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Judge Keith to commemorate Marching Toward Justice exhibition at his alma mater, West Virginia State University, and give Founder's Day keynote address
DETROIT (March 15, 2011) – Wayne State University Law School alumnus Hon. Damon J. Keith, LL.M. '56, will return to his undergraduate alma mater, West Virginia State University (WVSU), this week to give the keynote address for its 120th Founder's Day celebration on March 17. The Marching Toward Justice: The History of the 14th Amendment exhibit is on display at WVSU to commemorate this occasion.
Founders Day is celebrated annually at WVSU and marks the day legislation was signed in 1891 that created the land grant institution in Kanawha County, W.Va., for African-American students.
"I am honored to have been invited back to West Virginia State University to mark this significant occasion," Judge Keith said. "The school provided opportunities for me and helped shape my goals and aspirations for the future. I know it will continue to be a motivating place for young people for many more years.
"I am also delighted that Marching Toward Justice is a part of this historic anniversary. As a chronicle of our continued pursuit of civil rights for all people, the exhibit is both informative and inspirational."
The Marching Toward Justice exhibit, part of the Damon J. Keith Law Collection of African American Legal History at Wayne Law, is on display at WVSU through April 15 for the university's 120th anniversary. The exhibition opening at WVSU last month was a great success that included a public lecture on the 14th amendment and a ceremony attended by President Hazo W. Carter Jr.
The Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights
The Hon. Damon J. Keith's life has been dedicated to fighting for justice and opportunity. The Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights, made possible through generous gifts from individuals, corporations and foundations, will allow that work to continue at Wayne Law. The Keith Center will help the Law School attract and retain outstanding students, support and strengthen its faculty, enhance programming, and promote civil rights in one of the most culturally rich and diverse cities in the United States. Ground was broken for the building on May 17, 2010, and it is set to open in fall 2011. The Damon J. Keith Law Collection of African American Legal History is integral to the work of the Keith Center and was created to meet the need for a central repository for African American legal history.
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Feminism | Posted by Danielle B on 07/5/2010
Shh, Don't Say the F-Word
I'm a feminist. Man, that feels good.
I've been a feminist all my life but didn't realize it until a few weeks ago when I checked out a twenty-pound stack of books from the library (everything from Jessica Valenti's Full Frontal Feminism to Ariel Levy's Female Chauvinist Pigs). Somewhere along the line something clicked; maybe it wasn't as glamorous as the whole light-bulb-over-the-head charade, but it was pretty dang life-changing.
My name's Danielle and I'm your typical high school student. Even though I suffer from over-achiever-itis my friends still know me as the nice, funny one. I believe in honesty, compassion (all of that philosophical mumbo-jumbo) and really try to be someone my parents and friends can be proud of. But sometimes even that feels like a revolutionary act …

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Overview: The advantages of a privacy screen
If you enjoy spending time on your deck but the neighborhood pest seems to pop over every time you step outside, this privacy fence project is for you. It's designed to gracefully replace sections of your existing railing and make your deck more private. It also blocks unsightly views, reduces outdoor noise and gives you shelter from the wind, making your deck a more comfortable spot on those breezy days that usually drive you inside.
The fence is made from construction-grade cedar in standard widths available at home centers, so little cutting is required. The equal panels formed by 2x4 upright posts create an appealing symmetry that will complement any railing. We built our fence to replace one whole side and one partial section of 2x2 spindles, which are typically screwed or nailed over the rim joists and rise to a 2x6 top railing.
The step-down design has a high section that flows into a lower section and then connects neatly to the original railing. This all adds up to an uninterrupted flow—the fence looks like it was meant to be there.
Step 1: Draw up your plan and buy the materials
We realize that your deck won't be exactly like ours, but you can refer to our measurements as you carefully lay out your own plan. The first step is to determine how you'll tie in the new privacy fence with your existing railing (if different from ours). We simply cut our existing top railing (Photo 1) and then rejoined it to the side of the last upright post (B); see Fig. A, below.
The next step is to determine how many full-size panels you'll need. Each panel is 14-3/4 in. wide, measured from the center of one post to the center of the next. The panel closest to the house will most likely be a different width (Photo 5).
If you need a narrower panel, reduce the space between the posts and decrease the width of the slats. If you need the last panel to be a bit wider, increase the space between the posts and add a partial slat on the top and bottom. At the other end of the fence, the section that connects to the existing railing will be a full-size panel as long as you cut the original railing exactly as shown in Fig. A.
NOTE: To visually blend the privacy fence with your original deck, build it from the same type of wood. If your original wood railing has weathered (see the unweathered wood shown in Photo 4), you can wait for the new sections to weather (about two years) or you can use a deck cleaner to wash away the gray wood fibers.
You can do the entire project in one long weekend if you pick up the materials beforehand. If you have a circular saw, handsaw, sawhorses, square, tape measure, level, cordless drill and hammer, you're all set.
Unlike the decking and the joists, where only one side needs to look good, your new fence must look good on all sides, so try to select the wood yourself. If you're having the materials delivered, ask the lumberyard or home center if you can personally select each piece before delivery. Expect to pay extra for delivery.
Carefully dismantle the existing parts of the railing to make room for the new privacy fence. You may find it easier to saw the old railing into sections. Avoid marring the edges of your deck with hammers or pry bars and make sure to remove any exposed nails or screws.
You'll be able to precut all the posts (A and B) as well as the rails (C). It's best to cut the rest of the items in the Cutting List as you need them so you can get an exact fit. Wood thickness can vary slightly and affect the length of these pieces.
Step 2: Cut and set the posts
Photo 3: Plumb and fasten the posts
Screw the posts into the rim joist using a rail section (C) as a spacer. Install the first post 1-1/2 in. from the corner. Use a level to be sure each post is plumb (straight up and down) as you screw it to the rim joist.
Important: Screw the post adjacent to the house securely to the framing or sheathing under the siding.
Follow Photos 2 and 3 and Fig. A for details on how to space and fasten the fence posts. Keep in mind that you'll need to fasten your fence to the house for stability. Plan ahead by making sure there's a solid surface to screw into. If you have stucco or brick, you'll need a concrete anchor to accept the screw.
Step 3: Fasten the upper and lower rails
Photo 5: Install the top railing
Screw the top railing (D) to each post top using 3-in. galvanized screws, then trim it to the exact length (it should overhang the post by 1 in.). Once the top railing (D) is fastened, be sure to plumb the post that's adjacent to the house and screw it securely to the framing or the sheathing under the siding.
Photos 4 – 6 and Figure A show you how to position and fasten the rails to the posts.
Step 4: Cut and nail up the railing trim
Photos 7 and 8 show how to rip trim strips and nail them over the railing edges to cover up the joints.
Step 5: Install the slats
Photos 9 and 10 and Figure A show you how to install the slats.
Step 6: Reinforce the rim joist and apply a finish
Photo 11: Add bridging to the joists
Strengthen the rim joist against heavy winds by adding 2x6 (or wider) box bridging between the two outside joists. Fasten the bridging to each joist with three 3-1/2 in. deck screws. Install bridging every 2 ft. Cut each piece of bridging so it fits snugly between the outer rim joist and the next inner one as shown. This boxing will stiffen the rim joist and prevent the fence from swaying.
Photo 11 shows how to strengthen the rim joist so the fence above doesn't sway and weaken.
Then apply the finishing touches. You can employ the fine art of doing nothing and let your new fence weather, or you can protect it with a clear deck sealer.
The clear sealer will keep the wood dry and prevent checking and cracking. If you use a deck cleaner to brighten your old deck, let it dry thoroughly before applying a sealer.


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I wish you could legally marry a video. Maybe soon! Take that, Rick Santorum!
