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Psalm 61:1-8 (KJV)
1Hear my cry, O God; attend unto my prayer. 2 From the end of the earth will I cry unto thee, when my heart is overwhelmed: lead me to the rock that is higher than I. 3 For thou hast been a shelter for me, and a strong tower from the enemy. 4 I will abide in thy tabernacle for ever: I will trust in the covert of thy wings. Selah. 5 For thou, O God, hast heard my vows: thou hast given me the heritage of those that fear thy name. 6 Thou wilt prolong the king's life: and his years as many generations. 7 He shall abide before God for ever: O prepare mercy and truth, which may preserve him. 8 So will I sing praise unto thy name for ever, that I may daily perform my vows.
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Please forgive my overly bold first prayer request, but this is urgent.
****Please agree with and intercede for me in prayer. My wife of 11 years filed for divorce on October 19th. In my state, divorces can be finalized within 60 days. I know the Lord's Will for marriages. To compound this problem, I believe that there are those close to the situation (in and out of our church) who are encouraging her toward this course of action. We have 5 sons, and as a child of divorce, I don't want them to experience the pain, anguish and issues that divorce brought to me.
Please join me in this prayer. Let's shake the floor of Heaven with this request!****
I ask you to strengthen Your workers in the Heavenly realms for this ongoing spiritual battle. All glory is Yours, and I believe You will be glorified through the preservation and restoration of my marriage.
By the authority given me in Jesus Name, I rebuke those spirits and people who have driven a wedge and are continuing to try and drive a wedge between myself and my bride!
Father, Jesus Himself said in Mark 10, "What You (God) have joined together, let man not separate". I'm standing on that Word. Lord, I know that it's not Your Will for divorce. I know that it is Your Will for us to work things out. Because of this, I claim the victory. I claim my marriage for YOUR honor and glory. So Lord, show Yourself through this process. Let ALL who have seen this situation, KNOW that it was YOU who brought us back together. There will be NO DIVORCE. Our marriage will remain unbroken, both in Your eyes, and the eyes of the civil authorities. Lord, I've been praying for us to spend Christmas under the same roof as a family, and believe You are working on that.
Into Your capable Hands I commit this matter. I thank You for the answered prayer and resultant glory that is ALL Yours. Thank You that I can run to you, Abba, and know You are strengthening me for a greater purpose.
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- Is Infidelity Grounds For A Divorce? (terrycato.wordpress.com)
- A Soft Heart Heals the Divorces of our Lives (interruptingthesilence.com)
- I "_____" Weddings (therecoveringlegalist.com)
- Dissolution is not the solution (opinion.inquirer.net)
- Marriage Reconciliation and Related Questions (socyberty.com)
- Divorce to be Reckoned With (Sanctity of Marriage, Part 4) (rachelself12.wordpress.com)
- Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost: Proper 22B (preachingthenewlectionary.com)
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Bireli Lagrene
Lagrène was born a Sinti Gypsy on September 4, 1966, in Alsace. His father had been a prominent guitarist during the 1930s, and Lagrène started playing guitar at four or five. "My father was a big Django fan and a Stéphane Grappelli fan and he just loved this Hot Club de France music," Lagrène told Peter Anick in Fiddler Magazine. "He also grew up with it, so since he was a guitar player, he wanted us -- me and my brother -- to become guitar players and to play Django Reinhardt's music." By seven, Lagrène was playing jazz, eventually focusing on Reinhardt's distinct style. "When I was about nine years old," Lagrène later told Guitar Player, "I didn't even realize that I could play the guitar or that I was a musician. I just played it as easily as eating food. Later, I got together with a guitar teacher to learn about scales and picking, but he told me I already knew everything, and he walked away after about half an hour." In his late teens, Lagrène's musical taste began to evolve as he absorbed players like Wes Montgomery and Jimi Hendrix; he also began playing electric guitar. "The concept of the 'heir apparent' to Django playing distorted rock guitar solos on his Yamaha solid-bodied instrument must have disillusioned many diehards," wrote Andy Mackenzie, "but Lagrène has lost none of his original ability."
Lagrène has been an active live performer since the 1970s. In 1984 as his career was just beginning, he appeared at the Django Reinhardt Tribute at Fat Tuesdays in New York City. "Mr. Lagrène showed that he is more than a remarkable clone, as he added his own colorations to the Reinhardt manner, particularly in his original improvisations," wrote John S. Wilson in The New York Times. In 1997, Lagrène appeared at the New York Blue Note with Larry Coryell and Billy Cobham. Lagrène has also continued to record a steady stream of albums. In 2002, Dreyfus issued Gypsy Project, a recording that found him returning to Reinhardt and the classic jazz songbook. "This album should not be seen as an acceptable substitute for the original Reinhardt recordings," noted Rick Anderson in Notes, "but should be considered an essential complement to them by any library supporting the study of jazz guitar."
