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finally another update!
after my little "oops" with the t-track, i had to wait for more to arrive.
it came yesterday, and this morning before work i put the final piece on and primed the gun.
one thing i didn't mention was how i cut the beveled corner of the track for the nozzle end of the barrel. end nippers! work great, super easy to get consistent angles, etc...
here it is all primed.
it's got 2 coats of primer. one thing i do with my primer is i alternate colors. i did a coat of dark grey, followed by a coat of white. the reason i alternate is because it makes it really easy to see if your coats are complete. spray it all grey, then spray it all white. any grey spots? looks like you didn't get enough primer on!
so, based on the exhibit photos i've seen, i'd call the base coat of the gun more of a dark grey than a black. any thoughts on that?
i'm mostly done with the ee3. the weathering isn't complete, but since i'm trooping on wednesday with it, i wanted the paint to have a good amount of time to dry. it needs more rust, and will probably get it later this week.
the base paint is rustoleum satin black. the greyish muck is a mix of black and grey acrylic. i poured out a bunch of each of them onto my little palette. instead of blending them together, i just dipped the brush into them both at random, and daubed it on. this led to the mottled effect you see in that pic.
there are tiny bits of rusty brown here and there, but not much yet.
and here it is next to my sci-fire one:
close up of the barrel:
i started off trying to be really exact with weathering, but then i realized that this is going to get beaten and repainted many, many times... so that would sorta be pointless. instead i'm going for similar in style to the movie, rather than 100% accurate.
the hyperfirm used to be pretty detailed in its weathering, but over time it devolved into just that misty brown color, due to numerous touchups.
I love it. Fantastic work as always Brian.
That looks awesome! Fantastic work. :thumbup
OT here but, is that an autographed pic of Summer Glau in the background of some of your shots??
Looking good man. Sorry to come in late with this post, but I think your F-4 greeblies are backwards (they just need to swap sides).
If you were using the Hyperfirm for reference, that might be why since all the Hyperfirms are backwards too.
What are you using for the fins on the barrel? I can't seem to figure that out. I'm making a scratchbuilt and I'm in need of material for that particular part and was wondering if you could tell me. Is it just windshield wiper material?
By the way, its looking awesome!
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The blaster is looking great! But it appears to me that the stock is a little too flat? Not sure, it's great though I'm sure it would be encumbering after a while though!!
well, the stock is what it is... orginal webley stocks are hard to come by, and replicas aren't much easier.
it's shaped a bit differently from the hyperfirm, but not hugely.
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At a D9 conference chat Wednesday night, All Things Digital's Kara Swisher asked Alibaba Group CEO: "Could you buy Yahoo someday?"
Ma's response: "I would love to, if someone would lend me the money."
(Also see: Carol Bartz: From blustery to bizarre)
Barring that hypothetical deal, Ma said, Yahoo and its shareholders might be best served by dividing the Internet pioneer "into a few small companies."
"They should be more open-minded about ways to solve their problems," he added.
That last sentence might not sound like much, but you better believe it was a direct criticism of Bartz, for whom Ma clearly has little use. The bad vibes go back to Bartz's initial weeks as CEO of Yahoo in early 2009.
(Quick setup: In 2005, Yahoo co-founder and then-CEO Jerry Yang invested $1 billion in Alibaba Group for a 40% stake in the Chinese e-commerce company, an investment that now is worth about $10 billion. Three weeks ago, a public dispute between Yahoo and Alibaba erupted over the Chinese company transferring ownership of its Alipay online payment unit to a company run by Ma. Yahoo claimed it was blindsided; Alibaba says the deal was discussed with board members for many months. Supposedly they've come to some sort of agreement over compensation to Yahoo.)
