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Buck Earns Fourth Horizon League Freshman of the Week Accolade
By Rachel Buck (@GBRachel)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – For the fourth time this season, Green Bay freshman Tesha Buck (Red Wing, Minn.) was named the Horizon League Freshman of the Week, as announced by the conference office on Monday.
In addition to being the fourth recognition for Buck this season, it is the sixth freshman of the week honor for the Phoenix, with Mehryn Kraker (West Allis, Wis.) also taking home honors twice this season. Buck also won the award on Nov. 18, Nov. 25 and Dec. 16.
In games against Wright State and Valparaiso last weekend, Buck finished averaging a combined 15.0 points, 9.0 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 3.5 steals in 40.5 minutes of action. She also shot 40.0 percent (10-25) from the field and 31.6 percent (6-19) from deep.
In a thrilling overtime victory over Wright State on Thursday, Buck played a team-high 43 minutes en route to posting her first career double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds. She also added a game-high five assists and three steals. With the Phoenix leading by five with six seconds remaining in overtime Buck came up big, grabbing a defensive rebound before she was fouled. She walked to the other end of the court and sunk both of her free throws to seal the 79-72 win for the Phoenix.
She followed that with another stat stuffing performance, totaling 14 points, eight rebounds, four assists and four steals in the win against Valparaiso on Saturday. Buck came up with timely steals for the Phoenix and helped jumpstart the offense in the second half, having a hand in four of the first five baskets scored. She connected on two three point attempts to start before dishing out assists on baskets by Kraker and Megan Lukan.
This season Buck leads the team averaging 1.8 steals per game while standing second with 4.0 assists and 5.4 rebounds per game and third with 10.2 points per game. She is just one of three players and the only freshman to stand among the conference leaders in points, rebounds, assists and steals per game, joining teammate Megan Lukan and Oakland's Elena Popkey.
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'The Sabres were pushed into the coffin by their former leaders. It seems all that's left is for the NHL's standings mathematicians to nail it shut. The 10th-place Sabres remain five points out of an Eastern Conference playoff spot, but another game to make up ground is gone.'
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My recipe for Strawberry Milk.
Now listen up kids. When a cow and a strawberry love each other very much...
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This is six colors on a red tee, see a full BIG VERSION here.
Thanks for looking, please vote if you like this design! ^__^
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Love is infinite.
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3 colors on cranberry
Re: It's a tramp
He's an admirable ack-bo.
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Happy strawberries in your punch!
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Zebra With a Sunburn. Or a newspaper. It's a punchline!
Re: Sweet Strawberry Satisfaction
oh yes!
Re: A Rotten Prognosis
A Rotten Prognosis!
Some detail:
Re: Red Rover
Red Rover!
Haha! Very nice.
And you're in your wheelhouse too. ^__^
Re: And his big red fleas
Get the firetruck filled with frontline!!! hope you guys like it, even if cranberry isn't your flavor haha
there had to be a downside of some sort to living with a big red dog.
Re: She cuts you down
I says something later...
have you ever seen the syfy show sanctuary? this reminds me of the end of the 2nd season.
Re: Mars Attacks
The Red Planet doesn't take kindly to water in these parts.
Very cool character, Boots. This works great with or without the title because it's such a nice image.
Re: Blood Sugar Sex (Red)Magic
Red mage ftw.
Re: Resistance
Thanks for everyone's help on this!
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Collab with darthapo from zoodotcom.com.
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as usual... very jealous of you're creativity. great shirt
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I hope you enjoy this. I had fun creating it.
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Absolutely gorgeous!! This is a must have for me
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haha, love of the different expressions
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here's a link to larger jpeg image of the design for review of the details
jewelwing wrote:I says something later...
I comes back later...
Very Sucker-Punch feel!
I'm glad you went with the sunset one, it's a sweet design.
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I really like this design but wish it was placed on the shirt a little differently
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Who wouldn't want this awesome retro red shirt-with-a-tomato-on-it?? :D
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nice, i had red rover in mind at first, but i didn't know what to do with it. Here's to the expert!
I would indulge more in how cute it is but I can't help imagining the worm bursting out and killing poor Apple.
Because of this cute-morbid double action, it's got my vote :D
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what could be cooler then a crossover with both star was and Mario land>
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the lovely japanese-ish cranes.
here is a closer image.
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He's the loneliest of the beverage containers.
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Although the Matters of the Force panels as well as the Star Wars Cantina Parties are fun and all I wanted to delve a little more into the actual Lore and Fantasy aspect of the Wonderful Universe that Mr. Lucas has created. Almost a LARPish feel without the Dragons and Swords and Play fighting and Such.
(well, maybe a little Play fighting)
I propose on any given night of the Con (Preferably SAT), to Commence a SITH RITUAL room. Now hear me out, I know alot about SITH HISTORY, ETHICS, RITUALS, ARTIFACTS and I think it would be something entertaining for all who witness, besides, havent the Jedi been getting all the Credit for Thousands of years?
Why not shed some light on a Mislabeled and Brutally Honest Religion? (Lol )All Satirical of course!
