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I'm babymooning it, so any posts I write will be just what's on my sleep-deprived mind. Hope that's good for you.
Mikko, Sam, & I have tough skin. I've never noticed a difference between using our old, mainstream toiletries, detergents, and cleaning products, and the newer, gentler, greener versions I've gradually switched us to. Mikko had a diaper rash maybe once in his life. Our skin is pretty impervious.
Alrik, on the other hand, came into contact with our world and immediately broke out in hives.
|This is what poor Alrik's pimply spots look like. They are definitely not your standard baby acne.
Our midwife noted them on her two-day visit and guilt-tripped us about them, despite anything we told her to the contrary, as is her wont. I told her we use eco-friendly detergent and wool dryer balls — and that, though they are scented, they are scented with essential oils, not the murky chemical concoction known as "fragrance."
She pointed out that no odor means something is good, but that somehow we've tricked ourselves into believing smelling strongly of something is a positive. I agreed with her. I used to like smelling like something, but I've gotten out of the habit. I'm fine with simply not smelling now.
As she continued to grill us about whether we really had pre-washed all our linens and baby clothes and diapers (I had), my mind flitted around and settled on the likely culprit: my sister-in-law.
Natalie smells. In a good way, or let's call it the culturally acceptable way, but she does. She favors lotions and sprays from Bath & Body Works, a company not known for its scent subtlety.
I told the midwife this, and Sam mocked me. "Sure, blame it on Natalie," he said. But I persisted. Whenever Mikko goes out with her, he always comes back smelling like her. It's an odd phenomenon that strikes me every time. He comes home; I give him a hug and lean into his hair — and it smells. It's not like she gives him a bath or anything, so clearly she wears enough scent that it always ends up transferring.
Well, I didn't have proof, and Natalie kept coming over, as did other visitors. There was no way to suss out who was the the cause of Alrik's continuing blisters.
But then we had the long weekend and a break from the stream. After several Natalie-free days, she came over to snuggle him tonight for an hour and a half — and he ended up with several welts and smelling like an eighteenth-century French viscount who believes bathing is for the lower classes who can't afford good perfume.
So here's my dilemma: How do I protect Alrik from the chemical assault? Or can I? Or should I?
I've already brought it up with Natalie, in a roundabout fashion. Earlier, I had mentioned Alrik's sensitivity, pointed to the hives, and discussed what detergents we both used. Natalie swore hers was eco-friendly (though I don't know if it's fragrance-free) and mentioned that she wants wool dryer balls, too, which implies she's likely using fabric softener right now. But she didn't volunteer to switch immediately to alternatives, or to stop using her lotions and potions, or even to wash her hands before she touches our baby.
And it strikes me that, with Natalie living in close proximity, I could get Sam to lay down the law with her and mention that her time with Alrik needs to be chemical-light. But when our families and friends visit? I can't imagine forcing them to wear smocks or insisting we wash all their clothes in our own detergent the first day they stay with us, or something similarly off-putting.
I can't get Alrik's take yet on how much the hives bother him. He barely understands he has hands, much less that they could do something useful like scratching himself, so I don't know if they're itchy or painful. They look pretty ugly to me, but they go away within a couple days and don't fester. Is it something where his skin will become accustomed to the exposure, given some time? (Is that even a good thing?)
So I put it to you: What would you do if your baby is allergic to your family and friends? Or what do you do, if you or yours have a similar affliction?


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Many types of medication can ease pain during labor and delivery. Epidural and spinal blocks are common choices — but you have other options, too. Work with your health care team to make the best decision for you and your baby.
Use this guide to learn more about specific medications used during labor and delivery.
An epidural block is a regional analgesic that can be used during labor. An epidural block with more or stronger medications — anesthetics — can be used shortly before a C-section or if a vaginal birth requires the use of forceps or vacuum extraction. You'll be asked to sit or lie on your side with your back curved outward during the procedure. Medication is then injected into a small space outside the spinal cord in the lower back (epidural space). You might be given a test dose of medication to make sure the epidural is positioned correctly. If you don't experience any problems, you'll be given a full dose. It takes 10 to 20 minutes for the medication to take effect.
An epidural alleviates most pain in the lower body without significantly slowing labor. It can be used continuously throughout labor. You'll remain awake and alert. A walking epidural — a combination of an epidural and a spinal block that might leave you enough muscle strength to walk during labor — is available in some facilities. An epidural block usually has little or no effect on the baby.
An epidural might affect one side of your body more than the other. An epidural might decrease your blood pressure, which might slow the baby's heart rate. If the anesthesia affects your chest wall, you might have the temporary sensation of difficulty breathing. Because epidural anesthesia can block the ability to empty your bladder, you might need a catheter. Fever and itchiness are possible. Even if you have a walking epidural you might need to remain in bed during labor. Rarely, you might have a severe headache when you're upright in the days after delivery.
A spinal block is a type of regional analgesia that's typically used to provide pain relief shortly before delivery. A spinal block with a stronger medication — an anesthetic — is often used before a C-section. It can also be used if a vaginal birth requires the use of forceps or vacuum extraction. You'll be asked to sit or lie on your side during the procedure. The medication is injected into the sac of fluid below the spinal cord in the lower back and typically takes effect within minutes. A spinal block is commonly combined with an epidural block during labor.
A spinal block provides complete pain relief in the lower body for about an hour or two. The medication is usually given only once and in a small dose. You'll remain awake and alert. A spinal block usually has little or no effect on the baby.
A spinal block might decrease your blood pressure, which can slow the baby's heart rate. If the anesthesia affects your chest wall, you might have the temporary sensation of difficulty breathing. Because spinal anesthesia blocks the ability to empty your bladder, you'll likely need a catheter. You might also experience itchiness. Rarely, you might have a severe headache when you're upright in the days after delivery.
Various narcotics — also called opioids — might be used to lessen pain during labor. Narcotics can be injected into a muscle or given through an intravenous (IV) catheter. If you have an IV, you might be able to control your dosage. The medication takes effect in minutes.
Narcotics decrease the perception of pain for two to six hours and promote rest.
Narcotics don't eliminate pain. They might cause sleepiness and nausea, and temporarily depress breathing for you or the baby.
A local anesthetic doesn't help with labor pain but might be used to numb the vaginal area if you need an incision to extend the opening of the vagina (episiotomy) or repair a tear after delivery. The medication is injected into the perineum or vaginal tissue and takes effect quickly.
Local anesthetics temporarily numb a specific area. Negative effects for mother or baby are rare.
Local anesthetics don't relieve the pain of contractions. An allergic reaction is possible. Rarely, injecting the medication into a vein might decrease your blood pressure.
A pudendal block might be used shortly before delivery to block pain between the vagina and anus (perineum). A local anesthetic is injected into the vaginal wall and takes effect in 10 to 20 minutes.