OK, on to the festivities. We're in Belize! Belize seems like a vaguely watered-down Jamaica or maybe like Mexico with more snakes and less heads in bags. Ben begins with a Solo Date with Lindzi the Makeupless Wonder, which reduces Nicki to tears. Oh wait! She's putting on makeup! She must have read an article in Mademoiselle or something.
We kick off with the Obligatory Helicopter Ride, which terminates at some kind of ocean feature called the Blue Hole and Lindzi will conquer her fear of heights by jumping 3 feet from the helicopter into the ocean. Cut to Outdoor Dinner on a pier. They're all blah blah blah and Ben is "falling for you" like that means anything. They decide to put a note in a bottle and Ben writes a creepy little fairy tale thing and they put it in a bottle and toss it into the 16 inches of water by the pier where it floats listlessly and will later be fished out of the lagoon by Ricardo who will go "Fucking Americans throwing their fucking trash in the water." Lindzi says "Ben's my Prince Charming" and my wife says "Get your hair out of your face, bitch," and that's about it.
Solo date with Emily. As long as we're going to let anyone marry anyone, we want Emily to be our Sister Wife. Maybe that's just my idea but I'll talk everyone into it. Anyway, she and Ben bike around this Belizean town and have some Totally Authentic Encounters with the locals and then head out lobster diving totally on a whim and there's no possible way this lobster diving was conceived of in an ABC conference room 3 months ago and the boat owner had to sign a contract and get the proper insurance and the cameras had to be rigged and everything, nope, totally spontaneous. As it turns out, lobsters do not particularly want to be caught and Mike the Lobster is just meandering along the seafloor doing lobster shit until YOINK he is snatched from his reverie and held aloft by some dork with bad hair and makes his Lobster TV Debut.
On to the OD. That's what I call Outdoor Dinners because I heard all the kids are into using acronyms. Also, D.R.E.A.M. (dipshits rule everything around me). Anyway, they're having lobster, natch, and Emily says "Today was Superfund," and I'm like what, it was a toxic waste site?, and I realize she said "super fun." Anyway, kissing, "best date of my life," whatever.
Solo date with Courtney the Lizard Queen who is so fucking weird and objectionable and still is doing the baby talk and has the flat affect of a heavily sedated schizophrenic. They are off to some Mayan ruins and here is your Mayan Apocalypse, if you need one: Two idiots scaling a Mayan temple to compare notes on their fake TV relationship. C. bitches bitch bitches about EVERYTHING and B somehow finds this bullshit entrancing and says he needs someone "a little bit weird." WELL, THERE YOU GO. THIS SHOW IS NOW EXPLAINED. How about "a lot weird," or "bizarrely weird," Ben? Does that work? Because you've got one right here. Later they're at the top and instead of cutting her head off and rolling it down the steps like he should do, B. sighs and says - NOT MAKING THIS UP - "Oh my Dad" instead of "Oh my God" and I guess Ben's Dead Dad is our new God. He explains he says this sometimes when he feels close to Dad like he does now sitting on top of a Mayan pyramid with a mentally ill fish-eyed baby-talking model. At the OD that follows, she reveals that she wants him to meet her parents. Me fucking too. I want to see what spawned this hellish creation.
On to the Group Date. B rounds up some chicks and they're off to go Shark Diving! It sounds scary but these sharks frankly look a little sedated and like they could care less about all the stick figures floating in the water 7 feet above their heads. Hey, new Belize ad slogan: BELIZE, WHERE EVEN OUR SHARKS ARE DRUNK! You can totally use that if you want, Belize. There's a rose at the end of this lame-ass shark encounter, which Kacie gets for "wearing her heart on her sleeve," sure, and I can't wait for her Epic Meltdown when she finally gets the boot. Later, the chicks are all busting on Courtney and telling B that she is Not Here for the Right Reasons! You go, girls! Unfortunately, Courtney has done some kind of bruja shit and cast a Lizard Spell on this hapless retard and he will not listen to the truth.
Nighttime and the chicks are assembled on some tiki torch patio for the Cocktail Party but Chris Harrison appears and delivers the Shocking News that there will be no Cocktail Party tonight and we are proceeding straight to the Rose Ceremony. We're gonna cut 2 chicks tonight! We're all set to go when B pulls Courtney aside and she is doing her crazy fucking cokemouth and he wants to make sure she is Here for the Right Reasons and his investigation consists of him asking her if she is and she says "Yes" and that's about it.
Anyway, Scratchy-voiced Rachel and Emily get cut. You're better off, Emily. As for you, Flajnik, you get what you deserve. I hope you end up with Courtney and that bitch will haunt you the rest of your days.


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text: Roscoe, I know this is out of place, but this is going to be big news. Just got done watching the game on ESPN2 and with 4 secs left and a 4 point lead by the Sparks after free throws, Candace Parker and Plenette Pierson got into it bigtime on the floor. The real sad deal is Cheryl Ford was hobbling on a bad knee (her right knee, not the one injured last year) and tried to break it up and injured it to the point of having been wheeled out. Mahorn walked Lisa Leslie away and she stumbled and fell down, and one of the Sparks players hit him in the back (like a gnat--lol). 4 ejections and with 2 secs left Katie hits a 3 to come within 1 point. Sparks hold on to win. At this time no story anywhere. What started it was real physical play by Candace Parker and Pierson. Detroit was down 1 when it was ruled that the ball was batted off the Sparks out of bounds with Detroit getting the ball. Then one of the refs overturned the ruling and Sparks got it back and scored. Detroit came back and then Parker was fouled hard that got her upset. She missed both free throws and unfortunately Detroit could not get the rebound. Ferdinand-Harris hit them both and Parker and Pierson (both on the bench side of the block) got entangled and going down the floor with Parker hooking Pierson, but Parker falling to the floor with Pierson barking at her. Then the melee started. CRAZY!! Shock lost another at home in the last seconds again.


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As far as the 53 Chevy hardtop goes, the tail lights and hood gingerbread are off of a 53 Pontiac station wagon. the hood ornament is 53 Chevy. In 53 only, Pontiac used Chevy bodies on their wagons. If you find a set of those tail lights at a swap meet for under $150, snatch 'em up and put 'em on Ebay. They'll fetch $250 easy. the lower door mouldings and quarter-fender trim are standard Chevy 210 stuff. The top trim on the door is something else, probably the Desoto your talking about.
Cool Car!
After taking a better look at those tail lights, I had to jump back in here an edit my post - they're stock 53 Chevy. With all that pontiac stuff on that car, he needs to find a set of 53 Pontiac wagon tail lights. That would really set it off!
I have some of those "someday" projects and if I never get around to them then that is just the way it is. My wife and kids will sell them after I am gone, but for now it makes me happy just to have my "someday" projects. I put my 55 in the shed when I was 17, it is still sitting there and someday...
There was an old guy that I used to talk to at the Madison County Bridge Festival every year. He had an old Model A Ford roadster that he drove in the parade every year. He had bought the car new, the original top had never even been folded on it. He told me that he had a lot of offers to sell his car but he just figured that if he sold it he would spend the money, then he wouldn't have the car or the money and that would make him unhappy.
I always assume that it never hurts to ask if something is for sale but if the owner does not want to sell it then that is his business.
It's a '53 Pontiac, with the body of a '53 Chevy, the trim of a '54 Desoto with a slight appearance of a 59 Ford?
He's selling for health reasons, 1.8k without motor, 2.2k with motor.
Let me see if I got this right.. Pic #3 looks like a 59 something Ford 2dr hardtop. You say he has a BOP 400 out of a GTO to go in it?
Man! I wouldn't do that, if I'd be him.. I'd let it sit a while longer til I found the right motor.
