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Re: Recommend a Dinghy for Cruising Caribbean
A couple of things . . .
I had a RIB, it was stolen off the beach where I live and not wanting to spend a lot of money now, I bought a used air-floor soft bottom dink. Never again. There is no comparison between a soft bottom and a RIB, the RIB is a Ferrari against the Amish cart soft-bottom.
Scratch the aluminium bottom on a rock or coral and it corrodes, drag it up the beach enough times to expose the keel, it corrodes. Successfully painting the damaged ali "out there" is a nightmare. GRP is totally forgiving of damage and in the unlikely event that it does get holed, it is easy to repair.
I'll second the 2 stroke. Lighter, smaller and in my experience uses less fuel. Easier to maintain, often quieter, less costly, how many more reasons are there?
My ideal dink is a 12ft Hypalon RIB with a 3.3hp 2-stroke OB with integral fuel tank. Mercury would be my choice - the only thing I can never understand is why they put the tiller arm on the left side and the gear shift lever on the right??. This combination is what my dnk will be when we go off.
Re: Recommend a Dinghy for Cruising Caribbean
Lightning is certainly a wonderful sailing boat, but it might be too much rig for sailing single-handed when the breeze is up. I had a reefing points sewn into my Lightning mail and a storm jib, which helped. I was in my twenties when I had that boat and now, at 50, it seems like a lot of boat for one.
Re: Recommend a Dinghy for Cruising Caribbean
I've seen more aluminum bottom dinghies with the issue of the tubes coming unglued from the hull than I have with fiberglass. I believe there are some designs where the tubes are not glued/bonded to the hull so water won't get inside if they are separated. It seems that any small scratch through the paint on the aluminum hull eventually leads to oxidization causing the paint (and glue) to release. I've not seen this to be as big an issue on fiberglass. In the Caribbean most dinghies end up getting drug up on a sandy/rocky beach many times. I vote for a hull made out of unobtainum for it's light weight, strength and resistance to corrosion in the salt water environment.
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I wanted to go for a 4-stroke as well for the environment's sake but changed my mind quickly when I compared the weight of a 10HP 2-stroke and a 4-stroke in the store; since I'm alone and can easily lift up and carry the 2-stroke, even when the boat is rolling a bit, but wouldn't be able to do that with the same HP-rated 4-stroke. So I still mix oil and gasoline aboard...
If I could change dinghies I'd opt for an aluminum bottomed one, I've been in a couple and they are light and hardy, the only downside I see is that there is a lot less floor space due to the sloping sides.
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Apologies.. I fully agree with you.. if weight is the most important factor then 2 stroke over 4 stroke -easy... and there are no restrictions in the Caribbean..but the environment does need a leg up from time to time
Re: Recommend a Dinghy for Cruising Caribbean
You did not say whether you intend to have vane steering or not. It is very difficult (not impossible, I have seen two boats with it) to have both a vane and davits. If you have a vane then a RIB becomes highly problematic. Because of this we bought a Walker Bay inflatable bottom dinghy. The concept of an air floor is fine since it is light and can be partly or completely rolled up for passages - the Walker Bay has been crap and I would suggest you look at other brands. When we get back I think I will build a nesting dinghy that I can sail or row or use a little outboard for. I have no need to go really fast in a dinghy. I just want a comfortable, safe, dry ride.
Re: Recommend a Dinghy for Cruising Caribbean
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...You will also want a newer 4 stroke outboard. Think about the weight not just the size...
Considering the OP wanted "light" I wouldn't recommend a 4-stroke unless you have serious environmental concerns about 2-stroke pollution.
Re: Recommend a Dinghy for Cruising Caribbean
I,m looking into the same issue. I currently have a OMC inflatable (with an old Johnson 9hp 2cycle outboard) , very old but its not a RIB. Everyone here in Barbados (and St-Lucia and Antigua) has either an aluminum or fiberglass RIB.
You will also want a newer 4 stroke outboard. Think about the weight not just the size. Also how do intend to haul the engine and inflatable aboard. If your boat is big enough and you have davits, you can go bigger. But...single handed you will want to consider light as you will have to haul at least the engine aboard every time (and put it on the rail, etc..).
Re: Recommend a Dinghy for Cruising Caribbean
You will be using your dinghy a lot more than you expect and for a lot longer distances in rougher water than planned. The common engine size of 9.8HP (2-stroke) is sufficient for one-three people in a small dinghy. I would recommend getting a hard-bottomed dingy rather than an inflatable bottomed one, it will make life much better in the long run. Aluminum bottoms are lighter than fiberglass, but the common Caribe or AB models with fiberglass double-walled hulls are great and only a bit heavier.
I regret having gone for a soft-bottomed one this time around - particularly on long rides, i.e. from Marigot to the far end of the Simpson Bay Lagoon in St. Martin (a couple of miles in a mix of choppy lagoon waters and deep-swell ocean ones.
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Get a hypalon rib, [NO PVC NOT EVER] AB or Caribe are the favoured makes out here in the Caribbean.
An 8 ft model with an ali floor is the lightest option and plane with a 10hp.
BUT the heavier 9 ft ribs do better in a chop and a 15 or 18 will pop you up on a plane in a headwind with a load of shopping and some light fouling on the bottom.
