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The following are all up for trade/sell (all are unwashed and unworn unless otherwise noted):
Bake It So - sold!
Kitchen Warfare - sold!
Jimmy, Is That You? - traded!
Shakespeare A-Z Tote -traded!
Trick Or Treat - sold!
13th Gloom Street - sold!
Long-Sleeved Tees
Poison - Medium (AA)
Chucknorium - Medium (AA)
Pip-Squeak - MM (Anvil) - sold!
World Domination for Cats - MM (Anvil)
The Binge - WXL (AA)
The Unstealthiest Ninja 3: Back to Ninja School - MM (Anvil)
[worn once, washed once inside out on cold and air dried]
If I only had a brain - MS (AA) - sold!
Kitchen Warfare - MM (AA) - traded!
District 14 - MM (AA)
Epic Fail - WM (AA) - sold!
The Cheese is a Liederkranz - WM (AA) -sold!
I would be interested in any of the following in MM (AA), WXL (AA), or MM (Anvil).
Click or Treat
This was a Triumph - GOT IT!!!
The Cheese is a Liederkranz - Long Sleeved Tee - GOT IT!!!
They see me rollin'
Not like the others...
Flow Chart of Life - got it!
I'm pretty flexible, so send me an offer!
I will trade or pay for "When I grow up" preferably in WS but I'll take up to a WL!!
*face palm* Just opened my package of 2 long sleeves. I hate them both.
Looking to trade for WS or WM. Please PM me if you're interested in anything!
I have for grabs:
3 i-insect robotic bug arenas http://kids.woot.com/offers/i-insect-robotic-bug-arena
ML t-shirt: Ninja Blade
WL t-shirt: Lucky Pig
WM Long Sleeve: Nevermore http://shirt.woot.com/offers/nevermore
WS LONG SLEEVE: Khione
Hi I have a Iron or Gold in Men's Medium (MM)
If you like game of thrones then this is for you.
Let me know what you have
Random tote came today! Would like to trade for another tote...open to offers!
mibutterflywingz wrote:
A cloaked woman on a reindeer in the snow with gold on it. It's also snowing in the scene. Not sure the name of it.
2XL zip hoodie for sell/trade... Lost in transition. New. Unworn. PM me if interested.
lonelypond wrote:Khione
Thank you!
Am I the only one who thinks there should be a new place for the NEW random trades? I mean this isn't JUST a shirt trade this time around, there's 115 pages, and there's no way to know what is still up for grabs on all those pages. There could be shirts up for trade on page 50, but who's going to look there?
*SCREAMS* *KNOCKS HEAD AGAINST A WALL* 100+ pages?!?!?! I have a headache just thinking about it!
That's why I started a NEW trade thread! http://shirt.woot.com/forums/viewpost.aspx?postid=5158777&pageindex=1&replycount=15#post5159079
magswin4 wrote:I just bought the "I Love Science" t-shirt in a woman's large, and am desperate for a woman's medium!
Wash it alone in hot water and pop it in the dryer. If it doesn't shrink the first time, do it again. I've had to shrink a few shirts myself.
I started a new thread: "NEW Trade Random Anything(!) Center"
Also posted on new Rando thread.
Plan B pullover Hoodie size Men's XXL
I've got:
Great Whodini
up for trade offers.
Men's Large
lonelypond wrote:Also posted on new Rando thread.
Can't post photos from here but will adjust later. For trade, open to most anything non zombie)
Plan B pullover Hoodie size Men's XXL
Sent you a PM
looking to trade this 2XL long sleeve shirt
also, still looking for a new home for this guy, also in XXL (on AA)
App/pear-ances can be deceiving
i'll have more regular random shirts coming in soon. in the meantime PM me about trades (2xl or 3xl) or to purchase.
Recently got hooked on the hunger games books so i'm looking to buy the District 14 in Men's XXL. :3 PM me please, I'll even take a gently used one as long as it's in good condition.
I've got the following in MM:
Unwashed/Unworn Well Done
Unwashed/Unworn Sock Abduction
Unwashed/Unworn Kitchen Warfare
Unwashed/Unworn Iron or Gold
Washed/Worn Infinite Doughnut
Washed/Worn Astronomical Allignment
Washed/Worn The Dark Knight
I'm looking for MM and I will entertain all MM offers, so PM me with your offers.
I got my Rando today:
"Star Fishing" in Anvil K8
I also have an AA MS "Sliced Bread" that is way too big for me.
They're both unworn and unwashed.
I wear Anvil K8 and AA WS. I like Super Mario, Arrested Development, and Star Wars, among other stuff. I also like The Mrowr. Just no bacon or Dr. Who.
JonnyDanger wrote:Like a 100 other people, I've got 3 medium Mental Notes for trade. For pretty much anything unworn, size Medium or Women's Medium.
I love it, but I don't have anything unworn...
AA WL QR Composition T-shirt
Anvil WM Color Outside the Lines T-Shirt
Want to trade for MM or WM Anvil shirts. MM, WL or WXL in AA.
smudgler4 wrote:I love it, but I don't have anything unworn...
Just so you know, that post is from five years ago...
I've got a ML unworn zip-up hoodie of Lost in Transition...
Anybody want to make an offer on a trade? I'll take Men's Mediums or Men's Larges in zip-up or pullover hoodies, preferably zip-up.
I've got a bunch of shirts for trade/sale/whatever.
Any legit offers will be considered.
Some of my shirts are from shirt.woot, some from teefury, and a couple from threadless.
REALLY want Dr. Adorable Love Potion and It's Super Effective. PLEASE PLEASE message me if you have one of those to trade!
Like Womens XLs in the old blanks or males/womens L in the new bigger ones (im a big chested girl)
I like cat shirts, How I met your mother (slap bet commissioner shirt!), other cute shirts, video game shirts, etc.
Also willing to accept mens medium shirts for my husband.. but pretty much willing to consider anything. DONT BE SHY TO ASK! :D
I don't know the names of all these shirts, or the difference in blanks (except country of origin) so I'll list what I can.. (sorry for the small photos)
1. Pullover Hoodie - XL (made in honduras)
never washed/worn
actually looks like it will be gigantic on me, but I don't really do the whole zombie thing..
