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Tom Hignite's 'Miracle Mouse' Kickstarter campaign
I'm happy to feature a brand new Kickstarter campaign that's just launched.
Tom Hignite who's been a member of the AN Forums for many years has also been developing hos own animated project during that time. Based in the beautiful state of Wisconsin, Tom's been producing "Miracle Mouse" as a feature film project intended not only to entertain but to help keep 2D traditional hand drawn animation alive and kicking in our medium.
Tom's being doing an amazing job in developing the Miracle Mouse project. The late Ernest Borgnine, one of Hollywood's greatest actors, voiced a part in the production making Miracle Mouse the last project he worked on in his life. His performance was completed by Rich Little, a legendary voice impersonator.
There are many notable voice actors and animation talent connected to Miracle Mouse. Hopefully we'll see a successful campaign that will give Tom's team the additional resources to keep this worthwhile project going.
Here's video of Miracle Mouse showing its excellent production quality followed by Tom Hignite describing some of the awards available to those who pledge their support.
Here's the link to the Kickstarter campaign.
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The target is $250,000 in 30 days. Good luck Tom and everyone at Miracle Mouse!
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Here's the main video for the Miracle Mouse campaign on Kickstarter...
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Re: Tom Hignite's 'Miracle Mouse' Kickstarter campaign
Hello Animation Nationers,
We are now about 10 days into our Miracle Mouse-Cranky's Miracle Kickstarter campaign and I am sad to report that we have not yet seen very strong support from the animation community.
The head-scratching thing about this is that it seems that most animation artsits I talk to verbally "say" they wish that 2D features would come back into the mainstream movie scene. This was clearly the case when I met thousands of animation enthusiasts who stopped-by to visit our booth at last weekend's Burbank's CTN Animation Expo. Many old-pros and newbie artists were excited to see 2D artsits trying to create a feature film. They said they were going to go to Kickstarter and support the film, yet they apparently have not yet done so.
We did get many business cards and viewed many portfolios,from artists wanting to work on the production. My standard reply was that if they wanted more 2D artists to go to work, the Kickstarter campaign would tell that tale.
So here we are. Hollywood studios have told us that no one wants to see 2D movies any more. I am guessing that many of you might disagree with that sentiment, yet to date, you have remained largely silent. Maybe this film's subject matter is not your ideal "cup of tea" or maybe the economy is just too tight right now. I would say that any subject matter in any 2D film could only serve to move the 2D cause forward. As for financial times, even the minimum $10 contribution(the cost of about 2.5 gallons of gas) could make a huge difference when banded with many other such contributions.
I do hope that the artist community reading this forum is still an artist community that wants to see 2D return. Now is the time to step up and support your 2D future.We sure could use your support!
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Title: sock it to me - part 7
Date: February 13, 2006
Summary: Beaver and Steve are surprised to discover that their washing machine is in fact a Xarlaxian Battle Cruiser.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Xarlaxian King
Onomatopoeias used: "SMUG", "MANIPULATE!", "FIDDLE!", "ADJUST!"
Number of panels: 4
Panel 1
The Xarlaxian King holds his planetary sceptre whilst expressing shock.
Xarlaxian King: "Who dares to enter the royal chamber??"
Beaver: "Never mind that, what are you doing in our washing machine?"
Xarlaxian King: "Fools! This is no washing machine. It's a Xarlaxian Battle Cruiser!"
Panel 2
Beaver: "But...How did a battle cruiser get into our kitchen?"
Xarlaxian King: (SMUG'ly) "You mean you don't recognise me?"
Beaver: "I think your, uh, 'face' is one I'd easily forget..."
Panel 3
The Xarlaxian King turns his back to Beaver and Steve to MANIPULATE!, FIDDLE! and ADJUST! something on his, uh, 'face'.
Xarlaxian King: "Then perhaps you'll recognise me..."
Panel 4
Xarlaxian King: "...NOW!"
The Xarlaxian King is revealed in his washing machine delivery guy disguise.
Beaver: "GASP! The washing machine delivery guy!"
Steve: "How did he get here?"
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- A fake mustache will make you unrecogniseable, even if your face is green.
- Xarlaxians pay more for their three lensed glasses, but they have astonishing depth perception.