Dreyfus issued Gipsy Routes in the late spring of 2008. He followed the album with Gipsi Trio on Dreyfus Jazz in 2010, accompanied by double bassist Diego Imbert and fellow guitarist Hono Winterstein, and collaborated with the Rosenberg Trio on Djangologists the same year. In 2012, he recorded a straight-ahead jazz set for Universal entitled Mouvements with saxophonist Franck Wolf, drummer Jean-Marc Robin, and Hammond organist Jean-Yves Jung. Also in 2012, Lagrène was asked to participate in the 50th career anniversary concert celebration for violinist Jean-Luc Ponty. He appeared in a trio with the honoree and bassist Stanley Clarke. Though the other members had played -- and recorded -- together before, the guitarist had never interacted with either before that evening. The trio members electrified the audience and astonished one another with their swinging rapport. Two years later they entered IRS Studios in Brussels and emerged with an album four days later. D-Stringz was released by Impulse! in late 2015. ~ Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr.
Selected Discography
Track List: Broadway Blues
Track List: Live At The Festival
Track List: Electric Side
Track List: Djangology / To Bi Or Not To Bi
Track List: Live In Marciac / Blue Eyes
Track List: A Tribute To Django Reinhardt
Track List: Gipsy Project & Friends
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Smith is the surname of a wizarding family that descends from Helga Hufflepuff[1], one of the founders of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Their family heirloom, Helga Hufflepuff's Cup, was stolen from Hepzibah Smith by Tom Marvolo Riddle, who then turned it into one of his Horcruxes. It was eventually destroyed by Hermione Granger, who stabbed it with a Basilisk fang.[2]
Known family members
- Hepzibah Smith — a very wealthy witch who was murdered by Tom Riddle
- Mr Smith — Zacharias Smith's father
- Sally Smith — a student at Hogwarts in the 1990s
- Zacharias Smith — a Hufflepuff student at Hogwarts in the 1990s and member of Dumbledore's Army, though he abandoned the D.A. during the Battle of Hogwarts
Smith is the most common surname in the United Kingdom and the United States. It originally comes from the Anglo-Saxon word smitan, meaning "to smite" or "to strike". The occupation smith or blacksmith was derived from this word, and Smith thus became an occupational surname.


text: An estimated 127,000 uninsured Mainers will be required to get health insurance or face penalties starting next year under the federal health care overhaul. But experts say they shouldn't panic because there will be options for coverage, and for many, help getting it. The private research nonprofit Kaiser Family Foundation estimates that 10 percent of Maine's population is uninsured and will be required to get insurance under what's known as the individual mandate. The federal law provides for two ways of covering those people: through expanded Medicaid coverage or subsidies for private insurance. Many of those who don't qualify for Medicaid will qualify for the subsidies.


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This demo — from Pattie Maes' lab at MIT, spearheaded by Pranav Mistry — was the buzz of TED. It's a wearable device with a projector that paves the way for profound interaction with our environment. Imagine "Minority Report" and then some.
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Arsenal train ahead of Dortmund - Pictures
Arsenal flew out to Germany on Monday for their Champions League Group F clash with Borussia Dortmund - but not before they trained at their base at London Colney.
Arsene Wenger put his players through their paces in the morning and our official Club photographer was there to send back these pictures.
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text: Has anyone ever used those furniture slider things that are supposed to make it easy to move heavy furniture across carpet and other surfaces? Here's a link of what I am talking about. I want to move a 36-in, 3-drawer metal file cabinet at work (so standard metal office furniture) just like 10 feet. I can push it (if I work hard at it) but its very heavy ... and I've ended injuring myself resulting in surgery doing it before. If you use these things, how do you get it underneath the heavy furniture to begin with, and do do they really allow you to move a heavy metal cabinet across carpet (the thin office floor type carpet squares)? http://www.lowes.com/ProductDisplay...231&catalogId=10051&cmRelshp=sim&rel=nofollow


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Aloha, Greetings, and Hello!
I live in the Denver Area, and met some of you at Starfest this last weekend. I thought some of the construction information shared with me at the con was extensive, but I had absolutely no clue how dedicated armor costumers are. As I introduce myself, allow me to humbly bow to everyone. If it weren't for your strong sense of community, I would still likely have no idea where to start. I am excited to start planning an armor for myself, and am likely going to need a fair bit of advice.
Looks like I found the right place :).
I love building models. What better subject to try out, than something that can both be worn AND displayed.
I am really looking forward to getting to know everyone better.
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Braxton Miller tops Heisman Trophy betting odds list
Until Autograph-Gate, this award was Johnny Manziel's to lose, according to sports bettors.
But now that the Texas A&M star's college career is up in the air (just like his myriad TD passes from last year), its another star QB who owns the spot atop the Heisman Trophy odds list.
Braxton Miller of Ohio State has moved top the top of 'which player will win the Heisman Trophy' lists.
South Carolina's stud DE Jadeveon Clowney is the second betting choice and fans get to see him Thursday as the Gamecocks face the UNC Tar Heels.
The rest of Bovada's list is heavy with quarterbacks. They have kept Manziel on the list, unlike some books monitored by OddsShark.com that have taken him down.
