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m4dcow wrote:Leopard Seal Chowing down on a Penguin, no flying for this guy. Luckily there's more where that came from, especially round here...
I'm sick of penguins, why are people round here suckers for a species that is at the bottom of the Artic food chain.
Maybe next I should do a Greedy Polar Bear, then a Greedy Shark... and then whatever else eats penguins out there.
poler bears and sharks dont eat penguins you crack>:/
I do like the shirt though
mlierre wrote:again, "pourquoi un chapeau ferait-il peur?"
I thought the exact same thing.
For those who do not recognize the reference, it has to do with a page in the book "The Little Prince" where a boy draws a snake eating an elephant, and the author thought it was a hat.
smo244 wrote:poler bears and sharks dont eat penguins you crack>:/
You are right, polar bears don't live around penguins thus can't eat them. I'm pretty sure if they were in the same habitat the bears would make quick work of the penguins.
However sharks do eat peguins, tropical ones. I did confuse penguins with the seals that great whites eat initially, so that whole tropical penguin thing is my consolation :P
herman16 wrote:This is the only one in the fog I'd actually wear. While they all demonstrate the theme, this one is most suited to be printed on a t-shirt. It's got my vote.
Again, I wouldnt wear this, but I thought about what you said and printed, this would look amazing with the colors.
Re: Let Them Eat Steak....er.....Rice
I read on one of the threads that the steak's shadow is supposed to be in the shape of Africa. I am not seeing that.
Re: Click Click **RESUB**
I like it! Them's must be some good fries!
Re: Now the moon..the sun would wait til morning
Re: You Took It With You - Now what?
Welcome and good luck with your art, from a fellow newbie!
Re: Dog Gone Greedy
i have two dogs, and this shirt pretty much sums up the little one. nice work and thanks for the kind words on mine.
Re: You Can't Take It WIth You
very well done, it's amazing to me how some artists can make sketchy designs look so great, if I tried something like that it'd look like a two year old did it
get em tiger
makselarts wrote:
Thank you!
I had to resubmit this because I must have turned off a layer - lost my daisy petals. I just learned to do layering this week, all by trial and error - lots of error!
mjpupillo wrote:i have two dogs, and this shirt pretty much sums up the little one. nice work and thanks for the kind words on mine.
this sums up my little dog too, she was my inspiration. If you leave her bag of bones out she will go back for more all day long, one day I left her alone for 5 mins with the bag and when I came back she had 28 bones lying around her in a circle thanks for the comment!
Re: Money Hoarder
where can i purchase this shirt at?
Re: Big BONE
I was bored, didn't feel like entering, but thought I would throw my dog in the ring for fun.
Re: Greedy Seal
I bet penguins tatse pretty good
Re: Brains for lunch, brains for breakfast, brains...
I love zombies!!! And I want one!!!
Re: This entire ice cream is mine!
You remember when you were a kid? When you would lick something and that made it all yours? Here's one kid who does it to an entire banana split! And he points the 'ol thumb at himself to indicate ownership... greedy little...
Bryan818 wrote:hahahahahahahahahahahahaha
heee's baaack
It doesn't get me as much that you brought the character back (that has lost at least twice already), I expect that by now (see rubber duck.) The fact that you actually used your candy corn penguin model for the stack of fish as well just astounds me, though. Could you seriously not fit in enough time to draw a stack of fish, even?
Re: Price of Greed
I can't tell what is at the bottom of the shadow?
Re: If I lick it, it's mine...
A slight resubmission...
You've been that kid, right? The one that licked stuff to make it yours? Well, here's the shirt for you. A slight revision from the version you didn't see before- now with peeled bananas, not ones with skins on them
Re: Greedy wishes
this is amazing. i wish i could vote, but i haven't purchased a tshirt yet. i looove this.
woot151 wrote:I can't tell what is at the bottom of the shadow?
I'm pretty sure it's a gun with a soldier's helmet on top of it. signifying a soldier died.
It is a soldiers helmet atop an M16 rifle. This is typically done to symbolize a fallen soldier.
geekfactor12 wrote:I disagree, I think the tail on the monkey makes this shirt for adults only.
Seriously, please tell me what is supposed to be going on with the tail on the monkey with the bananas. Because now that I've seen it the dirty way, I can't see anything else.
"Hey, is that a banana on your shirt or are you just happy to see me?"
"Please pet my monkey."
Well, if you are one of the people on Woot that sees phallic symbols on everything, sure that is a P_E_N_I_S tail for sure, but it could be just a hairless end of a tail too. Just how you look at it, I guess.
auggie24 wrote:As I said in the thread, love it! I want this, and I want it bad...
Unfortunately, you're in the minority in this contest... which stinks. I liked this design too
markmilliren wrote:i dont know, i just thought it would be a cool title.
I like the title, it's very topical.
snarkygal wrote:Well, if you are one of the people on Woot that sees phallic symbols on everything, sure that is a P_E_N_I_S tail for sure, but it could be just a hairless end of a tail too. Just how you look at it, I guess.
EDIT: But I must add that those monkeys look awfully familiar ......
kriz10gal wrote:this is amazing. i wish i could vote, but i haven't purchased a tshirt yet. i looove this.
You can vote, you have purchased something from a Woot site. You don't have to purchase just from shirt.woot, it is from ANY woot site.
Re: take take take
I love the message, it's perfect.
Re: Dragon's Hoard
Damn Spryte, this is intense! Great work
I don't get why this hasn't gotten more love. It's gorgeous, great work Zenne
fablefire wrote:Got a color preference? I'm not particularly attached to anything, esp seeing how this is now in 7th place.
Psh, if I had any idea of what colours look good together, I'd be entering the derby myself. Not to mention I'm one of those obnoxious people who can tell you that's something's wrong with a piece, but not necessarily what, or how to fix it. My vote: don't mess with it unless someone can come up with something else better, and I don't think I can.
AdderXYU wrote: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?
Um.. no - i wouldn't agree..
Re: Mine! Not yours!
i like the illustration but I wish there was a more detailed view.
Yes, detail please!
I'm surprised the "i'm so hungry i can eat a horse" has fell to 2nd. I really like the shirt design.
Re: Green-Eyed Monster
The eyes have great expression, but you need to get rid of that box outline Nevermore!. What are the things in the corners? The bottom items look like claw machine claws?
sparklzk27 wrote:i like the illustration but I wish there was a more detailed view.
I'm a little new at this submitting thing. How do I put up a larger view?
Re: You Can't Eat Just One
May be a tad big on the shirt, but I would still buy this. I love the way out there monster. Very creative
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Riverside county approves fines for false alarms
Ordinance will penalize residents and businesses who trigger false fire alarms
RIVERSIDE, Calif. - Riverside County supervisors signed off on plans Tuesday to establish penalties for individuals or businesses responsible for triggering false fire alarms that needlessly divert emergency resources.
Without comment, the Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 -- with Chairman John Tavaglione absent -- to authorize the Office of Emergency Services to work with the Office of County Counsel on finalizing an ordinance.
Supervisor Jeff Stone last year raised the issue of false alarms and what might be done to prevent them while considering ways to save the fire department money as it struggled to pare down a $5 million budget deficit.
According to the fire department, firefighters responded to 2,110 false alarm calls -- or an average of six per day -- countywide in 2011.
"These calls range from someone pulling the fire alarm erroneously at a school to not turning off a house alarm in time," according to an OES document. "Responding to these calls prolongs the time that it can take for the (fire) department to respond to a bona fide emergency and can ultimately jeopardize the health, welfare and safety of Riverside County residents."