I have several Ideas for the Panel:
An opening Ritual (A'la Eyes Wide Shut, minus the Nudity)
A Creed,
The Code of the Sith
A Brief History
A Sith Naming Ritual
A Sparring Match
Raffle for Sith Artifact
(Just an Idea)
Closing Ceremony
Just an Idea.. Anybody here with any DC clout?
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I vividly recall President Bush using as justification the invasion of Afghanistan that America was saving the women of that nation from the barbarous rule of the Taliban and from now on they would have equal rights with those of men. The Afghanistan parliament has quietly passed a bill which allows Shia men to deny their wives food and sustenance if they refuse to obey their husband's sexual demands. It also grants guardianship of children exclusively to their fathers and grandfathers and requires women to secure permission from their husbands in order to work. According to Human Rights Watch, "it also effectively allows a rapist to avoid prosecution by paying 'blood money' to a girl who was injured when he raped her."
To those in America who believe we are fighting to protect democracy in Afghanistan, let me publish an excerpt from the law: "Tamkeen is the readiness of the wife to submit to her husband's reasonable sexual enjoyment, and her prohibition from going out of the house, except in extreme circumstances, without her husband's permission. If any of the above provisions are not followed by the wife she is considered disobedient."
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2008 Bowtech 101st Airborne with 60 lb limbs
2008 Bowtech 101st Airborne with 60 lb limbs
- Specs: 7 1/4" brace height, 27.5" to 31.5" DL, 36 1/4" A to A, IBO 332 to 340 fps
- New Wicked bow string, used Bowtech factory cables in VG conditon.
- Overall, I would rate the bow VG mechanically. Cams have some scratches and nicks, but nothing that affects functioning or causes string problems. Lots of life left in this bow.
- Camo finish is RT HWD Green. Finish on the riser is in poor condition, but the limbs are in good condition. Based on my research, some of the early bows with in-velvet finish had problems. This is one of those bows and the finish on the riser has not held up well. Unfortunately, the finish is not covered by warranty. For bowhunting, I will guarantee that the deer will not notice. A new dip for a riser is about $65. I have priced the bow lower to account for the finish wear on the riser.
- One set of mods of your choice: QB 4 = 28.5" DL, QB 3.5 = 29" DL, QB 1.5 = 31" DL
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Using social media to find and connect dancers, "Artist, Interrupted: A Women's Art Collective" coordinates their performance primarily via the Internet.
When • Saturday, March 23, 1 p.m.
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Celebrating Hoosiers and the 60th Anniversary of the end of World War II.
Featured in this exhibit are World War II items from collections in the Manuscripts and Rare Books Collection. To see more of these collections please visit the Indiana State Library.
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I'm not aware of any socialist country that allows its citizens, or visitors from free countries, to possess anything so 'dangerous' as a...gasp...modern handgun.
England has a very proud heritage and its citizens have fought many times to preserve their independence from foreign dictatorships. But its law-abiding citizens put their freedom into the hands of politicians many years ago, and in all of their wisdom, those politicians came to the conclusion that the average citizen simply did not have the maturity to possess the same weapons as the criminal element. I'm not sure how that has worked out for them, but, nevertheless, it is the law of the land.
If you find that I'm in error about this conclusion, please enlighten me. It might be reassuring, since we are in a constant struggle to keep our our own politicians from taking us down that same road.


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by anakin, Jul 1, 2008.
Show of hands for you think Joe will do this off-season.
Missed Option 5: Trade for a player.
Pretty sure he will trade for a player, he will also prob use part of the MLE to pick up a "scrub"
I am thinking a major trade and then turn around and use the MLE or partial on someone like Pietrus.
Get Posey. I'm tired of him helping other teams off us. I think we can get him for maybe $8M per. I hear Diop, Brand and Davis need $15-17M per.
That's what I had in mind, too.
Same here. That would be my ideal offseason.
And the winners are: - Sign a quality FA + Trade - armygirl, dachosen1stuckey, Mike Honcho, NYPistonFan729
The Pistons signed a quality FA?
I was having a hard time with this post. I wanted to add "trade was enough".
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'Paul Gaustad was moved up from the fourth line and centered Ales Kotalik and Maxim Afinogenov. Tim Connolly was demoted to the fourth line and skated between Taylor Pyatt and Adam Mair, who dressed for the first time. "It was a silent message," Ruff said of Connolly, who later swapped with Gaustad and produced a goal and assist.'
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Proceeds to benefit travel of Officer Crispin's family and supporting officers to DC National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial when his name is added to the wall of fallen heroes.
LAKELAND, FL (February 20, 2012) – Professional barbeque teams from across Polk County will come together on Saturday, March 24, 2012 to host the Arnulfo Crispin BBQ & Live Auction Benefit. The event will take place from 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. at the American Legion (Post 72) located at 1500 State Road 37 North in Mulberry. A live auction will be held at 2:00 p.m. where guests can bid on current sports memorabilia, outdoor activities and much more.
Ribs will be sold for $20.00 per slab and should be pre-ordered by calling 863-529-3131(recorded line) or by visiting the Lakeland Police Department reception desk anytime Monday - Friday from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Ribs will also be sold during the event while supplies last.
