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I am truly heartbroken by this news. I don't even have the words to express my sadness at this news.
My prayers are with Bill and his family.
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I am truly heartbroken by this news. I don't even have the words to express my sadness at this news.
My prayers are with Bill and his family.
I'm in shock.
My heart goes out to Bill and his family.
I talked with Billl for the last time, two weeks ago when he gave me the news himself. It was so difficult to comprehend that this could be happening to him. He told me that doctors gave him anywhere from 6 months to 5 years to live. i was blown away. Now this news.... I'm in shock.
When someone passes away, people get together and talk about how great they were. In this case its absolutely true. Bill is by far one of the nicest people that I have ever had the pleasure of calling a friend.
Godspeed brother.
Bill always just wanted to treat everyone the way he himself wanted to be treated.
9 years ago was when I actually met him and his wife Dawn. They helped me out with a place to live while I was going through some tough times. They got me into Star Wars Costuming. If you would have told me then that I would never move out of their house, I wouldn't have believed you.
Dawn and I have spoke and for those that have asked about donations, we would ask that if you are so moved to make a donation in his name to "Make a Wish" It was a cause that has been near and dear to him as we have trooped many events to benefit them.
We have spent the last 3 nights here at the hospital with him and starting about 2 or 3 each day the members of Bloodfin Garrison have trickled in. Stories of Armor Parties, Dragon Con, Celebration 2 and 3 here in Indy have been the topic of conversation. Stories of how Bill has helped just about every member of our Garrison with some part of their armor. There has been much laughter, some tears, but one thing is evident, Bill is a guy that was very loved.
Thank you to everyone for their kind words about him.
Asok ...Thank you for doing what you do...
So sorry to hear this. I personally don't have had any business or other relation with him, but he has indeed always been seen by me as a truly good guy.
Wow. I never had any direct dealings with Asok, but he has always struck me as an outstanding individual and a significant asset to the hobby! I am shocked to read this and wish him and his family and friends the very best.
Ah man i don't know what to say.... AOSK(Bill) was always a pleasure to work with when sending lids my way for work. Any thread that he posted in it was always positive and always was willing to lend a helpful hand. His contributions to this community will be long remembered for years to come. You and your family will be in my prayers.
And most of all May the Force be with you Brother!!!!!!!!
Absolutely shocked and greatly saddened by this news. I echo what others have said. Definitely a pillar of our community and a truly great person. He will truly be missed.
Art, Kristen, Turo, Chris, Bob, and everyone else, thank you for the kind words and support for Bill. Over the years, I know I have had the pleasure of meeting a lot of you at TDH dinners at DC and other places and many I have heard your board names as he has talked about different things from here. He has truly loved being a part of this community. Reading all your kind words has had me in tears and I've tried to share them with him as best I can.
He's always been a genuinely nice person the variety of times I've been around him over the last decade, if not longer. While this is such a sad time, I am glad his "name" will live on with his helmet line (being handed over to Christy). It will keep him close to our community in the coming years.
Very tragic news. I never interacted with him directly that I know of, but admired his presence & contributions here on TDH and on the 501st forums. I hope he finds some strength and peace. He will be missed.
The name ASOK has always been a part of TDH and the costuming world for as long as I have been a part of it. I spent the second half of my teenage years constantly pouring over these boards, and Bill has always been an icon here. Bill, thank you for everything you have done, and for being a leader and role model to all of us. You will be missed.
Wow this is truly heartbreaking. Bill was the first person I dealt with when I began this hobby and if it wasn't for his kindness I probably wouldn't be still doing it. He's always been one of the best vendors and one of the nicest guys. Even though I don't know him like some of you do, this is so hard to take in. My thoughts and prayers are with him and his family. Stay strong brother...
Wow, this is a shock to read and comprehend. I've talked with Bill many times through email and on here, got many many pieces of my suit from him, his helmet was really the start to the journey of building a full suit. He was always quick with encouragement and made time to give an opinion, he was very much appreciated. Its a tragic loss to the community, the hobby, the life, the world. My parts from him now mean more to me, and I will wear them that much more proudly.
Sad news, my thoughts are with him and those who are close to him.
This is such sad news. As Rubio said, if there is any way we could help his family with a donation through here, I'm sure I'm not the only one that would want to contribute. Cancer is a vile, unforgiving, b****** of a disease. Our prayers are with you Bill.
My heart has just dropped out on hearing this news, Bill may your passing be peaceful painless , a great loss i'm very sure this will be to your family and friends.
may your work live long, a privilege that sadly many good creative and giving people like Bill don't get. My best wishes to everyone close to Bill.
So sorry to hear of this news. I pray God's peace on you, brother, for you and your family.
I, like everyone else here, was shocked to here the news. He was the first person I purchased from and treated me with respect and kindness. When I asked him about developing my kit he asked if there was anything he could do to help me out. Bill set the standard to which all of us should strive to achieve; a kind person that would go above and beyond to help someone that he didn't even know. This community has become an important part of my life now, and its Bill who I have to thank for that.
Bill, thank you for everything you've done for me and this community. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
God bless you and you will NEVER be forgotten.
Wow, what a shock. I've been on here for a few years now, and ASOK has always been a pillar of this community,his work ethic and the way he treated people was inspiring. Although ive never had dealings with Bill, i knew he was one of the standout members on here just from the way other members talked about him. Like other members on here, Me and my family have just gone through losing someone with cancer, it's one of the worst things to go through, and not much can help or comfort you in a time like this. Its really hard, but as horrible as it is to say, it gets easier as time goes on, the pain stays with you but you learn to live with it and remember the good times. I know bill is till here with us, so cherish every second you have. Just know that me, as well as everyone else on here, as well as many other boards, will be thinking and praying for both Bill and his family. I'm so sorry for you.
Rest easy brother x
This is so sad and heartbreaking for me to read and shocking to hear. :cry
I'm disheartened beyond words as I type this, and I honestly can't even begin to imagine what Bill and his family and friends are going through. Bill, I want you to know that even though I have never really had a chance to get to know you, I still consider you (like everyone else on here) an extended family member through this great and loving community. Please know that we are all here for you and thinking about and praying for you and your loved ones and that we will all be your rock till the very end. Take care and godspeed my friend. Much love from us all.