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"Life by its very nature is dialogic. To live means to participate in dialogue."
— Mikhail M. Bakhtin
Lukas Engqvist teaches Graphic Design and Prepress at Broby Grafiska in Sunne, Sweden, a vocational school with close ties to the Print and Packaging industries. He previously taught at IT Gymnastiet Sodertorn near Stockholm.
Engqvist discovered he wanted to teach after being invited to lecture as a print expert at Orebro University. He retrained to become a teacher, left his print production job, and now focuses on teaching and inspiring others.
Engqvist first became interested in computer graphics in the late 80's as he explored computer-generated vector graphics composited with photographic images in the darkroom.


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Women's Basketball Survives and Advances with 68-59 Win over UIC
By Rachel Buck (@GBRachel)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – In a tense battle to advance to the Sunday finals of the Horizon League Women's Basketball Tournament, Green Bay used a late run in the first half and held on to the lead the rest of the way as it topped UIC, 68-59, on Friday evening at the Kress Events Center.
Top-seeded Green Bay survived and advanced to face second seed Wright State in Sunday's championship tilt slated for noon. The Raiders knocked off No. 3 Youngstown State in the first semifinal of the night, 98-70.
Green Bay received all but four of its points from the starting five tonight, including a career-high 24 points from freshman Tesha Buck (Red Wing, Minn.), who was 8-for-11 from the field and a near perfect 5-for-6 from deep.
Trailing for most of the first half, the Phoenix found itself in a seven-point deficit (25-18) with just under five minutes remaining. That's when the Green Bay offense came alive, closing on a 16-5 run to go into halftime with a 34-30 lead. Buck scored nine of Green Bay's 16 points during the run, while sophomore Kaili Lukan (Barrie, Ontario) added three and freshman Mariah Monke (Fergus Falls, Minn.) four.
It was an 11-0 run over 3:09 that helped the Phoenix take back the lead for the first time since the 17:58 mark. Buck started the run with a corner three before Kaili Lukan hit the back end of a pair of free throws and Monke sank a layup. Buck then hit her fourth three-point shot of the half to put Green Bay ahead, 27-25 with 2:12 on the clock. Monke closed the 11-0 run with another layup before UIC's Terri Bender ended the Phoenix streak with a three. However, the Phoenix closed on a 5-2 run in the final minute to take the lead into halftime.
Green Bay built its lead to as many as eight points (38-30) in the early going of the second stanza but the Flames kept it close for the majority of the half, pulling to within four points on several occasions. However, each time the Phoenix found a defensive stop and a response on the offensive end to keep the visitors at bay.
The Phoenix put the game away for good with just under four minutes remaining. Holding on to a five point lead, 55-50, a quick 5-0 run keyed by an and-1 from junior Megan Lukan (Barrie, Ontario) and a layup by sister Kaili gave the Phoenix a 10-point cushion with 2:48 on the clock. UIC crept to within single digits down the stretch but Green Bay held strong for the final 68-59 margin.
Four of Green Bay's five starters finished in double digits led by Buck's 24, 14 from Kaili Lukan, 12 by sister Megan and 10 from senior Breannah Ranger (Skokie, Ill.). Freshman Mehryn Kraker (West Allis, Wis.) chipped in four points, while Monke was the only bench player to score for the Phoenix tonight with four points. Megan Lukan also added a game-high eight assists.
Green Bay finished the game shooting 53.1 percent (26-49) from the field but struggled at the free throw line, going just 11-for-23 (47.8%). UIC won the battle on the boards, 37-30, but the Phoenix dominated play in the paint, 42-19, and also had 19 assists on 26 baskets.
Rachel Story led UIC with 20 points, while Ruvanna Campbell had a game-high 14 rebounds.
It will be a battle of the league's top defense against the league's top offense on Sunday. Green Bay swept the season series, including a 79-72 overtime thriller on February 27.
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An Institute on the legal and policy landscape of cyber risks - foreign and domestic
June 17 - 20, 2013 at Roger Williams University; Bristol, R.I.
President Obama's Executive Order (EO) has pushed cybersecurity to the top of the domestic and international security agenda. It has taken center stage not only for government, but for business and the professions as well, as the EO requires goverment and industry to agree by December 2013 on a cybersecurity framework, with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Commerce Department taking the lead. In an unprecedented move, White House National Security Advisor Tom Donilon recently called on China to stop cyber intrusions that have harvested infomation about critical U.S. infrastructure and pilfered trade secrets. The U.S. military's growing Cyber Command eyes international law on the use of force, while the longtime "Title 10 - Title 50" debate on military versus covert action hovers over domestic law authorities. Whenever government and business seek to regulate the massive data at risk from cyber intrusions, privacy and civil liberties issues emerge.
Cyber crime has also proliferated, through burgeoning efforts to steal trade secrets, undermine privacy and confidentiality in health care and legal data, and defraud consumers. While cyber is increasingly important, only a few experts and practitioners have a working knowledge of how cyber interacts with law, policy, and regulation. Cyber Threats and Cyber Realities fills that gap.
Cyber Threats and Cyber Realities, jointly sponsored by the Roger Williams University School of Law and School of Justice Studies, will be an interactive forum with nationally known experts and practitioners on cyber law, policy, and regulation. Organized in two two-day modules, attendees will learn about domestic law and policy on June 17-18. International law and national security will be the focus on June 19-20. In addition to informative panels, each module will include a capstone experience in the form of a simulation that offers participants an opportunity to collaborate in resolving a regulatory challenge or national security crisis. View Full Schedule
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text: Let's shed some light on last night's game, shall we? We shot 42% as a team We allowed Charlotte (a poor offensive team) to shoot 55% Charlotte's point guards (Augustin and Livingston) shot 6 for 8, with 9 assists Ben Wallace lead the Pistons in assists (4) We won this game because of Charlotte's turnovers and an usually high free throw disparity (caused by Hamilton's 11 for 11, which is a fluke). Were we really any better last night than in any other game this season? No, we just played a team equally as bad as us. And a McGrady/Gordon starting back court is laughable defensively and they weren't that spectacular offensively. McGrady can find the open man... guess what, so can Stuckey (and he has been).