Here's Ma's recounting of their initial meeting, as told to Forbes.com's Gady Epstein:
Ma's relationship with Yang's successor at Yahoo, Carol Bartz, began badly at their first meeting at Yahoo headquarters in March 2009. Yang introduced the two CEOs, then left the room. Bartz proceeded to dress down Ma in front of his entire senior management team over Alibaba's handling of Yahoo China, according to people in the room. "I'm going to be blunt because that's my reputation," she supposedly told Ma. "I want you to take our name off that site," she said, referring to Yahoo China, which by that time had withered into irrelevance.
Unbelievable, isn't it? There's so much in that exchange. Not only is it rude and condescending on every level, it betrays a colossal ignorance of the importance of "saving face" (and the dangers of "losing face") in Asian cultures. There Bartz was, dressing down Ma in front of his own management team! And the self-regard! "I'm going to be blunt because that's my reputation."
Who cares about her reputation? Honestly. Also, can you imagine how Yang would have felt if he stayed in that room? He would have been the first non-cartoon character in history to shrink out of embarrassment, because he would have known exactly what just went down.
By the way, if you think I'm hard on Bartz, you really should read Eric Jackson over at Forbes. Some excerpts from his April 20 column on Yahoo's earnings:
Yahoo! (YHOO) is continuing to trade at a major discount. And loud and very self-confident CEO Carol Bartz is doing nothing to rectify that problem. ...
The truth is that investors are fed up with Bartz. Their enmity towards Bartz is palpable when you talk to them.Bartz talked a big game coming into the job and she hasn't delivered. It's that simple.
Then, last Friday, Jackson wrote:
The bottom line is that Carol deserves no respect for her performance as Yahoo! CEO. She actually deserves Yahoo!'s investors' fears. Why? Because there is a CEO running this company who is completely out of touch with the company she's running and with her estimation of her own abilities. She shouldn't have taken this job.
Yet, at the same Investors Day, Bartz blurted out this defiant gem: "I would insist that you give us some credit for turning this company around."
Yahoo has a shareholders meeting scheduled for June 23. Jackson says he thinks Bartz should resign immediately, but failing that, he plans to vote that day against her re-election to the company's board of directors.
If I were a qualified Yahoo shareholder, I'd be voting right along with him. Bartz is a train wreck. Except she'll walk away from the disaster with millions. Yahoo won't be so fortunate.


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Feleciai Favroth, President
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text: Prep roundup: Midland rocks Riverside September 9, 2011 Story Share Cody Carter scored a pair of touchdowns - one rushing and one receiving - Friday night as host Cabell Midland avenged last year's loss by ringing up a 35-3 prep football victory over Riverside.Carter had seven carries for 42 yards and one score and two receptions for 31 yards and one TD for the Knights (1-2).Midland lost to the Warriors 28-14 last season.Knights quarterback Stephen Hamer went 9-of-18 for 180 yards, with Casey Thomas catching three passes for 104 yards and one score. Thomas also had nine rushes for 77 yards and completed one pass attempt for a 22-yard touchdown to Stephen Matthews.For Riverside (1-2), which lost its second in a row, Robert Payton had nine carries for 86 yards, and quarterback Zach Petry went 5-of-14 for 48 yards.The Warriors played without suspended running back Leon Mitchell, one of the top rushers in the Mountain State Athletic Conference. Mitchell also missed the first quarter of last week's loss to South Charleston because of disciplinary reasons dealing with school issues.POINT 75, SISSONVILLE 7: Point Pleasant romped for 388 yards on the ground on just 30 carries and raced out to a 54-7 halftime lead and coasted to a win. The visiting Black Knights got a pair of first-half interception returns for touchdowns, one each from Marquez Griffin and Jason Stouffer. Point Pleasant scored on its first seven possessions and didn't punt in the game.Point's rushing attack was spread out as no one gained 100 yards. Tylan Campbell led the way for the Black Knights (3-0) with 91 yards on eight carries and three scores (two rushing and one receiving). Cody Marcum had 79 yards on seven carries and a score, Teran Barnitz recorded 66 yards on three rushes and a score, Anthony Darst rolled up 80 yards on three carries and a touchdown, and Zach Canterbury scored a touchdown and had 44 yards on two carries.Eric Roberts threw two touchdown strikes to Brandon Toler and one to Campbell, racking up 141 yards on 6-of-7 passing. The Indians (0-3) were limited to 87 yards on 40 carries and completed just 10-of-32 passes. Sissonville's lone score came on a 48-yard strike from Austin Crawford to Trent Stowers in the second quarter. WAYNE 50, HOOVER 14: Six different players found themselves in the end zone as Wayne rolled to a road win. Brandon Spurlock had two scoring runs from 83 and 8 yards out, respectively. Tyler Adkins threw for two scores and ran for one for the Pioneers (2-1). 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Just some quick notes from the Aztecs' Wednesday evening practice.