- The Xarlaxian King's Washing Machine Delivery Guy disguise seems to include the Red Fox delivery hat from the webcomic Joe and Monkey
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There's no way we choose 5 offensive players in the first six picks and then sign two more.... we have money, but you're forgetting we have a lot of other holes.
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Hes so good because he believes in his smelf!!!
Jennings and T.Williams in rd1 would instantly make our offense dynamic! If Hartline wants 5-6mil a year, id much rather pay Jennings 8-10 a year and get a proven vet who will instantly help the offense. I love Hartline but he is no where near as good as Jennings.
Nobody would DISLIKE seeing Greg Jennings in a Dolphins uniform...it's just that Mike Wallace could very well be an NFL legend. Is Jennings a better fit? Maybe. I don't claim to know that much about football. All i know is Mike Wallace is able to run past everyone whenever he's told to.
It's a no brainer: not only can Jennings catch anything thrown his way but he will certainly be double-teamed. The latter would make it so that one receiver will be (wide) open for Tanne. Let's not forget that. It's all good.
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Really like his hands, his toughness and determination he shows in getting YAC. As far as football goes, he is a geometry major too. Look at the way he positions his body against defenders and then the angles he takes in his routes and running after the catch that more than compensates for any slight lack of speed he may have compared to others. He's a thinker a QBs best friend. Will bring that maturity and championship experience to the locker room too. I'm all for it.
...and not mention all the knowledge he will share with the younger receivers in the team. Jennings would be the ideal pick up for our team. Book it!
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They also work very well for home theatre use. Pros: Good build quality, lively, punchy sound. Good bass response. I like these speakers for both music listening and home theatre use. These speakers could justify a larger price tag and stack up very well against their competition, considering these speakers are the same price essentially as Polk Tsi100s. You have to spend more money to find better speakers than these S30s. Cons: No real cons, but every reasonably priced speaker trades off one quality for another. These speakers can't be placed with the rear port right against a shelf or wall. You need at least a little, even if only a few inches, to create the best sound. For this price range the detail and clarity are second to none. If you are willing to spend around $500 you can get better detail. I don't think these speakers are the most neutral sounding. I do think they color the music, but I like the soun 10 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Pleasantly surprised Written By Rex H, Bellingham, WA on Wednesday, July 25, 2012 I bought these because I have purchased other Cambridge Audio products and been very satisfied - and at the same time was looking for a step up from the mainstream POLK and Boston A type speakers.. No regrets at all - superb sound, smooth and full bodied - plus attractive design and excellent price / value. But to clarify - they are designed in England and made in China - keeping in mind that China makes rockets and aircraft - so they are more than capable of a quality product - and I can vouch for this - as a QA manager by trade...I can recognize first rate quality products and I have no qualms about anything I've seen with the Cambridge Audio label on it Pros: great sound quality, attractive design, good price / value Cons: none 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No amazing, perfect budget bookshelf Written By jham, rochester, ny on Sunday, April 15, 2012 i really dont know what the other reviewer was saying. lets go over his two cons: sound and price. The sound is amazing, great bass for the size and a very smooth mid range. They have a terrific soundstage, you feel like you are at a live performance. And 220 for speakers is a bargain, anyone who has looked around for speakers knows that. He also commented about how they are made oversees. Ya, they are made in the UK. they are not Chinese crap. Bottom line- disregard the other reviewer, he has no idea what he is talking about. Dont take my word for it... http://www.techradar.com/reviews/audio-visual/hi-fi-and-audio/hi-fi-and-av-speakers/cambridge-audio-s30-956254/review http://www.whathifi.com/review/cambridge-audio-s30 They are frequently recommended on AVS fourm, ect as the best around $200 Pros: price, bass, soundstage, imaging Cons: deep with a rear port, not really a con just a heads up that they are not made for a bookcase. 