A pudendal block relieves pain in the lower vagina and perineum for up to an hour. Negative effects for mother or baby are rare.
A pudendal block might not work or affect only one side of the perineum. An allergic reaction is possible. Rarely, a pudendal block can cause an infection at the injection site, and injecting the medication into a vein might decrease your blood pressure.
Rarely, tranquilizers are used to relieve anxiety and promote rest in early labor or before a C-section. They might be injected into a muscle or given through an intravenous catheter and take effect in 10 to 20 minutes.
Tranquilizers relieve anxiety and promote relaxation for three to four hours.
Tranquilizers don't eliminate pain. They might cause drowsiness, decrease your memory of labor, and decrease your baby's muscle tone and activity at birth.
Nitrous oxide — an odorless, tasteless gas — is an inhalation analgesia that can be used during labor. You administer the anesthetic gas using a hand-held face mask. Nitrous oxide takes effect within a minute. While common in the United Kingdom and Canada, this technique is rarely used in the United States.
Nitrous oxide alters pain perception. It can be used intermittently or continuously during labor. If you need to have a tear repaired after delivery, you might use nitrous oxide as a supplement to a local anesthetic. Self-administration might give you a sense of control over your pain management. If you become too drowsy, you'll be unable to continue holding the mask to your face and stop inhaling the anesthetic — a built-in safety mechanism. Nitrous oxide has little or no effect on the baby.
Nitrous oxide doesn't eliminate pain. You might experience dizziness and nausea.
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Best year of our life! Our family is complete! Our pups love everything we do and have been everywhere with us. They love training, playing or just cuddling. They are always within 5 feet of us. They love going to restaurants and love being in the car....we questioned shepherds and worried with all the horror story's. After a years worth if research and visiting many breeders....we found a mom and dad we loved...really held firm we wanted two...(have two daughters training for track and field/cross country) this fall and wanted them to each have a running buddy...one dog would not be able to handle the work load for both girls. Got the okay...after much begging and explaining. The training every Saturday has bonded our family even more, and everyone humans included, look forward to training. I can't tell you how grateful we are reading advice and ideas from this site. We also love looking at all the other dogs here! So many pretty dogs. I am also pleased to announce our dogs are not man-eaters, or child-eaters, they do attack anything in sight, they are not bully's and are the most patient dogs I have been around. These are some of the things we were told we would get if we got a German shepherd. Glad we did not listen to people's comments and are so happy we got them! They were one of the best decisions we have ever made! They do snore if really tired......I would change that if I could.....:-)
Pics above are from 9 weeks old when we got them.....to last weekend hiking along with the kids and pups climbing boulders....:-) there is nowhere the kids can go the dogs will not find a way to follow!
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Great story, gorgeous dogs. Two GSDs and Two daughters, I can't imagine. I have to say, good job!!!
It is busy....but the girls (13 & 16) have been totally involved...:-) our 14 year old jack Russell recently died....:-( We loved him but we called him satan. He was the meanest dog ever...did not like kids...even ours....it was a long 14 years with him. We trained him to avoid other kids at all cost....he was allowed around ours but only when supervised. I was very hesitant to get another dog and feared picking wrong....again....we could not be happier! I guess the years worth of research, suggestions, things to look for from a breeder....many things from this site.....really helped! We have been blessed with two wonderful dogs! I wish I could take credit but from what I have witnessed with this breed, they are really easily taught with the right trainer to teach us humans. :-)
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Omg those pictures are so precious! They were adorable as puppies and stunning as adults!
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Awesome story and gorgeous dogs! We have a 5 month old GSD and he's my husbands and my first! First dog actually (we're both in our early 20's)! Chief is turning into the best dog too!! He's so smart and sweet! We have him in training every Saturday also, he's going to be a therapy dog at the Children's hospital! He's been the best decision we've made. We did go through that horrible land shark puppy phase but it was well worth it! I also am I runner like your daughters so he's training to be my running buddy :)
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You can tell them 2 are two peas in a pod. Both are gorgeous!
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They are so smart....Millie wanted steaks, we had pushed then back to the far corner of the counter tops, she was only 6 months old, we knew she could not reach the deep corner on her back legs.....we turned for one second and she was on the countertop like a cat devouring the filets my husband was preparing to grill. She is also the one that paid attention while we entered the back lawn. She figured out how to unlock the door and open the sliding glass door without help. We now have a security bar from lowes to keep her inside. She seems to be much more into things than Miles. He is my prince...always behaved, gentle and so charming....my girls call them beauty (miles) and the beast (Millie)....although last week at my husbands office he wanted to see what we were doing and decided he needed a higher place to see through the window....Attachment 165537
Millie just passed her therapy dog test last November....right after her first bday. She loves it, she is a diva and thinks everyone's attention should be focused on her so it is great work for her. It fills her need to be center of attention. Miles will not be testing for a while if at all, he is much more alert and much more protective with the kids...he also loves to have a conversation. If someone ask him a question....he replies and it usually sounds like a scary dog. The trainer said he needs to be a bit more mature...sounds like chief is a great dog if he is already ready for therapy work. Millie does the mental health hospital, the nursing home area of that hospital and will start the program to help kids read....I am a stay at home mom and need things to do while mine are in school and I can't be of help!
It is amazing how much they bring to your life! We have not been the same and my kids rarely pick a place to go that the dogs are not allowed. We had a huge loss right before we were to pick up the puppy's we reserved. My inlaws have zero boundaries and they were very dangerous to our marriage and children's mental health....the meanest if mean....while we were trying to enforce boundaries they decided to walk away instead of respecting our marriage and girls....the dogs have been a huge source of healing for the girls, and us. The group we train with has become like extended family, the guy who trains our dog even came to my oldest daughters school for career week. He showed off his protection dog and how he trains....just a wonderful group of people....the dogs were one blessing but the people we have gained have been an even bigger one. The girls always say what they are thankful for at night and since we picked the puppy's up they have been on the list every single night, even on the worst of puppy's days...:-) I guess we sound insanely cheesy about what our dogs have brought to us, but they have given us so much more than just being our pets....:-)
How much do you run? When did you start training chief (who is very handsome)...? What can we expect? Right now they have only run around a mile...the breeder told is to start after they were a year old... The vet said 6 months but the girls will not be training without me until the fall of this year....I trained with them last fall....I want to start working them up to the real workout...so any ideas would be welcomed...we have not run them the full training period yet...the breeder said 1 mile a while, 2 miles for a few weeks, to build slowly so not to hurt their paw pads starting all at once.
Congratulations on your beautiful or should I say handsome chief! I can imagine your joy with your decision, I think we share the same appreciation.