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As I have been inspired by many of you to make my own helmet instead of buying one I thought I would start a thread and show how things are coming on. Im lucky enough to have a couple of helmets (thanks to mmgraphics and fettprop). Im starting out with a PP2 to see how I get on as I have never done anything like this before and it seems helmet is no where near as intricate as the ESB one. I'll tackle an ESB one later on down the line with the other lid.
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DETROIT (Oct. 4, 2007) – Wayne State University Law School students, alumni and guests interested in gaining additional insight into labor law are invited to attend the 15th annual Bernard Gottfried Memorial Labor Law Symposium on from 8:15 a.m. - 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2007.
Sponsored by the WSU Law School, the National Labor Relations Board, Region Seven, and the State Bar of Michigan Labor and Employment Section, the symposium will highlight workplace issues. Specific breakout sessions, led by national labor relations experts, include: "Now Who is a Supervisor? Oakwood Healthcare et al;" The NRLA and the Employee Free Choice Act: What the 21st Century Will Bring;" "Use of E-mail in the Workplace;" "Picketing and Other Secondary Boycott Activity;" and "Section 10(J) Relief and Other Remedies."
"Wayne State University Law School is proud to provide the local legal community with this extraordinary opportunity to hear well-known labor law experts," said Frank H. Wu, Wayne State University Law School Dean. "Bernard Gottfried was highly respected in this field and we are honored to be a part of his legacy."
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A follow up on the I thought I'd seen it all thread. Spoke to one of the wardens and they didn't catch the three hunters I saw but there were a few others that were caught at various locations during that week.
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Holley Annihilator Ignition System
Here is some good info on the 800-200. http://www.ifamilysoftware.com/PDF/800-200manual.pdf The only info I could find from other forums on the 800-100 was that they were not satisfied with it. Said MSD 6AL was better. Everyone were extremely satisfied with the 800-200 because of all the bells and whistles. I wonder why Holley quit making ignition boxes, MSD came along making them less expensive?
Interesting. Seems like if Im going to acquire one, I should get the -200; even if Im not going to use it all as the -100 is similar to my Fireball
Unless... I can talk him out of both. LOL
Holley Annihilator Ignition systems
Here is a comparison from Car Craft magazine. Who makes it? Holley
What's it called? HP Annihilator
Ease of Installation: The Holley box connects to any OE or aftermarket distributor including points, HEI, or magnetic pick up. It can also be used with any make of magnetic crank trigger.
Dimensions: 6.20x4.20x2.55 inches
Weight: 4.55 pounds
Maximum Operating RPM: 16,000
Claimed Voltage Output: 525
Claimed Spark Energy Output: 135 millijoules
Features: Multiple sparks with the HP Annihilator are provided up to 3,000 rpm through 22 1/2 degrees of crankshaft rotation. The HP's microprocessor is very accurate at controlling the built-in rev limiter because it's not affected by temperature or humidity. The limiter works up to 9,900 rpm in 100-rpm increments and is accurate to plus or minus 10 rpm. The HP will work with any Holley Lasershot or aftermarket coil designed for capacitive discharge. As for power requirements, the Holley will run on as little as 10 volts-the system shuts off at 7 volts. The HP easily connects to any electric tach and is compatible with any 12-, 16-, 18-, or 24-volt negative-ground system and will provide enough juice for engines making up to 700 hp.
Typical street or mail-order price range: $150-$170
Who makes it? Holley
What's it called? Strip Annihilator
Dimensions: Strip Annihilator box: 6.60x- 4.20x2.55 inches; Quickshot programmer: 4.60x2.75x0.90 inches.
Weight: Strip Annihilator: 4.55 pounds; Quickshot programmer: 3/4 pound
Maximum Operating RPM: 16,000
Claimed Voltage Output: 525
Claimed Spark Energy Output: 135 millijoules
Features: With several more features than the standard HP Annihilator unit, the Strip Annihilator is a serious race box, compatible with any brand and type of distributor-be it points, an HEI, or a magnetic pickup. This box has three rev limiters that can be random or sequential; each is adjustable in 100-rpm increments to any rpm. One is always active, while two are actuated by external switches such as a Line-Loc solenoid, trans brake, or delay box. Unlike the other boxes shown here, Holley's Quickshot programmer allows all the settings of the system to be adjusted through a handheld detachable unit. The two-digit LED readout, soft-touch keypad, and 5-foot cable make it easy to read while sitting in the car. Once programmed, the programmer can be removed and stored or left connected for its built-in digital tach. As with the HP, the Strip will run on as little as 10 volts, but shuts off at 7 volts.
Typical street or mail-order price range: $290-$310
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I ran into an old friend who used to work for a local speed shop who went out of business. He picked up a few odds and ends; including 1 each of the P/N 800-100 and 800-200. Hes not sure if he wants to get rid of them, but he owes me a few favors. I'm not real familiar with them; I knew one guy who had the Pro setup (maybe the -400?) and it seemed to do everything but give him a 'happy ending'. I don't 'need' either of these setups, I've had the same Crane Fireball ignition in several cars since ~1998 (I think). I was never really thrilled with the MSD stuff all my friends had; several problems, terrible customer service, etc.