2. Save the Trees - womens L (made in honduras)
never washed/worn
3. Relative Dimensions - womens xl (made in usa)
washed/worn once
4. womens L (made in honduras)
never washed/worn
i like this one, but would be interested in trading for something i like better
5. the binge - womens xl (made in usa)
worn/washed once
6. 99 luftballons (threadless) - medium girly
never washed/worn
7. i can fix it (threadless) - guys large (tag removed)
washed/worn a few times
8. guys L (made in the usa)
washed/worn a couple times
9. womens XL (made in usa)
washed/worn once
10. womens xl (made in usa)
washed/worn once
11. womens xl (teefury)
washed/worn once
12. womens xl (made in usa)
washed/worn once
13. keep it simple stupid (threadless)
mens medium?
washed/worn a couple times
14. womens XL (teefury)
washed/worn once
15. womens xl (made in honduras)
never washed/worn
16. womens xl (made in honduras)
never washed/worn
17. womens L (made in honduras)
never washed/worn
I like this one, would have to be one of my wanted shirts to trade
18. womens L (made in honduras)
never washed/worn
19. womens L (anvil blank?)
never washed/worn
20. womens xl (anvil organic)
never washed/worn
like this one, but willing to trade for something i like better
21. womens xl (teefury)
washed/worn once
22. womens xl (made in usa)
washed/worn once
also have a firefox nouveau and a well done shirt in XL willing to trade (could not locate for photos)
both worn/washed once
Got the following 3 regular shirts in MM, would trade the last one for sure, the first two if something good comes up from them:
Thanks For all the Fish
Kawaii Puft TRADED
Family Breakfast
Plus the following unworn MM's from previous woots:
The Formula for Success
Hungry, Hungry Games
District 14
mibutterflywingz wrote:Am I the only one who thinks there should be a new place for the NEW random trades? I mean this isn't JUST a shirt trade this time around, there's 115 pages, and there's no way to know what is still up for grabs on all those pages. There could be shirts up for trade on page 50, but who's going to look there?
*SCREAMS* *KNOCKS HEAD AGAINST A WALL* 100+ pages?!?!?! I have a headache just thinking about it!
Anyway we (the people) can start a page ourselves since Woot! won't do it? Anyone else with me?
the vast majority of the people who post/sell/trade shirts in this forum update our listings every couple of weeks or every few pages, so you really only have to go back a maximum of five pages or so to see virtually everything that is still available from engaged, responsive wooters.
and for the most part, the reason this forum is so bloody long is because people insist on posting gigantic images of their shirts. just use links or thumbnails--there's no need for a single post to span half the forum page...
New zip up Hoodie 2XL/XXL up for grabs, swap or sell. LOST IN TRANSITION
PM me
I also have a Lost in Transition zippie in MM and would like to trade for another MM zippie.
I'm new here so I don't really know what AA and Anvil mean, so I'll just put where the tags say they were made...?
Haunted Housework MM USA
Sugar BSOD MM Nicaragua
Nobody's Perfect MM Nicaragua
Only Memories MM Nicaragua
The two shirts that I would really like are One In Every Group and Magic School (omgyes).
Up for trade- Mens-2XL
Something tells me they had a LOT of left over Lost in Transition hoodies, lol.
I am looking for a women's large 'Inconceivable' shirt. Does anyone have one to sell?
From this random order, all on Anvil, all MXXL:
Tough to Please
Dandelion Drops
Only Memories
And from a previous random, on AA, MXXL:
Lucky Pig (who doesn't have this?)
Seeking Apocalyptus and Rock & Roleplay, both MXXL.
I also have more available on teetrade, user id klynb.
I have a long sleeve new MXL Khione if anyone is interested in trading. Interested in MXL long or short sleeve.
I also have a short sleeve new MXL We be rollin'.
trw21680 wrote:Random tote came today! Would like to trade for another tote...open to offers!
Sending you a PM.
Cut and paste from Rando thread: Short sleeve shirts arrived today. Game themed, Both Men's XL on Anvil. Both up for trade.
A Most Civilized Game
Back In My Day Trade pending
Back In My Day
I'm new to random shirt trading...what is the usual way to mail them?
Also posted this in the new trade thread but figured I'd post it here too.
I got some decent stuff and some stuff I'm not very into. I guess somehow I hit the Monty Python jackpot.
I would like to trade...
The Keepers of the Word MXL
Black Knight Coat of (no) Arms 2XL Pullover Hoodie
Message me if you have something to trade in the same size!
I have all up for trade and looking for MM or possibly ML:
Well Done- MM
Iron or Gold- MM
I have the following shirts available (all in MM):
A Most Civilized Game
Sugar BSOD
Cranes Nouveau
I'm pretty much open to anything available in MM.
I have Just This Once in a Men's XXL to trade. Nothing in particular in mind, but something gaming related would be nice.
I have the shirts below up for trade, open to any suggestions but I'd really like:
It Came Out of Nowhere ML
Free To Go WL Anvil or ML
Trivial Matters WL Anvil or ML
There are a couple of current reckoning shirts I'd like also if you want to trade that way.
M2X Anvil F This
M2X Anvil Nightmeow on Elm Street
ML Anvil Lucky At Last
ML AA Housewarming Gifts
ML AA A Superbotanical Study
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Surely that's just a 5 minute job right! (It never is of course)
I'm very passionate about making great games, but also love playing great games, and nothing beats settling down for some 2 player gaming with my daughter Lily who is 9 and is my inspiration.
I'm tempted to say LEGO Harry Potter due to it being an incredible labour of love to make the two games over a period of three years, however it has to be LEGO Batman, a unique experience at the time, allowing player's the joys of playing Batman and Robin, but also being able to experience the story from the villains perspective, effectively creating two videogames in one. An absolute pleasure to work on this one.
Fun, without fun there is no game. Fun is the most important ingredient in any videogame, and something that I always focus on. I always ask myself and the team would someone enjoy playing this puzzle, or this level, "is it fun?!?".
I've worked on a host on videogames here at TT before the LEGO ones, however of the LEGO games I have had involvement in:
- Bionicle Heroes
- LEGO Star Wars the Complete Saga
- LEGO Batman
- LEGO Indiana Jones 2
- LEGO Harry Potter 1-4
- LEGO Harry Potter 5-7
- LEGO Batman 2
- LEGO City
- and now LEGO Marvel Super Heroes.
The Fire and Rescue truck, set number 6650, my favourite as it was my first ever LEGO set
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K17 hit the nail on the head, however you have a more serious problem then just normal solvent pop of a re-coat.
Re-coat popping will normally happen with in 1-5 minutes of laying the second coat of clear, the first coat draws the solvent but lays fine and then those solvent get trapped in the second coat as the 2ND coat tries to flash.
When it happens on the first coat, the solvent trapping is so bad that what happens is it causes gassing and if after you spray a spot the clear will actually look like it is boiling for 2-5 seconds and then show pinholing.
To correct, sand all pinholes out, wash with wax and grease remover to make sure they are all gone and then the panel needs to be outside in the sun for one too two days (temp is not important, UV's are) or if you have an infra-red light, set four feet away and run for 2 hours if a medium wave and 1 hour if a short wave.
You can let that panel set in garage for a month and it will still pop on you if you re-coat otherwise.
Also do not try and beat the popping by medium spraying the first coat, that can cause the problem to be worse.
This is normal and not your fault or the clears fault, it is a baking clear and without cooking the tail solvents are going to hang in there for a good while in this kind of temp. 70 degrees will not pull out the slower solvents.
