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Posted on October 03 2012
I had so much fun putting together an autumn s'more party this week! It was filled with sweet autumn flavors, cozy blankets, a warm crackling fire, crisp autumn air, laughter, and good friends. I created chocolates for our s'mores in flavors inspired by autumn. Dark Chocolate Salted Caramel, Orange Spice, Butterscotch Toffee, and Caramel Apple. They all tasted just like autumn, and we each had a different favorite! Yum!
Dark Chocolate Salted Caramel = Dark Chocolate Candy Melts + Caramel + Sea Salt
Orange Spice = Orange Candy Melts + Red Candy Melts + Orange Flavoring Oil + Cinnamon Flavoring Oil + Clove Flavoring Oil
Butterscotch Toffee = Butterscotch Candy Melts + Toffee Crunch Topping
Caramel Apple = Light Green Candy Melts + Apple Flavoring Oil + Caramel
It just warms my heart whenever we get to use our cute vintage orange fireplace!
Hooray for autumn s'mores!
To make your own autumn s'more chocolate simply melt your candy melts in the microwave 15 seconds at a time. Do not overheat! Stir in flavoring oil 1-2 drops at a time until you love the flavor. Pour into a disposable decorating bag and secure with a rubber band. Snip the bag tip and pipe square shapes onto parchment paper. Sprinkle with desired toppings. Enjoy!
♥ Supplies
• Disposable Decorating Bag
• Dark Chocolate Candy Melts
• Orange Candy Melts
• Red Candy Melts
• Butterscotch Candy Melts
• Light Green Candy Melts
• Kraft Caramels
• Coarse Sea Salt
• Toffee Crunch Topping
• Orange Flavoring Oil
• Cinnamon Flavoring Oil
• Clove Flavoring Oil
• Apple Flavoring Oil
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Dr. Olsson's current projects and research interests include Prehospital Emergency Medicine
Olsson, D.*; Joroleman, M.; Scott, J. University Hospital; SUNY Health Science Center, Syracuse, New York, USA 13210
AIMS: Overcrowding in Emergency Departments is an ongoing and serious issue. Many departments are faced with staffing and space issues. Is it possible to predict � the future � by developing a computer model to determine � real time � needs within the Emergency Department ?
METHODS: Historical data ( EMS transports and ED visits ( length of stay, arrival times and total numbers )) was collected and reviewed. This was obtained from the area Hospital Executive Council and the regional EMS dispatch center. From this information we were able to construct a theoretical model of a patient visit. This � model � was then realized into a computer program written from Microsoft� Visual Basic.
RESULTS: By combining fixed data ( patient rooms ) with variable data ( length of stay and EMS rates of arrival ) we were able to generate a visual display. This provides a � real time � or predictive color scale on the computer screen that displays patients' arrivals, rooms needed, and times of discharge. From this output, we can glean the staffing and space needs given current / fluctuating EMS transports ( as indicated by arrival rates ). Therefore, as the rates of EMS arrivals fluctuate ( such as with weather ) one can predict the varying needs of the Emergency Department.
CONCLUSIONS: By adapting an accurate computer model we can provide immediate real time information regarding ED census in an attempt to ameliorate overcrowding, decrease nursing stress and improve patient care.
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North Greenville area here. 8)
Hanahan here. Gary_P, do you frequent Trader World? I'm hoping to head there tomorrow.
a month late, but YES
I work at Jones Ford. perhaps we can get together and go shooting
Another North Charleston
We need to get these Charleston area shooter together for an event. Anyone been to the new ATP? I haven't made it out there yet as I'm a member over at Trader World. Shoot me an email for those that are interested.
Pawleys Is. here - at least for a long weekend each month. If you ever shoot around the Mt. Pleasant area, let me know as it's not that long a trip for me. I have been to the Francis Marion Forest range and can get there in about 40 minutes.
My first post here. I live in the Anderson area.
Chester, right below rock hill.
I'm in Seneca, SC. Not far from a couple of you upstate guys.
Rock hill at night, Columbia during the day
Downtown Greenville!
North Charleston. ATP on College Park has a nice indoor range, both 15 yard and 25 yard. See Chuck, the store Manager, when you get a chance.


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I recently purchased the Master Replicas Boba Fett blaster. Before doing so, I searched and searched for in-depth reviews of it, and I basically came up empty, so I figured I'd make a review of my own for anyone looking to purchase one in the future. I took a rather large amount of photos of it, took measurements, and even borrowed a HyperFirm rifle for comparison.
My rifle set was missing two pieces. First and foremost, it was missing the acrylic rectangular cover for the display stand. The listing specifically stated that this part was not included, but this didn't worry me, because the price was good, and I figured I could have a replacement cover made for me at some point, if I desired. The other piece that was missing was the small display stand for the Master Replicas name plate (the metal plate itself was included). This didn't bother me, either. Other than that, the set was complete with the documentation, the display base, and most importantly, the rifle.
My first impression, as I'm sure is true for anyone who has one of these, or has held one, is the weight. It's a BEAST. According to my weight scale, it comes in at 11.7lbs., and honestly, you can feel every bit of it! There are times where the weight of an item adds to the overall feel/realism, and other times where the thing is just HEAVY. I think that with this piece, it is a mixture of both. Most of us are putting together our costumes to troop in at some point, and to that end, I think that this piece will turn alot of folks off. Personally, I wouldn't mind it, but then again, I've never trooped before. One thing is for sure: you won't be swinging the rifle up to your hip as Boba Fett did when Boushh revealed his thermal detonator.