Can someone give me a breakdown on these 2 units (the 800-100 and 800-200) and are there any pitfalls (like 'you MUST use 'X' coil' or 'don't buy the kit unless it includes [insert unobtanium part here]).
Lastly are there any known issues or spare parts I may want to be aware of?
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4-H Professional Development: Greening Camden's Classrooms
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Join us Saturday May 4, 2013 for a full day of experiential, hands-on lessons in environmental education. Participants will be equipped with lessons and resources, will have the opportunity to apply for a $500 mini-grant to implement an environmental education project in their classroom and receive 5 professional development hours.
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Dale W. Jorgenson is the Samuel W. Morris University Professor. He served as Chairman of the Department of Economics from 1994 to 1997. He is a member of the American Philosophical Society, the National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He was President of the American Economic Association in 2000, President of the Econometric Society in 1987, and recipient of the John Bates Clark Medal of the American Economic Association in 1971. Jorgenson is the author of more than 246 articles and the author and editor of 32 books. His most recent book is Information Technology and the American Growth Resurgence. His collected papers have been published in 10 volumes by The MIT Press (1995 to 2001). He received his PhD degree in economics from Harvard in 1959 and his BA in economics from Reed College in Portland, Oregon, in 1955.
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Sorry folks, I just need to get this off my chest.
Tomorrow, friday the eighth, I am making a trip to honor the memory of a very dear and loved friend.
Carita passed away nearly a year ago, and tomorrow would be her 38th birthday. She committed a suicide due to a very long time spent on depression. I did what I could to help her, no-one can tell otherwise, but it was not enough, it seems.
I have not visited her grave since I carried her there, so tomorrow will be some day.. This night is proving to be as bad as the day tomorrow, of not more so. I cannot sleep, or even begin to think of sleeping.
A friend is good enough to take me to the grave, as long as I pay for the gas. I said to her that I cannot sleep, and she replied, 'just try to get some rest'.. Sheesh, what I really needed was a planket and a sofa and a friend, not some ill-advice... Well, maybe I am making this sound worse than it is, but it still hurts. Even after all this time..
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ITHACA, N.Y. – The No. 8 Cornell men's lacrosse team rebounded from a slow start to defeat Binghamton, 19-4, this evening at Schoellkopf Field in Ithaca, N.Y. After leading by just one-goal at the end of the first stanza, the Big Red rattled off four straight goals en route to outscoring the Bearcats, 16-2, over the final three quarters.
Cornell (4-0) was led by Rob Pannell's game-high six points on three goals and three assists, while Ryan Hurley tallied four goals. Sophomore midfielder Chris Langton had a breakout game with three goals and one assist, while classmates Roy Lang and Scott Austin registered two goals apiece. Chris Ritchie and Steve Mock both tallied one goal and one assist apiece. In total, 12 different Big Red players found their way into the point column with David Lau, John Thomson and Max Van Bourgondien all scoring one goal, while Mitch McMichael added one assist.
All three Cornell goalies saw action with AJ Fiore registering five saves and allowing three goals to pick up the victory. Mat Martinez made three saves and allowed one goal in 21:40, while Brian O'Donnell was called on to make one save in the final 4:32 of the game.
Aside from the stellar play of the goalies, the Big Red received outstanding play from its defensive unit, which combined for nine caused turnovers, four of which came from Jason Noble, who also picked up a team-high seven groundballs.
Binghamton (1-4) got two goals from Frank Donlon with one goal coming from Matt Springer and Andy Cook. Tyler Perrelle and Steve Carlson each registered one assist. In goal, Dan Solazzo made 12 saves and allowed 17 goals in 51:16 before Kraig Heston stopped two shots and allowed two goals in the final 8:44.
The Big Red dominated in shots (51-29) and ground balls (46-24), and held the slim edge in face-offs, winning 13-of-25. Neither team cleared the ball particularly well, with Cornell going 19-of-25, while Binghamton cleared 15-of-19.
Cornell registered one man-up goal on two attempts, while holding the Bearcats to a 1-of-4 performance.
Hurley got the Big Red on the board first; scoring at the 13:39 mark with a fluky goal, as he initially lost the ball, but in the ensuing scrum managed to bat it into the net to give Cornell the 1-0 lead.
Neither team managed much offense for the next eight minutes before Donlon knotted the game at 1-1. The Big Red responded with two straight goals by Langton and Lang, but the Bearcats made it a one-goal game when Springer scored with just two seconds remaining in the period.
Cornell came out on fire in the second quarter, scoring the first four goals before Donlan registered his final tally of the day to make it a 7-3 game with 3:04 remaining before the intermission.
Back-to-back goals by Pannell, one on each side of halftime, started a string of six unanswered tallies by the Big Red, which went up by double-digits, 13-3, at the 9:17 mark of the third quarter.
Just under two minutes later, Cook registered the final goal for the Bearcats, but from there, both sides subbed liberally and Cornell ended the game with another 6-0 run to account for the 19-4 final.
The Big Red is back in action this weekend as it welcomes No. 1 Virginia to Schoellkopf Field on Saturday, March 13, at noon.


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Bountys Hunted as 'Dead End" Batman.
We had to build a tent out of white sheets to shoot 3PO with Brak's peeking his camera in to shoot so we would have no funny reflections. It was awesome to finally see this suit in person. He's got the voice down as well. Amazing
Beautiful pics, absolutely stunning! Everybody looks awesome! Rex's Batman rocks!:thumbup
ohh!! look at the tiny bats on the suit!