Another great thing about this site, most share the excitement and joy of the breed. People question how we can have a dog with us all day and not go nuts...or how we can spend so much time training and not be sick of the dogs. It is not like any pet we have had...they are a joy to be around and so entertaining.
Great to meet you! Can't wait to see pics of Chief when he passes his therapy dog test, he will look great in the therapy dog vest...:-)
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No and yes. Depending on the circumstances, it may be illegal to drive at all.
Is it illegal to drive with a round chambered?
No and yes. Depending on the circumstances, it may be illegal to drive at all.
If you have a valid concealed handgun license, as long as the gun is concealed, it's OK. Otherwise, IMO the best answer is "Ask your local authority". Even if you can carry a gun in your car, there are some places in which you can't have a gun so you need to check your local firearm laws to make sure.
Can I Carry a Gun in My Car?
State laws do differ. In Texas, (as noted above) you can have a gun in your car loaded or unloaded as long as it's concealed (glove box, console, under seat, under a towell, in your pocket, etc). Also in Texas you don't have to have a concealed carry license to have it in your car. I've heard that some states require things like, unloaded, ammo in the trunk, gun in the trunk, etc. Depends on your state.......................and Welcome to the forum!
Laws vary from state to state, in regards to even having a firearm in a car, let alone one in the car with a chambered round.
I would never suggest or condone violating any law, but there comes a time when common sense and self-protection over-ride other things.
Having said that, you need to do what you think you need to do.
This is totally state-dependent. In my state, whether or not the gun is in full battery is not an issue. We can carry it openly in a holster without a permit or in a container (read that as glove box or console) without a permit. Of course with a permit, we can carry as we see fit.
Do rely on the police for a truthful answer. Check Handgunlaw.us to see what your state says.
I wouldn't trust any internet site for legal advice, that given incorrectly could land you in jail. Contact the State Attorney General's office.
If you were in Texas, it would be the Texas Dept. of Public Safety.
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Fujitsu? Who? I recently attended Fujitsu's global analyst conference in Boston, which gave me an opportunity to check in with the best kept secret in the North American market. Even Fujitsu execs admit that many people in this largest of IT markets think that Fujitsu has something to do with film, and few of us have ever seen a Fujitsu system installed in the US unless it was a POS system.
So what is the management of this global $50 Billion information and communications technology company, with a competitive portfolio of client, server and storage products and a global service and integration capability, going to do about its lack of presence in the world's largest IT market? In a word, invest. Fujitsu's management, judging from their history and what they have disclosed of their plans, intends to invest in the US over the next three to four years to consolidate their estimated $3 Billion in N. American business into a more manageable (simpler) set of operating companies, and to double down on hiring and selling into the N. American market. The fact that they have given themselves multiple years to do so is very indicative of what I have always thought of as Fujitsu's greatest strength and one of their major weaknesses – they operate on Japanese time, so to speak. For an American company to undertake to build a presence over multiple years with seeming disregard for quarterly earnings would be almost unheard of, so Fujitsu's management gets major kudos for that. On the other hand, years of observing them from a distance also leads me to believe that their approach to solving problems inherently lacks the sense of urgency of some of their competitors.


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Eileen McCann is a junior outfielder on the Iona College softball team. This season, McCann will be taking Iona fans inside the world of not only an Iona softball player, but that of a student-athlete. After two short seasons, McCann has had a very successful career at Iona. A two-time MAAC Champion, McCann is a Mass Communications major with a concentration in Public Relations.
Remember in my last entry when I asked you all to relax and just breathe? Well, after this past weekend's games, it appears we finally have some room to do just that. We swept the weekend, taking two from Saint Peters on Saturday and then returning to The Oval on Sunday for "Groundhog's Day", as coach called it, to take a pair of W's from Siena. For the time being, we have a place atop the MAAC standings which, although feels great, is not the biggest positive to take away from the weekend.
Knowing full well that this was a make or break weekend, every single girl on the roster showed up to play. During every inning of every game this weekend we were finally acting like the team we should be; the defending champs. No, our wins were not the prettiest and no, not every run was scored in the most fundamental fashion. Regardless, we persevered, we never got down, and we played with the indefinite feeling in the air of knowing that the game was ours to win, and no one else's. We got it done, and pulled out the win not once, but four times.
The factor that allowed us to hang in all four of these games was, undeniably, the lights-out pitching performances by both Sarah Jackson and Alyssa Maiese. Our two pitchers have provided us with something quite remarkable to rally around late in the season as we head into the end of regular season MAAC play with Marist on Sunday.
Anyone with eyes can see the areas in which we need to improve, and the areas in which we should be so lucky to have remained exactly the same (see previous paragraph). The point in the season has arrived when the worst thing we can do is over think these issues. It is too late to try and make a dramatic change to a certain aspect of your game or to our team dynamic. That point has passed. Now, we can only do what we do best. We must reacquaint ourselves with our strengths, and the things that make us best, as a team. Sometimes all it takes is something as simple as a quick anecdote from a senior about the 2010 season, or a certain song to induce dance battles during our pregame warm-up, or for all of us to spend a great night out together in a non-softball related setting, for us to realize how lucky we are to have each other as teammates, and how privileged we should feel to be able to take the field with one another every day and work towards the same goal. I'm not familiar with the dynamic of other college softball teams, but I have to think that ours is currently one that does not come around too often.
Now I know it's May, and you're tired, and you have finals next week. You probably have a project due or are stressing about a summer job, and the last thing you want to do is take an extra second and think long and hard about the 15 girls on this team that you see every day, and how much you love them. But please, just do it. Think about years from now, when we probably won't see each other anymore, and then think about this moment. These are the last few weeks that this exact roster of girls will play together, as one, as the 2012 Iona Gaels. If we all decided, together, to play as one and rally around each other, not only can we accomplish our goal and win, but we can actually have some fun, too.
So look at the girl whose locker is next to yours, look at the girl you play catch with, look at the girl who is your lifting partner, or the girl you unknowingly switched sneakers with for a week (Deanne Algeo). What do all of these girls have in common? They all share a lifelong bond to you, and these next two weeks are the last chance you have to make something of it. Don't waste it. Let us seize this final opportunity to play one more time, side by side, as champions.
