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What is a student loan for a graduate student?
A student loan is a low-interest loan that a student obtains while enrolled in school. Student loans must be repaid by the borrower, and the repayment period typically begins six months after the student graduates or ceases enrollment. The Department of Student Financial Assistance advises all students to borrow only what is absolutely necessary to pay college expenses.
Loan limits reflect the gross amount a student is eligible to be awarded. This gross amount is reduced by an origination fee charged by the Department of Education, resulting in the actual net amount received by the student.
Students may access the National Student Loan Database System (NSLDS) to check their total amount of loans borrowed. An FSA ID is required to access such information (this is the same FSA ID used to submit the FAFSA).
NEW! Beginning July 1, 2012 Graduate students will only be eligible to receive Unsubsidized Stafford Loans.
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"Capitalization" is the process by which interest is added to the loan balance, increasing the loan's size and cost. To reduce the cost of borrowing, consider making interest payments while in school.
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Wayne Law Featured in Princeton Review's 'Best 170 Law Schools; 2008 Edition'
DETROIT (Oct. 19, 2007) – Wayne State University Law School was recently featured as one of the nation's most outstanding law schools, according to The Princeton Review. The New York-based education services company featured the school in the just-published 2008 edition of its "Best 170 Law Schools."
According to Robert Franek, Princeton Review VP of Publishing, "We select schools for this book based on our high regard for their academic programs and offerings, institutional data we collect from the schools, and the candid opinions of students attending them who rate and report on their campus experiences at the schools. We are pleased to recommend Wayne Law to readers of our book and users of our Web site as one of the best institutions they could attend to earn a law school degree."
"Best 170 Law Schools" has two-page profiles of the schools with write-ups on their academics, student life and admissions, plus ratings for their academics, selectivity and career placement services.
The Princeton Review's 80-question survey asked 18,000 students about themselves, their career plans, and their schools' academics, student body and campus life. Some of the comments included the following:
"The professors at Wayne are the perfect balance between scholars and practicing lawyers. They help you develop the analytical/theoretical tools you need for a long legal career while also breaking it down to what you really need to know in the real world."
"The law library is well-equipped, and Wayne State is continually improving the technological resources. With [in-state] tuition costs of only $13,000 or so a year, Wayne State deserves even greater recognition as an excellent value in education."
"There is an incredible internship program at Wayne that gives students such great real-world exposure to the legal profession…I had a judicial internship at the Federal District Court this semester and am participating in the Urban Housing and Community Development Clinic next semester!"
"It is a fabulous location for a law school in general because it is so close to the courts and major MI law firms, as well as very close to Canada. That location alone opens up many opportunities that other MI law schools just cannot compete with."
"if you want to be a lawyer or a judge in Michigan, Wayne is a great place to be. Half of the judges and 75 percent of the lawyers practicing in southeast Michigan are Wayne graduates. The alumni are very active and willing to help other graduates."
The Princeton Review does not rank the schools in the book on a single hierarchical list from 1 to 170, or name one law school best overall. Instead, the book has 11 ranking lists of the top 10 law schools in various categories. Conducted during the 2006-07, 2005-06, and 2004-05 academic years, the student surveys were primarily completed online. The lists are posted at www.PrincetonReview.com.
Wayne State University Law School has served Michigan and beyond since its inception as Detroit City Law School in 1927. Located in Detroit's re-energized historic cultural center, the Law School remains committed to student success and features modern lecture and court facilities, multi-media classrooms, a 250-seat auditorium, and the Arthur Neef Law Library, which houses one of the nation's 30 largest legal collections. Taught by an internationally recognized faculty, Wayne State Law School students experience a high-quality legal education via a growing array of hands-on curricular offerings, five live-client clinics, and access to well over 100 internships with local and non-profit entities each year. Its 11,000 living alumni, who work in every state of the nation and more than a dozen foreign countries, include leading members of the local, national and international legal communities. For more information, visit www.law.wayne.edu.

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Before every Arsenal fixture, we'll bring you a Scouting Report on the Gunners' next opponents.
Arsène Wenger and his players travel to Norwich City on Saturday so, to find out more, tactical expert Michael Cox and local journalist David Cuffley gave their pre-match views.
After a highly-successful 2011/12, Norwich have significantly changed their tactical approach under new boss Chris Hughton. Whereas the primary feature of Paul Lambert's management was his clever switches of formations between - and during - matches, Hughton is more consistent with his shape.
Gone are the days of Norwich moving to three at the back, or experimenting with a diamond midfield to pack the centre of the pitch. Instead they have two solid banks of four behind the ball, and the only major variation in Norwich's approach is the identity of the man used in conjunction with the main striker.
Often it's been Simeon Jackson, a pacy forward, but most Norwich fans would prefer to see Wes Hoolahan deployed as an advanced central playmaker.
It's noticeable that Norwich focus their passing down their right flank, which means Lukas Podolski might have to get through more defensive work than he's been accustomed to this season.
Robert Snodgrass, who has been Norwich's most prolific creator of chances this season, should return to the side on that flank - and Kieran Gibbs or Andre Santos must be aware that the Scot is very left-footed. Show him onto his unfavoured right side, and he's a much less dangerous player.
The chief danger will be the physicality of Norwich's striker, however. Grant Holt and Steve Morison are seldom used together, but both offer an old-fashioned British centre-forward threat, thriving on long balls and crosses.
Holt is also a clever player, peeling off intelligently to the far post when the ball is played wide, and Arsenal's centre backs must be alert to his movement. Norwich have yet to win a Premier League game this season, but they have been creating chances - it's about getting the finishes right.
Arsenal should be confident of dominating the ball in midfield, though - Norwich have the third-lowest pass completion rate in the league, behind only Reading and Stoke.
The Canaries don't offer much of a combative threat in the centre of the pitch either - they prefer to sit deep when out of possession, and have picked up just two bookings in their seven league matches so far. Arsenal will see plenty of the ball at Carrow Road - they must concentrate on using it intelligently in the final third.
Norwich played in a 4-4-1-1 against Chelsea last time out, with Wes Hoolahan playing just off Grant Holt. Hoolahan can be a threat, though he has only started twice so far this season.
It's at the back where Norwich have had real problems. They've conceded five twice, and four once already this season - and we've only had seven games.
They tightened things up a bit when they signed Sebastien Bassong from Tottenham but then he got injured and they conceded five in the next game. Norwich look to him a lot to keep things tight at the back and when he doesn't play, they've suffered a bit.
By and large the fans have been fairly patient with new manager Chris Hughton. He's a guy with a decent track record, and he's a very nice bloke as well. They are prepared to give him a chance but will grow increasingly concerned the longer it takes to get that first win.
It took them until the 14th match to get their first win when they were promoted under Nigel Worthington. From then on, they were always playing catch up.
Norwich's last away game of last season was of course against Arsenal - and it was a cracking game. They performed really well and got a 3-3 draw. It's worth remembering though, that they haven't beaten Arsenal at Carrow Road since Boxing Day 1984. I think everyone would be very pleased to take a point.