Yep, I'm guilty too... kind of. I have a '59 VW Beetle (first of the square back windows... unless someone else knows better... not sure if the '57's were oval window or not) that is needing a full ground-up restoration. But, until a couple weeks ago it ran, so I was using it as my daily driver (for the past two years).
It's beautiful... if you like VW's anyway, "California" bumpers, original roof top luggage rack, rear window blinds, transplanted 1300 motor (have the original 1100 in the garage) looks like something right off an early 60's movie set.
Almost every other day someone has made me a offer for the car, and every time I decline saying I'm going to fix it up someday. I half heartedly "fixed" it up two years ago. New kingpins, new tires, new paint (now rusting through... I paid a decent price for the job too.. GRRRR ), and a rebuilt motor that is still practically brand new.
The original interior needs some serious help though, body and paint now needs to be done again properly, the carb is shot, and it's got electrical problems (needs to be gutted and rewired).
Hmm, with the bodywork and interior, that basically justifies a complete dissasembly and rebuild.
So now finally, I have decided to sell it to someone who can give it a good home and a new lease of life. All my time is going into my '54 Bel Air anyway, and besides, if I really want a vintage VW, I'll probably look for something even earlier, like a '54, that'll really be something worth having.
hahaha, there's this at the end of my street... 1940 Chevrolet Master Deluxe Coupe. It's an old war vet and it was his first car.
If anyone remembers that one old car thread where the garage wall was held up by a stick, this is it now. He won't sell, and will "fix it up someday".
the early 'cuda is at Wayland Chryser-Dode-Jeep not to far from me. I believe it is an "S", has a hurst shifter, interior is really good other than a parted-out-dash and assumed to be rotted floorboards.
what is that blue v8 by the '40? I think it's a bbf? The straight six at the side of the 40 looks like a slant six? anyone has a better idea of what they are?
i love that site some of those storys are really incredible there was a daytona story and a mustang story that were the best ones what some people will do to dig out a car.
|I found this pic of a Desoto take a look at the side trim. Its almost the same as the Pontiac.
I can't blame anyone who doesn't want to sell their car. Maybe someday will never come for them, but I know how it is to want to fix up a car and not have the dough or time to do it. You put the car aside for another day.
The cars you show pics of all look pretty decent. Things come along in life that are more important like wives, children, college, homes, etc. I'm one of those guys who want to build a rod, but other things are of priority now. I have a 57 sitting on my fence row that is for someday down the road. I'm not too keen on selling it, as they don't make them anymore.
|I am one of those guys who won't sell because I am going to fix it up. I bought my 73 Mustang in 1995 and I finally started working on it last year. I had a 1973 Mach 1 Fastback that I bought in 1991 and was repeatedly asked if I would sell it. I stored it at my grandparents ranch in Nebraska and every fall somebody hunting out of state would ask him if he would sell it. He would always tell them to call me and I would say NO. I had people call me as far away as Maine wanting to buy that car. I finally brought it back home to Colorado in 2003 and started working on it and decided it needed to much work, so I sold it. I currently have a 72 Dart sitting in the country on my parents place, but I am really going to fix it for my nieces, I have 2 years until they turn 16. I also have a 70 F100 short box pickup and a 67 F250 sitting down there, but the 67 has a for sale sign in the window. I am not as bad as I use to be, I usually will sell a vehicle now if somebody offers me a good price for them. I like to find a older car and buy it and let it sit awhile and see if people approach me asking me to sell it. If they offer more than I bought it for I will usually sell it and look for something else. If it peeks no interest I will take it apart and sell it piece by piece on Ebay. I cannot count how many vehicles I have bought for little or nothing in the last 4 years and either sold them or parted them out and made a pretty descent profit. I have kept a few but it is about time to get rid of a few and find something else.
Yeah the guy said the 400 would get tight and I'd have header problems. The car is 1800 (canadian so that's like 1200 US) without engine and tranny and a couple of buckets full of parts. Like I said the body is straight and in primer already with no rust. The interior is allright (guess it'll need an indian blanket ) and the floorboards have been replaced. My dad thinks putting in an engine is too high of a skill level for our space and resources. So we'll see what happens. Beautifull car though...
Sorry Hippie, it's a '53 Pontiac The car hasnt gone on sale yet, he just took it out of his garage last fall and it sat there covered in snow all winter long. As soon as some of the snow melted and I got a better look at it I asked him if it was for sale. He told it IS going for sale in summer. So it's not in the ads yet....meaning right now I have the bigger chance to get it Also found a '57 Ford 4-door with a brand new paintjob and engine tune up for 3.5k (no pics yet).
Well the body looks like a '53-'54 Chevy but the trim is Pontiac and knowing that Canadian GM cars were often "cross badged" versions of US stuff that makes sense. So if it's not a '54 Pontiac then it has to be a '53 unless Canadian GM cars were a year behind the US in styling changes making it a '55. Since it doesn't cost anything to try other than a little embarassment I'm going out on a limb here and guessing '55 just because '54 was ruled out and '53 is too obvious. Doesn't look anything like a US built '55 GM though.
Oh yeah, at $2200 (Canadian I assume) somebody better jump all over that if it's half as good as it looks.
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Does SOG still have M-76 kits? Seems like it'd be cheaper and easier to start out with a Yugo that was already set up for 7.62x51 from the factory.
Has anyone done a saiga .308 conversion to take G3 mags?
I have a old tapco flat that I destroyed in a failed attempt to bend without as jig some time ago. While taking measurements it seems that if you cut the trigger guard back 3/8ths of an inch and weld it back together you won have to modify the reciever as much. I might not be able to shoot with a thick ass glove but it is plenty wide enough. The magazine housing for the G3 mag must encompas the first two holes of the selector stop and the trigger guard so when you move them back you have to modify the selector stop to stop. It would be easy enough to weld a small stop at the original spot. Clean it up a bit and it could look nice.
The G3 mags are going to need modified. They need the mag catch tab of the AK, and a bigger lip in the front. I will cut around the tab of some AK mags and weld them to some steel G3's I have. I will weld a front lip and grind it to the right fatness. There are other ways but I am going to try this first.
Does SOG still have M-76 kits? Seems like it'd be cheaper and easier to start out with a Yugo that was already set up for 7.62x51 from the factory.
I'm pretty sure the M-76 is 8mm.Originally Posted by m03
The M77 shoots the 7.62x51 the M76 shoots the 7.92x57 ( 8mm). I am going to try to build both.
From what I can gather the M76 kits are $500. ORF is selling the recievers for $400+ that is over $900.
yugo kit $89 + shipping
Reciever $100 + transfer
Barrel $ 45 + shipping
barrel turned down $ 100
$30 hardware
Total less that $400
And that uses the very common and cheap G3 20 round mags!!
I love the heavy calibers and the AK platform. I cant afford $900 for any weapon.
Yeah I think the .308 AK builds have a different bolt system. I think Rhino has one and could possibly post pics. There is some worry about the strength of a 7.62x39 bolt, I don't know if I'd chance this myself. I need to see what a Galil or Saiga .308 bolt looks like before I can say for sure.
Doesn't the M76 come in both 7.62x51 and 7.92x57 variations?Originally Posted by CELTIC-PAGAN
Apparently the kits from the cut-up imports from SOG were all in 8mm (7.92x57), so that doesn't help anyway.
I stand corrected. I did not know there were other calibers for the M76.
That web page says it is a two lug locking system so I have my answer on that ..
I compared my .308 Saiga, the differences were minor. The differences in the bolts was due to the Saiga being built from AK103/AK74 parts. It appeared to me they had less machine processes on the Saiga bolt. I for one am planning on a .308 Yugo that takes HK mags. The Saiga .308 has a 27mm bbl o.d. The Yugo has a 23mm bbl o.d. std to most Euro AKs, but a very strong trunnion to make up for the 4mm. (23mm is very close to the barrel shank O.D. of most mauser base cartridges) IMOP
sct1886 Thank you for your info. What are you going to do for a barrel? Also, are you going to modify the hk mags or are you going to modify the reciever?
