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Organisations across Asia-Pacific are struggling to articulate clear business and technology justifications for pursuing SOA-based initiatives, says Michael Barnes, Gartners vice-president of technology research services.
According to Barnes, Service-oriented Architecture (SOA) is neither a tool nor a technology, nor even a destination in itself.
Rather, it is a way of using existing techniques, tools and standards so that business processes can be not only automated, but also ultimately optimised.
In SOA, inter-operability-as opposed to software-is the fundamental design point for the system, Barnes says. Very few IT systems were designed to enable inter-operability across an enterprise. Instead, they were designed to meet the needs of a particular function, and thus have created unnatural barriers within the business.
"The key is making sure that people understand there is no silver bullet or any shortcut to SOA," Barnes says.
"Understanding the basic principles and implications of SOA is the first step. Unlike traditional object-oriented approaches, designing for SOA requires that parts of a given system be viewed as a set of relatively autonomous services, each of which is potentially managed and implemented independently, and linked together ultimately using a model-based approach via a set of standard agreements and protocols."
"As a business, if youre not identifying your core critical business processes, then you probably wont stay in business very long. But the key difference is then taking those processes and decomposing them into the components or services that comprise those processes, and then identifying the technology, the systems and the applications that support those services," Barnes says.
Flexibility and agility
He believes that the flexibility and increased business agility that SOA can bring will enable an organisation to reduce the cost of changing, extending or optimising processes, and make better use of its existing and future IT investments.
The other big benefit of SOA is productivity. For a raft of political and legacy reasons, different departments in a company often do not work together, yet their underlying services are similar or overlapping. In a financial institution, for example, different areas of the business receive customer and account inquiries.
By implementing a directory of data in which each data element is uniquely defined, but can be reused among processes and departments, an organisation only has to program all these services once. So if it starts a new business or new department with new processes, it can reuse the functionality.
Barnes thinks the fundamental success factor in going down the SOA path is effective prioritisation, and the ability to prioritise the business and technology needs of the organisation with an assumption that resources are severely constrained.
Although SOA benefits might ultimately be enterprise-wide, transitioning towards SOA should be done incrementally, starting by identifying the most appropriate business process or service needs within the organisation, he says.
"You clearly cannot SOA-enable all your IT systems-its simply not going to happen," Barnes says. "Nor should you even look to that as a goal. This means that these [SOA] projects must be driven by business process experts in conjunction with enterprise-wide architects. You will not justify an SOA initiative based purely on cost savings through technology or any other technically driven approach. You need to justify it based on some type of business process improvement."
Policies, practices Peter Bars, a partner with Deloitte, agrees that SOA is not a specific product and admits to being cynical about the IT industry when it comes to their marketing of SOA. He thinks it is a mistake for people to believe SOA requires the implementation of new technology.
"SOA is an architectural style of designing your systems. Its about policies, practices, frameworks and standards. One of the dangers is that we get too hooked up on the technology.
[But] if you do SOA right, you can improve your agility, get better quality and drive some costs out of your IT systems. I think it has potential to bring the delivery of IT closer to the business and some people have really achieved some benefits," he says.
Bars thinks that financial institutions are leading the way in SOA, followed by companies with extended supply chains and multiple business partnerships. These organisations tend to have many legacy systems, and because of the large investment in those systems, they cannot throw them out easily, he says.
Through 2005-2006, Gartner expects most SOA projects to be limited to augmenting existing middleware with web services wherever possible.
Although these projects will not meet the full definition of SOA, they will provide the foundation necessary to make the transition towards an SOA approach to system delivery and integration, the firm says.
Barnes adds that SOA-based initiatives should be viewed as an evolutionary process that requires continued leveraging of existing infrastructure, technology, and tools. "Much like how business processes span across and outside the organisation, IT systems must do the same," Barnes says. "Thats a fundamental change in how we think about, how we design and how we deliver systems."
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Students looking for a healthy snack have to look no further than the University of St. Thomas campus. On Saturdays between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. and Wednesdays between 2:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., Roy Nlemba, a farmer with Plant It Forward, sells the produce he grows in UST's urban garden at a farm stand across the street from Guinan Hall, 1303 Sul Ross.
The collaboration between Plant It Forward and UST began one year ago when siblings and UST alumni, Teresa '77 and Pat O'Donnell '76, negotiated the use of the land with UST's Environmental Science and Studies program. The program was designed to help economically disadvantaged refugees generate a living wage.
Now, one year into the collaboration, Nlemba, a refugee from the Congo who supports his family through the garden, is producing corn, beans, carrots, greens, herbs and tomatoes and is expecting a summer harvest of okra, edamame, beets and summer squash. Everything is grown locally, naturally and pesticide-free.
"For me, everything is the best because I know my vegetables I am planting," Nlemba said. "I don't have anything I would throw out; I know I am planting the best."
The growth of the urban farming movement around the country can be attributed, in part, to a rise in health consciousness. People, says Clarence Sirmons, UST's new Sustainability Coordinator, are much more conscious of what they are putting in their bodies. Sirmons believes this movement is here to stay. University sustainability programs have also provided student involvement and community education. At UST, Sister Damien Marie Savino, FSE, associate professor of Environmental Science & Studies, has utilized the garden as an educational tool and service opportunity for students in the Introduction to the Earth Environment class.
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Examining 'pellets' can tell you what a bird has been eating
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Here at the farm for the past several winters, we have had what we refer to as a "year-round resident red-tailed hawk." We haven't seen it as often this winter as in previous years, but it usually has appeared once a week. This bird also has a favorite white pine tree fairly near the outlet of our now "abandoned" beaver pond. Beneath that tree we have frequently collected "pellets" and have examined them to see what "Brother" red-tail has been eating.