18 out of 18 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Cambridge Audio S30 Boodshelf speakers Written By Dr. C., Tampa on Saturday, January 21, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Totally unimpressed with the sound. Why is it that speakers are so expensive today, yet most of them are made overseas. Pros: Size Cons: Sound, price. 9 out of 75 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual 2 Dark oak bookshelf speakers 2 Black cloth grilles (attached) 8 Self-adhesive foam pads Installation Guide Features and Specs Enclosure Bass Reflex Video Shielded Yes Tweeter Type Dome Tweeter Size (inches) 1 Midrange Size (inches) N/A Woofer Size (inches) 4.5 Woofer Composition Woven polyfibre Woofer Surround Rubber Power Range 15-100 Sensitivity 90 dB Impedance (Ohms) 8 Frequency Response 55-20,000 Hz Connector Type Post Bi-amp Inputs Yes Height (inches) 8-15/16 Width (inches) 6-3/8 Depth (inches) 9-7/16 Weight (pounds) 8.3 Mounting Bracket Included No Recommended Stand Height (inches) 22-26 Parts Warranty 5 Years Labor Warranty 5 Years Product Research Overview: The Cambridge Audio S30 Bookshelf Loudspeakers feature a two-way design with a 1" soft-dome tweeter and 4.5" mid-bass woofer loaded in a bass reflex enclosure. The S30 bookshelf loudspeakers deliver smooth highs and detailed lows. You can also add a Cambridge Audio S-series powered subwoofer (779S90B, sold separately). The S30 bookshelf loudspeakers are ideal for a stereo or home theater application. These speakers can be table-top or wall mounted (using optional wall-mount bracket, sold separately). Driver Technology Enclosure Design Connections Mounting Options Driver Technology Two-Way Drivers: The Cambridge Audio S30 bookshelf loudspeakers employ a two-way speaker design. 1" Soft-Dome Tweeter: The S30 bookshelf loudspeakers feature a 1" soft-dome tweeter for smooth, accurate highs. The tweeters use high flux density, self shielding neodymium magnet assemblies for improved sensitivity and better dynamics. 4.5" Mid-Bass Woofer: The S30 bookshelf loudspeakers utilize a 4.5" woven polyfiber cone mid-bass woofer for dynamic mid & bass response. Each mid-bass woofer uses a rigid phase plug for improved off-axis integration. The 4.5" mid-bass woofers also feature a high-quality rubber surround edge for reliable cone termination. In addition, an optimized magnet motor-assembly is used for extended lower frequencies. Two-Way Crossover: The S30 bookshelf loudspeakers utilize a 1st order, 2-way crossover to deliver high-frequencies to the tweeters and mid-/low-frequencies to the mid-bass drivers. High-quality laminate core inductors give cleaner bass with improved dynamics, while polypropylene film capacitors in critical path areas give a high-resolution high frequency response. Frequency Response: The S30 bookshelf loudspeakers have a frequency response rating of 55 to 20,000 Hz. Power Handling: The Cambridge Audio S30 bookshelf loudspeakers can handle between 15 to 100 watts (RMS). Enclosure Design Bass Reflex Enclosure: The Cambridge Audio S30 bookshelf loudspeakers utilize a bass reflex enclosure with a rear-firing port for greater efficiency and bigger bass response. MDF Cabinet: The S30 bookshelf loudspeakers feature a rigid MDF cabinet with internal cross-bracing to prevent any unwanted distortion caused by vibration and resonance. Wood Veneer Finish: The S30 bookshelf loudspeakers are available in a black or dark oak wood veneer finish. Removable Grille: The Cambridge Audio S30 bookshelf loudspeakers include removable black cloth grilles. Magnetically Shielded: The enclosures have been magnetically shielded, so you can safely place the speakers next to your television or computer monitor. Connections Dual Binding Posts: The speaker has two sets of gold-plated binding posts connected by gold-plated jumpers. Using the dual binding posts, you can bi-amp or bi-wire the speakers. The binding post terminals will accept bare-wire, pin-connectors, spade-connectors, and banana-plugs (single only). Color Coded: The terminals are color-coded (black/red) to distinguish between positive and negative. 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A Waldorf man has been charged with robbing a 17-year-old North Point High School student of his Air Jordan tennis shoes last week.
Charles County sheriff�s officer R. Anderson was monitoring dismissal Thursday afternoon at neighboring Theodore G. Davis Middle School when Kevin Hartfield, North Point's Junior ROTC instructor, approached to report a robbery, according to charging papers.
Hartfield said a student had just told him that two men, neither North Point students, had snatched his Nike Air Jordan 7 Retro Olympic Edition sneakers, which he was carrying, in a lobby near the school�s pool, the papers state.