To me it seems easier to modify the mags.
Does the saiga .308 have a RPK trunion? I thought it did. Plus you said the saiga barrel od was 4mm bigger, if so I might have to mill out some of my trunnion to 27mm to be safe> I dont know. I would like to know what the M76 barrel o.d. is?
I have not decided whether to use a FAL bbl and front end. I already have built a Cold Steel rec., it would easily accomadate an HK mag. The Saiga has an modified RPK trunnion. I personally will use a 23mm o.d. bbl. The Yugo trunnion IMOP more than makes up for the 4mm. The Yugo was built way overkill to launch rifle grenades. Best Regards Scott


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Headphones - Music albums & artists auto download program
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2012-04-27 19:40 Post: #976
A lot of people have been getting that IncompleteRead error with nzbmatrix. It might be a problem with their feed but I'll get a fix up tomorrow to get around it
(This post was last modified: 2012-04-27 19:40 by rembo10.)
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2012-04-27 19:42 Post: #977
(2012-04-27 19:40)rembo10 Wrote: A lot of people have been getting that incompleteread error with nzbmatrix. It might be a problem with their feed but I'll get a fix up tomorrow to get around it
I had some NZBMatrix issues yesterday that were unrelated to Headphones, so I think their servers were acting up. Lots of empty NZBs.
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2012-04-28 13:01 Post: #978
(2012-04-27 18:18)drawmonster Wrote: Disregard my last post. Headphones is way to much of a PITA to mess with. Plus, I'm not paying $10 for something that's supposed to be free. Hopefully a good alternative will come out that is of the quality of Sickbeard and Couchpotato. I'll gladly pay for extras and addons, but Headphones requires you to pay for it to even function.People like you...
sorry, but what the heck? As said before: You can set up your own server if you want to, noone is forcing you to use rembo10's server. And... what should he do? It's not like that he is enforcing musicbrainz.org to limit the bandwith and the calls made to their website. As you might know - hosting stuff like this, is expensive. Very expensive.
How do you suspect sickbeard and couchpotato got where they are today? They both use sources which wouldn't be here if there aren't any people out there who are willing to contribute to the backends (i.e. themoviedb and thetvdb).
Ultimately: Your loss.
If you want to run around, undermine the efforts of the community and of the developer - do it somewhere else, here is not really the place to discuss your personal shortcomings.
And to make things worse - your are someone with 5 posts on this forum, just grabbing everything he can get for free and not giving back to the community in any way - why should we care what you want?
Need help? Check out my XBMC Frodo Guide. It contains full featured guides to Sickbeard and CouchPotato as well.
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2012-04-29 17:37 Post: #979
hi i donated for sever access, i was gonna install the VM but frankly... it's a rainy sunday afternoon and the snooker is on
i'm happy to donate, however post-processing is still very broken! i have SAB set to replace whitespaces with _ and SAB changes the permissions of the files to 777 after downloading, they seem to just sit there in the folder and (shock! horror!) i have to manually copy them over.
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2012-04-30 12:21 Post: #980
I just try to resolve Headphones systematic blocage by donation using the headphones link. So far no change I always get the failure message as in the past. Do you know if there is a way forward (reboot the PC or any thing else to do)?
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2012-04-30 17:36 Post: #981
Hey all,
New to the program but VERY impressed. Thanks Rembo10!
The 10 dollar donation for private server access is a bargain at twice the price.
Have most things working except for scanning my existing library.
I am getting a fatal error in the python log as follows:
File "C:\Python27\lib\threaing.py, line 483, in run
self._target(*self._args, **self._kwargs)
File "C:\Program Files\Headphones\headphones\librarysync.py", line 111 in libraryScan
releasetype = release['Type'].replace('/','_')
AttributeError: 'Nonetype' object has no attribute 'replace'
The Headphones logs just shows "Checking filepaths to see if we can find any matches" and no more
Is this a problem with my folder structure?
Thanks for any help,
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2012-04-30 20:37 Post: #982
Whenever I try and set anything to wanted I get this: (win 7 machine using ie fyi)
500 Internal Server Error
The server encountered an unexpected condition which prevented it from fulfilling the request.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\HTPC\Downloads\headphones_win32build\cherrypy\_cprequest.py", line 645, in respond
response.body = self.handler()
File "C:\Users\HTPC\Downloads\headphones_win32build\cherrypy\lib\encoding.py", line 188, in __call__
self.body = self.oldhandler(*args, **kwargs)
File "C:\Users\HTPC\Downloads\headphones_win32build\cherrypy\_cpdispatch.py", line 29, in __call__
return self.callable(*self.args, **self.kwargs)
File "C:\Users\HTPC\Downloads\headphones_win32build\headphones\webserve.py", line 143, in markAlbums
searcher.searchforalbum(mbid, new=False)
File "C:\Users\HTPC\Downloads\headphones_win32build\headphones\searcher.py", line 93, in searchforalbum
foundNZB = searchNZB(albumid, new, lossless)
File "C:\Users\HTPC\Downloads\headphones_win32build\headphones\searcher.py", line 188, in searchNZB
size = int(item.links[1]['length'])
IndexError: list index out of range
Any ideas?
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2012-04-30 20:58 Post: #983
Heya folks,
Maybe this has been/should be raised elsewhere (I couldn't find it), but is there a music scraper for xmbc that could use headphones' server after I have donated?
Headphones is updating better than any music scraper for xmbc currently, as none of them are updating properly due to licencing issues (allmusic).
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2012-04-30 21:28 Post: #984
Also, I'm getting this error when I click 'want' on an album:
500 Internal Server Error
Any ideas what might be going on or how I can fix this?
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2012-04-30 23:15 Post: #985
Just accidentally donated twice >.< Bet I'm shit out of luck if i wanted a refund on one of them hey >.>
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2012-04-30 23:34 Post: #986
(2012-04-30 23:15)Texiun Wrote: Just accidentally donated twice >.< Bet I'm shit out of luck if i wanted a refund on one of them hey >.>
You should give the extra to the next person that asks you!
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2012-05-01 02:22 Post: #987
I too am getting the same error when "wanting" an album. I haven't changed anything and it seems to have randomly started happening?
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2012-05-01 02:25 Post: #988
Not that this solves the problem, but I disabled NZBMatrix (now only using Newzbin) and restarted. The "Error 500" when clicking wanted for an album goes away. Not a really good fix, but it at least is functional for the time being.
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2012-05-01 10:03 Post: #989
(2012-04-30 23:34)oneadvent Wrote:(2012-04-30 23:15)Texiun Wrote: Just accidentally donated twice >.< Bet I'm shit out of luck if i wanted a refund on one of them hey >.>
Sadly I clicked the "Donate" Button at the bottom...Not the other one that links to creating your account...Bit shit imo
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2012-05-01 18:45 Post: #990
Hi guys
I recently installed this as well, got the donate server details and let it run on my library to import all the artists.
Using the HenryFord version, but I'm having problems with the snatched files.
KAT: Downloading 2kb torrent files that are corrupt, as far as I can tell this is due to forced compression from KAT servers
Isohunt: Error fetching data from ISOhunt: HTTP Error 503: Service Not Available
Nzbmatrix: ERROR Couldn't retrieve the best nzb. Skipping.
What bugs me most is that Nzbmatrix finds the files, but then it can't grab them. I have a VIP account with the API and I used it successfully with Sickbeard and Sabnzbd.
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For the SOURCE statement, you need to change the "userSource" to "csvSource", and include the path name to the file where you have your data. See the example below.