In terms of a prediction, I'll be optimistic and say Norwich will get a 2-2 draw.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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Where: Ward Building, exact location TBA, 303 E. Chicago Avenue, Chicago, IL 60611 map it
Audience: Faculty/Staff - Student
Kate Veraldi
Group: Professional Development for Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Fellows
Category: Lectures & Meetings
The workshop will focus primarily on those preparing an application for the fall NSF Graduate Research Fellowship deadline, though other grant writers are welcome.
The Graduate School offers a series of grant and fellowship proposal writing workshops in alignment with specific deadlines and led by writing experts. The goal is to help students and postdoctoral fellows produce the strongest possible writing for proposals, understand what reviewers are looking for, edit writing to be clear, concise, interesting, and persuasive and increase the likelihood of securing funding. Participants should be prepared to bring drafts of their grant proposals to each session for peer and instructor review. This is a writing workshop, and you will be expected to work on your material in these workshop sessions.
Workshops will be offered on the Evanston and Chicago campus:
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The workshop will meet on ALL of the following dates: August 6, August 20, August 27, September 3, September 10
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The world turns on symmetry — from the spin of subatomic particles to the dizzying beauty of an arabesque. But there's more to it than meets the eye. Here, Oxford mathematician Marcus du Sautoy offers a glimpse of the invisible numbers that marry all symmetrical objects.
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By Chris Harris
Some clubs prefer to rack up the air miles on long-haul summer tours but Arsenal have found exactly what they need rather closer to home.
This week, Arsène Wenger and his squad made the relatively short hop to Austria for their pre-season training camp. These are familiar surroundings for the Frenchman and his players - it's the eighth summer in succession that Arsenal have used this European base.
Two warm-up matches are planned before a rather tougher friendly against Stuttgart next Monday but, in essence, this is where the foundations are laid for the arduous campaign ahead.
"What happens is whenever we get there, we have a block of about nine days," explained assistant manager Pat Rice earlier this summer.
"Obviously that is interspersed with a few games but this is when we can get some good, hard pre-season training into the players which will help them and make sure they are in good shape for all of the season. Not just the start of the season but the whole campaign.
"Some managers think there is no problem with that [long-distance summer tours] but we are not one of the clubs who go down that route.
"Our Austria training camp has proved very successful for us for the coming seasons because we have always been in the top four and we think the preparations we get there is good for our young players."
It's all a far cry from the pre-season preparations which held sway in Rice's playing days. This particular Arsenal legend was taken on as an apprentice in December 1964 and recalls a very different summer regime.
"It is a completely different mould from when I did pre-season training," he said.
"I remember when I first started as a boy here we used to do walking. We used to out on the roads in the afternoon and we used to walk because some of the coaches there had been in the Army and that's what they used to do when they were training.
"We are a million miles away from that now. There is a lot of core-strength work which goes into the players. There is also running but nowhere near the same degree as we used to run for. And of course there is a lot of gym work and strengthening work which goes on, plus all the ball work."
After a week at their home from home, Wenger's squad will certainly be fine-tuned when the serious stuff starts in August.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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When • Monday, Dec. 10, 7 p.m.
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"Flaco," a life-size horse sculpture, was created by artist James Burnes in 2010. The Park City public artwork is made of steel and wood.
When • Today from 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Monday through Saturday, Dec. 10-15, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.
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Art show
Artists Judith Blair Peterson and Holly Gornik will hold a holiday open house.
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Where • 21st Studios and Gallery, 974 E. 2100 South, Salt Lake City
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Holiday exhibit
Utah Arts and Museums presents a holiday exhibit with a variety of mediums and styles from contemporary artists.
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Where • Rio Gallery, 300 S. 455 West, Salt Lake City
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Talking about magic
Art talk with Jason Metcalf, whose exhibition "ABRACADABRA" will be on display through Dec. 21.
When • Friday, Dec. 14, 7-8 p.m.
Where • Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, 20 S. West Temple, Salt Lake City
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More than 50 local artisans will sell their handmade creations during a holiday show, sponsored by The People's Market.
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Artwork by George Bodine and Warren Neary on display.
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OIA strongly recommends that you make your travel arrangements after you have received your visa application materials/entry documents and after your visa application has been approved by a U.S. Consular official.
Preparing to come to Jefferson
For foreign students and scholars preparing to travel to Jefferson
What do I do once I receive my entry document and pre-arrival materials?
First, review all the materials to make sure there are no misspellings or other mistakes on your documents. If everything is correct and accurate, you may use these documents to apply for a visa at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate nearest you. If corrections need to be made to your visa application materials, please contact OIA.
Since visa application procedures differ from each consular office and sometimes from day to day, you should find information about the Embassy or Consulate you will use for your visa application on the internet at http://www.usembassy.gov
Generally, however, you will be expected to present the following to the consular officer:
- The completed online visa application Form DS-160 available at the U.S. Department of State website: http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/forms/ds-160--online-nonimmigrant-visa-application.html
- Visa application fee
- Proof of paid I-901 SEVIS fee (for J-1 and F-1)
- Your entry document (I-20 for F-1 student status, DS-2019 for J-1 status, form I-797 for H-1B status), signed by you and by the designated College official/responsible officer
- A passport valid for at least six (6) months
- Proof of "non-immigrant intent"--intention to stay in the U.S. temporarily and solely for the purpose of pursuing a full course of study
- Proof of a residence outside the U.S. to which you intend to return after completing the temporary period of study, research or training
- Proof of financial ability to cover the cost of education and living expenses while at Jefferson (see above on original financial documentation)
- You also should be prepared for the consular official to review your English proficiency, unless there is a notation otherwise on your student entry document
For more information about the visa interview, read about "What Consuls Look For" from the U.S. Department of State.
In what situations might my first-time visa application be denied?
Below are examples of situations in which your visa application may be at risk. Please contact OIA if any of these cases applies to you.
- You intend to make an application in a "third" country (e.g., you are from P.R. China, but you intend to go to Canada to obtain a visa).
- This is your first application for a visa.
- You are returning home after a long stay in the U.S. (3 or more years).
- There is a serious political or economic crisis in your home country.
- You are waiting for the results of an application for permanent residency
- You are married to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
What can I do if my visa application is denied?
If your visa application is denied, before you leave the U.S. Embassy or Consulate, obtain a written explanation of the specific reason you are denied the visa and ask about re-application procedures. Also, try to obtain the full name of the officer who interviewed you, as well as her/his fax number. OIA might be able to help you if you can tell us this information.
How can I prove to the consular officer that I intend to return to my home country (non-immigrant intent)?
From "What Consuls Look For" on the U.S. Department of State web site:
"Applicants generally establish their ties abroad by presenting evidence of economic, social, and/or family ties in their homeland sufficient to induce them to leave the United States upon the completion of studies."
This could include:
- Proof that your immediate family members reside in your home country
- Proof that you own property or maintain a bank account in your home country
- Showing the high likelihood of employment in your home country in your field of study after you complete your program in the U.S. (evidence of job searches, interviews, letters of prospective employment from employers in your home country, etc.)