Chris Martin of NH Audubon has reported that New Hampshire's portion of the 2014 National Mid-winter Bald Eagle Survey Day has again set a new state record high for the number of bald eagles seen. Faced with freezing rain and glare-iced roads over most of the state on the observation date Jan. 11, 2014 many dedicated observers rescheduled their "Survey Day" to Jan. 12, 2014 which found 76 volunteers who located 67 individual eagles, eclipsing the previous high of 61 birds, roughly a 10 percent increase. The Lakes Region observers tallied 20 eagles; the Connecticut River region found 19 eagles, and the Merrimack region was third, with 14 individuals. Martin reported this was the 34th consecutive year that NH Audubon has coordinated New Hampshire's part of the National Mid-winter Bald Eagle Survey. (Starting with the winter of 1980-81.) This year on "Survey Day," the observers found 41 adult bald eagles and 26 immatures exceeding previous records of 61 in 2009, 2010, and 2013.
Reference made in last week's column to crabapple seedling prices was unfortunately outdated. Also, three species of shrub favored by wild turkeys in winter are unavailable for sale or importation into New Hampshire. The barberry, multiflora rose, and bittersweet are considered invasive species. Phone numbers were included for several large nurseries; and information may also be obtained from the NH Forest Nursery, Boscawen.
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If its very grainy and just about completely crystalized I wouldn't bother trying to re-liquify it. Use it in any recipe you would use sugar in. Hot liquids would dissolve it best. If its fine crystals you could use it as a starter to make creamed honey....JP
Anyway, creamed honey seems to be real popular and yet doesn't appear to be that difficult to make, yet....It doesn't seem like a lot of people do it.
Taste it...if it tastes ok to you (it should I would think) warm it in a pan of water around 100F for a while to re-liquify. Honey has been found in Egyptian tombs that was still alright so I don't think a couple of years would hurt it.If that's all you use honey (a jar lasts about a week here) you wouldn't make a very good customer! :-DScott


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From December to May, humpback whales call Hawaii home. Traveling an incredible 3,000 miles of ocean in less than two-months time, these gentle giants migrate from the gulf of Alaska to Hawaii for breeding and birthing in the islands' warm and shallow waters. Their annual migration delights both visitors and residents alike during the peak of their numbers between January and early April.
The clear, shallow waters of the Auau Channel between Molokai, Maui and Lanai offer some of the best whale watching in the world. Treat yourself to scenic ocean views as expert guides take you to the best spots to observe 45-ton whales breaching, tail-slapping, or blowing spouts in the air. Note that regulations prohibit boats from approaching within 100 yards of a whale and you should never swim with or touch whales or any other marine mammals.
The best place to take a whale watching tour is from historic Lahaina Harbor across the channel on Maui. From charter boats to passenger rafts, a stroll past the whale watching kiosks lining Lahaina Harbor reveals a variety of whale watching options. Tours last roughly 2-4 hours long and some even offer early bird specials. You can also charter sightseeing boats out of Kaunakakai Harbor.
On land, keep your eyes open as you sun yourself on the beaches along Molokai's south shore from One Alii Beach to Kumimi Beach. You can also spot whales on the ferry between Kaunakakai Harbor and Lahaina Harbor in Maui during whale season. Ferry service on the Molokai Princess crosses the channel twice a day, once in the morning, once in the late afternoon. Travel time is approximately 90 minutes. For more information visit www.molokaiferry.com.


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- Many of us try to honor our veterans whenever we can.
Gov. Scott Walker (R-Wisconsin) added one more way.
The Governor visited several veteran-owned businesses across the state Tuesday for Veteran-Owned Business Day.
Tuesday afternoon he stopped at Prosthetic Orthotic Center in Wausau.
He says veteran-owned businesses are good for other veterans and the economy.
"We found statistically that veterans are about 30 percent more likely to hire fellow veterans as employees," Walker said. "So it's good all the way around."
If you are a veteran-owned business, you can register with the state at WisVets.com
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You also get listed in a state veteran-owned business directory.
"We're branding it, letting the public know that businesses that are owned by veterans, letting them know whether it's in a sign in their window or whether it's on the website, or other ways that we can draw attention," Walker said.
About 390,000 veterans live in Wisconsin, and about 11 percent of the state's businesses are veteran-owned.
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- Budget talks between Wisconsin state Assembly and Senate Republicans have broken down.
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- Drugs led to four arrests and one death in north-central Wisconsin on Monday.
The Marathon County Sheriff's Office reports a 37-year-old Shawano man died after apparently overdosing on methamphetamine.
Witnesses say 37-year-old Lucas Groshek and his wife, Carolyn, were shaking and convulsing in a car in the eastern Marathon County town of Norrie. Mr. Groshek died before getting to the hospital. Mrs. Groshek, 33, is in stable condition as of Tuesday afternoon.
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- We won't see a vote on the new GOP healthcare bill until after July 4.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) postponed the senate vote Tuesday afternoon.
Several Republican senators, including Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin), have said they're not ready to
Gov. Scott Walker (R-Wisconsin) says he supports Johnson on this.
"We've given Senator Johnson some suggestions," Walker said. "I think he wants to vote for it, he made the promise when he ran in '10 and then last year in 2016 that he would vote to repeal it, he wants to do that, he just wants to make sure that the repeal ultimately ends up serving the people of Wisconsin well."
Both Democratic and Republican senators say they have issues with the bill.
Some Republicans say the bill doesn't get rid of enough of the Affordable Care Act.
Democrats worry about Medicaid cuts.
Walker says he wants Wisconsin to continue to do what it does well in healthcare.
"What I've asked Senator Johnson is help us do the things we've been successful at," Walker said. "We're a top ten state when it comes to access for healthcare for citizens, we're a top ten state with the quality of our healthcare systems. We want to maintain that going forward."
On Monday, the Congressional Budget Office said the new bill would cause 22 million Americans to be uninsured.
Johnson put out a statement Tuesday saying he was glad there won't be a vote this week.