Here is Galactic Bounty Hunter's AWESOME Jango Fett!
Wow, the Batman is fantastic! The Aliens rifle looks really good close up too. Chris, that C-3PO is just amazing, and Mirax I can just barely see the reflection of your fingers holding the sheets together. Psych, just kidding :lol Art, you're a slavedriver! :lol
wow. those are just as amazing as the others. Thanks for the lighting info. I was wondering what light equipment you are using as well as where you had them set. Good lights that are easily portable and are digital compatible are something I'm kinda looking into.
great idea on the tent for 3-po. That's pretty much how jewelry and small reflective stuff is photographed. Doing it on a large scale was just brilliant!
Here is Eric's Hellboy costume. And I am spent.... Night...
Fantastic pics! Really awesome looking costumes.
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Thats me as Marv Below
Hmm Hellboy is freakin awesome, and Super Girl can save me any time.
Awesome pics guys! Happy to say we finally closed the deal for our's. ;)
This was one of my favorite ones:
Thanks a bunch to JFJ for stepping in as :fettesb so I could get that shot!
Art is a master. His livingroom was a huge ceiling to floor-wall-to-wall studio. His lighting techniques and camera work are freaking amazing. Thanks again Art!!
Here's a couple more...
Wow! Your C-3PO looks awesome tk409!:thumbup
Man, there is some SERIOUS talent represented in this thread. Wow...
TK409 ... you've got an amazing C-3PO. Glad I was able to meet ya and see it!
I've also gotta thank Art for the pictures and for letting me borrow his real MG-34. I think this will be my favorite Death Star Gunner picture:
Here is another picture of my Vader that I really like:
I'll be posting a link for all my pics from this and from the Con later today when I finish uploading them.
I'm extremely grateful to Art taking the photos, Kristen for helping out and getting everything organized, and to Scott for giving me space in his already packed full vehicle to get to the shoot. Definitely worth it, I'm so glad I was able to get a spot. Now I just can't wait to see my photos ;) I love what I've seen so far!


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I recently discovered this gun, and I like it. I havent heard much about it though. What do you guys know?
Handled one, haven't actually shot it yet. I recently sold one to someone, waiting for him to come get it off lay-a-way and give me a range report. But I haven't heard much bad about it. It's a SigPro, which I have heard mixed reviews on.
Here's the only really decent write up I found during a really quick search online:
Pretty much, is a really good alternative for someone who wants a Sig, but wants a lighter weight gun for less money.Quote:
Type: Double Action or Double Action Only
Chamber: 9x19mm Para, .357SIG, .40 S&W
Weight with empty magazine: 760 g (9mm); 790 g (.40 & .357)
Length: 187 mm
Barrel length: 99 mm
Capacity: 15 (9mm) or 12 (.40) rounds
The SIG Pro pistol is another joint effort between two famous European arms makers, the SAN Swiss Arms (formerly known as SIG Arms) and the J. P. Sauer & Sohn of Germany. Originally developed as a .40SW caliber service pistol with modular design, it was first announced in 1998 as the SIG Pro SP 2340. About one year later, the 9mm version, designated the SP 2009, was introduced and entered production. The SIG Pro is used by the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), as well as by number of other law enforcement agencies worldwide. In the 2003, the French law enforcement agencies (including Gendarmerie and Police Nationale) adopted a slightly modified version of the SP 2009. New version of SIG Pro, designated as SP 2022, is to replace Beretta 92G and some older pistols. Total of 250 000 SP 2022 pistols are ordered by France.
The SIG Pro is a short recoil operated, locked breech pistol. It uses a fairy traditional browning cam-operated locking system. Barrel locks into the slide via enlarged ejection port. The frame is made from polymer, with detachable grip panels. Grip panels can be easily replaced and are available in several different sizes and shapes. The modular hammer unit can be installed in traditional DA or DAO versions. There's no manual safety on all SIG Pro pistols. Instead, SIG Pro pistols are fitted with typical SIG-Sauer frame mounted decocker lever, and with automated firing pin safety. The overall design is slightly different from earlier SIG-Sauer pistols such as P220 or P226, as there is no separate disassembly lever on the frame of SIG Pro, and the slide release lever looks quite different. The SP 2340 and 2009 pistols are fitted with proprietary accessory rail under the barrel, while SP 2022 is fitted with integral Picatinny rail. SP 2022 also can be equipped with detachable silencer. Fixed sights are dovetailed into the slide.
I looked into them several months ago - supposedly, some people claim that the trigger is smoother than some of the metal Sigs. I was kinda interested in it, as I've never had a Sig before.
But, once I held one, I didn't care for the grip. I held one at a gun show.
I've got an SP2009, which is the model before the 2022(different trigger guard, among other slight differences). It's the first and only handgun I own, and the third I've ever fired(Beretta .32 Tomcat and a Smith Sigma), I really like it. There's nothing I don't like about the gun. It would be nice if the accessory rail accepted more things than just the sig laser or the sig light, but the SP2022 has a weaver rail instead of the sigpro rail, so you don't have to worry about that. Otherwise I can't think of anything bad about this gun.