The BBQ and Live Auction is being held in honor of fallen Lakeland Police Officer Arnulfo (Arnie) Crispin who was killed in the line of duty on December 21, 2011. Proceeds from the benefit will allow family members of Officer Crispin and supporting officers to travel to Washington D.C. in May when Crispin's name will be added alongside other fallen heroes to the National Law Enforcement Memorial Wall. The remaining proceeds will be given to the Arnulfo Crispin Memorial Fund.
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City of Lakeland Parks & Recreation Spring Break Camps Offered
LAKELAND, FL – February 27, 2012 – Are you looking for a fun, activity-filled alternative for your children for Spring Break? The City of Lakeland Parks & Recreation Department is offering Spring Break Camps at both the Kelly Recreation Complex ($50 for the week) or the Coleman-Bush Building ($10 per day OR $45 for the week). Camp is offered March 12th – 16th from 7:30am – 5:30pm at both locations. Children must be currently enrolled in Kindergarten – 5th Grade and must pack a lunch each day.
Activities will vary for each location, so call for more details! (Kelly Recreation Complex: 863.834.3284 or Coleman-Bush Building: 863.834.3350) Check out www.lakelandgov.net/parkrec for more information. Pre-registration is highly recommended and spots are limited – so register today!
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"Accessibility is key to local government and the Mornings with the Mayor program allows residents to express their views, ask questions and provide feedback on issues of concern."
LAKELAND, FL (February 21, 2012) - Mayor Gow Fields invites local residents to attend the next Mornings with the Mayor event that will take place at 7:00 a.m. on Thursday, March 15th at the Apostle Henry Ross Family Life Center located at 1302 Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue. Breakfast will be served at 7 a.m. and the Mayor will begin speaking at 7:30 a.m.
Citizens that attend these informal breakfast sessions get to hear from the Mayor about key issues and initiatives taking place within the City before he invites questions from the audience. This is a chance for residents to address their individual concerns to Mayor Fields on topics that that directly affect them.
Mayor Fields said, "Accessibility is one of the keys to local government and Mornings with the Mayor provides the opportunity for our citizens to share their views, ask questions and provide feedback on issues that are directly affecting them." He added, "I look forward to interacting with our residents on a personal level during these events."
Those attending will have to pay for their own breakfast but the Apostle Henry Ross Family Life Center will feature a full breakfast that includes orange juice and coffee for $8.50. The premise behind the Mornings with the Mayor program is to make elected officials more accessible to residents in the community and to promote one-on-one communications.
This program allows residents an informal and comfortable forum in which to meet with the Mayor to talk about issues, ask questions, voice concerns and offer comments or suggestions. Mayor Fields said, "It's also an excellent way for us to gather candid feedback about how people feel things are going in our City; what amenities they particularly enjoy, areas they feel could use improvement, or what they'd like to see in the future."
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LAKELAND, FL (February 17, 2012) -- The Lakeland Police Department is pleased to invite the public to their 8th Annual Open House on Saturday, March 10th, from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm at the downtown police station located at 219 N. Massachusetts Ave. This year's event, will focus on Hurricane Preparedness and the department's Lock It or Lose It campaign, and provide many activities for children.
This free event gives citizens the opportunity to go behind the scenes with Lakeland's finest. During this fun-filled family day you can meet members of the SWAT team, take a peek inside the City's mobile command center, see the armored rescue vehicle up close and check out the K-9 team in action! Also, back by popular demand, the helicopter will be onsite for guests to look inside. Tours of the police station will be given throughout the day and there will be plenty of children's activities on hand. In conjunction with this year's Hurricane Safety theme, there will be organizations on-site to provide tips on how you can prepare your family for this year's storm season.
Come out and support one of Lakeland's greatest assets and meet the officers that take pride in protecting our community every day.


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Daniel Chia took third place for Singapore in the national 2014 Sony World Photography Awards for his photo of this Metabolist-ish complex, built in Singapore in 1973.
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Re-Up in Michigan: The University of Michigan is planning to add a new $28 million addition to its Art and Architecture Building, five years after dropping a plan to renovate the 40-year-old building. Integrated Design Solutions and Preston Scott Cohen will design the building, the scope of which has doubled since it was first considered in 2007. Alfred Taubman, the architecture school's namesake, put up $12.5 million for the project. [M Live]
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The Arctic Region Supercomputing Center has seized a unique opportunity to hire Professor George Lake as Visiting Chief Scientist. Lake has built and continues in a distinguished career in computational science spanning astronomy, physics and bioinformatics. He is currently Professor of Astronomy and Physics at the University of Washington. Prior to this position, he was a Professor and CIO at the Institute for Systems Biology and member of the technical staff at the AT&T Bell Laboratories.
Over the course of Lake's varied and interesting career, he was the Project Scientist for NASA's High Performance Computing in Earth and Science project and on the scientific steering committee for NASA's Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence and the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. Lake is also the co-author of the white papers that started the Earth System Modeling Framework and the National Virtual Observatory, formerly the Digital Sky Project.
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Letchford, J., Cardwell, A. M., Stewart, K., Coogans, K. K. S., Cox, J. P. L., Lee, M., Beresford, J. N., Perry, M. J. and Welham, M. J., 2006. Isolation of C15: A novel antibody generated against mesenchymal stem cell-enriched adult human marrow. Journal of Immunological Methods, 308 (1-2), pp. 124-137.