Odds to win the 2013-2014 Heisman Trophy
Braxton Miller (QB Ohio State) 9/2
Jadeveon Clowney (DE South Carolina) 13/2
A.J. McCarron (QB Alabama) 10/1
Teddy Bridgewater (QB Louisville) 10/1
Aaron Murray (QB Georgia) 12/1
Johnny Manziel (QB Texas A&M) 12/1
Marcus Mariota (QB Oregon) 12/1
T.J. Yeldon (RB Alabama) 15/1
Tajh Boyd (QB Clemson) 15/1
De'Anthony Thomas (RB Oregon) 16/1
Duke Johnson (RB Miami) 18/1
Devin Gardner (QB Michigan) 25/1
Marquis Lee (WR USC) 25/1
Taylor Martinez (QB Nebraska) 25/1
Lache Seastrunk (RB Baylor) 30/1
Ameer Abdullah (RB Nebraska) 33/1
Stephen Morris (QB Miami) 33/1
Kevin Hogan (QB Stanford) 33/1
Jameis Winston (QB Florida State) 33/1
Marion Grice (RB Arizona State) 33/1
Jordan Lynch (QB Northern Illinois) 40/1
Brett Hundley (QB UCLA) 50/1
Jeff Driskel (QB Florida) 50/1
Ka'Deem Carey (RB Arizona) 50/1
Stefon Diggs (WR Maryland) 50/1
Todd Gurley (RB Georgia) 66/1
Kain Colter (QB Northwestern) 66/1
Sammy Watkins (WR Clemson) 66/1
Blake Bell (QB Oklahoma) 100/1
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used a preset called harmer in fl studio and tweaked it to how i like it to sound. use a piano roll score sheet to give it a bassline ish sound. bpm is 175
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probably the hardiest try with music yet with trying to make it sound at least soso.
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Kauffman's FarMarket
Montezuma, GA 31063
478-244-9454 | 478-472-8833
Kauffman's is a 25-year-old strawberry U-pick farm located in Macon County. Situated in the heart of one of the largest Mennonite communites in Georgia, it is just minutes away from Interstate I-75 south of Atlanta. Strawberry season runs from March to May, and visitors are welcome Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
We love children and enjoy teaching about fruit and vegetable production or other aspects of farm living. Price is $6 per child. (Homeschoolers pay for one and get one free, and teachers and bus drivers get complimentary passes.) Our tour includes: one small basket of berries, a hay ride around the farm, petting and feeding the animals in the barn, a small cup of ice cream and a visit inside the silo. Picnic and play area provided. Each tour lasts approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes. For reservations, call Steve or Loretta at 478-472-8833 or email [email protected]
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Hours of Operation
Sunday: 9:00AM - 6:00PM
Monday: 8:00AM - 6:00PM
Tuesday: 8:00AM - 6:00PM
Wednesday: 8:00AM - 6:00PM
Thursday: 9:00AM - 6:00PM
Friday: 9:00AM - 6:00PM
Saturday: 9:00AM - 6:00AM
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Admission Free
Children Classes $6
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Bus / Motorcoach Parking on Site, Free Parking, Gift Shop, Guided Tours / Guide Available, Parking on Site, Public Restrooms, Restaurant on Site
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Family-friendly, Free Admission , Handicapped Accessible (Limited)
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School Calls Cops After 12-year-olds Kiss
A school administrator in Florida called the sheriff after a pair of consenting 12-year-olds shared a kiss on the playground.
Lee County Sheriff's deputies were dispatched to Orange River Elementary School after two female students were debating over who liked a 12-year-old boy more. At that point, one of the girls walked over and kissed the boy – leading an assistant principal to call authorities.
The administrator initially contacted the Florida Dept. of Children and Families. However, DCF told the school that they needed to call local law enforcement.
"They called us and said they caught two children kissing on the playground," Sgt. Stephanie Eller told Fox News & Commentary. "The reality is it was probably something innocent between two kids on the playground."
Eller said the deputies took a report and documented the incident, but determined no crime had been committed.
"If it had been a crime at all it would have been a simple battery," Eller said. "The battery consists of the unwanted touching of one person to another."
She said no one was arrested.
"At this point, it doesn't look like we have anyone who was an unwilling participant in this,' she said, referring to the playground smooch.
Eller said she suspected the school was being overly cautious.
"In the past, they would have been reluctant to say anything," she said. "That reluctance is gone because they don't want to be the one that didn't say something at that point at which the behavior was starting."
However, Joe Donzelli, a spokesman for Lee County Public Schools, said that wasn't the case at all. The school system said there was another – more serious incident that resulted in the telephone call to police.
When there is "suspicion to the level of concern, school employees are required to call DCF," Donzelli told the Naples News.
He said school district employees are required to call DCF if they suspect abuse.
But Eller said school administrators never conveyed anything serious to the sheriff's department.
"That was never conveyed to our deputies," she said.
Eller said they were only called to the school because they had a report "of two children kissing."