I have put a couple hundred rounds through mine and I like it a lot. Not sure what sort of info you're looking for but here's what comes off the top of my head.
The SP 2022 is the newest version of the SP 2340, changes include going to the Picatinny rail and I believe a more square trigger guard. The Pistol comes in 9mm, .40, and .357 sig. The best part of the latter 2 are the you can just swap barrels and go from one to the other. Mags and such are the same. Speaking of mags, you pay $27 for two rounds. The 10 round mages are $13 from Sig, the 12 rounders are $40. Not my kinda math, I'm going to find some 10's and sell my 12s.
Ergonomics are great. The Walther P99 is the only other gun that comes close to the good feel of the sig. Where the P99 has the changeable backstrap the sig has the entire side and back part of the grip clips on and off easily. I love the large grip! Field stripping is easy, the mechanics are nice. button push mag release protruds slightly and as a lefty keeping it righty I've had some issues with unintended releases.
I shoot .40 and the recoil isn't bad. Could be less but I've been shooting for all of three weeks so I'm not really qualified to judge. Decocking lever is nice and the mages eject with speed for those emergency situations. Trigger is smooth face, long DA pull but easy SA. Night sigts are easy to aquire and fixed for practical use.
Hope that helps!
Cool, thanks for the responses guys. :-)
I have found my SP2022 an absolute joy to shoot and it has become my primary holstered CCW piece. It has never had a problem with any ammo I have used with it and have fired over 2,000 rounds with this gun.
I highly reco it as an easy to break down, accurate to shoot, reliable gun.Don't get me wrong, it is not a P226 but it is verrrry close.
I own several Sigs and love them all
One is a Sig Pro 2022 it's a great gun
The trigger is smooth as silk.
I think you'll like it
ALL you'll ever need to know about the SiGPro series from Dr Lunde's site: Sig Pro FAQ
IMO, one of the most underrated and poorly marketed handguns and best bang for the buck values around of ALL time. Of ALL the poly frames I've "test driven", the SP2022 is the ONLY one I own.
+1 Growler67
That's a great website to learn about the Sig Pro 2022.
He agrees with you that it's a great gun.
Academy stores were selling Sig Pros for less than $500 - with night sights. I wanna say it was $469 last week. Awesome price for a good gun with night sights.
+1 shipwreck
That's where I bought mine.
Great pistol, Sig accurate and fun to shoot. The larger grip width is one of the only complaints about the gun. Slightly used go for $300+
Fits my hand perfectly. I wouldn't hesitate to pick one up.
The SP2022 I have used is in 9mm and one in 40 S&W. Both Excellent Pistols..
You will not go wrong..
Sig released a new grip for the Pro that is similar to the 226/229 E2. Makes a great gun even better.
+1 hud35500
That is great.
Where did you see it or read about it?
I'd like to check it out.
my BRANDNEW sig pro 2022 jammed when i fired like around 5 rounds of it? and afterwards it jammed like hell. im suspecting the ammo that im using is not suitable for this gun?"?. im using the LUGER 9mm ammunition's. whats ur take on this one? and im using the reloads after ive fired some copper rounds.
I've had several new guns jam or FTE once or twice while they were breaking in.
It's not uncommon at all .
I'm embarrassed to say I was having "jamming" problems on a sub compact new gun once.
And I found out the problem was not break-in or the ammo.:mrgreen:
It was me limp wresting ... I couldn't figure it out - a brand new gun.:smt082
Then my shooting pardoner pointed out that I was the "problem" with my new gun :anim_lol:
Good luck with your new P2022 - imho they are great guns.
This is a great gun! ive had close to 2000 rounds through mine in the last month already and have not had one issue. just as reliable as my other sigs, i was actually thinking about buying another


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Here are some pictures from my first troop in my ROTJ Boba Fett. It was a troop to raise money, food and litter for our local pet shelters as well as draw attention to the adoption day that was gong on. The troop was a huge success as always.
Please let me know what i can do to wear this better. All comments and suggestions are welcome! I want the best looking Fett i can have when i put it on.
As far as my costume, i had nothing break and nothing fall off or malfunction! It looks like my ammo belt should be worn a little higher and i still cant figure out whats bothering me with my helmet. It just looks like its maybe sitting too far foreword? The Tie Pilot in the pics is my wife. Its still a huge work in progress as far as upgrades, but i thought it looked great for the first time out. Everyone loved it and the best part of the troop was when a small child ran up to me with a lego Boba Fett figure saying its you! Its you! ....Thanks for looking.


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Hey all. I know I don't come around like I used to, and I haven't forgotten about this place. I still have hopes of one day making a Fett suit. I hope you've all been doing well.