One of the robbers, later identified as Daryl Timothy Young Jr., 20, was wearing jeans and a black jacket, the student said.
The shoes carry a suggested retail price of $160 but are selling online for more than twice that amount.
Hartfield said he confronted one of the men, later identified as Young, who reached for his waistband as if he had a weapon and claimed that the shoes were his, court records state. Hartfield reported that the men left the school and were last seen walking down Davis Road but that another faculty member was following them in his car.
Anderson drove down Davis Road in his patrol car and met the faculty member, who pointed out Young. The officer observed that Young was wearing jeans and a black jacket that matched the student�s description, charging documents state.
The officer approached the men and asked to speak with them. Anderson informed Young that he matched the description of a man who had just robbed a North Point student, court papers state.
Both Young and his accomplice became angry, and the latter reached into his jacket and threw a single Air Jordan sneaker on the ground toward Anderson, the papers state.
Anderson arrested both men and requested backup. Back at the school, he spoke with the student, who said he was walking in a hallway when Young�s accomplice, whom the student did not know, walked up and grabbed the sneakers out of the student's arms and claimed the shoes were his, the documents state.
The student said he tried to follow them out of the school but stopped when Young motioned as if he were concealing a weapon underneath his clothing, the records state.
Anderson charged Young with robbery and took him to the county jail in La Plata. Charges are pending against the accomplice, also in his 20s, police said.
�As the Sheriff and a parent, I am impressed by the student, the teacher and Officer Anderson, who all did exactly what they should have when this incident occurred,� Charles County Sheriff Rex Coffey (D) said in a statement. �The theft of expensive sneakers is not uncommon, but a crime like this at our schools is rare. Fortunately, the audacity of the two individuals who walked into North Point without permission and committed a strong-arm robbery is no match for the fast, astute response by everyone involved.�


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So the story goes: I had a half-baguette lingering on top of the microwave, sad and pitiful in a crinkly foil collar that was wrapped around it to help keep bread rigor mortis at bay. It stared me down whenever I checked the time or went to grab Nutella from the pantry (which happens all too often in my house). This weekend has been all about greedy excess: warm chocolate chip cookies on a gray afternoon, hot dogs and cheese fries, fresh-fried donuts, an easy dinner of good bread and triple creme cheese. Why not turn that leftover half-loaf into a frittata crowned with olive oil and butter-fried bread? Keep the good times going, yes, why stop the fry party just because it's Sunday?
With some beautiful eggs from a local farm, I made a frittata. The eggs were fresh and perky (old eggs lose their tightness; the raw whites slouch like a teenager); I lightly beat them with some salt and cream. After frying the bread cubes in olive oil, butter and salt, I turned them onto a plate and used the hot pan to charm some garlic–egg mixture went back into the pan along with a cup of chopped roasted broccoli, a crumbled knob of goat cheese and a good handful of Parm. I sprinkled the olive oil and butter-fried bread cubes over the top and placed the skillet under the broiler. A few minutes later, there she was, a frittata suitable for breakfast or dinner, and crowned with butter and olive oil-toasted jewels. It was like eggs and toast yet so much more magnificent. Smiling, I brought the skillet to the table, happy with my discovery and knowing that a new era of frittatas for dinner had commenced.
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Serves 4 to 6
- 4 large eggs, lightly beaten
- 2 tablespoons heavy cream or crème frâiche (optional)
- Kosher salt
- 1 tablespoon unsalted butter
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- Four 1/2-inch thick baguette slices (day-old or fresh), cut into 1/2-inch cubes
- 1 large garlic clove, finely chopped
- 1 cup chopped roasted, steamed or sautéed vegetables (such as broccoli, cauliflower, onions, green beans. fennel, artichokes–the list is endless)
- 1 ounce (about 2 tablespoons) cheese, crumbled (such as goat cheese, blue cheese, cheddar, fresh mozzarella)
- 3 tablespoons Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
- 4 scallions, trimmed and thinly sliced, or 3 tablespoons chopped chives
1. Whisk the eggs and heavy cream together with a good pinch of salt in a medium bowl and set aside.
2. Melt the butter with 1 tablespoon olive oil in a 9- or 10-inch skillet over medium heat. Add the baguette cubes and a generous pinch of salt, toss, and cook, turning often, until golden-brown and crunchy, 6 to 8 minutes. Transfer to a medium bowl and set aside.