OLB Derek Largent was practicing with the second team Wednesday, his right knee still strapped in a brace. He looked a little stiff -- though from the look of that sturdy brace, I think anyone would look stiff running with it.
Still, Rocky Long said Largent looked better on Wednesday than he did Saturday. The doctors have cleared him to play, but Largent will be a game time decision based on how he feels on Saturday. He sprained the PCL in his right knee against Eastern Illinois, and the original prognosis was that he'd be out two to four weeks. This Saturday will mark three weeks since the injury.
Running back Adam Muema moved well in practice, and didn't appear bothered by his low ankle sprain at all. "He looks like he's back to being himself again," said tight end Adam Roberts. "Today he was flying around. He looked ready."
Tight end action?
With Quinn Kaehler in at quarterback in the second half against Ohio State, the Aztecs' tight ends finally saw some action in the passing game. Roberts caught a 17-yard pass, and Robert Craighead had two receptions for 21 yards.
But the emergence of the tight ends doesn't really correlate to the change of signal caller.
"I think we got all our catches off play action," Roberts said. "Later on in the Ohio State game, we were able to get the running game going. So once we got the running game going, we were able to use the pass, whereas Eastern Illinois, we really couldn't run the ball, so a lot of it was just straight dropback passes."
The new quarterback does, however, seem to do a couple other things exceptionally well.
"I think he's got really good accuracy when it comes to those deep throws you've got to put on a line, those comebacks and out routes,"
So much for the perceived lack of arm strength.
Expect to see....
.... Freshman LB Calvin Munson in action against Oregon State. Long said Munson was supposed to play on special teams against Ohio State, but the very next day after the coaches told him he would be playing, Munson took a hit to the head in practice on special teams the next day and even though it wasn't a concussion, he was kept out of the game as a precaution. He's good to go now though.


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We will be in Brussels for one week in mid June for a business conference. We have two free days before the conference and are interested in doing day trips those days. We have been to Brussels and Brugges several times before, so are looking for something different. We will have a car and will return to Brussel for the night.
We are two adults, interested in castles, windmills, gardens, mountains, rugged coastline (not beaches for swimming), outdoor scenery, shopping. We are especially interested in photography.
We are considering Kinderdijk in the Netherlands to see the windmills or Maastricht. We like small villages and do not care for big cities. Also thinking about somewhere in northern France or Germany that is in driving distance for one day.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks, Katie
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What about Ghent? My friends spent a weekend there and enjoyed it alot!
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Luxembourg, the Grandy Duchy will fulfill nearly all your requisites save high mountains. Not Luxembourg City but the country - a k a Grand Duchy - you drive thru the Ardennes to get there but these are not high mountains.
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Ghent, Antwerp, and Leuven are worth a look. You can actually pack a good amount of fun into a day trip to Ghent. The train ride is about half an hour to St Pietersstation. From there tram 1 will take you to the city center where you'll experience one of the largest car free areas in all of Europe. Canals, a castle, a medieval skyline dominated by Gothic churches, and less than half the tourists that frequent Brugge.
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A college friend was stationed in Brussels for several years so I had the pleasure of visiting her. We went to Kinderdijk and Gouda one day for a trip. It was not a rushed day.