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text: Nettwood Farm (2 reviews) from £18.00 to £23.00 Family + unit Contact Us Select Section Overview This is a Certificated Site (CS). These select sites are small, privately run campsites that operates under the Club's jurisdiction and can only accommodate up to 5 caravans or motorhomes and up to 10 trailer tents or tents, unless express permission has been given by the Club to accommodate more. They range from secluded Hideaways to fully facilitated family friendly sites, and are often found in locations where larger commercial sites are prohibited so you could be camping close to a beach or in the National Park, for example. Site Details This site was last visited by a Site Officer in 2017. 0.5 acre, gentle slope. Bkg ess. Directions Directions to this site are available to members when logged in. Facilities Nettwood Farm has the following facilities on or around the site. Touring Caravans Trailer Tents Grass pitch with electric hook-up Flushing toilet Washbasins Backpacker facilities Dishwashing facilities Childrens play area Pets welcome Alternative Accommodation Electric hook-up Grass only pitch for larger tents Wi-fi (Other provider) Motorhomes Tents Grass only pitch (no electric) Showers Electric shaver sockets Chemical toilet disposal point Ice pack freezing Ball games Designated dog walk Holiday Homes & Exclusive lodges Hideaway Battery charging facilities Reviews Review Expand review Recommended: yes 5 We went with three other families over the bank holiday weekend. Pete (Club Member) stayed Aug 2014 This review is for Nettwood Farm We went with three other families over the bank holiday weekend. Although the site was full there still felt like there was lots of space. The owners are very friendly and helpful. Controlled fires are allowed and the kids were able to gather wood it the farm's own wood. There are a couple of shower blocks which are kept clean despite the bad weather. The site does slope so if you have a caravan or trailer tent I would suggest taking plenty of chocks. We will certainly look to return. Towing: Easy Location: Country Suitable For: Families,Groups,Active break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 Great site a little hard to find but worthwhile when your there. G Buck (Club Member) stayed Jul 2014 This review is for Nettwood Farm Great site a little hard to find but worthwhile when your there. My kids loved playing in the play area and in the woods, we had a fantastic walk across the fields with fantastic views of Chew Valley. The showers and toilets are cleaned daily and are always In good order. The showers are the swimming pool type push button operated but always plenty of hot water. Bath is only just down the road and worth a visit. Towing: Moderate Location: Country Suitable For: Families Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Pricing The fees for Nettwood Farm were last updated in 2016.The following fees are just given as a guide, so please always check with the site.The fee for staying on site for one night is :£18.00 - £20.00 for 2 Adults, 2 Children plus 1 Unit £21.00 - £23.00 for 2 Adults, 2 Children, 1 Unit including Hook-up * Please note the site open dates are 01 April 2017 - 30 September 2017


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Five parts today.
Mark Wahlberg has an interesting collection of friends and Drama and Nacho are not even in this photo.
James Maslow and Peta Murgatroyd out last night.
Nicole Richie and Rachel Zoe rekindling their friendship.
Sarah Jessica Parker at a fashion event in NYC last night.
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Can Obama really use his foreign policy record to help him win in November?
posted at 6:07 pm on April 30, 2012 by Howard Portnoy
In the view of TIME's Jon Meacham, the answer to the question that forms the title of this post is not only a resounding "yes" but that Obama would be a fool not to use this newly minted ace in the hole. The president is, Meacham suggests, a "ferocious political warrior" whose "stepfather taught him to box in Indonesia" and who "still remembers the feel and smell of the Everlast gloves they wore as he endured punches until he found the strength and the skill to land blows of his own."
In Meacham's world, Mitt Romney will be down for the count two minutes into the first round, let alone "have the steel to order the 2011 operation that killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan."
This appears to be the prevailing view among liberals now that Obama has decided to make his take-down of Osama bin Laden a centerpiece of his campaign for reelection. Meacham goes so far as to impute impotent rage to Republicans who he claims now feel in their heart of hearts that Obama is "beating us up and we don't have anything much to say to stop it." As proof of Obama's invincibility on this front, Meacham rehashes that partial quote of Mitt Romney that reads, "It's not worth moving heaven and earth spending billions of dollars just trying to catch one person." The line, which also appears in the president's new campaign video "One Chance," is heavily decontextualized. The original quote from a 2007 interview is as follows:
I think, I wouldn't want to over-concentrate on Bin Laden. He's one of many, many people who are involved in this global Jihadist effort. He's by no means the only leader. It's a very diverse group—Hamas, Hezbollah, al-Qaeda, Muslim Brotherhood and of course different names throughout the world. It's not worth moving heaven and earth and spending billions of dollars just trying to catch one person. It is worth fashioning and executing an effective strategy to defeat global, violent Jihad and I have a plan for doing that. [Emphasis added]
But I digress. Jon Meacham is not the only left-leaning pundit to predict that Obama can make hay using his foreign policy cred. The Washington Post's Charles Lane thinks so too. Lane was a panelist on FOX News Sunday, where he noted that Obama's foreign policy strengths go beyond his merely eliminating the terrorist mastermind of the 9/11 attacks. Lane pointed out that Obama has also, atypically for a Democrat, used drone strikes unsparingly to neutralize enemies throughout the Middle East.
But the operative phrase in the previous sentence is atypical for a Democrat. Historically, Democrats have been strenuously anti-war. (Anyone remember "Bush lied, thousands died"?) Many still are, even though the warlord-in-chief is one of their own. Last week, The Guardian reports, a summit in Washington sponsored by the Center for Constitutional Rights, Reprieve, and Code Pink sought to increase awareness of howObama's "clandestine drone strikes strategy" was killing innocent civilians in Pakistan and Yemen. This conference occurred before the Obama reelection team rolled out its video boasting that the president is the tougher of the two hombres vying for the Oval Office when it comes to dealing with threats to U.S. security.
Now that this has become a chip in the high-stakes battle for the White House, is there any reason to suppose there won't be more summits by angry liberals, some perhaps under the banner "Obama lied, thousands died"? Is there any reason to suppose, when it comes time to cast a ballot, that they won't vote for the more peace-loving GOP candidate?
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A Liberty Township man who went missing yesterday afternoon has been found safe, says the Beltrami County Sheriff's Office. Seventy-eight-year-old Thomas Vincent Sr. went for a walk near his home about 4 o'clock and did not return. His family had searched for him since well before dark, and eventually the US Border Patrol and a Beltrami County K-9 unit were called in to help. Deputies found Vincent at around 3 am in the woods near his farm, where he had become disoriented.


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I grew up in a Blue-Gray household. When watching movies or playing war games about what my Alabama-born mother called "the War Between the States," my youthful sympathies were nonetheless solidly with the Union. Only later, doing genealogy research as an adult, did I discover that my Illinois ancestors arrived from Sweden much too late to don any color and that my lone Civil War ancestor wore gray: My great-grandfather William "Frank" Dickinson served with the 37th Alabama Infantry. Now that I've gotten copies of his military service records, I have a greater empathy for what both sides endured in "the recent unpleasantness."
Nearly a century and a half since that great conflict - 2011 will mark its sesquicentennial - it's never been easier to start researching your Blue or Gray soldier ancestor. Not only can you search for the basic facts of his military service, you also can delve into the details of his regiment and battles he may have fought in, trace the unit's movements on historical maps, and perhaps even find an image of him with his comrades. Pension files and other records could provide long-sought details about your soldier's spouse and children, helping you win your own battle to understand your family's past.