After the first impression, you can really get to admiring the gun. It is truly a beautiful item. The lines are very sharp and detailed, and the paintwork, though not perfect, is pretty damned good for a mass-produced piece. Upon close examination, the mass-production evidence is clear, but from foot or two away, this rifle is absolutely stunning. The display stand cradles the rifle perfectly, and features a mirrored base, making light dance beautifully upon the gun from below.
As far as accuracy, the supplied documentation contends that the replica rifle was laser-scanned from a screen-used original piece. From examining the Gallery pictures, it looks like this was the piece used:
The three biggest reasons for believing this have to do with the screws on the backside of the rifle stock, the modified T-track rail on the underside of the barrel, and the differing lengths of the two short T-track pieces on the forward end of the barrel. All of these details have been recreated faithfully on the Master Replicas rifle. That said, I believe it is common knowledge that all of the ROTJ rifles were cast, so one would believe that the Master Replicas rifle could have been cast from any surviving piece, save for the stunt/pyro/foam blasters such as the one displayed at the AOSW exhibit (which, coincidentally, does not appear to have either the rifle stock screws or the differing lengths of the forward T-tracks).
Regarding the weight, one would think that the rifle is front-heavy, but I believe that this is not the case. It certainly feels like the barrel is mostly plastic, and according to the documentation, the stock is wood, leaving the grip, chamber and scope. I believe the parts are not only metal, but SOLID metal, with the majority of the gun's weight being slightly forward of the wrist, making it feel like it is, indeed, front heavy, though it's really not.
The scope itself is quite interesting. I've never seen/held the ASI 4x20 (if that is, in fact, the part used), but the screen-used piece appears to be different from the reference scope that Master Replicas themselves used, seen here:
Things got REALLY interesting when comparing the Master Replicas to a HyperFirm. The proportions of both differ greatly. Since I don't know the origins of the HyperFirm mold, and I haven't received permission from it's creator to post my in-depth comparison photos, I'll just post a few of the overview shots. The HyperFirm rifle is shorter, the scope is longer, and the entire barrel assembly is much different in it's dimensions:
That said, which is the more accurate? I want to think that it's the Master Replicas version, but we know that the Master Replicas ESB helmet was upscaled by about 12%, and we know that George Lucas is paranoid when it comes to exact replicas of screen-used items. I have no real way to know, other than the fact that both of the grip assemblies of the Master Replicas and the HyperFirm certainly appear to be exact in their respective dimensions, though the rifles stocks are different, in addition to the barrels.
Anyways, it's a wonderful piece, and I'm so very happy that I was able to get one. Hope this wasn't too much of a bear to read!


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Canting and Binding Performance Issues
I've recently picked up a set of bindings with the option to cant in an effort to save on my knees and legs. Since using them I've noticed a so issues with Heel Side turns. I've been using my Rome 390 Boss for about a month now and every time I use them it feels like I'm constantly tweaking them in an effort to fix the heel side turn issues. Honestly I've given these bindings a fair shot, but always it feels like my heel side turns are going to wash out any minute. In coming from being a dedicated Union user mostly the Force and Contact. Here is the issues I'm having with the heel side;
1) on heel side turns it feels like the sole length is off like the binding is going to wash out in steeps.
2) on normal turns the heel side turns feel loose and sketchy, like I'm on ice all the time.
3) on icy patches there is zero grip, the board slides too easily. I use Lib-Tech boards and the only thing that saves most turns is the Magne-Traction edges. Now most people will say don't turn on ice but when you're used to Lib-Tech edges over the years that's tough to ask.
4) slip sliding in steeps is almost too scary to do properly. Feels like the board is going to pitch forward onto the toe side any second.
I've been snowboarding for 12+ years and ride pretty aggressively but it feels like these bindings are making me step backwards. I don't give up on gear too easily but I'm at the end of my rope. I've tried these on both my boards, my TRS and most recently my Skate Banana. Both with similar results, I'm about to give up and just sell them off because whenever I use them my day isn't as good. I've used both the 2.0 and 3.5 canting, I'm using more forward lean than I've ever had, tried the straps in multiple locations. Adjusted both stance width and angles but nothing helps. The boots are dead center in the bindings and still ride like they're not. Can it be the canted foot beds that are causing this issue? It's the only idea I have left. Anyone else having similar issues or using Rome bindings here that can give any suggestions.
What size bindings and boots? Any pics? I know you said they were centered but objective eyes might help.
I have the 390s and targas. It felt soo much better when I put the front straps towards the rear. I have size 10 boots in the l/xl bindings. I've felt that wash out feeling towards heelside before. I rotated my binding plates and it felt much better. Maybe the combo of moving my straps helped as well? Not sure..
I know you said the boots are centered in the bindings. Does that also mean your feet are centered on the board edge to edge? I know, dumb question but just making sure. :)
When you say binding plates give me any idea. The sole length, or screw that controls the center if the boot is set to the middle.
By binding plates I meant the discs. Are they set up vertical or horizontal. I wear a size 10 and left the canted beds as close together as possible. Not sure of the footprint of your boot if you need to extend the bases for your toe and heel.