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Fifty-nine-year-old William Sheeran was last seen near a boat landing on Browndeer Avenue in the Adams County Town of Monroe.
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So what are you guys doing to keep Fett costs down, but still make a presentable version of this outfit?
Currently I'm doing the following:
Using Spray and custom paints. With the exception of POG which I lucked into at a hobby store I've just tried to go with the suggested colors out there.
I used keyboard keys to do the studs. Luckily mine were set up so that the screws from the keyboard actually screwed directly into the keys.
I'm making my own gloves. $10 vs $85 is a fine alternative for me. They won't look as great up close but will look very similar to nicer models.
Doing my own lights and using dollhair for the wookie scalps. I also made my own cape out of the half-tent.
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Private pond and lake management services such as weed control, liming, fish stocking, fish population assessments and dredging are offered by several individuals and companies in Georgia. You can often find these types of services in the phone book under "lake management services", "dredging" or "pond and lake construction".
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Returned to the Motherland for Christmas and some hunting w/ my nephew. Heres how it went:
Christmas AM- Had a hunt lined up on a pond in Howard Co where we torched the geese over Thanksgiving. Hunt cancelled when our host's wife flipped out.
Weds PM- Nephew feeling a little woozy but we couldn't resist trying the Potomac in the sleet. Put in at Rileys and ran upriver hoping to see some new birds moving in w/ the weather. Saw a few birds but nothing major. Killed 1 at which time nephew began heaving and shaking uncontrollably. Picked up early and went home.
Thurs- Nephew on deathbed. Threw a few bottled waters into his room and ran.
Fri- Nephew feeling a bit better. I'm feeling a little woozy.
Sat- Nephew feeling almost human again. I'm feeling like doo doo. Watching the hunting shows on tv.
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From Rena Kilaniotou of Belleville, New Jersey, this salad is great to serve right away or let the flavors blend overnight for added taste. Either way, these crunchy veggies with an easy homemade dressing are delicious!
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- 1 medium cucumber, peeled and chopped
- 1 large tomato, seeded and chopped
- 1 medium green pepper, chopped
- 4 green onions, chopped
- 10 pitted Greek olives
- 1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 3 tablespoons cider vinegar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon sugar
- In a serving bowl, combine the cucumber, tomato, green pepper, onions, olives and feta cheese. In a jar with a tight-fitting lid, combine the dressing ingredients; shake well. Drizzle over salad and toss to coat. Serve with a slotted spoon. Yield: 4 servings.
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Same-sex couples get marriage licenses in Santa Barbara County
Prop 8 pushed aside; Gay marriage back on the books in California
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Monday marks the first day same-sex couples can once again receive a marriage license in Santa Barbara County.
Last week the Supreme Court cleared the way by sending Prop 8, the ban on same-sex marriage in California, back to a lower courts ruling. That allows Santa Barbara and the 57 other counties in the Golden State to issue marriage licenses to gay couples.
The doors to the Santa Barbara County Clerk-Recorders office opened at 8 a.m. and as soon as they did, same-sex couples were in line to receive licenses.
"We had butterflies when we were coming in and we just couldn't believe it," said Belinda Salazar, who has been with her partner for 30 years. "Glad it's done and we have our marriage license and now it's time for a ceremony."
Salazar and partner, Carolyn Nielsen, jokingly say it's been a long engagement. But it wasn't only those who had been together decades signing on the dotted line. Laura McElhinney and Amanda Wilkinson have been together four years. For them a marriage license is exciting.
"It's unreal," McElhinney said. "I'm nervous and it hasn't quite hit me yet but it's great."
The Santa Barbara County Clerk-Recorders Office says it will be open and ready for all couples who wish to receive a license or tie the knot.


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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo - Our Wear Red Friday Hero is actually plural, heroes. I had the opportunity to meet the volunteers behind the scene who get all that food together for the Salvation Army dinners on Thanksgiving.
Fort Carson is the epicenter of the good home cooking. 28 people on post volunteer to be part of this group bringing smiles to others. This has been going on for nearly 25 years.
Private Michelle Rivera just epitomizes the feeling of helping others among this group. She told me, "I wasn't able to be home so I could at least help someone else celebrate and be happy."
Private Rivera is no stranger to helping others. At age 13, in her hometown of Fort Myers, Florida she volunteered at a soup kitchen. She said one of her fondest memories of that volunteer spirit was, "Just the little kids. I like and really enjoy little kids. Just to see them getting to eat and stuff their faces. It was cute and I really liked it."
Private Rivera is among the group of 28 volunteers who made smiles happen on thousands in the Pikes Peak Region this Thanksgiving holiday. That's why this special group of military supporting our community is our Wear Red Friday Heroes.
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UPDATE 3-23 (finished)
Well, I finally got this thing nearly complete!! Have to add a stalk & RF & a few minor rust spots, but for all intents & purposes, its finished. It isn't perfect, but I'm really jazzed about how it turned out, (never knew I had it in me!!!) I need to thank alot of people for helping me with this:
Vashdampe: thanx for the decals, they are great!!!
Secol fett: THanx for finding the borden connector and thanx for hosting my pics!!!
Braks: THanx for hooking me up with a borden connector!
Bobo: thanx for the lights
TK409: THanx for the killstripe template bud!
*Special thanx to RS for the discovery of the paints and painting techniques!!! I didn't use all the paints cause I couldn't find em all , but the ones I did get my hands on are awesome!!! Especially greatfull for the POG!!!
*Very special thanx to FP for the MSH2!!! I wouldn't upgrade this baby unless someone made a pull directly from the original ESB bucket, & even then, I might have to think about it
*Lastly, thanx to all who gave encouragement & comments & thanx to TDH. I picked up so many tips/tricks/&techniques that its impossible to thank you all personally, but I'm sincerely greatfull to TDH
Thanx everybody!!!!
