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The waiting time usually depends on the paint system you're using. Although they may be similar each paint manufacturer has specific recommended times between spraying the sealer and paint. Some may be wet on wet which means very little wait time and others may need a minimum of an hour or so. Most will also have a window where you'll have to spray the color and if you wait too long you may have to scuff the surface before shooting the color.
The best thing you can do is get a copy of the "P" sheet (Product Data Sheet) for the paint and sealer you're using. That will give you a lot of information. Mixing ratios, spraying pressures, wait times, what primers are recommended, what sealers you can use, etc. Most of these are available on line from the paint manufacturer's web sites.
Here's an example of a "P" sheet for the paint system I'm currently using for my deuce. It provides all the information someone might need to correctly use this particular product. Remember each manufacturer and each type sealer will have slightly different directions and you need the specific "P" sheet for the product you're using.
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Some of the pro painters can probably give you better info, but for a backyard painter having the specific directions for the product they're using is always the best way to go. Good luck.
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my buddy and me are doin a paint job on an s10. its goin so so. we are goin way slow though. im needin to know how long i can wait to paint after the sealer goes on.i have learned this. you need a booth and good equipment to paint.theres just too many things that can go wrong .
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As "Habemus Papam" was proclaimed from the balcony of St. Peter's Square in Vatican City, the University of St. Thomas community waited with anticipation and celebrated the announcement of the new Pope Francis.
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IKEA: The world's largest furniture retailer breaks ground on its new 359,000 square feet store near I-35 and Johnson Drive in Merriam.
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RIVAL NEGRO LEAGUES BASEBALL MUSEUM?: Birmingham, Alabama is stepping up to the plate with their own proposed Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. The city has already voted to allocate $400,000 for design work for the building, and more than $4 million worth of Negro leagues artifacts. The museum would focus primarily on Birmingham's history in the league, but may also include more aspects about the league in general. This has Kansas City officials alarmed. Is there room for more than one Negro Leagues baseball museum?
PACKING UP THE BOXES: The head of one of Kansas City's largest foundations is packing up the boxes and clearing up his office after almost a decade in charge. Steve Roling is winding down as CEO of the Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City. With assets of more than $400 million dollars it is the metro's fourth largest foundation. An announcement on Roling's successor is imminent.
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I've now had Charlee for 3 months, and she's 8 months old! At first I was wondering if getting an older pup was the right choice because she hadn't grown up around me, and she was pretty unsure of me. She'd run away because we didn't know how to communicate with each other. It really was upsetting.
After about a month, she finally came around! She only had two potty accidents in the house, and she was potty trained within the first week, but she didn't know how to tell us she needed out. I finally found a bell to hang from the door, and within 3 days she learned to ring it to go out. We started going to obedience/CGC classes in February, and she is doing SO well! It's built her confidence in herself, other dogs, and other people. She can do sit, down, walk on loose lead, and long stays. Shes only been to 3 classes!! The best part is that the instructor had us switch dogs yesterday, and when Charlee switched back to me she was excited to come back. I'm just so proud that our relationship is getting better and better!
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Every season a number of Arsenal players go out on loan to gain valuable first-team experience. The 2010/11 campaign is no different and 16 young Gunners are currently away from the Club.
Arsenal.com track their progress throughout the season. Our Arsenal's Loanees page offers an overview of all the players and below is the latest instalment of our Loan Watch feature with reports from their latest matches.
Benik Afobe
Huddersfield 3-3 Bournemouth (aet; 4-2 pens)
Wednesday, May 18
Benik Afobe played 109 minutes before being substituted as Huddersfield beat Bournemouth on penalties in their League One Play-Off Semi-Final on Wednesday. The score was locked at 2-2 at the end of 90 minutes and goals from Danny Ings and Antony Kay sent the game to spot kicks. Bournemouth missed two penalties as the Arsenal loanee's booked their Final place.
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Cardiff 0-3 Reading
Tuesday, May 17
Jay Emmanuel-Thomas played 60 minutes before being substituted as Cardiff crashed out of the Championship Play-Offs with defeat against Reading. Dave Jones' side lost 3-0 at the Cardiff City Stadium on Tuesday and 3-0 on aggregate. Shane Long scored a first-half brace and Jobi McAnuff added a third to send Reading into the Final, where they will meet Swansea.