As far as your front straps. Mine are locked in towards the rear. They don't move per say. They should be locked in the notches and not moving from the front position to the rear position.
That sounds solely like a forward lean problem:ok:
I let someone try one of my boards a while ago, right away they commented on how far forward my forward lean was set @.
They wanted to changed it, I said don't fuckin' touch it.
Told them to just do a run, then see if they wanted to still change it.
It took 3, mine are quite far forward
After that they thought it was great & left it.
When I hopped on his board, :ohmy: He had lost his adjusters.
I couldn't do a hard carve worth shit, just puttin' around it wasn't too bad.
But good luck with any precision riding, especially @ speed.
You could still steer, by skidding around, but yuck what a horrible way to go.
I want to be able to quickly get out of they way of everything if need be.(gnargoyles, retards, ninjas, etc)
Even if it looks like they are farther forward than your other bindings, they must not be.
If it doesn't feel like @ every moment, you're going to catch your toe side edge & eat shit.
Then keep crankin' em forward, don't even look @ the numbers.
Start @ the far end of the spectrum, set them to as far forward as they will go.
I'm pretty sure that will be to much, but you'll know it's working @ least.
Then fine tune them to where you want them.
This is IMO the most important part of that.
:bowdown:Once you have them perfect, right where you want them.
Put them one notch farther forward.
That's where they should be, not where you thought they were perfect.:bowdown:
You're just not used to it yet & @ first you'll think they are too far forward, but trust me here.
It'll take about 1 or 2 runs until you get used to it.
Then your confidence will shoot through the roof.
I guaran-fuckin'-tee, you will be doing the hardest heel side carves you've ever done.
I can tell you this, it's not the canting. My 390 Boss bindings do not cause me to wash excessively on my heel at all. And I run the full 3.5 degree cant. Do you have your straps set for flexy, responsive, or middle of the road? That could be part of your problem. Pics maybe? That might help us figure it out better. :dunno:
I'm convinced now more that ever bindings are subjective, what works for one person will not work the same for another. I got these on a suggestion from a friend he's riding a Rome Agent Rocker with the 390 Boss and loves them. I'm beginning to think it could be the padding, that I'm not used to riding a binding with so much base plate padding like the 390's. both the Union Force and Contact place your feet closer to the top sheet of the board than the 390's.
I'm at a loss here but it looks like I'm going to be calling DogFunk for an RA number very soon. I think I might be giving up on these and sticking with Union when it comes to bindings. Seems that's what works for me. I lihe the Canting and my knees were thankful for it too. But I'm not going to sacrific performance for comfort, that seems silly.
Bindings are kind of subjective, like most other components of snowboarding. You can definitely feel more board with a Union binding. If you return the 390 Boss, and can wait until next season, then Union has added canting to their line on at least one pair of their bindings.
You might wanna try running the straps in the upper position as well. Rome claims that's the more responsive one, so it can't hurt I suppose. Nothing ventured, nothing gained and all that. It could be the forward lean too. I've got mine cranked, partially for fit purposes, and partially for performance purposes. My guess on the Unions is that they are just going to cant the footbed, and not mess with the baseplate dampening. That way you get the comfort of the cant, but still get the board feel Union is known for.
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Up to 170,000 Palestinians are part of a mass protest against the Hamas-owned TV station, al-Aqsa, for airing a children's program that told viewers to kill the cartoonist responsible for the controversial Mohammed illustrations. Around 170,000 Palestinians have signed a petition against the station because of its fanatical and extreme views which are being used to arouse children to hate and engage in violence. Behind the signatures were several media organizations from the West Bank which are more moderate on political stances and apparently believe children's programs should present ideas for children, not for violent adults who believe killing is the solution to all problems.
Hazam Shaarway, program director for Al Aqsa, admitted things had gotten out of control about the station's attitude toward the Danish cartoonist. "Originally, we only wanted to explain that the prophet did not look like the way he was depicted in the cartoons," he said. "We will now ensure that better control routines are in place for live transmissions." However, he defended the station's right to attack Israel, President Abbas, and other opponents in children programs. I guess Kurt Westergaard is just the latest person the TV station wants to have kiled,
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Inasmuch as I already had an SKS and an AK47, I thought that a Ruger Mini-30 would be a good addition to my "herd." So, I bought one. Ruger had just announced that they were going to manufacture 20 and 30 round magazines for this gun. I like its looks. I like the way it handled in the store (couldn't shoot it, of course). So, I pulled out the money and bought it! Hooray for me!
Then I took it home. And, I did an internet search on it. One thing that seemed to keep recurring was the fact that the Mini-30 and Mini-14 often broke firing pins. Well, that's no problem, is it? You can buy replacements, can't you?
So, I sent an email to Ruger and asked about buying firing pins and a few other parts. They said that they did not want to do this. They said that they absolutely will NOT sell firing pins to anybody-not even a gunsmith! The only way you could get a replacement firing pin would be to send the rifle to their factory. You pay shipping both ways. You pay for the parts and labor. And, they made it pretty clear that they DID NOT want to do this!
Well, I hadn't even removed the gun from its shipping box yet. I figured that it was hopeless, but I took it back to the dealer and asked for my money back. I told him I would spend it all in that store. He agreed to take it back! Whew! What a relief!
So, now I have an SKS and an AK that shoot 7.62X39. And, I have NO desire to own a Mini-30. I do have two Mini-14s that I bought before I learned of Ruger's idiotic policies. I think that, between the two of them I can keep one running ("one is none and two is one").