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Hey everybody. I've been working on my MSH2 & thought I'd show some progress pics. It still has a loooong way to go, but I'm fairly happy w/ how its turning out so far. As usual, my pics really suck (gotta get a decent camera one of these days) Please LMK what you think, and be honest!!!! Thanx for looking,
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You'll only need leftover meat loaf and five ingredients to make these yummy sandwiches that are easy to prepare on a griddle. You can even cook the sandwiches in a panini grill or countertop indoor grill. Feel free to use leftover homemade meat loaf, purchase meat loaf from the deli or purchase cooked meat loaf in the convenience packaged food section in the meat department.
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- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 12 slices Italian bread (3/4 inch thick)
- 6 slices provolone cheese
- 1/3 cup pizza sauce
- 1/2 cup giardiniera
- 6 slices cooked meat loaf, warmed
- Butter one side of each slice of bread. Place six slices on a griddle, buttered side down. Layer with the cheese, pizza sauce, giardiniera, meat loaf and remaining bread, buttered side up. Cook over medium heat until golden brown, turning once. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Italian Meat Loaf Sandwiches in Simple & Delicious September/October 2006, p57
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"Excellent sandwiches and a great way to use up leftover meatloaf. Also, giardiniera is an Italian pickled veggie mix. It comes it a jar and you'll find it by the olives."
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"what is giardiniera?"
Reviewed Jul. 24, 2009 Edited Jul. 28, 2009
"My husband and I love meatloaf and the leftover sandwiches. I am always looking for new ideas and made this last night. It was absolutely delicious and not a crumb left on my husband's plate, which is the sign that he really liked his dinner! This is definitely a keeper! Thank you very much for the recipe!"


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Kol Nidre is a famous and much-misunderstood part of the Yom Kippur service.
- Kol Nidre (KN) means "All Vows."
- Kol Nidre is pronounced COAL nee-DRAY.
- Kol Nidre is a legal formula recited at the beginning of the evening Yom Kippur service.
- Kol Nidre is a legal formula declaring that religious vows made in the coming year are null and void.
- The purpose of Kol Nidre is to underline the seriousness of vows, and to nullify vows made out of passion or frivolity.
- Kol Nidre does not affect oaths taken in court or any other secular vows or promises made to human beings.
- Kol Nidre is written and recited or chanted in Aramaic.
- We do not know when Kol Nidre was first recited, but we know it appeared in the prayer book of Rav Amram in the mid-9th century CE.
- Today Kol Nidre sets the mood for the beginning of the Yom Kippur services, the most solemn in the Jewish Year. Its significance goes beyond any literal meaning of the prayer; rather, it puts the congregation into the mood to do the serious prayer work of the evening and the day that follows.
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Living Color: Whelan gives her kitchens subtle, sparkling color with counters made of IceStone, a terrazzo-like composite of Portland cement and glass aggregate. "It has so much variation," says Whelan, who favors the company's lighter-hued offerings. "It's also sustainable. It's locally manufactured using recycled glass." Supplied with a high-gloss finish, the material can be honed or sandblasted for a softer appearance. IceStone, icestoneusa.com
Plane Geometry: Dri-Design's metal siding panels come in painted aluminum, anodized aluminum, copper anodized, copper, and zinc, and can be installed directly over building wrap or in rainscreen applications. "They have tons of colors, and they have nice corner details," says Whelan, who used it in the project shown. And because the material comes in flat, tapered, perforated, and textured versions, "there are a lot of neat effects you can do." Dri-Design, dri-design.com
Slide Rule: Like other sliding door hardware systems, Häfele's gives designers the flexibility to fill virtually any interior opening with a movable partition. What sets the company's custom architectural sliding door system apart, Whelan says, is how it rolls: smoothly and easily. "It works well for us," Whelan says. "It operates beautifully, and it's not hard to install." Häfele America, hafele.comweaetxdyvaydzcwq
Fiber Optics: 3form's Varia Ecoresin panels "freeze" various natural and manufactured materials—grasses, textiles, colorful strips of paper—in sheets of translucent resin. "These are just fun," says Whelan, who last specified the product for a custom bi-fold door. "I used the grass pattern," she says. "It lets the light through, but it provides privacy." With many options of texture, pattern, and color available, she adds, "the sky's the limit." 3form, 3-form.com
On Deck: Common in the Appalachian Region, black locust is an often-overlooked native species that is well suited for outdoor use in exposed locations (such as a deck in the firm project shown here). "It's a local hardwood that's naturally rot resistant," says Whelan, who likes black locust decking for its appearance, sustainability, and durability. "It's very dense, so it's very hard to cut, but it doesn't tend to warp a lot. It's hard to find a mill that stocks it, but they're out there." Black Locust Lumber, blacklocustlumber.com
Garden Glow: Often overlooked or handled as an afterthought, landscape lighting is actually one of the best gifts an architect can give to a building. Whelan has used Louis Poulsen's Nimbus Power LED fixture to great effect on many projects. "It's kind of a workhorse," she says. "It's nice for uplighting trees and featuring plants in a garden. You can mount it in the dirt or in pavement, and it's LED, so it's energy efficient." Louis Poulsen, louispoulsen.com
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Rain or Shine: "It rains a lot in Philadelphia," says Whelan, who has been on the hunt for fast-drying outdoor furniture. With its light metal construction and powdercoat finish, Emu Heaven Seating fits the bill. "It looks comfortable," Whelan says—especially the lounge version (an armchair, shown, and side chair are also available)—"and it's a metal weave, so it wouldn't matter if it got wet." Steelcase, steelcase.com
Full Coverage: Whelan is primed to use Max Exterior siding by German-based manufacturer FunderMax. Produced in large-format panels that give walls a sleek, monolithic look, the high-pressure laminate is topped with a color or pattern layer protected by clear polyurethane resin. "It comes in a bunch of colors, and there's a version of it that has a nice wood look," Whelan says. "It's a good value for a composite panel." FunderMax, fundermax.at
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"Hancock Inc." or "An Introduction"
posted at 9:02 pm on January 22, 2013 by Sarjex
Hey everybody!