Meanwhile, parents are accusing the school of overreacting.
"Whatever happened to common sense," one parent wrote to the local newspaper.
Another parent suggested the principal needed to be fired.
"A kiss between 12-year-olds, I would say, is relatively harmless," another wrote.
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May the best slice win
Children's Museum seeks competitors for its pizza challenge
By JOHN QUINN
Union Leader Correspondent | October 10. 2013 9:17PM
The 5th annual pizza fest and silent auction is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 16, from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at 6 Washington St. Advance tickets are available online at www.pizzafest.eventbrite.com for $10 for adults, $7 for children ages 3 to 10, and children under 2 are free. At the door, tickets are $12 and $9.
Duncanson said any venue can take part in the event. She cited the Spaghetti Stain, which brought French bread pizza even though it doesn't have pizza on the regular menu.
While participants are required to offer cheese pizza and one other flavor, Duncanson said most bring three or four varieties — including roasted vegetables, honey barbecue chicken and dessert pizzas, which are a big hit."They don't tell us the pizzas there will bring," Duncanson said. "They like that element of surprise."
"You can try pizza from six to 10 restaurants," Duncanson said, adding the pizzas are cut up into "tasting slices." Area residents help choose the best pizzas in the following categories: Kids' Choice Cheese and Grown-Ups' Choice. Meanwhile, a group of experts will select the Judges' Pick for Best Pizza, Best Crust and Most Creative Toppings.
For more information, please call the museum at 742-2002 or visit www.childrens-museum.org/.
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Re: Distant Panel
I *really* like this. It's certainly not the type of thing you see on shirt.woot. It's rare to find a design that is focused exclusively on how well it works as a shirt, rather than a comic strip.
(Don't get me wrong - I love the cutesy or funny shirts too, but it's refreshing to see something like this.) ;)
Re: Poo-too-weet
For anyone considering reading "Bluebeard", I heartily recommend it. It's one of my favorites and I would argue one of Vonnegut's best (or at least most accessible) in terms of telling a structured story with a satisfying ending.
locustpr wrote:Jaw-droppingly beautiful.
^^ This!
Re: Slow Seeped tea
"Tea" is for Turtle! Love your work so much!
Ooh! I want a cup shaped like a turtle! :D
And I agree, the coloring on the shells are superb! <3
thatrobert wrote:
Congratulations on winning a Best Loser Award!
This is not SPAM.
Winning a BLA does NOT mean this shirt won't print -- I'm hoping it does.
Your one and only gift is this crappy little badge in your shirt thread. Enjoy.
I'm very shallow and empty and I have no ideas and nothing interesting to say.
thanks for the nod and love!
renegadetim wrote:
However.... I still don't get the title. Any help with that?
It's the last line from "Slaughterhouse Five". Two birds are talking and one of them says it to the main character, who's walking by.
tjost wrote:This is a nice concept. Has a very A-HA take on me vibe to it One thing to watch that I see many people do when they draw a figure in the form you did with a bent leg, is to make sure that the two leges are of even legth even though one is bent. Right now it appears that one of the legs is longer then the other. Goog job though and keep it up +1
Thanks! That's kind of funny though, I actually used a direct copy of the layer of the leg to make sure it was the same and then did some photoshopping. Looking at it now, it does look a little bit like her bent leg's shin is longer than the other. Thanks for the critique!
Thanks everyone for looking and the positive comments!
elizaleo06 wrote:Really, I thought it was a vague Harry Potter reference with the basilisk being from a chicken egg hatched beneath a toad.
Thank you for your vote guys.
My design was base in an old episode of the simpsons were the talked about the Bolivian tree lizards, a type of lizard that steals and eats a bird's eggs and leaves their own eggs to be watched after by the mother bird.
Sadly or gladly for many bolivian birds this particular reptile doesnt exist.
Re: Sticking Out
If this doesn't make it to a print, please sub this somewhere else and let me know, I would vote it a 10/10 and be in for a print. I must have it.
Re: Black Swan
Why is this out of the fog?! D:
Re: Moustache Club
Each one a little shadier than the next. That one on the right would make a lot of dairy intolerant people very uncomfortable. I really like these subtle takes on the theme Boots.
Re: Another Dimension
thatrobert wrote:
Congratulations on winning a Best Loser Award!
Thanks ThatRobert and LocustPR. Best Losers are always a welcome surprise and another level of recognition within the woot community. It's also a way of discovering good designs I might have missed otherwise.
The way people have supported this design has been much appreciated.
This shirt is so awesome. I really hope it wins! I will buy one if it does. Good luck!
The polar bears on Lost should have done this. It would've confused the hell out of everyone. Confused them even more, I mean.
Awesome shirt, by the way! I hope it wins. I will buy one if it does. Good luck
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i like it...
logomachinist wrote:I have some concerns about this cup. Normally I wouldn't have much trouble tracking the lethargic li'l guy down, but since I'm most likely to be drinking tea when I'm sick, I could see this getting pretty frustrating.