It is really too bad that Ruger is so inflexible about spare parts. I think that has cost them a lot of sales down through the years. I still would like to own a Mini-30 if I could only get a few spare parts. Any mechanical device can break down. I'd like to be prepared for such an event. I'll keep the Mini-14s and forget the Mini-30.


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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – With the athletics season complete at Green Bay, assistant athletic trainer Callie Bartel of Prevea Sports Medicine kicked off her summer with a trip to Chula Vista, Calif., to serve as an athletic trainer for the U.S. Paralympic throwing team from May 20-26. During her life-changing experience, Bartel was the primary athletic trainer for eight Paralympic throwers participating in a camp prior to the U.S. Paralympics Track and Field Nationals set for next month in San Antonio.
She received the opportunity to work at the camp through a connection at St. Scholastica, where she received her master's degree in Athletic Training in 2011. Her supervisor during her two years at the Duluth, Minn. campus was originally scheduled to attend the camp, but was forced to cancel and find a replacement. Bartel's name was thrown in the mix of potential replacements, and just weeks later she found herself in southern California with one of the most fulfilling experiences of her young career.
"It was an inspiration to work with these athletes because even though they might have been injured and forced to live life differently than they had envisioned, they make the most out of life and stay extremely motivated," Bartel said.
Bartel had previously worked with track and field athletes while employed at Adams State, but had never worked with Paralympic athletes prior to last week's Chula Vista camp. She said most things were the same as working with any athlete, but there were a few differences.
"A lot of the injuries these athletes were living with I didn't have much experience with, so it was interesting to learn the different types of stretching and rehab they do each day," Bartel said. "They're extremely dedicated to their sport and their health while maintaining strenuous training plans."
During her time at the camp, she was able to get to know the athletes on a personal level and learned that many had not been involved with throwing prior to their injuries. Many Paralympic athletes, she learned, begin competing in a track and field event after an injury even if they never competed in that particular sport in the past. Bartel also learned how proud these athletes are of their accomplishments, and that they aren't afraid to share stories of their injuries and how they've changed each of their lives.
"The amount of support they have from their family, friends and fellow athletes is incredible," Bartel said. "One woman let me hold her Bronze Medal from the London Paralympic games last summer, but then she told me I couldn't just hold it, I had to wear it. It was one of the most incredible moments of my life."
While at the camp Bartel learned just how in-tune Paralympic athletes are with their bodies, and how skilled they are at their respective sports. She talked with a blind high-jumper and watched a women's rugby contest, and also saw firsthand just how much work goes into being a thrower from a wheelchair or seated position.
"Their skills at their respective sports and the overall knowledge they have of each sport and their body was incredible—most athletes come to an athletic trainer and say their knee hurts or their ankle is sore. These athletes would come to me and tell me their Gastrocnemius muscle in their knee needed to be stretched," Bartel said.
A 2009 graduate of UW-Green Bay and a 2011 graduate of The College of St. Scholastica, Bartel began working with Phoenix student-athletes last fall. During her short time with the program, she's impressed Green Bay's Director of Sports Medicine and Performance Jeremy Cleven, who also serves as the department's head athletic trainer.
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The economy has hit rock bottom, people are witnessing the decline of their price of homes, terrorism is all over the world, Afghanistan is in turmoil, and the situation in Iraq leaves much to be desired, but Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger of California believes it is important for the states of America to put their problems on hold in order to change the Constitution and make it possible for foreign born individuals to become president of the United States. If the Constitution was changed, the Terminator would jump in at the opportunity to terminate any opposing candidate in order to win the election. "I am always the person that looks for the next big goal. I love challenges." Arnold apparently believes his record as governor would be enough to earn him entry to the White House.
He points out that Ronald Reagan was right about spending time in Hollywood before entering politics. Ron once said l"if he wouldn't have the training in acting, this would have been a very difficult job." Let's see, Ron as president doubled the national debt, set in motion a crazy belief in ending government controls over business, broke unions, didn't give a damn about civil rights, helped Saddam Hussein in his war with Iran, etc…Yes, Ron and Arnie are perfect examples of how acting can cover up incompetence.


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'Coach Lindy Ruff suggested Mair's injury stemmed not from a solitary hit, but an accumulation of blows. Mair's head struck the ice Jan. 5 versus the Tampa Bay Lightning. He got into a fight two nights later against the New Jersey Devils. He left the Coyotes' game after scuffling with Tyson Nash.'
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German Shepherd Dog Forums (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/)
- General Puppy Stuff (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/general-puppy-stuff/)
- - Guilt? (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/general-puppy-stuff/194814-guilt.html)
I am seriously looking into adding a GSD next summer ( I have summers off), however I am already feeling guilty! I have 2 dogs currently, both 10 yo old males, one GSD and one rat terrier X. The terrier is my "heart dog", although GSD are my favorite breed. He is my little baby, has slept with me ever night of his 10 years unless I was away. Of course me and Rocky are bonded as well, but he is of course more aloof and just needs to be in the same room, and will let me know when he needs attention :wild:
I know Rocky is getting up there in age, although he has always been, and for a senior still is, in spectacular health - we are seeing the first signs of slowing down including moderate arthritis.
I know this sounds silly but I am afraid they will feel left out or something when I take the new puppy places. Am I over reacting? Has anyone experienced these feelings?