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Georgia Wildlife Resources Division
2067 U.S. Hwy. 278, SE, Social Circle, GA 30025
A Portable Document Format (PDF) version of the basket construction instructions and diagram is available here [1]. Please note: Adobe Acrobat Reader [2] is required.
Below are written instructions for constructing legal fish baskets.
Step #1: Cut main cylinder from 1-inch mesh galvanized chicken wire.
Step #2: Form main cylinder by lacing out edges (A) together. Reinforced side (Selvage edge) is at top and bottom of cylinder. Cylinder should be flattened approximately 19" across bottom to prevent rolling.
Step #3: Install supporting hoops and fasten one end of cylinder. Hoops are made from 10-gauge wire or larger and placed 17" apart. Place rod entirely across rear end of trap and fasten with pig rings.
Step #4: Cut out throats using pattern in diagram. Pattern may be laid out on table or workbench, using nail, string and pencil.
Step #5: Form throats and cut openings. Fold straight edges of throat together, thus forming cone. Make straight cut across # 1 at six-inch diameter. Make cut across throat # 2 at nine-inch diameter, tilting cut 1" from vertical toward front.
Step #6: Make frame and trap door for #2 throat. Gate frame is made from 9 Ga. wire 7 1/2" square and laced to cut opening of throat #2. Trap door made from 9 Ga. wire 7 1/2" square and covered with chicken wire. Trap door fastened to gate frame with pig rings so that it swings freely.
Step #7: Make fish removal door and install throats. Fish removal door is made in same manner and from same material as gate frame and trap door on throat #2. Place in top rear one-third of basket for easy removal of fish and for placing bait. Throats are fastened in basket to reinforcing hoops at 17" in intervals. Pig rings or lacing wire may be used.
General: Drop line is fastened to hoop #2 at top of basket for best results. Life of basket is greatly increased by dipping in hot tar. Double dipped wire gives much better service. For bait, pressed cotton seed meal cake has been found to give good results.
The overall length shall not exceed 6 feet. The circumference shall be 60 inches. The shape shall be semi-circular with a flat bottom. The basket shall have two throats. The first shall be located at the mouth of the basket and the second 17" to the rear of the first and have 7 1/2" trap door where fish may enter but not return. Such baskets shall be constructed of wire having not less than 1" mesh. Any basket deviating from these specifications shall be considered illegal.
Each person using such basket must obtain from Wildlife Resources Division a commercial license for basket used. License holder must tag basket(s). License good for one year beginning April 1, and valid until March 31, succeeding year.
Game & Sport fish taken from baskets must be released immediately into the water from which they came.
Baskets may only be used in impounded waters. No running stream: i.e. creek or river.
Baskets may be used in your private pond without commercial license.
[1] http://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/fishing/pdfs/miscellaneous/GDNRFishBasketPlans.pdf
[2] http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html


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By Richard Clarke
Arsène Wenger admits that he is struggling to explain his side's defensive frailties at the moment.
Arsenal conceded three second-half goals to lose to Tottenham at Emirates Stadium on Saturday. It was the third defeat in their last five Premier League games and, in the same spell, they have conceded eight goals.
Afterwards the Frenchman expressed his concern.
"We can switch off at the back," he said. "We are not there. With five minutes to go you make sure you win your headers when you play at the back and we were caught unfortunately.
"We were 2-0 up and it was all in our hands. It's a strange coincidence of facts that are very difficult to explain even when you are in the job as long as I am. But to completely lose the focus as much as we did and especially the second goal and third goal are very difficult.
"We wanted to keep the urgency and our defensive tightness alive [in the second half] but straight away when we came out [we conceded]. It's not the first time that has happened and it is one of our weaknesses. Many times we come out and drop a little bit the urgency when we are ahead. We did not come out and be dominating."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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Powdered, fresh or crystallized with sugar, this knobby tropical root lends a distinct peppery bite to savory dishes and desserts.
- Photo: Lee Harrelson; Styling: Ana Kelly, Mindi Shapiro
Root for FlavorLong revered as a medicinal remedy, ginger is used in some cultures to relieve nausea and upset stomachs, and features in many types of dishes. This pungent root comes in many forms—fresh, crystallized, and ground—but they all add a special flavor to everything from cookies to soups.
Hot Cranberry-Ginger PunchFresh minced ginger simmers with cranberry juice to build an underlying base for this sweet-spicy brew that's perfect for cold winter nights. Lime juice and sugar are then stirred in to add a tart-sweet note that brightens flavor.
Ginger CrinklesFlavored with both ground and crystallized ginger these spicy little cookies are bound to disappear fast. If you don't have crystallized ginger, check out the guidelines for substituting powdered ginger.
Pear and Ginger Upside-Down CakeNot your typical upside down cake, this one showcases a deeply spiced cake rich with ground ginger, cinnamon, and molasses. Delicate Bosc pears melt into a mixture of sugar, butter, and sweet crystallized ginger to make a glorious cake top.
Romaine Salad with Mandarins and Asian DressingSesame oil and rice wine vinegar help soften the pungent flavor of ground ginger and mustard to make a stand-out vinaigrette for this simple side salad. Fresh or canned mandarin oranges and buttery slices of avocado add contrasting color and flavor.
Ginger-Garlic ShrimpPossibly one the fastest meals on the planet, this seven-ingredient stir fry uses minced fresh ginger, minced garlic, and chopped green onions to punch up the flavor of shrimp. Serve it over cooked rice, rice noodles or soba.
Braised Grouper with Ginger, Shiitake Mushrooms, and ChilesIn just 30 minutes, grouper simmers in a broth laced with minced fresh ginger, chilies and Asian vegetables to build a soul-satisfying one-bowl dinner. If you can't find grouper, use another firm white fish such as cod, halibut or tilapia.
Spiced Pumpkin Soup with Ginger Browned ButterCaramelized onions and sautéed ginger help round out the sweetness of pumpkin in this long simmering soup. Pie spices (ground ginger, cloves, nutmeg and cardamom), and a finishing touch of melted brown ginger butter, elevate flavor another notch.
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That swaybar is not stock. Also I don't recall the tubs being blue on that model year. Either that or my age is catch up with me. (EDIT: Apparently I am going blind. Those are just covers. Ignore me like everyone else does.)
If you are down to 1/4 tank I would probably just fill up with 93 octane and drive it easy until your next fill up. That should take care of the issue with poor performance.
The exhaust smell may be from a possible exhaust upgrade that was brought back to stock, and installed poorly. Maybe without a gasket?
I would get that checked out though. Other than that I guarantee you will love your car as you become more educated about it.
You have come to the right place though!