LOL, well the little guy could be running toward you, not away from you. But yeah being sick and chasing down your cup of lukewarm turtle tea... maybe not so fun. =D
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mtrhoades wrote:As a vegetarian, this is a must have. So cute!
Nice, glad you can identify with it - thanks mtrhoades!
lonelypond wrote:very cute...nice worried expressions.
Thanks lonelypond=)
kinzoku wrote:Very cute! Looks like a winner to me. I especially love the panda's expression.
Two years without missing a derby? Really? I admire that dedication. I tried not to miss any derbies for a long time, but eventually decided not to force it when I had no ideas or not enough time... But that's really cool that you stuck to it, I love looking through your archive on shirt.what.
The panda's expression is my favorite part too: )
Yup, apparently 2 years. Usually I have too many ideas (not necessarily good ones;), but there were a few times I struggled for one. And entering every derby didn't always mean I entered in a timely way - sometimes not till the mid-week. Thanks very much kinzoku, and glad you enjoyed going through my archive!
emberdione wrote:o.m.g. I have to have this shirt.
*goes to find friends who are on woot that can vote*
Finding friends who can vote would definitely help increase your chances of getting it. Thanks emberdione!
@Assassin15 - I can see that.
@sTyLeS - These are little kid cubs sitting on a bench. I figured their haunches/legs will almost entirely be on the bench, and hidden by the table because of the angle we are viewing them.
@curiousme - thanks!
ittybittyx wrote:One more gargleblaster - love this!
Totally reminds me of being the "healthy lunch" kid in elementary school! Why no twinkies, mom? Why? Now I'm often the only vegetarian out at group dinners, and it feels very much the same.
And I echo the congrats on 2 years of designing! I just discovered woot a little while ago, but your work is always extremely well-done.
I hope this prints! Good luck!
I've felt like an oddball like that too, many a time - and definitely no twinkies in my lunch!
Thanks so much on the congrats and kind comments about my work! Much appreciated.
Now that I think about it... it would be neat timing if this printed at the 2nd year - my first print was right around my one year anniversary! Thanks again
@iceburgdesign - I wasn't totally expecting that, but I think it's neat. Thanks!
@phd2001 - Nope, just cautiously munching his bamboo ;) Thanks!
DJ9975 wrote:I think several of the negative posts have disappeared now, but I will say my piece regardless...
While I am quite happy to see Ramy NOT in the fog for yet another similary drawn and overly cutesy submission, I have to say lets at least keep the criticism sensible. If we are going to attack every detail like 'those hands could never hold a weapon' then we have to attack similar silliness in half the shirts submitted. Its a cartoon drawing for cryin out loud- its not expected to have the anatomical prowess of a Marvel comic. (Heck, Veggie Tales is a hiliarious and well done cartoon with characters that live their whole lives sans appendages. But I digress...) Speaking of comics- TMNT was a comic long before it was a video game, so that kills the no-video game references argument as well. The list of Ramy complaints goes far beyond these two examples, but they stand out most in my mind.
Again, I am not really attempting to run to Ramy's defense here since I tend to cringe at most of his submissions. But lets at least attempt to keep our annoyance aimed at something legit about the submission itself (there is generally plenty of good material), and stop throwing our anger around in silly ways making ourselves look like butts.
//end rant
I don't know if I'd agree that Veggietales is well done but I think the items floating in midair is possibly better than floating on arm numbs.
I don't really think I'm being nit-picky either... I'm not asking for Marvel quality... I can't even think of any cartoon style things that have weapons or objects just floating on non-hands.
At least most of the other designs that feature cartoony animals/people holding objects look like they have a legitimate way of holding them... or at the very least position the objects at a behind the hand view (probably a better way to put it) so that it doesn't look like it's just floating there.
//end non-rant :D
lorzod wrote:As a member of the LGBT community, I DO find this offensive. I've met met a bunch of Lesbians and Transgendered people that would find this insulting. And no, it has no explanation. It's just a picture, so people can draw from it what they WANT. Most people aren't going to spend an hour thinking about it. They're going to go with their initial response and my initial response is that this is making fun of girls who either want to be boys or boys who want to be girls. That can be viewed in a number of ways, but at the very least it's insanely insensitive to those who are transgendered on both sides. It is insulting for male to female and female to male.
If you don't see that fine, but don't tell other people they don't have a right to be offended OR that there are some ridiculously Sirius GPP and Jatravartid "explanations" as to why it's OK. If they feel offended or find it insulting, they have EVERY RIGHT to because it may not have meant to mean that, but there is nothing but pictures and the pictures speak to a minority community that tends to get ignored.
and BTW, many in the LGB community have issues with our tranny friends and may not accept them, so may not talk about that. The LGBT community is not as cohesive and all accepting as we all like to pretend and believe it is.
i think its funny that someone would come out and say that they are offended by the shirt design and say its not sensitive and then suggest that the group they are defending doesn't even accept its own. its hypocritical of to say respect us but we don't have to respect others. grow and realize that its not about you and not about LGBT either. i have a lot of friends in the LGBT community and i am glad to say they are not as closed minded. in the words of tyler durden you are not special. adding to that it is not everyone elses responsibility to accommodate you. be as you are but let everyone else in this word be as they are and stop picking out differences because thats what makes everything worse!