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thatrobert wrote:
Yes! Thanks!!
narkus wrote:way cool! I love Toad, listen to 'em all the time : ) don't know anyone else who does
I do! Love the Toad!
Love the shirt. I will buy it for a friend who fancies himself to be like Don Quixote.
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zeNinja wrote:Excellent but I wish everything was in the style of the carrot's uniform. Also, what exactly is he shooting?
A donut.
edit: this design is a sequel to an older design. You can see the shadow of the same donut with the bat on the right.
Re: energy crisis!
Love it! Doesn't look like it'll win the derby at this point, but hopefully it'll get honorable mention.
Thanks for the nomination Ehalcyon, and thanks for the award Rob!
wow... this is so... wow. people are so... wow.
i know that's barely coherent but YXU trying to, what, slander XYU's name by submitting a design that is clearly violating the rules... this was worth the time it took to steal the design, make it into a woot friendly format, create a new handle and submit... did adder steal your girlfriend or something?
Jack31081 wrote:I thought about that, but I was set on using the brown shirt, and I felt the green looked better against the brown than red.
Thanks for the words, guys.
I always thought red and brown looked nice together. If it was an issue of visibility, with the design being as small as it is (which I completely agree with) people aren't going to really see it until they are closer up anyway. It seems like such a tiny issue, but that one color change would have made it absolute perfection. Don't get me wrong, there is a coffee-phile I am getting this for as soon as it is available, but why write on the internet if not to complain...right?
breckenedge wrote:Thanks for the comments. I realize there isn't really time to redo this one for the current derby (not that it really had a chance to win anyway).
My initial comps were on a solid blue shirt -- but I couldn't get it to work right. As soon as I put the drawing in a frame, the artwork popped.
You're absolutely right about that ink-covered space, it isn't comfortable! I'll think about that during next derby. A worn effect would help, yea?
This is a cool concept, would have bought this shirt...
ambergreen wrote:I really like the idea, the coffee 'cooling' towers look really good. But it seems like you could have used a light blue shirt instead of a giant light blue rectangle on a white shirt. I got nothing against white shirts, I just don't care for the giant ink covered space. I bought another shirt with a huge, all inked design and rarely wear it because it isn't very comfortable.
The Ink doesn't soften up after it has been washed?
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This is the winner fo sho. Cool shirt bro, spelling aside : D
suzyottomatic wrote:This is great Andy, very wearable and I'm lovin the colors. May I just add that you are also one of the most gracious contributors to the forums.
Thanks suzyottomatic for the nice comment.
And thanks Robert for the "Best Loser" honor.
TheNewOriginals wrote:Did you have to look up all your fancy schmancy words in a fancy schmancy thesaurus? If we're a bunch of know-nothings I guess we all don't deserve to use the web no less THE INTERNET. Plus like you said in my quote you suck and noone cares what you say because its always some bone you pick with "idiots using the Internet" or "politics" or "carp" or "humdiggity-do" or "blahblahblah" the thing is you've just been served and don't bother commenting about my use of made up words because some people like made up words.
While I may disagree with you, attacking someone based on his vernacular vocabulary is just puerile and makes you look like a, um... what is a non "fancy schmancy word, tool. Get a dictionary and educated yourself instead of vilifying one who is more intelligent than you.
thanks for the comment! your design looks great... i've got a bunch of ppl in my office who said they'd buy it.
Re: Blue Flame
I'm afraid this one won't quite make it into the fog, which would be a shame. It has made a very impressive and worthy climb though.
Re: energy harvester
Okay, this is incredible.
I hate that all too often my favorites don't fog...GMV!
Re: Plasma ball
this reminds me of going to the science museum when i was a little kid. great idea.
tabrazinski wrote:wow... this is so... wow. people are so... wow.
i know that's barely coherent but YXU trying to, what, slander XYU's name by submitting a design that is clearly violating the rules... this was worth the time it took to steal the design, make it into a woot friendly format, create a new handle and submit... did adder steal your girlfriend or something?
Ya know, imitation is the sincerest form of ...stalking...
wow I'm honored! thanks so much!