3. Add another tablespoon olive oil to the pan along with the garlic and cook until fragrant, stirring often, for about 30 seconds. Stir in the vegetable(s) and pour the egg mixture over the top. Sprinkle the cheese over the frittata followed by 2 tablespoons of Parm, then the croutons and lastly the final tablespoon of Parm. Cook until the edges of the frittata are set, 2 to 3 minutes. Meanwhile adjust an oven rack to the upper-middle position and turn the broiler on to high.
4. Drizzle the last tablespoon of olive oil over the frittata and place it in the oven. Broil until the eggs are set, 1 to 3 minutes. Remove from the oven, sprinkle with scallions, and serve.
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Works great with cauliflower too.
- 1 head broccoli, ends trimmed, stalks peeled and thinly sliced on a bias, crowns divided into florets
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- Kosher salt
- Grated Parmigiano-Reggiano (optional)
Heat the oven to 350°. Place the broccoli stems and florets in a large baking dish. Toss with the oil and a good few pinches of salt and roast until the florets are browned and frizzled, about 1 hour and 10 minutes, stirring halfway through. Serve sprinkled with Parm.


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Holiday window gazing is one of our favorite parts of the Christmas season — there's nothing like sipping a hot cocoa while you stroll from department store to department store, taking in all the tinseled goodness. Just once, though, wouldn't it be nice to garner that warm, fuzzy feeling while staying, you know, warm? Barneys is unveiling its holiday masterpiece tonight at its flagship Madison Avenue boutique, but if you're too cozy on the couch, we've got you covered with a sneak peek.
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Hey folks,
It's been a little over a month since the last site update. I'm bad like that. Too many toes in too many cakes or something. Anyway, a few "status updates."
Detroit and DEMF were great this year. The Bang Tech 12 party went pretty well, although I had some unfortunate cartridge/tonearm issues and poor sound in my room, which made my set less than optimal this time around. But its always fun to perform in that city…lots of real heads that have open minds. Also sold some records for PROPER TRAX, and got them into the hands of some of my personal production and DJ heroes. No name dropping here, but it was pretty fucking awesome and primo timing.
Highlights include:
Bang Tech 12 15 Anniversary party
Arthur Oskan live set the Beretta showcase. Akufen was solid, too…but I was hoping for more of his micro/chopped sound, not so much deep, soul house.
Marcel Dettmann & Radio Slave B2B at the CLR event. Really powerful mix that went all over the place with house, tech-house, techno, dubstep, and even some classic electro cuts like "Numbers." This was the shit, needless to say, and while Collabs was solid and big, Dettmann and Edwards were just plain fun and grimy.
Maetrik put on a really good set at the Works on Sunday night, but the rest of that show was "meh" at best. As I reconfirm every year, yet always end up getting dragged anyway, the Works blows. Fuck that place.
Shit Show 2 with the Gary Springs Hunting Club was intense. One of the nuttiest and most "free" parties I've attended. Will do again Petting zoos. TV Bar is one of the BEST on the other hand.
DEMF DJs who hit me with damn good jams and skills and best left an imprint in my head over a month later: Ryan Elliot, Steve Rachmad, Ben Klock, Marcel Dettmann, Detroit Techno Militia 5×5, Claude Young, Kerri Chandler, Aril Brikha, Metro Area. Admittedly, I missed a lot more of the festival and some of the performances that I wanted to catch this year. Stayed pretty busy at the off-site parties this year and tended to get what little rest I had in the early afternoon. Sven Vath was definitely a performance, but I had to catch Klock and Dettmann moreso. Really wanted to give Beardyman a shot, but couldn't get space. Missed Ramadanman, most of District 909 (but the little I heard was excellent), Reference, and a lot of others. Disappointments include Villalobos (zzz trax, endless socializing, floppy subs, even let a record play out completely while he was chatting it up…), Adam Beyer (Beatport guido douche tech-house, definitely "played to the crowd" which was pretty gelled up at that stage this year…he's killed the last two times I've heard him), and Fatboy Slim ruining every stage but the underground with his electro rave, 150db schlock that seemed to permeate the entirety of Hart Plaza.