If I can give you my honest opinion, I'd wait on getting a GSD puppy if your senior dogs are starting to slow down.
They are extremely busy and play very roughly as puppies, and I'm not sure if that would be fair to your senior dogs. How are they with other puppies?
I do think some dogs can take it a bit personally and get jealous of a new puppy, although I don't think it's age related at all.
Good luck with your decision!
That is definitely a consideration as well. To be 10 he is actually GREAT with pups, he has always preferred small dogs - I guess as a result of being raised with a rat terrier. Additionally, my best friend was living with my temporarily and had a 6 month old Boxer puppy. OMG I swear that dog was on meth or something! She tormented Rocky endlessly but he took it all in stride, played and roughhoused with her until he got tired, then went into his crate or I would crate her to give him a break. His health is good for a 10 year old - but yes I definitely want him to have good "golden years". I kind of thought he might enjoy a puppy, he is extremely patriarchal for some reason.
Thank you for your reply. :)
I can relate to the guilt! But your older dogs probably won't mind that you take the puppy out for socializing and whatnot. As long as you give them both plenty of quality time. Do you have enough quality time for 3?
In 2005, we brought an 8week boxer puppy home. At the time I had Keisha GSD she was 9.5 years old and I had my terrier who was 6years old.
Keisha being the age she was plus she had hip dysplexia she wouldn't put up for a lot of the jumping boxer puppies are known for or if he got to rough for her or got on her nerves she would let him know. And when she wanted to play she sure could give him a run.
Well I can say I thanked Keisha for being there to help raise that puppy to one of the best well behaved dogs have have ever know.... he was a very respectfull dog and very melo and I think she had a lot do to with that.
So I think as long as you take time to spend with your seniors it might be the best time to bring a puppy into the pack.
Puppies are a lot of work, so there will be times when your older dogs are getting less attention. But since they also need almost constant supervision there will be times when you'll have to crate or otherwise contain the puppy while you get things done and can't watch as closely as you should.
When we got Halo I'd put her away while I showered, cleaned house, made dinner, and while we ate. Keefer got to be out with us during those times. We'd also take him with us when we went places, leaving her home. So although her classes and training took up a lot of time some of that was balanced with times when he had some one on one time with us.
I would mostly hesitate with seniors in the house because of the energy and activity levels of a puppy, but if your older dogs are still doing well and you think they'd be okay with that, I don't think you need to feel guilty.
Even now, Halo gets to go places with me a lot because of flyball practice most weekends, and tournaments about once a month. She also goes to dock diving events occasionally, and since Keefer loves to swim but is not interested in jumping into a pool, he stays home. My husband takes him to visit his mom in assisted living when we go to flyball, so he does get out and do things without Halo, and I take him out for hikes sometimes, just the two of us, which he loves.
I have always found when I have brought in a pup with an older dog the older dog started acting with new found energy. It has always worked out ok for us, good luck with your decision. :)
Thank you for all of your stories and experiences. I did notice that when the boxer pup came Rocky appeared a little more youthful, which is good. I guess my worry is that they have always had me to themselves so to speak, and I know the puppy will take away a lot of attention. But, they are pretty independent dogs as well. Decisions!
Three dogs is a lot to take care of. BUT, I think your seniors would LOVE to have a young playful little shepherd running around.
It does make them feel younger.. I had a 9.5 year old boxer who loved my friends puppy.. they played and even though she was really old, they played until she got tired :)..
I would say YESSS! GET A PUP :)
Like what everyone else said- make sure you spend quality time with each dog.
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ocg wrote:I really like your design, but I'm afraid you'll get rejected... I think you need to use blue and orange as the ink colors, since the rules say the shirt color doesn't count.
That's light blue, not white. So the ink is light blue and orange on really dark blue shirt. So unless they claim the blue ink is too light, it should count.
Anyway, I love it. The cuteness is giving me diabetes. ^_^
Re: Shadow Fish
I like the goldfish
Re: Head in the Clouds V2
I don't think this meets the derby criteria. Your sun is yellow, it needs to be orange.
Re: Here a sheep, there a sheep......
I like these cute little sheep, but I wish there was just one big one or something. From a distance it looks like flower power all over the shirt.
sTyLeS wrote:Although why are you showing 5 color swatches in your comp image? Are those three blues the same, and those two oranges the same?
Yes I was afraid someone would ask that...there's only 2 colors. I just grabbed a swatch of dots from the shirt and thought it looked cool there. Thanks for letting me clear that up, I shoulda put that in my first post.
I don't like the beaks, otherwise I would have voted it...
fishbiscuit5 wrote:uniique, I bought two of your shirts over at teefury today then checked out your website. You have some serious talent. Good luck with this design. I really hope it gets printed!
Wow! Would you believe I totally forgot it was going up today.. I was all zoned out watching the Doctor Who marathon. Thanks for reminding me, fishbiscuit. And thanks for the great comment and tee buy. Really zowied with all the great comments for this one on woot. Thanks! :D
Re: safety first
I don't even need to say it. We all know.
hashimotoyoshio wrote:I had a lot of fun making this. I wanted to create a little scene with a samurai and dragon in the dark with a small glow. It's all halftone shading. I think it turned out really well. Tell me what you think, what you like and don't like.
I think the important part is you had fun making it.