I'm pleased to welcome everybody to what will hopefully be the first of hundreds of "Hancock Inc." comic strips.
While I've done political cartoon one offs in the past, let's face it, nobody can touch the great Michael Ramirez so I thought I would instead go to more where my passions and talents lie, namely character and narrative.
Hancock Inc follows the adventures of Jamie Hancock and her group of friends who struggle to launch a blog and business as a pushback against overwhelming statist and cultural rot. Anything can and does happen in the strip, from appearances from Obi Wan Breitbart to Republican bootcamps.
I'm also no Chris Muir, so Hancock Inc will initially run biweekly on Tuesday and Thursdays with hopefully the occasional Sunday strip. I'm a busy freelance artist (hire me!) and I simply can't do a daily strip just yet.
I'd like to thank Ed and Allah and everybody else at Hot Air for opening the Green Room up for this and I hope you all enjoy it as well.
I'd also like to give serious props and kudos to my brainstorming partner, Cranky T. Rex. He nags me, bickers with me, will spend long hours with me ragging on how stupid they made the Kobiyashi Maru in the Star Trek reboot, forces me to meet deadlines and in short, makes me a much, much better cartoonist. Thanks, buddy.
Finally, I'd like to introduce myself. I've gone by Sarjex in the Green Room before, mostly because I was afraid of my professional life intersecting too greatly with my political life. That time is past. I shouldn't be afraid to use my own name when stating things I believe in.
Hi everybody. I'm Jett Atwood and for lack of a better word, I'm a conservative. I hope you enjoy the strip.


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Thanks, but I'll pass. I've grown to like the damn ugly rectangular lights.
BTW, I have a '37 Plymouth coupe as well. I love the lines on that car and think they were the best of the series.
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39 plymouth headlights
I have a set of the aftermarket "conversion" lights. Made by Electroline Inc. All of the "interior" mounting rings, etc. are in excellent condition. THe outer trim rings are a little pitted, but could be rechromed. Will part with them CHEAP as they don't fit my 37.
I have disassembled the headlights, cleaned the reflectors and applied the silver compound to them and polished them. It really does make a difference in reflectivity, but there is still some minor pitting in the brass itself.
The lamps and sockets were obtained from Ron Frances. While they do fit the holes in the reflector, I don't yet know if the filament being 90 degrees different from the original MOPAR lamps will have an effect on the headlight pattern. If it does, it will certainly be easier to make a jig to drill three new holes rather than locate the one-year-only sockets and lamps.
I am re-wiring the headlight circuit to use relays and mitigate any voltage drop to the lamps and should have it all done by the end of the week. I'll post again if I have to drill new holes.
Always Tradeoffs
I agree that the prices do seem high, but consider the cost of a conversion which includes not only the cost of new headlight assemblies, but labor to modify the fenders and install them and the cost of repainting the fenders. If I really wanted a nice custom look, I might consider hidden lights similar to the coffin-nosed Cord. (BTW, I read that the word "coffin" was for some 300 years used to describe dessert pies before it was applied to burial caskets.)
The reason for posting here is that all of us are smarter than any one of us and there probably are other less expensive solutions. In a discussion with an AACA friend, he suggested that I use the more common 2337 bulb and socket. This would only require some minor modification of the headlight bucket.
I don't know what the real differences are between the 2331 and 2337 bulbs is other than Chrysler used the 2331's - any experts know the answer?
I ordered the bulbs, socket and Headlight Brightener from Ron Frances Wiring for a very reasonable $77 including shipping. If this works, it is probably the most cost-effective and quickest solution, The Ron Frances bulbs are conventional incandescents with 125/75 candlepower, but I can always try the halogen bulbs if I'm not satisfied with the brightness. And I can always augment the headlights with driving lights. Kanter sells some nice vintage-looking driving and spotlights.
I'll polish the '39s reflector buckets and apply the re-silvering compound mentioned above - I have a business so I can get the good stuff. They are brass and in relatively good shape, so this seems workable. I'll post back to the thread with the results (it may be several weeks).
I would make all attempts at getting rid of the square headlamps. Those prices tell me to seek an alternative. Your car does not appear to be original so I would go with traditional headlamps.
1939 Plymouth Headlights; Halogen Replacements and Missing Sockets
I recently acquired a 1939 Plymouth. These cars had headlights that were unique to that year (they are squarish) and many '39s have been modified to use conventional round headlights. There was an aftermarket conversion kit available at one time.
This car has been converted to 12V and an attempt made to upgrade the headlights to halogen lights. Essentially, a sealed-beam halogen bulb was wedged inside the original reflector. The original lens was then installed over this. The diffusion of the light from TWO lenses is so great that the car is unsafe to drive at night. Removing the original lens makes it brighter (the wiring needs some attention), but that solution visually unappealing.
I suppose I could graft on some late-model headlights (like those from a Mini Cooper), but I would like to keep the original look since it is so unique.
I have the original buckets, reflectors and lenses. The original bulb was a 2331 and took a DB-P15D30-1 socket. I am missing the DB-P15D30-1 socket
Halogen bulbs in a 2331 configuration are available from Classic and Vintage Bulbs. This Australian site carries a number of drop-in replacement halogens for older vehicles.
I have only found one place to obtain the sockets: Don's Bulbs, but he is asking $100 apiece for the sockets. Ouch! Other sources?
My reflectors are probably OK with a little polishing. I see that the well-regarded Steve's Auto Restorations offers re-silvering service; it would be at least $125 each for my reflectors. Since they are in good shape, an alternative is available from Caswell, Inc. and their SILVERSMITH or SILVERPLATER products. Anybody have some experience with these products?