There is an exception to what I stated .
Wax and grease remover can cause this problem if it was not dry when first coat of clear was applied. Can happen in winter, unlikely but something to stew over.
I would personally sand it all to prep for your repaint, but only remove as much as I had to and try to help it cure for awhile with a ir heat lamp or by sticking out to get exposure to sun where it can cure better then inside, or if you have a heat lamp stick that on for awhile, and let solvents work there way out. Cut the clear down too thin, and you could possibly run into different problems when laying the new base. Then don't rush your coats when you repaint. Even allow the base to sit overnight when you do recoat, and do the clear the next day and allow good time between coats. Sorry to hear about your dilema, it happens to all of us now and then when nothing seems to go right (I know I've had my share), and I bet that dupont isn't all that cheap.
If no one has any additional advice, maybe try to Pm Barry K cause he is pretty good at trouble shooting this stuff and what the cause may be with information of how things were done. It could be some unrelated factor with your new coat or more likely solvent build up and going over a fairly fresh clear that been stuck inside/ or had no heat on it to help cure.
clear coat help
well If it is solvent pop it got me on the first coat of the reclear. I sanded an area about 16x16 with 600 to see how far i would have to go to get rid of these little white dots. I will let it set for a few days and reshoot.I had to remove the new clear completly to get rid of them. Now my next dilema is do i remove as much of the second time clear as i can or if I 320 or 400 it after it has cured a while can I get away with re-basing and reclear. I can not afford for this to keep happening. But as we all know when your on a deadline Murphy's law seems to kick in to high gear!!!. Thanks for your input I wish i would have been able to save it but it could have been the whole car for me instead of a single panel.
Sure sounds like solvent pop to me, and the reclear on fairly fresh clear makes me believe so even more. after even a week can still have solvent build up and escaping from the previous clear, and now your adding more clear and solvent over it, and it blew up on you. Now many times you can reclear something the next day and specially a week be fine, but also can blow up on you, or even have solvent pop show days or weeks later if solvents are trapped deep down in the primer or base coat. Reason why recommended not to wax a new finish for 30 to 90 days is given is that even after that time, tail solvents may still be escaping depending on conditions in which its had a chance to cure.
Also possible that something or conditions on this round caused the pop, like too fast a reducer. too much airflow over surface causing top to dry before solvent has had a chance to escape.
Depends on the extent of the pop if you will be able to sand and buff out, all you can do is try sanding and buffing and see if you can get rid of them without going through you new clear to the previous coats. I am just guessing most likely your going to have to go down far enough that you will end up sanding down aways and rebasing and clearing to get rid of all those little holes. If sanding and buffing doesn't cure it, Id do the sanding to break the surface, and sit it outside in the sun for a few days at least. I wouldn't rush to repaint if you have the time.
Clear Coat Problems Help!!!
I reshot a deck lid last night due to a minor flaw. It was spoted lightly with some base not covering the whole deck lid only the area that needed attention. The paint on this is a week old. I used du-pont 7900 clear wich has worked wonderful for me in the past. It has 5 coats of clear on it with aprox 20-25 min between coats to let it flash off real good. Tonight i color sanded with 600-1000-1500-2000-4000. when i started buffing it back to a high gloss i wiped down an area with apolish cloth and notice what appears to be millons of little like pinholes. I am going to say it must of solvent popped but I do not know for sure . THIS IS A first for ME. I have never seen any thing quite like it. I have gotten in a hurry in the past on clear one coat after another and the next day it is all hazy looking but nothing like this. My question is, IS thier any hope that I can color sand it some more and get rid of it provided I don't go through the clear or Do I end up letting it cure out for week take the DA to it with some 320 and sand it to death and then rebase and clear again. ANY of you Pro's ran into this before.
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Could be in the pipeline in the near future on the upcoming Grapple and Strike show in September held in Worcester.
For those of you who have not heard of Duffy or Newman, they are THE best two up and coming welter-weight fighters on the semi-pro circuit.
In semi-pro competition Newman is 5-0-0 and and has finished all his fights by either submission or KO in the first round.
Duffy is also 5-0-0 and has two decision wins over the Caged Kombat light-weight champion Daniel Thomas and a first round submission win over Angrrr Management favorite Adam Stanton.
Duffy has an unbeaten amateur record, going 18-0-5.
He was also the second person to finish a fight by a twister in MMA competition after Gerald Strebendt did so on Cage Warriors 7.
In 2005 Duffy won the Welsh Amateur Grapple and Strike League Welter-Weight Title after coming out on top in a grouling four man tournament.
This fight should be seen in the same light as the recent bout between James Saville and Andrew McQueen. A dream match up between two of the most talented up and coming fighters in the UK. But unlike Saville Vs McQueen, both Duffy and Newman are the same weight and have history.
Both fighters have faced off before in 2005 on grapple and strike 9. That night Duffy was victorious as he submitted Newman with a triangle choke. But that was along time ago, under amateur rules. since then both men have gone on to rip through all that stood in their way.
If this fight takes place it will be pro rules and for the Grapple and Strike Welter-Weight title.
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G30 or G30sf?
Gonna get a glock for concealed carry...Glock 30 or Glock SF......and why?
Go to a gun store that has a shooting range and try both of them. You are the only one that can choose your own gun. Forget other's decision. In the end it will be YOUR decision, not others that will matter.
Can I recommend a G19.
You get to use the low dollar range ammo to practice with and you save big on the ammo cost. and for CCW or Home defense you can use ammo like this. Corbon 115-gr. +P DPX
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|NH, Darn good point!
I just finished piping my garage with 3/4" galvanized a few months ago. If I did it again I would go with copper simply because of the easier installation. I used a manual threader and it was very time consuming.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but every compressor that I've seen so far has a pipe connecting the compression cylinder(s) to the tank to pump the air in.
Has anyone else noticed what that pipe is made out of?
On most I have seen it is........ copper.
Thanks oldred and Rambo. Looks good, Rambo! Well, I let this sit a week, nobody seems to have any real basis for not using copper (altough the thread wasn't labeled for that). Speak now or hold your peace! Only thing I can think of is strength if hit with something, mine will be high up.
Good to hear on the hydraulic pressure oldred, that seems to prove the tables right, since they give bursting pressure in the thousands of psi. Thanks again.
Bee type M should be just fine I have installed a bunch of "L" but this was in shops for companies with deep pockets. Copper does have advantages in cooling and the fact it stays so clean inside, it always was and still is my first choice.
Just a note about strength, I know of a home made align boring mill that has some short pieces of copper pipe, not sure if it is "M" or "L" just some left over pieces, that are sometimes subjected to nearly 2000 lbs of hydraulic pressure and he has not busted one yet. I don't think it would be too "dicey" for air line
Well, thanks for the replies here, I know intentions are always to help. I didn't expect to get into the airline material discussion. Good to have concientious folks point questionable reasoning. If it ever gets to the point somebody can sue because they did something they read on the internet, and it was bad advice, the lawyers shall inherit the earth.