Letchford, J., Cardwell, A., Lee, M., Beresford, J. N., Welham, M. J. and Perry, M. J., 2004. The generation of antibodies against adult human mesenchymal stem cells by phage display. Journal of Bone and Mineral Research, 19 (6), p. 1045.
Letchford, J., Cardwell, A., Stewart, K., Perry, M. J. and Beresford, J. N., 2003. A novel approach to the generation of antibodies against adult human mesenchymal stem cells. Journal of Bone and Mineral Research, 18 (7), p. 1368.
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Arsenal Football Club today announces that Emirates Stadium has been shortlisted by UEFA for hosting the UEFA Cup Final in 2011. Opened for the 2006/07 season, the Gunners' 60,355 capacity stadium will be up against the Arena AufSchalke in Gelsenkirchen, the Olímpico de Montjuic in Barcelona, the Arena in Hamburg, Lansdowne Road in Dublin and the National Stadium in Bucharest.
The criteria for selection includes among others; stadium capacity, infrastructure, facilities and functionality as well as accommodation and airport facilities along with rotation between different national associations. Site visits will take place this October and November, with a final decision expected to be made by the UEFA Executive Committee at its meeting in Liechtenstein on 27/28 March 2008.
Keith Edelman, Managing Director of Arsenal FC said: "As a club we welcome the news from UEFA that Emirates Stadium has been shortlisted as a venue for the 2011 UEFA Cup Final. We are very proud of the stadium, especially its quality and functionality which has been reflected by the many awards won* since its completion in July 2006 and in hosting Premier League, Champions League and international friendly matches. Hosting the UEFA Cup Final would be a fantastic way to showcase the world class footballing facilities available here in the very heart of London."
Visit London's Chief Executive James Bidwell said: "Arsenal is an iconic club for London. The club's name is a leading brand for the capital all over the world and the amazing Emirates Stadium provides a visual icon for the city too. We are delighted that it has been shortlisted to host the UEFA Cup Final in 2011. As fantastic ambassadors for London , we wish Arsenal Football Club and everyone involved with the stadium the very best of luck with the bid."
* Emirates Stadium has been awarded seven honours since construction began in February 2004: Best Commercial Leisure Scheme (2007 Retail and Leisure Property Awards) Best Built Project Contributing to London's Future, Project of the Year (2007 Building Awards), Mayor's Award for Planning Excellence (both 2006 Planning Awards) and Best Mixed-Use Regeneration Project (Building Design Regeneration Awards 2006). The 2008 and 2009 UEFA Cup finals will be held at the City of Manchester Stadium in Manchester and the Sükrü Saraçoglu Stadium in Istanbul.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Seahawks Soar over Cardinals
GLENDALE, Ariz. – The Chuck Knox-coached Seahawks never did it. Neither did the Mike Holmgren-coached Seahawks.
But the Pete Carroll-coached Seahawks of 2013 are 6-1 after a 32-23 victory over the Arizona Cardinals at University of Phoenix Stadium on Thursday night.
So the Seahawks are 6-1 for the first time in their 38-year history, and the win over the Cardinals assures they will continue to lead their NFC West – regardless of how the San Francisco 49ers (4-2) do against the Titans in Tennessee on Sunday – as they now get a long break before their Oct. 28 game against the Rams in St. Louis on "Monday Night Football."
The victory also was only the second in eight games for the Seahawks at University of Phoenix Stadium.
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We are an English Heritage listed collection of three Victorian townhouses stylishly converted into the Princes Square Hotel.
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During a change-of-the-watch ceremony at Coast Guard Station Washington, D.C., in May, Eric L. Johnson, the son of Jean and Bob Johnson of Lancaster, was named the sixth Coast Guard Reserve Force Master Chief (CGRF-MC) and the first from New Hampshire.
"I was actively involved in first aid and the local ambulance service, and I was intrigued by emergency services," said Johnson, thanks in large part to Marty Driscoll and Andy Buteau, his scoutmasters in Lancaster Boy Scout Troop 219. "As I started to see what the Coast Guard did, it also intrigued me and I wanted to be involved in it," Johnson said.
"By law, only one percent of anyone in the military can achieve the rank of E9," Johnson said, "and then they chose from the E9s so it was very competitive to make it to E9 and then to be selected among the E9s."
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What a difference a week makes! Last week, the Sabres were a veritable train wreck. They couldn't score, the soft goals were going in, one mistake and the team would unravel like a cheap sweater. In a word, they were terrible. Is it possible… just maybe… dare I say… this team has finally turned the corner?
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I do Comic Zines (sorry) and have a character in a continueing story who is a person with disabilities.I am looking for some insight and idea's on what it's like,problem's faced within the scene or not,etc.,to add some reality and perhap's understanding to the strip.It is self published,and adult.Her name is Allyssa,and she is a non-racist skinette dating an anthropomorphic cat.If this didn't scare you off,I can pay anyone interested in copies.
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That.....sounds sort of snarky. There are all levels of artistic ability. If the cartoonist likes the look of their comic, they like it. If others like it, then isn't that the whole point?