What do I do once my visa application has been approved?
Once you have made your travel arrangements, contact your department. Your department should then contact OIA to schedule your required orientation appointment with our office.
What are the health insurance requirements for J-1 status holders?
OIA encloses some health insurance company brochures with each DS-2019 pre-arrival packet.
As an Exchange Visitor in the United States, under a rule effective September 1, 1994, you must carry health insurance for yourself and your J-2 dependents for the full duration of your J program. Government regulations stipulate that if, after that date, you willfully fail to carry health insurance for yourself and your dependents, your J-1 sponsor must terminate your program, and report the termination to the United States Department of State (DOS).
The following requirements have been established for the type and amounts of coverage you must carry if you hold J-1 or J-2 status:
- The policy must provide "medical benefits of at least $50,000 for each accident or illness."
- If you should die in the United States, the policy must provide at least $7,500 in benefits to send your remains to your home country for burial.
- If, because of a serious illness or injury, you must be sent home on the advice of a doctor, the policy must pay up to $10,000 for the expenses of your travel.
- The policy may establish a waiting period before it covers pre-existing conditions (health problems you had before you bought the insurance), as long as the waiting period is reasonable by current standards in the insurance industry.
The policy must be backed by the full faith and credit of your home country government, or the company providing the insurance must meet minimum rating requirements established by DOS (an A. M. Best rating of "A-" or above, an Insurance Solvency International, Ltd. (ISI) rating of "A-i" or above, a Standard & Poor's Claims-paying Ability rating of "A-" or above, or a Weiss Research, Inc. rating of B+ or above).
What to expect at the Customs and Border port of entry
When you land in the United States, you must go through U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) with your valid immigration documents to gain admission. For information on what to expect, please visit the following Department of Homeland Security pages: Arrival Procedures for Students or Exchange Visitors and What to Expect at the Port of Entry.


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I tried a high temp heat gun this weekend and was amazed at the speed and ease of it. Many times faster and cleaner than my hot knife that I used last year.
do a search on youtube, I found a couple of videos for heat gun uncapping.I may have to try this next time.Bee Spencer - Uncapping Honey the easy way


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Posted by Rachel Dines on April 11, 2011
One thing that I've found in common across infrastructure and operations groups of all shapes and sizes is that they are continually searching for the ideal set of key performance indicators. A set of metrics that perfectly measures their infrastructure, demonstrates the excellence of their operations, but are still simple and cheap to collect. At least once a week I speak with a client searching for the holy grail of metrics, hopeful that I hold that coveted knowledge. They're inevitably disappointed to find out that I don't know what the best set of metrics is, and that I truly think that it doesn't exist! Sorry if I'm bursting your bubble, but there is no essential set of metrics for all infrastructure and operations organizations. What makes sense for one organization to measure may be completely useless for another organization. What may be very simple to collect at one company is nearly impossible at another.
While I don't believe in the myth of a single set of perfect metrics for all organizations, I do think it is valuable to learn from other organizations what they are measuring in order to compare them to your own metrics (and maybe steal some of theirs), which is why I am gathering a list of metrics from infrastructure and operations groups globally in order to form a database of metrics. Once we have a good number of metrics on this list, I will work to consolidate them down to the most commonly cited metrics and collect a benchmark on them. We're calling this project "Forrester's Consensus Metrics For Infrastructure & Operations" and I really hope you'll consider contributing to it because we can't do this without your input.


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The ideal Mardi Gras king and queen should embody the University's mission to educate leaders of faith and character. With the crowning of C.J. Miller and Meredith Smith as king and queen, this year is no exception. Miller and Smith will be the faces of the student body during the 64th annual Mardi Gras Gala at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 4 at River Oaks Country Club.
Miller and Smith, who will graduate this May, are honored to be crowned king and queen and look forward to thanking the University of St. Thomas in one final way before pursuing their careers and more education.
Meredith Smith, Queen and Educator
Smith, an education major with a certification in early childhood through sixth grade, is well on her way to applying all she's learned at UST to her student-teaching at Meadows Elementary School. As president emeritus for the UST chapter of the Association for Texas Professional Educators, Smith firmly believes that children need good educators to help build a foundation that will benefit their education for the rest of their lives.
A native Houstonian, Smith transferred from Texas State University in search of a more intellectually stimulating environment that could help her maximize her potential. As a student in the School of Education at UST, Smith found everything she was searching for and credits the school for preparing her to tackle student-teaching.
"I have wanted to be a teacher ever since I was five," Smith said. "The School of Education has done a phenomenal job preparing me to be a teacher. I walked into student-teaching feeling so well-rounded, and I know I will walk into a classroom feeling confident."
Smith plans to return to UST in the fall to participate in the off-campus Master of Education program.
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Miller, a political science major and general business minor, is a paragon of a leader of faith and character. He is active in several Catholic on-campus organizations, such as Campus Ministry, Knights of Columbus and Celts for Life, and holds leadership positions for several more including chairman of UST College Republicans, vice president of Pi Sigma Alpha, the Political Science Honor Society, and vice president of the Presidential Ambassadors on campus.
On top of all his extracurriculars, Miller is also a student in the Honors program, a recipient of the V. J. Guinan full tuition scholarship and works for the Thomas Aquinas Homeschool Co-Op program on campus, where he teaches American Government to high schoolers once a week. He is also headed to Louisiana State University Paul M. Hebert Law Center, in hopes of pursuing a career in energy law.
In spite of a busy day to day schedule, Miller relies on his spiritual life to get him through a hectic schedule.
"Academics have always been my priority, especially since I'm bound for Law school," Miller said. "It is kind of hard and takes a lot of prayer and a lot of foresight into what my days are actually going to entail. But as long as I have time for daily Mass and daily rosary, it gives me a peace of mind and I can balance it all."
Originally from Milton, Louisiana, Miller's recognition as Mardi Gras King hits close to home and he looks forward to feeling like he's home for an evening and celebrating Mardi Gras during the Gala.
"I've helped and volunteered for the Mardi Gras Gala in the past, last year as crew captain," Miller said. "I have the blessing of being King this year, and I'm glad that this is one last way I can give back to the University before I graduate. I thank every one of [the benefactors] who donated their time, talent and treasure to the University of St. Thomas. They've really given me my future and my education and I have nothing but the best to say about my time here at UST."
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wow, i've been on here for about a year and a half and never thought to look for a homebrew thread...
I am a homebrewer but I've only done extract batches with a preboil tea or mini mash. I love this hobby. I'll be poking in this thread.
wow, i've been on here for about a year and a half and never thought to look for a homebrew thread...
I am a homebrewer but I've only done extract batches with a preboil tea or mini mash. I love this hobby. I'll be poking in this thread.
I haven't done a full grain brew yet either.
Quote, originally posted by Matt » If you look on http://www.homebrewtalk.com in the classifieds there's a guy that goes by the name Pedalbiker that's also in PA who sels kegs.