I'm actually replacing the PVC lines I had in my garage, which I put in before I found this great forum. They're inside plywood walls, but as oldred pointed out, point is to cool and condense, they'll be even worse at that inside there.
I'm confused though why the words to describe copper lines are "dicey," "not the best," etc. I realize black iron and galvanized work fine, but why not copper, other than cost (which isn't much different with type M now)? I'm willing to listen to opinions. As oldred said, 3/4" type L copper (table here) is good to close to 600 psi at 100 deg F., type M (table here) over 400 psi at that temp. 95-5 solder (table here) good to over 600 psi too. Type M still gives me a safety factor of 2 over 175 psi required. In my small garage, seems ideal. I've heard some use type L copper, but that doesn't seem necessary either unless these tables are wrong.
Thank you for posting what you have in this section. I am knew to the forums and and still "setting up shop" (for 2 years now). I have my compressor (somewhat cheap Craftsman) set up with the regulator and filter / trap right off the compressor with a 50' hose.
Don't worry, you don't have to say it.... I'm looking at getting rid of that setup before using the compressor any further. I've had my impact gun spit water enough times and my blast cabinet clog up like crazy in the summer.
I will also drain down the tank and make sure everything is cleaned out before doing any work.
I've kind of grown attached to all my body parts and would like to keep all of them in working order until I no longer need any of them.
I will be using pipe to plumb a main feed around the garage to several outlets.
What I would like to ask you is the following:
1. Would it be better to run the main pipe around the top of the ceiling (8') and then put drop-downs' in, or run it around at working height slightly sloping down to one end on each wall? I was also thinking of running the main feeds up through the attic and then dropping down, but think the temp. difference in the seasons may affect the moisture problem more than the rubber hose?
2. What size and type pipe should I use? What do you use to seal all joints and connectors?
3. I've been looking at a setup from TP tools but it seems like I could put it together cheaper from Lowes or Home Depot. What do you think of this?...
4. Finally, can you recommend a good shop compressor for a serious hobby shop for $900 or less?
Thank you.
Echo I did not tell you to not use that junk I did suggest you get rid of it because I assumed you simply did not know better, a lot of folks don't. "I could not afford anything else" is a poor excuse when the cost of iron pipe is not that much more and is cheap insurance indeed but even if cost were an obstacle then simply using rubber air hose would be cheaper still, just as effective as PVC for cooling (which is very poor) and a hell of a lot safer, BTW that 2" section you mention could easily be lethal! People come here and ask questions because they want to know how to do something and anyone who replies has a responsibility to put safety FIRST above all else. If you have something to add to a discussion fine by all means speak up and if you disagree with someone then put in your opinion and tell everyone why you disagree but you should NEVER tell someone who may not know better to do something that may get them hurt or maybe even killed. I disagree sometimes, sometimes strongly depending on the situation, and I try to respect the other guys opinion if he thinks he is right even if we never agree but I will never have respect for anyone who would carelessly endanger someone else. As far as OHSA having a "thing" about public safety as you put it they certainly do and for a darn good reason! I have worked around and serviced the mining industry since 1970 and I have been unfortunate enough to witness several serious accidents including three fatalities and in each case MSHA rules had been ignored or at least not followed to the letter. You sir are an accident looking for a place to happen and for you to recklessly recommend a known hazard and then point at your guard-less belt as an act of defiance says volumes about your character, or lack of.
FWIW, At a mine in Southeast KY in 1979 I had a friend who all but lost most of his right hand because of a missing belt guard on an air compressor, I am not making that up it is the truth. You do things the way you see fit and the rest of us can only hope that you will cause no one else any harm.
Oldred ...I only put it out as a option, the final choice is up to the end user! As far as the "water problem" all you need is low point drain and/or a separator/filter elimainates that issue.
You may have unlimited funds, but most of my life I've had to deal with used or broken equipment I've found in the junk yard or flee markets, and I think that is the case for afew here. But there are options to everything and having to deal with them is apart of this hobby. You think my idea is bad, then don't do it! ...But Please don't try to dicate to me what I can or should do.
P.S. ...I don't have a belt guard on my air compressor, should I go shut it down and not fill up my flat tire?
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PVC = bad news for air lines. I did a very temporary setup with PVC. Then it was going on longer then temporary so I took it down and put up copper (still not the best). Each joint where I had used PVC cement fractured as I was disassembling it. Not just broke, but shattered in several small and very sharp pieces. This was brand new Charlotte Pipe PVC, manufactured in 2006 and installed by me in July 2006. Learn my lesson - sure did. There are several other threads here in the last year or so as well decrying the use of PVC and defining what are the best piping systems - and by real experts. Don't - it is beyond inexcuseable and is irresponsible if you have prior knowledge and possible illegal. If your air system injures someone and you are sued, this thread is public can be used as evidence.
|Echo, If you are so aware of the known dangers then why in gods name would recommend it for someone else? The moisture problem alone is enough not to use it and before you come back with the "my air is dry" argument let me point out that I have replaced several PVC piping systems because of water problems which is usually the case. For someone to take a chance like that with their own safety is irresponsible but to suggest to someone to do it who may not be aware of the the hazards is just plain inexcusable!
|OLDRED ...What you have stated is true! AND if I had a shop open to the public I would not have used PVC. But I did use PVC and that is why I put it up in the rafters, it is not subject to "hard object, blunt or sharp objects" and is located in an area where "IF" it did rupture the "shrapnel" would only upset my insulation and my wife's old curtains (no big lost there) All the exposed air system is sch.40 galv. steel pipe. Now I know that OSHA has a "thing" about public safety, and some of the people you meet need all the help they can get, but this is my shop, only I work in it and I take responsibility for that! If I mess up I'm the guy that has to pay the bill. And I'm not going to run out and try to sue somebody because I hurt myself on or with their equipment. Dangerous? ...Yes, but so is the table saw I use to cut wood with. You pay your money and you take your chances! ...My $0.02!
