought this issue into being finally. KD & I hope you enjoy it.
This is an excellent idea.
Issue #4 of Electric Windmill, featuring work from:
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Kate Whitman
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Find out more about any one of our contributors on pages 65-66 of the PDF doc!
You may be interested in our publication, especially this issue, if you enjoy exuberance in art.
Entitled "And what has become of our beauteous America, Jack?" Issue #4 was released in honor of Jack Kerouac on his birthday.
It includes: Poems, Stories, Articles, Photographs, Collages, and a Comic
This is a special extended issue, 68 pages long with 33 pieces from 19 contributors (including those individuals listed above, along with editorial content!)
Electric Windmill is an independent book publisher and monthly literary-arts publication. We've nothing to do with windmills or electricity in a literal sense, but we do hope to generate a self-empowering community where artists and thinkers of different, but equally important mediums and ideologies can co-exist.
View the online PDF version for free, or order a copy of the print edition.
Finally, issue #5 is out now.
68 pages, Full Sized in English, featuring:
REARRANGED interview (Russia | React! Records)
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THE NEW ISSUE OF MUSEA, THE DICTIONARY OF SMALL IDEAS issue, is now out!
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Click on the #184 May/June/July Musea Issue*
The Issue may be a one of a kind one. I don't know of anyone who has suggested so many new ideas in so many fields. Here's a sample - the letter "D". See what you think.
DALLAS, ART CENTER TO THE WORLD Could this relatively new city in Texas, become the center of the art world? It's got the perfect southern US location, it's a city that is old and big enough to handle it; yet, new enough to be flexible to that future; and, Musea is here and working toward that goal!
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Check out all the letters, or any back issue of Musea for that matter, and let me know what you think.
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The Budget Press Review #5 is my expressive arts therapist's attempt to manage my manic schizophrenia and anxiety disorder. Budget Press is a one man operation, where I get to do whatever I want, but to truly purge the demons in my soul I need a little help from my friends, and they have not disappointed. Bisexual cuckolding. Speed-freaks stealing porn and olive oil. Parental guilt over a dead child. Laughing penguins and bleeding ears. Alice falling down the hole with booze and mushrooms. Loser musician boyfriends. Oral sex on LSD. Fun stuff!! And I can't wait to get all this out to you!!!!
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This is the second issue of my poorly-named zine, All Things Are Eagles. It contains three maybe true stories about travel, commuter trains, friends, love interests, and making out on ratty couches. Inside is basically all text, so be ready for that. My friend Shelly describes the first issue as "0% shitty" and only "20% self-indulgent wallowing", which I take as pretty high praise.
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Hey, Mike, poorly named or not, I'd be willing to trade my latest perzine - Ken Chronicles # 23 - for it (I could also include my #22 for your first issue as well).
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(Waterloo, NY)-Karl Karlsen's arraignment in Seneca County Court Monday afternoon lasted less than five minutes before his case was adjourned so he can obtain an attorney.
Judge Dennis Bender entered a not guilty plea on behalf of Karlsen at his arraignment.
Using a walker and getting help standing and walking in the courtroom from deputies, Karlsen made his way to the defendant's table and told Judge Dennis Bender he did not have a lawyer. Karlsen said he had applied for a court appointed attorney, but he owned property and therefore he was told he need to hire his own attorney. Karlsen then went on to say he is in the process of a divorce and the property was part of the divorce case so he has reapplied for a court appointed attorney.
The 52-year old Karlsen of Varick, who is also under investigation by authorities in California in connection with the death of his first wife in a 1991, is accused of killing his son 23-year old Levi Karlsen, on November 20, 2008 in Varick.
Levi Karlsen's death was initially ruled accidental by authorities, just like the death of Karlsen's first wife, Christina Karlsen, in Murphys, Calif., on Jan. 1, 1991.
Judge Bender adjourned the case until December 17th at 2pm.
Seneca County District Attorney Barry Porsch told the court "the people are ready for trial."
Karlsen was returned to the Seneca County Jail without bail.
Levi Karlsen's Grandmother and Christina Karlsen's mother, Arlene Meltzer, tells reporters outside the Seneca County Courthouse that she came "to see justice done." Standing beside her is Christina's sister Colette Bousson. Both women came to Waterloo from California for today's court appearance. Photos by Greg Cotterill, Finger Lakes News Radio.