There's also another guy in Iowa that goes by the name Insco2 that will ship me 4 balll lock corny kegs to CA for $115 so I would imagine it'd be a lot cheaper for you to get them.
Hell yeah! Thanks for the heads up!
As for getting your all grain setup off the ground, it is reletively easy. I'll snap some pictures of my setup this weekend when I brew.
Quote, originally posted by magics5rip » As for getting your all grain setup off the ground, it is reletively easy. I'll snap some pictures of my setup this weekend when I brew.
sweet. i wanna make the switch to all grain. I'm too chicken
Quote, originally posted by graffkng » sweet. i wanna make the switch to all grain. I'm too chicken
My setup is probably primitive compared to other people's! Its nothing more than a 50qt coleman cooler with a ball valve added for a mash tun. The boiling part is exactly the same as an extract brew (for the most part)
cant give the link but if you look up BIAB brew in a bag on the brewingnetwork.com forums it's a totally acceptable way for someone to try out all grain w/out buying all of the extra equipment...As long as you dont have 20lb grain bills this method supposedly works really really well!
A basic rundown is that all you need is a large kettle such as the turkey fryer kettles and a large grain bag that is big enough to fill the entire inside of the kettle. You dont need seperate containers for sparge/mash/boil its all done it one...
check it out!
hmmm. I'll have to check that out.
Quote, originally posted by Moe Sizlack » That's a dope setup.
Anybody here grow hops?
I've got some cascade to plant this season.
[IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG] [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG] I have to get a hold of some rhizomes before I do this, but a friend of mine planet 5 different varieties about 4 years ago. His cascades generate so many more hop cones over the other he planted.
There is the link for Brew in a bag...im going to try it out and i'll report back with results..
sweet i'll try it.
I'm actually (for once) going to brew a nice fall brew next weekend so I can make any final adjustments and brew a new batch for October/November. I always wait too long and this time i'll be able to tweak it a bit if needed. It's a preboil/extract batch.
What is everyone else brewing for harvest time?
I brewed an Oktoberfest extract batch in Aug. last year. I served the two cases for my bday on Oct. 22
this year, I am still mulling it over.
nice man....that sounds like a good idea...
I really really really want to do a Westvleteren12 recipe clone and age it a full year and see how close I can get it to the real deal. Im going to pick up a full rack of them in Belgium in a few weeks!
what's a full rack?
I am assuiming you are going to use it for yeast?
I have no idea but it is making me thirsty.
in Germany the beers usually come in plastic racks that you pay a deposit or as well as the bottles. I end up keeping them to re-use but I will definitely try to keep harvest some yeast from them. Its usually about 24 in a rack. 24 freaking damn near impossible to get beers!
don't expect that to be a piece of cake, even in Belgium.
I don't know if you'll be able to find something like that anywhere but the Abbey
I love a good trappist style ale, I am very very jealous.
i've never made any kind of "fruit" beer because I generally don't drink them, but I'm thinking I want to make something with pumpkin, because i've also never done that. Just not gonna make your typical "pumpkin ale"
I'll get a little creative with this one.
Anyone interested in kegging equipment, http://www.kegglebrewing.com has great prices. This is essentialy PedalBiker from http://www.homebrewtalk.com storefront.
Modified by magics5rip at 1:43 PM 7-24-2009
I've always wanted to make a pumpkin pie spiced ale...
And as far as picking up Westvleteren from the abbey all you do is call them up check on availability and make an appt. You give them your name and the car registration #. They keep track of how much one person buy's because they limit it each month/year. What the car registration has to do w/ anything is beyond me but I'm fine with it! They really have no reason to *not* sell it because it supports their way of life and any excess gets donated to charitable causes. And the Abbey is only 2 1/2 hours from my house so it really is no issue at all to make a day of it!
I need to go to Belgium.
Hey dude if you roll through here I am an excellent tour guide....I live 45 minutes from the nurburgring and would have no issue helping someone get around if they were in town visiting.
nice to see more home brewers on the tex! Ive been brewing for about a year. Just ventured into full grain, I have got to say its a little bit more labor but I think the beer is going to be alot cleaner. Ive got about 2 weeks left before I pop the first one and I cant wait.
Oh yea here is the local shop where I get my supplies http://www.homebrewmart.com/ its owned and operated by Balast Point some of Socals yummiest beer.
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Quote, originally posted by A3VRSIX » Just ventured into full grain, I have got to say its a little bit more labor but I think the beer is going to be alot cleaner. cheers
Its is a bit more labor, but you get completel control over your beer. The biggest benefit you will find is that there are a lot more variables within your control (mashing temps, water amount, infusion vs decoction, etc.) To get cleaner beers, rack more than once into carboys. [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG]
I've read a lot of people contesting the importance of secondaries. As long as you rack carefully from your primary into your bottling bucket/keg you should get perfectly clear beer. I tend to leave my beer on the trub as long as possible and let the yeasties clean up after themselves and eat all those residual *unwantables*
well we send it through about 3 mesh screens at this point in the game and it does filter alot out. but you knw how the squeamish are... people that I tell that a brew are like "oh wow can i have some?" so I share the wealth. when I hand it to them and give them the run down on how to poor it and they look at the bottom of the bottle they get this look on there face like . You know I think they are expecting me to hand them some crap like bud light.
"naw folks this is real beer! no pasturization and micro filters"
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By Rob Kelly
Olivier Giroud believes it is good for strikers to play with a degree of pressure on their shoulders as it can help improve their performances.
The France international has made a positive impression since joining the Club from Montpellier and came close to scoring in both of his appearances this season.
But despite failing to register, the 25-year-old is confident he will soon get off the mark and thrive in the Premier League.
"I think you need a little pressure," Giroud told Arsenal Player. "There can be good pressure and there can be inhibitive, bad pressure that prevents you from expressing yourself on the field.
"I am ambitious but everywhere I go I need a little adjustment time before I am completely integrated.
"That is what's happening right now at Arsenal. I'm discovering a great atmosphere and a great club so I'm very happy."
Giroud joined the Club just a few weeks before the departure of Robin van Persie, but insists he is not feeling the strain of trying to replace him.
"I'm not the kind of person to put negative pressure on my shoulders," he said. "It's true that Robin had a very, very good season last year but I'm not here to make everyone forget about him or to replace him.
"I only want to take my place, gradually make my mark and win over the hearts of the fans.
"In our way, we are two different players. He spent eight years here and had a very good season last year; I need a little adjustment time but I hope to make my mark as quickly as possible. And I hope to score a lot of goals."
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Looks easier than what I was doing...putting together 150 frames 1 by 1.
I made a jig using Scotts design a while ago and now I can make almost a billion frames at a time. Works very well. Thanks Scott.
I'd like to know where you got those frames from. Brusheys doesn't have the extra ridge in the bottom center.
Hi I want to make the jig in the picture. Small new keeper here. Can you tell me the dimensions of the frame jig in picture. Thanks BJ


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Yes this hunble mamber was riding home on his bicycle today when he was cut off by a motorist.