I have dealt with Bill in the past and found him to be an absolute professional, as well as an all-around nice guy. Be strong, Bill. Know that we are with you, and that you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Prayers incoming ! What sad news. I have delt with Bill many times .. He is kind , professional, helpful, and a master at his craft. He will be missed. I am proud to call him brother !! Bill .. thank you ..Again....
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Hi everyone,I have a 3 yr old male gs whom I've had since he was 7 weeks old.My daughter has a 5 yr old male border collie mix that we've also had since a pup and the two dogs have always gotten along fine.Today I was play wrestling with my daughter and her dog didn't like it he started growling at me and eventually grabbed my arm.It wasn't a bite he softly grabbed me I took it as a warning him saying I don't like what your doing to my mom.The problem is my gs wasn't having that he grabbed my daughter's dog by the throat he wasn't playing he was mad.Now my daughter is worried about my dog hurting hers especially when no one is home.I'm wondering why would my boy do that? Like I said they've always been fine together and also should I be worried that my boy may hurt my daughter's dog?Thanks everyone for any input.
I might be wrong but I don't think dogs hold grudges. Sounds like both dogs were doing what comes natural to them and protecting their humans. I would keep an eye on them when they are together for a while but I really don't think it will become an issue if they have always got along before.
In this case, it doesn't sound like there will be a grudge, as there is a much longer history of them getting along, and it didn't turn into a bloody battle, but as the previous poster said, keep an eye on them for a while just to be sure. If these dogs had meant to cause damage, they most certainly would have. If you aren't going to be around to supervise, and are worried about the dogs, then keeping them apart while you're gone is probably a good idea anyway.
I agree with a previous poster, both dogs are protecting their owners and amping up through excitement. If they've always gotten along I"d imagine they will continue to get along, just watch them around this kind of horse play.
Regarding grudges, you better believe dogs hold them, my dog got a smack down from a Golden R called Cody when he was a pup, nothing too terrible, just put in his place. Fast forward twenty months and he still remembers Cody and ran him out of a lake last week, where my guy was fetching sticks surrounded by a large group of dogs, including three other GRs. He did not attack Cody as he is NOT allowed carry on that way, but neither would he allow Cody access to the swimming bay. That's a grudge if ever I saw one.
I think whether a dog remembers it or not in is due to how the adults handled the situation.
Both dogs should be allowed to recover together after being corrected if necessary. If they are separated straight away the tension can build and they can carry it into future disputes.
Retrospect is great, but the dogs shouldn't have been let to go into that state in the first place. There had to be some sign that the collie was uncomfortable with the play wrestling.
Maybe a little off topic and maybe a coincidence? My GSD when she was 16 weeks old went with us to the mother in laws house. She was on her leash and we walked into her back yard. Out of no where the neighbors Golden retriever came running/barking at Zoe. She got right down on her back in a "I give up position". The Golden hovered right over the top of her growling/barking for a a few seconds until I could get the two seperated. Fast forward until Zoe was 8 months. We went over again to my mother in laws house, Fist time since the incident with Zoe and when she saw the Golden, The tables completely turned! Zoe was the one out of control and the golden went running. This only happened until I corrected the situation. My point is, I can't help but believe Zoe remembered this dog and what it did to her.
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I'd like to start off by saying; I own my very first dog in my life and it is an all black GSD, Hugo. It is the best decision I have ever made. He is incredibly smart, loyal, and social. I got him down at school and trained him every day. Recently, I have graduated and moved back home. Upon meeting my dad, Hugo spent the whole day playing in the water and eating scraps of human food. One of my major rules was ABSOLUTELY no human food, but my dad still does it from time to time. (I yell at him every time) Because of this, Hugo is absolutely obsessed with my dad. It's great that they get along so well.
Having said all of this, Hugo used to hang on every one of my words and obey me so well. Since he has been hanging out with my dad, he has started to disobey me what seems like deliberately. Also, my dad lets him roam around outside unattended at our cottage in the country. Since this happened, I have noticed that he has been pulling on the leash and disobeying my heel command. He has never done this before. He is only 8 months old. I was wondering if this is just his stubborn stage or is my dad being a bad influence on my dog? Please help.
it could be age and it is one of those "well grandpa says i can" type things
you see it with kids and with pets alike
one person will tell the dog to get off the couch and the other doesnt care if the dog is on it so the dog looks to the one who doesnt care and if they say get off then it gets off
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I agree with My Boy Diesel. I suggest you try to find a fun activity to do with Hugo - maybe agility. Tug is great - be sure he ends up winning.
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Mekora wrote:This is an amazing shirt. The only thing I don't like is that it's on yellow
I agree, even creme would be better. I wonder how it would look if the color scheme was reversed (yellow on black)?
A space-themed shirt that's not black? That is worth voting for.
loaba wrote:I agree, even creme would be better. I wonder how it would look if the color scheme was reversed (yellow on black)?
I think maybe the artist might have been going for that radioactive symbol kinda feel
If so, I'm diggin it.
I'm not that big on yellow shirts either, but I can't really see it in any other color.
Well, at least he's not in a speedo...
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This ones an obvious winner. I mean, how could this fail? great choice of color too. Love it.
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Even I can name them all at a glance. great work!
kylemittskus wrote:Dear Woot:
I don't necessarily disagree with your rejection and I understand your reasoning. However, how this shirt is still allowed is beyond me. UNLESS... the aforementioned shirt may/is going to win and your goal is to make money without regard for fairness, art, or logic.
An extremely disappointed customer, less because of the rejection and more because of a realization I was naively hoping wouldn't come.
I love this design. While most people are saying that it doesn't relate to physics, I disagree: The whole "you could make anything relate to physics" argument is garbage, because while the presence of light allows you to see a shirt and therefore involves physics(like someone mentioned), this shirt's design actually incorporates light into the design.
As someone who loves physics, this derby got me really excited, and it turned out to be extremely disappointing. This was one of 3 designs to receive my vote (none of which are in the fog, by the way), and I'm quite irritated that it's getting so much hate; I'm sure that the designs that win will not be immediately recognizable as physics related, so there's no reason for this design to be shunned simply because it involves actual art as opposed to another bunny.
All in all, this is a great design; let me know if you submit it for printing somewhere else, as I'll definitely vote for/buy it.
This is a wonderful design; if you decide to submit this elsewhere for printing, let me know; I would definitely vote for/buy it.
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Thanks everyone for all the comments, compliments, and votes!
apeman wrote:great idea to use the clocks as hidden text & really nice texture lines on your planks of wood
Thanks apeman! I'm glad to hear you like the wood texture. I spent a large part of the design time developing a method of making it look real using only vectors.