Re: Music: The Energy of Life v2
well done, i love the perspective. GMV!
thatrobert wrote:Awesome details. Big problem is that the joke -- that this giant machine makes coffee -- is lost because the spigot and coffee cup are so tiny. I would also maximize the machine width to fill the shirt and put it on a white shirt then have a nice bright red coffee cup with brown coffee in it and steam to make things clear. A little late to resubmit here but you could try on DBH or Threadless in 60 days when your rights return to you.
nice suggestion, good eye
Re: Fiery Robot Rage
I like it. GMV
Re: Circuit-ulatory System
I was thinking this one looked identical to the heart blueprint design and was just a recycled idea submitted by the same person until seed spoke up. Seed's blueprint heart shirt executed a better idea in an artistically better way.
cloudberry wrote:Love it! Doesn't look like it'll win the derby at this point, but hopefully it'll get honorable mention.
yeah, that would be pretty cool.
Re: inner energy
nice job! I dig it. GMV
Re: Perpetual Energy
Simple, I like it. GMV
Re: EnDurgey Bunny
Love it. Reminds me of what Donnie Darko would be like in cartoon format. Well done! GMV
reminds me of Dr. Suess! well done! GMV
Re: Seed to Tree Explosion
I really like this. Good Job GMV
Re: light bulb
well done!
another excellent design
thatrobert wrote:Uh, it's not OK to sub here and at DBH at the same time.
Uh, I didn't submit this on DBH...
Re: Acoustic Energy = LIFE!!
This is an awesome shirt! I don't know how I missed it earlier in the week, but it's definitely GMV now! I'd be in for 3, one for me, and 2 as gifts. If it doesn't rise to the top fast, I hope it gets chosen for honorable mention!
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Amazing shirt and design! I've very impressed.
Wow! Just Saw this one. Very impressive!
Good luck this week. Love all of your entries!
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Great Shirt!
Crese wrote:I need this shirt
Too bad more people don't have the same opinion D:
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Morning Blog - Fowler pinch hits for Halpin this week
Good Monday morning fantasy owners! John Halpin is on vacation this week. So, I'll be pinch-blogging for him Monday-Friday. Joel Beall will cover his normal Tuesday chat at 2pm EST. We won't miss a beat.
Here are today's fantasy baseball headlines:
American League
- Carl Crawford is expected to return to the Red Sox tonight after missing the first half of the season.
- Jacoby Ellsbury went 6-14 over the weekend in his return to the lineup. Clay Buchholz went 6 1/3 IP and gave up four earned runs on only three hits striking out eight in his first start since mid-June.
- Jason Hammel will have knee surgery today and is expected to miss 3-4 weeks. If you need a spot starter ASAP, give Michael Fiers a look in Milwaukee (two-start pitcher this week).
- Keep tabs on Carlos Villanueva.
- Lorenzo Cain went 5-10 over the weekend for Kansas City. If he continues to produce at that rate, his presence may put the brakes on Wil Myers getting called up any time soon.
- Matt Harrison is a beast this season.
National League
- Welcome back to the bigs Ben Sheets.
- For a guy who couldn't see nor grip a bat a few weeks ago, Freddie Freeman is on fire.
- Roy Halladay returns Tuesday for the Phillies vs LAD.
- Cincinnati Reds' starting pitchers have picked up 12 quality starts in their last 13 trips to the bump.
- Johnny Cueto status for Tuesday's start is uncertain because of a blister on his finger. Check back tomorrow.
- Michael Fiers pitches tonight again the Cardinals. Tune in if you can.
- Houston's Jed Lowrie (ankle, knee) was placed on the 15-day DL. It's still not known how long he will be out, but he damaged a nerve in his knee. That doesn't sound like he'll be ready to take the field soon.
- Bruce Bochy is standing behind Santiago Casilla as his closer. Still, keep tabs on Sergio Romo in the second half.
- Melky Cabrera's season just got a lil' better.
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Cheney apparently justified violating the law on ground the United States was engaged in a war and therefore the executive has complete discretion to kill whom they deemed justified in being killed. Some members of Congress have finally become angry and aroused at the Bush administration blatant violation of American law which forbids assassinations in other countries.
Anna Eshoo, a Democrat on the House Intelligence committee said: "we need a full investigation" and called for an independent counsel to be appointed. President Obama has refused to proceed with investigating violations of the law on ground it would only be divisive. The president of this nation is responsible for ENFORCING THE LAW regardless of who is inconvenienced or not. It is time for Obama to cease playing the "cool man" and show some anger at the disregard for our Constitution on the part of Bush and Cheney!!