Re: The Demon Within
I can say, while i really did like the red one you submitted for the mid-century modern art derby, i like the purple one more! (maybe something to do with purple being my favorite color?)
Re: Instant Noodle Guardian
I really love the idea of this design! however for some reason the anatomy of the claw clutching the noodle cup bothers me...
uniique wrote:Excellent character work and nicely roughed. Kingly cartoon expression :D GMV!
Thanks man! You did some killer work this week. Congrats on the TeeFury success and interview.
Re: The Artist's Dilemma
I really like your style on this one. I admit, I don't exactly understand the concept but I like it. It's very retro and cool looking. Tight work man.
Re: Time and Space
haha cool design man. I think your half-tone clock could be a little more obvious though as it could be easily missed. Any way, good work dude.
Re: Custom Devil
Nice filigree strokes and face work!
fungusamongus wrote:So I made a number of "logistical" errors in my original submission, but it's a new year now so here's a cleaned up and proper version. Hope you enjoy!
Not another mountain submission! A couple of things, I hate you because you also did a mountain submission and yours is way cuter. I love the way you present your piece. I do agree though that your sun needs to be a little more yellow, but hey, see how this one goes as is you know?
Any way, great work, good art.
Re: 100 pt Buck
Mezmorizing colors and angles +1!
kylemittskus wrote:I don't even need to say it. We all know.
HAHA! Nice dude.
Re: Light On II
I'm glad you fixed the texture issue. This is a killer design. Your detail is really tight. Awesome dude. I'm totally buying one if it wins.
Re: BluBot
Excellent contrast, vibrant colors and adorable character +1!
Re: The Fourth Horseman
Once again, your art is killer. Love this submission. Great work dude.
I like what you did with the halftoned clock arms. I haven't seen that in a drwho design before. Nice!
awesome character, love it! +1
Thanks, guys. I'm just trying out t-design for the first time - I know I'm not exactly a contender yet!
The "spray" behind the clock-arms was supposed to be a star-field (time and space together) but I never did get it to work. It was originally going to be a bunch of stars and clocks behind the police box, but I couldn't come up with anything that worked, so I went with the star-field and clock-arms.
It still doesn't work, but I did what I could.
And uniique, unless I'm mistaken I believe I just bought one of your t-shirts today! (The subject matter is related...)
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Well well, look at you about to enter the fog of war. Great work Todd, I really hope this one goes to print.
humbert wrote:Thanks, guys. I'm just trying out t-design for the first time - I know I'm not exactly a contender yet!
It looks good (may want to use a darker field for generating your halftones), but from what I've seen, Dr Who Tardis shirts almost always wind up rejected. We'll see, though.
mindslashed wrote:I grew up in Colorado, right near Denver. I saw this and immediately knew it was the Rockies. Good job! I love it.
Thank you. I really love the Colorado Rockies, though I've only been there twice.
I kept thinking, "purple, purple, what's purple" because I love the color, and when I thought of the song, I had to do it.
theinfinityloop wrote:[edited]
I ended up doing a very similar design! I was going to see if you minded if I submitted it, but I think I'll just save it for another contest.
Sorry for the delay. As we've seen many times over the months, people do come up with similar ideas for the same derby. I appreciate your asking, but if you were really working on it before you saw this -- and I trust you *g* -- then it's your call whether you want to submit it.
You could also save it for a rainy day where it might fit another theme. That's certainly worked for me.
Either way, good luck --- to us both!
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Cool work. Tight line work on the head of the parrot.
TARDIS! eep!
Wonderfully drawn. and I do get the whole time/space thing in the background although I wish it showed up more. Hope it doesnt get rejected.
Re: Zombie Unicorn
Awesome artwork dude! I don't know if that's yellow or white though. That being said, I think this is a bad-ass design and I would rock this shirt any day of the week.
I loved the thumbnail, but the bottom ruins it for me.
I like both of your entries a lot. How does on person do 2 opposite styles so well? Nice job.
DJTweekNYC wrote:Well well, look at you about to enter the fog of war. Great work Todd, I really hope this one goes to print.
Thanks, man Fingers crossed :p This is the closest I've ever come to the F O G
Delightful style +1!
Re: Dragons Blow
Highly stylish, Boots! The mirroring makes this all the more awesome.
Re: Ancient Chinese Fistbump
Ancient Chinese Fistbump, huh?
My shirtmaker. Some hot-shot.
Re: Jack in the Green (on creme)
Ah! I like this one. Nice colors together with the tee. Has a more whimsical feel on the lighter color.
Re: Taking Flight
Still trying to make my art better, so any comments and suggestions are greatly appreciated! :D
Nicely iconic
Re: Early Light
Go Andy!! All these months of doing a design daily have paid off. GMV and hoping for a print!
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I'm in the middle of painting my ROTJ jetpack, and just on a whim, I picked up a can of Rustoleum Anodized Bronze. Sort of a warm gray. Just a touch of brown in it. Then I found myself coming back to it over and over for misting "grunge" over lighter colors like the white bars on the pack, and the yellow. It's more subtle and "charred" looking than misting with black, gray or brown. This color is turning out to be indispensible! Anyone else using this? Recommended!
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I never run across deals,but had to jump on this.