SOURCE: s=csvSource(file("c:/temp/Employee data.csv"))
DATA: salary=col(source(s), name("salary"))
DATA: salbegin=col(source(s), name("salbegin"))
GUIDE: axis(dim(1), label("Current Salary"))
GUIDE: axis(dim(2), label("Beginning Salary"))
ELEMENT: point(position(salary*salbegin))
Now just run this syntax, and you will see your chart in the output window. Notice that the tick labels are not formatted (no '$' prefix). This is because you are using a CSV file and the formatting information is not stored in a CSV file.
Now save your SPV file and close the output window. Edit the CSV file (I used Notepad) and make some changes. Here I deleted many cases, leaving only the first 100 cases.
your saved SPV file. Look at the
chart. You will notice that it has
changed to reflect the new data (see below).
Unlike charts created with data from within the IBM SPSS Statistics
product, this data is read every time the chart is rendered. If the data changes, the chart will change
along with it.


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Dillard's closing Euclid Square Mall location
(Euclid) – Euclid Square Mall is losing another major tenant.
Dillard's representatives announced the planned closure of the location. All 36 associates were told they'd be offered employment at other Cleveland area Dillard's locations.
The store operates as one of the company's 18 clearance locations, offering deeply discounted merchandise from full line Dillard's stores in the region.
Following the sale of the remaining inventory, the store is expected to close in late September.
According to a news release, Dillard's operating history at Euclid Square began in 1988 when it purchased a half interest in The Higbee Company as part of a joint venture with the Edward J. DeBartolo Corporation.
In 1992, Dillard's purchased the remaining interest in the joint venture, and changed the name of the location to Dillard's.
Dillard's operates four other stores in the Cleveland area and 15 in the state of Ohio.
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Hi Stan,
Dropping a forum post for the benefit of all. Ran my RPD again after having you rework the firing pin (stop the sticking) which cleared up the double taps and light primer strikes. (Thank you for the superb work).
New apparent problem. Upon loading the initial rounds of the belt I can get off only about 4-5 rounds before a round gets stuck halfway stripped and fails to feed. The whole show stops.
Upon inspection of the cartridge the side of the case is horribly scraped by what I can only guess is the edge of the feed lugs. It looks as if the belt is not sitting low enough perhaps to correctly strip the round and as the carrier lugs hit the case it moves the round forward in an attempt to go into battery but because the carrier lugs are riding on the side of the case and not on the back edge the whole thing just jams. Happened over and over for like 3 hours. Very frustrating.
My redneck engineering eyes scream that perhaps if the feed tray were to sit lower on the receiver this would not be a problem. I'm not sure.
Any suggestions? Is it a gas port setting? Should the top cover assembly be very tight in closing? It seems to bind a little between the top cover/feed tray interface and result in what could only be described as horizontal flex when the rear of the top cover is snapped in place.
Anybody else have this problem?
BTW this was one of your first 50 builds on the original wiselite receivers.


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D3Cadillac Discussion, Cadillac Peformance Experience ***Official Thread*** in Vendors; Location: California Speedway Address: 9300 Cherry Avenue Fontana, CA 92335 Date: June 14th, 2008 Time: 8AM-5PM Projected number of vehicles: ...
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Cadillac Peformance Experience ***Official Thread***
Location: California Speedway
Address: 9300 Cherry Avenue Fontana, CA 92335
Date: June 14th, 2008
Time: 8AM-5PM
Projected number of vehicles: 300-400 Cadillac Vehicles
Special Events: Road Course, Auto Cross, Dyno Shootout, Cadillac Owners Meet, Vendor Displays, and Special Exhibitions
Event Website: http://www.d3cadillac.com/cpe
After years of standing on the sidelines and watching the BimmerFest grow and grow. We decided enough was enough and started planning an all Cadillac event that would rival the German vehicle events. This will be the largest gathering of Cadillac vehicles, owners, and enthusiast. This event is free to the public and any Cadillac Owners that would like to participate in the gathering. Please register online or use the provided vehicle registration form to secure a spot for your Cadillac. http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r...orm_Trac-1.jpg Cadillac Owners, dealerships, and retailers, are encouraged to attend this event and help grow the Cadillac community. There will be cars from out of state attending the event along with a wide variety of vendors showcasing their new products.
There will be a variety of Cadillac activities during this event. We will have a dyno onsite conducting an ALL CADILLAC DYNO SHOOTOUT! This is the first of its kind and we will have a special surprise for the winner of this event. Whoever's Cadillac can make the most power on the dyno, they will get a featured story in Modified Luxury & Exotics Magazine, pictures, detailed story, website feature, etc. Please use the provided form to register for this activity.
We will have an ALL CADILLAC RUN GROUP for the event. This is an opportunity for Cadillac Owners to take their vehicles on a professionally prepped racetrack and enjoy some spirited driving on the Infield Road Course at California Speedway. We will have driving instructors on hand to assist any of those that are interested in procuring their assistance. In addition to the infield racing experience, we will also have an AUTOCROSS TRACK setup to allow you to battle against the clock and challenge your driving skills. For those that would like to take their Cadillac vehicles on the racetrack or autocross course, please register using the provided form.
What's new for Cadillac's? Check out the vendor section for all the new products and parts for your Cadillac. These vendors have traveled from all over the United States to show you their new products first hand. Special discounts and services will be offered for those who attend the event. Please check www.d3cadillac.com/cpe for an updated list of vendors. If your company is interested in becoming a vendor at this event, please contact email@example.com for more information.
How about something special? How about Team Cadillac's CTS-V Racecar, live in action, on the racetrack! Or how about the 2009 Cadillac CTS-V 550+ HP monster in person and at the racetrack? There will be a special raffle for (1) lucky person to ride shotgun in the Cadillac CTSV racecar! Winner must be present and only (1) ride will be given.
Event goodies… There will be plenty!
• The Bob Bondurant School of Racing will raffle off (1) 2-day High Performance Driving Experience. The High Performance Driving combines advanced street driving skills with techniques refined through years on the racetrack. Vehicles: Cadillac CTS-V / 2 days – Valued at $2,325 package price
• Meguiars car care products will be giving all vehicle participants free products for their vehicles.
• OC Energy Drink's OC Angles will be on hand signing posters and taking pictures all day. OC Energy will also be sampling refreshing new drinks at the OC Energy display.
• Free magazines from Modified Luxury & Exotics. Be sure to pick up the latest issue from Modified Luxury & Exotics to see what's new in the performance & luxury market.
● Saturday start: 8:00AM - Please arrive NO EARLIER than 7:30 and NO LATER than 11:00!
● ALL cars must be parked & registered as of 11:30 – Please, no late arrivals.
● You MUST park where you are directed and there will be no saving of spaces.
● Place your windshield placard on the passenger side windshield (see below)
● This event will take place rain or shine - come prepared for both.
● If you wish to park with friends or as a club, you will need to arrive together!
Here is a general layout of the venue.
● Please make sure kids know NOT to touch the cars
● Please be cautious with cameras, handbags, etc. when walking between cars
● Please be considerate and respectful of our hosts and the host site
● NO speeding or burnouts as you enter or leave the area.
● NO cruising or coming & going after you're parked
● NO sound-offs... if you demo your stereo, please make it brief and a reasonable volume
● NO pets
● NO alcohol
• Modified Luxury & Exotics
• Hot Rod Magazine
• Cadillac Owners Magazine
• Affluent Magazine
• www.Cadillacforums.com
• Professional Photographers on site
Lodging Options:
Best Western Heritage Inn
8179 Spruce Ave
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
909-466-1111 or 800-682-7829
Rooms have been secured for guests at a rate of $89/per night. Please let them know that you are here for the "Cadillac Event" to receive your discounted rate.