|Echo, This subject about PVC has been discussed to death here. PVC is about the worst choice you can make for air pipe because in addition to the fact it is VERY dangerous (especially that 2" section ) it is by far the worst thing you could use for moisture control except for maybe rubber hose. It has been banned by both OSHA and IMSHA to transport compressed gas including air due to injuries that have occurred when that stuff ruptured and threw razor sharp shards of plastic, IT DOES HAPPEN! The pressure rating on PVC does not in any way make it safe because that rating changes drastically with age and relatively minor temperature changes and even if it is operating within the proper temp range a blow from a hard object, blunt or sharp, can cause it to rupture. If you have PVC for your set-up you would be well advised to scrap that junk before hurting your self or someone else. Some people will scoff at this and point to systems that have worked ok for years but the fact that some gotten away with it still does not make it safe because some have not! Make no mistake it is dangerous and it can hurt you
|Left field suggestion ...Use schedule 40 PVC plastic pipe! I have an air system in my garage where I used a 2" sch.40 PVC main header in the rafters and ran 3/4" down to each air station, and then changed to 3/4" galv. pipe and threaded fitting on the walls. This is held in place with uni-strut. The PVC is cheap and easy to work with. It'll (sch.40) easily hold 175 psi air, and I used 2" main header to "help" as a reservoir. That was 2 yr.s ago, still no problems at this time, and I don't have to worry about rust in those sections of the system. My $0.02 anyway, Good Luck! ...Mark
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I also appreciate the reasonable prices and all the FREE services that they offer...like this and the owner chat rooms. I have belonged to several listserves for the past two years and have made many acquaintances. Many of us met at the Annapolis boat show for the first time. One skipper had a boat full of listserve lurkers on board for a race! Sam has made the efforts to attend boat shows, owners parties, etc. These types of intagibles are why I will continue to patronize them. I think the key here is understanding they have gone through a geographic move and Sam has been upfront with stating that you cannot provide Ritz Carlton service at Hampton Inn prices. I think they have done a lot for the sailing community, and we should continue to show our support as indicated.
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Not everyone understands the idea of "backordered". This means that the company that you have ordered it from has none in stock, and that the manufacturer is taking it''s sweet time (okay, maybe there are some reasonable delays) in fulfilling the actual orders from the companies. While I myself have ordered just a few piddly things from Sailnet, I have sent quite a few customers to their website to order much larger, more expensive items. My people always come in to tell me that they were quite satisfied, and I am glad to see that there are others who are happy.
Just input,
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Just wanted to weigh in here: in spite of the fact that I, too, had to wait a month or so last spring for a backordered item from Sailnet, I will continue to patronize them. For one thing, they have some of the lowest retail prices to be had. For another thing: look at all of the fabulous free services they offer!!!! Here we all are, chatting on their message boards. That is really valuable. And we''ve learned much from, and been much entertained by, their articles. This is a great site and Sailnet is a great store. Personally, I will stay a loyal customer, even if I need to order things well in advance of when I actually need them.
Go, sailnet.
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Sam, thanks for the information. I was finally able to get a reply to my concern and the majority of my order shipped. I have no problem with the delay in shipping backordered parts, if that information is made clear up front and isn''t for a part that hour website shows as "In stock." My frustration arose out of getting no reply to an e-mail message to correct a quantity mistake I made, and being concerned about getting the correction in advance of shipping to avoid the added inconvenience of a return. I try to order things that I do not need yesterday and hopefully as your bugs are worked out, I will be able to order those types of immediately-needed parts as well. I do appreciate your low prices and your apparent desire to improve customer service responsiveness.
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I appreciate Sailnet, believe me you have no idea how much. A little background: I''m a civilian contractor working for a peacekeeping mission in the middle east. My address is an armed forces post office. My boat is currently moored in Ashkelon, Israel. I purchased it in Cyprus and sailed it over (Ashkelon is the nearest port). I manage to get into Israel every couple of weeks. If anyone gives you grief about delays, they gotta try buying parts outside the US. :-)
In the past eighteen months, I have ordered everything I have needed to repair/upgrade my sailboat. Autopilots (yes, TWO), refrigeration, GPS/Chart Plotter, harnesses, tethers, Freedom 15 inverter, books, etc... all thru Sailnet with zero problems. The only things I didn''t get were new batteries and bottom paint and then only because of the restrictions on what you can and cannot mail.
I allotted two years to get the sailboat ready to go but thanks to the great service from Sailnet, I''m finished eleven months early. Next year I start that Westward beat.
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Re: not charging for product until shipped, fair point.
On the strength of having at least one of my two orders filled, I just placed a third. The test is a) whether the products are in stock as indicated on the web site, and b) how soon they''re shipped. Those seem like very fair measures IMO and I''ll look forward to experiencing the improvements you''ve promised us.
My impression is that your comments here (and at the shows) are generally appreciated and well-received. Communication helps a great deal and has been one of the key disappointments for some of us on a day-to-day basis when trying to reach CSR''s and subsequently get useful info from them. Hopefully, the changes you mentioned above will be reflected in that area, as well.
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One more follow-up to your posting. We don''t charge someone''s credit card until we ship the product. The only exceptions are for custom products where a deposit is required. Not to say that we haven''t ever made an error but billing before you ship is an illegal practice. The notion that you could be at risk for a charge and no product is a non-issue -- unnecessarily scaring people for no reason.
-- Sam
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In an ideal world you wouldn''t wait at all. We''re working as hard as we can to fill the back-orders as quickly as possible. No question most of that is our fault -- as I said, we were too conservative in ordering as we wound things down in FL before the move. In fairness all around, I''d also say that there can be delays in getting some product. Most vendors in this industry are small companies who don''t maintain large inventories -- they prefer to keep things lean as well and we can''t fault them for that. So, if we delay an order then the impact is magnified by the lead times.
It seems reasonable to expect that you will see a slow and steady improvement over the next month now that we''re settled in. We also anticipate even more improvements after 1 Jan when we implement a modern Inventory Mgt System.
The CSR''s are handling a lot. However, some of that is based on unreasonable expectations. We have documented cases where some customers place an order and start calling for status the next day. Our job is to set a reasonable expectation and then live up to it. It''s the customer''s decision on whether that expectation is satisfactory. We hope we''re steadily moving towards the right balance of expectation and customer satisfaction that pleases the majority.
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I am happy to report that after a couple emails with Deanna, my problem is solved.
I ordered a sale item, a pre-spliced halyard. Apparently it was out of stock and backordered right after I ordered it (it did say it was in stock at the time of my order). The problem was that SailNet changed this item to one using higher quality line and a nicer Wichard shackle.
Well...rather than track down the original product I ordered and ship that to me when they get it, SailNet is going to send me the new item they have in stock for the price I ordered at the time of the sale.
That, to me, is a quality business.
Thanks Sam and Deanna.
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sounds all well and good Sam but your CSR''s wouldnt be so busy if you just had product to ship. Like me, Im sure most of the calls are from customers looking for their order. Its true that your prices are by far the best, especially when I compare them to West Marine or BoatUS, but how long are we supposed to wait to justify the savings?
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There were a few jitters here and there, sure. Park City's offense wasn't playing very smoothly at the beginning.
But hosting Morgan in the first round of the Class 3A playoffs, the Miners never left a doubt they were the better team, eventually busting out for a 4-0 win.
"I think the other team came in a lot harder in the first half, and we were not as prepared," junior forward Jessica Dancy said. "But we kinda got into the mentality of the game. That was better for us."