Thanks LOLcommunism, czar21,alranth, and apeman!
I know the clocks are a little obtuse, so thanks for supporting my work around for this weeks no text rule.
mitchellp wrote:oh wow! Someone has been watching too much DragonBallZ
Pshaw. DBZ is a vital part of childhood memory to anyone who grew up in the 90's.
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megsck wrote:please, im not saying that you have to be coddled but im sure, "your design is a bit boring, maybe trying this, or that. also i dont think your colors work maybe try this or that." is better than, "your t-shirt sucks! i wouldn't wear that in a million years! also you are a talentless hack who only draws easy things, try something harder why dont you!"
so if you prefer someone insulting you rather than giving you straight forward respectful criticism, than yay for you, most people including me, as an artist, would prefer it the other way.
I think that someone saying, "This design sucks, you're a talentless hack!" is as helpful as someone saying, "This design is awesome, you're so talented!" I value both equally.
I just figure that sometimes people don't know what they like or don't like about something. They just know that it sucks (or doesn't). And if I weren't ok with the "this sucks!" comments then I shouldn't be ok with the "this rocks!" comments either, right?
megsck wrote:"your t-shirt sucks! i wouldn't wear that in a million years! also you are a talentless hack who only draws easy things, try something harder why dont you!"
I actually think that comment is pretty constructive. What I'd get from it is the person is suggesting that I branch out and quit doing the same shizzle over and over. The fact that it's insulting and hostile just shows me how strongly they feel. But like I said, I'm pretty thick skinned and insults don't really offend me.
Edit Again: I guess the point I'm trying to make is that you can't really control how other people choose to express themselves, but you can control how you take it in.
I like the shirt and the idea; however, I am just concerned about how it might look on a female. The whole curve of the waves and where it's located on the shirt...
I really like the style and colors to this... there is something that keeps drawing me back to look at it again! Really great
Oh, in all the hub-bub I forgot to comment about this design itself: IT SUCKS! ;)
(actually I think you guys did a great job on the artwork. Color me impressed. I agree with the people who say they wouldn't wear it on a shirt, but only because it's not my style. I don't see anything inherently unwearable about it)
specsmachine wrote:It did: here and here.
i should have been clearer, i meant a walmazan "three amigos" tee.
Nekkochan wrote: I have a friend who thinks I have the world's most high-maintenance cat, between his immunotherapy shots, his special diet, all the pills he's on... but he's paid me back with over 16 years of constant devotion. And shedding on everything I own, but that's not really payback. I can't buy creme Woot shirts because he's black... only dark colors for me!
Awww I'm with you Nekkochan - the love and happiness kitties bring is well worth taking care of them <3, even when it gets more involved by health trouble (I've experienced something similar).
emeraldchickpea wrote:You are very welcome. And contrary to what I usually do, this is the only design I'm voting for this week!
Gee, thanks! I have to say, there are quite a few great designs in the fog so it feels like it could be any design's derby - so Static Electrikitty thanks you too!
imsochady wrote:Baahahaha, love the title!
Hehe it is a good one - thanks to Duddles86 when I was posting it pre-derby!
cryptarius wrote:I WANT THIS.
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I really like this one. The simplicity is nice and I dig the color scheme.
czar21 wrote:Disappointed this one isn't racking up the votes...
Hmmm... cat in the bucket? = PROFIT ;)
I agree
BootsBoots wrote:I really like this one. The simplicity is nice and I dig the color scheme.
I'm glad SOMEONE likes the color.
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Thank you so much everyone for the nice comments! Very much appreciated!
czar21 wrote:GMV, although unlike a couple others; I'm not a fan of the colors (mainly the baby blue wavefronts), although if you could have found a way to go red/blue with the shift (in front of or behind the source) I would have nerdgasmed. ;)
You know, I actually messed around with the color red in this design and for whatever reason I ended up with baby blue/yellow combination. Thanks for the critique though, and of course the compliments. Much appreciated! ^^
thanks so much for the comments and critiques everybody!
sharkswithlasers349 wrote:This is a wonderful design; if you decide to submit this elsewhere for printing, let me know; I would definitely vote for/buy it.
Thank you so much! Perhaps I will do something with this and find somewhere else to submit it after this derby. If I do I will definitely let you know!
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Congratulations on winning a Best Loser Award!
This is not SPAM.
Winning a BLA does NOT mean this shirt won't print -- I'm hoping it does.
Your one and only gift is this crappy little badge in your shirt thread. Enjoy.
See those girls they're heaven blessed -- I guess it's so they know best.
Thanks. I am proud to earn the title of best loser
gyro8891 wrote:Without the derby context and the title overhead, this shirt would just be a cat and a balloon.
I'm glad someone else pointed this out. I happen to like cats, and I love my own cat, but I can't see wearing this.
When I wear a woot shirt and people ask where I got it, I love it. I don't like it though when people ask for an explanation, unless it just makes them look silly. (Like explaining the Say No to Scurvy shirt! "What does it mean?" (get a dictionary) "Is there an outbreak of scurvy somewhere?" (you gotta be kidding me). This looks like a shirt that will require explaining, and that's not my thing.
Jasneko - I love the color combination, and the cat's face is perfect. This just isn't the shirt for me.
Thanks LOLcommunism and jasnek. Im glad you enjoy it. I'm pretty darn proud of this one. It will probably make it to my website.
Thanks again. Your positive feedback is always motivational!
mjc613 wrote:Tell me, why do people like you keep posting the same thing over and over when you know it will never print? If you really want this to print, why not just put it on Cafepress? What is your motivation?
I know that you must be joking when you say posting the same thing over and over. You must be aware of variations on a theme. Do you have something against people with glasses or those who sport stylish hair growth? Thanks for the Cafepress tip.
BootsBoots wrote:I think that someone saying, "This design sucks, you're a talentless hack!" is as helpful as someone saying, "This design is awesome, you're so talented!" I value both equally.
i think you are confusing criticism with appreciation. "this design is awesome, you're so talented!" is someone appreciating someone else's work. they have no problems with that design and would like the artist to know that they like their stuff. but someone saying, "you design sucks i hate it!" is not a CRITIQUE it is just someone expressing their dislike for the piece without offering any constructive criticism back. This is the point im trying to make. A CRITICISM will always be helpful, but being RUDE and DISRESPECTFUL will never be helpful.