Dining Options:
Please note we will have food & drinks catered during the event. There will be a breakfast selection with a nice lunch selection throughout the day (full menu forthcoming). Here are a few options for after the event.
Also listed are the closest airports for those of you who are planning on flying in from out of state.
Please note that this thread will be updated often leading up to the event. Please check back frequently for any additional details or updates.
Re: Cadillac Peformance Experience ***Official Thread***
Sounds cool.
Cant wait.12 CTS Coupe Premium/Touring, 16 Volt, 13 911s, 07 Legacy GT Wagon
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Re: Cadillac Peformance Experience ***Official Thread***
Sorry about that. If I could get a moderator to allow me to edit it I will fix it.
In the meantime, please use this link. http://www.d3cadillac.com/cpe/Cadill...rack_Event.pdf
It is the same link just without the extra http://. Apparently it was duplicated....
Dr. Design
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Re: Cadillac Peformance Experience ***Official Thread***
Hello Everyone,
Quick update! Here is a list of vehicles that will be on display at the event from Cadillac.
Escalade Platinum
CTS Sport (from last year's SEMA show)
CTS-V Racecar
Also, Team Cadillac Driver (and good friend of D3 Cadillac) - Andy Pilgrim will be on hand signing autographs and taking pictures.
If you havent done so yet, please make sure you RSVP for the event. We have a new online RSVP form. Takes just a few seconds to fill out and submit. http://www.d3cadillac.com/media_rsvpform.php
More updates to follow...stay tuned.
Thank you,
D3 Cadillac
Re: Cadillac Peformance Experience ***Official Thread***
Sounds like fun and I plan to be there; just need to work the logistics and timing of driving my V down from San Francisco, sprucing it up, and later driving it back... without getting fired for time away from work, LOL.
Note: I assume you've put posts about this meet into the car forums here. I've never been in the vendor forums before; only came here because I got an email about this meet from Reed.
-- Jerry
Re: Cadillac Peformance Experience ***Official Thread***
Sorry about that. We recently launched a new website and the event link changed when the site when live.
Please note the correct event website link is as follows:
If one of the admins or moderators could change the original link in the post that would be great.
We hope to see you at the event. Please make sure you register.
Thank you,
Dr. Design
D3 Cadillac
Re: Cadillac Peformance Experience ***Official Thread***
The problem here (as I see it) is that this big function appears to be catering to the CTS and the "V" Series of Cadillacs, and the rest are overlooked. It seems to shun those who wish to keep their cars bone-stock, because it is offering a massive showcase to the aftermarket and to the "tuners". But how about those with RWD Fleetwoods, and Broughams, and Sevilles, and Eldorados, and those with Coupe & Sedan deVilles and those with FWD Fleetwoods as well as FWD Sixty Specials, and how about the Allantes? The Cateras? The SRX ? See what I mean?
Regardless, I am in N.J. and it's in Calif. so.....I would not be going anyhow. But, I think anyone with any of the above mentioned cars from the 80s, 90,s and newer (or older) are going to feel like a miniture poodle at a Great Dane show.
I sorta liked Cadillac's role as a luxury car more than I like it's new role as a Performance Car.
Shoe on wrong foot feeling. Just my .02 cents.
Re: Cadillac Peformance Experience ***Official Thread***
A very small percentage of Cadillacs are the V series models.
The vast majority are simple luxury models.
Although I'm only into cadillac for the perfomance products I would personally love to see all the other cadillac models represented.
I would feel very bad if the non-V cadilac owners felt unwelcome.
I personally want to see as many cadillacs (of any flavor) at the event as possible.
If anything, be glad the Cadillac line is so diverse.
That only makes the brand stronger in a world sense.12 CTS Coupe Premium/Touring, 16 Volt, 13 911s, 07 Legacy GT Wagon
Re: Cadillac Peformance Experience ***Official Thread***
Thank you for your response. However I would like to officially state that this event caters to CADILLAC's, period. If it has a Cadillac emblem on it we want it at the show. We have been working with the Cadillac LaSalle club in getting all of the participation we can out of that group. Our focus is bringing ALL CADILLAC's together for this event. Given that the location of the event is at a racectrack, obviously the marketing is geared a little more towards what could be done at a racetrack (i.e. using our surroundings as best we could and having interactive activities).
Besides, a true Cadillac enthusiast can appreciate a Cadillac for what it was then, what it is today, and what it will be tomorrow. I would certainly think people would have a great appreciation for what helped build the Cadillac brand over the last 106 years. We hope to showcase some of that at the Cadillac Performance Experience.
Again, thank you for your feedback.
Thank you,
Dr. Design
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Re: Cadillac Peformance Experience ***Official Thread***
Great idea.
If an event like this proves successful and ongoing, it will be very good for the Cadillac brand.
Will there be others closer to where most owners live, though?


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I presume you got the manual. Read it. If not, you can download it here: http://www.taurususa.com/pdf/pt-22-25.pdf From what I've heard, they are a bit sensitive about feeding "longer" cartridges. Per the book, only use "standard and high velocity" ammo.
Other than that, ensure that it is cleaned. Taurus is known to really pack new units in a lot of packing grease. Don't forget the fireing pin hole and the magazines.
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2012: Sally Ride, the first American woman to fly in space, dies following a 17-month battle with pancreatic cancer. She was 61. [ + - ]
2011: Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Amy Winehouse dies of alcohol poisoning in the Camden neighborhood of London, England. She was 27. [ + - ]
2010: The world record heaviest hailstone falls in Vivian, South Dakota, weighing 1 pound, 15 ounces with a diameter of 8 inches and a circumference of 18.6 inches. [ + - ]
2000: Tiger Woods becomes the youngest golfer to complete a career Grand Slam when he wins the British Open at age 24. [ + - ]
1995: Comet Hale-Bopp is discovered. It would become visible to the naked eye nearly a year later. [ + - ]
1992: The Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, led by Pope Benedict XVI-to-be Joseph Ratzinger, establishes that "it is not unjust discrimination to take sexual orientation into account" when making laws concerning "adoption or foster care, in employment of teachers or athletic coaches and in military recruitment." [ + - ]
1989: "Harry Potter" actor Daniel Radcliffe is born in London, England. [ + - ]
1988: Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" falls out of the U.S. Billboard 200 album chart for the first time in 736 weeks. [ + - ]
1986: In London, Prince Andrew, Duke of York, marries Sarah Ferguson at Westminster Abbey. [ + - ]
1984: Vanessa Williams becomes the first Miss America to resign when she surrenders her crown after nude photos of her appeared in Penthouse magazine. [ + - ]
1982: The International Whaling Commission votes to end commercial whaling by 1985-86. [ + - ]
1982: Actor Vic Morrow, known for his starring role in the 1960s TV series "Combat!" and for roles in movies such as "Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry," "The California Kid" and "The Bad News Bears," dies along with two child actors when a stunt helicopter crashes on them during the filming of "Twilight Zone: The Movie" in Ventura County, California. He was 53. [ + - ]
1973: Monica Lewinsky, with whom U.S. President Bill Clinton admitted to having had an affair with while she worked at the White House in 1995 and 1996, is born in San Francisco, California. [ + - ]
1972: Actor and filmmaker Marlon Wayans (left) is born in New York City. He is known for his frequent collaborations with his brother Shawn Wayans, including the sitcom "The Wayans Bros." and the comedic films "Scary Movie," "Scary Movie 2," "White Chicks," "Little Man" and "Dance Flick." He also has appeared in the movies "Requiem for a Dream," "G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra" and "The Heat." [ + - ]