It has slowly become apparent that I have been robbed. I used to live in Tennessee and had my Rubies Fett helmet and gauntlets at the time. A friend... or should I say ex-friend, said he'd fix them up for me. He's kept them at his house over time. We used to work together, so I had no reason to even think he'd steal from me. Then finally, the time came and I was moving to Georgia in early 07. He said he would fix my stuff up for me then send them to me. Casually over the years, I've asked how my stuff was coming along, and I'd get responses like, "Same old." or "I'll get to work on it on my next day off." etc.He was always online invisible because he'd usually get loads of messages from his contacts Now, April 2009. We were just talking like usual (we talked on messanger) and nothing seemed out of the ordinary. We just talked like normal. However, that is the last time I talked to him on messanger. Over the months, I've asked his wife where he is and why he doesn't get on, etc. She just says he's busy, etc. I slow began to suspect him of turning his back on me, yet I didn't want to rush to conclusions just yet. finally, back in October or so, I finally called his house. I know he still has his number, because I searched information. He answered the phone. I knew it was him because I knew from his voice when he answered. and he immediately knew it was me. So, he disguises his voice in low pitch and tells me, "Uh, you got the wrong number," then hangs up on me. The thing is, I knew where he worked. so, I had another family member call him and surprise him, and basically told him I was wanting my things back and left a message at his house number as well. Later that night, his wife messages me asking my address. I asked her if she still had the phone number, and she says yes, They got the messages at work and at home. So in other words, she admitted that it was indeed himAnyway, I've given them time and then called her at work asking about the status of my Fett stuff. She says They've been "busy" and haven't had time. uh.. yeah. The last phone call made was a couple weeks ago, and naturally.. no answer. I think it's apparent he's stealing from me. He KNOWS I've been trying to contact him because I've also had other people pass messages along to him. He has $240 dollars worth of my Fett pieces.
I know some of you probably think I brought this upon myself, and should have gotten my stuff back when I had the chance when I last saw him. Honestly, I agree. I just thought he was my friend and wouldn't do this to me.
can anything else be done? Or has he gotten away with it? Can anyone offer advice?
Just let me know. Thanks all!


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Re: Phoenix on a wire
excellent. this is shaping up to be the first derby that produces a shirt i want to buy in over a year.
well, that is, until the community blows it by voting for pointless designs, like turtles. again.
genericsmith wrote:I don't think wanting the creature to have a viable way to hold it's weapons is trivial though.
Especially with the thumb nubbins at the top of the weapons... they'd just fall out of his hands.
I didn't say anything about wanting him to get less votes... I don't think I really complained either.
I apologize for annoying you... I don't usually rally against ramy that much (except maybe in the reckoning threads) and I really like your designs, so I'm a little sad you decided to rip into me. You could of at least picked the guy that just said he hated him... Jeez.
I still don't see why everyone is so critical about the "thumbs". It's a cartoon, use your imagination, maybe his thumbs have massive gripping power. It is, after all, a mutant.
Re: happiness
I cannot imagine a better venue for this shirt to print.
megsck wrote:im sorry for making my comment seem directed to just you, im more annoyed at the whole thing, im tired of seeing tons of negative posts everytime ramby decides to enter a derby. im pretty sure he knows what some people think of him here so constantly saying it over and over i think is pointless. if his submissions have something valid to respond to, then fine, but just saying mean things is itself mean. there are always some designs in every derby that arnt top quality, but people dont go around tearing them apart. this site has different experience levels so you just have to put up with some submissions not being up to par. i feel that if you dont like it, just dont click on it. again sorry it felt i was picking you out specifically i dont have any negative feelings toward you, just toward the mob like mentality that ramby threads tend to turn into.
I think this is very well put, and I agree with you completely. Offer constructive criticism or keep your mouth shut.
Personally, I would prefer if you could see some of the turtle that's hiding in its shell. My first thought when I saw this that the empty looking shell belonged to the mutant turtle and I was confused.
The other concern I have is that the turtle on the left doesn't look quite as frightened as the middle turtle, it looks more zombish to me. If it had movement lines maybe to indicate it was backing away or startled at least it would work better for me.
These are both little fixes that I doubt will occur, but just thoughts I would like to put out there, I hope that they might be useful in the future.
Also, about the concerns of this getting rejected on the grounds of TMNT and video games, that's total crap, this design doesn't reference TMNT at all, yes it's a mutant turtle but that concept is not owned by TMNT. This is a completely independent idea, even if it does play on people's nostalgia for TMNT.
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Re: BAD MOTHERDUCKER
Ahh... I now understand this guy's feelings. He was just a victim of a defective society.
Re: Odd Bear Out
I love it. GMV =)
Re: The Girl in the Yellow Dress
I wanted to do a more positive take on the whole oddball thing, so I imagined someone standing out in a good way. I will post some larger images a little later. Thanks for looking!
AkuX wrote:I still don't see why everyone is so critical about the "thumbs". It's a cartoon, use your imagination, maybe his thumbs have massive gripping power. It is, after all, a mutant.
For me, the thumb problem isn't that they are suppossed to work with the holding up of the weapons, but there seems to be a few of them missing at first glance. Second glance, you can see them, but they are barely there. It's the same problem I and many others had with the smile on the Christmas turtle, it's barely there and without it more defined, the whole thing takes on a different meaning. Same here, it looks less like the turtle is holding some of the weapons than they are just floating there of their own accord.
Re: badger badger
I think I see, Snaaaaaaaaaake! Ohhhhh it's a snake! Nice, I wish you luck.
Re: Sticking Out
This is probably your best in a while. Great style, and legitimately adorable. Not only that, but in a derby full of obvious relationships, this was a shred unexpected.
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Walmazan and Boots collab.