EDIT: being thick skinned as nothing to do with anything, sure some people can take things other people cant but the point is to be respectful and to be helpful.
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So awesome...just wish it weren't pee colored.
CHeliz85 wrote:I definitely like, but I think it would look better in a pale gold or yellow on olive.
Yellow on olive sounds fantabulous! Do it. DO IT!!
megsck wrote:A CRITICISM will always be helpful, but being RUDE and DISRESPECTFUL will never be helpful.
I think this is really well stated, megsck. I agree.
Utterly awesome; I immediately thought of the 40s and fall out shelters, "Duck and cover, children!" Excellent execution and a complete, well thought out theme. It does evoke lots of emotion, which is sometimes hard to convey with so little. Kudos! +1
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Isnt that amazing. And all the parts store mechanics were spending ALL that money with there "diagnosis"
I see it all the time. Dudes car breaks, he asks the parts guy, his buddys his Dad his mom his girfriend. Puts on all the parts they suggests, trying to save a buck. Spending all the while a gazillion dollars and not fixing the problem. Then take it to a mechanic. Had one yesterday.
Dude brings car. Put on coil pack,Ignition module, plugs, wires, fuel filter, even CUTS OFF the catalytic converter. Couldnt get it to run on all 6.
Brought it in, located 2 cylinders not firing. Verified spark and injector pulse.Did compression test, pulled valve cover. Discovered that last 4 rockers in the engine werent moving. Winds up being a BROKEN CAM.
Then dude says he wants to take all the NEW parts back off the motor and return them to the parts store.
He should have ASKED a mechanic first.... Like you did.
Sorry for being late
Just wanted to say sorry to all that sent me help with my motor problems. Fixed the problem and got to doing other things and forgot to let everyone know it was fixed. Thanks to their help. It turned out to be my "temp sensor unit" that went bad. The thing that threw me was every time I put the engine "Analyzer" on the truck, it said the temp. sensor was to low. Well to me, that meant the engine temp. sending unit was bad. Well like you guys said, the engine temp. sending unit is different from the engine temp. sensor. I guessI am just to old to really understand what all the engine sensors have to do with the running of the engine. Anyway, just wanted to say thanks to all that tried to help.
Coolant sensor
You have 2 coolant sensors. One for the guage, and the other for the ECM {computer}. Sounds to me like the one for your ECM has went bad. Your computer is thinking the engine is too cold even when it is at operation temp. Just about everything is controlled by your ECM at some point. Your ECM is giving you the code that the sensor is bad. Replace it !
You didn't say what year it is, but you might try checking the fuel pressure cold, and hot. I've seen fuel pressure regulators that drop pressure after it gets hot.
Its been my experience that an ignition module is either good or bad, not intermitten.
Update on "No Starting Chevy V-6"
Well guys, I think I got the title wrong on this one. Should have been "Dieing Chevy V-6 After It Gets Almost Warmed Up" What it's doing is starting right up when it's cold or cool. When I let it run awhile, it will load up (seems to me) and die when it is about 180 degrees. 195 is normal. Got an aneliser (sp) that reads "Trouble Codes." One time it said it had two codes. 1 #15, "Cooling Sinser To Low" and a #32 "EGR Failure." I disconnected the battery, to reset the everything on the truck computer and retested twice more and both times it just says #15 "Cooling Sinser To Low." Each time, I have to let it cool down to get it started again. Have been talking to a few friends and people at the parts houses and I got "MAP", "EGR Valve and Selenoid Module", "Cat. Converter" and the "ICM" (Ingnition Control Module" on the distributer, is bad. I don't want to just get a new one of each, although I will if needed, unless I have to. Anyone have any thoughts on this?
Uh Oh !
Not too much has changed since those days you remember...LOL You need 4 things for all engines to run. Spark, Fuel, Air and Timing. After the van cools down see if it will start on its own {no starting fld}. If it does you may want to ck. your cat. converter. If it's defective it could be closing up when hot not letting the exhaust out, creating 'pressure' in the engine. If it still won't start pull a spark plug or 2 and see what they look like. Sometimes the plugs are forgotten about these days and are left in an engine way too long. The gap opens up on them, or they get carboned over and they can't fire as they should. I can tell you after 40 yrs. working on these things that if you have spark all the way threw the spark plug, and you shoot some starting fluid into the intake system and it reaches the combustion chamber it will run. <assumeing the valve timing is correct> It may sputter and surely cut off, but it will run. Too much gas usually makes black smoke, but I have seen the fuel pressure regulator go bad and injectors will then put way too much fuel into the combustion chambers, or the small vacuum line will suck fuel into the engine, via the intake. Causeing the engine to flood while running. I can't go back and read your intial statement but did you say your van has a throttle body or injectors ? If it has a TB, look at the TB while your cranking the engine. Make sure you have nothing more than a fine mist of fuel while cranking. Anything more and may have a bad TB unit. Hope this helps !!
If not write back and let me know what all you checked and how ! Sounds like it could be a simple repair. The CID, last tune up mileage, would be helpfull.
No Starting Chevy V-6
Have a 89 Chevy 1/2 ton 2-wheel drive, with 4-speed trans., that just quit running today. Back in my day, if it got gas and spark, it would run. Well, it has spark and I sprayed starting fluid into carb and got no fire. It has TBI. So I think the fluid was pulled into carb. It was running and just quit. As we were doing about 40 MPH we droped it into 4th and it started again. Went on down to the store and shut it off. Came back out and it wouldn't start. We wern't far from home , so I went and got another truck to tow it with. While towing my brother tried it in geer again and it started. I was following him home when it started to die again. I noticed a gray'esh smoke comming out the exhaust. It also smelled like gas, but we couldn't find any leaks any where. Exhaust pipes look very black and sootey. But, no fire. Has spark and sprayed strating fluid in carb, no fire. Anyone have any ideas on this?
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Yesterday, TSA and the DoD announced a partnership to expand TSA Pre✓™ expedited screening benefits to more than 2.6 million U.S. Armed Forces service members in the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, and Navy, as well as the Reserves and National Guard.
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DoD/TSA Partner to Provide Military TSA Pre✓™ at 100 Airports
Yesterday, TSA and the DoD announced a partnership to expand TSA Pre✓™ expedited screening benefits to more than 2.6 million U.S. Armed Forces service members in the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, and Navy, as well as the Reserves and National Guard.