1972: The United States launches Landsat 1, the first Earth-resources satellite. The near-polar orbiting spacecraft served as a stabilized, Earth-oriented platform for obtaining information on agricultural and forestry resources, geology and mineral resources, hydrology and water resources, geography, cartography, environmental pollution, oceanography and marine resources, and meteorological phenomena. [ + - ]
1971: Bluegrass-country singer-songwriter and musician Alison Krauss is born in Decatur, Illinois. [ + - ]
1968: Gary Payton, widely considered one of the greatest point guards to ever play in the NBA, is born in Oakland, California. Payton is best known for his 13-year tenure with the Seattle SuperSonics, but also played for the Milwaukee Bucks, Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics and Miami Heat, the last with whom he won an NBA Championship in 2006. The nine-time NBA All-Star won NBA Defensive Player of the Year in 1996 and was elected to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 2013. [ + - ]
1967: In Detroit, Michigan, one of the worst riots in United States history begins on 12th Street in the predominantly African-American inner city following a police raid of an unlicensed, after-hours bar. The riots would continue for five days, leaving 43 dead, 467 injured and more than 2,000 buildings destroyed. [ + - ]
1967: Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman is born in Fairport, New York. Hoffman won an Academy Award for Best Actor for his role in "Capote" and also was nominated for Oscars for his roles in "Charlie Wilson's War," "Doubt" and "The Master." He's also known for movies such as "Twister," "Boogie Nights," "Magnolia," "The Talented Mr. Ripley," "Almost Famous" and "Moneyball." He died of acute mixed drug intoxication at age 46 on Feb. 2, 2014. [ + - ]
1966: Bob Dylan's album "Blonde on Blonde" debuts on Billboard's Top LP's chart. It would peak at No. 9 and stayed on the chart for 34 weeks. [ + - ]
1966: Actor Montgomery Clift, known for roles in movies such as "The Search," "Red River," "A Place in the Sun," "From Here to Eternity" and "Judgment at Nuremberg," dies of a heart attack at age 45 in New York City. Clift received four Academy Award nominations during his career, three for Best Actor and one for Best Supporting Actor. [ + - ]
1965: Former Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash is born under the birth name Saul Hudson in London, England. [ + - ]
1962: The Telstar satellite relays the first publicly transmitted, live trans-Atlantic television program, featuring Walter Cronkite. [ + - ]
1962: Actor Eriq La Salle, best known for playing Dr. Peter Benton on the TV series "ER," is born in Hartford, Connecticut. [ + - ]
1961: Actor Woody Harrelson, who first found fame on the sitcom "Cheers" before starring in movies such as "White Men Can't Jump," "Kingpin," "Zombieland" and "The Hunger Games," is born in Midland, Texas. For his roles in "The People vs. Larry Flynt" and "The Messenger," Harrelson earned Academy Award nominations for Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor, respectively. [ + - ]
1956: A Bell X-2 rocket plane sets the record for fastest speed by an aircraft, reaching Mach 2.87, or more than 1,900 mph, 60,000 feet above the dry lake bed at Edwards Air Force Base in California. [ + - ]
1948: Film director D. W. Griffith, best known for the movies "The Birth of a Nation" and "Intolerance," dies of a brain hemorrhage in Hollywood, California, at the age of 73. [ + - ]
1940: Talk radio host Don Imus is born in Riverside, California. [ + - ]
1936: Hall of Fame baseball pitcher Don Drysdale, who won three World Series titles in his 14 seasons with the Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers, is born in Van Nuys, California. Drysdale was a nine-time All-Star who won the Cy Young Award in 1962. He died of a heart attack at the age of 56 on July 3, 1993. [ + - ]
1914: Austria-Hungary issues an ultimatum to Serbia demanding Serbia to allow the Austrians to determine who assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Serbia would reject those demands and Austria would end up declaring war on July 28. [ + - ]
1904: Charles E. Menches, according to some accounts, invents the ice cream cone during the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, also known as the St. Louis World's Fair. [ + - ]
1903: Ford Motor sells its first Model A car. It features a twin-cylinder internal combustion engine designed and manufactured by then little-known Michigan machinist Henry Ford and was assembled at the Mack Avenue plant in Detroit. [ + - ]
1888: Author Raymond Chandler, best known for hard-boiled detective novels like "The Big Sleep" and "The Long Goodbye," is born in Chicago. He died at the age of 70 on March 26, 1959. [ + - ]
1885: Ulysses S. Grant, the Civil War general and the 18th president of the United States, dies of throat cancer in Mount McGregor, New York, at age 63. [ + - ]
1875: American inventor, actor, and entrepreneur Isaac Singer, who made important improvements in the design of the sewing machine and was the founder of the Singer Sewing Machine Company, dies at age 63 in Paignton, Devon, England. [ + - ]
1829: William Austin Burt patents the typographer, a precursor to the typewriter. [ + - ]
1715: The first lighthouse in America is authorized by the Boston Light Bill for construction at Little Brewster Island in Massachusetts. The Boston Lighthouse, which marks the entrance to Boston harbor, has guided ships since its lantern was first lit just before sunset on Sept. 14, 1716. The lighthouse is also the last remaining manned station in the U.S. [ + - ]


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Re: The Last Supper
Just shared with my FB friends. This needs to be a print as well, would love it for my fish-themed guest bath.
Re: Birth of Venus
lol +1
I'm confused. Does the shirt actually say "VOTE" on it? I love the clean, colorful, spare design. But I don't understand how it relates to "vote." I'd want it just for the simplicity and colors.
Re: Starry Night
Keep up the good work and hope to see you in to see you in the fog again next week.
good luck
profbrendan wrote:This is great! All the details really make this a fantastic little scene. Definitely looking forward to more of your work!
jasneko wrote:I've been meaning to post on this one but kept getting distracted. Such a charming illustration and delightful style!
Thank you! It's hard to know what Wooters are looking for, but I figure I'll have some fun next time and try to submit different styles.
I've been out of practice for too long, so all these comments are so refreshing and encouraging <3 I would've worked more on it but I spent my whole weekend trying to teach myself AI and PS that when I finally finished a decent looking design, I had to stop.
... Because I had to study for my finals...
... which are todayish (technically) and thursday....
... and lol I should be studying right now! okay bye ^_^
Re: Mucha's Zodiac RESUB
I love it. Not crazy about the color though. I still voted and would still buy it.
Starry Night is one of my favorite paintings and I love this shirt. I would've bought it too but I understand (and agree) why it was rejected. I hope a future derby will be 'reinterpreting famous art'
re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/derby/entry.aspx?id=44442]mis- interpretation of
This is my last entry, so enjoy it while you can. No sense in spending countless hours on something if the 'house odds' are stacked.
Re: Nighthawks
This is still one of the most appealing, and wearable designs of the derby. I can't figure why it isn't ranking higher and find myself trying to add another vote each time I see it.
ulsterkw wrote:Really well done and the best shirt for this derby. I hope you make it!
Again I will not make it to the clouds. It is too late. But I think I will pass for the first time the 200 votes... thx everyone for the support. For me it is hard to put a tee up for voting on friday as I do not have much free time till the weekend...
Re: The Thinker
This is great!!
Re: La Pieta by Michelangelo
You can't use photos because they can't be printed. Woot will not CMYK process, only spot. If you want to use a photo, take it to Threadless.
Woot will not print artwork that wasn't originally yours. If you didn't take the photo, they could get sued.
Woot doesn't offer a shirt in pink. They will reject your guide.
You broke the rules. Get over it and read them next time.
missmissa07 wrote:It just baffles me when artists become irritated or automatically assume people are "bashing" them when they simply did not follow the rules.
Lagbert wrote:Woo Whoo! Mission accomplished!
Thanks to everyone for voting for this design. Special thanks to everyone who commented. Your input keeps me designing and helps me find ways to improve my art.