I stopped in my local watering hole and the owner pulls me out back with a case in hand.He says a friend has this gun and wants to see if I can fix it.He pulls out an old Para frame kit with no name slide and a Shuemann hybrid barrel.For those that don't know the hybrid barrel requires a slot to be milled in the top of the slide because the barrel has a rib down the top with ports to act as a compensator.Well,the front of the rib needs a dovetail milled into it for a front sight,and the sight was loose.It would slide to the left and when the slide returned to battery it would hit the sight and jamb.It happened enough the base of the sight dovetail acted like a chisel and cracked the base of the barrel's dovetail.
We get the owner on the phone and I tell him I can try to rig it for now but the barrel is toast,being stainless and the location it can't be welded,and a new barrel is $300 plus dollars and by the time it's fit and a new sight installed he's looking at $600.He says holy crap,I only gave 4 for it about 20 years ago and says it isn't worth it.No crap,his next statement is "do you know where I can have it melted down".I asked him why,there's no need to destroy it because the gun was well built and there's plenty of good parts to salvage if it isn't going to be fixed.He says give me $100 and it's yours.
Like I said,I never come across real good deals,but I almost feel like I robbed the guy.My friend that owns the bar about freaked,he's been looking for a 1911 and was bummed I got this so cheap.I did tell him I saved him from headaches because the fix was the cost of an entry 1911 and this gun is not suited for carry at all,it will litterally blind you if you shoot it at night.If I don't flip it,I think I'll just clean up the edge of the dovetail and mount a red dot on it,cheap and easy fix.


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Iran and the "Uranium Jerk"
posted at 3:05 pm on February 14, 2010 by J.E. Dyer
Has Iran already started diversion of uranium into a covert processing network? Do we know enough, based on what the IAEA currently has access to, to say the answer is no? Do we know enough to say, on the other hand, that the answer is probably yes?
You decide.
Most Americans are unaware of the arcane fact that Iran's uranium enrichment operations were focused, until sometime in 2008, on a stash of yellowcake obtained from South Africa in the 1970s, when the Shah was still in power. Even fewer are aware that the UN's accountability on the amount of low-enriched uranium (LEU) Iran has on-hand depends on knowing how much raw material there was to start with. When the IAEA certifies that it has detected no diversion of enriched uranium away from Iran's supervised facilities, it can only do that in the context of what it knew about to begin with.
Still fewer Americans know that in 2008, Iran rapidly accelerated her use of indigenously mined uranium, to the point that by December of that year, everything being enriched in the centrifuges at the Natanz enrichment plant south of Tehran was reportedly mined in Iran. And equally few Americans know that IAEA doesn't inspect Iran's uranium mines or the refining and milling facilities. Due to a set of factors relating to the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty's "Additional Protocol," IAEA inspects only Iranian activities closer in the pipeline to actual weaponization.
There are probably rocket scientists among Hot Air's distinguished readership, but it doesn't take one to immediately recognize what's wrong with this picture. If IAEA doesn't know how much uranium Iran has mined and produced yellowcake from, its only reliable accountability is on whatever amounts it sees Iran process, at the production facilities at Esfahan (where uranium is converted to uranium hexafluoride, or UF6) and at Natanz, where it is enriched. If Iran can arrange to convert and enrich her own yellowcake elsewhere, IAEA will have no way to detect the "diversion" through tabular accounting alone. The diversion will start before the material even gets to its first stop at Esfahan.
The possibility of Iran developing a covert uranium processing network has always been understood. Intelligence efforts to unearth such an enterprise would focus on intention and capability: that is, does Iran have a demonstrated penchant for being secretive and deceptive about her nuclear program? And do we see evidence of the capabilities she would require to set up a covert network, such as unaccountable sources of uranium, and facilities that might contain the requisite processing equipment, but remain uninspected?
The answer to both questions is, of course, yes. Iran has repeatedly been secretive and deceptive about her nuclear program, the revelation of the Fordo/Qom site in September being only the latest example. As for capability, Iran can now mine and refine her own uranium, a process not subject to inspection for accountability's sake. And there remains a list of suspect sites where processing might occur, most of them uninspected and none visited at all since before 2006. Two of those sites are the massive underground complexes near Esfahan and Natanz, which we know about by remote-sensor detection of tunneling and excavation. The Esfahan tunnels were last visited by IAEA in late 2004, when the excavation effort there was only a few months old. Natanz's tunnel complex has never been visited.
Now, however, we have a new data point that ought to trigger questions about what Iran is doing with uranium, from when it's mined to its storage as LEU. The reason I am annoying you with all these technical factoids is that, in spite of their existence and compelling import, some civilian think-tank analysts – and the Washington Post – have decided to interpret this new data point in a way that suggests we have the breathing room to not do anything about Iran's nuclear program just yet.
I'm referring to the study of Iran's LEU output by the Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS), reported by WaPo and cited by Ed Morrissey on Friday. Briefly, the study observes that Iran's LEU output from Natanz declined dramatically in late 2008 and early 2009, and then ramped up again, but has not resumed the high-water mark of output seen in August 2008. (My lengthier analysis of all this, which includes documentation links for all the assertions in this post, is here.) Thousands of centrifuges installed at Natanz are idle – but the ones in operation are producing LEU more efficiently than before.
WaPo reports this under the headline "Technical setbacks cause Iran to falter in push to enrich uranium." But reading the ISIS study itself, you realize that it's on circumstantial analysis, not documented, empirical observation, that the analysts base their decision to favor "technical difficulties" as an explanation for the drop in LEU output.