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Here are my new shin tools in their current state.
I used a real Paterson RC print squeegee, and I modified an innacurate stir stick to resemble the Paterson stir stick. It will do until I get the real thing. Also on far right tool I used exacto knife handles for the rods until a run of accurate ones is done.
Let me know what you think (I put the one on the right in backwards! )


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Re: Rescue
Everything about this shirt is pure win.
Re: Pac-Cat Has 9 Lives
Very cool.
Re: Mischief Malice
This looks awesome, but I don't really understand what's going on with that leg.. if that's a leg. o.0
AlexIAm wrote:Fair warning... MLB and the Tigers are VERY proprietary about that "D". People get slapped for using it all the time. I suggest you use a similar, but not the same one.
Thanks for the warning. The D I had was not the same but a poor faxsmilie which got the point across, if that makes sense.
skelleton wrote:Everything about this shirt is pure win.
except for the votes, unfortunately.
Re: Maneki Cheshire
I find myself keep coming back to this - great colors and style!
Re: A patch of sun (Sunnier version)
Ah thanks, that's very kind TJost! This was an idea that I wasn't entirely sure I could draw but I pretended it was no big deal and went for it, and hey, it came together pretty well.
Thanks bass' for all the thoughtful feedback. I like this washed out version but I do like the original colors too. If I have another swing at this someday I will add some cheese. ;)
Thanks cptgone & specmachine!
skelleton wrote:This looks awesome, but I don't really understand what's going on with that leg.. if that's a leg. o.0
The four things closest to the ground are legs (including one that's more or less only defined by teal highlighting), the swooshy bandaged furry thing coming up from behind his neck is his tail, which has a pretty sharp curve and unfortunately blends too much with his collar.
lisonallie wrote:my first woot design, please tell me how I can improve : )
The art looks great. Are you referencing anything in particular?
Re: Anti-Gravity
Dude it took me a solid 60 seconds to get this one.
bounty42 wrote:I'm going to be alone in this, but I liked the original. The longer I stared at the trees, the more they looked like coats...
I'm sorry!
I'm not sure which way I prefer myself, but if this is more clear, it's probably for the best.
Re: Paw Wars
So...this is amazing and I'm genuinely surprised that this isn't in the fog. It's days like these I suspect this thing is rigged! ;)
Re: Friendly Neighborhood Cat
this shirt is sweet I wish I could vote!
Re: Grammar Cat
Could anyone let me know a more specific reason for the rejection besides 'Nope.'?
If it's the type of imagery because of the armband, a different approach can be taken with the whole Grammar Cat idea, I just need some feedback to work with. Thanks in advance.
ambassadorgrimm wrote:Could anyone let me know a more specific reason for the rejection besides 'Nope.'?
If it's the type of imagery because of the armband, a different approach can be taken with the whole Grammar Cat idea, I just need some feedback to work with. Thanks in advance.
*I just need some feedback with which to work*
Re: COPYCAT
Great design, to bad it was rejected. It's my favorite implementation of this concept that I've seen, and of course in your inimitable style. Hope to see it pop up elsewhere.
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Collectively, I have more shirts by Walmazan than by any other artist (14 solo, 4 collabs, 3 GJ, 1 TF, 1 TL), so indeed, I have some bias in this.
That said, I firmly believe it's not Radiomode's previous entry but the TeeFury shirt that is the basis of the rejection. TENSO Graphics has had works printed here at Woot too.
Whether it is an unfortunate case of coincidence or indeed an influence from past designs, we will never know. The bottom line is that it's not the first time a well-executed design has been rejected for the SSE rule, and around here, it won't be the last.
Re: Puss in Boot
i don't get it D;
Re: Catastrophic
thanks a lot for the kind words for this everyone
strawberryicee wrote:i don't get it D;
edit: got it. XD
There's a at least two reasons for the rejection, the first and most obvious one is that there is a no text rule this week and you have a "g" on the armband. Second and less well known is that Woot stays away from almost anything to do with N azism or fascism (or basically anything that would cause a stir with religious or political leanings). A third point, that I can't be sure of, is that it appears to be a photo with a filter and outline applied. If that is the case Woot almost always rejects for no photos. I'm guessing that the second reason is the one for the "nope" though. Hope that helps and don't let it discourage you, almost anyone who has printed in a derby here has been rejected before.
cute one
Re: Kitty Perry
Shouldn't there be 8?
Narfcake wrote:
The bottom line is that it's not the first time a well-executed design has been rejected for the SSE rule, and around here, it won't be the last.
I sent in my comments to Woot by 'tattling' on another 'SSE' but in case those goes unseen, I'll say it here.
There needs to be a level of consistency with rules.
As with every week, I check honourable mentions. Among them this week is Ochopika's "...This Isn't Working" design which happened to bypass the 'Reason for Rejection: Similar Concepts Exist' rule that I've noticed.
Walmazan's "Copycat" was rejected by this reason. Similar concept? Sure. Same execution? Not by a long shot. His design far surpasses the examples that were displayed above as similar - but with differences (placement of cat, photos of cute faces vs butt pics, the addition of personality where others lack).
I say all of the above, because Ochopika displays very much the same quality of original work, and yet "...This Isn't Working" is VERY similar to this design: http://www.threadless.com/product/439/Ambition_Killed_The_Cat/ ...and *wasn't* rejected.
Ochopika's is better, but then, Walmazan's similar concept is better as well.
NOTE: Example used was only that, an example. No accusation. Both artists have my respect.
My point? If rules are to be established, they need to follow suit with the rest, otherwise it looks unfair.
Personally, I believe Walmazan's "Copycat" rejection is unjust.
would have loved a Catbus from totoro :3
Re: I'm Stuck on You
So... Copycat got rejected but this is fine? 'Scratches head'
Re: Soulmates
I like it. Can you make it less square? The tree roots, the top of the tree and the swing?
I love the simplicity of this!
Re: seQRet message
I NEED this shirt. Now. Also, for those of you who don't have super smart phones, try this
msgmissy wrote:There needs to be a level of consistency with rules.
No arguments from me on this part!
Re: Cat-Plunk!
Alright, I'm not trying to be rude but why is this is the fog? It's cute an' all, but there are certainly better ones.
This is so touching. Are they going to make it? Please tell me they're going to make it. I need to know. It's important.
What? No, I just... got something in my eye. Yeah, both of them. ...shut up!
Re: Nuclear Hairball
I'd buy this! I wish this shirt could exist... sorry about the rejection. Well done
Re: The Artist
Oh my. I'm going to the 100th Cherry Blossom Festival in DC in March & I would LOVE to wear this while there! It would be perfect! Then I would wear it the rest of the year because I love cats.