Once Park City got going, there was no answer from the Trojans. The Miners played mostly in Morgan's half of the field, as Park City goalkeeper Skye Mooney spent a lot of time watching the action on the other end.
Four players scored for the Miners, including Dancy, Lauren Walker and Maggie Reigelsperger. But it was Rachael Papez's goal in the 17th minute, off of a Reigelsperger set piece kick, that really got things going for the Miners.
"I think that's what we've been all along: a team that has a lot of different players who can score," coach Chip Cook said. "It's not just Jess [Dancy], everyone can finish."
Dancy, however, was the next one to score in the 37th minute, followed by Walker's score just before halftime to give the Miners a 3-0 lead at the break. Although Park City had several other chances, Reigelsperger was the only one who managed to bury hers while also not getting flagged offside.
The Miners next host Dixie on Saturday at home.
Dixie 4, Payson 0 • The Flyers kept Payson mostly out of their half of the field as four different players notched goals.
Spanish Fork 2, Pine View 1 • The top-seeded Dons barely hung on, thanks to goals from Cassidy Crook and McKinley Brinkerhoff.
Wasatch 3, Bear River 1 • The Wasps got to a 3-0 halftime lead as three different players scored in the first-round win.
Snow Canyon 3, Stansbury 0 • Grace Walton earned the shutout as three Warriors scored in the win.
Ogden 1, Judge Memorial 0 • Avery Calton came through for the Tigers with the winning goal in the second half.
Cedar City 2, Delta 1 • Goals by Hannah Smith and Nicole Jenkins gave Cedar City a win on the road against the Rabbits
Juan Diego 3, Ben Lomond 0 • The Soaring Eagle used their home-field advantage for a 3-0 lead by the half in the eventual shutout.
3A soccer quarterfinals schedule
Note • All games at 1 p.m. (subject to change)
• Dixie at Park City
• Cedar City at Ogden
• Wasatch at Spanish Fork
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I installed a Heits universal Must II in my 31.
For upper control arm clearance I made a bubble the starts at the rear of the fender & comes to the front. At the front I did not pull the bubble in to meet the fender but, left about 1 1/2" between the bubble & the fender. In that area I made turn signals that are shape like half a banana. It is hard to tell there is a bubble there & it actually improves the looks.Will send you a picture over E-mail if interested......Don
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After their child's death from SIDS, military couple creates Hope For Chance
By KATIE HANSEN | The Daily News, Jacksonville, N.C. | Published: January 27, 2014
JACKSONVILLE, N.C. — Walking into Michelle and Kyle Moskiewicz's home in Newport paints a picture of two very loving parents.
In the living room, a trophy case proudly displays all of their son Chance's trophies, crowns and sashes from the pageants he won before he passed away from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome on August 7.
Michelle and Kyle said they made a lot of memories with their son.
Michelle competed in pageants with Chance, including the Southern Elegance Charm pageant three days before his death.
"In two and a half months I think he won more awards than I did ever," she said, smiling at the memory and the trophy case. Alongside it are pictures of him and a plaque with the word "Love" using his footprints to form the letter V.
Chance was born on Mother's Day, May 12, 2013, and he was less than three months old when he died of SIDS.
Now, impacted by their experience, Michelle and Kyle have started a foundation called Hope For Chance, a moniker with a double meaning: to honor its namesake and to give people courage.
"We thought we didn't want anyone else to go through what we went through," Michelle said.
Approximately three weeks after Chance's death, Michelle and Kyle started working on ideas for the foundation. In September, they put up the website with goals for the organization: to bring awareness to SIDS; to raise money for SIDS research and a research team at the Children's Hospital Boston; and to help other families who may not be prepared for a sudden death.
When Chance died, Michelle and Kyle, who are both sergeants in the Marine Corps, said they had resources to help them, something called the Servicemembers' Group Life Insurance, or SGLI, from the Marine Corps to help cover the costs associated with his death.
But it took time for that resource to kick in.
"When everything happened, that money had to come from somewhere," Kyle said. "We realized if that happens to the next person … maybe this organization can at least donate … and help them out and get through the payments and … the expenses of the funeral."
The couple said found local support groups through Facebook with families who had gone through similar situations and received support from the Marine Corps and Cherry Point where they are stationed, but no one quite knew how to help them.
"We found there's really nobody out there to do that," Kyle said. "We kind of had to figure it out ourselves."
Hope For Chance will reach out to families to help meet needs and figure out how to help.
According to the North Carolina Department of the Secretary of State, Hope For Chance Inc. was incorporated in the state of North Carolina in December 2013, and Michelle said all they are waiting on is the IRS to approve their application for 501c3 status. Until then, the approximately $2,200 they have raised will stay in the GoFundMe account they have online at gofundme.com/hopeforchance.
Michelle said they have plans to host a 5K in the spring to benefit the Children's Hospital Boston where Dr. Hannah Kinney, a neuropathologist, is actively researching SIDS and its possible causes. They also want to hold a motorcycle run with a local bike club.
Michelle said they also plan to send Chance's medical records to Kinney to use in her research.
"To this day they (the doctors) tell us he was a perfectly healthy baby," Michelle said.
That's one reason they want to increase awareness about SIDS.
"The first symptom of SIDS is death," Michelle continued, adding that they don't want to scare parents, but since Chance's death they have learned that SIDS is an unexpected and unexplainable death.
She added that she truly believes the more aware people are, the better the fight against SIDS will become.
Michelle said the night Chance died he showed no signs of ill health.
"That night he was perfectly fine, he was laughing," she recalled.
If they could do one thing with the foundation Michelle said she would like to "just be able to give support to other families and keep trying to assist in finding out why it's happening."
Kyle agreed, adding that SIDS is one of those things parents see videos about in the hospital but "never really think about.
"And then when we started getting into the numbers and how often this occurs to how many people, it's pretty crazy," Kyle said.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, SIDS is the leading cause of infant death from one to 12 months old.
Michelle said parents are told if they do a certain number of things — place their baby on his or her back and keep blankets and toys out of reach — everything will be fine.
"That's not true," Michelle said. "It can happen at any time."
After Chance's death, Michelle and Kyle adopted a "pass it forward" mentality.
"One of the reasons we did start this is, me and my husband we both believe really heavily in passing it forward," Michelle said. "Just after leaving the hospital, we got a call from the North Carolina Eye Bank, saying Chance was the perfect candidate to donate his heart."
Michelle said they decided to donate, and now Hope For Chance is a continuation of the tradition.
Kyle said his best memories with Chance include falling asleep with him on the couch and watching him play on a mat on the floor which had piano keys on it.
"He would just go to town on that, and there was just tons of stuff for him to hit and kick and make music, but he'd eventually scooch himself back just enough where his toes couldn't hit the thing anymore so he would just lose it," he laughed.