The Romulus man accused of murdering his son to collect life insurance money, will be arraigned in the Seneca County Court this afternoon.
After an eight-month investigation, Karl Karlsen was indicted on charges of second-degree murder and insurance fraud on November 30.
Seneca County Sheriff's Deputies say Karlsen caused the death of his 23-year-old son on November 20, 2008.
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Police say Karlsen's son was working underneath a truck in a barn, and through the actions of Karlsen, the truck fell on top of him and killed him.
Seneca County Sheriff Jack Stenberg say investigators learned that a substantial life insurance policy had been taken out on Levi Karlsen just days before he died. That policy named Karlsen as the sole beneficiary.
Karlsen is currently in the Seneca County Jail without bail. If convicted Karlsen faces up to 25 years to life in prison.


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Are you using the cheap blue filters? If so they will not trap much, switch to the more expensive better 3M pleated filters. IMHO the stuff you see exiting your filters is quite dispersed and of little concern to neighbors but you may have a problem if a neighbor sees what is going on and turns you in.
There is a large NEW collision repair center near me, and also right near a main road and residential area, you can smell the fumes when you drive by.
I don't think a hobbiest painting 2 or 3 cars a year poses a significant health risk to his neighbors. Unless the neighbor gets nosy and walks up to the exhaust fan while someone is spraying and takes a nice big whiff.
Like mentioned above, the fumes dispensed in the atmosphere very quickly.
Many years ago I went to a Jon Kosmoski (House of Kolor founder, and urethane paint pioneer) how-to seminar. He said that the real danger is in breathing "atomized" materials, as happens when you are spraying. He specificlly said that there isn't serious risk just breathing the vapors while mixing.
I use a remote air mask, and have been painting for over 45 years, an am doing okay so far.
I would recommend solvent proof gloves when mixing, since you can absorb the "bad stuff" through your skin, and your liver and kidneys have to deal with that.
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I believe this stuff is measured in ppm (parts per million) or some such thing. That being said, once it hits the outside air, it disperses, or breaks up into the surrounding atmosphere. Unless someone has their head in front of your exhaust fan, I doubt there will be any measurable disaster.
I have this "theory", that the most dangerous time handling 2 component materials is during the mixing process. I've seen guys (with no mask) standing over a quart can,....dumping in the hardener and stirring,.....with their nose directly above the container!!!!! At that point, the ppm is most likely at the greatest level.
All that being said, commercial booths usually only filter out the solids. The crap your filter collects. The fumes go right out the stack and into the air we all breath. Scarey. Stu
Let's Talk About ISO's Dangers and Our Responsibity
I am in the process of designing (and building) an actual heated paint booth for motorcycles and other small parts to go along with my large booth that will be constructed next year. I have been studying OSHA standards on booths, as well as read quite a bit here, and there is one thing that is overlooked.
We all know ISO's are dangerous. I haven't even looked at a paint can without my fresh air respirator and full-face mask. I have a complete plastic, non-breathable suit, gloves, the whole system. I am not worried about my own safety; I have that covered.
A few days ago I walked out of my booth after an application of clear and seen this huge cloud drifting out from my exhaust fans. While I live in the country, a small subdivision recently popped up next door after a farmer sold out. This got me thinking.
What type of risk do we pose to our neighborhood painting without the proper equipment? This never seems to be discussed. Like a lot of you, I have been using furnace filters. They seem to catch all of the overspray (I have tested this), but we all know they do nothing for the ISO's. Am I risking the lives of everyone around me by painting without catching the ISO's? If you want to get technical (and I am all for that), at what level of dilution does ISO damage become negligible (such as parts per million)? While ISO damage to the body is slow, it does build-up and everyone has a different tolerance.
While my new, small booth will use real booth filters, I am asking this question for two reasons: I am still painting large objects/cars in my garage for about another year until my big booth is finished, and it is something that should be addressed by all of us in this hobby. It is much easier for us to self-regulate than be shut down by the government the first time some neighbor gets sick.