Ah, there it is. Nicely done, and very much voted for.
xD If this wins, I can't wait to rock it during HvZ (and of course when ever else I can)
kinzoku wrote:This might actually make a good joke shirt if the lone zombie had a picture of some grains instead of a sandwich.
haahahaha <3 it. But it wouldn't really make food sense because we don't eat grains straight from the field as zombies eat brains straight from the....brains.
BootsBoots wrote:Walmazan and Boots collab.
I love the way this turned out, it's a wonderful blend of your styles. I would definitely buy one.
austin5454 wrote:damn.. Probably because I am an human.
hahah...censored, let's see if this works: Probably because I am unintelligent.
Re: The Bus Stop
oh my gosh....xD this is so hillar. I'm sorry that you got robbed . Life stories make art more fascinating :D.
Aww Boots,Thanks so much, I'm so happy with this collab! you did and incredible work here!
Gracias Jamie!
bluejester wrote:Ah, there it is. Nicely done, and very much voted for.
Thanks! That means a lot to me!
odysseyroc wrote:I guess luck wasn't a lady tonight
I love this entry, I would definitely wear this. GMV =)
(Speaking of lady luck, Guys and Dolls is my favorite musical)
borrin1 wrote:Looks like one of the faces from Guess Who
That's a win in my book.
"Does your person have facial hair?"
Fwap! Fwap! Fwap!
"Is your person evil?"
"Awwww man...."
Reminded me of that Pixar short For the Birds.
walmazan wrote:Aww Boots,Thanks so much, I'm so happy with this collab! you did and incredible work here!
Gracias Jamie!
No, no. It's all about YOU!
I'd be interested in seeing this on baby blue, but regardless, really nice! Delightful illustration.
AHHH >_< Those poor innocent birds!!! With their cutely flaming white feathers >_< gmv ^_^
Re: AHH it's a mutant!
Though I probably wouldn't purchase a ramyb shirt, I do respect him as a designer.
Cute, whimsical, and a touch artsy. Love it.
Re: Werewolf Astronaut
Why didn't the astronauts in 1969 bring golf clubs to the moon?! It'd be the best place ever to go golfing!
Re: Black Swan
Brilliant. I fold these all the time when I'm bored and there is paper around. Programs, gum wrappers, old post-it-notes... you name it. So should this print, I will buy it and wear it with these, with pride!
Re: Deadly Weapons
All of these are deadly weapons
Deadly weapons
3 colors on black
I actually do have a constructive comment, specifically about the weapon designs. The lower left hand has one of the standard grips on the sai-like weapon, but said weapon is colored in such a way that it looks like it has an edge, more like a dagger with massive, pointed quillons than a sai. A minor issue, but one that would make future drawings related to this subject (and, though I mean no offence, you do seem to like the TMNT) that much more interesting to those of us who practice stage fighting or martial arts.
Re: What the... What Happened?
rofl evolution <3
One more gargleblaster, not only is this hilarious, but I love the statement it makes. One of my favorite Edgars ever!
I really like this one, yet again with the walmazanian. The shadows of the nose in the bag are just a fine detail.
have you punk friends?this work is magical :-)
walmazan and bootsboots, the perfect pair! Love it, GMV
Proof that cute shirts can also reflect artistic-ness and style. Facial expressions for the win! Voted.
love it, +1
Re: Smell no Evil
Aww, adorable. But to me I'd always be snickering that he's picking his nose ;)
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Swim season is in full swing as the heat is on and the "dog day's of summer" gripping the U.S. I have heard many news organizations reporting that there are more kids going to emergency rooms for swimming injuries than ever before. Maybe the good news is that more people are swimming and therefore the rising statistics but the increase in injuries may also be related to parents who are not playing close attention to their children while they are swimming.
Researchers reveals an estimated 1.6 million swimming injuries reported in the U.S between 1990 and 2008. The annual rate of swimming injuries among those children 7 years and older increased by 30% during the study period. Kids younger than 17 accounted for about 60% of swimming injuries. That data correlates to about one swimming injury every six minutes (those lifeguards must be tired).
For every 100,000 people who swam yearly, 18 injuries occurred among kids ages 7-17 and 9 injuries among people 17 and older. Research showed that 87% of the injuries happened in and around swimming pools, and 13% occurred in natural bodies of water.
While most of the injuries were cuts, bruises and scrapes from the pool, others were more serious. Children younger than 7 were more likely to require hospitalization and there were more deaths in this younger age group.
Over July 4th weekend in 2013, there were 7 drownings reported my area. There were 2 children who died and several young adults among those 7 drownings. Parents need to be vigilant at all times when swimming with their children and should never be more than arms reach from a young child who is in the water.
Additionally alcohol and water don't mix! Swimming and boating while drinking alcohol is as deadly as drinking and driving! Parents should never operate a boat while drinking. Several teens as well as young adults recently died due to drowning in our area after they had been partying on boats and no one noticed that they had gone overboard.
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Most .22 auto's are picky about the ammo they use. I've found it's dependent on the gun. I have a Beretta NEO that pretty much shoots anything. Other people that have them have to use specfic brands of ammo and can't shoot the lower priced stuff. Go figure.