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Wow... this is so weird and so good. I don't know anything about either of these two artists in the original creators, The Bumblebeez, or the remixer-uppers in Jagwar Ma, but upon the recommendation to listen and perchance play on my radio show (which I did last night), I give this two mega rad and beastly thumbs up. Holy WHAT is this?
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Jeremy Maclin is hurt. We don't know to what extent yet, but here's what is known: Maclin had to be carted off during Saturday's practice because of an apparent right leg injury. Here is what Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer saw:
"The Eagles wide receiver covered his face with a towel as he was wheeled inside. Maclin lay on the ground for about five minutes as the Eagles' medical staff tended to him. Players were visibly upset, and coach Chip Kelly stood nearby as Maclin lay flat on his back."
McLane admits he didn't see the exact moment of injury, but according to eyewitnesses, he was told that Maclin broke from the line of scrimmage, took a few steps and collapsed. McLane says Riley Cooper appears to be picking up Maclin's snaps.
Update: The results of Maclin's MRI have not been made public yet, but before that was finished, Eagles beat writer Jordan Raanan tweeted that he's hearing Maclin tore his right ACL. That would obviously end his season. Another note will be published when this is confirmed.
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Oh, boy. Non-contact leg injuries could mean a number of things, none of them particularly good. Expect a new post on this subject to come after the Eagles finish their practice in about an hour. An update should come then. Maclin is in a contract year. A big season is expected out of him in Kelly's offense.


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by blueadams, Dec 24, 2012.
The ole' Jon Koncak trick.....sneaky......
No way can you take that risk. If you put up a 10m offer for West (the same salary he has now) they may just give him to you. Then we have a 32yr PF who doesn't really fit in for the next few years eating up 15% of our budget. Indiana will be open to trades for Granger right now. He hasn't played for them and P George is filling his shoes quickly. We won't even have to send much their way, they will take nearly any offer for salary relief.
At the combine, he measured 6-4.75" (no shoes).
But did you read the calculation of height? NBA players are measured with shoes whereas the combine is barefoot, so they add an inch and round up or down. = 6-6
...6'9" with the afro.
This is in my top 5 movies of all-time.
I'm sure Pas knows how NBA players are measured. Its not like Pas is making a case for a player in shoe measurements vs another bare foot. It's tough to know where Joe is headed in the draft right now. Usually, its crystal clear a week before the draft as all kinds of information slips out the organization. MCW fits Joe's tendency to find guys too big or too small for their position. It's like taking a flyer on Daye. If he could have put it together, we'd have a really unique talent - a nearly unguardable shooter. unfortunately, the only unique thing about him was how bad he performed. I was rooting for him too. But if you look back at his college days, he had skill but not game. Kendall Marshall was a late lottery pure PG without scoring ability and he's stuggled in the NBA. If we had a real wing scoring threat, I'd feel great about MCW.
I would consider it. They are rolling even without Granger, but they have one weakness. Their bench. Stuckey + lets say Muhammad could be two reliable scoring options from their bench. It would also save them some money. Even more money if they decide to cut Stuckey. Besides, who else is offering a top ~#7 draft pick for an expiring deal?
I think trying to get their 1st rd pick back in the deal would be the dealbreaker. I'd offer our Pick, Stuckey and Jonas in exchange for Granger. That means we essentially acquire Granger without sacrificing cap space. We'd still have $24M to go after a SG and PG.
A first rounder for Granger, the '14 pick going to the Bobcats, and the Pistons finally put the seal on a half-decade of mediocrity (at best).
We both know that Stuckey is not a reliable scoring threat from the bench. He stall the offense most of the time and simply isn't a good enough defender. Indiana is defense first, they would never take Shabazz in the draft. Firstly, I want to keep the draft pick because it gives us (in all likelihood) a cheap, decent rotation player that we need. I don't think we need to give up the pick, and would at minimum require us to recieve one in return, maybe next years, but we need the picks. I would keep our pick, offer BK + Jonas and see where we stand then.
Well duh ....... But I doubt that will get a "Yes" from the Pacers.
I said this last year... It didn't bring us too much luck but anyway.. I'm gonna say it again.. Tonight.. GO BALLS!!!!!!