Hi! Also from delaware, like the idea but can you do me a favor and draw the top of the state correctly please? T
pi3832 wrote:
I think they're pretty different shirts. I wouldn't classify the Harvester as steampunk, where's the steam? No smoke, no exhaust vents, not very gritty looking. The Harvester has more of future feel to me. It is reaching for a flower, although a very different one from the entry.
I have the second shirt and they don't look similar to me at all. The figure in that one is an industrialized city/mountain. No one who's ever remarked on that shirt has ever said it looked like a robot, I usually get mountain king.
Plus I like this one because it's poignant not cutesy, and not a pun. And like someone else mentioned it works with the derby but also looks good out of the context of the derby. Needless to say after all this commentary it GMV.
Re: Burning Giraffes in Brown by Dali
I was just joshing earlier, of course it's a great design and I'm only mildly traumatized. ;)
This kinda feels like the flipside of the Save the Whales shirts. Why must we burn all the giraffes to do that? I don't know. Something about making omelettes and breaking eggs? Or maybe they had it coming. Yeah giraffes, we're on to you! We're taking you down before your inevitable evil plans come to light.
*cough* Anyway...
The drawing and coloring are equally wonderful, and were well worth my vote (and a lot more!).
Re: Woman with Yellow Hair - Pablo Picasso.
I am surprised with the overall lack of talent lately in the derbies, especially this topic; howeverm this is a really exceptional submission. It is by far the best one and only one worth winning. It is a shame everyone would vote for crayon child like renditions vs. creative interpretations. Good luck and hope you win. This is a beauty.
Re: Girl with the Perl Earring
This is cool, but it looks stretched horizontally.
AdderXYU wrote:Regardless of the right or wrong of printing another boring phoenix tee, "the last one printed a year ago" is no argument. The last shirt about a neon pink monster on a scooter was printed almost three years ago. Similar shirts should be rejected.
I've only been on a few weeks. I happen to like this shirt, and couldn't have gotten any of the previous. This is also the only of the phoenix shirts I would have bought. That's how different it is. What, then, would you say to somebody like me?
Re: Man Holding Up a Baby as Though He Were...
Thanks, guys. I'm glad the silliness is appreciated.
briansantamaria wrote: Doesn't mean it doesn't follow the rules.
Wow, denial much? Look, I know you're embarrassed because everyone pointed out all the reasons that makes it apparent that you didn't bother to read the rules, but yes, your submission violated many of the rules, THEREFORE it did not follow the rules.
amoliski wrote:This is the first time I REALLY disagreed with a rejection. I guess I don't understand the point of this derby. From the way I am looking at it, this fits closely enough to the topic and was so well done that they could have let it slide. I would have gotten one.
Titles of artwork really don't mean much, would a proper entry dealing with starry night be... a knight with a shield with stars on it or something?
I guess what I am saying is that I am very upset that I will not be wearing this shirt any time soon.
I wholeheartedly agree. I was looking forward to wearing this shirt, and I am not at all happy that it was rejected. It was obviously well-liked. I wish they had let it slide.
snoozin wrote:I'm confused. Does the shirt actually say "VOTE" on it? I love the clean, colorful, spare design. But I don't understand how it relates to "vote." I'd want it just for the simplicity and colors.
The shirt does not actually say vote on it. It is simply on my "advertisement" for the shirt. The shirt design itself can be viewed here, and as you see, there is no text at all on the actual shirt design.
- Mike
Re: The Umbrellas
Re: Separation of Light from Darkness
Re: Inspired by The Great Wave
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Re: Pink Angels
this isn't even a pun
Re: THE SCREAM
Who didn't scream when they got DQ'd =)
The Modern Girl with the Pearl Earing. Look forward to seeing other works pop up.
m5rammy wrote:I'm not sure exactly what it is about this composition, but it is very beautiful.
It makes me happy.
Re: The Physical Impossibility of Death...
This art seems like it belongs in Viewtiful Joe... reminds me of the boss characters from that game.
awesome! and nice presentation.
Re: Sailing the Catboat
+1, I thought this would've gotten a few more votes I love the feetsies! But the catboat is soo sad :'(
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lol very cool! I know plenty of ppl who'd wear this shirt, gj
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Great New Toys From Toy Fair 2011
The 2011 Toy Fair Must Haves For Kids
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The 2011 Toy Fair Must Haves For Kids
The 2011 Toy Fair was packed with new products for the coming year. The hardest part, after seeing them all, is waiting for them to be available for purchase. Though there were several hot trends in this year's offerings, a few goodies will be on my shopping list. Check out my 10 favorites.


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By Chris Harris
Robin van Persie wants Cesc Fabregas to stay at Arsenal and keep the "connection" they have built up at the Club.
Not for the first time the captain has been linked with a move back to Barcelona but Arsène Wenger is determined to retain the services of the midfielder he signed as a 16-year-old in 2003.
Fabregas has been Arsenal's focal point since Thierry Henry left Emirates Stadium four years ago and Van Persie has benefited more than most from his vision and range of passing.
"I think it will be hard [for me if he goes]," admitted Van Persie.
"If I speak about my situation, he is the first one I look at if he is playing or not. We have a connection together, he knows exactly when to pass, when to make his decisions. In his mind, he is quicker than most other players and that is very special.
"For example, against Blackpool away [last season], he gave me four or five unbelievable passes in the first 18 minutes. I missed them but he gave them to me.
"He is a special player, he can see things quicker than others. He will be a miss for any team, that's why I hope that he stays and we can play a bit longer together."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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Chalayan Spring 2013
Hussein Chalayan has reached a place of serenity. His show for spring acted like a short, refreshing break in the sun—therapy for an audience stressed by impossible Paris traffic and the mad scramble to run into shows, always late. The backdrop of his presentation alone caused an exhalation of relief as he played a short video shot from a Greek island mountaintop toward a blue sea, followed by close-up footage of a fig tree, and then of leaves from a pine forest, moving gently in a Mediterranean breeze. It had the effect of slowing time, creating a pleasurable, almost childlike sensation of what it would be like to be able to stop, lie down for a minute, and take in the beauty of things. "It's about trying to make the best of things, ordinary things," he said, "That's why I called this collection Seize the Day."
So it was with the clothes, which were, too, a contemplation on freshness, beauty, and simplicity—and a summation of the complete modern wardrobe Chalayan has been gradually carving out during his entire career. If that sounds highfalutin and conceptual, it wasn't. Though Chalayan is a masterful cutter and an intellectual, his clothes are now seamlessly fused into the contemporary realities of women's daily lives.
Like many designers, he's been thinking about flat planes of fabric. His opening looks—squared-off coats, chambray blue shirtdresses, and a cropped white jean jacket—gave way to a white dress and a couple of shirts with gray, pink, or green Breton stripes in the sleeves. In days gone by, the flat-panel theme might have dominated the collection, but now, Chalayan has the confidence to escape the academic and just show variations on the pieces he's evolved so well: flippy, gored skirts, clean-lined dresses with inserts of technical mesh fabric, his sporty hybrid tailored jackets, some of them with color-blocked sleeves and hoods. All of it looked crisp and desirably easy to wear.
So it was with the evening dresses. After a great section of multicolored print pieces, striped with an overlay of silver foil, he dealt with the idea of what he imagines a woman would like to wear, say, to a gallery opening or museum benefit. The rectangle theme floated into view again—this time as sheer panels draped over slim columns, elegant in movement and lovely from every angle. One got the impression that Chalayan has studied life as much as geometry to arrive at these dresses. He's a designer who lives as much in the art world as the fashion world, and his observations of what his women friends would like to wear on "occasions" are acutely, beautifully attuned. In our hectic, pressurized lives, it's always great to be able to reach for clothes which, with a single gesture, can at least give the outward illusion of an inner order, logic, and serenity. There wasn't a woman in the fashion pack today who wouldn't relate to that.