text: Rating: In the car business or looking for your next ride? This application is for you. VIN Hunter is a great solution to the problem of needing to decode and record vehicles without the use of the Internet. This means an inexpensive iPod Touch can be used as a powerful tool in the field without service plans or dedicated hardware. … Read More


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Buongiorno Customer Story
Performance and scalability, key factors in the project
Founded in 1999 in Parma, Italy, Buongiorno is now the market leader in the field of development and management of payment applications and entertainment content for mobile devices.
Initial Situation
Over the past two years, Buongiorno has successfully undertaken two major projects to implement the Alfresco technologies known as B! CMS and "Connected Devices."
As early as 2000 the company had a content repository using its own technology and development, but this could not be used as a CMS. It had severe limitations and the costs
involved were significant. In addition, Buongiorno was falling behind in terms of functionality and updates.
In 2009, after assessing other options, the company chose Alfresco and started the full migration of its repository to the world of open source.
The first step in implementing the project was integrating Alfresco's technology with the messaging platform and the rest of Buongiorno's content services.
For the next step, device management, Alfresco had to be customized, with the focus on two key points: creating device-adapted content and achieving inter-device compatibility (multiple formats). Another challenge related to the management of content by country, store, service and license.
The following step was integration with the web environment and with its mobile Internet services catalog, where technology performance and scalability have proven to be essential.
Given the complexity of the project, the migration and implementation of many features is still underway.
Connected Devices
The goal for Buongiorno is to provide end consumers with a mobile entertainment experience; that is, to allow users to access all kinds of movies, news and games, both free and paid, from their mobile devices and then to share that content on social networks.
To such end, Buongiorno had six months later created a system based on J2EE architecture, using Alfresco as a data repository.
Different streams are used depending on the type of content. First the content is assessed, and then the provider is identified. Based on this information, the stream to be used is determined. Finally, the services catalog and final search are produced.
As a last step, the social layer is added to this content, meaning that the content is integrated into social networks.
- A strong commitment to open source and to Alfresco
- Cost reduction in the medium and long term, especially in terms of maintenance
- Strengthening of its relationship with its own clients
- Very significant improvement in the processes developed for content ingestion
- Needs met in terms of scalability and performance
- Full integration with MySQL, Red Hat, Tomcat and JBoss
- Maximum flexibility and adaptation to a system with many different formats, countries, stores and services
- More than 100,000 content items in the Alfresco (CMS) repository, and many tens of thousands more in "Connected Devices"
- Close to 100 people at Buongiorno are currently using Alfresco's new solution.
Going forward, Buongiorno has stated that it is planning to use Alfresco technology in all future "Connected Devices" projects, once all the possibilities and benefits that Alfresco offers have been demonstrated.


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Clip-less Coupon Organization in Minneapolis, MN
Coupon Organization in 15 minutes per week IS POSSIBLE! Use these list to keep your coupons organized using our FREE coupon organization system, the FAB fruGAL Clip-LESS Method!!
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I hunted Tues through Friday this week, and I am covered with bug bites. My wife counts over 50 bites from my waist up. They are not mosquito bites; they don't look the same, and they are mostly in places mosquitoes could not have gotten to.
Some of them are so nasty they've become BB-sized red, painful blisters. Others look more like chigger bites; tiny itchy little things in groups of 5-6. I know the kochia has midges in it in unbelievable numbers, but biting insects?
Anyone else experiencing the same thing??
Please, Lord, let it get cold.
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Junior Gunners Playing on the Pitch 2011
JGs Playing on the Pitch 2011
On Sunday May 15th, following the last Arsenal Home game of the season against Aston Villa, 20 Junior Gunners assembled excitedly at the Emirates stadium after winning the opportunity to emulate their heroes and play on the pitch.
The lucky few had entered an online draw open to JG's aged 8-12 years to win this fantastic opportunity.
After the final whistle and the players 'lap of appreciation' they gathered on the pitch and were split into teams for a 5-a-side tournament.
Cheered on by their watching parents even Gunnersaurus got in on the act, showing off his footballing skills and making some great saves in goal.
And as an extra special surprise Robin Van Persie and Alex Song suddenly appeared back from the dressing room with their sons, Shaquille and Nolan and they all eagerly joined in the fun! Shaquille showed he has his dad's eye for goal, chipping in with a few of his own and Nolan also showed he has some silky skills. Alex Song said "my boy is obsessed with football. He wakes up and wants to play, and he gets home and wants to play - it's not normal"! Well we JG's think this is perfectly normal!
Judging by the big smiles on their faces this was definitely a dream come true for all involved - to play on the pitch at The Emirates, with 2 of their heroes and maybe even score a goal or 2 themselves!