Look how simple Simon's Cat is drawn, minimalistic, yet it's got a huge following. The Far Side is the same way - just simple lines. I've seen some detailed cartoons which had to have taken the artist a LONG time to do that didn't get the point across as well. It's all in the eye of the beholder.
i just looked at simon's cat on youtube,and i can say without a doubt i am never taking your advice again.
It's got a huge following. What advice did I give you? All I pointed out was that artistic ability often doesn't come into play with those who follow a creation.
the advice i was talking about was to take "simon's cat" as an example-i actually watched it and it seemed pretty pathetic,in my opinion.you are right though,i would go so far as to say that that is the essence of cartooning-maximum impact with a minimum amount of lines,and it's definitely a matter of opinion.i would use an example like Otto Dix or something,though-something as hastily drawn and patently commercial as "simon's cat"just really doesn't seem even worth citing as an example-i mean,"Ziggy" has a huge following,but it shouldn't be drawn.But,you are absolutely correct,my comment was asshole-ish.I guess when she said "so there",i just figured it was alright to say-I tried to delete it,but my computer is 11 year's old.On the other hand,if a zine isn't crafted well enough,should the person really be encouraged to keep producing sub-par material,or what?To me,one of the best part's of self publishing is leaving yourself open to peoples opinion's,right or wrong.Not that that's the case with the artist,but just in general.Plenty of people tell me my zine suck's all the time-I don't really take it personally.


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Varney Fearmongers About Social Security's Solvency
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On Fox & Friends, Fox Business host Stuart Varney bizarrely claimed that the Social Security "trust fund is empty" because it "is full of IOUs from the Treasury" that won't be "IOUs any longer, by the year 2037." In fact, without any changes, Social Security will be fully funded through 2037, and the trust fund holds a $2.5 trillion surplus, funded by Treasury bonds, which are backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. government and are widely considered to be the safest investment around.
Varney Claims Social Security "Is Broke," Trust Fund "Is Empty"
Varney: "[Social Security] Trust Fund Is Empty" And "Is Full Of IOUs From The Treasury." On the January 28 edition of Fox News' Fox & Friends, the co-hosts began a segment on the solvency of Social Security by playing a clip of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) telling Fox News host Neil Cavuto, "I think it is not a good idea for us as a nation to try to frighten people and say, 'Social Security is not going to be there for you. Social Security is going bankrupt,' which is obviously not the case."
Co-host Steve Doocy responded by saying, "Oh, really?" Doocy and co-host Gretchen Carlson then hosted Varney to attack Sanders' assertion. Varney claimed that the "[Social Security] trust fund is empty" and that money paid into it has been "taken out of the trust fund to pay for other things." Varney also echoed an often-advanced right-wing talking point that "the trust fund is full of IOUs from the Treasury," suggesting that these bonds were not secure. From the show:
VARNEY: Look, the thing we should be worried about is that all of that $547 billion --
DOOCY: Right.
VARNEY: -- $45 billion each and every year has to be borrowed.
DOOCY: Of course.
VARNEY: We should be angry that the trust fund is empty. We've all been paying into it all of these years. That trust fund is empty.
CARLSON: So there were no rules attached to it, that when you strip all of the Americans of their taxpayer dollars, that it doesn't necessarily have to go to that fund?
VARNEY: It goes into the trust fund, but then it's taken out of the trust fund to pay for other things. Over the past two generations, that's what's been happening. So right now, Social Security pays out a lot more -- $45 billion a year -- than it takes in. Where does that $45 billion come from? Can't come from the trust fund, because you don't have it. You've got to borrow it. That's the source of concern. What happens if somebody says, "Ah, we're not going to lend you all this money?"
DOOCY: That's right.
VARNEY: We've got a debt crisis. That's the source of worry over Social Security.
DOOCY: And ultimately, it's a problem with priorities. I mean, the federal government has a certain amount of money, and they have chosen to spend it a certain way. Look, Social Security is a big priority. Let's get our priorities in order.
VARNEY: Absolutely. And we got a shock to the system this week when it was announced by the Congressional Budget Office that we have a deficit this year of $1.48 trillion. That's a shock to the system. We've got to borrow all of that money. We're borrowing to pay Social Security. That's why people are worried.
CARLSON: Let me ask you a really stupid question. How can they say that it's going to be broke in 2037 when you're telling me right now it's broke?
VARNEY: Because the trust fund is full of IOUs from the Treasury. Those IOUs are completely exhausted, they're not even IOUs any longer, by the year 2037. That's the technical definition of totally running out of money. [Fox News, Fox & Friends, 1/28/11]
But Full Social Security Benefits Are Secure Through 2037; Experts Say "I.O.U." Label Is "Absurd"
AP: "Social Security Has Built Up A $2.5 Trillion Surplus ... Benefits Will Be Safe Until That Money Runs Out ... In 2037." A January 27 Associated Press article noted that while "Social Security will post nearly $600 billion in deficits over the next decade," without any changes to the fund, "[b]enefits will be safe until that money runs out. That is projected to happen in 2037." From the article:
Social Security has built up a $2.5 trillion surplus since the retirement program was last overhauled in the 1980s. Benefits will be safe until that money runs out. That is projected to happen in 2037 -- unless Congress acts in the meantime. At that point, Social Security would collect enough in payroll taxes to pay out about 78 percent of benefits, according to the Social Security Administration.