Re: Cat-ions
A purr-fect design, I want one so bad!!
Re: Scribble Cats
Re: Radiocativity
Okay, the cat is not radioactive. However, if you want to pick him up, be sure to wear protective clothing.
Love the abstract look, great design!
I'd love to get this, but it's too close to http://shirt.woot.com/friends.aspx?k=15832
for me to buy it, since I already have coffee stain cats. I do like it, though!
flemtone wrote:This is very nicely done.
Thanks,I appreciate the complement.
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Today I had the pleasure of reading to my wife's kindergarten class. I was well received and was able to read a "Clifford" book to the class. It got a little crazy when they started asking me to use my flamethower, missle, etc. though :
They then drew pictures of me and had to write what they liked best from my visit. I'll scan some of them and post them up. They're a trip. One thing most of them made sure to draw was the range finder on the bucket...crazy!
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Well here is the pics..
My HS Bronze cast beast...
I have to finish a few mods to the scope mounts but all in all it is done.
LMK what you think..i I still have to weather it more, this puppy is heavy.
I'd like to thank Deebo27, 99centtaco, Sidewinder,Man of War Studios, GCNgamer128,Mojo-Fett and Ull Dar Borealis.
for having some part in getting this baby finished (selling or helping)
also the othe members who have done all the homework... that has made it easier for members to make accurate props.. Like Art Andrews and the countless new members that ask all the questions that revive old threads that make way for new finds!!
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'"I know the league believes in the Buffalo market for NHL hockey, we believe in the Buffalo Sabres," Bettman said. "We're not doing anything other than making 100 percent of our efforts to make sure this franchise has a bright future here."'
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Flickr Time
Convexstyle has created a flash based Flickr watch application called Flickr Time. It dynamically displays time made out of flickr image pool with a tag specified by the user. Very good usage of the Flickr API. >>
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|Immune System Disorder Severe Combined Immunodeficiency
|Drug: cyclosporine Drug: mycophenolate mofetil Radiation: total-body irradiation Procedure: allogeneic bone marrow transplantation Procedure: nonmyeloablative allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation Other: laboratory biomarker analysis
|Phase 1
|Study Type:
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|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Induction of Mixed Hematopoietic Chimerism in Patients With Severe Combined Immunodeficiency Disorders Using Allogeneic Bone Marrow and Post-Transplant Immunosuppression With Cyclosporine and Mycophenolate Mofetil
- Extent of chimerism in specific subpopulations by assessing T (CD3+3), B (CD19/20+), NK (CD56+), and myeloid (CD33+/13+) of bone marrow aspirate and peripheral blood [ Time Frame: Up to 5 years ]
- Extent of immune deficiency and tempo of immune reconstitution of lymphoid subsets T (CD4+, CD8+, CD3+), B (CD19+, CD20+), and NK (CD56+) as assessed by flow cytometry [ Time Frame: Up to 5 years ]
|Study Start Date:
|August 1997
|Primary Completion Date:
|October 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Treatment (cyclosporine, mycophenolate mofetil, transplant)
Patients receive cyclosporine PO or IV on days -3 to 100 followed by a taper until day 180 and mycophenolate mofetil PO or IV on days 0-40 with a taper until day 96 in the absence of unacceptable toxicity. Unrelated donor recipients also undergo TBI on day 0. Patients undergo bone marrow transplant on day 0.
Drug: cyclosporine
Given PO or IV
Other Names:Drug: mycophenolate mofetil
Given PO or IV
Other Names:Radiation: total-body irradiation
Undergo TBI
Other Name: TBIProcedure: allogeneic bone marrow transplantation
Undergo allogeneic bone marrow transplant
Other Names:Procedure: nonmyeloablative allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation
Undergo nonmyeloablative allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantOther: laboratory biomarker analysis
Correlative studies
Detailed Description:
I. To safely establish partial lymphoid chimerism (1-95% donor cluster of differentiation [CD]3+ cells) using a non-lethal conditioning regimen in patients with severe combined immunodeficiency syndrome.
II. To define the kinetics of immune reconstitution following a non-lethal conditioning regimen in patients with immunodeficiency diseases.
Patients receive cyclosporine orally (PO) or intravenously (IV) on days -3 to 100 followed by a taper until day 180 and mycophenolate mofetil PO or IV on days 0-40 with a taper until day 96 in the absence of unacceptable toxicity. Unrelated donor recipients also undergo TBI on day 0. Patients undergo bone marrow transplant on day 0.
After completion of study treatment, patients are followed up at 6 months and then yearly for 5 years.
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Inclusion Criteria:
Patients with severe combined immunodeficiency syndrome:
SCID with presence of B lymphocytes
- X-linked SCID (presence of B lymphocytes)
- Autosomal recessive SCID
Patients with severe combined immunodeficiency syndrome:
- SCID with absence of T and B lymphocytes
Patients with severe combined immunodeficiency syndrome:
Purine metabolite deficiencies, deficiencies of the purine metabolites
- Adenosine deaminase (ADA) deficiency
- Purine nucleoside phosphorylase (PNP) deficiency
- DONOR: Related donor who is human leukocyte antigen (HLA) genotypically identical at least at one haplotype and may be genotypically or phenotypically identical for serological typing for HLA-A, B, C, and at the allele level for DRB1 and DQB1; related donors other than siblings must be matched at HLA-A, B, and C (at highest resolution available at the time of donor selection) and at DRB1 and DQB1 by deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) typing; if more than one HLA-identical sibling is available, priority will be given to the oldest normal donor
- DONOR: Unrelated donors who are prospectively matched for HLA-A, B, C, DRB1 and DQB1 by DNA typing at the highest resolution routinely available at the time of donor selection; only a single allele disparity will be allowed for HLA-A, B, or C as defined by high resolution typing
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients with viral associated T cell immunodeficiency disorders, such as human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
- Patients with other disease or organ dysfunction that would limit survival to less than 30 days
- DONOR: Identical twin
- DONOR: Pregnancy
- DONOR: HIV seropositive
- DONOR: A positive anti-donor cytotoxic cross match is absolute donor exclusion
- DONOR: Patient and donor pairs homozygous at a mismatched allele in the graft rejection vector are considered a two-HLA allele mismatch, i.e., the patient is A*0201, and this type of mismatch is not allowed
- DONOR: < 6 months old, > 75 years old
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00008450
|United States, Washington
|Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center/University of Washington Cancer Consortium
|Seattle, Washington, United States, 98109
|Principal Investigator:
|Lauri Burroughs
|Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center/University of Washington Cancer Consortium
|Responsible Party:
|Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00008450 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
NCI-2010-02045 ( Registry Identifier: CTRP (Clinical Trial Reporting Program) )
1227.00 ( Other Identifier: Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center/University of Washington Cancer Consortium )
P30CA015704 ( US NIH Grant/Contract Award Number )
P01HL036444 ( US NIH Grant/Contract Award Number )
|Study First Received:
|January 6, 2001
|Last Updated:
|July 6, 2016
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
Immune System Diseases
Infant, Newborn, Diseases
DNA Repair-Deficiency Disorders
Metabolic Diseases
Mycophenolic Acid
Mycophenolate mofetil
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Immunosuppressive Agents
Immunologic Factors
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Antifungal Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Dermatologic Agents
Antirheumatic Agents
Calcineurin Inhibitors
Antibiotics, Antineoplastic
Antineoplastic Agents
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|Unhook the battery for a few hours. The computer should reset itself. The fuel line sounds like the main problem. Fresh plugs could not hurt. The fuel filter is inside the frame rails near the drivers seat area. If you remove the filter you should be able to blow air through it easy, you will be able to tell if it's clogged.