That matters as we consider the key point that a precipitous drop in LEU output, followed by a resumption of output at a sustained lower level, is the kind of disjunctive "jerk" we would look for to figure out if uranium diversion is going on. It ought to be of grave concern to us in light of everything else we know. It's a circumstantial concern, yes. But the explanation favored by the ISIS analysts is equally circumstantial. And even though ISIS, to its credit, considers other possibilities, WaPo helpfully reports the "technical difficulties" explanation as if it's the only one. The implication is unmistakable: yes, Iran's nukes are a problem, but given their technical woes, we've probably got some time to deal with it.
I don't think – although I know some of you will – that either ISIS or WaPo is deliberately obscuring the obvious possibility: that the LEU output drop reflects the point at which uranium diversion started in earnest. What I do think is that their posture is dangerously complacent. For one thing, it's patronizing in the extreme to simply assume the Iranians can't handle their equipment, and are incapable of doing what would be required to set up a covert network mirroring their declared, inspected facilities. Another major source of unjustified complacency is blinkered reliance on the IAEA process and its reporting.
The salient truth about IAEA is that it can't tell us if Iran is bringing a covert network online. The fact that it hasn't detected one in the course of its official activities is meaningless. Just how meaningless it is has been brought home by the results of the ISIS study, viewed in conjunction with the increase in Iran's indigenous uranium production. An inspection process that can't explain the "uranium jerk" of late 2008-early 2009 is not a process we should be tying our triggers for action to. In military parlance, the IAEA inspection process has clearly been overtaken by events – is now OBE – and that's what the WaPo headline should have been. The fact that the headline carried exactly the opposite implication – that we should be less worried, not more – amounts to failure on a level that approaches the civilizational and systemic.


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OK, I can't find a definitave answer on this...
What color is the ESB flight suit? I've seen fan-mades that are light grey, light blue, dark blue, dark grey, etc. But what color was the screen used jumpsuit. I believe its smokey grey. Lighter than charcoal, but darker than the ROTJ pale grey.
I have combed countless screen shots, captured stills from the DVD, looked through the production stills, etc. In the screen captures, the colsest thing to "normal" lighting, is in the Bespin hallway during and after the Vader chat. The white hallway posed shot clearly looks medium grey. (I know the prepro suit was slate blue-grey)
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My ADD leaves my open to get depressed over stuff fairly easy. Stupid stuff.
After the fact I can realize just how stupid it is but during really sucks.
I try to treat these lil sadness spikes like panic attacks. Identifying that it's just my head being a tad off can often counter it.
Anyone else have bouts with depression? How do you cope?


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Found this related to F-40 repair:
http://www.compositescentral.net/showthread.php?t=6026I have an F40 in our shop for work. One issue on the car is the forward under tray has a small piece of material missing. It is a carbon kevlar weave that I haven't seen before. Sorry I can't post attachments but I do have pics available. I am looking for a small piece of cloth to repair the panel. As you are aware the customer wants it perfect.....
One of the guys responded with this:
If I remember correctly, that is a harness weave. Back in the day, Ferrari was using some "non-standard" weaves.
Sounds really, really expensive to find and repair the composite materials.
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OP beautful cars you have!
All this talk about vids. I don't have a GoPro or even know how to host a video. Someone else would have to film it from a follow car and post it up. Either way, I'm not putting anything on the car right anyway.
Hey OP, you mentioned what a blast it is to drive the F40 on Rocky Mountain roads. Have you ever driven CO-113 from Carbondale to Hotchkiss? That road absolutely blew me away - great views, perfect pavement, banked curves, little traffic, and almost no cross-roads.
more interior picture pretty please
See my questions above about body repair/replacement. Very interested in how you deal with the unique Kevlar-Carbon body peices in terms of maintenance and accident or damage repair. You mentioned before about the paint quality being iffy, so I'm wondering if the body itself is partly to blame. Maybe they didn't prep the surface correctly? Or maybe, in an effort to keep weight down, used the bare minimum amount of paint/primer.
An F40 with a bagle is a win for sure.
I saw that in his list of cars a few days ago and was but assmuded it was just a joke. Good to see it isn't. One of my all time favorites!


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Hello everyone, new here as well as a new to handguns. Took the leap 2 weeks ago and purchased a XDm 9mm and am hooked bad. Just love it (the gun) and shooting at the gun club I joined here. Use to shoot trap (alot) prior to joining the Navy but didn't pick up a gun except in boot camp to qualify for the entire 20 years of service. Guess it had to do with the wife and her anti-gun in the house thinking no doubt because of the 2 curious boys I had running around but with one graduated and the other fixing to, she is ok with it now. She even took a turn at putting a couple of rounds down range and liked it. Anyway, plan on taking the CHL course with her and will likely get a carry gun. Youngest son is also wetting his teeth at becoming a handgunner also, he has a 38 revolver and will be home in a couple of weeks to shoot with me at the range, a little bonding time for the two of us. I'm retired from the Navy (20 years 3 days) but who counts. Living and working here in southeast Texas, enjoy birding and photography and golf but this new hobby has it hands down. Looking to return east when I can (to hot) here for a transplanted Canadian. Will return to the wifes hometown area in Highpoint NC but I guess that will be down the road. Sorry didn't mean to write a book here, I close now and look forward the hearing from any and all.
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