Comments and advice are appreciated. For the moment, I'm adding some inexpensive driving lights to augment the existing crummy lighting. Re-wiring the headlights using relays to improve the voltage supplied to the lights will be done no matter what decision I make.
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So awesome!
jessison wrote:I think it's a good concept, but the colors remind me too much of Target. Seems like a shirt all the employees might be wearing...if they were cool of course
This was my first thought as well. I might not have been so readily reminded of Target if it was a different color.
sharkswithlasers349 wrote:I feel like this could be a really good design, but it's not developed enough at this point.
I coulda made it so much better. ;__;
sasham62 wrote:No, it's really not. Photos aren't allowed as has been mentioned many times. Also, especially with an unaltered photo, it's impossible to separate the image into (at most) six colors without the use of gradients.
And, there's precious little artistic expression involved in pasting a photograph into the Woot shirt template, especially when it's ... questionable ... as to topic.
Finally, if this were allowed, it would almost certainly cater to the masses.
I think you took that comment much more seriously than it was intended.
Re: Frontier Physics
Nicely done!
Re: Know Your Quarks
The graphic made me laugh so loud, I woke my wife up. But why light blue on light blue?
It doesn't pop.
bbbrob wrote:
"The black one represents all of the theories. Dark matter, dark energy, the graviton, string theory, etc. The things that haven't been proven; that have eluded scientists."
I know that some of us nerds need smart Ts so that we can feel superior to people who don't understand math and science. I work in IT. In college, I took upper level physics classes. You shouldn't have to explain the t-shirt to me.
bevo22 wrote:The graphic made me laugh so loud, I woke my wife up. But why light blue on light blue?
It doesn't pop.
Glad you liked it. I was going for something electric ('except that's a different subatomic particle, but still...); they started out yellow, but the blue was cooler. And my fiancee liked the light blue shirt.
Depending on how work goes today, I might resub with a light purple skin tone. Any thoughts?
Re: Conflicting Theories
love the style! it reminds me of vintage disney, mary blair and the like, which i am a huge fan. nice job! and funny idea! definitely got my vote!
Re: Static Electrikitty
Hahaha, I love this!
Duddles86 wrote:This is a stunning design but looks off topic.
If a flash light in water is physics then, doesn't woot have to accept any image with light in it (aka anything that isn't a black black t-shirt).
Thank you for the feedback! The flashlight is not the focus of my design. The effect of light rays streaming through the opening of an underwater cave, filtering down into deep, dark water is what I was interested in depicting, as a natural example of the behavior and properties of light.
This is awesome! I hope this wins. Its so simple and yet so well done and thoughtful. Beware though I must say I am a bad luck charm: nothing I ever vote for wins .
Re: The Force of Attraction
Maybe this explains why I always attract the fat chicks...
Re: Gravity
I wish it was just the rocketship w/o the person.
Hammylink wrote:I wish it was just the rocketship w/o the person.
...and yes it does look like Target paraphernalia and you might have bullseyed a lot of boobs with the small lighter circle.
The look on this cat's face makes me think of the time my brothers were getting tiny marshmallows wet and throwing them at the cat. She was none to amused to have 20+ tiny marshmallows stuck on her fur. My brothers, however, were in hysterics.
Re: Time for your PHYSICal
Einstein is about to show that he has a firm grasp on the concept of gravity. Relatively speaking of course.
Re: butterfly effect
I love pcb, always thought it looked cool.
I even have my own pcb wallet +1
ruf1o wrote:Watch A Pissed Off Cat
Thanks for a good laugh!
Re: Diving With Photons!
Strange, as I'm writing those lines, this t-shirt is in the fog of war but it also says it ranks 10th, and we can see the number of votes...
Maybe because the V1 of "A simple question of weight ratios", which was also in the fog, was removed ?
Re: Schrödinger's Cat
Schrodinger's zombie cat!!!
Re: Truth. Justice. Physics. Superstring!
I like the concept but when I first looked at the string spool I thought "toilet paper?" Maybe using a color to show the strands wound around the spool would help.
Re: Horsehead Nebula
Here's how it looks on photograph.
endangeredomega wrote:Not a fan of the 'modern' version, but I like the whimsy here. however, black on asphalt doesn't always show up well, particularly fine details. (See all the complaints regarding 'Nevermore' as an example.)
Personally, I'd wear the hell out of this on lemon.
I know black doesn't usually show up well on asphalt, but I figured it didn't work quite so hot on Nevermore because it was text. These are more big blobs of black so I would hope it would be okay.
I do love woot's lemon, but I gotta agree that brown would have been a great choice. I don't know why I didn't think of that~
Lagbert wrote:Sadly, come Monday this will probably get rejected for text on Einstein B0t5 chest.
This is adorable! And I am not a science nerd at all but I got all of them except the far right. But definitely get rid of that text...you don't need it anyway. The hair and clock hands are enough...although you could add the famous tongue-sticking-out look.
Re: a simple question of weight ratios (v2)
everyone, including myself, always says "o.m.g. i want this shirt!"
but seriously, i want this shirt.
Love the concept but the rules say "no text" so that N on Newton has to go..you don't need it anyway!
izikoo wrote:Not suite sure what the coyote is going to land on.
I was debating about taking it out, it's supposed to be a fork and a knife to use to eat the roadrunner. That would kind of suck if he landed right on them, but I wouldn't put it past him, haha.
Great shirt, the only thing that could make it better would be if it glowed in the dark.
Cute! Reminds me of the new Wii Kirby Game I just saw advertised: Kirby's Epic Yarn
I think you totally made your point and no explanation is necessary - the art totally speaks for itself!
Very thought provoking.
Re: The Solar System
Hard to believe that's only 6 colors. Very detailed.