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Hi Recurve - Welcome! I'm near Donnybrook - colder than you in winter, but mine do work thru winter when the weather is sunny. I'm pretty new to beekeeping; so far hives have all made it thru each winter- a little depleted in number in spring or late spring. I have rugged them a few times when we had a week of frosts, but don't usually have to feed or do anything special. If I fed thru cold winter weather, wud probably be a stronger hive in spring, but I am a hobbyist, so do what I have time for.I have always made sure the hives were sited to gain the sun early and are not in the shade really. I made the mistake of leaving one in a shady position in the garden and it really was hard work to bring them back to a healthy hiveAs you are on the coast you should be OK and there should be enough forage on sunny days. Any bush nearby? Capeweed flowers early on many farms.Good luck with your bees.Hollie.
recurve look at your pic borrom left cornerbout 1/3 from bottomof pic looks like the queen to me???
Afternoon shade is fine, it will help to keep them a bit cooler during summer.


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Apple is holding a special 'Back to the Mac' keynote event today which will kick off at 10:00 AM PDT at Apple's Town Hall building. We are expecting a sneak peek of Mac OS X 10.7 (rumored to be called Lion), iLife 11 and new MacBook Air (thinner & faster) to be introduced. Mac OS X 10.7 is expected to … Read More
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Nice video, even though your hair was a little out of place. :-D...JP
....perhaps into a curved design..... directly to the entrance of the new home and allow...hopefully...the queen and her close/er entourage/balance to enter the new home directly? Or, does the development of the queen cells render that as a conflict?


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The University of Colorado Boulder has released results from a study of its undergraduates' participation in the 2011 "420" gathering on the CU-Boulder campus. The study was done by CU-Boulder's Office of Housing and Dining Services and was sent to all CU-Boulder undergraduate students on April 21, 2011 -- the day after the gathering on the campus.
"This study gives us important data with which to better understand the 420 gathering at CU-Boulder," said Deb Coffin, interim vice chancellor for student affairs. "This event is not welcome on our campus, and we now know from this survey that 75 percent of the students that report attending do not smoke marijuana at the gathering -- a great critical mass of students to partner with as we work to end it."
Coffin noted the study, which included more than 3,700 CU-Boulder undergraduates (of approximately 23,000 full-time undergraduates at the school), also showed:
--Participation in the 420 gathering tails off as students progress from their freshman to senior year.
--Only 9 percent of respondents described the event as a "political movement," with a full 75 percent labeling it as either a "recreational gathering" (51 percent) or a "cultural happening" (18 percent).
--By a margin of more than two to one, students did not rate 420 as "a significant college experience," though in another question, 29 percent of respondents felt it was "very true" that 420 is "a CU tradition."
--Out-of-state students are more likely to participate in 420 and to rate it as a "CU tradition."
--Ninety-seven percent of students reported receiving communication from the university about the event.
--Students are split 50-50 on whether or not the event is an officially sponsored event (it is not).
"Though we are gratified that students report receiving our emails about not attending 420, the survey tells us that we need to continue to sharpen and deliver messages to our students, both in state and out of state, that 420 is not a CU tradition and is not sponsored by the university," Coffin said.
Dr. Don Misch, CU's assistant vice chancellor for health and wellness, said the report "provides new tools in helping us to understand the alcohol and drug culture at CU-Boulder."
"These are honest responses that not only give us pathways to better communication, but will be key in changing perceptions and the realities of drug and alcohol use on the campus," Misch said.
To see the survey results visit www.colorado.edu/news/downloads/420-Survey.pdf.


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The Canisius College Varsity Eight collected its third Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) weekly honor this season after placing fourth in their respective heat at the Knecht Cup on April 13 in Camden, N.J. along the Cooper River. The Golden Griffins' Varsity Eight remains undefeated against MAAC opponents this season through three spring races.
Recording a time of 6:59.70, the Griffs posted the top time among the four MAAC schools competing in the Varsity Eight race at the Knecht Cup. In the fourth heat of the Varsity Eight race, conference-affiliate Robert Morris finished sixth with a time of 7:36.85. The sixth heat featured a pair of MAAC opponents going head-to-head, as Fairfield placed fifth (7:07.34) followed by Marist in sixth (7:13.36).
Among the six total heats of the Varsity Eight race, the Golden Griffins battled in the most competitive heat with only half a second distinguishing second place from fourth place.
The Griffs' Varsity Eight included junior Lynna Paradiso, senior Stephanie SanFilipo, junior Nancy Kennish, junior Liz McKinney, senior Bridget Laszewski, freshman Nora Kennon, senior Monica Klenk, sophomore Liz Reinwald, and freshman coxswain Hannah Blum.
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Ok I'm still new to the forum so please bear with me. I've seen velcro attachments, snap attachments and grommet attachments. Which is the best? At least what is the most popular way?
Ok I'm still new to the forum so please bear with me. I've seen velcro attachments, snap attachments and grommet attachments. Which is the best? At least what is the most popular way?
I am also new to this site. I am not quite ready for this stage of my armor build. I have only just cut out the metal plates and have not bent them yet. But this question is somthing I will need to know soon! So I will follow this Thread with interest.
nuts and bolts are best as far as im conserned by far
and that's with the eyehole grommets punched in the vest correct? I saw that post somewhere here
I like snaps, personally.
Snaps IMO!
Like button snaps they attach the same way as a grommet basically crimp onto the vest and glue onto the armor
JB weld? Dont know if they have that there?
I'm sure there's a brand equivalent of JB weld somewhere in the UK. No need to order something that common online.
Does anyone Know any brand equivalents of JB weld that is easily available in the UK?
I used iposon 38 to secure the bolts to my armour, you will get it at Halfords.
Daz bolt is way to go. He's got a tutor thread on here somewhere on here. He is in the uk so what ever he used u should be able to get. Sure u could used the same to sucure your snaps. But bolts is by far the best. http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/f25/a...light=daz+bolt
Good luck and best
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I used 2part epoxy to attach the press stud male to the armour and fitted the female to my vest. I also find that also using Velcro in addition to the studs provides for a very positive attachment.
How do people feel about Velcro? It seems to be a fairly simple and somewhat reliable method for armor attachment, but I am not speaking from any experience. Since no one here has mentioned it (other than berkal, and he is using it in conjunction with snaps), I'm guessing such is not the case?
I have use Velcro for 5 years. I like it, keeps the armor nice and tight to the vest. The down side is having to sew all the Velcro to the vest. It takes a while and if you mess up you have to pull the stitches. But the good thing is if you mess up you can do it again, if you mess up with grommet youre stuck with a hole.
On that note, I have never tried the grommet or the buttons so as for performance I cant say. Im getting a new vest soon and ill go back to the Velcro. Thats just my 2 cents.
I hear velcro can get annoying when you move because as the fibers detach when you bend they make noise. I've also seen adhesive backed velcro "melt" after trooping in the hot sun and leave sticky adheasive in a large ring around the strip (this was on a vinyl vest for a custom mando though). I personally use snaps because it seems reliable and quicker and easier than bolts. My vest is still yet to be trooped in though, so we'll see.
I use nuts and bolts, and have had zero problems with quite a few troops under my belt with the Fettman
Nuts and bolts!... get the nuts that are closed and not open like regular ones. (sorry don;t know what they're colled) They won't scratch and tear the flight suit. Also use grommets in the vest. Look at BooBoo Fett's and Bobamaker's tutorials on here. That's what I went by.
I am planning to use these 15mm Sew-on Snap Fasteners to attach my armor plates.
I am going to glue the part with the flat back to the plates and sew the other half to the vest.
I am thinking that if I sew a fastener in the wrong place on the vest it will be easy to move without leaving a large hole in the vest.
Using the same snaps as Revan (in conjunction with a bit of velcro) and have to say these work really well