I'm forgetting some stuff, as I don't want to write a novel. Overall, this was the best year out of four for me. I got a lot out of it, met a ton of new people, heard some awesome music, partied like it was 2099, and got promo Proper Trax into some really good hands both famous and notsomuch.
I also wanted to give a shout out to FBK and Chris Mitchell, whom I both met in person while out there. Been talking to them online before, but it was really good to share some time talking. These guys are up and coming, doing some really amazing work. Check out their music.
Oh, and I totally lost my voice by Monday morning. Literally couldn't talk. Too much chat, smokes, yelling, and all that good stuff I assume I think something was telling me "shut the fuck up for a minute, Will."
Next up, Split Personalities EP on Proper Trax has done well in its first month. Copies are selling steadily, especially considering my promo is basically no promo. Hand out a few to some DJs, hit up a few boards, and rinse the music. Couple highlights: DJ Psycho of Detroit Techno Militia played The Funnel's "Bake Sale" at DEMF. And legendary Berlin record shop Hardwax sold out of all its copies. If things continue to go this way, we should be out of stock within a month or two. So get a copy if you haven't already.
Currently, I'm working hard on a lot of new material. I throw some teases and preliminary progress on my Soundcloud page, although most of what is up there are older revisions. For a change of pace, I've also done a couple remix/edits of classic dance tracks including a remix of Chic's "I Want Your Love" and Billy Ocean's "Caribbean Queen." These are a little outside my normal realm of production, but they have done an excellent job of making dancefloors jump. As usual, although I don't typically share my material freely online, all you gotta do is ask…hit me or the label up : will.azada @ gmail.com or proper @ propertrax.com – I'm always looking to connect you!
Also, Grey People drove from Nashville to join me in the studio for a weekend in June. One of the best studio sessions I've had ever. We collaborate well, and accomplished a lot. Look out for what we've got in store in the next few months. Expect a teaser soon. Oh, and here's a free Proper Trax promo mix we did while he was over. Tag-team, grab-bag vinyl set using my records. It's a little drifty at times, since we just busted it out spur of the moment, but it holds up nicely, and really is a lot of fun and representative of what's in my vinyl crate at the moment. For July, we'll be using his records.
He ended up leaving with my Juno 106. It just didn't see the use I wanted to give it. Large synths just don't fit my workflow…I'm a desktop jockey, what can I say? Love my MFB-522 and FRXS because they sit in front of my lazy ass. Guess I'll have to find a nice desktop analog poly to replace it. Have to say, he started busting out some choice material a few days later, and I'm a little "gaaaaaaah, why did I not keep it?" haha, glad its in good hands and being used more though! Best to keep it in the "family" so to speak.
Gigs have been steady, can't say I've been wanting really. As far as Knoxville goes, at least. The Headroom crew and I have been throwing some good events and I'm really looking forward to the DTFAA Reunion show this Saturday (July 9). The first one was huge, and I kind of regret not keeping it going through last year and before now, but Headroom itself got to be a lot for us to handle and it sort of replaced DTFAA as an event. But this one is looking like its going to be thick, with a lot of RSVPs coming through so far for a small spot like Longbranch. Other than that, lots of daytime and outdoor stuff, an insanely destructive slum house party, and I'm happy to be a part of the new One More Chance… Sunday weekly at Sapphire with homeboy Mark B, which is a spot where I can go a little funky, fun, and deep. Too often I feel obligated to bang out techno and more jacking house in this town, to appeal to the sensibilities of the "bang it out, melt my face" contingent, but more "pure" house is where my heart is a lot of days.
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Source(Pub. L. 89–502, § 11,July 13, 1966, 80 Stat. 283; Pub. L. 101–624, title XIX, § 1996,Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 3912; Pub. L. 102–237, title VIII, § 808(a)(4),Dec. 13, 1991, 105 Stat. 1883.)
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His weight goal is measured in pounds, but his distance goal is measured in kilometers? LOL
YOU CAN DO IT!I started a weight loss program just a few months before we started caching. I lost 80 lbs! and I attribute much of it to Geocaching!KEEP GOING!
Best wishes from South Africa! You can do it!Will be watching your progress with interest.