The $2.5 trillion surplus, however, has been borrowed over the years by the federal government and spent on other programs. In return, the Treasury Department has issued bonds to Social Security, guaranteeing repayment with interest. [Associated Press, 1/27/11]
Baker: "Treasury Bonds ... Are Never Referred to As 'I.O.U.'s'" In "The Business Pages Of Major Newspapers." In an August 25, 2010, post on his Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) blog Beat the Press, economist Dean Baker, who is co-director of CEPR, pushed back against a New York Times piece that referred to Treasury bonds as "i.o.u.'s." [The New York Times, 8/25/10] Baker called this "absurd" and continued:
The business pages of major newspapers are full of references to Treasury bonds all the time. The bonds are never referred to as "i.o.u.'s." The article then includes the bizarre assertion about government bonds that the only way for the government to make good on the bonds it has outstanding: "is to issue mountains of new debt or to take the money from elsewhere in the federal budget, or perhaps impose significant tax increases -- none of which seem like especially practical options for the long term."
[Times reporter Matt] Bai's opinion is radically at odds with perceptions in financial markets. These markets view it as almost inconceivable that the government will not honor its bonds, which is why the interest rate on long-term bonds is near its lowest level in the last 60 years. [Beat the Press, cepr.net, 8/25/10]
NYT: "False Impression" That Trust Fund Is "A Worthless Pile Of I.O.U.'s." In a January 2005 editorial published during the weeks before the Bush administration released its plan to privatize Social Security, The New York Times responded to President Bush's suggestion that in 2018 Social Security would be bankrupt by saying, "In suggesting that 2018 is doomsyear, the president is reinforcing a false impression that the trust fund is a worthless pile of I.O.U.'s -- as detractors of Social Security so often claim." The editorial added that for decades, payroll taxes had "exceeded benefits, with the excess tax revenue invested in interest-bearing Treasury securities." The editorial continued:
That accumulating interest and the securities themselves make up the Social Security trust fund. If the trust fund's Treasury securities are worthless, someone better tell investors throughout the world, who currently hold $4.3 trillion in Treasury debt that carries the exact same government obligation to pay as the trust fund securities. The president is irresponsible to even imply that the United States might not honor its debt obligations. [The New York Times, 1/10/05]
Left Unchanged, Tax Income Will Still Cover 78 Percent Of Benefits After 2037
Social Security Board Of Trustees: After 2037, "Annual Tax Income" Would Fund "78 Percent Of" Social Security Costs. Contrary to Varney's suggestion that after 2037 Social Security benefits would no longer be funded, the 2010 Annual Report Of The Board of Trustees of the Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance and Federal Disability Insurance Trust Funds reported that even if no changes were made to Social Security's funding, the "annual tax income to the trust funds is projected to equal about 78 percent of program cost" after 2037. From the report:
Social Security's combined trust funds are projected to allow full payment of scheduled benefits on a timely basis until the trust funds become exhausted in 2037. At that time, annual tax income to the trust funds is projected to equal about 78 percent of program cost. By 2084, annual tax income is projected to be about 75 percent as large as the annual cost of the OASDI program. [2010 Annual Report Of The Board of Trustees of the Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance and Federal Disability Insurance Trust Funds, 9/9/10]
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As organizations recover from the global recession and begin to look to more efficient and effective expansion of services provided to end-users, many organizations are struggling with how to thrive as IT environments become more and more complex. One way IT executives are addressing this, is to break down on the traditional IT silos that have hampered successful service deployment and management and to look at applications, infrastructure, and management as one organization working together to provide a real-time, visible model of what is actually happening across the IT enterprise.
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Just like the title says, just wondering if anyones done this, wanted to see what it looked like all pristine (though I think the weathering is what makes it look so good).
I'm trying to decide what to do when I get mine.
Just like the title says, just wondering if anyones done this, wanted to see what it looked like all pristine (though I think the weathering is what makes it look so good).
I'm trying to decide what to do when I get mine.
You mean like, what theoretically Boba's armor looked like originally? I've wondered about that (and helmet) too. I'd be interesting to see, but I doubt many (if any at all) actually have tried it.
Ya, thats exactly what I meant...so no dings, no scratches, and all clean....I think it would just look a bit weird really...I'm tempted to try it, but then I'd have to weather it topically if I changed my mind, and I'm not that good with the paints
The theory is that Mando armor isn't really being "issued" at the point that Boba is running around. He's pieced his armor together from used parts.
Cool idea though.
Ya, I figure he didn't get it all in a package...but wouldn't he have painted it all when he first got it (otherwise quite the coincidence on it all matching...well...I guess the yellow shoulders dont quite match, but you know)
I'll have to think about this a bit more before I paint I guess
I'd thought about that too after reading 'Open Seasons'. Jango's refurbished gear looked great and Boba's would be sweet 'untouched'.
If you decide to do it, please post pics of the progress.
I'm probably going to go the beat up old route...just thought it'd be interesting to see.