The link below from PPG talks a bit about ISO dangers and their prevention. While they mention air-dilution as an option, they do not give any specific numbers.
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I do see the Varroa mite on the bee in the bottom right of the last picture. I took lots of close-ups and this is the only mite I saw, but it certainly means powdered sugar shakes as spring arrives.
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Check out the bottom right hand corner of the bottom most picture. I see a mite :shock: :'( :(


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In the wee hours of March 11, we kicked off a monumental 21-hour-long live stream featuring our official global launch events, along with tons of eSports action and community content, to celebrate the release of StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm.
More than 1.1 million viewers tuned in to that broadcast, and about 1.1 million players went on to purchase their copy of the new expansion as of the first two days of launch.
Less than a week later, more than 1.1 million viewers tuned in to see the StarCraft II tournament at the MLG Winter Championship in Dallas, TX, featuring the new units and game-balance introduced in the expansion. You can read all about these major milestones in our latest press release. We want to give another huge "THANK YOU" to all of the StarCraft gamers out there who have helped usher in a new era of Swarm dominance!
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I am new to XBMC, just bought a HTPC
and this software seems to be the best fit for me.
Just two things I would love or do not understand.
I don't get why it doesn't play the next video file (without a playlist) right away, without stopping.
It doesn't make sense to me, to always create a playlist. Every dvd or bluray-player plays the next file.
I don't get why it doesn't play the next video, when I press next on my remote
and it would be very nice to see the volume level every time I change the volume (like on a normal TV)
even when I am playing a video, dvd, bluray too
Other then that it is a great software.
Thanks for developing it.
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What type of video are you trying to play?
If you are watching tv-shows, there is a button in context menu that says "play from here"
But that's only for tvshows...
So it would be good to know in which specific part you see that problem...
And there is a volume indicator when you change it...this only works if you don't passthrough the video as then the volume is controlled by your amp/tv...
You can test it while plaing music and press "+" or "-"
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Sounds like an outdated version you are using when you don't see the volume indicator. Even with passthrough it should pop up a little message which says that volume control isn't available in passthrough mode.
Maybe your keymaps for your remote don't handle volume changing? (aka are you sure the volume gets changed and only the indicator is missing? If so - update to RC2 because i should have fixed this some weeks ago).
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2012-03-20 11:25 Post: #4
Memphiz, this must be a really outdated version...IIRC the volume indicator already was in Camelot
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2012-03-21 13:12 Post: #5
i use the newest RC2 version.
The volume control works. It is getting louder or quieter.
I use a MCE Remote, so the windows volume is being changed, not inside XBMC
And for the videos, does it really matter what file it is?
I just don't get why in a folder when I play a video or sound file
when this ends the next file is being played. Shouldn't matter if it is a movie, tv show or something else.
the same with the next button on the keyboard or the remote
All without a playlist.
I thought this would be standard. That is why I am so surprised.
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2012-03-21 13:20 Post: #6
XBMC does not control Windows volume and vice versa so you either need to change your remote to change the volume in XBMC instead of windows or make your windows show some kind of overlay if you change the volume there.
Concerning playing the next file I have to disagree with you. In 95% of the time I watch a movie or episode I only have time to watch one video and then I turn of my display so auto-playing the next file would totally annoy me. If you play a DVD with your player it doesn't auto-play the extras on the DVD after playing the main video (at least it doesn't do that on the DVD players I've used so far). Furthermore why would I want to watch "28 Days Later" after having watched "21" just because it's the next movie in my library? Doesn't make any sense to me at all.
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2012-04-14 05:55 Post: #7
Personally I'd love to be able to play all files in folder starting from user specified file. I use XBMC almost every night when going to bed and I want to leave it playing. This would be the easiest way to watch documents etc. Would be nice if it could be added to options so people could choose if they want to use the current system or the proposed version.
On a sidenote, is there an option somewhere to "flatten" the sound? By flattening I mean cutting loudest volumes off at user specified point so that even quiet speech would be understandable but explosions etc wouldn't wake the whole building up? If not, I think this would be a nice option for us nighttime users.
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2012-04-15 03:51 Post: #8
Ok, granted I have a couple of beers in me at the moment, but why would you need to see the volume level in xbmc.