Re: If Wishes Were Shurikens
@curiousme: Thanks! -:D
@Daruma42: With a name like that, I would think so! -xD If I ever print it, I think I may have to send you one for free, on principle alone. -:P
Re: Old School [Re-Sub]
This is so cute. I absolutely love the style.
Re: Spork
Thanks for all the spork support. I hadn't thought there'd be such a spork following. I will try and refine and improve my shirt designs for future spork shirts so that I get a print.
Re: oddball, schmodbball
besides needing to remove the '1' from the front ball; the stripe's stripes are too wide, they look like solids.
Salinga wrote:Why is this out of the fog?! D:
so sorry to see this come out of fog - i love it
Re: Baa Baa Bad Sheep v2
This would be much better in black.
Re: Creepiest Triplets Ever
So that's what Rosemary's baby really looked like.
BootsBoots wrote:This is so cute. I absolutely love the style.
Thanks a lot!
daniel164 wrote:I hope I will be able to buy this one. Saint Pattys day will be happening right when I get back from Kuwait and I would really like something to wear right when I get back.
Me too Daniel,happy St. Patty's day ahead of time.
Re: You Weren't Invited
I LOVE this and the dog reminds me of my . . . .err "special" dog :D you have my vote
Re: Acquired Taste
YOU NEVER cease to amaze me WEEK AFTER WEEK I LOVE YOUR WORK!!
blanked wrote:Because it is too hard to get up off the ground. by the time you do the tagger has already completed the circle.
That's why you played it while you were still a kid!
Re: Duck duck duck duck duck GOOSE
Please vote for this! My little sis would love it!
Re: The Fifth Element?
no love for love D;
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jacobwratten wrote:i think its funny that someone would come out and say that they are offended by the shirt design and say its not sensitive and then suggest that the group they are defending doesn't even accept its own. its hypocritical of to say respect us but we don't have to respect others. grow and realize that its not about you and not about LGBT either. i have a lot of friends in the LGBT community and i am glad to say they are not as closed minded. in the words of tyler durden you are not special. adding to that it is not everyone elses responsibility to accommodate you. be as you are but let everyone else in this word be as they are and stop picking out differences because thats what makes everything worse!
Amen to that Johndis. As a member of the LGBT community and a tranny as some call us I also find it very sad and repulsive that some people in our community perform the same prejudice that they say they are fighting against. Some people need to stop talking and think before they speak.
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The national leader in save percentage, sophomore netminder Kayla Scully of the Canisius College women's lacrosse team was honored for the first time on Monday as the MAAC Defensive Player of the Week.
Scully anchored the Canisius defense to a pair of conference wins during the week, posting a 4.50 goals against average and .667 save percentage against Siena and Fairfield. The sophomore opened the week by holding the Saints to three goals on Wednesday, while recording six saves in the win.
The netminder then stopped a career-best 12 shots at Fairfield, allowing only six goals in a 13-6 win against the Stags. The two victories helped the Griffs extend their winning streak to a school-record nine games, while the team clinched at least a share of the program's first MAAC regular-season championship.
Scully has anchored a strong Canisius defense throughout the 2013 campaign. The sophomore ranks first in the NCAA with a .546 save percentage, while placing second nationally with a 6.69 goals against average.
The weekly accolade is the first for Scully during her career.
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Sometime last summer, my oldest daughter told me her DS was broken. The game cartridges wouldn't stay in. You'd push them in and the spring would just push them right back out. She said that when it started happening, something fell out of the slot.
I figured there was some plastic tooth that usually fits into the dent on the cartridge that broke off and got lost.
For a long time we experimented with holding the cartridges in with various kinds of tape. Painters tape worked best, but it wasn't a good solution. I also considered trading up the DS Silver & $79 for a DS Lite at GameStop, but I wasn't sure if they would take it with a broken Slot 1.
Then I started noticing replacement Slot 1 parts available on E-Bay and from various DS Gamer online sites.
Looking at the tiny surface mount leads in the pictures, I was not hopeful that I would be able to solder it in without ruining the DS.
My hope was that I could pry out the little plastic tooth that holds the cartridge in and replace the missing piece in the ailing DS.
So, largely on blind faith, I gave my credit card # for the $20 for the part and $5 for the tri-wing screwdriver that you need to open the case.
The package came before Christmas, and I finally got around to sitting down with it when I was on break afterwards. As soon as I got the case appart, I knew that there was no way that I would be able to de-solder and resolder all the tiny leads on the slot.
Not only are the leads tiny, they are right next to the leads for the GBA slot down in the gap between the two parts. Any stray solder could easily get stuck to the GBA leads as well as the wrong slot 1 leads. Also the positioning between the two slots makes a cramped space for the soldering iron (for my skills anyway).