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- Anonymous said...
what about retired military?? surely those who've devoted at least 20 years to our Nation should receive the same courtesy?? especially when most of us hold current clearances and still work in national security jobs??!!
- November 14, 2013 at 11:38 AM
- Anonymous said...
Let me get this straight. This very blog publishes "finds" of weapons and parts of weapons harvested from military personnel often. So now the 18 year old that stole a dangerous device during basic training has a free chance to ferry it home? Anyone see anything wrong with this?
I served with many good people but every now and again there were some that were problems. Will military personnel be coerced into becoming 'mules' for contraband?
- November 14, 2013 at 12:24 PM
- Adrian said...
Despite repeated requests, the TSA has never provided any evidence that the background check done as part of PreCheck can actually determine if an individual is a higher or lower risk to airline security.
The entire program is a scam so that TSA can continue to grow its empire without inconveniencing those with money.
- November 14, 2013 at 12:27 PM
- Anonymous said...
The best non-snarky question I can ask about this is: Has the TSA _finally_ trained all their document checkers to be able to tell the difference between a CAC card and a credit card? Last I knew, the document checkers working at SEA also had no idea what a TWIC card was. Since a TWIC is ID issued by the TSA, you might want to look into this.
- November 14, 2013 at 12:57 PM
- Susan Richart said...
Pretty soon, there will be so many groups exempted from full screening, that the full screening process will be even more of a charade than it is now.
Interesting to note that, say, 4 years ago even babes in arms had to have their oh-so-dangerous shoes removed, but now anyone up to the age of 12 can keep theirs on. And so can those former threats, folks over 75.
Then along came PreCheck and even more people became less dangerous.
Why can't the TSA just come out and admit that the screening process is totally flawed and begin to screen everyone on a PreCheck basis?
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- November 14, 2013 at 2:32 PM
- Anonymous said...
Might you consider including we retirees from our military services? We often have greater respect for the rules & regs than those currently serving.
- November 14, 2013 at 5:13 PM
- Anonymous said...
I say that sounds like a plan! We cannot do enough for our military.
- November 14, 2013 at 5:42 PM
- lj said...
I support this fully, infact I believe that Part 121 employees should also be able to benefit from the preCheck program as wel..
- November 14, 2013 at 8:21 PM
- Anonymous said...
That's great! We trust them to defend our country with their lives, it's long overdue that we trust them to get on a plane with minimal screening. Now, how soon can the same courtesy be extended to their accompanying spouses and children? These families get little enough time together on leave - let's make them spend as little time waiting in line as possible. I hope retired military are up for the same treatment soon, too!
- November 15, 2013 at 10:18 AM
- Anonymous said...
Why don't you just make PreCheck screening the default level of screening for all travelers? It would be simpler and cheaper for everybody, and you would lose nothing in screening effectiveness. I mean, you know that soldiers include people with integrity and people without integrity, right? They are just like any other class of traveler that you've granted categorical screening exemptions to (e.g., high-level frequent flyers). There is no evidence that a soldier or a high-level frequent flyer is any more or less of a risk than a randomly selected traveler.
Also, can you comment on the GAO's report about the ineffectiveness of TSA's billion dollar BDO program? The GAO report is at available at http://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-14-159. Will TSA wait for Congress to defund this expensive, low-value program, or will TSA shut it down preemptively?
- November 15, 2013 at 1:30 PM
- Anonymous said...
More proof the current assault, damage, and theft of the flying public's bodies and property is unneeded and useless.
- November 16, 2013 at 5:43 AM
- Anonymous said...
I respect our military and appreciate their service to our country.
But I question the implicit assumption that, because we trust them to defend our nation, that they are less likely to be a threat.
After all, soldiers are trained in weaponry and in how to attack a fortified position. Thus they are more likely than non-military to have the wherewithal to pose a credible threat.
If you look at the TSA's weekly posts about prohibited items detected at the checkpoints, you'll see many examples of dummy grenades and other inert explosive devices used for training the military. Most of these probably are or were property of the armed forces. So who's bringing these items to the airports?
Finally, if you look at domestic terrorist attacks in the last few decades, you find many (most?) of the perpetrators were, at one time, U.S. military personnel.
Oklahoma City Bombing Timothy McVeigh was a decorated Gulf War veteran. Terry Nichols enlisted in the army at age 33.
Olympic Park Bombing Eric Robert Rudolf served in the army.
Wisconsin Sikh temple mass shooting Wade Michael Page served in the army for six years.
Fort Hood mass shooting Nidal Malik Hasan was a major in the army at the time of his attack.
Don't get me wrong. I know that the overwhelming majority of people serving in the military are reputable, law-abiding citizens who deserve our respect (as are the overwhelming majority of civilians). What I don't see is any evidence that, as a group, they pose less of a risk than anyone else.
This is not the risk-based screening we've been promised.
- November 16, 2013 at 11:37 AM
- Anonymous said...
I think it is an insult that retired regular military service members (20 years or more) are denied the ability to use this program. More and more retired military are treated like second class citizens.
- April 3, 2014 at 7:55 PM
- Anonymous said...
I am a member of the Reserves and my DOD number was deemed "ineligible" to be used as a KTN, despite the assertion on the TSA website on multiple pages that Reserve members are eligible. Why is this?
- November 11, 2014 at 1:18 PM
- Anonymous said...
They do it for military especially in uniform because it's a pain to take off your top, boots, belt, any retainer straps etc. Whoever said military ferrying weapons... They take spent shells that HAVE BEEN cleared safe for travel and lastly most of those direct flights are military aircraft
- June 2, 2015 at 6:38 PM
- Anonymous said...
I do not understand the non use of retiree ID cards. I was in for 20 years and work as a sub contractor for 20+ years. All of my info is still on file,as an example,several months ago, I was receiving a temp post pass, i was waiting for the picture and fingerprinting. I was told I could update my pic on file and that I did not need fingwrprints, they were still on file...this was one reason I was given as to why retiree ID was not usable for this program.... confused? ??????
- June 11, 2016 at 8:13 AM
- Oif Wolf said...
So basically you are saying it ok for Joe blow to pay 85 dollars to use Precheck at the airport. But someone who has served their country. Who has seen their friends die for this country. Who will jump on Joe blow when he tries anything stupid. Can't have the same precheck......