Dont most people control the volume through the tv or receiver?
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"It wasn't our best game but (goalkeeper) Tony Capobianco did a great job and kept us in the game," said Canisius head coach Dave Smith. "Tony gave us a chance late but we just couldn't find the tying goal. We need to quickly regroup and find a way to get points tomorrow."
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Junior Tony Capobianco played strong in net, stopping 42 shots on goal.
The Falcons wasted no time grabbing a lead thanks to a tally just 19 seconds into the contest. Kyle De Laurell knocked a rebound in for the early 1-0 Air Force advantage.
Canisius tied the game at one when McCrank tallied his fourth goal of the season 5:58 into the second frame. Junior Kyle Gibbons intercepted a pass in the neutral zone and skated in on a 3-2 rush. Gibbons sent a centering pass toward the slot and after an Air Force defender took down his own goalkeeper, McCrank fired the puck in high for tying score.
Air Force reclaimed its lead with 7:21 remaining in the second stanza, scoring on its fourth power-play attempt of the game. Alex Halloran's blast from the blue line found the back of the net for the 2-1 advantage after 40 minutes of action.
The Falcon defense would take it from there, allowing only three shots on goal during the final frame. Any chances of the Griffs netting a late equalizing tally vanished when the team was whistled for penalties with 2:24 remaining and 56.6 left. Air Force then sealed the victory when Tony Thomas scored with the two-man advantage with 45.7 seconds remaining in the game for the 3-1 win.
Air Force finished the game with a 45-19 advantage in shots, while going 2-for-6 on the power play. Canisius was 0-for-2 with the extra-man advantage.
The schools wrap up the two-game series tomorrow night with game time slated for 9:05 p.m. ET.
Game Notes: The Griffs, which entered the game ranked first nationally in penalty kill, allowed two power-play goals in a game for the first time this season (Canisius was 1-of-2 schools to not allow multiple extra-man tallies this season) ... Canisius is now 3-3-4 all-time at Air Force ... The Griffs are winless in their last nine games against Air Force (0-4-5).


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He renounced the worldly life on chariot; and practised austerities for eight months. Then he sat on the foot of the patali tree; and just before his Enlightenment he accepted the milk-rice from Daughter-of-Sudassana-Setthi; and sat on the seat prepared for him by Sujat. He delivered his first sermon at Khemamigadaya to his step-brother Khandha and his priest's son – Tissa. His chief attendant was Asoka. Chanda and Chandamitta were his chief women disciples. Punabbasummitta and Naga were his principal male patrons; and Sirima and Uttara were the chief women patrons. He died at the age of eighty thousand.
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The lag between temperature and CO2. (Gore's got it right.)
What is being talked about here is influence of the seasonal radiative forcing change from the earth's wobble around the sun (the well established Milankovitch theory of ice ages), combined with the positive feedback of ice sheet albedo (less ice = less reflection of sunlight = warmer temperatures) and greenhouse gas concentrations (higher temperatures lead to more CO2 leads to warmer temperatures). Thus, both CO2 and ice volume should lag temperature somewhat, depending on the characteristic response times of these different components of the climate system. Ice volume should lag temperature by about 10,000 years, due to the relatively long time period required to grow or shrink ice sheets. CO2 might well be expected to lag temperature by about 1000 years, which is the timescale we expect from changes in ocean circulation and the strength of the "carbon pump" (i.e. marine biological photosynthesis) that transfers carbon from the atmosphere to the deep ocean.
Several recent papers have indeed established that there is lag of CO2 behind temperature. We don't really know the magnitude of that lag as well as Barton implies we do, because it is very challenging to put CO2 records from ice cores on the same timescale as temperature records from those same ice cores, due to the time delay in trapping the atmosphere as the snow is compressed into ice (the ice at any time will always be
younger older than the gas bubbles it encloses, and the age difference is inherently uncertain). Still, the best published calculations do show values similar to those quoted by Barton (presumably, taken from this paper by Monnin et al. (2001), or this one by Caillon et al. (2003)). But the calculations can only be done well when the temperature change is large, notably at glacial terminations (the gradual change from cold glacial climate to warm interglacial climate). Importantly, it takes more than 5000 years for this change to occur, of which the lag is only a small fraction (indeed, one recently submitted paper I'm aware of suggests that the lag is even less than 200 years). So it is not as if the temperature increase has already ended when CO2 starts to rise. Rather, they go very much hand in hand, with the temperature continuing to rise as the the CO2 goes up. In other words, CO2 acts as an amplifier, just as Lorius, Hansen and colleagues suggested.