As the motorist stopped in front of the train station I was heading to I told him to open his eyes, look where he was going and use his indicators. He wound down the window and sais " I no understand" smiling away.


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There are multiple problems that can cause an Edelbrock 1406 to bog. Often it can be fixed by simply changing the step-up springs so that it transitions to the power mode more quickly as the vacuum drops.
The stock Edelbrock step-up spring on the 1406 will transition from cruise to power at 5" of vacuum. This may create a bog because it goes too lean when the throttle opens and the rods pop up too late. Simply switching to 6", 7" or 8" springs will make it transition to the power step on the rod sooner, which often cures the initial bog. That transition bog usually cannot be resolved by adjusting the accelerator pump, which is the first change many folks try.
I added a wideband AFR meter to my truck and it was very easy to see when the Edelbrock went lean during acceleration, and also very easy to see how it improved by changing the step-up springs. In my case a switch to 6" springs resolved the problem
I also experimented with changing the jets and rods, but this was a much more gradual change in AFR. You could see the change on the AFR meter, but it was tough to feel by seat-of-the-pants.
On multiple carb set ups, most often a progressive linkage will work better on the street than linkage set up to open everything at the same time. If the linkage isn't progressive, the driver needs to have a good feel for what the engine needs- much like using a double pumper on the street. There's nothing wrong in particular to that- but there is a learning curve involved; not a plug-and-play deal like a vacuum secondary or progressive linkage set up.
Pontiac (and possibly others) went so far as to hook the end carbs of some of their Tri Power induction systems to a vacuum motor that acted to bring the end carbs in like the secondaries of a vacuum secondary carb. Chevy used vacuum operated Holley 2-barrel end carbs on the BBC 'Vette tripower. In both cases this was to make the system more user friendly, requiring less thought on the part of the driver.
If I had a nickle for every Holley vacuum secondary carb I've seen w/a screw in the secondary throttle arm to make it into a "mechanical secondary" carb, I'd have a at least a couple bucks.
The problem w/this is there's no active accelerator pump for the added airflow, so what results is a huge bog when the secondaries are made to open before they would normally. The primary accelerator pump can be made to cover some/most of the hole in the air/fuel ratio that results when the secondaries are opened prematurely- but then the carb won't work worth a damn on the street because there will be WAY too much pump shot under anything but a WFO throttle. Ordinary around town driving will foul plugs, the off idle response will be the pits and economy will be out to lunch.
There are mods that can be made on the Q-jet to get the secondary throttle blades to open w/less primary throttle blade angle, but this will often bring in the secondaries much more often and sooner than needed on the street and drivability and economy will suffer as a result.
Holley has 1:1 primary:secondary throttle linkage that will open both the primary and secondary at the same time, but this is used on double pumper carbs. Again, not for the street.
educated foot,
My older brother had a 40 ford coupe with a merc flathead with 3-2's, and in the old days you had to know by feel and sound when and how much foot to use to open the other carbs, I modified the linkage on a few 4 barrels to be all mechanical.
Downside to the Holley system is the diaphragm is hard to replace and costs quite a bit. The diaphragm can change over time by becoming stiffer w/age and this can affect the secondary operation. Also changing the spring can be a pain unless a quick change cover is bought or made. And modifying the check valve system is a trial and retrial deal that can be time consuming.
The Q-jet is also very tunable but it's a lot less user friendly, at least until one is familiar w/the Q-jet. The air valve spring is the first thing that most guys will work with to get the secondaries dialed in. But there are other things just as important if not more so.
The secondary air valve opening is damped by a vacuum chamber. This sometimes does double duty as a choke pulloff. The vacuum reaching the diaphragm is restricted by a normally nonadjustable orifice that can be drilled out to give a quicker response. Why no one has marketed an adjustable vacuum chamber for them is beyond me.
The amount of fuel entering the secondaries of a Q-jet through the secondary pull over tubes and orifices (acts as a passive accelerator pump) before the air valve is open far enough to draw fuel up from the float bowl through the secondary discharge tubes can be altered in several ways. This can have an effect on the opening rate as well.
As for the Edelbrock Performer set up (like the 1406), the air valve opens when the amount of airflow through the secondary is greater than the closing force of the counterweighted valve. The main problem w/this is the non adjustability. That's the main reason I'd use a Thunder series carb w/adjustable secondaries.
The upside is this set up has the least moving parts.
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|A good friend I know raced his 4 spd 350 73 Camaro with 410 gears down the 1/4 race track using 600CFM AFB type Edelbrock. First he bogged off the line when he was using slicks. He would have to bring the RPM at a high level so he could leave the line without bogging. He replaced the carb with a Holley 650DP and he dropped .2 sec on the 1/4 and he came off the line really hard with no bogging and with less RPM.
Edlebrock (Carter type) carbs are more sensitive comparing to Rochester or Holley. They have a dampening effect when it comes to secondary opening.
If it open quick it gulp too much air and cause it to bog. Edlebrock Carbs are known for that.
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|Actually I guess the air valve method is easier and quicker to adjust when the secondaries open.
|Silver Surfer
|OK good point about the venturi effect, thank you. But back to the original question, does one method have pro's or con's?
|FYI: The manifold vacuum has nothing to do with the opening of the secondary air valve or vacuum secondary in a Holley carbs. What causes the secondary to open is the air traveling threw the venturi in a carb. Manifold vacuum drops down to almost zero when the throttle is at WOT. Secondary open on demand when the motor needs it.
|From a price perspective, the Carter AVS is more expensive than the Carter AFB (of which the Edelbrock Performer 1400 series is a copy of), and the AVS is the air-valve-secondary model. I'd expect they're priced that way because the AVS is of a superior design to the AFB, but honestly I've never worked with an air-valve-secondary carb. Edelbrock sells the AVS as the Thunder series.
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Carb question about secondary barrel control
Is any advantage to using a secondary that is controlled by a vacuum source vs. air valve?
As I understand it an air valve is a "flap" that is held shut by a spring and when engine vacuum is sufficient to overcome the spring, the air valve will begin to open allowing air to move into the secondaries. More vacuum, more open, more air.
Examples: Q-jet, Edlebrock Performer 1406.
A vacuum controlled carb will use a ported manifold vacuum source to actuate the secondaries. It will have a spring controlled rubber diaphragm.
Example: Holley 4160
It seems to me that the the vacuum pod will be more precise, but more prone to wearing out and failure. Thoughts?
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Arsène Wenger expects the final week of the transfer window to feature a number of loans - but not so many permanent deals.
The Arsenal manager could be in the market for a new recruit but, whatever happens before September 1, he believes that Arsenal are in a better position than they were last summer.
"You can see by my grey hair that it's the transfer window!" joked Wenger at his pre-match press conference.
"Every year, it's difficult. Last year was a bit more difficult because we lost Diaby and Wilshere [to injury] and on top of that we lost Fabregas and Nasri.
"If you lose four players of that calibre… well, you can imagine. This year, we lost a world-class player but it's one.