One day we went to Gaasbeck and ? for a trip to castles.
Another day trip took us to Veves( a real medieval castle) and Spontin and Annevoie, more palace like with wonderful gardens and interesting stories and a quick stop in Liege.
I forget the spelling and one name. I will look them up later and get back to you.
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I just went back to my trip scrapbooks. Gaasbeek and Beersel were the first two I was trying to remember. Gaasbeek has wonderful gardens and an interesting interior. It was built on a medieval foundation. Beersel was built in the early 1300s and has had additions and renovations over the years.
Veves is a real medieval castle and is on a high point which makes it interesting to view as one approaches. When I looked at my pictures Spontin was more medieval looking than I remembered. Real moat, turrets, etc. Annevoie is more palace like with extensive gardens.
I too enjoy photography as a hobby so these were on my list.
As far as other cities, I went to Antwerp and Ghent on my own on the train. Ghent has a great old castle and a lot of old streets to wander and photograph. Note tailsock's description. It had a slight edge over Antwerp--for me anyway.. However, I was there on an anniversay of Rubens's birth (1977-400th anniversary)and there were all sorts of special exhibits at the museum of art there. I also visited his home. Apparently he was one of the few artists to be successful in his own time. I enjoyed seeing his house as if the residents might have just stepped out for a minute. The kitchen was especially interesting to me, but kitchens have a special place in my heart.
I also went to Ypres and took a tour with tourist office to WWI battle fields, which I found very emotional. This one, like the castles, would be better done by car.
Google "Belgian castles" and you'll come up with some good ideas. Wikipedia has a page of castles. They are grouped by area which will help you plan an efficient day trip by car. Besidee each entry is a thumbnail picture to help you see what might be interesting for your photography.
As you can see my trip to Belgium was more than thirty years ago, before internet, but it was a grand time. (I did go back again in the 80's when my friend got another posting there.)
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Sorry,n rereading, I think the Rubens info is not clear. That would be in Antwerp, not Ghent.
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Gent and Antwerp are fantastic cities I love but they are, especially Antwerp big cities - very big cities with OP does not like.
Saint-Niklaas is a largish city but much smaller than Ghen or Antwerp - it is known for having the largest town square in Belgium -a nice low-key place with relatively few foreign tourists.
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Maastricht is wonderful, and if you want to drive into Germany, Aachen, Prüm or Monschau are lovely (the latter two are small).
I also second Beersel and Gaasbeek as close-by destinations. Also if you like castles, Freÿr is not far from Brussels, but you need a car.
There are no serious mountains in Belgium but the Ardennes (a big magnet for local holidaymakers) is charming and you could profit from a visit. Dinant (the gateway), Rochefort, La-Roche-en-Ardenne, Spa, Han-sur-Lesse, Namur - all are pretty. You can do a number of them in a day trip or spend longer meandering through. Bouillon also has a good fortress, as does Dinant.
You could also as PalQ says drive through Luxembourg on your way to some of these, and if you get as far as that, Trier in Germany is spectacular and really worth seeing.
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Thanks everyone! You gave some great ideas!
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All good suggestions above.
I'll throw out another one, Dinant!
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12 hours compliance (35 days belated)
This is rather belated... My ED happened on October 4, 2012. I traveled with 2 friends -- a memorable trip and an amazing experience!
Over the years, I have traveled in Europe extensively for work and leisure (as a reference, this ED was my 6th trip to Europe this year!). So, my choice of destinations was driven by places I haven't visited yet and places that I love and wanted to visit again. Altogether, just under 1,200 miles in 12 days. A good mix of driving and hiking. :)
Here is the itinerary -- a 4-country Alps loop:
Oct 3. Munich, Germany
Oct 4. Munich ---> Salzburg --> Hallstatt, Austria
Oct 5. Hallstatt --> Grossglockner Pass --> Castelrotto, Italy (Alpe Di Siusi / Dolomites)
Oct 6. Castelrotto, Italy (Alpe Di Siusi / Dolomites). All day hiking. Virtually no driving.