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I feel bad for Drummond (and for all other young players the teams keep sending to this thing). I guess after this experience they can relate to car show models.
MAN!... I HATE Those F****** Balls!!! Every year the same.. damm.. And I hate Dan Gilbert's son too. We are picking 8!
Lottery Results: 8. Pistons 7. Kings 6. Pelicans 5. Suns 4. Hornets 3. Wiz 2. Amway 1. Cavs
THE 7TH WORST team gets the EIGHTH pick.......what a lousy season.....
That sucked so bad. We actually fall a spot to the team we won a coin toss over. I hope whoever the Cavs pick is a bust.
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|agree with all the advice, definitely no dogs parks. its an uncontrolled atmosphere and anything can happen. to over whelming for some young pups. a better choice is to set up one on one meetings with maybe pups his age, pups that are like him. if this sort of thing continued it can sometimes work the opposite and he can become dog aggressive as he ages. its actually the same thing in like a doggie day care situation for some of these pups. so i would stay away from that. keep all his interactions positive and you control all situations.
|I personally wouldn't go to the dog park, I took my dog from the time he was about that age and the result is a super dog focused and dog reactive dog. It effected our training especially if another dog is around he would rather focus on them then me, it's taken a lot of work to reverse that. My next puppy, no way! They don't need to play with other dogs for socialization either just being out and about and seeing them is enough. Things could change as he gets older as well, mine was always amazing with other dogs, loved them but a few months after he turned one he started being a domineering bully to other dogs so even if I wanted to go to the dog park we no longer can... It only caused headaches for me.
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After my golden got charged at by many an older dog (often for just trying to come into the park), I'm avoiding them like the plague until my new puppy is older. Or really honestly I just avoid them period now. I got extremely lucky that my golden is a very forgiving boy. He hit the dirt extremely fast when other dogs would come at him, which saved any issues with fights, but that isn't the case with every dog you see.
One day I literally pushed the gate open and a beagle was on top of Myles. He was probably 6-7 months old at the time. I got tired of seeing that kind of thing. Now he doesn't care much for dog parks. He wants to play ball, but otherwise he avoids interacting with anyone outside of dogs he came with or knows.
We actually helped get a dog hiking group going and we have a few younger canine members. The amount of trouble we've had with the group has been extremely slim, because people get stretched out and no one is trapped because we go to off leash dog trails all around the area. Much better socialization and everyone is much more relaxed.
Puppy class or playdates with known dog friendly dogs is a safer bet in the really developmental phases. I have a friend who has a dog that takes the offensive when dealing with dogs in his face at dog parks and even inside of pet stores at times. He was attacked several times in a few week span when he was about 7 or so months old. He absolutely hates boxers because of it.
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Will it change as he gets older? Or is his temperament just prone to being scared?
He will out grow it. Dex would run if dogs were just trying to wrestle with him. Now at 11 months. Hes in the mix and plays bavk.
. Its true that dog parks may not be for everyone. One day a guy came in with his rottweiler (with his baby strapped to his chest) his dog was trying to hump Dex and Dexter growled at him. I looked at the dogs owner and he was just stsnding there. Not that hed be able to reach down and break up a dog fight with a baby. Thankfully the dog left. After that I only go once a week on a day when people I know and their dogs are tjere. No more random weekends for us.
|Thank you guys for all the answers and advice! Definitely no more off leash dog parks from now on, until he's older anyway. Thankfully this has only happened twice, so I doubt it's affected him in any permanent way
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|Dog Parks are not a held in high regard on this forum. I go when the park is empty and it is just my dogs. If you are worried about getting your puppy socialized do it with your friends who have dogs in a controlled environment where you can step and defend your pup when necessary. Or perhaps sign up for a puppy socialization class at a training club. It is great to start socialization young, but not at the cost of the puppy having bad experiences. Best of luck!
You already sensed that this isn't good for him, because you are here asking.
A puppy's experiences and interactions should all be positive. Now is the time you are doing imprinting for the rest of his life. What he encounters and goes through now is very important.
If he is anything but a very stable dog, this could trigger some behaviors you will have trouble with later.
Dog parks are really not a good idea if your puppy is being harassed by packs of older dogs.