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The Sunday, July 31 issue of the New York Times carried an overview and review, written by architecture critic Nicolai Ouroussoff, of the new Eglise Saint-Pierre in Firminy, France that was begun by the late French architect Le Corbusier four decades ago, faltered over the years due to lack of funding, and has just been completed this summer. Why is this relevant (besides that it's a major event in the architecture world)? A couple of reasons.
Eglise Saint-Pierre in Firminy, France (photo: Luis Burriel)
First, Corbusier's protégé, José Oubrerie, who spearheaded the completion of the design of the church and was pictured and quoted extensively in the piece, is on the faculty of The Ohio State University's Knowlton School of Architecture, a fact that the Timesneglected to mention. (As an aside: Oubrerie was also behind parts of the installation design of the acclaimed Wexner Center exhibition Mood River in 2002.) Second, the Wexner Center is organizing an exhibition about the evolution and completion of the church, to be presented in the galleries this coming winter and spring. Curated by Megan Cavanaugh Novak, the exhibition will feature drawings, photographs, and a commissioned model of this remarkable church; it will be accompanied by a catalogue with essays by Novak and architectural theorist and OSU architecture professor Jeffrey Kipnis (also former curator of architecture & design at the Wexner Center). The show opens January 26 and runs through April 15, 2007.
Now for an excerpt or two from Ouroussoff's writeup, which addresses the ideas of authorship and authenticity (whose building is it?) that the exhibition will raise as well: "Mr. Oubrerie's triumph lies in preserving the spirit of Le Corbusier's design without treating the project as a shrine. It's a creative dialogue between peers, as well as a gift from a student to his master. Le Corbusier's gift to his pupil, one would like to believe, was to trust him with this legacy. (read the full piece here, registration required)
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MIAMI — Miami International Airport is expecting more than half a million passengers for the July 4th holiday weekend.
MIA officials said more than 550,000 travelers will go through the airport between Wednesday and Sunday. Last year's holiday weekend saw about 557,000 passengers. The Fourth of July fell on a Wednesday last year, and airport officials say weekend numbers usually spike because of cruise vacationers.
Greg Chin is a spokesman for the Miami-Dade Aviation Department. He encourages travelers to get to the airport at least two hours before their flight this weekend because they expect large crowds and lines may be longer than usual.
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A recent directive issued by American General Brantz Kohn Craddock has created a furor in Afghanistan and Europe since it appears to raise the possibility that members of the military might wind up committing an illegal action. The American general wants a more aggressive program to wipe out the drug trade in Afghanistan whose funds have wound up in the hands of the Taliban and helped fund their campaigns. His directive states: "It is no longer necessary to produce intelligence or other evidence that each particular drug trafficker or narcotics facility in afghanistan meets the criteria of being a military objective." His directive has been greeted with anger in Germany and other European nations who believe the directive is not a well thought out program to deal with Afghan's needs. American General David McKliernen is also opposed.
Thousands of Afghan farmers depend on opium in order to survive which technically makes them part of the drug trafficking trade discussed in the directive. If Coalition forces began killing Afghan farmers it would be a tremendous propaganda boost to the Taliban who could come across as defenders of the rights of Afghans.
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When Candy Barber started working as a substitute in the Chiefland schools lunchroom she only wanted to have a job that allowed her to be home with her children, Royce and Janet, when they were not in school.
On Jan. 4 Barber, who estimates she has served or overseen the serving of over 5 million meals, will retire from her post as coordinator of food service for the county's 13 schools. She is also president of the Florida School Nutrition Association.
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The third annual Festival of Trees event will feature a beautiful display of holiday greenery displayed by local non-profit organizations. The trees will be on display during museum hours of Thursday through Monday, 10 a.m. through 5 p.m. This event is free and visitors can vote for the favorite decorated tree. Please note there is a separate fee of $2 per person (free for children under six) to view the museum exhibits and the Whitman House. For more information, call (352) 543-5350.
The 2nd Annual Acoustical Afternoon for the Arts featuring Joe Peters and Friends, Linda Hicks and singer/songwriter duo Bishop-Davidson and artist Susan Dauphine return Sunday, Jan. 15, to help rainse money for the Old Florida Celebration of the Arts.
Dauphine will paint an artwork for the silent auction during the event that begins at 2:30 at the Island Room at the Cove in Cedar Key.
Community Night in Cedar Key
Spend the evening out by watching the boats of Cedar Key decorated and lit as they follow a water course around the back of Dock Street. When the parade ends at City Park, visit with Santa Clam and enjoy a community-wide potluck. Bring a covered dish if you can. Please call Rose if you are interested in having your boat in the parade at 543-6346.
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It took about half an hour for the small fiberglass tour boat to make it from the oyster-encrusted dock at Cedar Key to the small island known as Seahorse Key.
About a dozen passengers, clad in windbreakers and lap blankets, sat quietly, bobbing in unison with the gray waves of low tide. An osprey, clutching a fish in its talons, watched the boat from the channel marker it was using as a perch.
The Arts Center has lots to offer in December. All events are open to the public. Please join us for fun, comradeship, and creativity.
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I'm putting some in the post to you on monday - thank you!
I'm also quite happy to send out flyers with distro orders. Please email me for my postal address: distro(AT)marchingstars.co.uk
Thanks! I will definately send some flyers for my zine yr way....
Also, can I send out fliers that arent rally about zines? I have fliers for a web design services and an artshow/zine event?