At this point I started poking around inside the Slot 1 attached to the circuit board. I was looking for the missing tooth in the side of the mechanism. Feeling with my mini screwdriver it seemed like the tooth and spring were still there inside the disfunctional slot 1. As I was looking in from the front of the slot, I noticed something at the back of the slot on the inside that didn't look like it belonged there. There was some sort of gunk stuck to the back of the shielding. A little poking at it with the tri-wing screwdriver and the crud popped out.
The crud was preventing the cartridges from extending far enough into the slot to engadge the spring and tooth that holds the cartridge in place. With the gunk picked out, the cartridges started to stay in like they are supposed to.
So problem solved, but I had spent $20 on the extra part. At least it got me to buy the tri-wing, which had helped me fix the DS.
I decided to take a closer look at that part and post what I found out here in case it might help someone facing problems with slot 1 learn something. At least somebody might get some value for my $20 spent.
The first thing I noticed is that the shielding over the top is only loosely coupled with the body of the slot. In the DS, the shielding is held down by solder tabs at the sides, while the plastic insides are held down by a screw in a cutout through the motherboard.
If you had to do a repair on the insides of the slot, it wouldn't be too hard to unsolder the tabs holding the shielding down over the top of the slot. Now what could you do once you've got the shielding out of the way?
This photo is a little out of focus, so you can't quite see it, but the card edge contacts go right out and form the solder leads to the circuit board. If you have broken or bent contacts it seems like it would be feasible to pull the contacts from the replacement slot and solder them into the one in your DS as replacements. You'd still be soldering tiny contacts in the cramped space mentioned above, but you'd only have to do it a few times. It also does look like my original theory about replacing the plastic springloaded mechanism that holds the cartridge in place would work if somehow yours popped out. Playing with this thing tho – that part seems to be nearly bomb proof and I don't see how it would come out unless you were trying to get it out.
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Go find a mid 80's vintage gm car with 4 link coil over rear suspension. get the whole car as a donor for your build. The key measurement here is the distance between the rear brake drums, should be plus or minus 1' to have a good fit. The frame width can be adjusted to application. The gm box frame can be slit to open up the channel to fit existing frame rails of the 52. Minimum overlap at frame splice should be 6". More is better! Set it all up and then weld it inside first on overlaps and then beat the late model lap on the inside into the frame of the original frame and then weld that up. Be sure to grind all welds and check for any imperfections. Reweld again for a better looking finish weld. If done right it is difficult to detect where the frame was altered. Use the late model driveshaft to get rid of tourque tube. Do not adjust or tweak the original frame rails. Be creative with the donor frame to get the proper center and width alignment. If you are really a screw up, then you can always start over with another late model frame.... The original 52 frame might be hard to find.... So don't monkey with that!
Once you have the 4 link fit and installed, cut it off to the rear anywhere past the coil pockets and then add the original frame back to the rear section. This allows the original frame section to be used so that gas tank hangers etc. can be used. Also bumper mounts will be correct and rear body mounts will fall back into correct position.
I have done several set-ups this way and end up with a really nice finished project.... Measure thrice, check it twice, tack weld, remeasure it two more times, scratch your head..... ask your buddy to check it. Then disreguard his rantings... Weld it and be done with it. It will be fine! If a uaw worker can put one together so can you. Do not forget to find a olds , or pontiac rear anti-sway bar assembly. This simple addition really tops off the job and the car then handles great.
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The 79 to 81 gm a/g body (Malibu, monte carlo etc) rear ends are very close in width, if you can find a donor car and graft the rear subframe in that should work. these cars have triangulated 4 link and coils, ride very nice. I did one in a 51 dodge pickup and it was 530 hp, I installed a pice of plate in the lower control arms and ran a bolt as a poor mans box, basically making it a solid piece and it got awesome traction too.
If you want to easily convert to open drive line 2nd gen camaro rears fit the exact width and the spring perches as well. I think you only have to drill the center hle 1 inch back and install a center bolt.
|if you still have the torque tube, you need to change that first.... the rear suspension is actully supported by the torque tube, so anything other than the factory leafs with the torque tube, won't work.
I have never swapped the rears. I did at a show one time see a 53 ,I think it was, that some guy had fabricated mounts and had rear leafs installed. No idea what they were off of. I wanted to talk to him but he wasn't around, just his wife that only knew it was blue. But it was really neat, a lot of fabrication. The leafs almost looked like small trailer leafs. He had mirror under it, but still they are a pain to see with those long fender skirts and short sitting 50s chevys.
I remember a discussion where some used a coil over rear end for a 47ish pick up for a 50's coupe with out major modification. Not sure of the exacts, but I remember a discussion I coudn't find it on here. But I remember he went out and got measurements, and listed a bunch of specs. I will check the other "places" I am a member at it may be on there. Someone else may remember that.
Good luck, sounds like a fun project!
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Hey guys,
Has anybody swapped rear ends with a factory coil over rear? Looking for a replacement that fits...or comes close to fitting.