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January 3, 2013 3:41pm-January 6, 2013 at 3:41pm
Description: Miguel De La Torre, professor of social ethics, will be participating in the Annual Conference of the Society of Christian Ethics in Chicago. Professor De La Torre is the current president of the Society of Christian Ethics.
Date: Jan. 3-6, 2013
Location: Chicago, IL
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text: I had the same experience as Squidink, when I finally got some good enough weather to do an inspection, all four hives were light and one was in dire straights. Started feeding but too late for it. Checked it yesterday and it was full of dead bees :'( No shb here, but I had slugs in my hives! The hives a on a stand so I can only assume that they had crawled up the grass as I had let it get too long. Lots of capeweed flowering here now so hopefully the others will be fine.


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|Research Matters: How Do Diameter Caps Affect Forest Resources? Wilent, S. 2015
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|Restoration and Canopy Type Influence Soil Microflora in a Ponderosa Pine Forest Boyle, S.I. ,Hart, S.C. 2005
|Restoration at the Landscape Scale: Western Mogollon Plateau Adaptive Landscape Assessment * Moote, M.A. ,* Abrams, J.B. 2005
|Restoration Ecology: A New Forest Management Paradigm, or Another Merit Badge for Foresters? Wagner, M.R. ,Block, W.M. ,Geils, B.W. ,Wenger, K.F. 2000
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|Restoration of Forest Ecosystem Health: Western Long-needled Pines * Covington, W.W. ,Sampson, R.N. 1996
|Restoration of ponderosa pine forests in the interior western U.S. after logging, grazing, and fire suppression Kaufmann, M.R. ,* Fule, P.Z.,Romme, W.H. ,Ryan, K.C. 2005
|Restoration of presettlement age structure of an Arizona ponderosa pine forest Mast, J.N. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,Moore, M.M. ,* Covington, W.W. ,* Waltz, A.E.M. 1999
|Restoring composition and structure in Southwestern frequent-fire forests: A science-based framework for improving ecosystem resiliency. Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-310 Reynolds, R.T. ,Sanchez Meador, A.J.,Youtz, J.A.,Nicolet, T. ,Matonis, M.S.,Jackson, P.L.,DeLorenzo, D.G.,Graves, A.D. 2013
|Restoring Ecosystem Health in Frequent-Fire Forests of the American West * Covington, W.W. 2003
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|Restoring Roads in an Arizona Ponderosa Pine Forest: Evaluating the Efficacy of Fungal Inoculum and Mulch Amendments Trudeau, J.M. 2008
|Restoring the Ecological and Social Integrity of Greater Ecosystems. * Covington, W.W. ,Noss, R.F. 2004
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Last Big Purchase for the New Shop
I have just ordered the last major purchase for the new shop. I must be going a bit crazy, but at 70 plus years young, I can afford to be that way. Ain't taking any thing with me when I check out and am leaving my son and two grandsons a well equipped shop that will last them their life times and I will enjoy it for as long as my health holds up. After doing a lot of research, looking at a multitude of displays and talking with several professional mechanics, I had narrowed my search for a 4 post lift to Bend Pak and Worth. I looked at 12,000 # capacity, 4 post and trolleys with air jacks. What swayed me to the Worth lift was the chain drive, vice cable of the Bend Pack, plus the trolleys on the Worth had a much better pulley system. The Worth was a Charlotte/Carlisle Show special that featured a $500 discount and $150 freight bill, which put it at the same total cost of the Bend Pack, which was about $500 cheaper than the Worth. It will be here in about 2 weeks and should not take more than a couple of days to set it up. I was originally thinking of a roll around installation, but consensus said I should anchor it in. Will core drill and epoxy 5/8 threaded rod into the concrete. The lift requires 230 volt, 30 amp circuit and since it has air jacks on the trolleys, an air line will be hung from the ceiling. It is stubbed up in the wall so it is a matter of running the hose that I have ready to go.
My bud and I replaced the transfer case in my Daughter-in -law's SUV Sat and I hope this is the last time I ever have to "woller around on the floor like a hog in mud" !!!!
Congrats, Trees, that will be a body saver.
I recently helped a buddy install his 4 post lift, I don't recall the name, it's chain drive and hydraulics. He's only 74 years young, I can use it when I need to.
Keep us oldsters busy in the garages, it saves on Ma's nerves.
"When I was younger, I could remember anything, whether it had happened or not." - Mark Twain
Congrats on the purchase, hope you enjoy it for a very long time.
I prefer Redhead wedge anchors. The harder the pull, the tighter they get. You'll pull a chunk out of the floor before they will pull out. I would be concerned about anchors that are just glued in.
I used to prefer the wedge style anchors as well...until I had a chance to try to remove those 3M epoxy anchors. I don't know what kind of special magic they came up with for that epoxy but we couldn't pull those suckers out with a hollow hydraulic cylinder and a porta pack. The wedge anchors pulled out once the lead/pot metal threads slipped but those epoxy anchors we ended up cutting them off flush with the floor because we couldn't budge em. I still use wedge anchors around the house etc mainly because I want to be able to remove them later. I hear its very important to brush the holes as well as blow them out for the epoxy to work properly but all we did was blow them out.
Edit: I just found the testing data for the 3M anchor adhesive we used, no wonder we couldn't pull those 3/4 anchors!
3M Anchor adhesive performance data
We have the dyno at work held down with the 3M glue and like most I was a little scared at first but we have had some 600 HP cars on it with no problems.
On the lift you will get a bunch of use out of it. The only safe way to pick up a one ton in my opnion.
Four post lift? Hmmm, I think I'm starting to get a little bit jealous!
Might be time to sweet talk the little woman!
The right epoxy's are way more than glue. Being in commercial construction for the last 28 years, I have seen some remarkable uses of epoxy.
The Red Head wedge anchors that 61 bone is referring to are not the lead insert type. http://www.itwredhead.com/trubolt.asp
Typically it is not necessary to core drill for a epoxy anchor until the diameter gets prohibitive for a hammer drill bit. Usually 1/16" to 1/8" over the size of the threaded rod is required.
Modern day construction techniques and materials are unbelievable to old guys like me, but when an old guy that has been into building metal buildings for 37 years (mostly commercial) says that the epoxys are the way to go, I am going to trust his knowledge and experience. His insurance and bonding would not back him if it were not a tried and proven method, nor could he pass the picky building inspectors. He claims the concrete will break out before the epoxy lets go. The garage, which is engineered to with stand 95MPH winds is anchored with 5/8" coarse threaded rods, 4" deep. I am using a core drill for a couple of reasons: Rental of the drill is cheap, I have the 3/4 bit for the drill, The drill is water cooled and makes a clean hole, There are circulating water tubes 2" below the surface and I need serious control of the depth, And the core drill will not cause any cracking in the surrounding concrete.
I just received the invoice on the lift. Seems as though Worth no longer offers the 4400 pound air jacks on the trolly (these were "foreign made") so they are sending the US made 8000 pound jacks for the same price ($350 difference). Maybe I should make a fast run to Vegas?
Epoxied 3M anchors have been used in industry for years to anchor high HP electric motors and pumps. I have also witnessed their tenacity at holding fast. I would have no problem whatsoever using them to anchor a 4 post lift.
The thing with wedge anchor or red heads it there only as good as the concrete is. I did a computer floor in California and being earth quake zone the anchor had to have the old "pull test". Need less to say half the anchor pulled out. Where you really need to sweat it is doing over head and vertical anchoring
OK, it took 3 weeks for the lift to arrive and one week to put it up. I got another bonus when I checked the invoice. They sent me a wide runway lift vice the standard for the price of the standard. The runways are 20" wide vice the 14" I had ordered. Now I don't have to move the runways in and out when loading for my old stuff vice new stuff.
The entire lift shipped at 3200+ pounds and I am going to put this thing up?! We used the tractor with front end loader and fork lift tines to unload it and move into the garage. It was packaged in three bundles. Bundle one was the motor and pump package. Two was one runway with the big beam and hydraulic ram and the two approach ramps. Three was the other runway and the 4 posts and the boxes of bolts etc. The packaging was designed to lift the ramps from the end with the forklift tines narrowed down. It was all the tractor could do tho keep the nose up and back wheels on the ground!!! We got them into the garage on Fri evening. There was nothing I could do on the week end because I took the grand sons to Norfolk to visit their Dad on his ship. They got the grand tour and we spent the night on board.