"I expect there will be a lot of loans [before the deadline], but very few transfers," he added. "Why? Because in Europe there is no money and in England the prices are high so you will see maybe a lot of movement but a lot of loans."
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I'm just wondering a few things about teaching abroad in general, and hopefully some kind fellow can shed some light on a few things for me.
First of all, a few things; I want to teach in the far east, i'm 23, have a degree, and I want to do a CELTA in the summer. Is having a degree and a CELTA a relatively good thing? Like, would I be looked upon favourably by prospective employers? Sorry I can't really be more specific with this one haha.
Also, will the fact that i'm young have anything to do with my applications? Do schools in the far east, and the east in general, favour older teachers because they see them as more experienced?
And one more thing, will the CELTA enable me to teach younger learners? I have no qualms with teaching adults (which is why I want the CELTA) but I suppose in the long run, I would prefer to work with younger learners/teens. Will I absolutely have to have the YL extension to the CELTA, or will having the CELTA standalone be enough?
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'"Look at all the guys leaving every year. I'm pretty sure that some guys will put that in their good side, bad side. When (you) want to sign somewhere, you look at everything. Those (things) are very important when you're a free agent."'
Archives for February 2008
Former Sabre Dumont questions Buffalo's management tactics
Burning issues
'"It could have been," he said. "But they did what they had to do and I did what I had to do. For me, I wanted to be here for the long term. I think I made that clear in a lot of ways and it didn't happen. The money was good and stuff, but I can't sign a deal like that. You see what happens in the NHL. A person (Richard Zednik) almost lost his life here a couple of weeks ago. The time table is short and you have to look out for No.1."'
Early Returns
'Two goals and an assist. Several thundering hits and perhaps most impressively, leading the charge in the defense of his teammates during a scrappy, confrontation filled 8-4 win over the Nashville Predators. appropriately enough, Sabres fans are suddenly signing a different tune.'
Sabres' Bernier, Buffalo: Love at first sight
'"Oh, my God," Bernier said Thursday. "I don't think I could explain it. I was in shock. When I was in the plane, I was nervous. It was a big trade and I knew Buffalo lost a very good player. I didn't know how the fans were going to respond to that. It made me feel so good when I saw that. It took a lot of weight away from me."'
Max, Stafford return but may not play for Sabres tonight
'"You go to war like that and play the game the way you did, it's not easy taking anybody out," Ruff said. "I don't believe it's sending the right message."'
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Friday's Montreal Coverage
Montreal (34-21-9) at Buffalo (31-24-9) (AP)
Sabres look for fourth straight win over Canadiens (Sportsticker)
Montreal Canadiens (34-21-9) at Buffalo Sabres (31-24-9) (The Sports Network)
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A match of four points against the Sabres (Le Journal de Montreal)
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'"Last night we created a lot of confusion by having a lot of our defenseman involved in the cycles, going to the net," Ruff continued. "There was probably 10 plays we snuck in [in front of the net] whether it was Toni [Lydman], Talli [Henrik Tallinder], Dmitri [Kalinin], all those guys got involved. You're going to see some breakdowns, you 're going to see the odd breakaway, you're going to see the odd-numbered stuff, but it's what we've been successful with."'
Sabres, Capitals make interesting moves this week heading into stretch drive
'"It wasn't a give-up trade," Regier said in an interview Thursday. "And that was important when we looked at it. Because we could have had what amounted to two different first-round picks (from other teams). But those were futures. If we did that we weren't going to bring a player back into our dressing room."'
Sabres' Bernier makes a big first impression
'How soon until No. 56 jerseys fill the seats of HSBC Arena?'
Sabres NCAA prospects update
'Despite having only mid-round NCAA picks, the Buffalo Sabres have a couple of players who should make a future mark in the NHL and a couple more who will make a serious run at it.'
A new era takes wing
'Bernier's first game as a Buffalo Sabre was spellbinding. The big right winger scored on his second shift. When he scored again on his fifth, the sellout crowd was ready to anoint him captain. When his on-the-tape pass to Derek Roy resulted in another goal, people were ready to clear space in the rafters next to the names of LaFontaine, Gare and Perreault.'
Bernier's OK, but how 'bout that Peters?
'Not to worry. Since then Peters has been the epitome of consistency: one goal last year, one goal this year. He's more than halfway to the coveted 10-point plateau — for his career. You half expect him to request a meeting with coach Lindy Ruff and ask if he can play on the same line with Bernier. You know, so Bernier can buy him some room and allow him to cultivate his latent skills.'
Dumont receives uncommon welcome back
'"It's not the same as the other guys," said Dumont, referring to recent hostile appearances by Daniel Briere, Chris Drury and Jay McKee. "Sometimes teams make decisions. We don't know why, but it happens."'


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Looks really good guys. I love the light airy colors, and the almost diagram like feel the drawing has.
Sorry I didn't comment sooner, and thanks so much for the support.
Re: Personal Steamputer
Your very good at drawing sir. After taking a look at your design here, I took a peek at your blog site you have linked, I'm thoroughly convinced.
I'm an illustrator first when it comes to this stuff as well. My best suggestion is to keep doing what you do and make the abilities you already have as an illustrator work for you in this medium, not the other way around.
Best of luck!
Awesome character and a gorgeous design sir.
I wanted to comment sooner sir, but it's been one of those weeks.
From what I've been told I know a lot about steampunk... and this is by far the BEST depiction of it in the contest in my opinion.
The drawing is amazing, and the details are absolutely perfect.
Thats one super wombat sir!
He reminds me of Emmet Otter.
Re: Steampunk Birdsong
I'm loving this one 100%. Beautiful bird.
Re: Steamworks Operatica V.2
How did this get de-fogged??!?!!
wootasourous wrote:How did this get de-fogged??!?!!
Just kidding. It's fogged again.
Woot pulled the first design, as it was on the 'wrong shirt colour'.
Come on peoples of the aetherwebs, let's keep pouring in the votes!
way to go!
Got my vote again!
Re: Leonarda Da Punk
1 more vote till my goal! 100. =)
Drakxxx wrote:Thats one super wombat sir!
He reminds me of Emmet Otter.
Thanks, Drakxxx. He does look similar! My fingers are crossed for you!
re: steamworks operatica v.2
Less than 4 hours...
Congratulations for making it into the fog last night!
Keep the votes pouring in!
Icemank91 wrote:1 more vote till my goal! 100. =)
Hurray! A new woot record for me! 100. =)
Thanks all, and great job everyone this derby!
elwayman02 wrote:I disagree. Voting to spite is much worse than voting on name alone, because voting out of spite is a malicious attempt to sabotage an artist's chances at printing merely because you don't like them, whereas voting on name alone is merely supporting someone who you believe is talented or perhaps have a personal connection with. In general, though, I think most people at least look at the entries they are voting on before they vote. For example, I consider myself to be a friend of sekiyoku's outside of Woot (I knew her from elsewhere before she started entering derbies), but I don't always vote for her designs, especially if I see designs I like better that she is in competition with. However, if I am generally ok with all of the designs she is competing with, I'm more likely to vote for her design than someone else's, because I like to support my friends. This applies to other artists as well, not just sekiyoku. I've worked with sailormoontsu, fablefire, and drakxxx on varying numbers of collaborations in the past, so I tend to support their entries under the same system. I omgwin! to see how that is a bad thing.