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Post subject: DTMBs Super Early 2013 1st Round Mock[UPDATED 7/15]
A few notes
-My main purpose was identifying the 1st round players and in what range I see them going. I did a run through of the schedule and tried to look at needs. But predicting the 2012 season and filling needs wasn't the primary focus.
-It's impossible to know which underclassmen will declare. So I went under the assumption that everyone is in it. Minus players with a size issue(Corey Lemonier, Lamarcus Joyner) who could possibly be 1st rounders but probably wouldn't risk leaving early.
1. Raiders-Logan Thomas(Virginia Tech)QB
2. Jaguars-David Amerson(N.C. State)CB
3. Falcons(MIA)-Chris Faulk(LSU)OT
4. Bengals-William Gholston(Michigan State)DE
5. Bills(CLE)-Taylor Lewan(Michigan)OT
6. Cardinals-Matt Barkley(USC)QB
7. Colts-Sheldon Richardson(Missouri)DT
8. Cowboys-Sam Montgomery(LSU)DE
9. Lions-Justin Gilbert(Oklahoma State)CB
10. Dolphins(ATL)-Keenan Allen(California)WR
11. Chiefs(TB)-Geno Smith(West Virginia)QB
12. Browns(BUF)-Brandon Jenkins(Florida State)DE
13. Broncos-Star Lotulelei(Utah)DT
14. Rams(WAS)-Luke Joekel(Texas A&M)OT
15. Saints-Damontre Moore(Texas A&M)DE
16. Seahawks(SF)-Robert Woods(USC)WR
17. Vikings-Manti T'eo(Notre Dame)ILB
18. Patriots-Marcus Lattimore(South Carolina)RB
19. Steelers-Carrington Byndom(Texas)CB
20. Rams-Da'Rick Rogers(Tennessee)WR
21. Panthers-Kawann Short(Purdue)DT
22. Titans-Barrett Jones(Alabama)OL
23. Chargers-Jordan Poyer(Oregon State)CB
24. Giants-Oday Aboushi(Virginia)OT
25. Buccaneers(KC)-Robert Lester(Alabama)S
26. 49ers(SEA)-Khaled Holmes(USC)C
27. Texans-Sylvestor Williams(North Carolina)DT
28. Bears-Jonathan Brown(Illinois)OLB
29. Jets-Eddie Lacy(Alabama)RB
30. Eagles-John Boyett(Oregon)S
31. Packers-Margus Hunt(SMU)DE
32. Ravens-Alec Ogletree(Georgia)ILB
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If the Jags have the #2 pick then I would think that means they would pick a QB.
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The Houston Texans will most likely go WR or CB in the 1st round next year, with an outside chace of QB in the 1st.
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The Bengals picking 4th????? The only way that happens is if Dalton completely stinks it up. And if he does that they wouldn't take a DE.
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Atlanta picking in the top 10? What are you smoking and can I have some?
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Lions picking 9th, Interesting...
But id be happy with a 1st round CB, Lions havent really addressed the issue with a true #1 in far too long.
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Completely ignore draft order people, last year at this time no one would have said Colts with the first pick, even with Manning out. We don't know how it is going to go at this point, which the creator of the thread points out in his first post, so don't comment on it.
As for the Vikings pick, ILB is definitely a smart pick, it depends on how Brinkley, Cole, and Emilmen work out this year, but I tend to think that along with WR and DT are going to be some of the top needs.
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Shock to see the Bengals picking 4th, but whatever. Ok pick
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I'm starting to feel like a broken record on these things, but especially given the way your draft is falling, I don't think Bills would go OT here. Given their need at WR, the chance to grab the second WR off the board seems difficult to pass up for the third OT.
I know it's early, but looking at the talent available in both of those positions, I see the second best WR being a significantly better value than the third best OT in addition to being the larger need for Buffalo.