Kyle said they always had to change Chance's outfits throughout the day.
"He always managed to pee through his diaper," Michelle laughed.
If the Moskiewiczs could tell parents of young children anything, Michelle said she would tell them to cherish every moment.
"Don't take any day for granted, ever," she said.
Kyle agreed, but he also said it's OK for parents to feel vigilant.
"You can never be too overcautious," he said.


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Posted 23 March 2013 - 12:44 PM
What marker do you have? Not all bolts help with the marker's ability to fire some bolts make it worse.
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Posted 23 March 2013 - 01:27 PM
NEVER put money in a low end marker.
Posted 23 March 2013 - 01:53 PM
The TechT bolt actually makes a large difference in the way the G4 shoots.
I would advise against it.
NEVER put money in a low end marker.
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Posted 23 March 2013 - 01:58 PM
G4 and everyone tells me I should get a new bolt.
A Techt bolt engine is a worthwhile upgrade to the G4/SpecR. It actually improves the markers smoothness, efficiency and sound signature.
People have been putting upgrades on even high end markers, but the question is, "Does the upgrade ACTUALLY work and IMPROVE on the marker?"
There are marker upgrades out there that improves or does nothing to the marker in question.
You just have to research/ask around on what works or not.
Posted 23 March 2013 - 02:08 PM
Remember you can do whatever you want to your marker but in the end it is still what you started out with. I would buy it if I am dead set on keeping my G4 for a while.
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22 September updates:
As mentioned my time is limited this project is on hold.
Any help is welcome. This Project is now on GIT:
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Anyone fell free to Fork and continue
13 August updates
Fixed all the settings menus, small fixes to list views. Added new youtube skin preview
video showing the changes from 09 of august.
09 August updates
Fixed all views in music and movies-
Added new faders on all screens
removed all lines from listviews and added label animations
for all selected items- text now zooms nicely from size 20 to 30 - looks cool.
Given even more space for list views to really maximize the use of the whole screen area.
Decided to post my current work for the past weeks. Started
out as a mod of ronies great Transparency! skin but it has evolved into
something else Much of ronies ideas and views are here so ronie if
this is not okay please tell me. Also feautures the gloss overlays made by djh modified in photoshop, djh if not okay please tell me
Latest preview video should be of some better quality and with correct aspect ratio.
Dont know when i release this, could prolly post a public beta but there is much more to be done.
New Video is up sorry for the trouble !
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2009-08-07 17:06 Post: #2
Good work!
Nice and clean, good views. Feels a little 'springy' at times, but overall I'd love to see where this goes.
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2009-08-07 17:16 Post: #3
Looks great, especially all the different list views. Can't wait for the release!
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2009-08-07 17:19 Post: #4
Yep, looks good !!
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2009-08-07 18:26 Post: #5
Looks great.
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2009-08-07 18:29 Post: #6
The-Boxhead Wrote:Decided to post my current work for the past weeks. Started
wow! great job, congratulations!!
it doesn't really look like Transparency! anymore, it's more a mixture of Alaska and Transparency! (mainly because of the white backgrounds...)
you should definitely change the side menu too, cause it doesn't seem fit your skin at all,
but i'm sure it's still one of those 'to-do' things.
i'm eager to try this one myself, so looking forward to the release! ;-)
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2009-08-07 18:59 Post: #7
i'd definitely try it, but i agree with tmc in that it seems a little springy and bouncy. i'd want to cut down on those animations.
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2009-08-07 19:01 Post: #8
Lovely mod on a lovely skin!
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2009-08-07 20:43 Post: #9
all the music and movie/video views or done, those are the most time consuming. As noted all dialogs, menu,osd is not done yet but they will.
Im doing stuff all the time but as skinners know, it is time consuming as hell
to get everything just right.
Prolly gonna tone down the overall "bouncy" feeling, and the icons on the homemenu scroller should be replaced - but as of know i dont really have anything. So if someone would know about some icons to use or better yet create someone it would be awesome. Probably black/white with blue details is the look im after.
thanks for all the feedback- but as i said its not done yet. If someone is willing to help out coding/finalizing the skin please contact me. Im soon back to work and time will be a limiting factor
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2009-08-08 00:00 Post: #10
Definitely was confused for a second as to why the skin would be named "Youtube Video".. but then realized.. that's probably not the name.
Looks pretty good.
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2009-08-08 00:10 Post: #11
looks amazing, leave the animations, looking great and cannot wait for this skin!
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2009-08-08 01:08 Post: #12
Hi Boxhead - looks really nice reminds me of your old xperience skin - I'm digging the light feel to it
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2009-08-08 03:12 Post: #13
Great, great looking skin! Definitely looking forward to setting it up on my machine. I don't see why you need to change anything ...
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2009-08-08 03:44 Post: #14
I too thought this was a "You-Tube" theme'd skin.. . .
Anyway, this looks good.
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hahaha thats classic and yet soo true
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With the passing of Margaret Thatcher in recent months, her achievements and contributions have been much analyzed. Thatcher has been described as "the most influential politician of her generation" and a "key political figure of the twentieth century." One area of Thatcher's life which has been examined is her contribution to the feminist cause. This is something that cannot be overlooked, especially as Thatcher was the first (and to this day, only) female Prime Minster of the U.K. Political pundits cannot help but describe Margaret Thatcher in regards to her sex, with terms such as "Lady Thatcher" and "the Iron Lady."
It is generally believed that Thatcher did next to nothing in the fight to further women's rights in the U.K. For instance, there was only one other …


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As many of you know, we're planning to schedule 10 matches for each FRC team at the 2014 FIRST Championship. To do this, we need to extend the qualification match time available.
To support extended match time, we need to make some changes to our traditional agenda. The changes below are preliminary, but are likely to be very close to the final changes we make, and are firm enough for you to incorporate in your initial planning:
- Pits will open at 3PM for load-in on Wednesday, April 23
- From 3PM-5PM, only 5 representatives from each team will be allowed in the pits to start pit setup, uncrate robots, and start inspections. This two hour period will give us time to start clearing crates while the pits are relatively uncrowded
- Inspections will start right after 3PM, as soon as teams are ready
- At 5PM, pits will be fully open to all team members
- Teams will get their practice matches in Wednesday evening, rather than Thursday morning as they have the last few years
- Qualification matches will start early Thursday morning, April 24
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Have you seen the quirky little chicas in our Sweet 15 artwork?
Meet our new BeautyTalk avatars!
You can choose from 15 custom characters created for Sephora by Keiichi Tanaami, one of Japan's most iconic pop artists. Which one is your fave? Are you a Giddy Gladys, or more of a Dancing Dolly? I'm partial to Out-There Olga because of her fab nails, obvs.
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- Click the "edit" button in the top right corner of the "About Me" box.