Oct 7. Castelrotto, Italy (Alpe Di Siusi / Dolomites). A short drive to Bolzano to see Otzi -- the Iceman.
Oct 8. Castelrotto --> Pontresina/St. Moritz, Switzerland
Oct 9. Pontresina/St. Moritz --> Diavolezza, Switzerland
Oct 10. Diavolezza --> Stechelberg/Gimmelwald (Lauterbrunnen Valley) -- one of my favorite places on this planet
Oct 11. Gimmelwald, Switzerland
Oct 12. Gimmelwald, Switzerland
Oct 13. Gimmelwald --> Appenzel --> Ebenalp, Switzerland
Oct 14. Ebenalp --> Fussen, Germany
Oct 15. Fussen --> Munich
Oct 16. Drop off in Munich Airport
Oct 24. The car is loaded on the ship (AIDA) in Bremerhaven
Nov 8. The ship arrives in New York
??? Pick up from BMW Morristown, NJ (hopefully by Thanksgiving).
A few pictures from the trip:
At the Welt. I'm in the middle.
Grossglockner Pass
Crossing from Austria into Italy
1,200 miles later...drop-off at Munich Airport
Drop-off at Munich Airport
Took delivery on the 5th and car joined yours on the Aida. I agree with your remarks on Lauterbrunnen. The three of you completed an early bucket list item! Just do it again! Did you travel HWY 19 toward Lauterbrunnen off of A13? By the way there were three of us as well.
From St. Moritz, we took Abulapass road to 3 to 19. Lots of twists and turns. :)
p.s. I've been to the Jungfrau Region...I lost count, probably close to 30 times since 2000 (my first trip to Switzerland). And I rave about it to all my friends. :)
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Non-hydraulic cements include such materials as (non-hydraulic) lime and gypsum plasters, which must be kept dry in order to gain strength, and oxychloride cements, which have liquid components. Lime mortars, for example, "set" only by drying out, and gain strength only very slowly by absorption of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to re-form calcium carbonate through carbonization.
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The "American Idol" feud between new judges Nicki Minaj and Mariah Carey appears to be truly authentic, and quite possibly, still going on.
On Tuesday, the cast of the show, now in its twelfth season, hit the stage at the FOX portion of the Television Critics Association Winter Session 2013, and when a reporter pressed the two women on how they sorted out their conflict, which made headlines last year when a leaked recording of the altercation hit the internet, a hint was dropped that the feud is not over.
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"I think time sorts everything. Time heals all wounds," Mariah said in answer to the question, adding, "I did nothing and here we are."
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"It was sort of a one-sided thing," Mariah said quickly.
"No, it wasn't," Nicki quickly stated.
Before that one moment on Tuesday that seemed to hint at the realness of the conflict between the two stars, Mariah told reporters that focus on the video of the two fighting, took away from the young people trying to become the next "American Idol."
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"The whole thing was convoluted. You know what it is? It's a distraction from the show, it's a distraction from the contestants. And I think it's like unfair to them," she said. "It shouldn't be about any of us sitting up here. It should be about the contestants."
Earlier in the panel, the superstar, who wore a strapless green cocktail dress and diamond choker necklace, said she expected some conflict behind the bench when she first signed up.
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"This is a very passionate panel. I think there are a lot of strong personalities and starting this process, I felt like there was a possibility that there could be differences of opinion," she said.
"The fighting is what it is," she added. "This is 'American Idol.' It's bigger than all of that. It's bigger than some stupid trumped up thing. I think that it's about the next huge talent -- superstar -- that will come from this show."
Sitting between Mariah and Nicki on Tuesday was Keith Urban, who came to "American Idol" after a season on Australia's version of "The Voice." Addressing the different experiences, the country star said he found a camaraderie he didn't expect, with his fellow judges.