|one more thing, check the ground for the pump. also check the grounds from the battery to the body and the battery to the engine. check the harness ground points at the thermostat housing as well.
trying to run the engine with starting fluid is not recomended.
find the fuel pump relay, on the firewall probably, and jumper it so the fuel pump will run when you want it to run. the grey wire goes to the fuel pump, the red wire is the fuel pump prime wire and if you power that up the fuel pump should turn on. the other end of the red wire should be somewhere near the brake booster. insert jumper wire there. the orange wire comes from the underhood fuse/relay box and should be hot at all times,it also heads over to the oil pressure switch to run the pump when the engine gets oil pressure if the relay craps out. if you can get the engine to run and you disconnect the fuel pump relay the engine should stay running if the oil pressure switch is good. the dark green/white is the wire that the computer powers up to turn on the relay, black/white is the ground to complete that turn on circuit. you can put a switch inline between the red and the grey for test purposes. this takes the relay out of the system and if you have some long wire it allows you to be under the truck and turn on/off the fuel pump. it comes in handy if you are alone when testing. now power up the fuel pump and test the fuel pump outlet pressure and see what you have. 9-13 psi is what it should be. next, remove the fuel filter and run the pump, catch the fuel in a container. that way you will know if it is actually pumping a volume of fuel up to the filter or if it just has some pressure but the volume drops off as soon as there is somewhere for it to go, like the engine started. like a pinched/restricted fuel supply line can do. then, if that is good, put the filter back on but don't connect the outlet fitting yet. retest the volume again. if the fuel filter passes the test then remove the return line and see what you have coming back from the throttle body with the pump running and the engine off.
is the fuel return line pinched anywhere?
have you checked the egr valve? remove it, place it upside down in a vice or something so the gasket surface is level and it can't move around. now pour some varsol or paint thinner into one of the ports. does it leak out into the other port or down the shaft from the diaphragm? if so, replace the egr valve because it is leaking exhaust into the intake system and leaning out the fuel mix, or it is leaking vacuum through where the rod goes to the diaphragm and that is leaning out the fuel mix.
have you tried plugging off all the vacuum lines to eliminate a possible leak from a brake booster or another accesory?
have you tested the ignition module? a bad module will usually retard the timing a bunch.
is the fuel pressure 9-13 psi? more than that could mean you have a restricted return line. if so, remove the return line and check the pressure again. if it is right after disconnecting the return line then check for a restricted return line.
lower than 9 psi could mean you have a bad regulator. if you have good pressure at the filter but not at the throttle body then it could be a pinched/restricted line from the filter to the throttle body.
did you check the injector filter screens?
did you check the injector rersistance? should be 1.3 ohms at 140degrees F. (unplug wiring harness so you are only testing the injector itself).
have you checked the idle air control valve? it is a resistance check across A to B and then C to D, should be 40-80 ohms. A to D and C to B should be infinite. if not passing these tests replace the iac. also check the port and the seat that the pintle goes into for dirt or debris.
have you checked the pcv valve operation, the supply hose and the port in the throttle body for blockage? it should be a wide open port to manifold vacuum. they are known for plugging up the passage in the throttle body. you have to take the throttle body off and flip it upside down to check it, then you might as well clean it while you are there. the pcvvalve should rattle when it is removed and shaken. check inside for gummy deposits that could hinder it's operation.
have you checked the map sensor? should have a 5 volt refernce supply. if you put 10 inches of vacuum on the port the voltage should drop 1-2.5 volts. grey should be reference, lt green is map sensor input to ecm, black is sensor voltage return. output is dependant on altitude and there is a chart for reference, but basically you should see a change when you put vacuum to the port. check for a plugged/cracked supply hose.
i would check the egr valve first, personally. if you have the proper fuel pressure and are getting a good cone of fuel at the injectors then there is probably a vacuum leak or the egr is leaking exhaust/vacuum into your intake.
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Are you sure the pump is turning on? And runs during cranking?
The oil pressure switch will shut down the pump if you don't have oil pressure. Also, there is a relay on the firewall for the pump that might have given up the ghost. If the contacts inside are dirty, the pump may not operate (or operate very weak).
Just some thoughts since you replaced the pump and it still doesn't start.
95 350 tbi
Alright well i dropped the gas tank, i found out that the little line between the pump was completely shot and cracked. So I replaced that and the fuel pump and strainer.
And i when I started it, it still did not run nor start up. Fired a bit but that's it.
I'm guessing I fouled a plug or something. So I'm going to replace the plugs tomorrow and hopefully it fixes it, if it doesn't thatn I'm at a dead end! Any other pointers would be great!
10 PSI wont even budge the needle on that thing. Get online and find a 15 PSI gauge or forget it.
You absolutely CANNOT make real and proper assesment/diagnosis of fuel pressure without a gauge that has the correct range.
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95 350 tbi
The range was 0- 60 or 100 Ibelieve Icouldnt find one with only 0-20
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|I put the fuel pressure gauge inline between the fuel filter, I came up with no pressure at all, and that was both, run, and start/cycling
|There is a small fuel line on the end of the fuel pump inside the gas tank. You might want to double check that. I had one swell up on me and there was a split in it that you could not see at first. I think the junk gas they sell now had something to do with it. If you drop the gas tank you might as well change the fuel pump while you are in there. That small rubber fuel line caused me all kinds of work.
95 tbi 350 problems!
Alright thanks guys, I'm going to check fuel pressure first, so when Ihook up the gauge, inline it between the fuel filter, and if the pressure is not what it needs to be, Iwill drop the tank and replace the fuel pump, however Ido it.
Now could it possibly.be the fuel regulator? Because the injectors do spray a nice cone shape.
|Also, on a chevy, rather than wrestle with removing rusty tank straps, I remove the BED. It has 8 bolts , easy to remove, then the rear harness and ground lead back at the bumper, and the filler shroud at the side body panel. Get 3 friends to help lift it off. Leaves it wide open. Better than laying under a truck, eating dirt, rust and ultimately lifting 250 lbs of sloshing fuel in a tank
I agree with GMC . Sounds like a fuel starvation/volume/pressure problem.