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I'm don't want anyone to take this wrong but their kinda strange. I wouldn't want to change my current avatar to one of these. (Sorry)! Just my opinion.
Not my personal style but I love that Sephora has something for everyone!
Not for me. But I appreciate art in all its forms
Lol, the pictures are definitely psychadelic cartoon style but the description for each made them even more oddball/weird and made me laugh. I read a lot of manga (Japanese cartoons) and they look like the otherworldly creatures from those storys, except more colorful, prettier, and about make up.
I spent way too much time making my current avatar (took me hours) to change, but more options are always appreciated, and the descriptions are amusing.
I pretty much agree with everyone. However, it is a different art form that we are not accustomed to, and that could be one of various reasons why we are a bit creeped out by them. However, the descriptions cracked me up.
Gabby Gail is me! I am obsessed with mascara, lashes and curlers and her huge smile looks like she has a lip curler too though! lol, cute and colorful! Art is so creative, it can be a challenge even creating charicatures like this one- I love the details to each one's unique face and the cute descriptions!
Daring Dorothy is the cutest in my opinion/ the least scary. I like her!
@kalex. Muahahahaha! Lol, you mean the kind of monster that gets defeated by sailor moon/card captor ? That would be kind of fun, since they are make up monsters, you can have make up superheroes. XD
Wow, tough crowd.
@ my Hall of Famers - these avis might not be your cuppa, but we have another project coming soon that I think might be. Stay tuned! #secretsquirrel
They are very creepy. BUT my favorite is Bubbly Beatrice because it looks like Redy the Teddy from Nightmare Before Christmas! lol
These new avis actually make me want to stop and really look at them more and more.
Though they're not something I would go for right off the bat, they're definitely worth more than a few looks and I love spotting out the details and intricacies of each one. My inner art nerd is having a field day analyzing color choice and design, I think these would actually make some killer accents on some tank tops or even messenger bags!
I'd probably fall into Daring Dorothy, it's actually quite fun reading into their personalities!
I like the one in pink on the right (from Sephora FB), can I have her? Electric Eleanor is pretty cool too the more I look at her!
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by Mossberg, Nov 3, 2009.
Don't forget Capp Spayce and Sal Cap.
Is it possible to put together a list with all his teammates and coaches since he entered the league and an option of All of the Above?
Larry Brown. He is a bad person.
Surely Larry Brown nurtured the demons living in Iversons head. He suckled him on the teat of ego-centricity as it was the only liquid that ran in Larrys blood. He passed the mutant gene to the "one" and it over-powered the lesser human traits, humbleness, thoughfulness, charm and grace (in medical circles it is whispered the gene forever retards the growth of grace). But in fact - the 76'ers were wandering in the "dustland" after jettisoning Barkley back in June of '92. The 76'ers were sucking dry wind and were falling away into nothingness until finally getting little "me-me" in the draft of '96. Pat Croce took over and they brought in the big "me-me" to raise the little one in the ways of the world, in the template of the NBA (LB's NBA). The two syncophants entwined themselves around one another and the parasite-host, host-parasite became one. The "one". The Answer. The organization sold its soul to the devil asking only for the sound of raptous fans voices reflecting off the cavernous walls of Wachovia Center, (a coincidence that they were one the first teams to sell their "Spectrum Center" name off to a "commercial" entity? I think not). They craved the sound of coins rattling in cash drawers and little feet scuttling about in tiny #3 jerseys. They cared not for what they grew, only that it attracted ambulance chasers and accident watchers. The organization's soul less head spawned the graceless answer. The organizations staff spared the rod and spoilt the milk. Thirteen years later we see the disconnected graceless one wandering lost, myopically dragging his legend behind him like an anchor on a rope. From the "dustland" he arrived and to the dustbin he seems destined to return. In an odd but somewhat relevant way, take note that the number 13 is a number you won't find in an elevator. There's no tenents on #13, no mail delivered, no laughter in the hallways. It's the lost floor.....
Classic G-man.
I know first and ten on espn in the morning is about debate and sometimes they have to really streatch to get both sides of a debate covered.. and as I am a rural middle aged white guy alot of times I can't understand inner city young kids of any race.... that all said.... One of the guys said that AI is all but being black balled by the teams in the league and that because just two years ago he averaged 28 points a game that it must not be AI but the teams that are at fault here... Can anybody argue from a front office side explain how that is possible to this dumb country hick?
I concur ...it's like an "Ode to a Fallen I"
AI lives in "Truman Show". It has been perfectly built show so far because of "victim" of it still sincerely believes that "Truman Show" is real life. There are some cracks in the image - AI rising white flag in Detroit was not written in the script, but this project has been too profitable for abandoning, we'll see some desperate attempts to extend it, even if there won't be so many followers as before. the fact that AI ran like a coward from Detroit and it caught JoeD totally pants off, says that even NBA front offices believe in "Truman Show".
How did the Truman Show end? I think I fell asleep during that movie.
He tried to sail off the set, but ran into a wall. Then he spoke to the man above, climbed some steps exited a door saying these famous words: Good morning, and in case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night! TV fans of the show cheered and the network pulled the plug on it...
In a recent nba.com interview with Sheed (mostly about boxing), the final Q and A was:
Now, who's the He and who's the She in this scenario. Memphis Grizzlies have to move on without MIA Allen Iverson - ESPN
Lionel Hollins is old school. AI needs a touchy-feely kind of coach. Hollins is not going to put up with a drama queen. It seems as though his teammates are sick of him, too. This is what happens when an owner involves himself with player selection. I dont think the coach or gm wanted AI on the team.
Teammates tend to get sick of a guy really quickly when he's calling for their starting job and suggesting that the coach bench them in favor of him. Even if you bring the donuts, they won't stick up for you.
Memphis is 1-7....there is some decent talent on that team where they should have at least 2-3 victories. You have to wonder if the AI issue is affecting the teams' psyche...look what it did to us last year and we supposedly had better players. AI needs to go over seas where he can be DA Man for a couple of years, skip practice and wear whatever he wants on the team bus...jerseys, chains, hair rags under his cap and then retire gracefully...
I do not want that jerk in MY Europe! Do you hear me! Europe is not dustbin for yankees....
He should definitely go to Europe. He can be the man, get paid more, and he could travel more than Lebron.
The Funny thing is that A.I. goes to Europe and HE GETS OWNED there (which is very probable) .. he'll kill himself..
More likely would be that his coach would try to suggest to him that team might be better of if he were their high powered 6th man... then he would do as you said.
he can go back to Georgetown, check his eligibility and finish up his Jr and Sr years... ...or maybe go play for the Globe Trotters and show off his dribbling and shooting skills...but the Trotters may reject him thinking he would turn them into a losing team. seriously though, if his salary was $20 million the last couple of years, he just needs to retire, cut his entourage in half and invest that money before turns into a bankrupt Antoine Walker...
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