Monday, Tues and Wed, I worked by myself because JB had gone fishing. Monday was uncrating, reading the instructions, and arranging the steel where it would be the least in the way. I did do the rough layout, thanks to a good tape measure and a laser line I bolted the top beam to the two side posts before going home. The cherry picker, floor jack and me had a big work out!! Tuesday, I was able to stand the main side up and get it on the spots I had laid out. I then rechecked my rough locations of the other two posts and they were a lot rougher than I thought. When I went home, it was starting to look like a lift was being raised here. Wed was spent locating epoxy, cutting the anchors to the length I wanted, and looking for the double barreled caulk gun. We had borrowed one for the construction of the garage, but it was being used out of town on another job. Ended up finding a epoxy that was in a split single tube so bought it and will return the double tubes. JB came in late from fishing and could not believe what I had done by my self. Thursday, we drilled and epoxied the anchor bolts on the main side. While waiting on it to dry, we ran the conduit to the motor and wired it up. I installed the nuts on the front post base and called it a day. This morning, I tightened down the nuts on the front post, rechecked the plumb on it and the rear post. I then installed the nuts on the rear post to finger tight. I located the off side posts and then installed the cross rails. The first one took me a couple of hours because a spring got away from me and hid inside the cross rail for quite some time before I decided to look for it in the least likely place it could be inside the cross rail. Then installed the other cross rail which only took about an hour. JB got back from another job in time to hoist the 5 gal can of hydraulic oil. We then ran the lift up about 6 inches and checked for level on the rails and plumb on the posts. Looked good so we went all the way up without the runways. We check level and plumb again and still looked good. We brought the cross rails down and then installed the run ways and ran it through again. Still looking good. Now all I have to do is drill and epoxy the anchor bolts for the off side posts, install the trollies and recheck all the bolts and fasteners. I am running an air line down from the ceiling but that may have to wait until I get back from Kansas.
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Here are a couple more pics to show the heavy duty chains vice cables and the positive locking system.
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New ignition control module, Beru plug wires, Napa Echlin dizzy cap and rotor, NGK platinum plugs, OE clutch cable, OE clutch cable grommets, rebuilt shifter relay w/OE parts, and short shift bracket is being welded now. The steering rack boots are torn, I have new OE replacements for that.
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I shot a "deer"... warning GRAPHIC PIC!
So here was my day today:
2:00 AM - My son decided to cry all night... starting around 2:00 or so and ending when I got up at 5:30 (bleh)
5:50 AM - I get dressed and somehow one of my socks is still wet... no clue since it came out of the dryer, throw it back in the dryer for 20 mins to dry.
6:20 AM - Leave the house and drive to my parents house (5 mins away). I was supposed to be there at 6:15 AM to meet with a buddy of mine and my dad
6:30 AM - get ready to go into the woods (YEAH!)
6:45 AM - walking around aimlessly as I passed the tacks on the trail and have no clue where I am, put buddy in tree near where I "THINK" he should be (ended up being the tree right beside the one I wanted him in.. lucky)
7:15 AM - Get lost going to my stand, finally find the tree and climb up and get set
7:17 AM - FREEZING MY ARSE OFF! It hit 38 this morning with a steady wind... and I'm 25 feet up in a tree
7:30 AM - I test my bow, draw back a bit getting used to the wrist release again (I lost my other one on Monday), and forget that I'm not releaseing WITH my thumb and holding with my index finger anymore... arrow takes a bee line dive into a rock. Another one bites the dust
9:45 AM - see NOTHING! Screw this its cold, even the tree-rats are smart enough to NOT come out in this frigid stuff. Time for breakfast
10:00 AM - Come inside to fine I managed to split my pants and got 2 other holes in them... no clue how. Luckily I was wearing Under Armor so you couldn't tell.
11:00 AM - Spend 90 bux buying a new pair of pants from Cabelas online. (ouch!)
12:00 PM - Head over to my Buddies house to hunt. the afternoon, realize when I get out of the truck that my big bottle of scent free is at home, and I have about 1/8 of a spray bottle left... crap
1:00 PM - Get in stand, (UP SUCKS!), and realize there is a dead branch that broke during the week in my main shooting line... damn, Spook 3 deer while walking in... damn
1:30 PM - Stupid doe walks towards me, and chooses to eat the Oak leaves I just cut out of the tree... stupid doe, too much estrogen will do this to you.
1:35 PM - Stupid doe takes that one last step. 7 yard shot. Managed to catch a leaf or twig which rips my CO-Ck vein off the arrow, I hit back further then I wanted... damn but it looked like a solid hit still
1:36 PM - I hear a little girl scream in the direction my deer went... damn
1:37 PM - My buddies dog starts running along the blood trail. I'm pretty sure the stupid doe is dead somewhere, My buddies dad is down where it ran to, I yell down to him and ask if its dead... he tells me not sure, but he thinks I gut shot it... damn
1:45 PM - Screw waiting 30 minutes, get out of my stand
1:50 PM - Go down to find my stupid doe. its dead. WOOHOO!
1:51 PM - Its a button buck... damn
1:52 PM - Gut shot my butt! Arrow went in right above the left rear hindquarter and came out under the right front leg... DEAD DEER!
1:53 PM - Realize that my buddies dog is bigger then my deer... damn
1:55 PM - Realize this deer is going to get thrown on a spit and cooked over a fire... WOOHOO!
After that I stalked a deer to within 35 yards before he walked off, foudn a rub line on 6" round trees, saw a 100+ pound doe walk up a trail I'm going to stake out later, and watched another deer walk right past where I killed the other one... then drank beer, ate tenderloins and the hind legs and now just got homeNo I'm not dead
Just for comparisons sake... that is a Ross CR331... which means its 31 A2A. The arrow is sticking out about 15 inches... its 29 inches long. the only thing that stopped a full pass through was the frong shoulderNo I'm not dead
Dredly shot Bambi...........Dredly shot Bambi. Sounds like you had an interesting day there buddy. MMMMMMM tender little fella I'll bet. Congrats now go back out and wait on a little bit larger one.
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Hey looks like all tenderloin to me. Ummm Good, I had fresh deer breakfast sauage this moring before church, Sure am good. God feed it to no additives.. Let's go get some more meat Dredly> God Bless you, Holy Smokes
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oh boy now we now why you are dredly....thats some mug buddy......
no as far as the deer goes.....they still sell milk fed veal at the stores.....its not that little.....
Graphic thats not graphic, I wish I had pics of the doe my buddy shot last year......lets just say this.....it was a 7mm and the cross hairs were on the bottem of the mouth, head on when the trigger was pulled, now thats graphic.......I cut things up and split them down!
Well I have a pic of the exit hole I could post too
and I had been wearing a hat all day in a very shady area. my buddie was like "take off the damn hat" and it was extremly sunny so I'm squinting like an idiot. Didn't notice until afterwardsNo I'm not dead
good to see that sts on that bow.....I cut things up and split them down!
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Feminism, Pop-Culture | Posted by Talia on 08/23/2013
How Stock Photos Reflect The Way We View Women
Last year, I was working on a graphic art submission to the National Organization for Women (NOW)'s Love Your Body Poster Contest. To execute my concept, I needed to find a lot of stock photos of women.
Since I wanted to celebrate multiculturalism and include women of different races, I needed stock images of white, African-American, Hispanic, and Asian-American women. I never expected how difficult it would be to find suitable stock photos. Searching for stock imagery of white women wasn't a walk in the park, since a large percentage of the photos I found were sexualized (even on websites that were mostly clean and reliable). Stock images of women of color were so scarce that I almost gave up trying …