SiraRaven wrote:This is really cute! Personally, I'd like it a bit better if it were a picture of a house rather than a door (right now, it sort of looks like an overly complicated mechanism to knock on someone's door), but I love the concept! GMV
I totally agree if you resubed with a house I think your design will have alot more votes.......great concept though +1
tjost wrote:The sun having a little fun with gravitational forces. I almost called it "You know, for kids..." but had to resist the urge
"What if you tire before its done?"
Great shirt and movie reference. +1 for both.
Resubmit... leave the word JISM out of it..
and you *might* have a chance.. at least as good of a chance as me.
i dont think so. with all the excellent and unique designs that are already in the fog, this is one for the trash bin.
as funny as that quote might have been, it doesnt translate well into a shirt worth wearing.
Re: Defying Gravity - Prehistoric
Re: Nuclear Physics
I love the whole style and concept...unlike some others, this design belongs on a shirt; it's wearable. :D great job. got my vote
eHalcyon wrote:Reminds me of Octo System, which I wish had printed.
It's similar, but holy god, let me publicly say I don't care because doodle's is sooooo good. The head and eyes on this is haunting! Love it and GMV for sure!!!
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I'm going to be bringing a car full of people down from Columbus for the game this weekend, and I've been looking around the internet trying to find some information about the best places to go for tailgating before the game and really have had no luck. So I was wondering if anyone here could help me out with some questions I have;
1. What is the best public lot? I've heard Longworth or the CG-E lot are places to be. Are any of the lots north of third street open for tailgating?
2. What time do these lots fill up? It's a 4:15 kick so we were planning on getting down to Cincy by 12-12:30. Will the public tailgate lots be too full to park in by then?
3. What kind of cost is associated with parking? Is it a per-car basis or per-head?
Any help would be greatly appreciated as I have never really brought a full car down for serious tailgating. Thanks! Who Dey!


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Cadillac CTS First Generation Forum - 2003 - 2007 Discussion, Save my day!! my car wont start in Cadillac CTS Coupe, Sport Sedan and Sport Wagon Forums; Hello guys im new to the forum but I really need help my 03 cts 3.2 L v6 had the ...
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Save my day!! my car wont start
Hello guys im new to the forum but I really need help my 03 cts 3.2 L v6 had the check engine light and the code was to replace the cramshaft position sensor it looked simple i replaced the one that was on the top right of the engine I follow the instructions disconnecting the negative cable from the battery and I was very careful to replace the sensor but after I placed the new one my car wont start at all I tried everything I even placed the old one back one to see if maybe the new one was bad but it still wont start any ideas I really need my car is the only I got if any one new how could I start it atleast to drive it to the dealer thatll be great plz any help?
Won't crank or won't start?
I would be going over the area you were working in, start looking hard for something you knocked loose, a ground or a connector. It may not even be something you removed, maybe leaned on or moved out of the way.
Re: Save my day!! my car wont start
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So you dont think is anything related to the sensor like theres no trick to instal it should I focus on something else?
It wont crank I checked the battery and it's good I took the starter motor and it was bad so I replaced but it still doesnt start and you known whats weird I noticed a starter fuse was burnt so I went to the store bought a new one and when I turn the key to start it it burnt the one!! Any ideas of whats going on?
Sounds to me like a bad ground. It's pulling to much amperage and that's what keep popping the fuse. Try a continuity test of your main grounds and go from there.
How do you think itll be best to do so?? Thanks by the way for the help!
Best way is to take a multimeter on DC volts and measure from the ground to the positive battery terminal. A good ground will measure the same as battery voltage(measure battery voltage before you start), and if it's lower than battery voltage you have high resistance in that ground.
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Re: Save my day!! my car wont start
You had a check engine code and the car started OK. You replaced a sensor and then the car fails to start. As was suggested, go over the work area and check for improperly replaced connectors and cables, dislodged components, etc.
I am at a loss as to why your starter is faulty if it was working before. How was that determined? Was the fuse blown before the starter was removed or was that noticed only after the starter was replaced? Could the fuse have been blown during the installation of the new starter? Was the starter tested at the store (do you know that it works and not the cause of the blown fuse)?
A blown fuse tells me that you have a short circuit between a positive feed and ground. A 'bad' ground does not blow a fuse but does offer a high resistance to current flow such that your device will not work properly. Since the fuse is in the 'starter' circuit that you were in when you replaced the starter, that is where you need to look.
Yes I had the check engine light on and I took it to 3 different places they all said that I needed to replace the camshaft position sensor so I did and after that my car wouldnt start and it made a ticking noise as if it didn't have power to start but it didn't crank just made a ticking sound I placed the old one thinking the new sensor was bad but same story just a ticking noise I even took the battery thinking maybe the battery had died but its fairly a new battery and they checked it and it was good I cleaned the terminals that are connected to the battery and nothing still a ticking noise my dad came over the weekend he's pretty good with cars and said that it sounded as if the starter didn't have enough power to start he took it off and we took it to auto zone and they said that it was bad so we bought a new one and as soon as we tried to start it it only tick once and after that didn't make a noise so we spent hours checking what could of been until we noticed the fuse was burnt we bought a new one and as soon as we started it it burnt the fuse we did that a couple of times he even took almost everything off from the bottom that could possibly touching a wire from the new starter and nothing it would burn the fuse again right now we got nothing I was very careful replacing that sensor which was pretty easy to replace and there was nothing around that I could of knocked off the only thing I did was unplug the sensor unscrew it place the other one I did notice one of the ends of the sensor has something that looks like a magnet idk if theres a trick to put them in or what or if theres just something else wrong
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Re: Save my day!! my car wont start
It looks like a computer problem to me. If your starter don't crank at all, you have to reset the ECM (or ECU). To do that, just follow the procedure hereafter. But before doing that and before spending money at the garage or at the dealers, the first thing to do is to connect a good AUTOMATIC battery charger to your battery and give it a slow charge (10 amps or less) for a long time (24 hours or more) EVEN IF YOUR BATTERY IS STRONG ENOUGH TO CRANK THE ENGINE, ITS VOLTAGE MAY NOT BE STRONG ENOUGH TO SUPPLY YOUR ELECTRONIC SYSTEM WITH A STRONG AND STEADY VOLTAGE. Most of the problems should be solved. If not, than go to your dealer, but make sure you have a lot of money in your pocket.