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dog park is a bad idea especially if your dog is a wuss and crying and yelping. all that does is amp the other dogs up even more. btw yeah you should step in. the dog is crying and yelping in the first place because he knows your not there to protect him.
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Supporting Our Restaurants' Community Involvement
We value local charity partnerships, thus all CraftWorks Foundation funding is given through the relationships our restaurants build with local charities. By leveraging our restaurant resources of people, money, time and hospitality, we successfully raise hundreds of thousands of dollars and donate thousands of volunteer hours to worthy causes, each year.
The Craftworks Foundation is committed to fighting hunger at both local and national levels. We do so by:Increasing our partnerships with local food banks and non-profits that are committed to addressing this social issue
Hosting holiday events for local homeless and displaced in our restaurants
Educating ourselves and others and
Enhancing our Community Relations
We believe that charity begins at home. That means caring for own team members in times of crisis through our H.O.P.E. Fund. Creating a "caring for each other" culture by being a resource for our team member for financial and other support services in times of crisis is of paramount importance.
Culture of Giving and Volunteerism (C.A.R.E. logo)
We support team members who volunteer for their favorite 501(c) 3 charities by giving a $500 grant to that partnering charity. Every year, thousands of hours and dollars in grants are given to local non-profits that our team members are passionate about supporting.
CraftWorks has a strong presence in both the front range of Colorado and Chattanooga, TN communities. Our commitment to serving these communities, in particular, is demonstrated through the following fundraising events.
Southern Brewers Festival (include current page w/ video)
The one-day beer festival hosts 12,000 attendees and is held each August, in downtown Chattanooga. The festival features over 75 craft-brewed premium ales and lagers, a variety of food vendors and a stage boasting Grammy Award Winning musical acts. Over $700,000 has been fundraised and donated to Chattanooga's Kids on the Block.
Springs Beer Fest, in memory of Josh Osterhoudt (include photos)
The one day beer festival in downtown Colorado Springs, features 40 of the craft brewing industry's favorite
brews, local fare, family friendly activities and live Colorado Springs musical acts. Over 3,000 beer
enthusiasts gather to nosh, sip and celebrate craft beer. Nearly $100,000 has been fundraised by this
festival and donated to local Colorado Springs charities.
For more information, visit the Craftworks Foundation website.
HistoryWritten by Glen Austin
In 2000, The CraftWorks Foundation was founded to:
Provide a way to channel the corporation's abundant giving.
Encourage and facilitate community service programs.
Assist employees who experience hardships.
Our Foundation Values are:
Sharing, Caring, Giving Back
Strong, Vibrant Communities
Volunteerism and Teamwork
OverviewWritten by Glen Austin
Charitable Works from Around the CraftWorks Globe
Giving back to our communities is a core value of CraftWorks. Every CraftWorks restaurant partners with local charities to increase charitable awareness and fundraise through tapping parties, percentage-of-sales days, vendor co-operative promotions, new restaurant openings, employee volunteer matching grants, golf tournaments, gift card programs and more.
The CraftWorks Foundation, a 501c (3), non-profit organization, is the charitable arm of CraftWorks Restaurants and Breweries, Inc., parent company of Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery, Old Chicago Restaurants, Gordon Biersch Brewery and Restaurant and multiple Specialty Brands.
The Foundation embodies the spirit of making a difference in the lives of others. It is an integral part of our culture, setting us apart as unique in our industry.
The Foundation is dedicated to:
Combating hunger in the communities in which we live and operate restaurants.
Providing support through our restaurants to organizations and programs that address the social issue of hunger and to support organizations where our restaurant team members volunteer.
Helping our team members in times of crisis through our H.O.P.E. Fund
Inspiring a culture of giving and volunteerism.


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- 1 package (16 ounces) spiral pasta
- 1 pound sliced bacon, diced
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/2 pound fresh mushrooms, sliced
- 2 cans (14 ounces each) sauerkraut, rinsed and well drained
- 3 cans (10-3/4 ounces each) condensed cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1/2 teaspoon celery seed
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, cook bacon over medium heat until crisp. Remove to paper towels; drain, reserving 2 tablespoons drippings.
- In the drippings, saute onions until tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Add mushrooms; cook until tender. Stir in sauerkraut and half of the bacon. In a large bowl, combine the soup, milk, celery seed and pepper. Drain pasta.