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Deadbug Dust
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Highly Effective Organic Insecticide Spinosad in an Easy-to-Apply Dust
- Organic insecticide spinosad controls many insect pests
- Use on fruits, vegetables and ornamentals
- Choice of two sizes
Spinosad is a soil-dwelling bacterium that controls dozens of insect pests: bagworms, borers, beetles, spider mites, tent caterpillars, loopers, and many, many more. Yet it has a low environmental impact because, once dry, it only kills insects that ingest it. That means you won't harm beneficial insects. We recommend applying in the evening when bees are not active.
- Contains spinosad (spinosyn A and spinosyn D)
- Choice of two sizes: 1-1/2 lbs. or 4 lbs.
- Always read and follow label directions carefully
Reviewed by 3 customers
Comments about : Dead Bug Dust, 1-1/2 Lbs.:
In this case, I prefer the spray alternative; when dusting this, one has to follow a special technique, by first shaking the dust, and then, applying "a thin, uniform film to both top and underside of leaves...)
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Kills Tomato Horn Worm
- not enough
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- Easy to use
Comments about : Dead Bug Dust, 1-1/2 Lbs.:
I used the product on my cold crops to keep the imported cabbage butterflies away. could not find the tomato horn worm that I knew was eating my one tomato plant,so I sprinkle some on the plant and the next day it was laying on the driveway next to the plant. I felt it was save around benifical insects.
Comments about : Dead Bug Dust, 1-1/2 Lbs.:
The product was dusted on my rose bushes and the dust stayed on for several days despite some showers. I haven't seen a beetle for about 3 weeks.


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