That's OK I'll still protect you from Joe blow.
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- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Dash dried oregano
- 1/2 pound catfish or whitefish fillets
- 1/4 cup cornmeal
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1-1/2 teaspoons canola oil
- 1-1/2 teaspoons butter
- 1/4 cup mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped dill pickle
- 2 teaspoons finely chopped onion
- 2 teaspoons minced fresh dill or 3/4 teaspoon dill weed
- In a resealable plastic bag, combine the lemon juice, garlic, salt and oregano; add fillets. Seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate for 30-60 minutes, turning several times.
- Drain and discard marinade. In a shallow bowl, combine cornmeal and flour. Coat fillets with cornmeal mixture. In a skillet, cook fillets in oil and butter for 5 minutes on each side or until golden brown and fish flakes easily with a fork.
- Meanwhile, for tartar sauce, in a bowl, combine the mayonnaise, pickle, onion and dill. Serve with fish. Yield: 2 servings.
Originally published as Tangy Lemon Catfish in Cooking for One or Two Cookbook 2003, p220
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Officials: Kerry to travel to Mideast this weekend
Published: Wednesday, April 3, 2013 at 9:05 a.m.
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WASHINGTON — Secretary of State John Kerry is traveling to Turkey and Israel this weekend to build on the two nations' efforts to repair ties, U.S. and Turkish officials said Wednesday.
Kerry had planned to depart next week for meetings in London and then South Korea, China and Japan. But he moved up his departure to Saturday to build on the rapprochement that President Barack Obama brokered between Turkey and Israel during his visit to the region two weeks ago, the officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity because the trip had not been announced.
Kerry will also discuss regional concerns, including Syria and the Mideast peace process.
Turkey and Israel were once strong allies, but relations have been badly strained since Israel's 2010 raid on a Turkish flotilla bound for Gaza that left eight Turks and one Turkish-American dead.
Last month, Obama helped broker a call from Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan in which Netanyahu apologized for the botched raid.
Turkey had demanded an apology as a condition for restoring ties. Netanyahu had until then refused to apologize, saying Israeli soldiers acted in self-defense after being attacked by activists.
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Hi everyone. I have a 5 year old German Shepherd and a 3 year old Bernese Mountain Dog. I also have a 2 year old daughter and am currently pregnant again. The issue is that our German Shepherd is very protective of our home (especially now that I'm pregnant and my husband is gone all the time through work). I understand her need to be protective of her home and family but it's come to a point where I don't invite friends to our house or other mom's and kids for playdates because of her behavior. It scares other people and honestly makes me get nervous because I feel like I can't control her/that she doesn't listen to me when I want her to stop. She's great on leash and listens to all commands off leash very well too. But when it comes to having people enter our home she goes crazy!
It's all come to a head now that we have workers in our house doing some major repairs and I just can't deal with having to talk to the workers, keep an eye on my toddler, and stop my GSD from barking non-stop. If I put her in crate in another room, she barks the entire time and it's so loud that I can't hear what the workers are saying. She is so persistent and will just bark for hours then while they are walking around the house. So I have to sit with her in another room and bribe her with treats basically every time they walk by. Once the gate fell down and she ran towards a worker and her hair was raised and she jumped in the air near him and showed her teeth. Scared the crap out of the guy and made me really nervous since I couldn't get her to calm down.
When I used to have friends over, she would bark and circle them sometimes jumping (not on them, but in the air near them). She doesn't jump on me when I come home but my husband let's her jump all over him and wrestle. We used to do more training when she was younger but the last few years was a whirlwind with having a baby and a large move and my husband gone all the time. It became easier to just not have people over and have to deal with it. But I hate feeling hostage in my own house and want to make a change. Really need advice!! I love her to pieces and she is a great dog. I just don't know how to overcome my own fear with this as well. She definitely feeds off that since she's much calmer with my husband and his guests. Can you teach an "old dog new tricks?" I really just want to have people over when I want and not stress about our dog scaring everyone and barking non-stop. Is that too much to ask?
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I would definitely get a good trainer who can do some one on one, in home training with you. It definitely sounds like something that can be fixed with training, but it is hard to coach you from the computer. Working with a trainer to teach her better behavior will help you build a stronger relationship with her so you are not just pushed off to the side in her mind as she seems to be doing to you now.
Good luck!
How about doggie daycare while the workers are around?
We had some work done in our yard last week and I knew Ollie would bark at the work crew (which included my brother that Ollie loves) all day from inside the house, so instead he went to doggie day care during the project to play with his buddies and get all his energy out.
This might help your dog and give you a little piece of mind when you need a break or want to be social.
In addition you need to keep working on her being ok with people you invite into the home. We have to work on this because Ollie has a habit of barking at the doorbell and jumping on anyone that comes through the door. I have enlisted my brother and sister to be our doorbell guinea pigs because they know Ollie and aren't scared if he jumps on them. We practice ringing the doorbell, answering the door and inviting them in over and over again. If he keeps his feet on the floor and no barking he gets a treat. He is improved but not perfect yet. Also, when we have people over, I give him a really yummy treat like a bone that he will be more interested in so he doesn't bug everyone.
Our vet does day boarding. We put our dog there while my kitchen was being worked on. The vet tech said many dogs come in just for 3-4 hours, like if the cable person comes over, or furniture delivered, during that window of time you often get.
OP, last year, we had a team of workers outside the front of our house working to rebuild a porch on our home, and Archer was, naturally, 'suspicious' of them. To this end, whenever they arrived we brought him down the side of the house, made sure he saw them all, and thereafter took him for a walk, meaning he had to both leave and enter his home past them, by the second day he was oblivious to them, albeit he would bark when they arrived, but again, that was walk time and return time. He would never have let one of them down the side passage, but as far as he was concerned them working out front was clearly not a problem to me, so why should it be one to him.I think it really helps to 'introduce' a dog to regular workers, and try to relax around them and make it seem routine. In this way the dog looks to you how to respond, and it really solidifies the trust you have in each other's judgement. Either way, best of luck!