Maybe I should swap to an open drive rear and then convert to coil overs? What do you all think?
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It's been a while since Murray High School saw one of its students claim a title of Merit Scholar in the National Merit Scholarship Program, but this year the school has two semifinalists who might stand a good chance to grab those prestigious awards.
Abigail Adams and Sara Ng represent the pool of semifinalists that represented less than 1 percent of graduating seniors in the nation.
"I'm excited about it," Adams said. "I think it would be a great opportunity."
Students qualify to become semifinalists by taking the Preliminary SAT (PSAT) during their junior year and scoring in the highest percentile in the state they're from. According to the National Merit Scholarship Corporation, about 1.5 million students applied last year and about 16,000 advanced.
From this group, finalists will be chosen in February, and then the scholarship recipients will be announced in the spring.
"It's not easy to get in where they're at," said Gordon Kener, counselor at Murray High. "It's good there's something like this to reward students who work this hard."
Kener said he feels optimistic about Adams' and Ng's chances of moving forward to being finalists and contending for the prestigious Merit Scholar rank.
"What stands out with these two girls is their interest in math and how many extracurricular things they're involved with," he said. "I don't know how they have time to fit it all in."
The last time a Murray High student was named a Merit Scholar was in the 1980s.
"It's been a while," Kener said. "I'm more confident this year."
The next step is to take the SAT and score high once again. The big day for the exam for Adams and Ng was Nov. 3. Ng took the test once before and scored 2260 on the 2400 scale.
"Personally, I thought the vocabulary was the most challenging," she said.
Adams said she's preparing herself by taking several practice tests.
Should they go on to be finalists, they will compete for scholarships in one of three categories. The first is the National Merit $2,500 Scholarships awarded on a state representational basis. The other two are corporate-sponsored and college-sponsored scholarships.
Adams said the money would help to finance school but could also open doors for other academic pursuits.
"Winning this would make you more eligible for things," she said. "It's a nice return on your academic dedication."
As someone who isn't in athletics or art, she said she appreciates that the National Merit Scholarship Program has more of a scholastic focus.
"Reading and writing is what I enjoy more," Adams said.
She has a passion for the performing arts, though. In fact, she and Ng are members of the Murray High Madrigals.
"Music is special," Ng said. "I was 11 years old when I was able to join the choir that I'm in right now."
That would be the International Children's Choir (ICC). Performing with the ICC also allowed Ng to meet with foreign ambassadors and representatives, which is fitting with her career ambition.
"My ultimate goal would be to work for the National Security Agency and have more of a world view," Ng said.
Ng described herself as a "math person," although she enjoys a range of subjects. She's looking into the field of applied mathematics at the University of Utah, but her top schooling destination is the University of Chicago.
"It's prestigious, and they've got a superb mathematics department," Ng said. "It's a congenial place to learn."
Adams, who is also a math buff, wants to combine her academic interests with her zeal for cooking by pursuing food science at Brigham Young University.
"I love cooking and food nutrition and all that, but I want to go into something with more science," she said.
Adams and Ng take active parts in community service. Adams is involved in a youth city council and the Murray Youth Chamber of Commerce. Ng is a member of the Key Club and a Junior Rotary group. They also happen to be good friends, having met in a drama camp after the sixth grade.
Murray High counselor Amy Knox said she's extremely pleased with the girls' work ethics.
"My jaw just drops for how well-versed they are for such a young age," she said. "I'm just amazed at the hard work and dedication they put into this."
Knox also noted the two students' willingness and determination to go above and beyond, such as doing online courses in addition to classroom curriculums.
"I think that's always really a great thing that you want to do more in school," Knox said. "They're so incredibly bright."
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Hey guys, just wanted to see if I could collect a list of people actually playing CABAL now.
After my epicly long hiatus from CABAL, I logged into my characters to realize that I was hacked, so I started over with a Force Archer to refund my FB.
I'll be playing on and off, trying to make about a mill a day with Helper T quests and what not.
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Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I figured I would share it with all my fellow bowhunters.
Here is the deal!! Trophy Blend Scents is offering a $500.00 Bounty on the largest, Typical, Public Land, Whitetail Buck taken using Trophy Blend Scents.
"USA ONLY" Now the rules for this will be simple and I hope people are honest. Good luck to all you hunters and PLEASE be safe and have fun.
1. The buck MUST be taken using Trophy Blend Scents and a proof of purchase MUST be presented to win contest. NOTE- If you buy at www.trophyblenddeerscents.com we will keep records of your purchase.
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6.The buck MUST be harvested in the USA! NO CANADA BUCKS!!!!
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we're a newly formed guild just looking fer some members if anyone's interested
we are not a serious guild in any way, shape, or form xD
this is just fer a bunch of people to get together and enjoy each others company. i personally don't think MS is enjoyable when you haven't many people to talk to, so i made this to remedy that. if you are looking fer a guild in which you can talk and mess around and what not, look no further x]
we can surely go on boss runs now and then if any of the members wish to do so.
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