Well, it's not like this is going to pull into the fog or anything. It'll be lucky to get 19th place. But it's expressing a position, and a fact that it's not a fringe opinion.
Re: The Aviator
Good drawing, but I have to agree this is not Steampunk. Shouldn't Woot enforce the theme, or if not, what is the point of having a theme?
kaseyfleming wrote:no doubt. by far one of my favorite artist on woot. its a shame his designs fall short in the derby week after week. i have discovered myself its almost pointless to compete with the woot "stars"
Haven't you won a few of these?
lexaverial wrote:How is it homophobic in anyway? Sekiyoku is female and Ramyb is male, and they are dating. They simply ARE a delightful couple?
LOL, I'm sorry, I thought he was just resorting to childish insults.
Re: Beauty and the Beast (resub)
Thank you, everyone who voted for me! I didn't expect nearly so many votes, being a virtual unknown and all. I look forward to the next derby, and hope to do even better!
KiraNoFutago wrote:I don't know, I don't think I'd like it so much on a black shirt in comparison...
I agree. I like it ... no, LOVE IT .... as it is. I wish this was one of the top three. I would buy it .. and wear it .. often!
ChaosFox0 wrote:Thank you, everyone who voted for me! I didn't expect nearly so many votes, being a virtual unknown and all. I look forward to the next derby, and hope to do even better!
I look forward to seeing what you do next as well.
Re: Steam-powered heart
Yes, Please!!
koronae wrote:...
(Also, I've never denied Ramyb doesn't have talent. I just believe that he often fails to utilize it. Go look at the art he did before he got into the anime cutsie BS.)
Exquisite use of the double negative. I too have never denied that Ramyb "doesn't have talent"...when I begin denying, someone may strike me :-)
A good friend you are.
I threaten my friends lives if they don't vote for me. Thursday is judgment day, there's usually a couple of asses kicked by the end of the day.
2thFairy wrote:I look forward to seeing what you do next as well.
! Thank you!
rowanofrin wrote:Good drawing, but I have to agree this is not Steampunk. Shouldn't Woot enforce the theme, or if not, what is the point of having a theme?
To spite you, apparently.
eHalcyon wrote:I think it's appropriate and justified to complain about ramy and seki's designs for their off-topic-ness, persistent similarity, etc. but it is ridiculous to bash them just because they are successful. Sure, they have arguably had more success than Cho did (note: jimiyo has always been too good for Woot and has never really been successful here), but just barely. To complain about their success and not Cho's is hypocritical. Maybe people are forgetting just how successful he was because he's been gone for so long. He's very nearly swept derbies before, with multiple entries in the fog and in the top ten. Someone even left a comment in his flying penguin's thread that implies the person voted on name only. Sure, they have fans here that vote for them. So does every other regular artist here - Edgar, Loopy, tgentry, Boots, drakxxx, skirochester - they all have established fan bases. It's just ridiculous to complain that people who like their work are voting for their entries. That's the whole point of the derby.
Woot paid for my car parts >:D
maryahari wrote:Friday at noon: Derby theme is announced, Derby opens for submissions and voting
Following Wednesday at noon: submissions close
Following Thursday at noon: voting closes, winner announced
Hope that helps =)
Thanks for clearing that up, I'm sure that has been prominently displayed to me many times on Woot, hopefully I'll remember now. On another note, is there any particular reason Woot does not have a "click on user's name and see their previous entries" function? I've been wishing I could do that for some time.
HeartlineTwist wrote:Trust me, Storm, I want this to be rejected just as much as you do, but I also realize that the shirt.woot staff probably isn't around at all times. Should it have been rejected by now? In an ideal world, yes.
I can't even tell you how many times I've tattled on this entry and a number of others this Derby to no avail. I think woot staff isn't just not around at all times, I don't think they're *ever* around. Maybe Joel was the only one who could read tattles, and with him gone, Barbara is totally clueless. That could explain the bizarre "wrong color" rejections and the total lack of off topic rejections.
I've tattled on this shirt repeatedly for being off topic, and also for being too similar to a shirt that woot already printed (Against the Sky). No luck, obviously.
I'm happy to see that even though the first entry was rejected, your entry is back in the fog. This just shows how much support you have from us!
mitchellp wrote:Haven't you won a few of these?
im not sure if kris has ever won a derby, but i have never won one if thats what your asking. iv only participated in about the last 4 derbys.
jewelwing wrote:Glad I took the time to go back thru the entries again and saw this. Missed it the first time around and it's really nice.
Agree! I wish this flying ship had flied to the top!
ambergreen wrote:I can't believe I missed this one earlier! Pretty cool!
Me Too!! This shirt is extremely awesome and I would have bought it in a second. I feel guilty that I did not give it my attention earlier in the derby and I won't make that mistake again, I hope.
rglee, your work continues to impress, as always! Truly epic AND on theme in an abstract sort of way. I love it!
itoaseik wrote:Thanks for clearing that up, I'm sure that has been prominently displayed to me many times on Woot, hopefully I'll remember now. On another note, is there any particular reason Woot does not have a "click on user's name and see their previous entries" function? I've been wishing I could do that for some time.
Thursday @ noon (CST, Dallas Woot Time): Derby closes, the top 4 Contenders introduced, the next theme is announced, and people start posting ideas overnight.
Friday @ midnight (CST): 1st place revealed and put on sale.
Friday @ noon: Derby opens for submissions and voting
Saturday @ midnight (CST): 2nd place revealed and put on sale.
Sunday @ midnight (CST): 3rd place revealed and put on sale.
Following Wednesday @ noon: submissions close
Following Thursday @ noon: See above...
Yay! Congrats on getting back to the Fog You deserve it.
Re: Rustic
I didn't realize the detail that went into the elephant the first time I saw it on brown... really amazing, very realistic style. However, I think the swirly design in the background takes away from this somewhat... I wish I had something more helpful to say as to how to turn the awesome elephant into an awesome shirt. Anyway, keep up with the drawings like this.
bpr2 wrote:what woot needs to do to foil the obvious 1 woot item voters is to raise the amount of items bought needed to vote from the current number to perhaps 10-20 items in order to vote.
Just my 2¢
and to add to this.
they shouldn't show the names of the artists during the voting period, and only reveal them after the voting time has ended, or when the shirt gets printed.
The second part is brilliant. First part i could maybe sort of kind of roll with.
yakub89 wrote:I like this alot. Deservers higher rank!
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Before every Arsenal fixture, we'll bring you a Scouting Report on the Gunners' next opponents.
Former Arsenal midfielder Stewart Robson will give his pre-match view and you can get his post-match verdict in our Talking Tactics feature on Arsenal Player.