Now, if you want to reset the ECU or ECM, here is the good and safe way to do it:
First you,ve got to know that your ignition switch has 4 different positions; "A", "B", "C" and "D".
"A" = fully off (you can pull out your key), "B" = off (you can't pull out your key), "C" = ON (all the lights are ON in you dash board), "D" = cranking position.
1.- Turn the ignition switch to "A" or "B" position if "A" is not possible.
2.- Remove the fuse panel lid. (The fuse panel should be in the engine compartment, passenger side, near the radiator)
3.- Pull out the fuse labeled "ECM" or "ECU" (You may use a pair of long nose plyers or the small plastic tool that's allready in the fuse box) (The inside of the fuse panel lid shows a chart indicating where each fuse is located)
4.- Turn the ignition switch to "ON" (position "C") (be carefull not to go as far as cranck position "D").
5.- Leave it like that and wait at least 5 minutes.
6.- Turn the ignition key to "OFF" position ( it should go to "A" position)
7.- Replace the fuse carefully into its slot in the fuse panel. Press it down until it is fully inserted. Replace the fuse box cover
This should do it. Good luck to you.
AutoZone parts are complete garbage. I wouldn't be surprised at all if the new one was faulty. I would have it tested.
As suggested, look over the work area, and inspect the wires/connectors in the starting circuit. It sounds like a short if the fuse is blowing as soon as the key is turned.
No complicated procedures required to "reset" (reboot/clear all temporary memory) the ECM. Disconnect both battery terminals, touch them together. That's all.
Awesome so ill try to do that ill remove the starter first because I have it half way off test it out and then I should do all that right??
Alright guys just following up with you guys so I took the starter off and took it to auto zone and the one they sold me was bad so they replaced it thats why it kept burning the fuse but damn im so pissed I spended so much time on that car how are you suppose to know the part you just bought is bad?!?!?!?! How can they sell something thats broken?? Im furious not only for time but I didnt have car to go to work but anyways yea after I replaced it it turned on fine no problems atleast not yet but thanks guys for everything!!
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Choosing God Parents
I was just wondering if I was being outdated in having my daughter christened and choosing god parents for her?
23rd April 2012 09:46 PM #2
Hi Bridge85,
I don't think this is outdated at all! We had my son dedicated last year and the church we attend offers christenings and dedications.
It was a wonderful day when all our family and friends came together to celebrate our baby! We chose some close friends as god parents who we respect and love and will be there for our son as he grows up.
Best wishes with whatever you decide,
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I agree with Laura-Jane, dedications and choosing God parents for a child can be a wonderful thing. What is your intent in selecting God Parents for your child? Is it to select a couple to care for your child if something were to happen to you and your husband. Is it to bring honor to this other couple? Is it both or something else?
Once you determine what your reason is behind selecting God Parents then you'll know if it's the right thing for you to do or not. Just select carefully because in the truest sense of what God Parents are, they are usually the ones that parents choose to care for their child in their absence.
Anyone else have any thoughts on this?
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That background looks a lot like a photo. If you drew that, Great Job!
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There are some gradients.
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Pffft No bunnies turtles or cute star wars characters??? PASS
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I made an account just now because of this. I need this shirt.
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I know! If this shirt doesn't print, I think I'll cry!
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traderkitty wrote:Agreed! It could have been a bunny or a turtle. I for one, am rather pleased to see that Ramy is trying new things here.
new things? how about these 5 examples of the artist's "new thing"?
A penguin....sooooo original.
armandoartist wrote:go ahead reject its nothing to do with beach. i'll post again when it fits the category.
why would you even submit it, i you knew it didn't have anything to do with the topic.
"Haha Ralph, you're such a coconut...can you pass the butter please?"
My favorite shirt of yours is the guacamole shirt. This one sure is cute. Your recipes are da bomb!
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I don't care much for pina coladas but I really like this design, well done! I'd want one...or three.
Hope the coconut doesn't get cancer :p
Another tasty treat from Walmazan!
Coconut is my favorite!!!! mmmmmmmmmmmMMMMMMmmmmmm
walmazan wrote:I hope you enjoy it!
Piña colada:
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I'm glad they didn't get caught in the rain....cuz it's so bright and awesome! Love it.
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wootalator wrote:new things? how about these 5 examples of the artist's "new thing"?
A penguin....sooooo original.
Please check calibration on your sarcasm detectors. They appear to be malfunctioning.
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I need this shirt...
Looks like you've got bolt crusher bob from rock em sock em robots, rosie from the jetsons and bender from futurama in here. Not sure who the one on the left is though. I like the design a lot, retro robots will always get my vote.
Do you like Pina Coladas and Walmazan caught in the rain? ;-D
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Aww, the pineapple even has an umbrella in case they get caught in the rain.
I want this shirt on my chest and the drink in my belly. DELICIOUS as always, Walmazan!!
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Looks like I have a habit of inadvertently doing designs that have already been done. First the telltale heart, and now I just came across this one by Radscoolian. I hope you guys don't think I'm lifting your ideas!
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Ocean Mussel Goodness, iz my kitty!
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Man I really want this shirt!! Pretty cool!
OK, so there's no cute internet short hand of saying this design had me going "Noooooo!" in real life. Love the design, awesome idea!
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I don't know what you guys are talking about, the drink is the selling point of this design! Look at how tasty it looks!
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Good enough to eat! Or drink... Yum! +1
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