"Yeah, I did 'The Voice' in Australia, earlier last year and I really enjoyed that. I think... coming from a little bit of that [kind of experience] when I was a kid, there was a synergy about it that I really loved and I genuinely love artists. They're like my brother and sister, whatever age they are, and I see myself in small ways in every single one of them, so I love being able to maybe help them," Keith, who appeared on a talent show as a youngster, in Australia, said. "But the camaraderie that I found with these three guys... was just really welcoming. I didn't expect the sort of warmth that I felt. Right from dinner in New York I felt like a little family with these guys."
"A dysfunctional family, but still," Mariah laughed.
"But still loving," Randy Jackson jumped in.
"Putting the fun back in dysfunction," Keith said.
Aside from talk of the judges, Executive Producer Nigel Lythgoe revealed some of the new format changes coming to the show. He revealed they separated the boys from the girls during the Hollywood sessions, spending one week with each sex. He said they plan to separate the genders again in Las Vegas right up until the Top 10 is chosen.
"American Idol" returns with a two-night premiere on January 16 and January 17 on FOX.
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I have been using the Naturalaire Cut To Fit air filters since purchasing my home. The filter rack on the Goodman airhandler is far from pristine and can not accommodate the OEM electrostatic filter. It would jam up in the rack and eventually tear the filter material from its frame. In addition: the odd size filter rack 21.5"x 23" has made it impossible to purchase a filter that would fit the rack. I am limited on space at the return plenum and can not provide another area for a filter. So its been the cut to fit hog hair filters for the system going on 4 years. From a previous post, you can note that I have recently cleaned the evaporator coil. The coil was not caked with dust and dirt to the point I could not see the fins but dirty nonetheless. Any thoughts about the hog hair filter and possible alternatives, given the current situation?
Got to a sheet metal shop and have them custom make some filter housings for you with a mesh back like chicken wire. Then buy the blanket filter material at HDepot and cut it to size for the housing. Used to do this all the time for rooftop units.
You can call these people .http://www.filtrationmanufacturing.c...lus%202000.htm.. They will make any size you need
The 30x45 or 30x64 stuff in a bag called "Hammock filter" for the old Lennox units. Any coated filter media is better than Hog hair. They are good but I find those A+2000 to be quite dense/restrictive. As long as the coil doesn't freeze up from reduced air flow they are good but you HAVE to keep them clean.
The hammock filter I see from HD are Merv 11 rating. How much would this type of filter severely cut down on air flow and create a pressure drop? The Naturalaire is rated at Merv 4 and I do realize that it probably allows more dust and dirt but does not reduce airflow.
I use a MERV 7/8. That genuine Lennox media is coated with oil on one side and probably about MERV 6 but works well with the oily coating. ANYthing is better than Hoghair! Someone once said to spray it with PAM as it has no oily coating. The only way to know for sure is to monitor it. You can check the temp drop from in to out of the unit/across coil and it should be 16degF min to 20degF max on a new healthy unit. Too much restriction and it may go past 20degF or start showing icing on the big/suction line.
OK. I am going to find a a Merv (6,7 or 8) rated hammock filter and check the temperature drop. Then compare to the hog hair filter. I could always Pam spray the the underneath of the hog hair filter and be done with it.
Stupid goofs at HD told it was the best for her.
Glad i caught it before summer.
The system I recommend won't have that happen. Usually if a coil is going to freeze up from poor airflow it happens within 20 minutes and you can watch the suction line for icing.
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Saturday, May 26, 2012 at 04:06AM
Thanks for all the feedback! The product I was thinking of is some kind of creamy product that heals irritated skin. I'm really curious to find that thread now and now that I think of it, I think it came up in a thread that wasn't about chub rub at all. I think it was about skincare in general. In any event, I started a similar thread in a FB group and said I'd try to track down the NC thread. Funny thing was that during the course of me trying to track the the thread down, starting this one etc, you both came up with Body Glide! So I'm definitely gonna check it out. I'm gonna keep looking for that thread though, and if I find it, I'll report back