- Place a fourth of the pasta in two greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dishes. Layer each with a fourth of the sauerkraut and soup mixture. Repeat layers.
- Cover and bake at 350° for 25 minutes. Uncover; sprinkle with remaining bacon. Bake 10-15 minutes longer or until heated through. Let stand for 5-10 minutes before serving. Yield: 16 servings.
Originally published as Lazy Pierogi Bake in Taste of Home June/July 2000, p63
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"My family loves it. It takes some time to make but it's worth it. This meal is a regular in our home."


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return reflex rail for etek4?
Posted 07 January 2013 - 04:21 PM
ok level with me, im not a newb, but im also not a gun tech. is this information pretty much how it is. honestly i just didnt like the trigger on the etek as much as the reflex, but triggers can be adjusted. i really like the reflex but i can remember not liking all the spoolie head aches that i had with my shocker. should i switch out for the etek4, or just keep the reflex and buy the etek later. i want paint ball to be fun, not a pain in the buttocks. sorry post is long. thanks in advance.
Posted 07 January 2013 - 05:07 PM
Spool guns are not that hard to service at all, the rail has a much better trigger.
DO NOT get an Etek, keep the Rail. You shouldn't have as many headaches as you did with the Shocker, don't let one bad experience turn you off from spools forever.
I like Smart Parts, but the Shocker can be temperamental at times.
You made a good choice by picking a PRR over an Etek. So again, DO NOT get the Etek.
Posted 07 January 2013 - 08:26 PM
The Reflex Rail is hardly even an improvement from the normal rail. Look at the both of them, find the minute differences, and tell me if you honestly still feel like keeping it xD
Posted 07 January 2013 - 08:45 PM
Posted 07 January 2013 - 08:55 PM
Etek is deafeningly loud, shoots rough, and has a below average trigger.
Rail is smooth, has a better trigger, and isn't loud.
Etek is only good for durability IMO, but the Rail is also durable, just not as much as the Etek.
Posted 07 January 2013 - 09:32 PM
Ohh God...don't even start calling them teams,or I'll scream.Already had enough with damn twilight.
I say Team Etek
Anyways,I say stick with the rail.I use a matrix rail,which is basically the younger brother of the Reflex rail,and I like it.It is smooth,is pretty quiet,and very easy to maintain.
Posted 07 January 2013 - 09:42 PM
Well then,Ohh God...don't even start calling them teams,or I'll scream.Already had enough with damn twilight.
I say Team Etek
Anyways,I say stick with the rail.I use a matrix rail,which is basically the younger brother of the Reflex rail,and I like it.It is smooth,is pretty quiet,and very easy to maintain.
Posted 07 January 2013 - 11:38 PM
Posted 08 January 2013 - 02:09 AM
Gear bag>http://www.techpb.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=216345&st=0&p=3195781&fromsearch=1&#entry3195781
Posted 08 January 2013 - 09:08 AM
Posted 08 January 2013 - 01:53 PM
well since the etek 4 has more kick and barrel rise, the grouping will be wider
The thing he said about tighter groupings was bull, all markers and barrels will have the same accuracy. With that being said I would take the PRR, eteks dont have a good shot quality which is the selling point for me.
Posted 08 January 2013 - 09:41 PM
So, what are you looking at beyond spool vs. poppet? Well, it comes down to what do the manufacturers offer. I can't say much about a Rail, as I have not owned one. I can guess, so some of these may be a bit off. DYE and Planet Eclipse put out a quality product. They offer rebuild kits, good manuals, lube, and tools. I guess the Etek is going to give you a case as well.
Posted 09 January 2013 - 03:44 PM
Posted 09 January 2013 - 07:40 PM
first of all, thanx much for the replies. as for poppit vs spool. i really dont care. ive owned cockers, blowbacks,and spools and they all had their pros and cons. the etek comes with a hard case, and the reflex a nice soft bag. ive got a boom stick that will fit either one. i got $40 off on the reflex, mainly cuz its not a pretty anno one. the etek is the LT. i know both dye and PE are quality companies. so things are still pretty much split down the middle. except for the overall feel of the two markers which i have to give to the prr. but only due to the sloppy trigger on the etek. what i havent done how ever, is shoot paint thru either gun. just dry fire. but idk any one with an etek and if i shoot paint thru the rail then i might as well just keep it. i guess ill just have to buy both and use them for different fields and or big games. it just which one to get first.......arrrgggghhhh....my head hurts, i need a drink..ha
But that is all that this is, a poppet vs. spool comparison. You say you don't care, but other than the fact that one is a poppet, and the other is a spool, it does not matter which one to get. There is no clear cut winner, beyond poppet or spool.