You will need a 15 -20 PSI gauge with a good sweep to be able to accurately read any discrepency in a 13 PSI system.
A 60 or 80 PSI gauge wont have enough incrementation for anyone to discern a problem or not.
You can remove the fuel filter outlet line and patch in at that point for your test fitting, it is way easier than trying to hump over the engine and fight the rigid lines in the back of the TBI been there done that.
For a test and short term operation, you wont need to use Fuel Injection line as the pressure is only going to be 11-13 PSI.
When you get it hooked up, start it run it , then replicate the operational condition which causes the symptom, the watch the gauge to see.
Check the specs for peak head pressure with engine off key on, engine running at idle, and engine running at acceleration( vacuum/regulator test) Good luck.
95 tbi 350, will not run!
So the fuel pump can be bad even if it still kicks on and winds up? And when Iput the fuel pressure gauge in the lines, should Icut it in, where the fuel filter is? And its 9-13 psi right?
|So even though the fuel punk kicks on, could mean its bad?? And when i put the gauge on it, should i hook it to the fuel filter lines?
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Sometimes you are going to get screwups. it is called learning.
Here is something I do when trying something new or unfamiliar. Keep careful notes, detailing everything you can think of that may affect the paint. Temperature, time of day, humidity, application techniques, surface prep techniques, everything that may affect the paint. Write down the results. You will eventually end up with log book of what works, and what does not.
Do not forget to follow the directions in the paint product lead sheet as much as possible. The local store you buy the paint at may also have some good advise for you.
|thanks brian! i definately jumped into this type of paintjob with both feet. i didnt expect it to go perfectly. but it did at first so i was all excited. now its giving me fits. when i do the bed and hood next it should go better since ill actually have time to do it from start to finish in one day without having to come back and scuff a cured surface, itll be applied within its recoat window. atleast thats the theory im holding on to! i really do appreciate your help.
Now with a few things piled on it gets harder and harder to give any advice on your specific job. Generally speaking the substrate that is wrinkling is too thin, or not properly catalyzed or something like that. The solvent from what you spray on it is kicking it's butt. Why is it doing this, because it isn't a "barrier", it isn't blocking the solvents from getting thru it. At this point only you can tell what you can do to change this.
The truck is looking AWESOME if that counts for anything.
|hmmmmm... kinda thought somebody wouldve commented on my project thus far. well... its still happening and im really getting frustrated. i read some more posts this morning about wrinkling and the like and one of the problems suggested was improper sanding. so i resanded the area im fixing with 320 wet/dry instead of just scuffing with scotchbrite. i wiped it with wax/grease remover and immediately followed with a clean cloth (as recommended in another post). i went and helped dad with a project for maybe an hour, came back and sprayed my silver and wrinkled it with the plastic sheet. and dammit if the backside of the cab didnt start pulling up on me again!! i let it dry for half hour or so and sprayed my candy apple red over it. the areas it pulled started to pull alittle more. at this point im just going to clear the friggin thing after dinner and be done. i cant afford any more time lost messing with this truck as i need it finished and driving to pull my camper at the end of june. any more suggestions?? could too much reducer in my silver cause this??
heres the link to my photobucket album for the whole build so far. the first pics of the silver stripe is what i started this thread about and is currently how it sits. thanks for the input guys.
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|you could upload to photobucket, then post the thumbnail size link here, when it is clicked it takes the viewer to the full size photo.
It won't automatically resize on photo bucket, at least I have never experienced that. You CAN resize on photo bucket but when you upload to it, the photo will stay the same size. You can make the photo any size you want and post it here.
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|thank you for the response brian. i had this problem a couple times before when dealing with just the base. so my thinking was maybe the light coat of clear might serve as an intercoat of sorts, that theory evidentally did not prove true. maybe inadequate sanding is more to blame?? ive just never dealt with multi-colored paintjobs before. never had any trouble with adhesion in single color. but those i could do complete in a day. this i was not ablw to. i tried attaching pics but the files were too big.
When I see "a light coat of clear" that is all I need to see. Wrinkling is caused by solvents getting thru, or under an edge of a previous substrate. It could be years old as in a 1k enamel sprayed over a poorly sanded original paint. You sand a chip out and now the next paint or primer you spray the solvent in it gets under the edge of that old 1K enamel and lifts it up wrinkling it. It happens in that case because the enamel isn't sticking to the original paint good because of the poor sanding, and it's a 1k and the solvent soaks into it easy on the edge.
The exact same thing happens when you spray a "light coat" of clear, it isn't a barrier, the solvent from the next product soaks thru it and lifts it up wrinkling it.
There are other things that could be at play here such as recoat windows, there is a time with some products that you can respray it, be it two hours, or after 24 when it is more fully flashed and or cured.
It's kind of a partially cured paint or clear is like a too thin sheet of protection. The solvent from the next product soaks thru that thin top layer that has dried and gets under it, much like the old 1K enamel example.
But I am thinking if I read your post properly it sounds like the thin coat of clear is the problem.
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hello. first off i am by no means a professional. i have painted 6 vehicles over the last 15 years for myself or family. all single color jobs. on my most recent project (1992 ford crewcab dually with a cummins swap) i wanted to get alittle creative. so i designed a 3 color paint scheme. im using Kustom Shop paint from tcpglobal.com. what i am doing is base coating entire truck black. then a solid silver stripe down the middle. on the top side of the truck i layed down a really wet coat of silver and wrinkled it with a plastic sheet. then candy apple red over that, followed by clearing the whole thing. i am having alot of trouble with subsequent coats lifting the previous coat and making a wrinled mess. i dont know if the dry time is my problem or what. when i first did it on the outer surfaces of the truck it went fantastic (thank God). and that was a long setup time to tape off all my graphics. scuffed the whole truck maroon scotchbrite before doing the silver parts. moving on to the doorjambs the black had been setup for a week. i scuffed it with a maroon scotchbrite before shooting the second black base in the doorjambs. dry time was probably too short on that maybe half hour. as soon as i hit it with the silver it lifted the 2nd coat of black. i had to fix the back of the cab. so i wetsanded 320 grit and shot my black base. 2 hours later a light coat of clear thinking maybe that would held. 24 hours later i scuffed the clear and masked off for a silver stripe. soon as i shot the silver on the scuffed clear a very big portion of it lifted. thats where it sits. thank you very much for helping me diagnose this. i know this doesnt qualify as a hotrod but from researching on here i know there are ALOT of very knowledgable painters that can help me out. i am completely self-taught in bodywork and paint so theres alot of potential for errors. thanks again.
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