Though if i really do a crappy job on the weathering I might re-think that and just repaint as new armour....so if you're lookign forward to that...keep your fingers crossed that I mess up:lol
i would think you would take some jango armor sculpts and make it the boba fett scheme if you wanted to do that
most of the jango armor was dent free
I know this reviving an old thread, but did anyone decide whether or not to attempt this? It's been an idea I'm kicking around, since I haven't started the actual sanding and construction yet. I was thinking of TWO possibilities: One is all dented up, but "freshly" painted. The other is no dents, all clean paint. Or, of course, the standard beat up look. I think both have good costuming merits (but of course, after trooping in the armor I don't know just how pristine I could keep it anyway). I don't have a lot of background knowledge of Boba prior to the movies (shame on me for that!) so do any of our resident experts have any thoughts/knowledge/impulses they'd like to share before I start?
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The problem with fresh paint on dented armor is that it may just look like a project that the costume builder was too lazy to finish.
I think partially weathered paint with a few chips and no dents would be a good approach. Or, maybe shiny paint with some of that grime that's on jango's armor.
i would think that when jango lost his head and young boba held his helmet that he took the helmet for him self in his fathers name im shure he had many paint jobs, seams like from esb to jedi he changed it up a bit with colors so what im sayin is jangos helmet became boba's and things grew from there but all in all ya have to give some weatherin like count dookie said or it will just look like a lazy job.
I know I'm reviving this thread but I thought of something...
On the armor parts, you can clearly see 4 different colors.
Starting from bottom and up :
3-light green
4-darker green
My guess is that the armor was originaly yellow (as per the Holiday special) and was painted light green, then immediately darker green. Hence not much light green showing through.
On the helmet, if we look at the ESB version, you can see many different colors but here is how I think the helmet should look like before repainting (another guess would be that the blue holiday special helmet was discarded and/or replaced)
Bottom all-around is pretty much silver so my guess it that is the color of the material. The gray color would most probably be a primer applied before the paint.
Dome :
3-light green
Mandibles :
Upper cheeks :
Lower cheeks :
3-light green
Left ear :
2-light gray
3-grass green
Right ear :
2-sand camo
Back :
2-very light gray
3-sand camo
4-dark green
So my guess would be that the first paintjob this helmet had was :
Dome : Light green
Mandibles : Red-maroon
Upper cheeks : Black
Lower cheeks : Light green
Left ear : Grass green
Right ear : Sand camo
Back : Sand camo
If gray is not primer then it would be all gray except for the back (sand camo), right ear (sand camo) and upper cheeks (black).
Here is what I think it might have looked like with the mandomaker application :


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Club dues 500 per year. Gas to go once a week 25. Equipment ball and tug - 30, leash, prong - 30. If you want to really compete and title early you must study at home an on your own. Obedience and tracking even some foundation helper work. Rent vids MEs are good and read lots. Work a little everyday.
Two types of people at the club, the ones that take 6 years to title bh/ipo 1 and always have a poor score or the ones that have a 3 by the time the dog is 3 and are always trying to win regionals/nationals.
I'm afraid to add up the cost....My pup is only 6 months old..
Fuel cost is my #1 concern.....$75 everything I go to the club...4 hour round trip....Just started going to the club...
Training equipment has cost me a few hundred total...I tried to look at everything I would need in the future and went ahead and purchased it. Not all of it....
X-Rays will be coming up here before long. I'm sure I will need some personal training here in the future also. Learn a lot at the club, but everyone works their dog, so it's hard to find the time for much one on one.. They did come out onto the field and told me what I was doing wrong, but I have a long ways to go and many mistakes to be corrected more than likely. I would think a few personal trainer sessions would fit in nicely...
OK let me add to the above --In Arkansas when our helper "retired" to several toddlers, we went to one who came up every other week or so. He charged 25 a session. I think the entry fee for the BH was $60.
Different clubs work differently so it's hard to say what this will cost you.
Let's see: Arkansas club dues were around 350 a year but it was near me and a huge space. I could go out any evening for field time and for a while some club members got together one night a week as well as the standard Saturday. It was nice to have the wall, the jump and the blinds all available - as well as indoor plumbing for the human! On top of club dues, we had 90 DVG dues. Seminars could range to $50 for observation only to $300 -- 350 for full participation on a two to three day seminar.
Now that I have moved dues are less (under 300 for everything) but it is a three hour drive! I've decreased to every other week although I'll probably bump back up come summer. I'm also planning to build my own jump and wall & blinds as I have a fair amount of space here. I'll still go down fairly often.
If I retained anything from the seminars, they would be useful but I fear most of it has gone. What I do have is what I got from working with a very helpful club member week after week. That was incredibly valuable.
|I'm with Jane- I don't even want to guess what I've spent on training. I joined an obedience club that's inexpensive-$30 a year- and the classes are that price for members. Herding lessons were $20 and I went twice a week, now they're up to $25. Mirror Method training that I'm doing now will break down to the same $25 a class- twice a week for 8 weeks.
First, glad to hear your pup is doing better!!! That is great news!!!
If you want to title your pup in IPO, it costs money. Gas and travel and club dues. Some clubs you pay the helper, some you don't.
Personally, I travel about 90 minutes to training once a week, if I can. My work and life sometimes makes that difficult. Or I meet with a friend and track and do OB.
You can expect to train with a club for 12-18 months before entering your first trial. But you can't be ready by just going to training, you gotta work on your own as well.