I thought that you already had the Rail? If so, that solves that problem, as you already have it.
Posted 09 January 2013 - 09:28 PM
Posted 09 January 2013 - 09:56 PM
i do have the rail, i just have not shot any paint thru it as of yet. and was considering returning it for the etek4. what i mean by poppit vs spool, i really dont care, just means that i can live with either one. basically wanted to know if the sales guy at the pro shop where i bought the prr, was correct in your opinion that the reflex might be more refined, but the etek more reliable.think of it like camaro, or jeep rubicon. which is why i posted this in the planet eclipse forum. it was not to start a vs war over two completely different types of marker operation. basically, i want a good fast shooting marker that does not have to be torn down at the field every time i go to play. been there done that. again thanx for posting.
In theory, being that it is a quality marker, and a spool valve, you won't have to tear it down at the field every time that you play, but you will need to clean and lube it more often than the Etek. Spools are notorious about needing their bolt engines, or whatever term one wants to use, taken care of regularly, much more so than poppets.
But that being said, when I first used a Geo, it was on a team that was PE sponsored. I didn't really know much about the marker, other than it was PE's first spool valve marker. It had been used the weekend before, so it had one, maybe two cases through it. I was playing in the SPPL, and we played five or so games all weekend. At least a case per game, and in Nevada desert in the spring time. I never lubed it, and on the second day, when we played our final game, I shot better than a case through it, with no problems. It was afterwards, talking to a couple of the other guys on the team that I got help with tearing it down and cleaning it. They commented that it was the dirtiest spool valve marker that they had ever seen, and were surprised that it shot through the second day with no problems. It wasn't until two or three weeks later, after I had returned the marker to the team, that I realized that I had shot better than a case through it on that last game, and with a full 68/4500 tank.
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Maple & Walnut Serving Board
A fine artist and wood worker, Sean Woolsey resides in Southern California and much like us at Half Hitch Goods, he draws his inspiration from the road. Sean called off his day job a few years ago and took to the road for a year traveling the USA in his VW Vanagon. Like many people before him, Sean had a feeling there was more to life, and he set out to find more. These wooden boards are constructed entirely by hand by Sean and are made of American black walnut and hard maple and finished with a food safe finish and a very subtle impression of the year it was made "2013" along the side. They are both decorative and functional to be used for serving cheeses, pizza, hors d'oeuvres and many other edibles.
Functional wooden objects such as cutting boards are a traditional housewarming or wedding gift because they symbolize stability, harmony, and peace.
**Wood grain and color will vary and some small cracks or knots in the wood might be inherent. Hand wash by lightly rinsing or wiping clean with soap and water. The finish can be preserved by frequently using food grade mineral oil, beeswax or grape seed oil on the finish. Do not soak.
Small 18.5"x11.25"
Large 20"x10"
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The New Post-Apocalypse Category on comiXology
I'm a fan of comiXology. I like the convince and selection and sales. Sure you don't own your comics but when you're a packrat like I am, that's not really a con. So all this is to say, comiXology now has some new categories to help find comics you're interested in. Among these categories is… Read More »


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Only the .40s had some issues w/ the magazines - And, they were mags that were a bit older. I've read that people have had them replaced, and they had no real problems. Apparently, there was a flaw w/ the baseplates. It did not affect the 9mm.
As for my P99 - I seem to be famous around here for my opinion of that gun - it is my all time fav. I've had absolutely zero problems with either of my P99's or my SW99 I have. In fact, I eventually wanna get another P99 w/ the QA trigger to give that a try.
Why do I have 9mm - I have always prev stuck w/ that and .45 ACP - I am not into .40, nor any other rounds. I believe my needs are met w/ either of these rounds. But, I decided to stick w/ just 9mm for now, because the ammo is 1/2 the cost of .45 ACP. It was costing me too much to go shoot that .45 - so, at less than $5 a box of 50 9mm rounds, I can afford to go every other week to the range