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I don't know much about Geno Smith. What made you decide to put him over Tyler Wilson, Tyler Bray (even though it is really doubtful he declares), and even Landry Jones?
I know I would rather have Smith to Jones, but Jones is collectively rated higher.
Just wanted your thoughts. Thanks
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Great mock. I don't know much about Boyett, but I can definitely see the Jets going with a safety. I also can easily see Lewan going that high.
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I can see TE being a popular pick for the Bears this offseason but once the season starts I think people will see we have solid talent at the position under Martz last season our TEs didnt get any kind of opportunity to show their skill sets Kellen Davis is a massive athlete who provides us with a matchup problem Matt Spaeth gives us a blocking options & this years 4th round pick Evan Rodriguez gives us a move/flex TE who offers us versatility with a former TE in Mike Tice calling plays this year the TEs will be a far bigger part of our passing attack and show that TE isnt a big need at all
As for Eifert himself I dont see him as a 1st round talent he isnt as good a prospect at Fleener was last year and given that this years class is stronger at the top end I think there will be better options available DT Kawann Short would be a quality pick up because he fits the NT position in our scheme and would give us 3 young quality DTs Illinois LB Jonathan Brown would also be a fit as a long term replacement for Lance Briggs Browns playmaking ability and size reminds me a little of Jon Beason who the Bears were very interested in before taking Greg Olsen back in 07.
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Not huge on Lewan at all right now. Dont see how we could have a top 10 pick either, but thats beside the point, opinions are opinions. OT is not a huge need as we took one in the third of this years draft to eventually replace Baler and Clabo is great on the right side. Staying put and taking Star Lotulelei would be the best option.
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Why do you have the Lions drafting so early? I'm not saying it's not possible, but I was wondering what your reasoning is?
The pick is good though. The Lions could use an upgrade at CB. A true #1 CB would be amazing.
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I don't know much about Geno Smith. What made you decide to put him over Tyler Wilson, Tyler Bray (even though it is really doubtful he declares), and even Landry Jones?
I know I would rather have Smith to Jones, but Jones is collectively rated higher.
Just wanted your thoughts. Thanks
I don't see what makes Bray a 1st rounder other than the monster arm. Not much mobility. Underwhelming accuracy. A lot of poor decisions. He hasn't played more than half of a season and he didn't have a good game last year outside of lighting up Cincinnati, Montana, and another OOC team.
Landry Jones I really don't see anything that makes him a 1st rounder.
I think Tyler Wilson's production takes a dip with Joe Adams, Jarius Wright, and Greg Childs all gone.
Smith has big arm. Super quick release. Good mobility. solid accuracy and decision making.
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Why do you have the Lions drafting so early? I'm not saying it's not possible, but I was wondering what your reasoning is?
Outside of their star players I think they still have a lot of positions they need to get better at. A lot of offseason distractions. Tough schedule.
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If the Jags have the #2 pick then I would think that means they would pick a QB.
They probably should. But I don't recall ever seeing a team give up on a top 10 QB after only 2 seasons.
Wolf6151 wrote:
The Houston Texans will most likely go WR or CB in the 1st round next year, with an outside chace of QB in the 1st.
WR was my first thought. But I don't see a 4th 1st round WR right now. Maybe Justin Hunter but he is coming off a torn ACL and most of his hype is coming off a dominant 2 game stretch against Montana and Cincy. I love Tavon Austin but atr his size, probably not 1st round. Possibly Kenny stills or Stedman Bailey, but I would feel like I was forcing it if I did that.
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I was wondering if any one has done an unweathered boba, like before boba started taking names. that would be a cool concept boba with all new gear, no dent, and no stripes. preferably ESB. let me know if anyone has done this. thanks
I was wondering if any one has done an unweathered boba, like before boba started taking names. that would be a cool concept boba with all new gear, no dent, and no stripes. preferably ESB. let me know if anyone has done this. thanks
Well, I guess he started with a "Clean" suit at one point.
I believe it has been photoshopped, but an unweathered Boba would be like the Mall Cop of the galaxy.
not even. it would be like his first day on the job. it wold be like jango but green and red flat colors no shine. I think that would be sick looking.