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March 18, 2012
Editor's note: This is part 1 of a two-part series on travel in Armenia.The trip to Yerevan, Armenia, was long. From Washington, D.C., I flew to Heathrow and after a five-hour lay-over, I flew to Yerevan and arrived at about 2 a.m. on a Saturday morning. It was a 19 hour trip, and I arrived there late at night. It was interesting to see a number of brightly lit casinos on my way from the airport to my apartment in the center of the city. I've since learned that the majority of businesses for the entire country is owned by seven families in Armenia. Everyone else survives on what most Americans would consider to be low-income wages. I'm guessing those casinos make their money from the oligarch families and friends, and are probably a good way for the rich to launder the illegal portions of their revenues. Just a guess.Armenia is an interesting little country. It has the land mass comparable to Maryland. The city of Yerevan is at an elevation comparable to Denver with a view of Mt. Ararat that is comparable to that of Seattle's view of Mt. Rainier. Except that Mt. Ararat has two peaks: one somewhat similar in appearance and elevation to Mt. Rainier, and the second peak which reminds me of Mt. St. Helens before it blew its top. On a clear day, they're magnificent. Unfortunately, although it can't be more than 60 miles away, it is in Turkey and there are no border crossings between Armenia and Turkey. So, Armenians enjoy the view but they can't feel the exhilaration of climbing on its slopes or up to either of the two peaks.
There is a dj vu to more than just the sense of being near Seattle and looking at a magnificent mountain. The city of Yerevan reminds me of a scaled down version of Kyiv, Ukraine. This makes sense, since the Soviet Union replicated the architecture of the government buildings, concrete modular apartment buildings and similarly designed monuments in many of the former Soviet Republic's capitals. The subway (metro) is designed the same and so is the radio tower. However the difference here is that, no matter which direction you look beyond the city, you will see snow-capped mountains, instead of the plains that surround Kyiv.When I first arrived I hired a lady to come to the apartment once a week to do the shopping and cook enough Slavic dinners for a week. I was lucky because she was a very good cook! While I was in Yerevan, I had the pleasure of hosting two small dinner parties with colleagues. I also hooked up with the Yerevan Hash House Harriers. This is a chapter of an internationally infamous drinking club with a walking/running problem. At least, that's what the motley, irreverent riff-raff that attends their events like to say. Actually, it is a pleasant mix of local nationals and expats from a variety of countries that are in almost every capital or major city of the world that like to meet other free spirits. The common theme of all Hash House Harrier (H3) groups around the world is that they like to walk, run, have a few beers and enjoy the moment together. I've discovered that the H3 is a great way to make new friends in a new city.
On the second weekend that I was in Yerevan, I had the opportunity to go downhill skiing at Armenia's only ski area, Tsakadzor. Although the slopes are from beginner and modestly intermediate, the fresh mountain air at 6,000 feet and some exercise is always a pleasure. The third weekend after arriving in Armenia, I went with several other colleagues to the second largest city, Gumeryi, and near there, we went cross country skiing for a day. This area was devastated in 1988 by a severe earthquake that killed an estimated 25,000. It seems that earthquakes can happen on the floor of the ocean or at 6,000 feet in the mountains with the same deadly effect. We went cross country skiing in a little village that was predominantly Catholic and received support from the Roman Catholic Church. Notably, while we were there we visited the school building (built by the Vatican) and saw many pictures on the walls, including that of Jeb Bush. Bush visited the village and offered some assistance there after the earthquake. It was a very modest village, virtually in the middle of no-where, except being high in the mountains, near the border with Turkey. Although I didn't see any satellite TV dishes, the people I met seemed content with their lives. This was a place where cross country skiing is a winter activity for everyone in the village. It was fun to watch a group of about six pre-teenage boys out and about on their skis. They may not have had all the stuff that many American kids have, but they certainly appeared to have a healthier and perhaps happier life style than many American kids (except perhaps in the Colorado Rockies), at least on that day. While we were there, my colleagues and I were honored to be invited into the home of the village mayor and his wife, where they served us a delicious lunch of home-made soup and dolma (similar to stuffed grape leaves). I also enjoyed some of the local home-made moonshine. Their hospitality was genuine and we felt very welcome. These type of experiences are my most cherished memories of foreign travel and work.Bill Penoyar recently retired from the U.S. Agency for International Development. In addition to enjoying the Colorado winter from his condo in Silverthorne, he is completing an action/adventure movie script inspired by his experience working in the Iraq provinces during 2009-10. He can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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The rise of the snowmen
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Though it's the start of snowman season, this massive fellow made of round bales of hay at Dodge Farms in New Boston will likely outlast them all. (Nancy Bean Foster/Union Leader Correspondent)
For the next few months, the population of New Hampshire will jump exponentially as kids, and a few grown-ups here and there, get outside and build folks out of snow. In New Boston, there have been plans to create a "Snowman Alley" downtown near the gazebo in celebration of the town's 250th birthday, but Recreation Director Mike Sidoni said that it's going to take the right kind of snow to make the event possible.
An old wooden wheel is the snowman's hat, a traffic cone serves as his nose, and he has branches for arms.
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Most people believe that heavy, wet snow is the best for creating snow people, but Greg Grady, who creates snow and sand sculptures for events and competitions, said any snow will work with the right techniques.
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In Bedford and Laconia, the recreation departments are making fun out of building snowmen. Jane O'Brien of the Bedford Recreation Department said that beginning on New Year's Day, there will be a month-long contest to see who can build the best snowman.
In Laconia, a similar contest began on Dec. 1 and will run through March 1, said Asst. Director Amy Lovisek."You can make as many as you want between now and March," she said. "And adults can participate too. It's all about getting outside and being active."
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I have a 4 year old black gsd with what I refer to as an attitude problem. It more aggression though and not sure what else to do or where to turn for help. As a pup we always toom him out for walks and socialized but as he is getting older he has became aggressive towards all strangers. If he knows you he is the most lovable dog in the world. If he doesnt it hair up and barking like crazy. I took him to a trainer and did some obedience and he now listens a lot better but still has the aggression toward strangers. He has never been beat that I know of. And have only left him with family. Now that being said if a friend comes over I can put on a muzzle and let him loose and after a few hours he is completely fine with the person like he knew them all his life just not sure what to do. Any help would be greatly appeciated
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Hey guys,
So I'm new to the forum and I'm looking for some help. I have a beautiful female Gsd, her name is Tessa. She is awesome! I've had her since she was ten weeks old. We have had obedience class when she was 16 weeks old and that lasted six weeks. There were other dogs in there including other GSd's in the class. We go for hikes, walks, and loves playing frisbee( not everyday but at least 3-4 times per week).. All of my friends have dogs that she plays with. So she has pretty good socialization with other dogs big and small.. She is spayed..I have had a friend that use to walk her and have her play with other dogs. But because of this winter that we've had she hasn't... She is now a year and a half old..