Trial fees are probably 55-75 bucks? Been a while so not sure about that, and you will probably have to travel to get to a trial.
Add in the costs for harnesses, toys, leashes, treats, and other supplies, it gets expensive. But if you love it, you love it, you get the bug.
If this is your first sport dog, you are going to need lots of guidance. It's a different world than pet dog training.
I am lucky that I am comfortable doing a lot on my own, OB wise. But I still need my friend in my ear, telling me my dog is crooked, drop my arm, turn left, and other stuff I just can't see by myself.
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Right now I am not competing. I do not go to puppy classes since I do my own basic training.
I do however plan on doing therapy work with Arya, so there will be, if nothing else, fees to get her registered.
And if I do any agility with her, I plan on taking a couple classes before working on our own, so that costs money...
Really... I'm open to taking classes and lessons... but at this point in my life, I can't afford to spend hundreds or thousands of dollars on training. Would love to do so in the future in either IPO or Schutzhund work.
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I love competition. It's a great feeling (only if you win) lol. But I would I like to see my pup develop from a puppy who knows little to nothing to a mature dog who you can trust to be offleash and listen to your every command. I actually have never seen a super trained dog ib person before. Not like I have been to the right places where there is a high chance of me seeing that. Just the regular pet smart. And pet co. Lol. Maybe just walking around the neighborhood. Most dogs are always pulling their owners all over the place. But hey that's great. You have one titled dog. I don't doubt your other dogs are very trained either. I bet your family and friends are pretty impressed with your dogs as well. I know mine would be.
haha, most of my family is so intimidated by the breed that we seldom have them pop in to visit. Though Onyx does have that aggression and I manage her, most of my family knows she isn't one that you can just walk in on unless she knows you. Before she came along, we had people coming and going all the time, now it is totally different.
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And is there ever a time where you stop training with a trainer and do it yourself or do you always train with a trainer. I feel like after you have worked with a professional trainer you begin to pick up things and become efficient in training your dog.
In my opinion, no, there is never a time when you stop working with trainers. Even the best of the best are always going to seminars and studying under other top-level trainers to get feedback on what they're doing, learn new techniques of approaching old problems, and see things from a fresh perspective.
My personal experience has been that the longer you're in it, the more time and money you spend seeking out and training under the best possible instructors. You might find yourself trialing more frequently and in higher levels of competition, too, and that's also going to eat up more money on everything from gas to entry fees.
It's more expensive to chase a UDX than a BN, and it's more expensive to chase an ARCHMX than a RL1, because you have to enter more runs per day, the runs are harder, and you need double or triple Qs to count toward your title (so if you fail any individual run in a set of two or three, bam, your whole day is wasted. No points!). In IPO, once you leave the world of club competition and move into Regionals and Nationals, I imagine it's probably pretty similar. More time, more money, more stress to compete. You work harder to win and those wins come more rarely.
So pretty much if you get sucked into the world of dog sports, IME it can easily balloon into a huge investment, because as you get better, you will set the bar higher and higher, and that costs exponentially more money and time and effort.
It doesn't have to go that way. You probably won't need a trainer to help you teach a puppy Sit and Stay and so forth. But if you get hooked on competition, god have mercy on your wallet.
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something weird, It doesn't have to be a Ford engine,
but why do a chevy when everyone already has one.
Make this rod your own, do something different, you
deserve it, so does the car...
As far as the gage of metal..mike what you have and go with that..there are some conversion charts that will tell you what thickness a certain gage is..
the ole bird in the hand deal if you have the 350 sbc i would go ahead and use that..
Speedway motors is about the best source for parts for those in the suspension dept..Get the new parts as most of the old swap meet stuff I see is about junk..
Wiring..I think painless or EZ wire can provide a diagram with one of their kits..since the electrics will be new anyway might as well go that way..
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hello, i'm sort of new around here though i've been a member for a almost a year i think. I've been in the though of building an entire frame and body for a 34 coupe but recently found a 1935 ford coupe which i couldn't resist buying.
i will be getting the car around November and want to gather some basic information.
i plan i removing the body from the original chassis to take off the rust and rebuild it from scratch and the frame itself. (the purchase i did is basically basic frame, main body with doors, hood, grill and trunk) i will then proceed into taking off all the rust and reworking the metal to have the body in best shape for i don't want 2 much putty and no fiberglass(i have gathered knowledge in working metal while making suits of medieval armour)
i would like to know what gage of metal was used in body's of such cars?
(i am used to working 18-16gage metal)
for the engine, i have at my disposal a Chevy 350 engine that i could place inside. do people do this or do most go for something ford?
i would like to rebuild this car as a hotrod but don't want to mickey mouse(as little as possible) i don't mind spending the effort in really working metal and things of sort and would like to know if anyone has spare parts that they would like to get rid of would be nice to let me know.
i will also be looking into shaving door handles and door hinges and maybe (depending on the time fixing the body) chopping the top but that is a BIG MAYBE. lol.
basically anyone that has wiring information on 35 ford coupe,
pictures of the bare bone body(i've seen some but would always want to seem more what people done and what was originally) especially for the trunk, interior and roof.
i thank you in advance knowing that there is most likely post like this around though i will try and find all the ones thats are helpful to me.
thank you.
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