Hey..I'm with you on this one! Been thinking of doing the same myself! I will be watching you and cheering you on all the way. Happy trails!
I walk a new park every day and geocache my way around it. I have lost 40 lbs so far with WW and geocaching/ walking. Geocaching makes the walking fun and it helps me get the family involved.
Pulling for you Martin!
Good luck! Cheering you on from Springfield, IL!
Go for it Martin, i'm just starting out and quickly learning how unfit i have let myself get.
Hope it all works for you, if not just enjoy getting out there.
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I definitely want to try this. I've been looking for a way to lose weight, but my severe asthma prevents me from almost any form of exercise. I love geocaching, and this is the perfect way to try and get healthier! I'm rooting for you Martin!! Thank you for the inspiration.
Good luck and hope you manage to succeed with your objective. It would be nice and after the success, you could become an example for other people with a similar desire as yours.
Wow, this is great! Cheering you on…keep on trucking!
Sweet! Doing the same myself. Great excuse to get out, and run around!
Right on! I think I've found what you lost!
Cool. I just got back from Vancouver Island with my brother.
We spent a whole week doing mostly geocaching.
Most of our time was spent in Courtenay and the Parksville area.
Good luck with the geocaching diet.
That is a great idea.
I lost over 40 pounds when I started walking for exercise. That was a few months before I started geocaching, but walking just to walk was dull and hard to make myself get out and do it. Geocaching gives me a fun reason and I get to meet good people and discover places I never would have known into the bargain. win-win-win-win!
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thats good…. i must say thats the spirit to lose weight.
Hey physical activity is one of the major way to reduce some pounds!!!
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Whitney 30 ton hydraulic punch
Lown 1/8x 36" power roller
Arco roto-phase model M
Vectrax 7x12 band saw
Miller spectrum 875
30a spoolgun w/wc-24
Syncrowave 250
I have built many of these from stainless. The biggest tip I can give you for a first timer is patience. You will get the first one wrong, but they are always a PITA.
Is this a common axial fan, like the one on the front of a truck engine? Can you run the round pipe right up to the round fan blade opening?
Circumference is pi (~3.14) x diameter, so 2" OD pipe has an outside circumference of ~6.3". If it's actually 7.25", then the OD is actually ~2.3".
Either way: a 4-sided 3.5" square has a perimeter of 4 x 3.5" = 14" (about double the pipe's). So you'll need to 1) square the pipe end by hammering or driving in a square mandrel, and 2) fabricate 4 identical trapezoidal panels...
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...whose short sides (TOP) are slightly less than 1/4 the pipe's circumference (to allow for corner bends), and whose long sides (BOTTOM) fit the way you want around the fan (smaller to go against or inside; larger to go around the fan). The angled sides (or the distance between the long & short sides) depends on how much room you have to work with, and how much material you want to use. Longer panels will squeeze the airflow more slowly, allowing the fan to move more air.
With more effort, the panels don't have to be identical or trapezoidal, and can offset the center of the fan from the center of the pipe, and can incorporate a bend. But that can turn into a LOT of work & frustration if you don't get it right the first time.Walk softly & carry a BIG SIX ! ! !
This is how I build a square to round Cut and tack the pieces as in the drawing, Now cut a thin piece of card board to the approximate angle to fit the pipe, Hold the cardboard tight around the pipe and the rest of the offset. Have someone mark the inside of the cardboard. cut each side of the template about a 1/16" wider on each side. Trace out on the metal you are using and cut. Then open your vice about a 1 1/2" or what ever you need and use a ball-peen hammer to form the piece to fit taking into account the angle for the pipe. With a little patience and sanding you will have a nice looking square to round. Try not to get to many union labels in the piece when forming. If you are using tig to weld the offset leave the 1/16" on the peaces and use it for filler, otherwise grind or sand the peace to fit. Lay the piece lengthwise over the vise jaws and start forming at the pipe end.
1 Make the square the size you need it
2 Make four trangles the with of the square to a point the length you want it
3 Tack the pieces together
4 done
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square to round layout
Thanks guys I figured it out and if I could figure out how to upload pics I would show ya but basically I found the perimeter of the square piece and took the circumference of the pipe divided into 4 and just centred those on the quartered perimeter. Bent the stretch out into the square and then bent the top in and weld.