Recently she was diagnosis with have lime disease... I was very upset about it cuz I try keep her as heathy as possible. But ever since, she doesn't listen to my gf at all. Inside the house she does. Come, sit, etc. she's great. Her and I ended up getting a welsh corgi. Tessa loves her. They play great. Just good companionship with her I think.
But when my gf lets her out and if the neighbor dog is out she goes CRAZY!!! She jumps the fence and starts going nuts.
Now, my neighbor is a friend of mine. I've known her and her husband since high school. They are great ppl. They have a lab/collie mix I think. She a great dog. Tessa and her have playing since day one. But there have been two incidents that my gf and neighbor get freaked out because Tessa won't listen to either one of them. Has there dogs neck in her month clinching down not playing, but being scary. Trying to pull both dogs away from each other with Tessa not letting go. When I'm home she doesn't get like that. She listens really well with me...for the most part lol.
I don't know if it's the timing with the limes? Her not caring what my gf says when they go out? But I would love some feedback on the situation. Anything!!! I just don't want my neighbors/friends being pissed at me. She a GREAT dog. I just need some help.
Thanks a lot for any feed back!
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Chat up your fellow wooters and let us know how lame this poll was or what obvious choices we missed.
For example: Was this poll a) STUPID, b) DUMB, c) POINTLESS or d) ALL OF THE ABOVE?
Why adding another woot site is NOT a bad idea.
Anything about sports or politics.
The newest celebrity marriages, divorces, snd pregnancies.
The reliability and safety of new aircraft that have recently been put into service.
Why declining their religious tract doesn't mean I'll go straight to hell. Or the airplane one above.
Which Elvis was the best singer. The Early Elvis with his boyish looks, the Movie Elvis who won at everything or the Fat Elvis who wore jump suits far too tight but seemed to have a higher voice.
Anything related to gossip or fandom (especially Elvis).
All of the stuff on the main page, and no sports either.
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Anything. Anything at all. I put on my headphones. I put my face in a book. And still you people try to talk to me. Seriously...
One more reason that I hate to fly.
Your kid's adventures in potty training.
All of the above.
And this is why I take drugs before long flights
"What do you think of my..."
New hairdo
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Like mentioned above, put the headphones on & close your eyes...
how bad the crime is in the city I'm flying to...makes me paranoid
Discussing old TV sitcoms & where "THEY" are now.
You know; Laverne & Shirley, The "Fonz", Doogie Howzer MD, Mork.
That should do me in by the end of the flight....
Wait... this game has companions??!!???!??
The bible or any other religious mumbo jumbo.
The "What do you do for a living?" questions...
Reach for the headphones/earplugs, alcohol/drugs, book/laptop/whatever,
And TUNE OUT.
I hate talking to anyone on flights! The should give out gags with every boarding pass.
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And my perfect angel is becoming the landshark...
Brought her home at 7 weeks old (not by choice, she was a rescue, and the rest of her litter had already gone to their new homes, so there was no point in continuing to wait). She's now only two days from being 10 weeks old... and the past two days... landshark has emerged. :p
Before this, apart from some desire to not be left in her crate (but quieted down after only 5-10 minutes at the most)... she was a perfect angel. Respected my older dog's space, played quietly with her toys, listened and came quickly when I called, etc. I felt so blessed to have such an easy puppy, knowing that a couple of the other people who got her brothers/sisters were dealing with puppies ripping things apart, getting into things, screaming for hours on end, etc.
And now... LANDSHARK!!!
She's dragging fresh poop out of the litter box (moving it to an elevated spot). She got into my bathroom trash can... which had all of my... well... used womanly things in it. She has been grabbing my shoes and trying to chew them... pretty much... if anything is within reach, she'll try to grab it and chew it and rip it to shreds. Used underwear from my laundry hamper and cat poo are her favorites.
I thought I puppy-proofed the house... well... obviously not as well as I thought.
Gonna have to start having her attached to my hip as well I think. Leash training while keeping an eye on her. I was letting her roam the house since she was being so good and coming to me if she needed to go outside. Back to 100% within my line of sight. ;)
At least she's still really good in her crate and is sleeping through the entire night. :p
I love my girl... but hate the puppy stages. :crazy:
Yes, at least once a day, I am thankful my Sting has outgrown that stage years ago :)
Cheer up, she will be a lovely adult gsd for far longer than the she is a puppy and all this will soon be behind you.
Yup, and she's really not that bad to be honest. :) great in the car, great on a leash, great in her crate... Very friendly and confident... I feel pretty blessed.
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Ignasi Miquel cannot wait to feature in the FA Cup for the second season running.
The young defender made his debut in the competition against Leyton Orient last season and has since played in both the Premier League and Champions League.
With injuries to several defenders the Spaniard may start at left back, as he did against Manchester City earlier this season. The 19-year-old believes the FA Cup retains its old magic.
"Of course it has [a special meaning], we know it is the oldest competition and a big thing," Miquel told Arsenal Player. "If I could be around and play in the FA Cup it would be a big thing for me. If I can get more minutes with the first team it would mean a lot.
"Any game you play you have to go for it, if not there is no point in playing it. I don't know how it is going to go, Leeds are a tough team right now so anybody that plays has to be strong.
"Any game is hard for you, you just have to get out on the pitch, work hard and do everything as best as possible. It doesn't matter what team you are playing against, if you want to win you really have to give everything."
With experience against the likes of Leyton Orient and Shrewsbury, Miquel is no stranger to the tests on offer in the Football League.
And after Cesc Fabregas' late penalty salvaged a replay against Leeds last season, the young defender says that Arsenal will not rest on their laurels against the Championship side this time around.
"There are different types of teams but all are hard to get through," he said. "You can see that lower-league teams are more physical and direct to you and it is not easy to defend.
"You have to be focused all of the time; if you miss one header or one tackle it could lead to a goal. Also if you are winning one or two nil and a team gets back to you it is really hard.
"I think a lower opposition knows how to defend. If they win a game 1-0 they know they have to defend properly so you just have to be focused 100 per cent."
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Has anyone been out to Fort Boise or Montour WMA's? Im thinking of making a trip out there but I haven't heard much about it. Any feedback would be appreciated. Im not trying to find anyones secret spot I just want to know if people have had success out there.