It'd be interesting...go for it!!! lol
I thought about that too. I think that would be pretty cool.
I don't think that Boba's armor when brand new would necessarily be flat, it could easily have been glossy or at least semi-gloss (probably the most realistic likelihood) and dulled to flat green and red over the years as a result of everything he's been through. After all, Jango wore blue and silver so who's to say that Boba's armor wasn't much shinier when it was brand new although I wonder how Jango managed to maintain his armor and keep it looking so nice and new while Boba's is banged up, scratched, and scorched; considering that Boba was Jango's clone and if Jango liked to keep his armor nice and shiny wouldn't Boba be pre-disposed to do the same? Or was it a case of Boba doing a lot more (dirty) work during the days of the Empire than Jango did during the Old Republic?
riceball, you kinda just blew my mind a little bit. and ya I think youre right where boba fett is in constant motion throughout the galaxie, jango has a place to kick it on the weekends(kamino) and he probably has a lot more time and money to maintain his armor. well thanks for the input guys. I dont think I'll be changing my fett any time soon, as I am quite fond of pre pro. but it would be a sick project for some one to take on. keep me posted if some one decides to do it.
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From what I have researched, the concept of Boba Fett's armor being brand new is inconceivable coz he acquired used and battle damaged armor from other Mandalorians like Jester Mereel to make at least 3 sets which probably explains why he has the ESB, Prepro and ROTJ versions. Just my thoughts on the subject.
No to go too far off topic but I was under the impression he started with Jango's set that was re-fitted to his size and then painted it the colors we're all familliar with, and then gathered the pieces of the three sets using the green/red combo.
Personally I would assume Boba being a clone (more in line with the ARCs) with the whole independence thing going would be inclined not to care about looks but about use/functionallity, add that to doing all the dirty work in the Galaxy would lead to the grimy/beaten/used armor set we see.considering that Boba was Jango's clone and if Jango liked to keep his armor nice and shiny wouldn't Boba be pre-disposed to do the same? Or was it a case of Boba doing a lot more (dirty) work during the days of the Empire than Jango did during the Old Republic?
Well, but, before he was "green and red", Boba was grey (all the helmet except the back pannels) so that's what we can see under the red and the green.
So it's a grey bucket.
And the armour was yellow xD
Again, it seems like we're going a bit off topic but, I understood exactly what you stated, I agree with most of it just not all of it.
Boba is said to have several sets of armor, in a variety of colors with mission specific waepaons and armor plating. So, who really knows how many sets he actually has? In the LotF books, he still has Jango's armor and has considered wearing a piece of it in traditional Mandalorian style but I confirmed with Karen Traviss that by the end of the series, he had never done so. So, with what we've actually seen in the SWU, we know he has the ESB and ROTJ sets, the prepro is more a combo of sets t hen likely to be it's own set. He also has the set he lost that was claimed by Jodo Kast (can anyone enlighten is Jodo repainted it or left is stock?). We also have seen the Animated style armor and per the books know he still has Jango's. We could also say that the "White Fett" armor, although it never went beyond the concept phase, could be a set he has.
Going back to the original question, Has anyone done a clean Boba... there's a member of the Mando Mercs, Ge'tal Gratua that has a clean set of Boba armor. He is a prop builder from Malaysia and I believe he frequents these forums from time to time. He hand builds all of his armor, without the use of commercial templates, and uses sometimes bizarre materials but, his armor is top notch in appearance. The clean Boba set he has matches Boba's known cannon color preferances but, is not cannon as far as gaunt type etc. So, technically, it's a custom Boba. I'll see if I can pull a couple pix and post them here.
Here are a couple pix of the clean Boba, which has a couple scratches but no dents or carbon scoring, also threw in a couple of his other custom sets he's built.
This is about the "newest" set of Boba armor I know of that's been built. I haven't asked so I can't be sure if this is young Boba or LotF new beskar'gam Boba.
thanks for answering my question jaing skirata. cant wain to see the pics.
Firstly I believe Boba's armor was Jaster Mereel's. Secondly, contrary to what has been stated here, Jango's armor was not clean.
to tell u the truth i think the clean boba looked horrible he kinda looked a mando that just sits at home not even wering it