Arsène Wenger and his travel to Greece to face Olympiacos on Tuesday so, to find out more, we also asked journalist Tasos Zachariades for his thoughts and analysis.
"Olympiacos played much better at the Emirates than I expected, having watched them lose at home to Marseille. Although Arsenal won the game 2-1, the Greek side outpassed Arsenal in midfield where Pablo Orbaiz and Ariel Ibagaza were outstanding.
"They also played with great energy in forward areas with Rafik Djebour and Kevin Mirallas the main threats. However, they lack pace at the back and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain gave left back Jose Holebas a difficult first half."
"They have a reputation for being an attacking side, and essentially they are the top team in Greece. They have plenty of players who can hurt Arsenal, as we saw in the first game at the Emirates.
"Rafik Djebbour has been scoring plenty of goals along with the likes of Kevin Mirallas and Ariel Ibagaza who have looked dangerous all season. Arsène Wenger said Olympiacos should not be underestimated and I agree.
"They have plenty of international players, including players like Jean Makoun, who used to pay for Aston Villa for example.
"The manager spoke last night and said that Arsenal are a good team whoever they put out. The young players might play even better than the regular team because they have something to prove. It's not as though Olympiacos are looking forward to playing a younger team - they will not underestimate them at all.
"Olympiacos have looked a little weak in defence, but improved since. Even in the Greek Super League they have conceded goals against the other teams, sometimes twice in a game.
"You could see that they played an attacking game even in the game at Emirates Stadium. They have shown that they can attack and play attacking football, and of course they need to do that tonight. They will be trying because a draw just isn't good enough.
"Olympiacos will give their all tonight and hopefully the other results will be favourable for them.
"I do think it will be a narrow victory for Olympiacos. In front of their own fans, who are extremely passionate, I think they can get the win. But obviously it all depends on what happens in the other game tonight."


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Green Bay Swimming & Diving Teams Defeat Wright State
By: Ryan Hartwig (@RyanHartwig)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay swimming and diving teams each picked up their first dual meet wins of the season on Saturday afternoon, defeating Horizon League opponent Wright State at the Peter F. Dorschel Natatorium. The Phoenix took 15 of the meet's 16 events on the women's side en route to a convincing 177-110 victory, while the men's squad used depth in a variety of events to pull out a 158-140 win. Both teams improved to 1-2 on the young season with the victories.
"I thought we made some strides forward today in certain areas," Green Bay head coach Jim Merner said. "The men got off to a great start, dominating the 1-meter diving and then putting together a great 200 medley relay win to really give us a spark. I'm also very proud of our women's team and I'm pleased with where we are right now. We still have a long way to go on both sides, but overall we saw some good things today."
The Phoenix men set the tone from the start, taking the top three spots in the meet's opening event - the 1-meter dive. Senior Mitchell Spaeth (Fredonia, Wis.) grabbed a first-place finish with a score of 301.50, which met the qualifying standard for the NCAA Zone Diving Regionals in March. It marked the second straight meet that Spaeth posted a Zone qualifying score, as he also qualified on the 3-meter board last weekend against Cleveland State.
"Mitchell had a great day," diving coach Tom Stover said. "His consistency is there, and he got off the board with authority in the 1-meter today. I've very happy with his physical and mental approach right now."
Spaeth also won the 3-meter board on Saturday, posting a score of 287.55. Junior Steven Bothun (Kimberly, Wis.) finished second behind his teammate on both boards, earning a personal best total of 269.55 in the 3-meter competition.
The quartet of Matt Hollub (Appleton, Wis.), Jonathan Lesniak (McHenry, Ill.), Robert Miner (Madison, Wis.) and Cole Hackney (Highlands Ranch, Colo.) built off the strong start by the divers in the 200-yard medley relay, racing to a win in 1:34.91. Miner was a three-time winner on Saturday, as he also took the 100 (52.22) and 200 (1:56.40) butterfly events.
Hackney was part of a group of Phoenix men that went 1-2-3 in the 50 freestyle, finishing second (21.97) behind sophomore Ben Loeffelholz (Dubuque, Iowa) (21.91). Lesniak helped the Phoenix go 1-2 in the men's 100 breaststroke, touching in at 1:00.53 behind teammate Ryan Korslin's (Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.) winning time of 59.70.
Wright State's men had nine first-place finishes compared to Green Bay's seven, but depth prevailed as the Phoenix had 21 second and third-place finishes in the 18-point victory.
Kendra Rottier (Green Bay, Wis.), fresh off a pair of wins last weekend, won three times on Saturday for the Phoenix women, taking the 1000 and 500 freestyle races, as well as the 200 butterfly. The junior edged out Wright State's Justyna Hampel (10:26.09) in the 1000 with a season-best time of 10:24.66, and then earned a win in the 200 fly with a time of 2:11.07. Rottier capped things off with a win in the 500 free in 5:09.87.
Junior Parker Wolf (Kohler, Wis.), sophomore Dana Iverson (Kenosha, Wis.) and freshman Marlee Kiander (Tomahawk, Wis.) were each two-time individual winners for the Green Bay women, as Wolf took the 50 (24.56) and 100 (54.25) freestyle events, Iverson took the 100 (59.76) and 200 (2:11.17) backstroke races and Kiander claimed the 100 (1:07.91) and 200 (2:29.40) breaststrokes. Wolf and Kiander were also members of Green Bay's winning 200 medley relay team, while Wolf was also on the victories 400 freestyle relay squad.
Senior Megan Burley (Hazelhurst, Wis.) notched her first collegiate win on Saturday, taking the 200 IM in 2:12.12, while other individual winners included Carrie Dinelli (Northbrook, Ill.) in the 3-meter diving event (238.27), Heather Bodin (Maple Grove, Minn.) in the 100 butterfly (58.86) and Racheal Weiland (Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.) in the 200 freestyle (1:56.95).
After two straight meets at home, the Green Bay swimming and diving squads hit the road for a pair of contests in the state of South Dakota. The Phoenix teams first travel to Brookings, S.D., on Friday to take on South Dakota State at 5 p.m., and then head to Vermillion, S.D., to face South Dakota on Saturday at noon.
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Definitely the Hoppes.
Definitely not the Brut.
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Definitely the Hoppes.
Definitely not the Brut.
I don't use men's cologne. I have a heightened sense of smell and it would drive me nuts smelling myself, getting it in my clothes and my car, turning my head, etc.
(Hoppe's does beat the rest of the stuff).
I some times wonder if we really need to clean our guns or if we just like the smell of the solvents? haha
Is this what this forum is coming to? I know it's been a bit slow lately, but.............is the smell for a woman or a man? Just asking....
Dude its just a joke good greif.
Im in a wheelchair paralized from the waist down (nothing works) i havnt been lucky since 1989.
Car wreck.
Was hoping for a little laugh not to get flamed.
Oh i guess i didnt read it that way specially the "is the smell for a woman or a man"
maybe i do have a chip?
I'll put in my vote for Hoppes, with a hint of motor oil. XD
well that night is long gone, How did it work for you,, Just Kiddin


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